because i'm corey. you know? you know?onal families that's out here. a lot of people that meets my family loves my family, you know what i'm saying? there's something good about us, you know? if i get out, i will send some pictures and money orders. be good. stay out the hole. i'm going to cry. i can't keep reading this. i miss her so much. >> corey and melissa's brother, william allen, is also serving time at the house of correction. he's been sentenced to a year and a half for assault and battery. >> my sister said to me one day, it must be a family curse. it must be. i mean, hard time has fallen on us all. well, i had a white band and yellow band. these are symbolic to my family, my sister, and my brother, corey and lisa. i wear them to keep them close to my heart and let them know that i'm thinking about them every day. >> he loves his family. you know what i'm saying? even if you're doing bad or doing good or he's doing bad or doing good, he put his family first. >> they're the first thing on my mind when i wake up, a

corey says it usually take a long-term relationship to identify a problem.he is working with a branch of the federal health and human services department to develop training for medical professionals. >> i experienced constant chronic illness chronic pain, also having constant urinary tract infections and issues in the reproductive areas that children should have no issues with at all. >> corey did not start recovery until she had her children at the age of 34. twins. she hopes other survivors do not have to wait so long and can have access to the long-term services they need. >> we'll provide recovery services for a trafficking survivor for three to four months. and then we are going to set them out in the world. i have been recovering now for seven-and-a-half years. and some of the heavy hard hitting belief systems that i was brought up to have are still unraveling. we need to be in a position as a society to give people the time that they need. >> so sam how prevalent is this in america? >> way more prevalent than anyone wants to acknowledge. some statist

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why would angela corey say we're go for 60 years over the 20 years? >> because corey's incompetent.icious, and because she is a disgrace to the prosecutors around the country. this is one of the gross estest incompetence of power i have e ever seen and this sis a blot on all criminal prosecution in this country. >> her lawyers got a ruling from the trial judge that they could introduce evidence of all the abuse that -- that gray had imposed on other women. so that's the trial setting that it was going to happen. that got angela corey's office to negotiate down to essentially time served in this kind of house arrest. people should know, it's not house arrest like people -- and the stand your ground amendment was amended for cases like this. >> and fortunately, this case has prompted outrage in florida and around the country, and that change in the law is one, is one effect of this. it is too late for her tole help her. >> it has to be such a -- i mean a gut-wrenching decision to decide to take a plea serve another 65 days in jail and then you get out and you have a record and under h

. >> corey watkins police scanner sparks to life. >> vector 125. >> moments later he rushes to a traffic stop. >> there is another cop that just pulled in. >> with his ak .47 assault rifle slung over his shoulder he begins his night's work video camera in his hand. >> looks like they're arresting somebody. >> alongside watkins are members of his foal cop-wap group. watkins may seem an unlikely ally for people around the country but for over a year the gun toting texan and his band have taken to the street. >> more than ever we need police accountability. we need people out there recording. because it's not just here in our area. it is all over the country. >> we're just filming. >> watkins and his team warn of police stops, and post their encounters on social media. >> don't go over there now or i'm going to place you under arrest for impeding your vision. >> i'm not impeding your investigation. >> yes you are. >> frustration has grown nationwide after officers have failed to be indicted for the deaths of eric garner in new york. michael brown in ferguson, missouri and dantre hamilton. i

. >> thank you commissioners corey t from staffer i think you did a good job of describing one of the issues p which is as mentioned 2006 variance grant for this pop out this rear extension is projects into the rear yard that is the requirement for the variance those plans as mr. duffy showed matched what was approved in the variance one story pop out and the do everything we can above and separate small balcony to the south that's one issue that is clearly was not the case when at the filled the permit but some point the balcony merged with the deck and made into one deck and therefore increased in size and out of the scope it was the stand structure the other was the replacement versus the repair just to be clear on that there's lots of buildings and decks and stairs in the city it actually falls into the rear yard they wear out they need to be maintained and sometime replaced and generally if you're doing repaired there's 50 persons calculation more than 50 percent of the material is being replaced if your repairing a structure if it's to the conforming it is allowed to sty if you

. >> good evening again commissioner president lazarus and commissioners corey t from the planning staff the permit at hand open the 27th street the permit was submitted no march 2013 it was reviewed by the residential design team with within the planning department to specifically to the residential guidelines in terms of the design it was found to be compliant with both the department heard the concerns the project was taken back to the design team at that review the issues it was a in debt review again found compliant with the residential guidelines and 311 notification was sent out in december of 2013 and ended in january of 2014 the project required a mandatory discretionary review because it was demolition of a dwelling unit and the construction of two replacement units it had to go before the planning commission it was before the planning commission of may of this year all the concerns that were raised for this appeal were raised for that discretionary review hearing the planning commission did unanimously approve the project with no conditions consistent with the guidelines to co

corey mattison died in the rear of the house. it's believed he led the gunman out back away from the family. denise was just getting home as it all unfolded. >> he was my hero. >> reporter: the couple had only been married for three months. denise said it was the fulfillment of a destiny. she'd seen him in a dream years before they had met. >> when i met cory i knew he was without a doubt my man with kind eyes. >> reporter: the blending of their two families children and siblings. for denise's brother, it was a dream come true. his sister had a protector. >> to see the way that he loved denise on a consistent basis, to see the way he treated her, there's nothing more than a brother could ask for. >> reporter: cory had been a college and professional athlete though he'd make his mark not in a stadium of of fans but in the eyes of those who knew him best and loved him. even amid the seemingly senseless violence of his death, he made a difference. >> he not only in my opinion, saved his family but by his action s actions. >> reporte

legislative steps that may or may not happen around this or where the supervisors stand, so thank you corey. >> good evening, commissioners, my name is april and i am with supervisor kim's office, thank you for having us here. and having staff reach out to us in regards to this hearing. and as everybody knows, supervisor kim was the primary sponsor of the western soma plan and it is a community based plan and in our office, and we worked several years on the plan and in conjunction with the planning department and the community stake holders and we were particularly involved in the last several months of the plan where entertainment was a key issue that came up and we actually sponsored some amendments to the recommended plan to increase entertainment or to allow the entertainment or new entertainment on 11th street, for example, and a little bit, so, 11th street, between folsom and harrison and so, obviously the plan, as corey discussed was intended to promote and preserve the residential character of the soma in particular, and but it also, sought to preserve the historic and the cultural

food this is not many and this particular airport are amazing especially at the tirnl indicating and coreyavorite i come one or two hours before my flight this is the life. >> we definitely try to use as many local grirnts as we can we use the goat cheese and we also use local vendors we use greenly produce they summarize the local soured products and the last one had 97 percent open that. >> wow. >> have you taken up anything unique or odd here. >> i've picked up a few things in napa valley i love checking chocolates there's a lot of types of chocolate and caramel corn. >> now this is a given right there. >> i'm curious about the customer externals and how people are richmond to this collection of cities you've put together not only of san francisco food in san francisco but food across the bay area. >> this type of market with the local savors the high-end products is great. >> i know people can't believe they're in an airport i really joy people picking up things for their friends and family and wait i don't have to be shopping now we want people take the opportunity at our location. >>

the victim's name is corey hubbard. today the driver behind the wheel apologized for causing hi death. prince george's county bureau chief wilshire heir was in the courtroom today. she joins us live from route 1. >> reporter: chris, this was a very emotional day in court following what was an extraordinarily violent accident. when that young man was crossing route 1 here one car waved him on to go and shortly after adeptp struck and killed him. so violent the young man's body was thrown into the air and he struck this pole before dying. since then look at the changes they've made to route 1. a fence down the middle to try to keep pedestrians from crossing. today in court the focus was don't drink and drive. surveillance video shows liam adepto having drinks then stumbling out of looney's pub in college park last january. just moments later he would drive his car down route 1, striking and killing 2 -year-old university of maryland student corey hubbard. it was a hit-and-run. >> we hope that during his time while he's in

and not look at our iphones and you kind of lose users in the city and have a cup of coffee >> i'm corey a typical day increase no typical day. and just the first time being on the talent show and getting a huge applause and i never expected it is is r is a great experience i'm an executive chief here at kathy serve over one hundred meals a day for the camp mather folks. people love our meals and the idea they can pick up a meal and don't worry about shopping or doing dishes and enjoy and have a great time at camp mather >> grasping grab on. >> i like camp mather it is a lot of freedom and kids run around it's great. >> they have all the things i don't have to do the kids get to do what they want to do and we basically focus on them that's our only job. >> i like camp mather because i can ride my bike. >> i love camp mather. the children are up here playing around and riding their booiths bicycles that's a great place to see what the word is like outside of the city.absence. so

. >> corey's aunt stephanie remembers he nearly died. >> they had to take half of my skull to get thelet out. i was in rehab and they helped me to walk again and talk again. >> police interview more than 20 people and they try to question hernandez. but he is the only one who doesn't make a statement after invoking his right to counsel. at the times with his mother, terri hernandez tells the "orlando sentinole" i know he was at the club but he was nowhere near the shooting. corey and stephanie have been trying to get to the truth for seven years. >> you have done a lot to try to get to the heart of what happened. what about going to the university of florida? >> i tried it. i was just told they would put the guys on curfew so they could, i guess lessen their activities in clubs and things of that nature. i would have liked to have seen some more in depth questioning of those football players. >>> siting privacy laws, they will not discuss specifics of how players are disciplined. was hernandez on a slippery slope? some who knew him was worried especially when he was unsupervised away

he's six feet. >> denise mattison reads the birthday card her oldest daughter wrote to her stepdad corey. the father who was shot and killed last thursday night her husband was a man of god. >> that is what my husband's life demonstrated. and it was taken away way too soon. >> denise's ex-husband minh nguyen the wealthy silicon tech executive is charged with shooting and killing mattison at their home. police say three kids were home at the time. >> my sweet husband literally laid down his life. he saved me and he saved us! he's a hero. >> she doesn't want to talk about what happened. just about the man who took her breath away. >> he swept me off my feet. and i fell in love with him before i even knew it. >> they married this past july. >> my husband is the most handsome man in the entire world! >> denise says her husband would pray every morning. >> he would say lord god, thank you so much for this day. thank you for one more day on your beautiful earth. and that's how he lived. >> hearts plaster their front door with words like "grace" and "god heals." it's comfort at a time when a fa

. >> let's look though at corey watkins. other police watchdog groups or other advocates for open carry don't necessarily fall in line with him. >> reporter: absolutely. their group has their rules and they have their agenda into where they want to puch if you well. they went to the state house and got in the face of legislators and were trying opush for more open open-carry laws if you will. not everybody is ton same page. there is another group called open carry temp which doesn't necessarily share the views that corey's group has. but like with any type of movement not everybody is going to be on the same page. >> "america tonight's" sarah hoye, thanks. we return in a moment with a look at america answer bridges falling down? >> so i got to about the middle of the bridge, when i heard a clank. it was a very distinct sound of metal breaking. >> our infrastructure crisis. tens of thousands of unsafe bridges, alone! fixing them is one of the president's priorities. will america get the job done? later this hour another item

these incredible pictures of the pair courtesy of corey rich. the two spent nineteen days climbing the three thousand foot sheer face of the mountain which is considered one of the world's most difficult climbs. the men spent years preparing for the challenge. much of their training took place here in the bay area. kron 4's charles clifford visited a north bay gym. where people gathered today to watch the dramatic final moments of the climb. kevin jorgeson.. who's from santa rosa.. spent a lot of time over the past few years training here at the vertex climbing center. sot he always has a smile. steve wheeler says kevin is well liked and that his passion for climbing is obvious. sot always pushes it to the max. every time you see him he's always trying his hardest. nats on wednesday afternoon the staff and friends of kevin and tommy cadlwell huddled around a computer screen watching a live video feed of the two men finishing their historic climb up el capitan. as the pair approached the summit, a bad camera angle blocked the dramatic final momen

the next shot hit his ex-wife's new husband, corey mattison. the couple married just three months ago. this neighbor who didn't want to be identified heard the shots a came out to see what had happened. >> all of a sudd i heard pow, pow, pow. and, you either five or six shots that i heard. i looked at the window and i saw a girl come running out the front door screaming, you 911, call 911. >> repor another neighbor took these photos. inside the home two children. it appears the victim ran out the back door to try to escape nguyen. that's w pulle in this this white suv, another child with her. >> farce we know the ex-wife was on her way home from an event with one of the children and as she w coming home her ex-husba was simultaneously breakit door targetg the ex-wife's new husband, and that's when the violen erupted. >> repor the wife's suv smashed into this car in her drive way, then the deck post and then it struck another vehicle that was parked in the neighbor drive. loudoun quickly custody. >> i came out outside and the mom was yelling and

. >> good evening president lazarus and commissioners, corey tigue for planning department. we feel like this project was approved appropriately by planning department. sounds like the proposed changes between the two parties would if anything, result in a smaller project overall so wouldn't trigger any additional notification requirements and i don't think we have any issues for the compromise that's been reached. i'm available for any questions you may have. >> any public comment? seeing none, then commissioners, the matter is submitted. mr. duffy, commissioners are you willing to entertain him again? >> yes. >> as long as he entertains that. >> sorry commissioners for the time. just one point of clarification, i heard mr. calvin there saying that the -- it would take the walls down prior to any -- the addendum being issued. you can't start the work until the addenda has to be issued before you take the walls down so we won't know what the foundation is until the a ddenda is issued. >> well you can have multiple addenda. >> they could do something but the structure is usua

joining me is corey mock. she a he's a democratic on the oil and natural resources committee.ds out this is the largest spill in state history, and the last big one is still being cleaned up a decade later, how worried are you about these pipeline spills and what they will do to north dakota. >> you have to take any pipeline spill very seriously. what we're learning about was three million gallons of produced water and contaminants into the river system. it makes a lot of us nervous. we have to think of putting families first. people live along these watersheds and doing what is best so that this volatile industry that is so sensitive to disruption such as a spill that doesn't create long-term effects for our economy. >> so it is not the entire economy, but it's a major part of your economy in the state. people don't want to harness it in a way to hurt the industry in a long-term way, but after the million began lon spill a few years ago, i'm surprised the vote was 86-4 against a republican introduced bill to try to add more safety issues. why was it beaten so badly? >> in ful

his family at the scene says corey suffers from mental health issues.ed dog bite wounds and was treated at the scene. >>> some troubling numbers to report tonight when it comes to the flu. health officials say four people have died in the bay area due to the virus. one in san francisco one in san mateo and two in son only somona county. just this week cdc delivered the disappointing news that the season's flu vaccine is doing a miserable job. only reducing chances of getting flu by 23% as opposed to more typical 60 pers %. >> it's because of that people who have gotten the flu shot may still get the flu. good news is, even though they may still get the flu that verge is a little bit less severe than it would have been if they hasn't gotten the vaccine. >> nationwide flu season is now at he dep i can levels, 19 children died last week in the u.s. bringing the total number of pediatric flu deaths of the season to 45. doctors say it is not too late to get a shot even though it doesn't give you complete protection. >>> as a result of the extreme drought, ca

his family arrived at the scene and they say that corey suffers from mental health issues.ou can see and he was treated at the scene. >>> after years of financial hardship a fire station that once closed its doors in costa county is back open. fire station 11 in clayton reopened after closing two years ago. it was one of five stations shut down in contra costa county due to the poor economy and increasing property tax revenues and not being able to pay for staffing. fire officials say it will help response times in clayton by cutting them in half. >> the next closest fire station are about four and five miles away and how you can see is mount diablo and this area when you have a wild land threat like mouth diablo it is important to have firefighters respond soon er. << the district now has about 230 firefighters and that's about 40 more than at its lowest point over the last several years. >>> coming up, an nba player is letting a high school student borrow his girlfriend for the prom. we will explain more. >>> a live look outside at skies. cloud cover but more warm weather

. >> good evening commissioner president lazarus and commissioners corey t that did planning department briefing that permit was routed to the department we determined it didn't require review by the planning department it was rolled to dbi where it underwent further review and didn't require our review we don't reject the permit today i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. >> any public comment on this item. >> do any of the representatives including the gentleman have any rebuttal okay commissioners the matter t is submitted. >> i'll be bold to deny the appeal on the basis it was properly issued. >> second. >> okay mr. pacheco. >> we have a motion month commissioner president lazarus to uphold the permit on the basis it was properly issued on that motion commissioner fung commissioner honda commissioner wilson thank you. >> the vote is had to zero the permit it up legally on that basis. >> move our or on to item 8 versus the department of building inspection with the planning department approval the property on 40526th street to robert edmond to erect a building with 17 hundr

troy brouwer beats corey crawford. >> pierre: that was just quickness more than anything else.t a shot by brouwer. what a great play. >> eddie: literally a broken play. the stick of ovechkin. he's wondering why there was no penalty. and then brouwer goes glove side. it looked like from that vantage point that crawford was able to see that. i don't think it was a screen at all. >> pierre: i don't think there was a screen eddie. i just think that release was so quick. fooled crawford just a pinch. >> eddie: brouwer made a complete spinorama there and just find this puck. watch the area of the ice. there's brouwer right next to ovechkin. maybe right there as ovechkin was coming without a stick, maybe at the last second he moved out of the way and brouwer is able to take that shot. you see crawford kind of leaning a little bit, but that's one of those i think you've got to stop. >> mike: saad was guilty of a slash on the play. the penalty sticks. the blackhawks have five guys out right now because the net is empty. >> eddie: that's the right call no question. penalty for breaking t

troy brouwer beats corey crawford. >> pierre: that was just quickness more than anything else.t a shot by brouwer. what a great play. >> eddie: literally a broken play. the stick of ovechkin. he's wondering why there was no penalty. and then brouwer goes glove side. it looked like from that vantage point that crawford was able to see that. i don't think it was a screen at all. >> pierre: i don't think there was a screen eddie. i just think that release was so quick. fooled crawford just a pinch. >> eddie: brouwer made a complete spinorama there and just find this puck. watch the area of the ice. there's brouwer right next to ovechkin. maybe right there as ovechkin was coming without a stick, maybe at the last second he moved out of the way and brouwer is able to take that shot. you see crawford kind of leaning a little bit, but that's one of those i think you've got to stop. >> mike: saad was guilty of a slash on the play. the penalty sticks. the blackhawks have five guys out right now because the net is empty. >> eddie: that's the right call no question. penalty for breaking t

deep by had to the balcony on the second floor the zoning administrator scott sanchez who is not here corey is representing him verified the work expends into the rear yard just to show you a picture of this this is what the 2006 variance approved it is a small one and a half by had foot balcony and it is the larger edition with 9 roof-deck on behalf of the permit holder received an over the counter permit and the smaller deck is much larger we live by the way right here since scott sanchez is out of town that week i'm going to read and put up on e-mail on december 4th he says bans our argument it appears are the reconstruction previously approved as much s such a new variance is a required and a new balcony variance is required what you say it is note in the variance decision permit holders claim in their entitled do build a rear deck that was illegal constructed, however, it is permanently awe described subscribed to the building unless to conform to the variance is transferred from person to owner additionally it is exceeding the beyond the scope of the permit the first over the counter

florida state attorney angela corey said this time if alexander was found guilty they'd be seeking a extend of 60 years instead of the 20 -- a sentence of 60 years instead of the 20. she was offered another plea deal if she didn't go to trial. three years behind bars and two years under house arrest. just yesterday, she served her last day in prison. >> that concludes the hearing. [ applause ] >> with time already served marissa alexander was able to walk away but now begins her house arrest. marissa alexander joins us now. first of all, mine how does it feel to be how does it feel to be out of prison finally? >> relief. absolute relief. i'm excited, i'm happy, i'm grateful. those are just many of the emotions that file. so that's how i feel to be out finally. >> you haven't given an interview since 2012. at this point, what do you want people to know about what happened to you? >> i think that it's just one of those things that it's unfortunate, but i can see that -- i'm out now. i'm looking forward to the future. i don't really look back to what has happened. it wasn't easy but i'm

and at the table in the front corner here is corey tigue, representing the planning department and commission; and senior building instructor who's representing the department of building inspection. if you would please go oefrz the board meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> the board requests you turn off all phones and pagers so they will not disturb proceedings. please carry on conversations in the holeway. the board's each has senl minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttals. people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within the seven minutes period. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of minutes, members of the public who wish to speak on an item are asked but not required to submit a speaker or business card to board staff when you come to the podium. . speaker cards and pin rs available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments and suggestions. there are customer satisfaction survey forms on the left side of the podium. if you have questions about requests a hearing, board rules or hearin

reporter: two of the accused have agreed to testify against the others leaving brandon van der berg ask corey beatty on trial for sexual assault. van der berg was the alleged victim's boyfriend. >> you see video, they arrive. >> reporter: prosecutors claim surveillance video shown in court today shows the alleged victim being carried by vandenberg to his dorm room accompanied by beatty and two others. >> vandenberg [ bleep ]. >> reporter: according to prosecutors the four players who have since been kicked off the team laughed at the victim before they allegedly assaulted her. >> vandenberg gives everyone a condom. >> reporter: vandenberg allegedly recording the assault on his phone. prosecutors claiming he sent pictures and video of the attack to his friends and searched online how to leave photos so the police can't find them. later prosecutors say the former players are pleading not guilty texted each other about the alleged attack trying to cover it up. >> you'll see some text messages very concerned about what the victim knows. >> reporter: the defense will argue the young men are not gu

corey johnston was killed by the gunman. as police stormed the cafe they fired 22 shots.man was hit 13 times and died instantly. but a hostage was also hit. >> ms. dawson was struck by six fragments from police bullet or bullets. the damage done to ms. dawson other than to say that one fragment struck a major blood else have she lost consciousness quickly, and died shortly afterwards. >> reporter: the memories are still here. the events here will be looked at in meticulous detail. every fragment of every bullet will be accounted for, but the inquest will also be broader. the gunman was a convicted criminal. where was he free on bail in were the police's actions appropriate? what was the role of the media and social media during the siege? and how should the events here be categorized? was it terrorism? >>> at least five people are dead in ukraine after two separate attacks in donetsk. two men and one woman died after a rocket fell in a block of residential buildings. the second attack happened at a market killing two other people. violence between pro-russian separatists

corey booker and tim scott. they are the only ones to serve simultaneously in the senate in the nation's history. glad you joined us for conversations with cory booker and tim scott, coming upright now. ♪ ♪

. >> corey was making the most of it with the kids blizzard or not. they went to breakfast and now are sledding. >> i like to build snowmans. >> i like the fact i am not in school. >> fun for ainsley but for the brothers in hilltown they were out shoveling the driveway but dad did most of the heavy lifting. >> it's pretty light my dad was out here shoveling most of it. my brother and i have light stuff to do. >> the owner of the hair salon had an easier time of it with his snow blowers, he made quick work of the snow in the parking lot and sidewalk anything to keep the customers happy and safe. we have one car in the lot, you don't know, you would be amazed what women will do to get their hair done, they will tredge through anything. >> folks around here trying to make the most of a snow day some are disappointed and others are relieved that the heavy stiff stayed far to the north. david henry channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. lets switch live now to "action news" reporter john rawlins who is in center city where the snow emergency was liftd this

corey booker and tim scott. they are the only ones to serve simultaneously in the senate in the nation's history. glad you joined us for conversations with cory booker and tim scott, coming upright now. ♪ ♪ >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> u.s. senator tim scott was appointed by governor nikki haley in 2013 to vacate the seat by jim demint. he won a special election to hold on to the seat. i started the conversation recorded live in washington and the pbs affiliate whut by asking governor scott what his agenda is for the congress which is now just convened. >> i would love to tell you why my agenda is what it is. growing up in a single parent household, i lost my way. i was a kid not doing well in high school. i flunked out of geography. they don't call you bilingual. the choice is education. i learned the wrong way how to find the right way. the wrong way was not paying attention and focusing. the right way was learning to focus my attention to my future. part

corey cowen tells me these incidents won't prevent him from going out, but he finds them disturbing. >> it's disappointing. it's, it's -- when it hits that close to home, you're always a little disappointed by hearing that kind of news that people can't act civil. >> reporter: stephanie ramirez, wusa 9news. >> police identified the suspect in this morning's stabbing as 35-year-old joseph ricardo johnson. we're still awaiting word from police as to whether or not she will shut zanzibar down. the owners of mcfaddens appealed their liquor license suspension. >>> a 7-year-old girl is the only survivor of a plane crash in southwestern kentucky. the battered and bloody child walked to a home that was almost a mile away after crawling from the crash that killed her mother, father, a sister and a cousin. the small plane was headed from florida to illinois and went down in a rural area. larry wilkins says the 7-year- old girl showed up at his front door. >> from what i understand, the guy put in a distress call, the pilot did, at about 5 minutes till 6:00, but they didn't know the plane was d