you also need to know the little story behind this. how well our mta has been working with all the elements of the community. there's a little story here that i fit a lot of attention to, simply because my background is an attorney representing low- income tenants in chinatown. living above this building -- some eight small businesses that used to be in the front. while they're physically gone here, what does not go unnoticed is the way in which there was a solid communication with those businesses, those business owners, the employees, those 19 households to get them to understand and agree that they had to temporarily relocate themselves. they have done that. they have done that without lawsuits, without protest, because we've taken care of their needs. i need to thank mta for this. we've had other projects in our city's history where the relationship with the impacted community was not as smooth. this is really to the credit of the whole mta family, working in concert with our community- based agencies, all these wonderful agencies

we ask if the worst is behind us. have turned the economic corner right now and things are getting better. the worst is behind us. not that the worst is yet to come. that shifts the context. republicans have to bring this to a close. then they start closing the gap as we move through the conventions and into the fall. then we'll be seeing whether it's a different picture than it is now. right now, it's not a pretty picture for republicans. >> always great to see you. thank you. >> let me bring in tom davis, who is a mitt romney supporter. good morning, congressman. >> good morning. >> there are more a few strategists who said ohio could clinch the nomination for mitt romney. it's hard to see how rick santorum moves ahead if he doesn't win. do you buy that? is this make or break? >> no. i think it's going to go on for awhile. >> does that hurt the republican party? >> ohio is proportional voting. gingrich will take most of georgia. i'm talking straight delegates here. you have oklahoma and tennessee. then the next week

but behind closed doors in room 106 investigators of harris county's human trafficking task force are laying a trap. >> what we're doing basically is just trying to hook up our camera equipment inside the room here and make sure we've got a clear shot. >> the camera is focused on this bed right here so this area, if you sit down, that's the best shot right there. >> undercover investigators set up their surveillance cameras and equipment. their target -- prostitutes, their pimps and the men who exploit them. >> we're looking at underage mainly. what i did is target the 18 to 20, 21-year-olds. >> investigators troll the online ads which read like a takeout menu for those with specific fetishes and fantasies. >> big, beautiful women, slutty, sexy and petite. want to have a freaky friday? pregnant females. that's a fetish for some guys. >> bruce carr runs a federally funded sex trafficking task force for harris county. he says it's an uphill battle where men exploit any young girl they can control. >> and it's very sad because those particular girls, a lot of times, are picked up on low

because president obama is pulling a fast one and was in the camp david in maryland so what was really behind the change of scenery question more we need more troops or american troops. it's gone up about a thousand percent in the word mole and trying mission out on our sharp three blind mice three u.s. senators seasonal they run they all ran out there war and airstrikes never turned away from a confrontation they didn't like and have never seen such a thing in your life as three blind mice who are also u.s. senator. so this is arguably the most pivotal twenty four hour period in this whole raise it has all come down to this day folks. get about basketball it looks like march madness is starting a little early this year for candidates ten states hundreds of delegates up for grabs are republicans really and closer to selecting a nominee. it's tuesday march sixth seven pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl here watching our team well a sudden change of venue for the upcoming g. eight summit the meeting of the world's most powerful leaders was supposed to take place in chicago but the white ho

freedom of the press for all except those who publish inconvenient truths and independent reporters behind bars in yemen at the personal request of the u.s. president an exclusive look at this case and of why you probably never heard of it until today. and nearly a decade after its inception the international critical to the criminal court has a limited first verdict but you know what we're not going to talk about that we are going to talk about drone war secrecy and transparency all in honor of sunshine a week. plus the brits may have burned washington back anything in twelve but these days the two countries are burning with love with one another but these friends with benefits may be sharing more than goodwill some nasty practices like secrecy torture spying and shady extraditions going to read examine the u.s. and u.k. special relationship. anything it's wednesday march fourteenth five pm here in washington d.c. i'm lucy cough and open you're watching our t.v. . well in honor of sunshine week we're dedicating today shows to the issues of government secrecy transparency justice and the r

this time they're going to pull justin from behind a truck.ustin has that thing super glued to his chest. >> oh, that's bad. >> we've got crazy carpet. we've got super glue. >> nothing! >> obviously, nothing. they pulled justin along here for a while, but wait until you see when he detaches from this sled. >> oh. >> i have a feeling there's going to be some layers missing. >> it wouldn't rip off. until the end when you ran over gravel. >> definitely a painful experience, but we have these guys from the experience. we've got justin on the left. we saw him in these two stunts. shawn lemuff in the middle and kevin, you're on the right. kevin is the hair, fire, dorito eating on fire guy. guys, where did you come up with the idea for these two stunts sfp. >> everything we do is trying to be more and more ridiculous every time. >> your stuff is definitely ridiculous. so you're achieving that part of your dpoel. why fire? >> it's what people want. when i found these guys, it was like a dream come true. they're more ridiculous, more crazier and it's o

saying he would rally behind him if newt gingrich calls it quits. last night gingrich easily won georgia. the state he represented in congress. the former speaker says he's not dropping out. >> i'm the tortoise. i take one step at a time. >> and ron paul is slowly collecting delegates in caucus state. >> we're on the right track. so make sure they hear our message all the way to d.c. >> paul still hasn't pulled off a victory but says he's going all the way to the convention. next up is the kansas caucus on saturday. that's a state where rick santorum could do especially well given the number of conservative and evangelical voters. terrell. >> tyler suitor in washington for us. thank you. >>> so much attention is paid to ohio because no republican presidential candidate has ever won the general election without winning ohio. exit polls show there is not a lot enthusiasm for romney or santorum. more than half of those who voted for romney said they had reservations about him as a candidate or simply disliked the other candidates. it was the same for s

he's behind santorum and further behind mitt romney. but this might get worse for newt gingrich. the new poll just came out it. shows 60% of republicans feel it's time for newt gingrich to bow out of the race. despite all of this, he says he's staying in. >> let's go to november. it's suggesting the president is in pretty good shape what can you tell us about this? >> they probably looked at the numbers and thought too bad the election isn't today. you have obama versus romney. obama wins. obama versus santorum similar story but a bigger margin of victory. his job approval number in january 47% and now we see a number at 51%. >> great work. thank you. >>> a spokeswoman for mitt romney's campaign said he will be getting a big endorsement from george h. w. bush. it will take place at an event in houston. former governor jeb bush endorsed him. >>> coming up all new for you tonight at 6:00, portions of the patapsco river all shut down and harvesting shellfish in the bay have been shut down because of a sewage spill. >>> if you're planning to spruce up your home it probably includes p

behind the scenes at tonight's white house state dinner. how do you throw the pitch-perfect party for the leader of the free world and 78 heroes? >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city. this is "nightline." february 29th, 2012. >>> good evening. i'm terry moran. while the church of scientology is one of the world's newest religions and growing. opening dozens of new churches around the world. and making high-profile converts in places like hollywood. but tonight, a former scientology insider will allege that there is much we don't know about this famously powerful, wealthy and secretive institution. allegations of misuse of power and physical harassment. abc's dan harris brings us an exclusive interview with a woman who was once a high-ranking church official. in his report, "scientology: an insider speaks." >> reporter: scientology, a church known for celebrity. >> i'm a scientologist. >> reporter: secrecy. and controversy. >> you listen to me for a second. >>

i'm beth troutman, it's time for fantastic videos and the stories behind them on right this minute. sheer terror as a family tries to outrun a colorado wildfire. now hear from the mom who led the way out of an inferno. what were your fears as you were going through that road? >> pretty sure that we might not make it. >> it's a freaway disaster caught on dashcam. the video clues to what happened should be a warning for all drivers. so, this guy walks into a bar with his dog who can barely stand-up. the bartender is like, what's wrong with your dog. the answer is no joke. >> the dog got into my cup of vodka in the car? why do you have a cup of vodka in the car? >>> now, hear the behind the scenes story. >> i thought it was one of the other children that came up doing the rabbit ears behind my head. >>> a wildfire erupted in colorado earlier this week. a family barely escaped the blaze and caught it all on video. according to reports, this fire began as a controlled burn that was started by the colorado state forest service a couple days before this video was shot. the video you are se

she's behind bars and has been there for three weeks. lawyer has come up with an unusual proposal to get her out of jail. amy robach reports. >> reporter: peter gleason, attorney for anna christina lashed out against the legal system monday. >> i really, truly, honestly in my heart, feel she is being railroaded by the system. >> reporter: she's been jailed at rikers island since her february 22 bend arrest on one count of promoting prostitution in the third degree. she's been unable to make bail of $2 million. now, in an effort to help his client make that bail. gleason has offered up his posh $2.5 million loft as a place for her to serve under house arrest. >> i feel so comfortable giving them access to my place, i want them to move in with with me. >> reporter: that would include her four children and current husband kelvin gore. he was seen briefly outside the courthouse on monday. >> no comment. the judge has set a bail hearing for thursday. prosecutors have called gleason's proposal unethical. some legal experts say that's not the p

romney way ahead with 38%, santorum 27%, gingrich and ron paul well behind.ey was hoping his opponents would call it a day, it didn't happen. a santorum ally urged newt gingrich to abandon the race. the former house speaker said he'd only consider that if he thought santorum was sure to beat romney and then president obama. >> we win both alabama and mississippi next tuesday night, in is a whole new race for i think the ninth time. >> reporter: romney went only six of the ten contest, but the delegate mas is in his favor. increasing the president odds of winning in november. tell that to rick santorum. >> we've proven we can win out west, the upper midwest, the heart land, the south. >> reporter: in the overall race for delegates, romney is way ahead. he is leading with 419 delegates. nobody else even close to that. rick santorum is next with 178. >>> very cold conditions on tap for tomorrow morning. it's already into the 30s along the coastline in half moon bay. 37 there. 37 in novato. 37 in santa rosa . it's going to be very cold through the overnight hours

moscow the easier to have light syrian authorities and the opposition trade accusations over who was behind a series of deadly suicide attacks in a regime stronghold that killed thirty people the government also blames qatar and saudi arabia for involved. the new egyptian constitution not yet written but already the center of a scandal with calls to dissolve the powerful that's going to draw it up a year after people voted for change in a historic referendum. lawmakers in washington border legal lines when it comes to the u.s. freedom of assembly making it easier to throw demonstrators behind bars protesting in areas where the u.s. president or anyone protected by the secret service may be visiting is now considered a felony. russia and china stood side by side in their stance on the syrian crisis saying the conflict should only be resolved through diplomatic means next artie's peace with professor he when paying from the chinese academy of social sciences to find out more on what brings the two countries together. professor head senior research fellow it's your rest asian african studies a

behind the protests. but not everyone is happy about it the politics of the channel were changing with the word count on high. leftist and progressive voices such as mine were not going to be this welcomed news not anymore obviously the qataris and decided to shape a picture of the news a little more than we used to know that's always a mistake. well known what questions and leadership used to before through al jazeera from the world's conflict hot spots but syria has become the rubicon cross he mentioned on the groups fighting against assad's army his bosses and doha felt he needed medication he has just resigned because of biased coverage he says somewhere like you know a promo thing. leave syria. egypt tunisia whatever and don't think for example that the revolution and behind on saudi arabia and the media and this is just a proxy it's a proxy used by by its there by fellow factions like sedna government by us throughout the foolish war. where the more i look through for knowledge in all of the interna

these here are the headline syrian authorities in the opposition are trading accusations over who is behind a series of deadly suicide attacks in regime strongholds that killed thirty people the government also blames qatar and saudi arabia for a call for. egypt's new constitution not yet written but already in the middle of a scandal with calls to dissolve the panel that sets and brought up this exactly a year after people voted for change in a store or. washington lawmakers were legal lines when it comes to the u.s. freedom of assembly making it easier to put demonstrators behind bars protesting in areas where the president or anyone protected by secret service could be visiting you considered a felony. russia and china stood side by side their stance on the syrian crisis saying conflict should only be resolved through diplomacy nexstar he speaks with professor he wing pang from the chinese academy of social sciences to find out more about what's bringing the two countries together the interview up next. professor hare senior research fellow in studio west asian african studies and chines

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he leaves behind a wife and two sons.e was 65 years old. >> $70,000 worth of shirts ordered for the d.c. hire department are sitting in a warehouse in northeast d.c. they have never been worn and they may not be. the fire chief kenneth ellerbe says he won't distribute those shirt because they have a patch that was used by the previous fire chief. the union that represents d.c. firefighters says the shirts cost taxpayers money and they should be put to use. >> i don't want to waste anything, and i don't want to be responsible for something somebody else ordered that they know we're not going to use either. >> it's been a huge push for fire resistant stationwear and we're not backing off of that. these shirts have been paid for by the taxpayers and they should be in use. >> fire officials say they've received inquiries from the inspector general's office about those shirts and the inspector general's office did not return our calls today. >> a big victory for virginia teachers tonight, a bill designed to make it easier to f

we've got the best videos of the day and the stories behind them "right this minute." it started as a simple arrest until -- >> the size of that deputy. >> wait until you hear who stopped in to help. >>> it's hard to believe it's been a year since earthquakes rocked japan, unless, of course, you live there. >> it's their livelihood. that's been destroyed. >> this story is not about giving up. it's about survival. >> okay. how is this for extreme? >> for me like my personal fountain of youth. >> if you ask us, it's a tough way to stay young. scrub dub dub, elephant in the tub. >> feels more like a spa. >> a scrubdown that's ew-worthy. >>> it's friday, everyone. let's get right to our top story. this is surveillance footage taken from a mcdonald's in pompano beach, florida. the guy that you see there in the burgundy shirt, he's attempting to steal from a backpack, a man in a hat. the guy trying to steal the backpack was 29-year-old patrick davis. a sheriff's deputy does show up on team. this is deputy kevin meyer. meyer gets him down on the ground. at this moment we thin

the blue truck behind him spins out and stops. the guy gets out of the car after that. he gets out of the truck. he survives. >> the blue truck, he's driving like, oh, i just had an accident. let me get out of the way. >> the blue truck never hit him. watch close. the white truck swerved. it's what made him tumble. the blue truck never hits it. watch. >> it's incredible he didn't end up in oncoming traffic on the other side. >> the other car comes up on the third lane, hits something and launches, and flips on its side. >> skids down the road 25 feet on the side. >> i think that guy got the worst of the whole thing. check your tires, make sure everything is topnotch. >> that makes me nervous. ♪ >>> so, a man walks into a montana bar with a drunk dog. no, it's not the beginning of a joke, it really happened in the beginning of march. a guy walks into smith's bar with his dog. the dog is having a hard time standing up. the bartender is like, what's wrong with the dog. >> he got into my cup of vodka in the car. >> wait, he got into the vodka in the car? why did he have a c

today behind the cold front, we will only make it into the 50's and tomorrow even cooler. i will be back to give you details on the weekend forecast. >> two day care workers are behind bars after a three-month old baby died in their care. the two women were caring for nearly two dozen children in an illegal de care on sapphire rich place in bristow. we're learning more about how the infant died. >> the 50-year old and a 42- year-old are now behind bars each charged with five counts of child endangerment. they were arrested last night by prince william county detectives to say the pair were caring for 23 children in an illegal day care. police say all the kids were under the age of four and six of them were just babies. >> it is a shocking thing that the police were called out to this home on sapphire rich place after someone called to report an unresponsive child. officials rushed the three-month bill to the hospital where she later died and an autopsy is being performed today but police say there were no obvious signs of trauma or foul play. >> i did not find out until i

clashes in the streets of syria has been raging for a year now but behind the scenes there is a media war that's just as damaging as the one taking syrian lives rafi claude's freelance investigative journalist from damascus says he's found what he thinks is proof of media manipulation of the conflict in syria in this video from the syrian town of holmes the camera focuses on the city's all the refinery the shooting begins seven hours before media viewers around the world see a pipeline explosion allegedly caused by assad's army bombardment you can clearly see that something is slowly burning in the distance when the smoke has thickened english speakers correct their cameras position for a better shot of what's going on they shake it to make it look like amateur video. it's clear it's not an explosion ignoring people reporting. in another video from a hospital in homes someone behind the camera talks to a doctor in the corner we see a little nap. you should too good we'll. talk about his wife. after some thirty minutes away to the crew starts to get nervous and it's cool. no we need al

living behind a mask. a recluse. >> lit did he know experts at the university of maryland, baltimore medical center were working for a decade on advanced transplant surgery. surgery, originally intended for war vets. >> it was for the soldiers who were being injured with improvised explosives devices, ieds that were maiming hands and faces of the soldiers. >> once the surgery was ready, norris was selected for the procedure. the moment came last monday after a man died, and his family donated his organs anonymously. >> a terrible moment of loss they were able to think of others in need. this is the most remarkable thing i have ever seen. >> thanks to the donor. richard morris has a new face, including jaws, teeth and a new tongue. >> a combination of two individuals, a true blend. >> the doctor, led a team of more than 150 physicians, nurses and hospital workers to give richard a second chance at a normal life. his recovery so far is astounding even the experts. >> he is moving his jaws, opening, closing h

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straws was the chief figure behind the hearing. it really was his engineering of the hearing that caused it to take place. the hearing, too, was unlike a trial. it's a closed -- actually a secret administrative procedure. it is called a personnel security board hearing that unlike a trial, you're not allowed to confront your accuser. it takes place in, as i say, in secret. the usual rules of evidence do not apply. there is no appeal except to the

i watched behind the scenes footage devon posted.sn't say anything about what they are using real wheels, they burn through them pretty quickly because they are sliding through the pavement. you want to see the entire video go to rightthisminute.com and catch behind the scenes video there, too. >>> dog prepares his own bed. >>> this is a guy who went in through the drive-through window at this coffee shop. >> looks like after business hours, looks empty in there. >> does look empty. you see him run to the back of the shop. this robber grabs an undisclosed amount of money, runs out. manages to lock up the window and a few minutes later, dude returns. he's knocking on the door again because he forgot his hat. >> wait. he just went in and robbed the joint and then decided to come back and say, pardon me, my hat fell off. >> maybe it was a lucky hat. maybe it was a successful robbery. if i'm going to keep this up, i'll need my lucky hat. can you give that back, please. >> unfortunately the guy is at large. he released the video in the ho

you could possibly get behind i'm sure it was just you know. some random tweeter and i know you guys said that even once the park was cleared there have been people getting together they've been meeting behind closed doors they've been sort of e-mailing and on the phone together trying to arrange what's next and wondering if there are any lessons that were learned from the first six months of this movement that you want to kind of draw from to make changes and moving ahead now that it's nice out again and people are excited to be outside. i mean we do have certain strategies that are better slightly different but we're definitely doing more stuff behind the scenes to get a more coherent message out and to actually effect change and it's it's it's a hard thing to do but the movement split up into into many groups some of them are reforming from within the system others want to completely scrap the system start over. so there you raise your hand you want to start over. sue's twinkling me ok so i just want to see there's there's no reset button bu

about 50 people had to be evacuated. >> i looked right behind me and see a blazing fire. it looked ferocious. >> the student awoke to smoke and fire when the apartment fire became engulfed in flames early this morning. >> i grabbed my books and headed to the door. >> the only thing, i got my laptop since i've had in tenth grade. >> you are looking at amateur video of the fire shot by a neighbor. fire department believes the fire was accidental and started in a water heater closet. it took about four hours to fight because the roof collapsed. they managed to contain the flames in one building but what is left is unsafe. >> they are concerned it's going to fall on building or one of the other neighboring buildings around here. >> so the surrounding structures have been yellow-tagged means they are unsafe to live in for now. but they were able to go back and left get what they left behind. >> we got suitcases, clothes, books, anything that i think we would need for the next four on five days. >> important things like a hole puncher. >> you have to stay organized during the t

moved to a much more private location where the right to assemble is involved so what was really behind the change of scenery will cost more we need more troops there are american troops. going up about a thousand percent in the words show and mullen time is not on our shores they have been called the three amigos the three friends and the axis of error senators john mccain joe lieberman and lindsey graham certainly won't back down from a fight for ending that toppling one dictator after the next but given our history in libya and iraq are these three senators more like three blind mice so this is arguably the most pivotal twenty four hour period in this whole raise it has all come down to this day folks and the votes are trickling at ten states are heading to the polls to pick a republican presidential candidate who has all of the media may have in the tens of millions of dollars spent on this race what's so super about super tuesday. it's tuesday march sixth here in washington d.c. and liz while you're watching our t.v. . oh a sudden change of venue for the upcoming g. eight summit th

once the charges are eventually filed, john henry brown claims the army as no proof his client is behind the killings and points to the fact sergeant bales never confessed to shootings he says he can't even remember what happened that night. his attorney is planning to go to afghanistan to gather his own evidence and down playing reports of marital problems and denies bales was drunk the night before the rampage. >> drinking did not happen at all a couple sips of some body else's bottle, but that is not drinking marital strife which is ridiculous sure there is financial problems i have financial problems 99% of america has financial problems you don't go and kill women and children because you have financial problems. >> bales was arrested in 2002 in a drunken assault of a security guard at a tacoma casino in washington state he also threatened a customer details are at odds by the description of the arrest by his attorney who maintains it was an incident involving a woman bales once dated before he met his wife. >> thank you very much. >>> some of our other top stories police are invest

security building although officials say that it hit between two razor that residential buildings behind a post office now i witness on the scene say that there were bodies lying everywhere they also say that they heard massive explosions and gunfire immediately after what we understand was a car bombing and now we understand this to be security officers who were firing in the air immediately following this blast they also cordoned off the area to try and prevent people from coming closer now the blast comes just one day after twenty blasts on saturday killed some twenty seven people in the syrian capital of damascus and it is the latest in a string of suicide bombings that have been happening in syria over the past few weeks on the tenth of february last month in the same city as sunday's blast the city of aleppo in the roof of the country twenty eight people were killed in twin blasts not far from a security office now the syrian pris is blaming saudi arabia and qatar for sunday's vote they say that they have been calling for the arming of the opposition and that this is merely fueling

behind it some cooler air moves in.s morning still holding on to a few 60s now but i expect temperatures to drop over the next few hours and not a bad day here. thursday here, friday eve. sunshine a little bit of a breeze, gusts 25 to 30 and temperatures getting back up into the low and possibly middle 60s here. sunrise at 6:57 but a nice dry sunny day. get the sunscreen if you're going to be outside. it's getting stronger and stronger every day now. there's the line of showers and thunderstorms yesterday. moved pretty quickly through the region to the south and southeast and this morning see how we've cleared. there are some clouds up in pennsylvania in morning but we're looking pretty good out here. temperatures are running in the mid 50s now in hagueers down and reagan national 62 degrees. i guess next time i'm on you will see me. looking at the highs today. about 64 here in washington. some areas up to hagerstown, cumberland you may stay in the upper 50s. now the beverly farmer in for monika this morning. >>> workin

they located his body behind the 1600 block of cliff avenue. they ran off to get family members. >> when a young person came and wrapped on the door so happily, and i came to the area. i saw a foot sticking from the bag. so i ran in the yard. i looked. and there was my niece. and my heart fell. >> reporter: family members say her body was found near the yard of one of the friends monet was supposed to go skating with. they feel her friends betrayed her. >> that's why we believe some kind of accident happened. and they tried to cover it up or something. >> it's the way she left here. and the way her body was found, in the backyard, with trash along -- trash through, all around her body, like someone was trying to hide the body. >> reporter: i do want to know why. but i know it's not going to bring her back. but i still know that. it's nothing really that will help us. >> reporter: tonight, the family has those answers. we are told by police that this was an accidental shooting. three children were playing with a gun when it went off. the two sus

up a long, santorum behind. he is being spent.ow i think the ratio is 6-1. >> we saw rick santorum right behind us yesterday, making the case that he still can be the best republican while romney is the worst republican on this particular issue. the republican base obviously doesn't go along entirely with that. romney keeps winning. he is probably going to make it to the convention. but this is santorum's big argument. his big point of appeal and it is getting him part of the way there but not all the way there. and time is running out for him. >> jim, i'm curious, what was your take on the teem's okay ability to organize today. this wasn't two years ago. ? no. you can have a million people behind us and we're up to like two. but at that point, the justices are not supposed to take such things. what does this meet the standards of the constitution or not. having said that, i think a certain question of, does it matter? does this become, is there a point to bringing out lots of people to protest something like this? the tea party d

for which he will spend the rest of his life behind bars.us party in waterloo, iowa. when police arrived to shut it down, taylor grabbed one of the officer's pistols. >> i just shot the man three times, right? everybody broke and run. and the other police, he was still down, right? so i ran over there and i shot him three times. it wasn't because i was on no drugs or alcohol. i wasn't impaired, you know. >> and afterwards? >> trying to get away, it wasn't no remorse or nothing. i wasn't even thinking about turning myself in or nothing like that, right? i hid for about five or six days in the cornfields before they caught me, right? they give me a natural life sentence, discharged by death. >> for the next 20 years he was transferred to various prisons due to gang activity and predatory behavior. the aging inmate landed in anamosa in 2002. shortly afterwards taylor chose to participate in a victim pact program. but it wasn't out of remorse. he was hoping it would earn him a transfer back to his favorite prison. >> first, i was going to use it

his arms were behind his head. she saw the wooden handle of a gun on the floor was littered with clothing and garbage. she approached the bed with her gun drawn. she picked up his weapon and back away from the suspect. she backed approximately 10 feet while never taking her eyes off of the suspect. fearing a physical confrontation, she placed the unloaded large caliber revolvers with a 9 inch barrel on a chair behind her while keeping her eyes on the suspect. the suspect jumped up from the bed and screamed that he was part of the secret service, part of the cia. he repeatedly stated that she was going to shoot her -- him today. he ignored her verbal commands to get down on the floor. the officer called for a code three backup unit and attempted to calm the suspect. she instructed the manager outside the apartment door to go to the stairs and direct the arriving officers to her location. she continued to give the suspects verbal commands and assurances while keeping her body between him and the gun on a chair behind

white dots suddenly show up, maybe from behind the earth, behind a cloud. >> this is shuttle footage pointing back at the earth away from the shuttle as it is in orbit. there's these unexplained blinking things that rise up from the atmosphere. >> then seem to move into a circle. because of the particular positions of these objects, one interpretation has been it's deliberate to attract attention. >> there are all different theories as to what we may be seeing. some say it is alien life form, other say it is debris from the space shuttle and it just looks like it is blinking. >> they're trying to scientifically explain that these are more like flying rocks. >> these images are unexplained. nasa does not know exactly what they are. >> it's clearly obvious, they're alien life spots and it's clear when they hatch. >>> while musgrave believes the sts-80 footage can be explained, encounters on two of his other missions cannot. to this day, musgrave does not have a satisfactory explanation for what he saw. >> i do not know what that thing was and i don't know what it is today. >> i love it