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. >> reporter: this video shot from a bourbon street balcony showing bodies laying this the middle of the street. jimmy was his group's designated driver. >> we ran upstairs and when we got on the balcony, what -- what we saw was insanity. i mean, something out of a movie. the graphic nature of it, and it was unbelievable. we instantly counted, i'd say ten bodies. >> reporter: authorities identifying the suspect as 42-year-old thshamsud din jabba a u.s. citizen, an army veteran from texas. they say he was speeding down bourbon wearing body armor and firing an ar-style rifle, racing three blocks before crashing and stepping out and opening fire again, wounding two police officers. authorities returning fire, the suspect dead at the scene. this image showing his body laying next to that truck. and inside that ford f-150, authorities say they found multiple homemade pipe bombs packed with nails. and sources tell abc news, on that flag pole wrapped in that gray jacket is a black flag bearing the isis insignia. police spending much of the day scouring downtown new orleans, detonating multi

everything in new orleans, in the french quarter has a balcony. all the balconies have pope. several steel poles, and there's there's no going around anything. if that barricades up, that's a wrap. that's your end. >> so just to be clear, you're saying that they were just flimsy. the flimsy orange barricades that weren't weren't up. they weren't the same barricades there as elsewhere. >> no, no, they were the metal ones were absolutely not engaged. >> wow. and that struck you at the time, right. because there was that 2017 incident with mardi gras where a drunk driver drove through. and so from what my understanding is, they increased security measures in that area because of what happened there. but what you're saying is that you didn't see the security that should have been there to protect the revelers. >> yeah, we we were walking right across it, like as you walk down bourbon, you crossed like five of them. >> and then even when you turn off the side streets of bourbon, there's more like there's the precautions. are there, and everything's implicated. you just have to use

whenever we got to the balcony. it is not what we expected. there were. it was the beginning of the mass casualties. dead. right in front of us was someone's mother, twisted? obviously deceased. we counted eight just from a couple of seconds of standing there. eight bodies, two looked to be at least alive. i wouldn't say survivable, but alive. and the other four were clearly, very clearly, graphically deceased. that is. and no one, no one, no one was around. like after they were mowed over, not knowing anything, like no one was helping these people, they wouldn't let us out, i have training personally and they just immediately locked us in there and we could see some people did eventually go and start attending to the bodies. one man, deceased, had tire tracks across his back, and then when someone turned him over, he had tire tracks across his stomach and he was clearly crushed. the mother that was in front of us, she was just horribly disfigured. a little girl that we had seen dancing as we were walking up the street, was as flat as a pillow. i mean, it

after adding the balcony that bears his name a complete reconstruction of the home is necessary due to its structural weaknesses after 148 years of use. value in the historic outside walls that george washington had built during the original construction, resident truman mandates they stay untouched but authorizes the gutting and rebuilding of the entire inside of the white house. a project that would take t almost four years to complete. >> how they did it is an engineering masterpiece. they put four steel legs and made it like an elevator shaft but not for an elevator to hold up that top floor. all the way down into the ground . below the basement to where the subbasement was to be when the house was finished and they emptied the house, emptied the a vessel as it were by bringing all the parts of into those shafts and out the window openings into trucks and cleaned it up and dug down and the day they were bringing a dump truck in they were about to chop a doorway. truman says stop, you can't do that. we can't get the drum and he said take it apart and that's what they did. they took

he plunged to his death from a hotel balcony two months ago.ng part of the blame on hotel workers who made sure payne was carried back to his room after being unable to even stand up in the lobby. shanelle kaul has more. >> aside from the hotel workers, one of the people charged was a friend of payne's, someone police say accompanied him on his trip to argentina. he is one of three now accused of negligent homicide. ♪ ♪ you're insecure, don't know what for ♪ >> reporter: it was a tragic end for former one direction member liam payne, who died in october after falling from the third floor balcony of his hotel room in buenos aires. the 31-year-old's family, friends, and fans have had their calls for action heard. prosecutors in argentina have now charged five people in his death. three of them payne's representative, the hotel manager, and the hotel reception manager were all charged with culpable homicide, which carries a sentence of one to five years. cbs news legal analyst jessica levinson. >> the equivalent charges in the united states would

and we are family uses that balcony often. and it seems to be that no matter what the weather is and you know that the weather can get pretty oppressive here in the summer, it just seems like there's always a beautiful, cool breeze flowing through that that balcony that makes it just a joy to sit out. and especially as you watch the sun go down and the the lights on, the monuments start to come up, it's it's breathtaking. utilized by all first family since its completion in 1948. president truman is criticized for changing the architectural look of the white house. it's a metaphor for so much of what goes on in this town. something new. oh, my god. something that hasn't been done before. something that's going to desecrate a national treasure that was very characteristic of harry truman. he saw the comfort. he saw the relaxation that the balcony would provide. and every one of his successors has been grateful to harry truman for making it a little bit more livable. i didn't understand exactly what all the fuss was about. oh, i

this video, shot from a bourbon street balcony, shows bodies in the middle of the street. >> these areomebodies people that aren't going to be there. >> jimmy cochran was his group's designated driver. >> we ran upstairs, and when we got on the balcony, what we saw was insanity. i mean, something out of a movie, the graphic nature of it. and it was unbelievable. we instantly counted, i'd say ten bodies, s clearly, graphically deceased in this earth cam video, nearly a dozen officers seen on bourbon street not far from the attack, racing toward the danger. >> the attack coming as every law enforcement officer in the city was on duty. thousands of new year's revelers and football fans in town for the sugar bowl, packing the french quarter. the sugar bowl, now postponed until thursday. authorities looking at how the suspect was able to get down bourbon street, which is usually blocked off with security barriers, bollards like these. but they were reportedly in the process of being replaced. >> we had barriers there, we had officers there and they still got around. so we did indeed have a

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and i was still tossing beads down from the balcony. um, just kind of taking in the last moments of the celebrating the new year before we wrapped up our evening and headed inside to go to bed. um, so it was winding down. it was probably about 2:30 a.m. when we laid down in bed, and 45 minutes later, you know, we were had the curtains drawn. so it was pitch black in our room and just heard a loud crash. explosion outside. um, yeah. and it was just it was jarring. we didn't didn't know what to what had happened. you know, i had to find the light switch. we're in a foreign, you know, in a hotel room. so it's a foreign space. and, you know, just almost immediate trembling, like, how do we respond? um, you know, i managed to get to the curtain, uh, really quickly, looked out the window and could see officers across the street with their guns drawn. um, looking straight down to where the truck was, but didn't didn't see the truck right away. um, so i just i looked at paul and just said, get back, get back. like, you know, we number one was t

or what if somebody walks out on the balcony and shoots someone in the head, what are we going to do?ng, you know, pretty graphic or even in regular news, you can see graphic things all the time. but i think they are questions that are still valid today which was one of the reasons i wanted to do the movie. >> stephen: before we go, i hear you're going to be part of a panel next week for a movie you're not in. >> peter: i'm doing all the movies. >> stephen: okay, and i understand it's for good cause tell the people. >> peter: i'm going to be interviewing some of the actors from sing sing. a majority were formally incarcerated and this is the center for appellate legislation they are doing the project here in new york where they work on resentencing for people convicted of crimes in their teens and essentially put away for the rest of their lives, and these are frequently people from ommunities where they can't afford to have a lawyer do it. and so on the tenth, i will be interviewing the actors. we are going to have a big fund-raiser and hopefully raise a lot of money to help people o

we ran upstairs to the balcony, knowing there was a balcony up there and it would be our better spot. and once we got out there, what we seen wasn't anything i wish anyone else to see. just a melee of looking bodies, mangled for both directions. the beginning we were closest to iberville, so pretty much right where it started at. it's what i would think is it's worse because those people had no heads up and the footage was showing there. that is some of the footage that we did not want to share on facebook, but that is a mother. she had a wedding ring on her finger, just the body's positioning, the terrible. and the man, the gentleman down there, he had tire marks on his stomach when they rolled him over to check on him. he also had tire marks on his back. he was completely crushed. i mean, there was an easy six instantly, visibly deceased, just based on body position and blood and graphic details. and they wouldn't let us. i mean, it was minutes, several, several minutes after witnessing this. they wouldn't let us outside. and i'm trained in cpr, response and all of that due to the n

and it seems like for balconies, these have been sort of after a tragedy happens.o i'm wondering if maybe as part of the facade inspection, there should be an offshoot to balconies. i don't know if this is the proper forum to talk about this, but just hearing you speak about the facade inspection made me think about balconies as part of that, you know, can we have a new piece of legislation so we can have matt green address that one for you? yeah. so there's in the san francisco housing code, there's existing requirement that every five years the appendages for residential buildings must be inspected. and there's submit a report to the department. there's also some state law requirements that we're trying to wrap into that housing code requirement. but i could prepare a more detailed report for that if you want, in a future meeting. all right. thank you. any further questions or comments? i have one more question. i don't know which of these microphones you hear. i okay, well, if you can hear me, that's all that matters. i so we just had this conversation about the

president jimmy carter, his last ailment in the balcony. good evening. in a few days, i will lay down my official responsibilities in this office to take out once more the only title in our democracy superior to that of president. the title of citizen of vice president mondale, my cabinet and the hundreds of others who have served with me during the last four years. i wish to say now publicly what i have said in private. i thank them for the dedication and competence they brought to the service of our country. but i owe my deepest thanks to you to the american people, because you gave me this extraordinary opportunity to serve. we faced great challenges together, and we know that future problems will also be difficult. but i'm now more convinced than ever that the united states, better than any other country, can meet successfully, whatever the future might bring. these last four years have made me more certain than ever the inner strength of our country, the unchanging value of our principles and ideals, the stability of our political system, the ingenu

look at it from some of the pictures online and, and social media, people who are domain from their balcony, from miles away, obviously the official numbers of that acreage and the charge land in southern california is going to be in probably the 10s of thousands one, the sun does come up here. the firefight is dire. the winds are gusting up to about a 100 miles an hour in some spots. and that's causing the embers from mainly the palm trees. to float a several miles down the road or across town. and that starting another spot fire and then that starts another fire, then that starts another fire. so the firefighters are spread very, very then right now. and all they're trying to do is just try to stay ahead of it. but there really is no way and with the winds gusting up to a 100 miles now there's no way they can fight that. people are trying to get to safety as soon as they can. and the roads are very, very narrow and very small in that part of southern california. so that's causing traffic jams. and that's causing a lot of panic for people trying to get to say, right, i mean, tens of thousa

in this one, they're on dianne's balcony.ve been somewhere across the lake there, and that's where he would have been hiding, in the bushes. andrea canning: it seems like a perfect spot, actually, if you wanted to spy on someone. absolutely. andrea canning (voiceover): but detectives said the couple only go bolder from there. they discovered evidence michael had brazenly broken into dianne's apartment and videotaped the inside. michael minor: inside the belly of the beast. he's narrating. i believe, his first words were, "i'm in the belly of the beast," and his first thing where he pans over was of the alarm pad, where it wasn't armed. michael minor: that could have been bad, huh? andrea canning (voiceover): as michael documented every aspect of dianne's personal life, poking around her drawers, her refrigerator, even inside her bathroom, police said danielle played lookout. in this text message to michael, danielle wrote, "get out of there if you aren't already. getting bad feeling." and he's doing it at the request, basical

i have seen some of the footage and it is quite shocking, appears to have been filmed from balconies bourbon street. there are people lying on the ground with injuries and many people running from the area. new orleans is one of the major cities in the southern us state of louisiana. particularly busy at this time of year, the new year events and the sugar bowl football game between the georgia bulldogs and notre dame, so a lot of people would have been in the city, particularly at this part of the city. the incident happened on the corner of bourbon street and canal street in the french quarter — which is a well—known nightlife and tourist hotspot filled with bars, clubs and restaurants and hotels. but the police said more local people than tourists were injured. that's what police are saying at this point. here you see some people walking away from the scene in the early hours of the scene in the early hours of the morning. many of those people, we are being told in the last few minutes, are not able to go back to their hotels. they would have been staying in that particular area s

this other video shows the moments right after the attack, looking down on bourbon street from a balconyeveral lifeless bodies are laying in the road. people who were celebrating moments earlier are running around trying to figure out what to do. the death toll right now stands at 15 people, and more than 30 others were injured, and all day the coroner's office has had vans coming out of the scene, bringing those bodies out throughout the day. just this past hour, we saw them bring out the final of those bodies. this is still very much an active crime scene here. they are asking folks to stay away. again, as you mentioned, in part because of concerns there could be potentially additional i.oh d.s that were left in this area that police simply have not found yet. i.e.d.s. tammy? >> horrible story, garrett. thank you very much for your reporting all night and all day today. still more questions obviously than answers. for more details from washington, let's now bring in david spunt. david? >> reporter: president biden is at the presidential retreat at camp david, but tammy, he has been rec

this other video shows the moments right after the attack, looking down on bourbon street from a balconyhere several lifeless bodies are laying in the road. people who were celebrating moments earlier are running around trying to figure out what to do. the death toll right now stands at 15 people, and more than 30 others were injured, and all day the coroner's office has had vans coming out of the scene, bringing those bodies out throughout the day. just this past hour, we saw them bring out the final of those bodies. this is still very much an active crime scene here. they are asking folks to stay away. again, as you mentioned, in part because of concerns there could be potentially additional i.oh d.s that were left in this area that police simply have not found yet. i.e.d.s. tammy? >> horrible story, garrett. thank you very much for your reporting all night and all day today. still more questions obviously than answers. for more details from washington, let's now bring in david spunt. david? >> reporter: president biden is at the presidential retreat at camp david, but tammy, he has be

but one thing i remember was looking out over the balcony and seeing the american flag come down and, the rising sun going up on christmas day. hospital number one went to operation at lamar on the southeast coast of bataan between then and january 25th, major surgery was performed on more than 1200 battle casualties when hospital number one at lamar began to get crowded and casualties continued to come in, it was decided, set up a hospital further down the peninsula. this was designated as hospital, hospital number two. and as i understand it, they took bulldozers into the jungle and just bulldozed out paths and cops and beds or whatever was available, was set up or, set up along these jungle paths. so what we started to evacuate patients to that area from number one. and each morning the ward officer and the nurse in charge would go around and decide which patients could be evacuated and at this point, we were getting that we were receiving so many casualties and doing so much surgery that oftentimes a patient that had had surgery the day before had to be moved. the next day. and th

and he just tore up my entire closet and just threw all of my stuff on the balcony. what did you say back to him? i was, like, shocked. i didn't know what to say. and i didn't know what to do. like, here i am. i live with this person. andrea canning: that night started a downward spiral. according to meghan, soon every day leon seemed to find a new reason to get angry. eventually, she says, his anger turned into abuse. it was always something like, almost like clockwork. he used to chew tobacco and he-- i don't know what i did or what happened, he took the thing of spit and threw it across the room at me. it was constant. it's humiliating. yeah. and he just didn't think it was a big deal, even though he would call me these horrible names and just demeaning and awful. andrea canning: then, she said, he would beg forgiveness. meghan verikas: i'm sorry, you know i love you. i have so much other things going on, i need you in my world, you're the only thing that keeps me happy. would you forgive him when he would say sorry? of course. andrea canning: she says leon always

we ran upstairs to the balcony area that we knew was there, and when we got up there, it wasn't anyone chasing anybody. it was just unimaginable. casualty. i mean, just the disfigurement and the bodies strewn. something you can't unsee. you'll never forget. um, directly at our feet was definitely a mother. um, twisted up. uh, obviously deceased. um, we counted around eight bodies very quickly, right in our area. uh, one gentleman crushed, had tire tracks across his back. once they rolled him over the tire tracks on his front, he was completely crushed. um, another girl, young, small girl, was dancing when we were coming up the street, and she was just completely flat in the middle, dead center. middle. um, another woman just brutally run over, but still agonizing. um, i'm certified in cpr and first responder training. and, um they wouldn't let us help. uh, they locked us all inside, which is understandable, but nobody else was helping. so that was even tougher. um, but just the fact that these these people are somebodies people, and they're not going to be there this morning. it's roug

okay, so we're, we're showing everyone what it's like to watch from the balcony. today we are having our 1st annual muslim community day at the c capital here in delaware. so many community members here some for the 1st time. and i've already heard from the 4th back, but our legislative meeting earlier today, we're expected. and folks are really excited to continue the conversation. so thank you to all of our legislators who met with community members today. we look forward to seeing you all continuing to collaborate to help our community. number one issue for our community is we want a permanent and an immediate cease fire in cause that since january thousands more innocent people have been murdered. 1.1000000 are at risk of famine. right now. i think it is our duty as elected officials to speak for justice regardless of if we have the ability to change it ourselves or not. and i think we're seeing that the more people who speak up from all walks of life, the easier it becomes for those that are in power to do the same. and so i would employ my colleagues to spea

. >> one thing i remember was looking out over the balcony and seeing the american flag come down, andg up. >> on christmas day, hospital number one went into operation at lamai on the southeast coast of batan. between then and january 25th, major surgery was performed on more than 1200 battle casualties. >> when hospital number 1 at lamai began to get crowded and casualties began to come in it was decided to set a hospital further down the pen lanes and this was designated as field hospital number 2, and as i understood it they took bulldozers out to the jungle and just bulldozed that, and cots and beds were set up along these jungle pags so we started to evacuate patients on that area from number one and each each morning the nurse in charge would go out and decide which patients could be evacuated and at this point we were receiving so many casualties and doing so much surgery that oftentimes the patients that had surgery the day before had been moved the next day and these people were put on canvas litters and loaded into busses and trucks and whatever and sent down to field hospit

we ran upstairs to the balcony area that we knew was there, and when we got up there, it wasn't anyone chasing anybody. it was just. unimaginable. casualty. i mean, just the disfigurement and the bodies strewn. something you can't unsee. you'll never forget. um, directly at our feet was definitely a mother. um, twisted up. uh, obviously deceased. um, we counted around eight bodies very quickly. right in our area. uh. one gentleman crushed, had tire tracks across his back. once they rolled him over, he had tire tracks on his front. he was completely crushed. um, another girl, young, small girl, was dancing when we were coming up the street, and she was just completely flat in the middle, dead center, middle. um, another woman just brutally run over, but still agonizing. um. i'm certified in cpr and first responder training, and, um, they wouldn't let us help. uh, they locked us all inside, which is understandable. nobody else was helping. so that was even tougher. um, but just the fact that these these people are somebodies people, and they're not going to be there this morning. it's ro

the balcony from the balcony above bourbon street revealed. quote, unimaginable casualty. >> i mean, these bodies i don't want to go into too much detail, but when i tell you mangled, i mean movie only. only a movie script could give you the images in my head. you guys want to say something to me? >> the attack unfolded less than 24 hours before the sugar bowl, a major college football matchup between notre dame and the university of georgia. that bowl game has now been postponed until tomorrow. one of the victims in critical condition. we have learned, is a uga student. let's go straight to new orleans. cnn's omar jimenez is there on the scene. omar, what are you hearing from officials and people who actually witnessed this attack? >> yeah, i think in short, it's shock for a lot of the people who either witnessed the attack directly or saw people running in any direction. we talked to a shop owner who actually has a store. that's right on bourbon street, and what he told us is he had his store open lot later than normal because it was new yea

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chad cumbie shared this video of his balcony in pacific palisades as the fire raced down the hillside. chad takes care of his elderly parents full time and was not only concerned about his safety, but also theirs. while chad evacuated his mother, it was too dangerous for his dad to leave. >> he ended up waiting out the night in the garage through all the smoke because he's visually impaired. he couldn't tell me the state of the building, but he said about 11 at night or 12 midnight, the sprinklers came on. he just waited in pitch blackness in the garage until 5 a.m. >> chad says his dad made it to a nearby road, where a complete stranger picked him up. as the fires near the one week mark, there is still a lot of uncertainty. we heard from melanie bonham a week after she initially evacuated with her four year old son. after first going to palm springs, she's now staying with friends in central california. but the latest problem price gouging prices for rentals are skyrocketing all throughout the city, and it's been almost impossible to find a rental house or apartment or shack or anyth

we may have going on around so we were on the balcony of the hotel above and while we were there, a huge battle erupted all around us. boston, excuse me. but it is, it is the thing to see that working at the moment because it is not as you can get around me the whole thing. and then sometimes things happen and i filled the air above my head. somebody was happening to it. a bulletin whistle by and, and, and sucked the arch of it and it hit the wall behind me. it's an excuse me, i just want to break off because we had somebody once into, into the garage here. under that point, i turned to the camera man and i said look, let's get the hell out of here for our own safety. and we just place down and went inside. and that was the last time we did alive to way in the public space in boston. if i've heard of them all on the 15th of may 1992 mountain bell and all the other journalists left the hotel both on set up the new base at the holiday. in the summer of 1992, the subs were tightening the new surround. sorry eva, of the shedding and like this where relentless, indiscriminate the holiday inn

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