she's alive now. maybe she'll be alive five minutes from now or an hour from now, et cetera, until you have time to find them. >> but the baby wasn't in the surveillance footage, leading police to believe that the perpetrator had an accomplice. >> i knew my daughter well enough to know, and i had seen her with nicolas enough to know, that had he not been in jeopardy at that point in time, she would have fought like a wildcat. >> investigators were hopeful that robbery was the kidnapper's only motive. >> he's probably promised her freedom and her child will not be harmed. so she gives him the money, go back out, and, hopefully, they're set free. >> several hours later, police found the hayes' car in a suburban neighborhood 45 miles from the kidnap site. >> but when the car's found, ginger hayes and nicolas hayes are nowhere to be found. >> inside were the baby's toys. the car was parked in front of a home that belonged to a man with a criminal record, 24-year-old timothy evans, who had previous arrests

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(laughter) i said rules about being alive?ell, that's new because as i began to research california has honored any sons and daughters who are alive and contributing to our state. however, he is the on african-american in the state of california with the bridge or any structure state structure named after himself him he will be the first in the history of california (clapping) is he alive? yes, he he is. is is deserving of this bridge. yes, he is. i need not recite the names of those who are alive and have a courthouse or street named after them but take my word the list is longer. they include former members of congress and state legislators but when this was brought up in committee it was the republican who made the motion much to the objection of the chair it was a republican making a motion to name this great bridge for the great work that willie brown is doing and has done for the people of california. it was the latest example willie brown was able to build his own bridges across political allegiance to find common groun

i was alive, and i had a reason to stay alive.t baby was all the motivation i needed. >> in the coming months, shayna makes a remarkable recovery. she and her unborn baby undergo half a dozen surgeries. in april 2006 she and rick get married, and a few months later their son tanner is born, a 7 pound 13 ounce healthy baby boy. >> tanner is more than a miracle. he really is my physical angel. >> at 3 years old, tanner is still too young to know about the fall he survived inside his mother's womb, but one day, if he sees the video, he'll come to know how lucky he is. >> i remember how important his little tiny heartbeat was to me. hearing that heartbeat gave me a reason to want to get better. it gave me a reason to want to heal and go on and see what else life had to offer. >>> coming up, a young child trapped in a burning car. >> there's a baby in there! >> he was screaming like i've never heard a person scream or child scream ever. >>> and a panic-stricken woman is swept away by dangerous floodwaters. >> it was a pretty fast reali

when we come alive ♪ ♪ when we come alive when we come alive ♪ >> a tonight on "nightline," young blackjordan davis are fighting back. they say the system and a florida jury failed when white software developer michael dunn was not convicted of murdering their son. >> yor djordan is the face of america. he just doesn't happen to be white america. >> and food fight. we're taking you to the world food championships in las vegas. it's the olympics for chefs. as they compete for hundreds of thousands in prize money. that's a lot

(laughter) i said rules about being alive?an to research california has honored any sons and daughters who are alive and contributing to our state. however, he is the on african-american in the state of california with the bridge or any structure state structure named after himself him he will be the first in the history of california (clapping) is he alive? yes, he he is. is is deserving of this bridge. yes, he is. i need not recite the names of those who are alive a

i was hoping he'd be alive. >> helicopters in distress. extreme crash landings. >> really had no control. the best i could do was brace myself. >> distracted drivers with no control. disaster strikes with three lives hanging in the balance. >> i heard people screaming. i really didn't think there would be any survivors. >>> "caught on camera: collision!" welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. in this hour you'll see the most incredible video of collisions and meet survivors who were lucky to walk away alive. you might envision a racetrack or highway. but in our first story the scene of the accident is about the last place you would expect. imagine you're sitting outside your home enjoying a quiet family barbecue when a military plane swoops in and explodes in your backyard. it's a sunday picnic one family will never forget. air shows, exciting displays of the best in flight, held all around the world. a showcase of the rare and classic. an exhibit of thrilling tricks and intricate maneuvers. but at 10,000 feet, even the smalle

but my mother's alive. and while she's alive, i can't help being anxious no matter what you say. but your father's death is a great shaft of light. yes, that's true. but the woman's alive. and i'm afraid... who is the woman who stirs you to such fear? merope, oh graybeard, polybus' partner. what is it about her to cause you fear? a terrifying divine oracle, sir. can you reveal it or is it unlawful for others to know? certainly. apollo once told me that i was doomed to marry with my own mother and to shed my father's blood with my own hands. that's why i spent many years so far from corinth. years of blessing, now it's a joy to look into one's parents' eyes. and was it in fear of this that you went into exile? yes, sir, to avoid murdering my father. and your majesty, why don't i once free you of your anxiety. i've come for your good. you've certainly not find me ungenerous. in fact, that was my real reason for coming is something in it for me when you return home. i shan't go near my parents. my son, clearly, you don't know what you're doing. what do you mean, graybeard? if that i

is he alive? -- >> is you live? -- he alive? >> i would assume so. we try to court-martial him. not in thed it was best interests of the country in the war was over. if we court-martial him, it would be a trial of the war and movie stars with a lot of money would pump money into his case. it was not worth it. they gave him a letter of censure. and john mccain was in our studio. i want to get your reaction to this. >> this is where john mccain was kept. >> how long? do you know? charge ofot in prisoners. >> was he here by himself? [indiscernible] >> edit a bit. the windows were all bricked over and the only ventilation came from some small holes. >> when he said the windows were there with bars on it, that was not true. >> it had been there. but, they kept is isolated. second of all, there was never i saw inshelter that the 2.5 years in prison nor, did we go to any bomb shelter. we would have to be together and they did not want that to happen. >> he wrote the forward for your book. to know each other when we went back to the camp. after the agreement was signed up by thehey line

i know you cannot be alive anymore i will never be happy again. in the spring asylum. in april all the people of leningrad went out to clean the city streets we were expecting an epidemic because the dead were everywhere and there was a raw sewage flowing past houses because the sewage system was not working. so they told everybody to go out and clean up the city and everybody did. that even those who could barely hold a tool in their hands went out to break up the ice. leningrad became so clean it was a real joy to see it. in may the trans started working again. i will never forget this day i can't believe dad is gone. news of his death was too sad and. even today this morning we talked about him thinking he was alive remembering different things about him and we were happy that he looked relatively well. it turned out though that by then he was already gone. i cannot believe he's gone it can't be how i wanted to be a mistake it's hard it's terrible we didn't even say goodbye. a few days ago i broke my mare into pieces i was waiting for a disaster and my fears came tr

as for scott and albertina, they're just happy to be alive. >> i was alive, and that was enough for mes himself as one of the luckiest men alive. and despite his injuries, he's trying to move forward with his life. >>> if you have a video you'd like to send to us you can logon to our website caughtoncamera.msnbc.com. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> amazing crashes. >> there's an enormous bang. and then i felt the car go by me. >> wild, high speed chases. a calamity in the sky becomes a nightmare on the ground. >> get back, get back, grandpa. >> people were yelling and screaming. just hysterical. >> a sudden impact catapults a motorcyclist into midair. a thrill seeker pushes the limit and pays the price. >> i looked down at him. his eyes were rolled back in his head. i was hoping he'd be alive. >> helicopters in distress. extreme crash landings. >> really had no control. the best i could do was brace myself.

. >> method, opportunity, motive, and last person to see them alive. classic reasons for murder. >> every year the unger family spent their vacation on lake michigan in a place called watervale. >> it's a sanctuary for them where they can go to forget about the rest of the world and reconnect with themselves and their families and the loved ones. >> florence worked as a bank loan officer. her husband mark, a mortgage broker, was also a well known radio personality. >> mark unger had a sports radio show and was somewhat of a celebrity in a circle of friends. >> their vacation in 2003 was like most others. the ungers had checked into their cabin, had dinner, and mark spent time with their two sons while florence was outside for fresh air. >> mark read a story with the boys, kissed them good night, came back out to the deck and florence was not on the deck. >> mark assumed florence went next door to the friends' cabin since the lights were on. not wanting to leave the children alone, mark went to bed. when he awoke just after dawn, florence still wasn't t

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, i'm alive. >> january 2011.npours pound the mountainous region outside rio de janeiro. it's a month's worth of rain in less than 24 hours. the deluge causes the country's worst flooding in decades. sending torrents of mud down hills in the middle of the night and burying people inside their homes. >> translator: i get chills just thinking about it. it was awful. >> luciano rimbrau blogs for local news. he ventures into the effected areas at daybreak to record the devastation. >> translator: i'd see these people leaving, desperate. >> the level of destruction is shocking. >> translator: there were no buses, no cars, nothing. it was like a war zone. the people on the roads covered in mud carrying refrigerators on their backs. >> many neighborhoods are cut off from rescue crews by weather and rough terrain. survivors search for friends and relatives using any tools they can find to dig through the mud. >> translator: it was really hard, because there were lots of people buried. people crying. mothers who had lost t

your father's alive don't worry about him it's god's will so you. told me there was no place to escape to so he just had to carry all those bombay exams but lost their legs or arms for more little. he's somewhere on the front now fighting the fascists he must be really close the germans are already in the outskirts of leningrad and i haven't got a single letter from him how was he is he wounded i still dream about the. three of them when there was a fishmonger next to us on rubenstein street for word while we were free to take up several times of study trying to ferry the world with the sure pyramid server caviar and crap were on display orders in the woods the shops were always full of good school only due for the food when we pay you one day mum went and we'd sold it all the shelves were empty all your. things disappeared like that in a flash. but after that they started the food rationing. this is terrible were threatened with starvation we only have one hundred twenty five grams of bread but soon we'll only have bread crumbs a famine is coming a

i always thought i was going to make it out alive. remain strong. >> reporter: the castaway says he survived by eating fish and turtles he caught while his teenage companion, who he says, refused to eat, died four weeks into the drift. weeks turned into months and his initial resolve, he says, quickly started to fade. >> translator: twice. i thought a couple times about killing myself. i grabbed the knife. when food and water ran out, i got depressed and would contemplate killing myself. >> reporter: authorities are trying to determine if the story is true. the trip from the west coast of mexico across the pacific to the national islands is roughly 5,600 miles or 9,000 kilometers of open ocean. although such an amazing ordeal isn't unheard. three mexican fishermen survived a similar journey in 2006. in an interview in his hometown in el salvador, his parents said they never lost hope. >> translator: my heart would tell me that my son was not dead. but i would think about it so much, that i had started to lose faith. >> reporter: his f

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even being charged the editor of a prison legal news alex friedman he told us that keeping inmates alive isn't always a top priority and some prisons prisoners might have very serious medical conditions and sometimes be very near death and they are told to sign up on a sick call or that they will refer them to the nurse the next week or they might not be a doctor at the prison that weekend and so they have to wait until the next week to see medical staff. go receive the twenty year sentence he did not receive a death sentence but unless he receives adequate medical care he and other prisoners with serious medical conditions can die while in custody mr you're ashamed go was basically kidnapped you know when he was taken into custody overseas by u.s. officials. the united states really does not have a lot of respect for the rule of international law when it conflicts with what they want to do and as we discussed in the situation with human rights activist richard baca you things washington apply different standards depending on which country it's dealing with. there is a of course always a

support those who are alive and those who are here. i'm not scared now. that's the most important thing for me. i come here and i feel safe, i feel safer than i were at home. >> the protesters supply line and their conviction to fight has never been more alive. >> our nick shifrin, reporting. breaking news from wh kiev. jennifer glasse joins us live. >> this just happened a few minutes ago, they just broke up a couple of hours ago. negotiations between the president of ukraine, opposition, representative of the european imroin, poland and france -- union, poland and france. negotiated all night and have come to a deal they say to settle the crisis here. and they are expecting the president to meet with european union representatives again before that deal is signed later today and the parliament is also expected to make some sort of announcement. they will meet local time just in about an hour's time. we are just waiting to see what the details of that deal will be after the ukraine's deadliest day in its history. >> has anything been done to ease the ten

and she looked very calm. >> she was alive now. she'll be alive five minutes from now. >> but police soon lose the trail. >> we realize that both of these were in. >> they used the only tools they have to find the victims. >> they need to act quickly in order to try to save their lives.

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it's alive when it goes into the printer, it's alive when it comes out of the printer. >> creating thent need to prototyping tv remotes. 3d printers are not anything like your home printer. >> 3d printing is a process that makes physical objects. a 3d principlers spits out droplets on a plate. little by little, not making a picture of the coffee cup but the coffee cup itself. every 3d print starts with a file, where to print, where to put the material. hoar is the printed speaker, you can go ahead and make changes. >> that information has been sent to the printer that prints layer after layer, hour after hour. >> what do we have here? >> what we have here is the first entirely 3d printed consumer device, it's a loudspeaker. >> why is this a big innovation? >> moving from passive parts to things that have action, sense, react, do something. >> last year we created our first manufacturing innovation institute in youngstown, ohio. >> earned a shout-out from the president. >> revolutionize how we make almost everything. >> across the cornell campus, life savings innovations. >> heart valve

they want to see their loved ones come home alive. every night volunteers record what they have learnt each day for on online radio station, sharing what they know about -- >> the most notorious cases of abuses, missing appearance, arrested persons and god forbid, if there any persons that lost their life. >> their hot line helps to keep track of the missing and there's a list of lawyers helping ukrainians who have been arrested or detained. >> it's important to know what they can do, what they are not to do, what they are entitled to do. the legal position of the ukrainian people is not high. >> human rights accuses the ukrainian police of attacking journalists and medics. it's a pattern of abuse seen before, and calls for investigation. as he left to meet the u.s. secretary of state in germany, an opposition leader called for the same. >> in munich we insist on an international investigation of all the cases of killing, torture and kidnapping of people, and the fact that journalists are targeted and shot at. today's event represent

. >> i was still hoping that we would find him alive. i was hoping that he had swam out of the car and had been injured and didn't know who he was and that we were going to find him. >> the way the car went in, the fact that he got out, none of it made sense. >> inside nick's car, investigators found a greasy film on the dashboard and upholstery. >> it was kind of a light white milky substance that we didn't know what it was initially until we started touching it and playing around with it a little bit. that's when we realized it was motor oil. >> they also found an empty motor oil bottle in the trunk. it looked like the oil spilled in the trunk and got into the car's passenger compartment while in the water. at first, accident investigators thought nick might have fallen asleep at the wheel. but when a car goes off the road, the driver is usually jolted awake which will leave telltale signs. >> had the driver fallen asleep at the wheel, i would have expected an ever increasing vigorous correction effort on the part of the driver. in oth

she was very much alive. >> instead, he hears the secret story and primal thoughts that turned theodoreobert cowell in to ted bundy. >> when and where did you first murder? >> you know what's going to happen when this goes public? >> it's january, 1989 and the clock is ticking on the life of serial killer ted bundy. she several days away from execution. florida authorities are not going to allow him to avoid the electric chair again. >> first of all, ted bundy, seven days a short time for a death warrant. >> i don't consider it short at all. i believe the death warrant was properly signed and that justice needs to prevail and should take place next tuesday. >> bundy was convicted of killing two college students and a 12-year-old girl in florida. now police investigators are trying to get bundy to admit he also killed dozens of other women in a multi-year cross-country rampage. one of those investigators is former seattle detective bob keppell who's been hunting bundy more than a decade. now he wants to know what bundy is willing to say about other missing women. >> testing one two three

. >> i feel like the luckiest man alive. >> a current affair in australia actually spoke to whitaker. >> i feel like i should be dead but i am not. >> he was injured from the fall itself and had a cut over his eye and needs stitches and had bumps and bruises. >> thank goodness the conductor noticed him, because if he didn't he could have been stuck down there for who knows how long. >>> all right, we've got a lot of fresh virgin snow out there. and it's the dead of winter. this is in chamonix, france, the video was just now posted. we know when we see these videos we get a little nervous because it looks like a high likelihood of an avalanche. the first guy on the snowboard goes and then the guy on his ski goes and then rudy goes. he kind of picks a line in between the first two guys and then the earth moves under his feet. down he goes. he immediately pulls his air bags. and that's brilliant because you notice during this entire wild ride it looks like his head never goes beneath the snow. >> that's good. i just wonder, too, how do your skis stay on? >> good question. here's a view f

we have our new asset and we are keeping this one alive. enter my co-author who is on assignment in garbone as our chief of station. she returns to head quarters in 1986 and she is tapped with trying to determine what in the heck happened. she has a small task force of people who begin this effort. at the same time, gene and her people are looking at our losses, they fbi has also established a task force. they had the same problems with their soviet cases during the same time period as we. now we will have to fast forward. it is early 1991, a little over five and a half years later. and we still do not have a clue as to what happened. not a clue. that is not to say that there were not plenty of explanations or leads. there were lots. each was fully investigated. and each was discarded. meanwhile, the fbi also doesn't have a clue as to what caused their losses. there is a bit of good news, however. we have not lost a single new source since implementing the security measures. and a number of our reporting sources on the soviet union had cont

possibly been doing time on the original violence and this poor woman and her children would still be alive. >> let's talk about the liveing in fear. jeff, she lived in fear. she was let down by the system a few times. she went to the proper authorities and then she had to live in fear constantly. >> yeah, police not sent out.

i'm alive. i'm alive, baby. i be moving everywhere. tavis: i love that line. i'm going to use it, too. every time you come here, you give me gifts every time. the line that the audience is not an accessory. lover, as you know, all kinds. i have been to shows in my lifetime where i felt just like that. i felt like to the artist on the stage the audience was just an accessory. >> not me. if i go to that show sometime, i will give you two or three songs and i will be, like, show me your guts. show me your guts. i the third song, you'll show me your guts. i don't want to be dirty by your ego. for me, is always -- you have to be at the service of the song. a few are not, everything you do is to please people. .oday, music is out there it becomes a commodity. and it becomes a commodity that people transform the way they want it. we artists, it's like, we are just there to make other people rich and they can snatch it away from us. fine. but you want going to snatch my spirit away from a. who i am in the music i do is mine. ok, what is up in their? -- up in there? i

the three teenagers were not harmed in the shooting, but they are still alive. >> the only logical explanation for the verdict is that the jury hung on whether he acted in self-defense and firing the fatal shots into jordan davis, but remember, there was a second volley of shots direct ed ed to car, and those are the attempted murder counts that the jury convicted on and of course for firing into the car. so ironically, you have a hung jury on the main issue, and whether jordan davis' death was caused by his action and firing on the fleeing vehicle, and they convicted on that. >> well, it is very interesting that someone e-mailed me, and they said, how can he be found guilty of attempted murder and then not be found guilty of killing someone? >> because of paul's explanation, and the first things first. this is the process at work, don.

jovi to sing "dead or alive" at howard stern's birthday party -- >> i happen to be a chris christie fan and i think it's been very good for new jersey. >> a "new york times" story broke quoting david wildstein's lawyer that evidence exists that vi christie had knowledge of the lane closures in ft. lee. then it got worse. saturday afternoon the christie administration sent out a rambling buzzfeed style liftical to friends and allies titled "five things you should know about the bombshell that's not a bombshell." the two-page document included a section focusing on david wildstein's reputation at livingston high school. he and christie both went there over 30 years ago. >> i was the class president and athlete. i don't know what david was doing during that period of time. >> according to team christie, wildstein was "publicly accused by his high school social studies teacher of deceptive behavior." the list did not mention that wildstein was known as governor christie's eyes and ears inside the port authority after he was appointed by the governor to work at the port authority.

we got to try to keep this one alive. we had no idea whether it is a trader or a technical penetrations so we have to guard against each possibility. with respect to the trader's side of the equation we institute what we still to this they affectionately call draconian security measures. we simply eliminate almost everybody from those who are aware of our new assets. we have got to address the technical side. with respect to our staff communication and the possibility that they are reading traffic on soviet cases. this one was all a little bit more difficult so we basically punted. we ignored staff communications. there was an zero cable traffic between headquarters and the field station where our new asset was located. we went back to basics to communicate. we affectionately also say it wasn't this done age but it was pretty close. although we did have something that was sort of out of this world at the time. we have our new asset, he is okay. we are keeping this one alive. enter my co-author jean vertasay who is our chi

hockey for sure for team usa >> reporter: after beating russia, team usa kept its undefeated streak alive today, downing slovenia, 5-1. our friend and hockey analyst, eddie olcyk, warns it's still in the early days for hockey. with today's win, however, team usa is through to the quarterfinals. and, brian, for snowboarder jackie hernandez, she tweeted tonight that she was knocked unconscious in that fall but she's still looking forward to the men's competition tomorrow. >> after, at times, harrowing sunday games. kevin tibbles, thanks, as always. and we want to take a quick check at the medal count after this second weekend of competition now. the netherlands is in the lead with 17 medals. russia and the u.s. are next with 16. the germans have the most gold medals of any nation in these winter olympic games. >>> now back in the u.s. today, it was all about digging out again from the latest storm that left over a foot of snow in parts of new england. not only have most of the people in the affected area, as they like to say, simply had enough, but think about the toll all this is taking, f

and i said that is to the o not possible i'm two controversial and i'm alive (laughter) and, of course, they said well they are. i called eleanor and said eleanor find out what's happening with the bridge naming and she got back to me and i called alice and alice hung up she didn't want to hear me she was going to do it no matter what. i'm glad she hung up it's occurred i'm now about to have the unveiling of the bridge itself but they screwed up they got the wrong end of the bridge. i share you a view that's what happens to black people in america you get the achievement and they change the rules. that's kind of the way it works (laughter) but it is an incredible on a serious note frankly an incredible achievement and something i want to enjoy day in and day out. i love the cat on the streets read it was going to be named after me he said i'm kind of a tea bargain guy i don't like you at all but i'm going to enjoy rolling over you everyday (laughter) i always want to be accommodating. i'll tell you how significant this is from the african-americans started up. this kids in the school y

"prayer and god," he says kept him alive, especially after a crewmate starved to death. alvarenga says a storm washed his 24-foot fishing boat into the ocean. it drifted 6,000 miles for more than a year from mexico to the marshall islands, he says, without food, water, or fishing gearment alvarenga told telemundo he used a box to hide from the sun. "i was going to kill myself," he says. "i watched my friend die of hunger and thirst. i asked god to get me out of here, and that's what happened." he says he stayed alive on a boat about this size by eating raw fish, birds and turtles. and he says he drank rain water whenever he could. doctors say it is possible, the 37-year-old who looks healthy, is said to have swollen organs from exposure to sun and salt. which could explain his bloated appearance. sailor and author steven callahan survived 76 days lost at sea. >> it seems very unrealistic to me that it would be a hoax. i'm not saying it couldn't be. but it seems like the simpler explanation is that it actually happened. >> reporter: if true, alvarenga's story is what movi

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