at that point, they received a door warning, that a door was ajar, which turned out not to be the caselready seen how an airplane's fuselage expands as the plane goes up and contracts as the plane comes down. the altitude with the greatest pressure differential between the pressurized inside of an aircraft and the unpressurized atmosphere outside is right around 24,000 feet. that's where jal 123 experiences an explosive shock. >> a massive decompression for reasons that they didn't know. but the crew did not realize the amount of damage they had sustained until very quickly, the airplane became less and less controllable to the point that it was no longer controllable at all. that would be a nightmare scenario for a pilot. >> what the pilots don't know is a critical piece of the 737 structure has cracks that have expanded to the breaking point and snapped. it's the aft pressure bulkhead, an umbrella-shaped structure toward the back of the plane. >> it is the device that keeps the pressure in the back part of the airplane contained properly. without that aft pressure bulkhead, you can't

and no notice in advance and i'm awe woolen to someone breaking down any doors i opened the door andaid what are you doing we're replacing your door without a notice is that how you on that is done. >> we gave you a notice 3 weeks ago for one day between a few hours and never gave me a twenty-four hour and a lot of people let them in and do the work but twenty-four hour is not enough time to you know if they want to replace the door 6 hours to work on that the peep has to be considered and the threshold to be saviors that inconvenience for the tenants they didn't have a permit whether i first got the twenty-four hour notice they were going to change the notice they didn't have a permit 33 doors i'm not trying to stand in the way of legitimate alterations and reasonable requests but those particularly people are doing things not reasonable and unsafe not continuing - we have asbestos problem in the building the it highest hive the previous landlords tore out the hallways without preliminary and we found out it was asbestos they tore out the aesthetical ceiling where the dust accumulat

>> reporter: yes, these were old antique doors, doors were stolen sometime overnight. there is the opening right there these were massive doors weighing hundreds of pound. you can see the thief or thieves actually ripped a hinge right off the door frame. they are 8 feet high, stand 70 k oak weighing four to 500-pound a piece and they're gone. ripped off the hinges and stolen from the hardie house apartments. >> they are very ornate. they are about 90 years old, original to the building, antique doors. there is a lot of ornate detail with them and they are really priceless. >> reporter: connor woodward's family owns the apartment building. he received a call from an employee asking if the doors were being replaced. >> i could not believe it myself so i came down here and, you know, sure enough they were missing. >> reporter: the thief or thieves stole the doors between 11:00 p.m. tuesday and 6:00 a a.m. wednesday. a antique doors are becoming increasingly in demand. andrew stevenson is the general manager of the philadelphia salvage, a store which reclaimed and salvages

and i answered the door. >> hi.'m michael. >> he looked a little bit rough and ready, the guy, but polite, very polite man. >> look, aim so sorry, i should have met you at the airport and all i can do is to apologize. >> and jayne was a little bit angry with the guy. >> hello, are you the person who is supposed to have met us at the airport? and we waited there almost an hour in a strange country and you leave us stranded. >> i am so sorry, i mixed up the flight times. i am so sorry. >> he was polite and apologizing. >> and i know you told me that it is the hotel. >> and he said, this is not the hotel, but when you come through customs, and let them know that you are staying somewhere that is already. >> and the other hotel that we are going to take you to is as nice as this one. just stay here and relax and have a good night's sleep. he said good night, and he went. >> there you go. >> and me and jayne were laughing. the mood lifted again. it has been a mistake, and these things happen. >> the next day. we had gott

door dash just announced a deal with carl's jr. and $127 million in new funding. tony chu and troy wol verton of the mercury news. i want to talk about that funding in a second. there is one bit of business, our set looks different and that's because we're actually borrowing the set from our friends at telemundo to do the show while we build a brand-new studio. >> might switch to spanish. >> let's hope not because i can get by with a little french and that's it. let's talk about amazon. this is brand-new news since you and i arranged to have you on the show. amazon swooping into your business. how is that going to go? >> we're very excited that folks like amazon are valid dating the thesis that we started the business three years ago for door dash, to empower local economies and serve tens and thousands and hundreds and thousands of restaurants in every city. we've been doing that now in 24 major metro areas and we're very excited about the momentum we've built. >> i think of it like an airline. new airline comes in and starts offering lower fares and you've got -

the door and lock the kids in the room with him. i started pushing on the door. then i called police. then he jumped out of the window headfirst. >> police arrested the man, they say he did not take anything and he a period to be high on drugs. a teenage driver and female

the front door is open but beyond it, a second door, padlocked shut. still, amanda manages to squeeze out an arm. >> so, i'm just, like, waving my arm and, somebody, please, please help me, i'm amanda berry, please. >> reporter: she's too afraid to go back for gina and michelle. >> i turn to michelle, like, we gets pumped, i talked her out of it. >> reporter: why did you talk her out of it? >> i thought that amanda got caught. >> reporter: outside, a neighbor sees amanda but is afraid to intervene. >> after i got to that locked door and the guy didn't help me, i was like, he's going to come home and this is just going to be the end. >> reporter: that's when charles ramsey shows up. >> i see this girl going nuts trying to get out of a house. i go on the porch, and she says, help me get out, i've been in here a long time. >> he kind of, like, started to pull on the door, but he couldn't get it open, either. and so, he kind of kicks it, and he's like, there you go, finish kicking it out and you can get out. >> reporter: with reckless courage, amanda kicks

teams and knock on the door. package at the door comes, fine. >> search warrant, columbia police, search warrant! >> when you burst into people's ho homes, nasty things do happen. this s.w.a.t. team believes there's a large supply of marijuana here. >> you shot my dog! you shot my dog! >> the police posted this video on the web an it went viral. >> they rush in the house, shoot the dog, terrify the kid. >> the video speaks for itself. they're not pulling hair, not swearing, not knocking people on their face, they're walking through the house, police with a search warrant, police with a search warrant. >> the pitbull is attempting to bite a police officer. i think they have legal authority to stop the dog from biting them. i know they shot the pitbull because the pitbull was reportedly a threat. a federal mags strait found the officers did nothing wrong in that case. >> nothing wrong even though they didn't find that large supply of marijuana, just a tiny amount. >> when you're using s.w.a.t. teams to serve warran

blowing this door. they finally open it, and then we start going up the stairs. i was way in the back, and so, i'm just walking up the stairs, and i'm watching. and what the analyst said was that you're probably gonna run into khalid bin laden on the stairs, and if you do, that's the last line of defense. the guy in front was sort of separated by a banister between him and khalid. and he just whispered to him -- whispered his name, and he whispered, "come here" in arabic and then "come here" in pashto. and that confused khalid because there wasn't a lot of yelling anscreaming and "go, go, go." and khalid, he was armed, and he kind of turned over, and he looked, peeped his head over and said, "what?" armed, shoot him. so, he shot him. and that was just because of the spot-on intelligence by the cia, telling us where this person will be here. we keep going up the stairs. once we got to the second floor, all the guys except the first guy separated. >> there were women and children on that floor. so, as the

the front door is not only chain locked from the inside.ld make it easy for you to the bulletproof door open. that he couldn't get out. no matter how he tried. that he threw at the door. >> he has to go out the same way and that doesn't go very well either, nor does his theory that >> across from us is a grocery the worker is also one of our he has to wait for the police to >> there was a river of liquor >> when "caught on camera: óçwñ?çog?÷oóv?ñ? >>> a cold-blooded murder caugh on camera. the victim is phillip leon washington, a 50-year-old money courier. he's murdered at the state bank and trust in dallas, texas, just as he is about to make his nightly deposit. >> they've taken someone's father. they've taken someone's husband, someone's brother. it was senseless. they didn't have to take his life. >> surveillance cameras captured the chilling incident, but there yet, we haven't been able to >> i was on him about stopping you should be in the bed >> i said, is he all right? and she says, we'll talk to you -- we can't give

>> like animals. >> rep through cell doors. this is the punishment for inmates who attack officers or each other. fighting, slashing with hidden weapons. >> turn on the lights. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> they won't let me out. we talking about a that. >> reporter: as we said, their entire world is concrete walls, a toilet, a sink, no tv. cut off from most human interaction. it's not even possible to see through the opening on this door. and the one hour spent outside for recreation? locked separately into an outdoor cage. in decades past, rikers used unlimited isolation has punishment. >> any sounds, cell doors, anything, we want to make sure that you're going to be okay. >> reporter: and as the officers serve lunch, the milk carton and feces. >> i'm supposed to feed a guy that's throwing stuff out his cell at me. got to remain professional and do a job. >> reporter: here it's called splashing, and the officer tells me every space around the cell door puts him at risk for the weaponized body fluids. >> when you walk past, they sma

>>reporter: we talked about investigators going door to door and they are putting out a crime alert that said what happened and also says it appears the two shooting scenes are related, the one around my shoulder and around the corner but they're looking for more information and will follow this. ellen brian, wusa9 from district heights. >> you can follow the story and when we get more developments, you can find them by downloading the wusa app with breaking news alerts and live updates. >>> always watching, always tracking. wusa9's first alert weather. dc's most accurate. >>> yes. rain once again. a shocker. unbelievable, the stretch we have been in. we will talk about that in 10 minutes. the immediate concern for the next couple of hours, tracking all morning out of southwest virginia and west virginia and most of this is light to moderate rain. a little bit of yellow and green from culpeper into warrenton with heavy stuff to the south. and the metro, there are spots not getting anything. you see some holes in the radar toward dunkirk and tysons with light rain in northwest dc that wil

." >> beat on that [ bleep ] door again. beat on the door again. you, you, i want you to do it. you do it. >> 98% of these son of a bitches in here ought to be taken out somewhere and shot in the back of the head. >> sell it, sell it, sell it, sell it. that's right. ♪ tell me what i'm gonna do oh, baby, just tell me what i'm gonna do ♪ >> idle hands is the devil's playground, you know, so i stay busy. ♪ >> you think this can get me on "american idol"? >> the execution team will escort the condemned from the death cell into the execution chamber and place him on a gurney. >> you ain't here for going to church. you ain't here because you was doing something constructive. you been doing something constructive, you never would have been here. >> i was doing something constructive until they [ bleep ] pulled me down the hall. >> oh, [ bleep ]. yeah. >> in southern alabama, the holman correctional facility houses some of the state's most dangerous criminals. over the years, holman developed a reputation for inmate stabbings, and ambulances were often seen coming to and from the prison

when the doors opened people frantically ran off the bus. no one was hurt.nt put his gun down as police arrived on the scene. >> the family of a dog mauling victim is trying to get the word out about properly securing your pets. video has just been released of the attack that happened in california last week. an eight-year-old girl was on her way to school when the pitbull charges at her and drags her by the hand. fortunately two neighbors see what goes on and steps in to save her. one man kicks the pitbull away and another one calls 911. now if that dog had been in a gate or on a leash the girl's family says this wouldn't have happened. >>> a man set out to buy flowers for his wife and ended up instead in the fans of a poisonous snake a north carolina man was buying flowers for his wife at a lowes when a copper head came out of somewhere and bit him. the man had been bitten and had all that poison in his system. he was rushed to the hospital and injected with antivenom. the bite caused massive swelling and pain. doctors say though he'll be okay and a spokes

door. "keep, ancient lands your storied pomp!" she cries with silent lips. "give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me, i lift my lamp beside the golden door!" for many newcomers, historically the sight of lady liberty was something they never forgot. my own grandparents and great aunts and uncles were called the -- recalled the thrill of seeing the statue as their ship came into new york harbor after a less than pleasant voyage and steerage from europe. my own grandfather, on my father's side, the statue had greater meaning. he came to america at a time when federal law banned immigrants with various kinds of loathsome or dangerous diseases as the federal statute put it. my grandfather wasn't sure what loathsome or dangerous diseases was but he knew that he had bad eyes. and he knew that if you had bad eyes, you didn't get into the united states. he didn't know what t

and no notice in advance and i'm awe woolen to someone breaking down any doors i opened the door andaid what are you doing we're replacing your door without a notice is that how you on that is done. >> we gave you a notice 3 weeks ago for one day between a few hours and never gave me a twenty-four hour and a lot of people let them in and do the work but twenty-four hour is not enough time to you know if they want to replace the door 6 hours to work on that the peep has to be considered and the threshold to be saviors that inconvenience for the tenants they didn't have a permit whether i first got the twenty-four hour notice they were going to change the notice they didn't have a permit 33 doors i'm not trying to stand in the way of legitimate alterations and reasonable requests but those particularly people are doing things not reasonable and unsafe not continuing - we have asbestos problem in the building the it highest hive the previous landlords tore out the hallways without preliminary and we found out it was asbestos they tore out the aesthetical ceiling where the dust accumulat

doors are to prevent inmates from communicating with one another. they rarely leave their cells. and even their meals are brought to them. but we found that the cells in "n" block differ from most american high security american cells in two especially significant ways. in american prisons, cameras are generally placed only in common areas. here they are actually inside each cell. likewise, there is one area here that offers the kind of privacy that we had never seen in the states. >> let me show you the bathroom. this is the standard bathroom for "n" unit. >> in an american prison, all the toilets are out in the open. in this prison, people could actually walk into their bathroom and shut a door and have privacy. >> translator: that's the law. >> one "n" block inmate, a 24-year-old, agreed to speak with us. he is serving a life sentence for murder and says his problems began after borrowing money from a friend to buy drugs. >> translator: i did not have money to pay my debt. he said he would help me to pay my debt but i have to go somewhere with hi

to computer central, darnell smashes the door with a large rock. and wouldn't you know it? >> most of the time, the sound and the sirens, those kind of things will scare the suspect the store, five or six different areas, we have cameras. we move them around a lot so >> he checks out the back of the >> we had a bunch of pcs back >> we had a camera set up that >> the perpetrator asked him, i didn't break the glass but >> our employee said, let me grabbed it away from him and >> sergeant toland from the gives him the burglar's information about the burglar's >> toland orders darnell to stop suspect here through the yard. i was attempting to pepper spray at one point i finally did time he was finally taken into >> he initially denies charges and is given five years almost too silly to be believed. >> the girl i was training looks over and asks me, is this for real? and i said, yes, this is real, >>> and later, in some cases, thought it would be at least it was amazing how one guy could ó÷w >>> word has it, the trash bag is

some car came into the door? a car crashed through the door. >> the sally port is a secure enclosed area that officers use to transfer the custody of inmates. with this area compromised, the jail goes on lockdown. sergeant hooper calls for backup, and he and his deputies make their way towards the sally port to check out the scene. >> the lincoln navigator had crashed of through the door, but the door had pretty much fallen back into place. but the navigator was parked against a center divider and still running. the vehicle was a little askew because it had hit the wall and it was sort of leaning to the left. and you could see the driver, at that time i thought maybe he was injured because he wasn't moving. i thought it was an accident. >> not knowing what to expect, sergeant hooper and his deputies grab their guns and cautiously make there way toward the car. >> we didn't approach the vehicle until we had firearms. not knowing at that time if he maybe had a weapon, had a bomb. we had no idea. >> but when they re

of the door? and all of a sudden we have now made precisely the opposite error that we had made in this room three minutes ago. and the real-life situation undoubtedly, several hours' difference. at first there's no appreciation. like you pointed out. at first we're banging on the door like the stereotypic interrogator. you tell me what i need to know, you do what i tell you to do. that definitely did not work. and yet but three minutes later we are now way on this other side of appreciation. in a sense now overappreciating, assuming we know more about what is going on in the mind of this hostage taker than he knows. and that is a dangerous place to be. just to break it down, make it real, i come home after a tough friday at work, get home and there my beautiful wife is at the door, and she opens up the door. i see she looks a bit tired, and she says to me i have had the most frustrating day of my life with your three boys, you know? [laughter] now, if my response to my wife is, oh, honey, i know

if you're heading out the door, south jersey, cloudy, cool this morning.sign of any rain right now. but clouds are going to linger through the morning. a mostly cloudy day. even isolated showers to the west. and steadier rainfall that's falling in parts of the area this morning will be done by this afternoon. by this evening, partly to mostly cloudy skies. those clouds will be hanging in there. that will make for a cool evening. 50s in philadelphia, the lehigh valley, there's a little bit of rain in the lehigh valley but the temperatures really not thatch cool-- that much cooler. here's the rain along i-78 falling in allentown. that's a moderate shower moving through allentown right now. farther to the south, it's dry as you move into montgomery and bucks counties. look at the rain to the west. it looks impressive. most of this will be fizzling before it comes into our area. look at the futurecast. this is 7:00 this morning. shows the rain reaching into the lehigh valley. berks county getting rain and northern lancaster county as well. it stays dry in most

>> next door. >> the house two doors down. >> they sold the house and i don't want someone to move inext to me. i asked her, can you get that house for me? >> this issthe most anti-social thing to do is buy the house next door to you because you don't want somebody else to buy it and move in. >> got to love the honesty. >> can i give her a hug? can i give my daughter a hug? she was looking at the camera. >> give her a hug. >> he say so. >> it's only real when the cameras are on. >> don't believe that. i saw those two offcamera, they were every bit as affectionate. i adore them. our mother's day celebration continues tomorrow. meet andrea, the single mom who made l.l. cool j the man he is. >> e.t. >> my mama said knock you out. job i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve prob

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-p>> next door. >> the house two doors down. >> they sold the house and i don't want someone to move to me. i asked her, can you get that house for me? >> this is the most nti-social thing to do is buy the house next door to you because you don't want somebody else to buy it and move in. >> got to love the honesty. >> can i give her a hug? >> she is doing this only because the cameras are there. can i give my daughter a hug? she was looking at the camera. >> give her a hug. >> he say so. >> it's only real when the cameras are on. >> don't believe that. i saw those two offcamera, they were every bit as affectionate. i abore them. our mother's day celebration continues tomorrow. meet andrea, the single mom who made l.l. cool j the man he is. >> e.t. >> my mama said knock you out. ♪ i ♪ shining through rs ♪ i see your true colors ♪ and that's why i love you ♪ so don't be afraid ♪ to let them show ♪ your true colors ♪ true colors ♪ true colors ♪ are beautiful start. >>. >> it's an exciting night on cbs. >> michelle turner dropped by to check out the episode. it's all about family when sa

they finally get to the sliding door.they peek out and there's the raccoon with that deer in the headlights look. that raccoon is going to play a game of catch me if you can. it climbs up the wall and holding on to the railing. >> good time to remind him he's not a flying squirrel. >> he starts lowering itself down the side of that brick wall. >> it's like a cat burglar. >> the raccoon ended up climbing the wall all the way down by himself. >> the next video is an 0 possum they have to save. >> not a fan? >> no. >> but it's cute. >> it's not just the animal. it's got babies. >> oh, look at the baby beady eyes. >> this is the cutest part. maybe this will maybe warm your heart a little bit. >> look at the teeth! >> they lift her up -- >> oh. >> poor mamma. she's hunkered down trying to protect her family. doesn't want to get evicted. they take her and her babies and put her in a crate and make sure she has a better place to raise her family. >> glad they're okay. >> no you're not. >>> everything is going right. you have peo

which essentially close the golden door to most immigrants. act isgedy of the 24 that the door will remain closed for hundreds of thousands of europeans, mostly jews, but also many others who would have escaped not to use them and fascism had the door been open. similarly, of course, i will talk about this briefly, the door had already been closed to chinese immigrants so that, again, hundreds of thousands if not millions of chinese who were about to face slaughter by the imperial japanese army could also not come to the united states in the 1930's because the door was closed to them as well. 1950's, most often on terri immigration and was of and after then 1850's, would begin to get large numbers of chinese coming. there are almost no chinese before this time. 1850, the census found 758 people of chinese birth live in the united states. since the revolution, there had been a smattering of chinese come as merchants, occasionally as students, sometimes merchant seamen. there is a large trade, the china trade and ships were always adding a few s

-p>> next door. >> the house two doors down. >> they sold the house and i don't want someone to movet to me. i asked her, can you get that house for me? >> this is the most nti-social thing to do is buy the house next door to you because you don't want somebody else to buy it and move in. >> got to love the honesty. >> can i give her a hug? >> she is doing this only because the cameras are there. can i give my daughter a hug? she was looking at the camera. >> give her a hug. >> he say so. >> it's only real when the cameras are on. >> don't believe that. i saw those two offcamera, they were every bit as affectionate. i abore them. our mother's day celebration continues tomorrow. meet andrea, the single mom who made l.l. cool j the man he is. >> e.t. >> my mama said knock you out. i want to be a doctor. stitches, nurse. we're losing him! a lot happens on your stainless surfaces. luckily, no one cleans and kills germs better than clorox disinfecting wipes. most fast food places use formulas to create their combos. but all that math, doesn't always equal something tasty. at my place, you

guy walk into the door and i was thinking what is he doing.akes packages and walk away. and i'm glad i recorded it. so, i called police and they were able to be here within the hoyer to take the report. >> and montgomery country police asking anyone who recognize this guy to give them a call. >> and a 36-year-old father of two pleaded guilty in the 2014 leak of nude photos of numerous celebrities including jennifer lawrence and indicate upton. ryan lawrence is expected to spend 18 months for hack into celebrities accounts to steal explicit videos and foe photos. he was not directly involved of the publication on those images online. >> nats and mets, bottom of fourth. down fifth. ryan zimmerman at the plate decides to go solo. home run. evening things up one a piece. next up, anthony anything you can do i can did better. another home run. nats in front 2-1. nats go on to hit five home runs on the night. five of "fox5" home runs on the night. stephen strasburg went six and two-thirds inning and allowed one run striking out 11 and nats win this

next morning after the escape, the doors slamming open.ops realizing there had been an escape. 10 or 12 came in with these hard rubber and wooden billy clubs. it took a toll on us mentally to see what possibly lays ahead for many more years. with now first hand experience of what the brazilian prisons are like, it felt like hell and i wondered if i'd ever see my family again. we were taken from the federal prison to the courthouse and so began the long judicial process. the attorney started speaking with the judge. judge speaking to the attorney, but speaking with a very stern, very angry voice. you can tell that he was not one bit happy with who we are and what we were doing in his country. after the first court date when our lawyer came back to see us, the judge off the bat told him, we are going to give them 25 years each. they are going to be made an example of -- >> you can do better than that. >> it was one of the scariest things i ever heard in my life to possibly get 25 years in prison. i think it was a complete breakdown on everyb

get ready for the jacket on the way out in the door. upper 40s in allentown and trenton an lancaster and millville. i could see you sliding into the upper 40s in philadelphia and wilmington before too much longer. 47 and 48 temperature range between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. cloudy skies and spotty drizzle. you don't need the rain gear this morning. as we go through the day, it's chilly and cloudy. 52 by 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m., 354. we don't get our high until 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. 56 is all you'll see. tomorrow is are a much more rainier day with periods of steady rain at times. i'll show you that on future tracker 6. of course, we'll give you the latest call for the weekend, a couple of tweaks on that one. it may the not be raining but we have problems at this early hour. you see the tail lights of red. they are completely stopped because all traffic is blocked on i-95 southbound. up ahead there's an accident at 320 that's blocking all lanes causing big problems. all lanes blocked on i-95 southbound. the slow traffic is northbound traffic t

someone broke in through the back door late at night and wait for the cash register. it has business owners worried. >> i work late not -- knights.>> reporter: once he sees a camera pointing at him, he covers the and breaks it go he appears to be a white man in his 40s. he has a backpack with a dragon design and they believe he was on a bicycle. it is pretty clear footage and they're hoping someone will recognize him. >> they think he may be linked to burglaries in neighboring districts and state he started the burglaries at the beginning of the year. >>> hillary supporters are getting ready to smile and dial as they ask for votes. they got peptalk's from people around the country. >>> there is turmoil surrounding the trump campaign. protesters faced off against police and trump supporters in southern california. he says he will not debate bernie sanders. julianna goldman has a story from washington. >> reporter: an interview bernie sanders said he doesn't know why donald trump backed away from debating him. >> i think that is who donald trump is. >> reporter: he rele

the lady next door has no right to tell us what to do.luke gets the feelings it may turn into nothing more. >> i got the bin and started pulling it across the car park and then it all started. >> he sees the lady standing mysteriously by her car and finds that really strange. >> reading a newspaper on the back of her car. i've never seen her doing that before and knowing that i had to pull the empty bin across to that property i thought she was going to confront me about this. >> he warns his co-worker. >> so i just said to perry when i pull the bin across there something may happen. so just grab your phone and call if anything happens. >> so perry does what he's told. gets into position and starts to record. >> i heard shouting so i got my phone out and started videoing it and it all erupted from there. just occasionally laughing because it was sort of funny in a strange sort of way. >> then she tried to push it out in the road so i ran and stopped it in case it hit a car or went in front of the car that was driving past. when she was at

goes bark in the door with a woman, one of two that live in the house with him, he is holding the door shut. three shots you see fired point blank right through the front door, all three hit the 19 year old on the other side, holding the door shut in the chest and abdomen. he he's critical but alive. the woman and the other man in the house that got him help also got police an i.d. and address and make and model on the shooter's car, silver mercedes, lives close by, police have been at the house, he hasn't showed up yet. now looking for him in this silver benz, and they know he's armed and ready to fire and likely fire again. and who knows, if he's got another one of those molotov cock tames with him, too, so this guy is dangerous driving around right now. chris, lauren? >> make or recorded cell phone video, firefighters bringing the woman out of the home on marvine street and hunting park yesterday evening. firefighters and ems workers say the woman who is said to be in her 20's, was suffering from smoke inhalation. burgess says, he saw flames, shoot from the back of the home, and he

out the door, it's a gray slate with the dark skies. we do have mineta international airport a-okay this morning. everything is on time. levi's stadium in the background there. currently in san jose it's 55 degrees. it's also in the mid-50s in oakland. 50 for the cool spot in santa rosa. here's what you need to know for your "hump day" out the door. thin overcast except heavier fog at the coast. temperatures going up inland. not so much at the beaches. a stronger wind this afternoon out of the southwest and no rain this week but possibly next week. again that seven-day forecast is coming up. 7-mile-an-hour winds right now in hayward. 9 at sfo so under so around the rim of the bay then inland up to 16-mile-per-hour winds out of the southwest in fairfield. later today the winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. futurecast, you can watch the clock. cloud filled in at the coast and bay, by lunchtime they retreat but still playing tag at the sunset district and pacifica. then partial clearing before the clouds fill back in tonight. so tomorrow it's g

>> which door again? which door? how great would it be if obama came through the other door?at's what they call the tap dance. there it is, the door. thanks for tining us in tonight. that's it for "special report." here comes greta and "special report" online begins in three seconds. >>> tonight, "on the record," all your news right here. ivanka trump talking about her father and women. you will hear directly from ivanka straight ahead. also, danger, the new threat every presidential can at that time is facing tonight. the freddie grayord" in trial and new information about when that verdict will come down. right now facebook trying to clean up the mess over news that the social media empire manipulated your news feed to be more liberal. a meeting wrapping up moments ago. fox news claudia cowan is outside facebook headquarters for us. claudia? >> and, greta, we are already hearing from one of the attendees that this meeting was a success and that facebook ceo mark zuckerberg was sincere in organizing this gathering to quiet the storm of controversy

police are going door to door, trying to talk to witnesses. i'll have the latests in a live report coming up next. >>> now breaking news. shattered glass and bullets litter the street in kingsessing. police say 15 bullets in all were fired while one man was being targeted. police are now going door to door, asking neighbors for help. >>> a dad puts a loaded gun inside his second grader's backpack. why police say he's not going to be charged. >>> well, chances are if you liked yesterday, you're going to love today. near 90 degrees today. we take a look from our camera at market and 12th street. should be shiny throughout the day. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's get to the bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast. >> it is a great start to the day. we have sunshine a few clouds. you can see them moving through the suburbs. 59 degrees at king of prussia. 73 degrees at 9:00. 85 at lunchtime. the lehigh valley, bright sunshine, a few thin clouds, 57. it will be dry this m

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