they include a way out on top fire escape balcony. the fire escape balconies. ladder from the lowest balcony to the ground and a way to get on to the roof. i think those are the main elements of the fire escape. >> yeah. >> okay. and we're going to look at a bunch of different ones. this is a good example across the street. so first of all, how do you get out on to the fire escape? you can't have to climb out on a little window. we can see there are large, openable window pain doors, >> they did allow them to climb out windows and those are grandfathered in. >> as bill mentioned, there's an important part of the codes, they are not retroactive. you had to bring them up to today's standards. it's allowed to be maintained in the original construction. that's one of reasons we have old fire escapes. they are not required to be upgraded. >> if this was built today, a fire escape would not be allowed. they do not meet the second means of egresscode. >> but in all the existing ones like this one, you have to maintain them and keep a second means. according to the cod

our guy does a good job and makes sure the balcony is stable. it's so much nicer to be outside. you yell at the guy. we need more water and pressure. in my eyes, it's a better system. this one here is dry. some of them are wet. >> what's the difference between wet and dry? >> wet would be connected to the water system. typically on a smaller building, they would use this as their riser to be their sprinkler system inside. it's wet. it has 60, 65 pounds of pressure. it isn't really enough to fight the fire. but we already have water. we would still need the engine to hook up to get water pressure we needed to that floor. >> how much pressure do they need? >> well we aim at 100 pounds at whatever floor you are at. you lose 5 pounds for floor. it's up 15, you would lose 15 pounds. >> do we usually have a stand fire escape? >> usually. it's probably because they have so many stand pipes. and may be it was one of far ones we didn't see. it's a great thing. on residential, you always see it. >> any questions on stand pipe and connections? >> we're going to walk right around the corner

in any danger by being there on that balcony looking over the city so that you know. algebra good bridge just four hundred meters away from the hotel to american tanks a taken back a position since the. sergeant sean gibson scans with his binoculars the floors of the hotel. he focuses on the fifteenth floor always spot someone moving. a reuters cameraman is filming from his rooms balcony the entrance of the u.s. army in baghdad. during that time i was receiving mortar rounds to try to make the bridge collapse so when i'm sitting down here and i got all these fires coming from all directions i don't think it could tell me is that hey somebody is looking for somebody else and then when i seen the individual standing up all about the name what a pair of binoculars. and they was talking and he was pointing. i did not immediately engage that individual i did not do that i called it up and told him what i've seen. and it took about ten minutes later for them to call back and say. sorry you're right and that's what i did. every moment of the moment of the attack at deafening

because of his condition, he couldn't move, and he also didn't want to attempt coming off the balcony on to the ladder because he was afraid he was going to hurt himself or someone else. firefighters got there, and they were able to get him down. two firefighters carried this man over the balcony, but because he is paralyzed, they to basically carry him like a child. this photo here is of one firefighter basically handing him over the balcony to another firefighter on the ladder. >> that poor man. he must have been absolutely terrified. >> he was immediately rushed to the hospital, but it's unclear what his condition is. >> it was really courteous of him to tell the neighbor not to atell a rescue because he was worried about putting that guy in danger. >> look at the flames right behind mr. louis. they were just feet away from where he was. according to reports, the fire department believes the fire was caused by careless use of smoking materials. >>> i got two videos to show you of people getting t-boned. the first one comes from a motorcyclist's helmet cam. >> oh, boy. >> oh. >> let

on the balcony both theater 9 d 8 emptied out into the same balcony.sically, it is people from both theaters and it just looked like -- it was terrible. i saw people with blood on their faces, and people with, and there was a guy whose leg was looking like it was dangling and just bad. >> how did you manage to get out of the theater 8? what did you do? >> so we, like i said, the once we were told that there was a g gunman outside, we all started to motioning towards the top of the stairs next to the projector, and that is what led us to a balcony, and we all just kind of waited on the balcony for two to three minutes observing and everybody was confuse and nobody knew in theater 8 what was going on. we are looking over the balcony and then two police officers rush in with shotguns and right then and there we knew that something was wrong and something is terribly wrong, and then the police officers start to usher us out. there were two stairwells that led to the bottomf of the bottom of the stairwells that led to the front door and they were all tellin

grills are not allowed on apartment balconies if there is a roof own the balcony. >>> the man who shot and killed ray is von martin this year is at a safe house in florida tonight. his name is george zimmerman. he was let out of jail after posting a $1 million bond today. zimmerman is wearing an electronic monitoring bracelet and not permitted to leave the county. zimmerman is charged with second degree murder for killing martin in february. zimmerman maintains he shot martin in self defense. >>> high speed rail is coming to america. california lawmakers approved billions of dollars to build a high speed rail line between los angeles and san francisco. altogether the project is expected to cost $68 billion. california will get $3 billion in federal fundings. supporters say it will create jobs. opponents worry it will push the cash-strapped state over a fiscal cliff. >>> coming up tonight, the incredible video of a life and death situation avoided by a matter of inches. >>> the president reaches out the family of a woman who died minutes after servi ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the

last people we got her out, the balcony was engulfed in flames. >> i had to be helped over the balcony because it was too much fire. >> in burtonsville, 9news now. >> the cause of a house fire in chicco, california, blame it on charlotte's web. the homeowner didn't like cobweb in the yard. what to do? grab a blow torch, of course. the cobwebs caught fire, then the plant, then the house. nobody was hurt. but the damage is estimated at $25,000. what were you thinking? >>> unusual circumstances also surround a fire earlier this week in bethany beach, delaware. firefighters put out a small fire at a home wednesday night and a few hours later, they were called back to the same home. the fire that time gutted the house and damaged several others. one obvious question, did the remnants of the first fire lead to the second one if. >> not only do we tear apart the wall looking for fire, we use thermal imaging cameras, which is using for heat sources, and we look for that. we are confident that fire was out. >> fortunately, no one was hurt in this. the case is under investigation. >>> now, just

have her off of the balcony and a minute later, the balcony was engulfed in flames. >> i had to be helped because it was too much fire. >> in burtonsville, armando trull, 9news now. >>> a young d.c. man charged in a series of hammer attacks could one day be ruled mentally fit to stand trial. that's what we are hearing from doctors who examined 19-year- old michael davis. he is charged with murdering one man and injuring others hitting them on the head with a hammer. for now, davis is considered mentally incompetent to stand trial. but doctors suggest he is making progress. another hearing on his mental state is set for september. >>> still to come, tv stars take center stage as thousands of fans flock to see their favorites at day two of comic- con. but first, maryland's governor hints at when he may call lawmakers back to talk gambling and a possible casino at national harbor. >>> we should know soon if maryland will hold a special legislative session to discuss expanded gambling. the governor says he will decide in the next week or so if he'll call lawmakers back. he told reporters in w

and the balcony was engulfed in flames. >> i have to be helped over the balcony because it was too much fire. and they help me and my dog. >> right now, the american red cross is helping about 80 people who were displaced. they tell me that the complex has found living accommodations within the same apartment complex for half of those people. the other half, some of them haven't gotten back because they left before the fire started. they believe they will be able to find more living accommodations here on the complex. the ones who are not will have to go to a red cross shelter. that shelter is already in place. that's the scene out here. i'm live, back to you. >> armando trull, thank you. anita. >> tonight, d.c. police are investigating one of their own after an officer made threatening comments towards the first lady. this officer working as a white house motorcade escort has been reassigned as the investigation continues. now kristin fisher is live at police headquarters where the chief just addressed this issue. kristen, do we know more about the nature of these comments? >> we don't

. >> this woman and her pregnant daughter were stranded on the balcony. >> there was fire and smoke and glass breaking everywhere. >> as firefighters work to get them down, this man stepped in to help. >> the firemen cut the balcony part in pieces. i kind of helped them come down the ladder. to make sure they were ok. >> more than 70 people are displaced after what many are calling a scary situation. >>in terms of assisting those people, the red cross is here trying to determine whether they will need to open a shelter. we have learned from officials that 36 units are now affected by this fire. they say the total damage is estimated at $1.5 million. good news here is there were no major injuries. reporting live, brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> wow. thank you. we are following breaking news from loudoun county, virginia. that is where authorities have evacuated the shenandoah building. the bomb squad is there on the scene. investigating a suspicious package. the building is home to several loudoun county government offices. authorities are asking people to avoid the area. about two-thirds

we stood on a balcony that was glass enclosed. facing the berlin wall. our secret service pointed out to us that anything that was said out on the balcony could be heard by the east germans. by their police because of the sensitivity of the microphones. reagan was confronted starkly right in front of us with this mammoth called the berlin wall with crosses painted on the wall where people had been shot and killed. it was an unbelievably emotional moment. we departed right from there to the brandenburg gate. i had the honor of being in the limousine with the president. and in these days of teleprompters he was using a prepared speech, not a teleprompter. and everybody refers to him as the great communicator, and part of the reason is that he always rehearsed and rehearsed and rehearsed. and so one last time he was going through the document, through the speech on his lap in the back of the limousine, and we got to that paragraph, and as peter pointed out, the president turned to me, and said, it's going to drive the state department boys crazy, but we're

and so we all were on a balcony for about two to three minutes.was just an awful scene out there on that balcony. there were people with bloody faces. because both theater eight and theater nine both emptied out into that same balcony. so there were people with bloody faces. and i saw one guy who had his leg looked like it was torn. i mean, like ripped completely off. or his foot looked like it, anyway. looked like he had been shot in the leg. and we waited up there for about two or three minutes. everybody was just kind of watching over the balcony to see what was happening. and then the police showed up and rushed into the theater or rushed into the lobby, i should say, with shotguns. and at that point, we were all escorted off the balcony through a set of stairs that took us to the front exit. and at that point, you could see cops standing outside of the theater with guns pointed at each and every exit, and that was a clear indicator that whatever was going on in there was still inside, and they needed us out. >> about how long do you think the

grills are not allowed in apartment balconies if there's a roof over that balcony.arges will be filed. >>> a frantic 911 call that led to a shoot-out with police in college park. >> it's my son. i think he smoked some pcp. please don't shoot him. please! oh, my god. >> shots fired. >> that's the mother of 21-year-old andre mccoy who says she was scared for her life as her son dragged her out of their home at gunpoint. that tloedled to a shoot-out wi police. he was shot by police several times the and tased twice and he still managed to steal a police cruiser and crashed it moments later. >> he just provoked superhuman strength. we see it, we see people take their clothes off, they sweat profusely. they're difficult to get under control. >> me, i'm trying to figure out what was on his mind. >> mccoy faces multiple charges including attempted second degree murder of a police officer. police say they're also reviewing their policy about when it's okay for officers to leave the keys in the ignition of their cruisers. >>> a woodbridge woman faces child neglect charges af

often, balcony's look like for appendages on the sides of buildings. the way he has worked this, they are bay when this. when somebody wants to go out, they bifold inward and it turns into a balcony. that is an extremely good feature that i hope that we see more architecturally. some of the benefits of this building, people asked why we would have a potential landmark and have an overriding circumstances, one of them is the economic benefits for the neighborhood. there seems to be a lot of discontent with people moving in who may be of a higher income, but they do spend money. that money goes to the committee in which they live. i think there are a lot of benefits to having people there. hatfilthe tax benefits alone ar0 times the current property taxes, so the city does very well. we would expect the 27 units might bring us 15 new residents, all of whom would have to eat and spend money in various ways. i think that would be of benefit to the neighborhood. recently, there was a report in the chronicle today that talked about a new record for business a

balcony. >>> she claims she has embraced more than 32 million people worldwide.er 10,000 people are expected to line up to get a hug from amma. erica gonzalez has more on the so-called hugging saint. >> she's a spiritual leader and humanitarian dubbed the hugging saint. amma is in the midst of her 26 summer tour of north americas. people have traveled from all over. >> i have come from altoona, pennsylvania. >> reporter: the sick and elderly. the heavy-hearted. orders with child-like faith. it begins with a token or numbers to get into the center. then they sit and wait, take their chutes off and preparrepas to receive their darshin, or ble blessing. >> i am overwhelmed with grace. >> reporter: people like david have come with high expectations. others unsure. >> i didn't know what to expect, because it was my first experience. >> reporter: barba was enkurned to meet amma. she describes the tender moment. >> she felt warm. there was something that just passed through her, just a nice tight hug of love. >> reporter: amma tells me her religion is love. and that she

once we got to the balconies is because both theaters 8 and nine emptied into the same balcony we started to meet with some of the people who were in the theater where the shooting was taking place. i was seeing people with bloody faces. looked like a guy was missing a piece of his leg. it was something ell. >> bill: salina when you started to see people bleeding and injured and knew this was a crisis situation that was going through your mind? >> i was in shock. like it took me a half hour to actually process what was going on like my friend had to push me like outside like make me look. i was just standing there like what is happening. i don't understand. we were watching the movie and all of it is fake and then he is like -- >> bill: did you feel you were in danger, salina? >> i -- no, i was oblivious to everything that was going on. i had no idea. like it was just crazy to me. >> bill: so you basically were trying to figure it out whereas william you said you knew there was violence in the air. now, you did you know that there was one gunman, two gunmen, was there information flow goi

once we got to the balconies is because both theaters 8 and nine emptied into the same balcony we started to meet with some of the people who were in the theater where the shooting was taking place. i was seeing people with bloody faces. looked like a guy was missing a piece of his leg. it was something ell. >> bill: salina when you started to see people bleeding and injured and knew this was a crisis situation that was going through your mind? >> i was in shock. like it took me a half hour to actually process what was going on like my friend had to push me like outside like make me look. i was just standing there like what is happening. i don't understand. we were watching the movie and all of it is fake and then he is like -- >> bill: did you feel you were in danger, salina? >> i -- no, i was oblivious to everything that was going on. i had no idea. like it was just crazy to me. >> bill: so you basically were trying to figure it out whereas william you said you knew there was violence in the air. now, you did you know that there was one gunman, two gunmen, was there information flow goi

so leona got up to go to the balcony. once we got on the balcony, we looked right and the whole building looked like it was in flames. the worst part is there was a dog on the balcony and the dog got burnt up and it made me so nervous. the dog was just like -- [ inaudible ] i just told her, look, we've got to get out of here. we've got to go. it looked like it was coming. >> as you can hear if those residents last night here on the scene, it was a frightening ordeal for a lot of these folks who never knew that the apartment building was on fire until they got a knock on their door. so who banged on these residents' doors to get them out safely? we'll let you know coming up at 5:30. back to you, jessica, mike. >> thank you, delia. tough situation for the people living in that apartment building. delia goncalves live this morning. >>> we should know later this morning the identities of two people found dead in an arlington apartment. investigators say it appears to be a murder-suicide. a relative made this discovery inside

. >> i saw the first floor balcony or the second-floor balconies line-up and the third-floor balconiese up and i went to the roof line and all of a sudden the roof jumps up 8 feet. then it dawned on me the building has collapsed and a whole floor is pancaked. that kind of hit me like a ton of bricks. >> henry starts to do the math in his head. 50 apartments on the first floor and the worst case scenario he thinks there could be 100 people trapped. his mind races knowing he's about to become part of a tremendous rescue effort. and at the parking deck, their attempt to save one man is moving along slowly. firefighter ray labayae continues to talk to the victim and is able to get him an oxygen mask, but now nearly four hours into the ordeal, salvador pena is losing hope. >> as more time wore on, it was more like come down and pray with me. come down and cry with me. we were never able to give him anything for his pain, so that was always there. that was bad. >> but rescuers are making progress. and by now the operation at the apartment complex is in full swing. mike henry has been cutting

once we got to the balconies is because both theaters 8 and nine emptied into the same balcony we startedo meet with some of the people who were in the theater where the shooting was taking place. i was seeing people with bloody faces. looked like a guy was missing a piece of his leg. it was something ell. >> bill: salina when you started to see people bleeding and injured and knew this was a crisis situation that was going through your mind? >> i was in shock. like it took me a half hour to actually process what was going on like my friend had to push me like outside like make me look. i was just standing there like what is happening. i don't understand. we were watching the movie and all of it is fake and then he is like -- >> bill: did you feel you were in danger, salina? >> i -- no, i was oblivious to everything that was going on. i had no idea. like it was just crazy to me. >> bill: so you basically were trying to figure it out whereas william you said you knew there was violence in the air. now, you did you know that there was one gunman, two gunmen, was there information flow going

prices would range from zero hundred dollars to sit on the balcony to $70 for a photo reception. >>> welcome back. around the bay area today we have some patchy dense fog. especially toward the coastline. in georgia right now because by the afternoon we will start to see some hot torture show up from the bay area some places could hit the triple digits by the afternoon. temperatures are comfortably into the '60s. >>> no major our accidents right now. we have some areas of over my roadwork including the suppesouh bay. every team looks ok especially and don thompson has a prude traffic is very light this morning. a quick look at the nimitz, 880 through oakland the road work has been picked up a little ahead of schedule. >>> a second nanking member is behind bars now accused of killing his fatis a father and s sons. they found him and then home in charlotte north carolina. >>> a very dangerous diet, i he was willing to killed through triple. we know has a valid history. >>> investigators believe limo's mr. their family for is a rival gang member. he will be charged with three counts of

these are wooden balconies spirit they are no longer allowed. there is no sprinkler system in this building. that is no longer allowed. there were working smoke detectors. >> one health-care worker with hepatitis c has people in seven states including maryland, wondering if they are infected. federal prosecutors in new hampshire state david and gesten himself with pain medicine stolen from hospital where he worked. -- interested himself with pain medicine stolen from cost -- the hospital where he worked. those charges were later used on patients. thousands could be at risk. health officials in maryland have confirmed he worked in this state. we will have more on the local connection coming up tonight at 6:00 p.m. >> there is a master plan to expand service at d.c.'s union station. it will mean more people will be able to travel to and from the already busy train station, but at what cost? candice is live with the story. >> elian station has outgrown its size. -- union station has got outgrown its size. you can understand why there are so many wh

with that, i was there in the balcony when nancy pelosi became speaker of the house and i can say that never was very proud moment at a san francisco native than to see that moment. she does us all proud. i think without offending the entire congress, she is the smartest and hardest working member of the congress. she is constantly add it on every front and as you heard today from many segments of the community, i can think of nothing more appropriate than putting her name between martin luther king and john kennedy. with that, i would entertain a motion. >> i would like to move that. >> there is a motion and a second. did you want to say something before we vote or after we vote? >> there was a lot of thought that went into the location. this was not by accident. the executive director of the national aids memorial grove spoke about the location and is a location nancy pelosi spearheaded and made a national memorial. as recently as 1996, it was a place that was incredibly neglected in golden gate park. it was overrun and through committee members and the memory of one of the greatest

some residents were jumping from that balconies to escape the flames.irefighters are still investigating what sparked that fire. >>> a new call for d.c. major vincent gray to take action in the deepening scandal over the 2010 mayoral election. jim graham told news4 it is time for gray to explain his role in the scandal and ask questions. right now graham says he will hold off on calling for the major's resignation. sports we have responded to more detail on his role in the campaign finance scandal. >>> now says there is a better of a 50 slr 50 chance to call a discussion. he's going to meet today with senate president mike miller and michael bush to talk about it. one when who does not want to see a casino, the aener of mernd aped, maryland live!. they could lose money by putting the casino in prince george's county. nearly half of the county casino's revenue comes from the d.c. area. if casino closer to work would eat maryland's live and generate has tax revenue and fewer jobs. >>> federal research chairman ben bernanke heads to capitol hill today. he

once we did, there was two armed officers at the bottom of the stairs, we were at the balcony behind the projection booth and they had shotguns, put up your hands we need to make sure you aren't armed. and everybody put their hands up and all of a sudden the officer looked down, is it okay for them to go? are you going to let them go? female officer said run and everybody starts running but they have almost like a jovial, this is a joke, this can't really be happened so people are kind of parairie dogging and me and my wife know something is wrong. get down, run, listen. >> it sounds as if at that moment they were still looking for potentially a second gunman? >> yeah, they didn't know what was going on really. once we got outside it was outside was chaos because there was wounded everywhere. officers leading wounds and sitting on the curbs outside. i noticed one girl wear a pink hoodie and her left side was peppered with wounds and limping to whatever vehicles were shown up. this is just happened, maybe about five or six minutes before. so it was fairly chaotic outside. >> police we

i know a lot of people were making for the front exits, but i took the balcony exit. i went that way because somebody came into our theater and told us not to go the front way because there was someone with a gun outside. i thought as quick as i could. i didn't put much thought into anything and just acted. i grabbed my little sister's arm and grabbed our stuff and wept out the -- went out the balcony exit. i peeked out to see if there was a guy with a gun waiting for anybody and i didn't see anybody and moved as quick as i could through the staircase. by that time the smoke was there and it was suffocating. >> so it has been less than 36 hours since you had this experience. when you look back on it all, the number of people, 12 people killed, 58 others now?ed, what's going through >> first off it is madness to me. i can't comprehend it it at all. for me it almost happened in a blink of an eye. i wish it was like that a blink of an eye and i didn't remember everything i do. but i got all of the details fresh in my mind. i still see it when i close my eyes. it happens

he was climbing over the balcony at the embassy suites hotel. he was fell and taken to the hospital, where he later died. witnesses say the air men did seem intoxicated. an exact cause of death has not been determined. the man had just returned from an overseas deployment. the search is on for the suspects that robbed a royal farms store in hartford county. the surveillance photos show the men entering the store. when they were inside come that they assaulted the two clerks. anyone with information is asked to call crime solvers. last month, howard county police said a scarcity of drugs led five men to come up with a creative solution to their problem. they cooked up a makeshift lab in a hotel. tonight, we have learned that four of the men in been indicted on several drug and gun charges. >> the navy is getting an upgrade on the quality of food it currently serves. navy cooks are undergoing training with executive chefs to help them hone their skills. that would replace many is it a often been filled with cream made frozen dishes. personnel say

but the royals are spending most of the year on that balcony doing various things, and so it is a great year for britain. >> okay. >> and the british people have felt very energized by what has been going on and the royals have been at the scenter of it. >> oh, great. as they now pass the torch, we are seeing the duke and the duchess are at ground level, and they are within reach of the torch if they wanted to put their hands on it, and they are not in the balcony and right there and what a great moment with prince harrys a well, and they are all posting for a great picture. what a moment, and of course, lots of excitement as the torch will be making its way to the olympic stadium tomorrow. any of the sources, because i nknow that you know everybody there in london appears and any any idea who the final torch baear er will be? david beckham or any of the folks whispering in your ear? anybody sharing anything? >> well, i hope it is not david beckham. i mean no disrespect to him. >> why not? >> he is a football player. >> oh, okay. >> he has nothing to do with the olympics, and he is not

ronda and her pregnant daughter were stranded on the balcony. as firefighters woked to get them down, marlin banks stepped in to help. now more than 70 people are displaced after what many are calling a scary situation. baltimore county police say a man pulled a sword on an officer and it cost that man his life. the 17 year veteran was executing a search warrant in connection with attempted murder case last naight in reisterstown on high mode doe road. officials say ronald melvin cox jr. had a sword and swung its that officer who shot cox. he died at the scene. the officer is now placed on routine administrative leave. >>> tonight a 15-year-old boy is in critical condition after found floating in a pool in cockeysville yesterday. the teen was found in the saddle brook apartments pool. people pulled him out of the water and began cpr. he doctors said it was serious enough to sends him to shock trauma. we will follow the story as more information comes out. >>> overcast skies helped keep the temperatures in the 80s. are we going to get rain? let's

and for you many the balcony up there, are we together? >> yes. >> do you have the energy? remember, you are dealing with a freedom fighter. we are going to sing a song. we have to participate a lot of us. i think we have done a lot of talking. it's time for you to share with us. we are going to sing -- i'm going to sing in simple arabic. it's about women shining. all the women are shining. but remember, men, you are singing with us. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> all i wanted to say is our shine, our shining. the other thing you'll have to do when i mention your name, i may not remember all the names, i don't know all the names, if you get fited if i don't know your name, just show us how you really shining. you can't be shining like this. you really have to shine. okay. >> okay. >> and they're clapping. i will ask you at some point to stand up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. >> okay, everyone. thank you so much for being here. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much for being here. >>> next, young female a

like, i see the balcony because the had stoppeded for a second. look over to see if i can jump over because i'm on top of the balcony and i'm contemplating in my head, like, can i jump, and can i jump with ethan without him breaking his neck or me landing on him. as i turn to, like, find ethan in the dark of the theater with the gas, like, i'm just so disoriented and i lose him. i just lose him. and then he opened fire again. i'm, like, you got to get ethan, you got to get ethan. so i'm trying, i'm, like, you got to run back, you got to find him and get him. and then once i say, just jump if you run back, you're dead. that's it. just jump. just pray that he won't kill your 4-month-old. just pray that he don't find him. so i jump and i run. i land and i'm running. i'm running. i'm looking behind me to see if people are running behind me. i'm looking for her. and for our daughter. i don't see them. telling me, just go back in, go back. like, you can't leave hthem in there. it's like, if you go back, you're dead too. what if our kids live and then th