>>> get on your bunk, now. get on your bunk now. i'm not asking. >> deputies respond to rising tensions in a female housing unit. >> i'm not asking you a question! why are you talking?! ♪ the street ain't safe for me no more ♪ >> a popular rapper, whose ups and downs have been chronicled in the oakland media -- >> fan mail, females. i've got a whole bunch of them, man. >> -- now faces serious charges. convicted of a mortgage scam, a grandmother finds her place in the inmate hierarchy. >> something just snapped inside of me and i turned around and clocked her. >> and -- >> it was very scary. i can't stop crying. i'm never been in this kind of trouble before. >> arrested at her high school, an 18-year-old girl gets her first taste of jail life. >> you're going to bend forward all the way. use your hands to separate your butt cheeks. >>> the santa rita jail of alameda county, california, houses about 3,000 men and women. most are accused of crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. the majority of them were arrest

get on your bunk. get on your bunk, now! get on your bunk now! i'm not asking you!re else. we're not here for that. i'm not asking you a question! why are you talking? figure it out! you want to go home on time, shut your mouth. this ain't your house. so don't start dropping f-bombs and don't start acting like you're tough, because you ain't. okay? period, you're not. lip service gets you nowhere. >> because even a small argument can turn physical, deputy beats, the unit supervisor, immediately questions the two women to determine the source of the problem. >> -- issues, i guess she's upset with me, because she was -- everybody laughing. i would have been -- >> well, the jail politics, especially in this house, with there being so many people in the minimum side of my house, i'm almost full. i may have a bunk space here or there but if you put that many women in the same space with that kind of temperament, things are going to flare. this is 24. you got a second? i've got an issue with two inmates. >> since the dispute never got physical, deputy beesley decides the

there ain't no bunk assignments in [ bleep ] jail.et that [ bleep ] right. >> hey, come back out here. >> do they own bunks around here? >> you've got to calm down before you come in here. >> come back outside. >> i'm good. >> come on, come on. >> excuse me? excuse me? excuse me. >> i said i'm sick, and i've got to be on the bottom bunk. >> okay, that's fine. but i didn't think the jail, nobody owns no bunks around here. >> we thought she was calm enough after talking to her to put her in first arrest dorm. obviously, sometimes that don't happen. a lot of times, they'll act out on purpose to get to a single cell because they don't want to be with other people. in this case, i think that's her deal. >> we'll try it again later. >> coming up. >> all of these bitches in this [ bleep ] have a problem with me, i'll go to the -- >> mary lohden decreases her chances of getting home. and -- >> believe me, our house smelled like a decomposing body with a bunch of fragrance because you can't cover up that smell. >> an inmate admits to the grisl

. >> he was laying right here like he was in his bunk.o i got him up and he laid back in his bunk. then he covered up. then he got out of his bunk and went to the restroom, came back and instead of laying back down in his bunk, he sat on the floor, in front of his wheelchair. so when i woke up i see him sitting on the floor and i turn to him, this isn't aain't your bunk, it's the floor. he think he's sitting in the wheelchair. then i realized that he done ran out of gas. ain't no getting back to the bunk. so i take him to the hospital. bam. and i just hope he's all right. >> it was obvious he had grave concerns for his friend. and i think the general sentiment at the time was maxi was not going to be coming back from the hospital. >> i ain't got nobody to laugh and joke and kick it with right now. because we could be watching tv and we'd be interacting. and they don't just be me, it be other people that would be and and -- you know, the people that love him when they talking to him and making sure his spirits stay high. so, that was all.

the origin of the word bunk comes from this. the definition of bunk speech making. basically giving a speech on the bill or an amendment that basically had nothing to do with what was going on in the house itself. but was strictly made for the purpose of pleasing your constituents. and every congressman in the 19th century made bunk speeches. frequently. this was part of the experience of living in washington and understanding the way things worked. you wanted to please your constituents and so you would make the speeches. in fact, it was so well-accepted that congressmen would make them that sometimes they wouldn't even make the speeches. they would write them out, and hand them over to the congressional record reporter, and the reporter would put them in the congressional record. nobody complained about this. because this was part of the experience of working in washington of working in the house. it takes us back to charles. i want to remind you a little bit of detail of charles. it's a particularly colorful moment in our history. there had been much fighting in

bunks 41 to 48. get up and go out to the brickyard.file. >> we search for contraband, drugs, weapons, anything that has been altered from its original form. anything that, they're not supposed to have in their possession. the inmates are directed to sit down in the dorm's enclosed rec yard. the search team will hold them there as officers conduct a thorough search for contraband. first a drug detection dog is brought in to sniff out narcotics. >> inmates are very crafty. there are thousand of places where narcotics can be hidden within the units. and they have found drugs in peanut butter, in mattresses, inmates are here 24 hours a day. they have plenty of time to think where to hide stuff. >> this time, the dog doesn't discover any drugs among the inmates' possessions, but she does find a pack of imitation narcotics put there by her handler. >> canines are look small kids. they need positive reinforcement. i will plant a synthetic narcotic, she gets her reward. >> officers begin their search of the bunks, every item they find. illegal

it starts with a bunk, 12 kids in a cabin. they have to learn how to compromise, live together, work together, and each kid feels valid. there's a unit community and a whole camp community. the goal is that kisd leave feeling inspierd by community and want to create communities like the one they have at toonga. >> so here we are in mid 2013, and camp towonga was founded in 1925, and the mission has not changed. so i -- i'm wondering what was going on, you think, in the founder's mind that they had this philosophy around jiesh summer camps in which self-esteem was to be enriched along with other thicks about what it means tosh to be a person in the world? >> good question. >> i think they were great people obviously. i think what it tells you is that the philosophy that jamie is articulating is today we would say it's scientifically sound. there's been enough research. we know that this kind of process works to raise uphill thi, happy children. they had great intuition back then. they just kind of got it, got the same scientifi

every bunk in here filled up. you get people on the floor, on the boats. causes for high tension, and that's where a whole lot of aggression and aggravations come from. you know what i'm saying? but at the same time, it's a whole lot better. >> narrator: coming up... >> back to the streets. i got my swag back. >> narrator: brian voltz is back slinging ink... >> bop! >> oh! [ laughs ] >> narrator: ...and back with the woman who filed charges against him for domestic abuse. >> narrator: except for trips to >> narrator: except for trips to or from court, inmates at the louisville metro department of corrections jail rarely spend time outdoors. >> these guys get very little access to outside, to fresh air or anything like that. there are little windows in their housing areas or in their cells, like on the single cells. that's what they get. that's what they see. there is no outside recreation at all. >> narrator: diontray jackson is about to step outside for the first time in three months. >> [ laughs ] take a hot bath, eat real good, then make long love. that

. >> place your hands on the top bunk. lomez, who is serving a one-year sentence for burglarizing a vehicle says sanchez started this latest fight. >> he came out, came to my cell and then came back to his cell and wanted me to come inside. >> i take off my shirt, open the cell door and he comes out swinging. i did what i had to do. >> well, he turned around and threw water on me. and we started fighting. sanchez is accused of car theft to which he plans to plead not guilty. a life-long stutter. he says the fight resulted from a dispute with lomez. >> he was trying to fight with the stupid, game. >> oh, that's old news. i mean, maybe he needed money that day for whatever reason, maybe. that's fine. but the next time i see you, be man enough and say you know what, bro, i didn't mean it. here, i'll buy you a six pack. >> hernandez maintains he has no idea what the other two were fighting about. but when he got too close to the action, he had no choice but to join in. >> you know the way it's in here. it's just instinct. >> t

he did a bunk before and so he clearly wants to do a bunk again. you can find really horrific people and this company is doing a favor by getting rid of and sending to mars. >> i change my mind. this guy is an amazing hero. how did i miss this? you you know what he is doing? he is saying he is going to mars and then he is not. he is going to get a rental car and drive to phoenix. and then he will open a bar in phoenix and grow an awesome beard. >> i can't wait for that next girl he met in phoenix and she calls the ex-wife. who is this? is this his earth wife? you can just forget it. he wants three boobs. >> he will go to mars and there will be three other people there. after a year he will get sick of them and calling nasa going, to you have anything in jupiter? it is time. >> i love that at the end of the story he says i hope my family will be able to forgive me down the road. you [bleep] live on mars. it doesn't matter. you live on mars and/or tucson. it is to the clear which. >> and places in tucson look like mars. >> he will be sending postcard

. -- she said she look for and found murphy in bed in the bunk room. she claims he didn't get back to her because an ambulance was on the way. later she asked murphy why did he not return with the address. -- mel -- flowers and candles mark the spot where cecil mills fell. >> it is right there. the fire station is right there. familiar with the investigation tell is firefighters merged versions of what occurred. the investigation is expected to wrap up next week. jay korff, abc 7 news. >> happening now in southeast washington, police are piecing together what led to a gruesome discovery inside a home on 17th street. officers were called to this home. relatives and the community have gathered wanting answers. roz plater is live with the latest. >> relatives have been stopping by here throughout the night, hoping that they might get some answers. investigators are still moving south to figure out what happened. relatives gathered just outside of the crime scene as they wait for word for investigators. just before 4:00 am the afternoon, police found a man

. >> i want you on your bunks. time for head count. need your id. >> some are convicted, most are only accused of crimes and awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. >> we have the people standing behind you in the line at the grocery store, the people handing you food at the window at the drive up. they are the people we have in jail. >> my life is in this sack. >> a few years earlier, it would be a surprise to see brandee nyp in jail. they might have remembered her as a popular secretary at a nearby elementary school. >> many people that knew me from school, if they see me now, they would know something is seriously wrong. two years ago, i started smoking crack and i resigned from my job and lost both of my daughters and started living on the streets using crack. >> nyp is charged with possession of narcotics, pled not guilty and awaiting trial. she says her problems began with a pain pill addiction that escalated when her youngest daughter chose to live with her father and girlfriend. >> she wanted a family. i wanted that w

an inmate is lying beneath his bunk and is not responsible. >> no skylarking.et's go. >> for security reasons, flynn returns all other inmates to their cells before he investigates further. >> this guy was not acting right nap he was underneath his bunk. obviously, when you go in there, it looks like it's probably something mental. everything checks out otherwise. >> no one's going to hurt you. >> you get medical up here. mental health. get enough deputies in case he becomes combative. >> no one's going to hurt you, buddy. all right? >> we got him out of there and medical checked him out and he's good to go now. >> got it under control now, justin? >> yeah. >> barnes, come on out. everything is status quo. copacetic now. >> and on that note, deputy is off to pursue a dream, a three-week quest to find big foot. >> what about your brother? >> yeah. actually, just talked to him two, three -- two days ago. >> how's he doing? >> left washington, was going to oregon. he's squatching, absolutely. >> it's now up to john's older brother to keep staff and inmates up to d

the report de bunks the idea if we had the program we could have stopped 9/11. example they usually use is a failure to detect the terrorist in the u.s. prior to 9/11. the report says as many people have said including me that the failure came from a lack of federal sharing not a lack of surveillance. can we roll that clip? >> there is another terror attack and people say why don't we make these changes? it could have prevented 9/11. >> it is bull [bleep]. >> how do you know? >> that has been shot down and de bunked so many times. >> now i submit to you, dana this is why greg gutfeld, if that's even his real name, took tonight off. he read this report or more likely somebody read it to him. he knew it shot down his world view and he was afraid to show his face. she a yellow bellied coward, nothing more, nothing less. >> that's why he asked me to be here. >> absolutely. >> i will stlai are two people that dissented. there is a board of five and two dissented and said they don't agree with the report. there is nothing legally binding, but this is interesting. pres

a chance for family and bunk port is just the best. getting s it keeps lown down by bad weather, but if we can live through one halloween the house left us. stays with us. >> if you ever wanted to give or talk about policy with your husband, how would you do that? that?ould you approach >> if i wanted to, i'd just tell him. ut the truth is, i really didn't want to. he had great advisors. never, ever called his office say -- if i had something to him.i said it to but i didn't call jim baker or anyone to say, george, this is should be because i just don't do that. an office except in the house. white house i had an office but i never went to it. my staff used it. i worked in the white house and i worked in the vice president's house at home. did not get into his office affairs. would on't think anybody tell you i did because i really didn't. that was -- i had something i i'd tell him.know but i really didn't. i mean, think of the advisors he had. he had jim baker. good, wonderful people. nick brady. this, they were in the cabinet. they k

we are told she then returned to the bunk room. has the embattled fire chief been during all of this? we are told he is working diligently behind the scenes to get to the bottom of this investigation but the deputy mayor and mayor will be handling talking publicly about this issue. in the district, jay korff, abc 7 news. police tell us he apologized for his actions before carrying out the attack. his journal showed that he knew he suffered from mental health problems but cap this hidden from his family. the journal showed he wanted to showed heght about -- wanted to die a auntie thought about how to do it. >> 11, a candlelight vigil for a man murdered three years ago. friends and family gathered to braswell.don loopholesed 13 of the in the car. they hold the vigil every year in hopes of finding the gunman they are offering a $25,000 reboard. >> one of the busiest highways is also one of the most dangerous. the beltway between georgia avenue and rockville pike has an 260 documented crashes per year. it is likely much higher as many

we're threatened to get in our bunks. things out of our hair that may just make us feel a little bit more feminine. but every year that i come to a county jail i am defeminized more. >> 46-year-old inmate and mother of three children denise branagh committed her first robbery at the age of 40. >> number six is where i live. this is temporary residency, right? okay. come on in. you are entering my little domain. here is where i put my makeup on every day. i wash my face every day. i flush my toilet. we share this. >> known to the other female inmates as mom, branagh sees this time in jail as a wake-up call. >> i got a degree in child development. i work with kids. i just make the wrong choices. maybe it's the rush of thinking, can i get away, if i do it can i get away with it? but i get caught every time. you know? but this is a wake-up call. this is it. this is all. i feel if i have to go through something like this again, we'll hold trial and jury on the street and i'll die before i come back. that's it. >> female inmate

. >> i want you guys on your bunks. it's time for headcount. i need your i.d.s. >> while some are convicted, most are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trail for resolution of their cases. >> we've got the people standing behind you in the line at the grocery stores. got the people handling the food to you through the window in the driveup. those are the people we have in jail. >> the sack -- >> a few years earlier, it might have come as a surprise to many local residents to see brandi knight inside the jail. they might have remembered her as a popular secretary at a nearby elementary school. >> many of the people that knew me from school, if any of them would see me now, they would know something's seriously wrong. two years ago, i started smoking crack, and i resigned from my job and lost both of my daughter and just started living on the streets, using crack. >> nyp is charged with possession of narcotics. she's pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. she says her problems began with a pain pill addiction that escalated when her younges

so this stud dooy is bunk. this study is bunk. >> we can't trust anything in england. all of the men -- the women are actually men in rubber outfits. >> masters. >> cue the stats. >> i am so confused. well, did you know auctioneers make bad grocery store clerks? that'll be $23.50. now .75, 23.75, hold 'em. hey now do i hear 23.75? 24! hey 24 dollar, 24 and a quarter, quarter, now half, 24 and a half and .75! 25! now a quarter, hey 26 and a quarter, do you wanna pay now, you wanna do it, 25 and a quarter - sold to the man in the khaki jacket! geico. fifteen minutes could save you... well, you know. you lost weight doing that, right here, fox. >>> hello, everyone. i'm andrea tantaros, kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, and elena grushina is back outside again. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> new temperature records are shattered as the bitter cold air that gripped the midwest makes its way to the south and the northeast today. it's so cold that an escaped prisoner in kentucky actually turned hims

i mean it helps. >> hudson also decorates her bunk with reminders of home. >> forth paste on the backctures. it's like glue. helps them stick because we're not allowed to have glue, tape, none of that tough. >> why do you put your pictures? >> so i can lay down and look at them because i'm on my bed so when i lay back, they're all up here. >> what's one of the best pictures of you from before. >> this. this is me and my boyfriend before the accident. >> that's evan, yeah, that's evan with his hair that he doesn't have anymore. >> hudson and her boyfriend evan avilos were severely burned when had he accidentally blew up the apartment they shared with his mother. they were attempting to make a designer drug called hash oil. a friend of theirs died in the explosion which led to a three-year sentence of involuntary manslaughter for avilos and one year of involuntary manslaughter for hudson. >> i was fighting with him constantly. feels kind of stupid now. at the time that the accident had happened, a couple days before i told him not to do it, the hash oil thing but we were broke. my boyfr

she then returned to her bunk room. where is kenneth ellerbe in this case?e has yet to speak publicly. he is working diligently behind the scenes to get to the bottom of this investigation. the deputy mayor and mayor will take the lead on the case. >> the wounded warrior who received a standing ovation during the state of the union is back home in arizona this morning. cory remsburg was a guest of the first lady. he said it was incredibly humbling and an honor for him and everyone did so to an america. he loved the -- and every wounded soldier in america. he is happy to be back in therapy training. >> today's a big day for the class of 2014 at the u.s. naval academy. today is the ships selection ceremony. select their first ship and home port assignment. the ceremony is tonight at 6:30. those are lot of saying send me to san diego. >> anywhere but norfolk. >> most of the snow will be gone , at least around here, by the weekend. we could be talking about rain showers to help rush everything away. it is very cold. we still have snow. in manassas. at dulles. an

will be colder make sure you're bunked yepped up. and afternoon, bright, sunny. oakland liver moeshgs 59 in san jose. taking a look at forecast is a big game. mostly cloudy skies. of course you're going to be enjoying the game. accu-weather forecast, showing a drp in numbers saturday slight chance of rain sunday. sunshine, mild weather through thursday, if this gives you hope, are hinting at rain here coming through. next friday going into weekend so keep an eye on that. back to you. >> fingers crossed for the storm >> right. >> coming up next, back out in space a perch. what a solar eclipse looks like from space. >> then an amazing sight in tahoe. why people are allowing bears to hibernate under their homes. it's a story i have you'll see only >>> an oakland based group is being recognized for its work against sexual assault. bay area women against rape is dedicate to providing shelter ask education to young women forced into prostitution by traffickers. fbi awarded with a leadership award >> tonight yahoo revealing user names and pass words of e mail customers

in their bunks.s, so watch for needles. he's on fire. here we go. he come up with another one. that's a tattoo pattern. i'm going to try to prove myself, and i got the veteran here to my right knocking it out left and right. >> you've got a roster? >> roster. this is good stuff because a lot of time what these guys do when they are writing their kites, instead of signing their name, they will sign an aka, which is not that easy -- not that hard to figure out, but a lot of times will go a step further and i'll come up with what they are identifying themselves and this is a list showing which inmates goes with along with which code. these kind of keys are invaluable. >> the officers head back to the unit to examine the weapons they found and decode the hidden messages in the kites. this newfound information could lead to an arrest in one of the many cases that is ongoing. >> we are always trying to figure out exactly how much work we are doing. we have enough work you could double the staff at this ins

. >>> get on your bunk, now. get on your bunk now.ot asking. >> deputies respond to rising tensions in a female housing unit. >> i'm not asking you a question! why are you talking?! ♪ the street ain't safe for me no more ♪ >> a popular rapper, whose ups and downs have been chronicled in the oakland media -- >> fan mail, females. i've got a who

we are on the northern side of the frontal bunked ri and into minneapolis we are not dealing with the moisture. just the bitterly cold air mass. we are not going to make it above zero until wednesday, and even then still well below the averages. usually the temperatures are climbing into the mid 20s. as far as snow, it is persisting around st. louis and parts of illinois and indiana and even into michigan. detroit we have been dealing with airport delays result of the snow and deicing conditions. northeast has a surge of the moisture and the temperatures are just on the brink of the freezing point and the rain mixing with the freezing rain and light drizzle. the colder air is moving in our direction. morgan. >> thank you. from montana to maine the big chill is proving dangerous. now to hear how the nation is coping. >> morgan, when you put arctic and vortex in the same sentence, that is not a good sign. the temperatures are posing serious risks for people out in the open. water freezes at 32 degrees and salting roads is not working at zero degrees, but dropping to negative ten frostbi

. >> i sleep on the top bunk. up there it seem like i have my own heaven up there, my own peace.an block everything out. >> this is what i do. i get up here i meditate i read. stay to myself most of the time. you know. >> pollard's greatest hope is that he will one day reunite with the family he lost. >> i've got a daughter. man, i ain't never told her i love her. she's 27 years old. i've got five grandkids. i ain't never told her i love her, man. i can't do it. i've made a lot of mistakes and lost a lot of my life that i can't get back, but i thank god that i'm still living. >>> next on "lockup," women behind bars. >> women's detention center is the nicest of all the facilities, if you can call any of them nice, but jail is hell. cent increase in cafeteria prices is not cool. when you vote for flo, we'll have discounts. ice-cream discounts. multi-cookie discounts. pizza loyalty discounts! [ kids chanting "flo!" ] i also have some great ideas on car insurance. [ silence ] finding you discounts since back in the day. call or click today. i like her. before you settle for another o

the concept of man-eating sharks, total bunk. no such thing? >> no. safe expeditions that have advanced the cause of the much-maligned creatures. we suit up, aberntahy and i wearing dive masks that enable us to communicate underwater but wearing nothing thicker than ape wet suit as protection. >> you have to be fully in black, because sharks like color. >> right down to the platform. >> we ease into the water, following the bait crates. 40 feet down, it is a whirlwind of sharks. our very own sharknado. abernathy swims to the center with me in tow. >> turn around, man. turn around. >> wow. >> suddenly we are surrounded by giant tiger sharks. and there, as if on cue -- >> hello. >> emma, the big one there, spots an old friend. >> it easy incredible. he believes she even recognizes him. watch how slowly she approaches him. it's not just emma who seems to want attention. watch, something never before seen on camera. >> are you kidding me? are you kidding me? what are you doing? >> a full 30 seconds of cuddling? >> is that your pet dog? what is senate. >>

his father says to jump off the top of the bunk bed and he flings himself off and the father doesn't him and says now, learn the lesson, never trust anybody. when i read that, i was like, that is brutal. >> is it a harrowing story and at the heart of the book is a human drama. this is a book about a man who has transformed america through the media. at the heart is a citizen kane like story. roger ailes grew up with middle class means and he has a story of rags to riches to the highest corridors of american power. >> is it possible to abhor what he stands for while admiring his success and ability to crush rivals? >> this book is a testament to his talent and genius. it is up to readers to decide his legacy but it's i hope this is a record of how he has changed the country. >> the book is called "the loudest voice in the room" it's a fascinating book into a fascinating man. that's all for us tonight, i need proof of insurance. that's my geico digital insurance id card - gots all my pertinents on it and such. works for me. turn to the camera. ah, actually i think my eyes might ha... n

that hadn't been moved into last week's and said that they want to post the report opens to cajole bunk unknown singer where we all do with the new scott and what is plan b in the future and the soy thing when this report will be the issue at the end of every you see that there is plenty to see the end of february because what we're seeing me every day reports that there's still a for tat revenge killings going on. is this seems like a long time the end of february. i mean we on the moon crew seats since the end convention in december of the french troops handle the african troops that there was a stall in the major kidding that's happened and that's fine. now we are in the process of building something which will be of craps i stayed between five to ten years. i mean you have to reveal spoke on the busiest streets. and that's why the report is false because post now we've got since the nineteenth of december. an african mission we the six thousand troops the probity nine thousand already deployed. the plan is to deploy them all the un troops. not to say that we must make the difference

if you notice the bunk beds i created--i invented these. i'm the first person to ever do this. >> you invented the bunk bed? >> for dogs--for use with dogs. >> [laughs] okay. okay. where are the sweets at? you don't have little sweets, individual sweets-- >> we don't do sweets. >> you don't. >> what we do--it's a two-story prefabricated kennel system. >> hey, buddy. >> some people have said that, you know, the chain link, you know, "my dog was in a shelter and it's gonna bring back bad memories." first of all, dogs don't think that way. it would never--a dog would never think that way. >> the first thing i thought of when i got my two cocker spaniels from a shelter...it has the same feel as a shelter. so maybe that's why people say it. >> well, people. not dogs. you build these rooms that look like human rooms--you think the dogs care about this? >> but it's the marketing for the customer, not for the dog, right? i mean, it's how i leave the dog and how i think about it. >> okay. we do it our way, and it works really well. this is where we

just released video shows the dramatic rescue of a new mexico woman from a bunking car early sunday morning. you have to take a look at this. the car burst into flames after crashing from the pole t. driver was unconscious, but quick action by three albuquerque police officers is credited with saving her life. it is all caught on video from an officer's lapel camera, of all things, showing them struggling to rescue the woman. >> got it, oh. hey, she stuck? >> yeah, something is stuck t. leg. >> hang on, hang on, her arm is caught. >> she's stuck on the seating. >> they finally pulled the 23-year-old to safety. she is hospitalized but in stable condition. the three hero officers were largely unhurt except for one who had some minor burns. >>> a voluntary evacuation order is in effect today for residents fear 50 homes near a burning plant in mississippi. a powerful explosion and fire of a fuel tank hit a north mississippi biodiesel study in albany on wednesday, it uses chicken fat to make the diesel fuel hurricane u burned. the fire is so hot that officials plan just to let it burn out. somet

moment they're reporting from a very cold and snowy windy mountainous tough beyond the olympics but the bunks it. a quick look at some other news now clashes have erupted between pro morsi protesters and supporters of the army in egypt leaving today ten people were arrested after the fighting broke out in the city of alexandria tensions have risen after the interim government branded the muslim brotherhood a terrorist group last week hundreds of people have died in armrest across egypt after former president mohammed morsy was deposed by the army in july last year. three bombs have gone off in quick succession and side a hotel in the somali capital mogadishu killing eleven people officials say one of the first explosions was a suicide attack nobody has claimed responsibility but the radical islamic group al-shabaab has carried out a campaign of violence against the government for more than two years the hotel that was targeted is often used by government officials and is one of the most secure in the city. fifteen thousand ukrainian nationalists have taken to the streets of kiev they march ca

whether you're watching from london or new york or beijing a welcome to our t international i'm to bunk with the ukrainian lawmakers about a very john an amnesty for those arrested during the anti government dry it's an protests off the past months this vote could make a turning point in the ongoing under arrest for the law to take effect demonstrators will have to leave of the streets and to take down their barricades something the more radical rioters are refusing to do peter all of our reports from kiev. around a thousand people on independence square just behind me also over on the barricades in a stadium where we saw some of the fiercest fighting well that middle ground the president think the on a covert has been trying to reach that it's taken the form of a series of concessions that he offered to the opposition jewing to go see a sions were basically the government is saying that they put forward an amnesty for anybody who's being detained as long as demonstrate is leave government buildings that have been occupied to remove themselves from barricades but the what we're hearing

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the bunking the myth of the german efficiency public construction projects have been turning into economic time bombs you critics and to the irresponsible planning of those in charge and it's taxpayers who feel it's taking most of all. reports. if you listen to the politicians germany's ruling in it that if you believe those following the money trail is a different story. mainly it's a problem with cost estimates they use the wrong data they start building and eventually the run out of money and then talks peers have to pick up the bill. currently germany has one of the biggest construction sectors in europe but all around the country there's evidence that those in charge of the purse strings on the best to make building decisions this building site will eventually become the premier concert hall however it's already over ten times its original budget it's set to cost close to a billion euro it's not just the grand artistic projects that have cost the big money here in ne tourist information booth has already cost taxpayers around one and a half million euro. for the ultimate in modern ger

been passed to pm here in the russian capital you'll have with us on our chief international i'm to bunk with. the ukrainian parliament has started a session that could mark a turning point but the protests that have crippled the country's capital lawmakers will be voting on an amnesty for those detained during the riots opposition demonstrators have promised to me the streets if it's possible to all of the reports now from kiev around a thousand people on independence square just behind me also over on the barricades in the stadium where we saw some of the fiercest fighting well that middle ground the president picked the on a covert has been trying to reach that it's taken the form of a series of concessions that he offered to the opposition jury to go see a sions we last of those concessions which is an amnesty for for anybody who's been detained by police during the violence that we saw in the streets here in kiev and across the rest of ukraine that will be voted on in parliament later on wednesday basically the government is saying that they put forward an amnesty for anybody who's

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moment they're reporting from a very cold and snowy windy mountain is to be on the olympics what the bunk say. on our. i was to go look at some other stories from around the world violence has broken out in chile during a demonstration to mark the sixth anniversary of the police killing of an indigenous student hundreds of protesters marched through the capital santiago before being dispersed by water cannon the police man who shot the twenty two year old was convicted of unnecessary violence but never went to jail and is still a serving officer. fighting in the central african republic has now forced just under a million people to flee their homes that's double the number since the start of december the u.n. says it's struggling to get aid through to people that needed because of the ongoing violence thousands of african peacekeepers and french troops have so far failed to quell the fighting between muslim and christian but july into groups. thirty polling stations have been burned down in bangladesh ahead of sunday's parliamentary elections weeks of clashes between anti-government activ

think of her work order we take a look at trends in a bunk in china. on today's show was a cupcake that the body fluids we went to the cold weather to make it easier for people to get sick. with all their pollution winter different works. more to the people in the hostel to get busier than before. in the hoff will move one of the kobe problem. more than four hundred patients iv fluid every day. forty percent and suffer from respiratory diseases. dr awful shandong province over to the from october. the peas and fevers and colds have doubled from before. it's actually very common for children to clean off the iv was running through them too most patients. he interviewed but it is more popular thinking that it could have been shot. they believe the wounded were packed in the other option chinese me nearly that many doctors also recommend their peace and good interview subject and that it had been shot nothing new in time to cure complete the five medical expenses. does that even if people can't apply called dr the letter p should get iv fluids. china's st

we are de bunking the myths to make your workouts count. workout should be with your shirt on.ond ago. bob matthews is here answering legal questions all for free. i want you to write me in my mail bag then we will get to bob. back in shock when he got a hospital bill he wasn't expecting. 20-year-old nick gonzalez's bill from the hospital totaled over $55,000. he owes $11,000 of that because his insurance covers the rest. gonzalez posted the bill to read-it so viewers can see how much an unpreventable illness actually costs. >> it's not that i'm angry at them for charging me this much. i think it is the situation in america with our health care. it's overpriced. >> studies show medical procedures could vary at different hospitals. experts recommend patients request itemized bill and double check your figures before paying. >>> their parents calling it a shot of destiny. lorraine and brandon begazo were born in washington, d.c. just three minutes apart but they made it into the world in different years. lorraine was born at 11:58 p.m. on tuesday. her brother arrived at 12:01 a.m