>> the crime scene was a bloody, bloody mess. >> the father was shot six times. he was crawling, trying to escape. the son was shot "execution style." this was a pretty shocking case. >> the dead men were derek moo young, a father of four and his son dwayne who had just been accepted to law school. a few hours after the shooting, a man contacted the police saying he saw his boss, 47-year-old kris maharaj, pull the trigger. >> our big break was when we received a tip that neville butler that wanted to speak to us. >> butler described the crimes in painstaking detail to burmaster.

bloody thursday is big to us. 80 years ago, stuart, embarcadero, market, mission was bloody, bloody. when you find some antique to restore it in its proper way, you do it properly. you don't modernize it. this is not modern of the times. right now, as of july first we were without a contract. the longest in a while. we work for 82 shipping companies that control the world industry of trade. this landmark? leave it alone. please. washington d.c. is smithsonian institute have our legacy there. leave it alone. joe biden visit there. leave it alone. common wealth, you want to show your common wealth, honor harry bridges, honor the long shore men. restore it as it is. put the historic pieces back together and i will guarantee you we will honor it. san francisco has always been with long shore. the docks we gave to the industry. travel, you want to modernize it for more tourist to come. people can fit at 400 north point and we own the four corners. >vice-president cindy wu: thank you. is there additional public comment? >> commissioners, i'm ron miguel. you have a packet i consider this a

the yankees refer to it as -- but it became better known as the bloody angle. from 882 the 11th grant's corps tried flanking attacks as well as frontal attacks on the hill where they lost thousands of men. nothing succeeded. on may 12 at 4:35 a.m., the yankees unleashed a massive attack on the rebels. hancox second corps shock troops led the attack, 20,000 men striking in area no wider than a quarter-mile. the yankees broke through. lee organize a counter attack that staunch the flood of yankees. at great cost to confederate brigades drove the enemy back. they are the fighting became close quarters. grant's meant on one side and the rebels on the other. union troops continued to pour into the area into a 40,000 were crammed into a small area. sometimes 12 deep or more. the close quarters fighting was the most fast fighting of the war. in the pouring rain combatants fired their weapons into each other's faces, stab one another with bayonets and hurled their bayonet in muskets like javelins. digits on both sides of contrition and filled up with bodies, blood and

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that inmate is a little bit bloody right there.his kicked off during the meal time. >> the injured inmate is zachary harvey. the other is antoine gill. >> we responded to a fight. he was punched numerous times and has a cut inside his lip. >> they're going to clean him up and evaluate him and check out his injuries. if he cut up his mouth real bad and requires internal stitching, they're not going to be able to do it here and will require a hospital. the other guy was taken to the desegregation unit. >> they'll evaluate to see if it was a fight or assault. the deputy up there talked to other inmates, review the camera to see what all happened. >> one of the witnesses was a trustee, an inmate maintenance worker. brian prawdzik. >> the dude was grabbing water. he walked up behind him, don't touch my food. don't touch my food. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. dude never hit him back, though. he just stood there. kept turning. blood there. blood there. i have to get bleach and clean this up and scrub. definitely another day of being a trustee. ev

a bloody smear on the bed. explosive interrogation tapes. >> i'm letting you know, that's a lie. >> and a grisly find in the trash. >> i said, am i dreaming? you're not dreaming, there's a dead body. >> with life, and now death in a posh resort, who is guilty? >> money is the thread running through all of this. >> who has it and who wants it? enough to kill? >> people say it just doesn't add up. >> tonight, relationships from hell. here's deborah roberts. >> reporter: the chilly charm of a winter evening in aspen, colorado, shatters like ice. at a home, high up on west buttermilk road, upstairs in a bedroom, locked in a walk-in close element, wrapped with care, a body. a battered, bloody, and very much dead body. >> oh my god. >> 911. >> my friend! >> ma'am, tell me exactly what happened. >> i found my friend in the closet. she's dead! >> reporter: that shrieking voice on the phone, a woman in all-out panic is kathy carpenter. fearing for her life, afraid the killer is still nearby. her frantic, sometimes garbl

>> the crime scene was a bloody, bloody mess. >> the father was shot six times.e was crawling, trying to escape. the son was shot "execution style." this was a pretty shocking case. >> the dead men were derek moo young, a father of four and his son dwayne who had just been accepted to law school. a few hours after the shooting, a man contacted the police saying he saw his boss, 47-year-old kris maharaj, pull the trigger. >> our big break was when we received a tip that neville butler that wanted to speak to us. >> butler described the crimes in painstaking detail to burmaster. >> kris opened the door with the gun in hand, the glove on. and that is when i almost passed out. and i asked kris, what on earth is this? he says, keep out of this. that's when he fired the first shot. at his leg. we all dashed at him. and that's when kris must have let go about four or five bullets. >> the television that was there, the lamp and everything had all been shot up. the screen of the television had been destroyed from the bullet. >> he turned his attention now to the son. he s

rather, bloody johnston's army and use up the enemy's resources. others say atlanta's importance was not only factories, railroads, supplies, medical centers, it was a psychological defensive point. if the confederates could hold atlanta through november, lincoln stood a chance of being defeated in the november u.s. elections. head master peebls has written an excellent monograph in which he asked the cabinet members to sign, sign sight unseen, and which he said it's extremely likely this administration will not be reelected. nevertheless, as i say, johnston was pushed back by sherman, by this combination of clever use of numerical strength. sedin never mentioned atlanta. but the expectation, of course, was hold atlanta as much as you can. send your cavalry, attack where you can. sherman, of course, knew, from spy reports even before he'd gotten across the chattahoochee, that atlanta had been encircled by a strong perimeter of fortifications. captain grant, the property owner who sold the land southwest city, grant park today, l.p. grant supervised

. >> a bloodied from a dog rescue. that's the little dog z.z. z.z. a female chihuahua 8 years old had been lost in the woods for 11 days. he says 12, but realized he misspoke. it was 11 days. >> i got her. i got her. >> j.j. was being cared for by a pet seater in pennsylvania and the dog ran away. people started spotting the dog in the woods. dan furia lived in that area and knew the woods backwards and forwards. >> this isn't the dog's owners? >> no. >> this is their owner. this is z.z. this is my blood, not hers. she's okay. >> z.z. was scared and shaken. she nipped at him. >> that's your blood? >> yeah, not hers. it's okay. i'm fine. >> z.z. >> is that okay i'm filming it? >> oh, my god, yes. >> oh, z.z.! >> call katie. >> katie is z.z.'s mom. all of this from a facebook post. they started a little help find z.z. facebook page. z.z. was under the care of a vet for a little while, but is out and about on her first walk. >> she survived 11 days. no water being given to her. that's amazing. when is the book coming out? >> everybody is wondering the s

>> merminging about a bloody -- still emerging about a bloody brawl between sarah palin and her familyweekend. the "washington post" reported that palin attended in anchorage with her husband, todd and her kids. the family was asked to leave after track palin allegedly attacked another guest who previously dated his younger sister, willow. a witness who saw the fight said bristol palin joined in and punched the party's host six times. >> i sarah palin scream out, you know who we are, don't you? it was like we were on a jerry springer episode. >> police in anchorage confirm the palins were at the party, but stopped short of saying what role the family had in the incident. >>> new at 11:00, a tragic accident altered the mood and feel of a bay area teenager's vacation dramatically, but it inspired her to do something about it. abc7 news reporter alan wang introduces you to a brentwood girl whose change of vacation plans changed an island. >> 16-year-old hannah richardson has traveled the world. when she ventured to the island for a vacation her view of the world changed. >> i found out am

badly beaten and bloodied. >> people always go back to that. we saw that photo.ryone saw that photo. >> the leak of that photo did enormous damage. >> in a lot of people's minds, chris brown became a monster. >> brown was slapped with two felony assault charges and hired jamed michael jackson attorney mark gehrig. >> he wanted to take responsibility, so he did what he was advised to do. in 2009, brown pleaded guilty to one count of felony assault and took a plea deal. five years probation as well as counseli counseling, community service and a restraining order. he would have to stay far away from rhianna. >> team breezy, brown's loyal fans stood behind him, but the backlash was severe. >> the initial thought it was too light. >> companies axed endorsement deals. and some big time celebs came down on brown. the queen of talk devoted a show to domestic abuse. >> if a man hits you once, he will hit you again. >> four months after the assault brown released a two-minute video apology on youtube. >> i told rhianna countless times and i'm telling you today that i'm tr

a jimmy >>> details are stilly merminging about a bloody -- still emerging about a bloody brawl between sarah palin and her family over the weekend. the "washington post" reported that palin attended in anchorage with her husband, todd and her kids. the family was asked to leave after track palin allegedly attacked another guest who previously dated his younger sister, willow. a witness who saw the fight said bristol palin joined in and punched the party's host six times. >> i sarah palin scream out, you know who we are, don't you? it was like we were on a jerry springer episode. >> police in anchorage confirm the palins were at the party, but stopped short of saying what role the family had in the incident. >>> new at 11:00, a tragic accident altered the mood and feel of a bay area teenager's vacation dramatically, but it inspired her to do something about it. abc7 news reporter alan wang introduces you to a brentwood girl whose change of vacation plans changed an island. >> 16-year-old hannah richardson has traveled the world. when she ventured to the island for a vacation her view of

but i was a little bit bloody. >> reporter: they evaded the enemy in the jungle for another two days, even encountering a tiger before adkins and the other survivors were rescued. his wife, mary, informed adkins was missing, waited weeks before learning he had lived. >> you can't sit down and cry. i mean, you want to. but you can't. >> reporter: today, his family and some fellow soldiers watched as the president bestowed him with the medal of honor. also honored, specialist donald sleat killed at age 20 in vietnam shielding fellow soldiers from a grenade. >> he pulled it close to his body and bent over it, then as one of the men said, all of a sudden there was a boom. >> reporter: sloat's brother, william, accepted the honor. >> reporter: colonel jack jacobs is a vietnam veteran and medal of honor recipient. all medal of honor recipients say the same thing, we don't wear the award for ourselves, we wear it for all those people who can't. >> the other 16 that paid the ultimate price are the heroes. >> reporter: kristen welker, nbc news, the white house. >>> and that is our broadcast on

left her bruised and bloodied. >> there had been reports of him trying to throw her out of the car.rts of him saying that he was going to kill her. >> hours after the brutal attack, brown turned himself into police. news of the incident sent the country into a tailspin unbelievable arrest of chris brown. >> accusations of domestic violence. >> girlfriend singer rihanna. >> it was shock. it was disgust. it was horror. and it was confusion. >> the boy next door no more. and things went from bad to worse when tmz leaked a photo of the glamorous pop diva badly beaten and bloodied. >> people always go back to that. we saw that photo. everyone saw that photo. >> right. the like eak of the photo did enormous damage to him. >> in a lot of people's mind, chris brown became a monster. >> brown was slapped with two felony assault charges. and hired famed michael jackson attorney, mark geragos. >> chris from day one wanted to take responsibility. he did what he was advised to do. >> guilty. guilty. guilty. >> in 2009, brown pleaded guilty to one count of felony assault and took a plea deal. fiv

so this is possibly the best chance we have had to a political settlement to four long months of bloody violence. >>> the other major concern for nato is the rise of the islamic state group. tikrit was captured by i.s. fighters in june. now iraqi forces reportedly trying to retake the home of former leader saadam hussein by attacking by three sides. these pictures were apparently shot in tikrit on tuesday. they claim it's an aftermath of an attack on government soldiers. >>> a truckloaded with explosives was blown up at the base of an iraqi army base. meanwhile the iraqi air force has launched air strikes on i.s. positions in the city of mosul. john hendry has more. >> reporter: the air strikes are effective in blocking troops from moving from one area to another. they can keep troops contained essentially, which is what those air strikes are trying to do around the area of mosul here in northern iraq, trying to cut the islamic state off from their supply lines in syria. but what air strikes cannot do is fight the kind of urban battle you have in tikrit. we have seen leaflets warning pe

i get over there, and i'm going -- i wasn't invited to bloody sunday.hey didn't send out invitations, but that's what it turned out to be, but it started as just a peaceful civil rights march. beautiful sunday afternoon. we meet the british soldiers at the barricades. they throw their tear gas. we lob it back. we sent those dented by rubber bullets back. now we drop back to the nice square, and the box and neighbors are greeting neighbors. i climb up an outdoor stair kashgs and i'm standing next to a young boy, and i'm saying to him how can they -- how can the british paratroopers fire their gas canisters is far? he said see them jabbing their rifle boots gents the ground. then a bullet tears into his face, and he falls at my feet, and i'm thinking how can i put him back together? i was a kid. i was just 32. i thought everything could be mended, but right away crossfire, the sharpshooters are answering fire. paratroopers are jackknifing out and shooting into the crowd unarmed people. massacring 13 people. i had never seen anything like that before. shor

we drop our eyes at the mention of the bloody, torturous inquisition. our shoulders sag at the thoughts of african slaves lying spoon fashion in the filthy hatches of slave ships, and the subsequent auction blocks upon which were built great fortunes in our country. we turn our head in bitter shame at the remembrance of dachau and the other gas ovens, where millions of ourselves were murdered by millions of ourselves. as soon as we are reminded of our actions, more often than not we spend incredible energy trying to forget what we've just been reminded of. when i was seven and a half, i was raped. i won't say severely raped. all rape is severe. the rapist was a person very well known to my family. i was hospitalized. the rapist was let out of jail and was found dead that night, and the police suggested that the rapist had been kicked to death. i was seven and a half. i thought that i had caused the man's death, because i had spoken his name. that was my seven and a half-year-old logic. so i stopped talking for five years. now, to show you again how out

merminging about a bloody -- still emerging about a bloody brawl between sarah palin and her family over the weekend. the "washington post" reported that palin attended in anchorage with her husband, todd and her kids. the family was asked to leave after track palin allegedly attacked another guest who previously dated his younger sister, willow. a witness who saw the fight said bristol palin joined in and punched the party's host six times. >> i sarah palin scream out, you know who we are, don't you? it was like we were on a jerry springer episode. >> police in anchorage confirm the palins were at the party, but stopped short of saying what role the family had in the incident. >>> new at 11:00, a tragic accident altered the mood and feel of a bay area teenager's vacation dramatically, but it inspired her to do something about it. abc7 news reporter alan wang introduces you to a brentwood girl whose change of vacation plans changed an island. >> 16-year-old hannah richardson has traveled the world. when she ventured to the island for a vacation her view of the world changed. >> i found o

he changed out of his bloody shoes into another pair of sneakers. he drives lauren astley's body to the marsh. he carries it 36 feet into the water. he drives back home. he cleans up the garage.

he changed out of his bloody shoes into another pair of sneakers. he drives lauren astley's body to the marsh. he carries it 36 feet into the water. he drives back home. he cleans up the garage.

1980, and ford figures, let me have these guys beat each other up, have him bloody ronald reagan up, and i have taken on ronnie reagan before, i can do this, but instead of getting him at the primaries, where he is so good on the stump, i am going to go right to the primary and take it from him there. that is where my knowledge of the story falls off, when he decided not to do it, whether reagan and bush did, taking it off by offering him the vice presidency, but ford walked away from that, and that is the end of his public career. >> bob, thank you again. their time is a charm. thank you. >> thank you all, very, very much. [applause] >> these are for sale, and we appreciate it. >> $150 apiece. [laughter] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> i have learned already in this office that the typical decisions always come to this desk. i must admit that many of them do not look at all the same as the hypothetical questions that i have answered freely and, on previous fast occasions. my customary policy is to tr

. >> manson's followers were convinced a bloody race war was imminent.nly way to survive the apocalypse would be to stay with their leader. >> in order to be saved from this chaos you had to know the way and you had to know what the destination was. and the destination was the desert. we'd make babies out there and start a whole new civilization. >> in manson's mind the black man was going to win this war, their karma, their turn to take over, but manson viewed blacks as subhuman, less evolved than the white man. he said they are never going to handle the reigns of power. so they'll have to turn over the reigns to the white people who survived helter-skelter, i.e., charles manson and his family, who were going to take over the world. >> most cults are like that. they usually have an end of the world theory where they're the only ones who are going to survive whatever is going to happen. >> to the members of the family, manson's race war prediction is confirmed again in the winter of 1968. this time by the beatles on their then new "white" album. a record

that makes for a bloody confrontation. this would be done not by american forces, but iraqi forces, who have an uneven reputation. this could be bloody, and you tend to have sectarian confrontations, as you heard in the quote earlier that you played. some of the people going in will be shi'ite organizations. they'll be upset about the 700 or so people that we are hold have been killed. there's aerial evidence of massive killings by the islamic state people. this could be a bloody confrontation going in, and affidavits as well with the participation for sectarian violence. >> helped rounding up the coverage of event, and the consequences of what is happening in iraq. >> time now to take a little bit of a deep breath, a pause in the newshour. everton fox is here with the weather. >> we have seen heavy rain across a good part of south asia. we talked about the flooding rain across india. taking a look to the south-east. 59mm of rain in chennai, in 24 hours. big downpours. plenty of cloud on the satellite picture. look up towa

is worth a thousand words and under a stand ins works speaks volumes about people caught up in a bloody conflict about a country being torn apart and about a bloody war in ukraine that's already cost thousands of lives including andres own in moscow. r.t. . and restudy was a respected photographer who worked in conflict zones around the world for various media including reuters news agency an associated press in ukraine he covered the mass antigovernment rallies in kiev before moving on to report on the ongoing army assault in the east era dida saw the pictures he took while working on the front lines around the world. u.s. is vowing to degrade and destroy these law mixtape group president obama made the pledge after it was confirmed that a second american reporters been executed by the jihad is militants a gruesome video of the killing of stephen sokoloff who was taken captive more than a year ago emerged choose day he previously been seen in the video were another u.s. journalist james foley was beheaded again the killers got a british accent this time around to the latest video saw h

air strikes could help assad reclaim his country after years of bloody civil war, retaking territory as isis is pushed out. secretary kerry said that several countries have committed themselves to taking part in direct military action, but like turkey many of these countries don't want to associate themselves with this war on isis publicly. >> richard engel starting us off from the region tonight. richard, thanks. >>> now we go to the west coast and the united states in a rare confluence of events. a hurricane large enough to trap american tourists in mexico's baja peninsula. but it's not a storm that will help with the ongoing drought as it moves into the u.s. it may end up hurting fire fighting efforts and bringing more rain to areas that have already had more than they can handle. nbc's miguel almaguer begins our reporting. >> reporter: slamming the shore with 125-mile-an-hour winds, hurricane odille pummelled cabo san lucas. nearly a foot of rain in hours. a category 3 hurricane, winds peeled back roofs, swamped streets and cut power across the popular tourist region. sarah mckin

conflict about a country being torn apart and about a bloody war in ukraine that's already cost thousands of lives including under a zone in moscow. r.t. . standing was a respected photographer who worked in conflict zones around the world for various media including reuters and a pain in ukraine he covered the mass anti-government rallies in kiev before moving on to report on the ongoing army assault in the east here are some of the pictures he took while working on the front lines around the world. in other news now the u.s. is vowing to degrade and destroy the islamic state group president obama made the pledge after it was confirmed that a second american reporter as we next acuity by the jihadists militants a gruesome video of the killing of steven softballs he was taken captive more than a year ago emerged on tuesday previously been seen in the video where another u.s. journalist james foley was beheaded again the killer has a british accent the latest video saw him threaten the execution of a third journalist the jihadist claim the killings reprisals the u.s. airstrikes against the