when the dozer's engine finally died, the man killed himself. miraculously, up here in port angeles no one was injured in barry's wrecking spree. but what set him off? what do you think was his big gripe? >> well, it really boils down to one of the neighbors and that's dan davis. barry kept telling me that dan was pissing him off, doing little things to get him mad. >> reporter: they say good fences make good neighbors. well, not in this case. seems mr. davis had been trying to build a fence between his property and barry swegle's driveway. how far back does that go? >> oh, it goes back for years over that fence up there. >> i think he wanted something that didn't belong to him and he was mad because we were fixing it. >> property lines are the most heated dispute between neighbors because people believe in lines and yet both neighbors believe the line is different. >> reporter: real estate mogul barbara corcoran has seen so many of these disputes spin out of control, she should be given a permanent seat on the u.n. security council. >> it takes

in fact, he's all thumbs, but still managed to fire off these shots just as barry's dozer is about tort. he was coming up our fence line. and immediately, he started tearing out my retainer wall, he took my fence out up to this point. and i thought that's exactly where he's going to stop, but he didn't. >> reporter: oh, no. barry is just getting started. and his thirst for destruction is not likely to be quenched, especially with a 30-pack of cold beer riding shotgun in the dozer. >> what shocked me was when that house started moving. it was -- and i look -- look something like that. gets my curiosity up, and i'm interested. >> reporter: who wouldn't be? and thanks to a neighbor's cell phone video, we have your exclusive ring side seats to barry's rumble in the rubble. watch this. >> he's smashing my house. >> smashing your house? >> my house -- he's trashing. >> reporter: and listen to this 911 call. dan's doing play-by-play as his own catastrophe. >> now, he's back and running over my truck. right over my new diesel pickup. right over the top of it. it was a hell of a nice pickup. a

dozer homers to left, 1-0, minnesota twins. top of the eighth.former a's, josh willingham, that is number four for him. twins win, 6-1. back to kc, giants not the only long faces in kansas city. check this out in between innings. come on, help little mustard out. he couldn't stand up because his pants were too big. oh, my goodness, everybody got a good laugh out of it. but most importantly, a roaring ovation for mr. mustard, to honor him, about to go have a hot dog with mustard only, back to you. >>> all right, time heals all wounds, definitely evidence here. take a look at this. >> one time, bitter boxing rivals mike tyson and evander holyfield, in las vegas together, the two have come a long way since that infamous 1997 title bout when tyson bit off part of his ear. >> mr. real deal, evander holyfield. >> you know, i've seen mike work and i realized he was a hard worker. good things you can't wish away. >> two pair of longtime rivals actually shared the stage at last night's event. not only the aforementioned, welcoming his fellow teammate into

. >> we got dozers in place. bulldozers and front-end loaders working to try to clear the debris. and when we do that, we'll be able to make better access and -- can get a better assessment of what's going on. >> the man who died was found in a car that was swept into the creek. the los angeles county sheriff's aerial rescue team saved several other people. firefighters say they expect to be working in that area for the next three to four days. >>> well, that moisture responsible for the flooding down in san bernardino county has been pumping north warned. it's raining up -- northward. it's raining at blue canyon, also at truckee. there's been light rain in the sacramento valley. a lot eflow clouds. it's a com-- a lot of low clouds. it's a combination of low clouds and tropical clouds. humid, muggy conditions. we have hurricane izell, category 4. wind 140 miles an hour. yes, it's making a b-line towards the hawaiian islands. it's still three and a half, four day away. it's moving northwest at ten miles an hour. keep an eye on that thursday night or friday. there is another one beh

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but people living nearby did not have to evacuate. >> we got dozers in place.d front-end loaders working to try to clear the debris across the road. when we do that, we'll be able to make better access and get a better assessment of what's going on. >> the body of the person who died was found in the car that was swept into the creek. several others were rescued by an aerial rescue team. firefighters expect to be working in that area for the next three or four days. >>> a flood warning was issued in tuolumne county after a crack was found in the twain hart dam. train hart lake is closed until further notice. the dam was opened yesterday afternoon to ease some of the pressure on the cracks. crews expect it will take about two days for the water level to drop below where there are leaks. the twain hart lake board does not believe the dam was tampered with. >>> new smart signs listen installed on -- will be installed on 280. the department of transportation says the new signs which will be turned on next year will flash information about traffic accidents, blocked

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first a bull dozer flipped over a bus in east jerusalem, killing one israeli and wounding several others in what israel declared a terrorist attack. a man on a motorcycle open fire in a bus station and soldier was seriously injured. today is the 28th day of the conflict between israel and hamas. 67 israelis and over 1800 palestinians have been killed. joining me now is former israeli ambassador to the united states, michael orrin. do you think israel is likely to send negotiators back to cairo? we're getting word they must have succeededed in destroying all known tunnels in gaza. do you think there's no impetus for broader cease-fire? >> good to be with you, alex, thank you. if the reports are indeed true that palestinian negotiators accepted the egyptian cease-fire, the same offered almost four weeks ago in which hamas can claim no gains by having initiated a war and not going to get border crossings open and salaries for its employees and not going to get a lifting of the israeli m pa ritime blockade, i would imagine israel would accept it because they have been willing to accept it re

one of our tanks had a bulldozer blade on the front of it and recall that a tank dozer. but i had some material with me on the car that i wanted to bring. we received a presidential unit citation, our battalion did. it said we were on that beach 16 hours before we got off of it. the infantry got off of it sooner than that. maybe some of these gentlemen can tell you more about that than i can. ours a good time to go to next veteran, mr. lambert, who day.also on that beach that th y i know his service extended far beyond before d-day. if we can move the microphone over to you, sir. >> you are me to go back, how far back to me to go? [laughter] wherever you would like to start. >> i will just tell you that i am listed in the service in 1940 . during the depression, my parents lost everything that they had. after high school there was no money for further education. i had a job that i had gotten in the summer time working with a veterinarian in chilton county, alabama. i was the assistant veterinarian. when i went to enlist in the service, they asked me what i had been doing

now good news, ted saying at least they got the dozer through that road.o people that are up the canyon can get out. water is going to come down into that canyon. you always have to watch out if you're camping. watch above you. higher elevations. if that's getting a lot of rain, that could come down to get you, even if it's not raining where you are. >> i feel for those people with the heavy machinery too because that's a very dangerous job. keep an eye, let us know when things change. thank you for that. thanks to both of you. i want to take us back to the top story right now. it is the crisis in the middle east. as israel and hamas fight it out in gaza. hamas may end up being the least of israel's worries. is israel winning the battle and potentially losing a different kind of war? i'm going to explain that in just a moment. this is kathleen. setting up the perfect wedding day begins with arthritis pain and two pills. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns... that's two more pills. the evening's event brings laughter, joy, and more

. >>> a break through at florida's infamous dozer school for boys boys.s and '50's students at the reformed school -- researchers announced that they have identified remains buried on that property. it has been nearly 74 years since this woman saw her broth brother. owen was 14 year old when he was sent to the dozier school for boys in 1940. his family never saw him again. owen is now the first boy buried at the school to be identified through dna. researchers from the university of south florida found his body in a shallow grave. >> a vow i had made my mother and father on their death bed that i would find my brother if it was in my power. >> since 2011, researchers have been investigating burials at the school. they found 55 victims almost twice the number official records show. >> an ohio postal worker suspended without pay caught on camera trashing people's male instead of delivering it. mobile phone footage captured wednesday shows carrier dumping two boxes of male straight into a dumpster. people in the neighborhood say this explains why they were m

we called it a tank dozer. it was helping.but i've got some material with me out in the car that i wanted to bring to show it. we received the presidential unit citation, our battalion did that day. and it said we were on that beach 16 hours before we got off of it. i think the infantry got off of it a little sooner than that. maybe these gentlemen can tell you more about that than i can. >> it's a good time to go to our next veteran, mr. lambert, who was also on that beach that day. >> what did he say? >> he's talking to me. >> i'll let mr. lambert recount his service. which i know extended far beyond d-day. if we could move the microphone over to you, sir. >> you want me to go back -- how far back do you want me to go on d-day? >> wherever you'd like to start. >> well, i think we will -- i'll just tell you that i enlisted in the service in 1940. during the depression, my parents lost everything that they had. and after high school, there was no money for further education. i had a job that i had gotten in the summertime work

kim early dozer and daniel benjamin, thank you both very much. i appreciate that. and we have to go quickly here to breaking news. getting some breaking news into cnn. two hours away from the end of a 72-hour cease-fire between israel and hamas. but we are just now getting word, red sirens being reported in southern israel, according to the israeli defense forces, the idf, those sirens usually signal incoming rockets from gaza. let's go live to john vause, in jerusalem for us. john, what are you hearing? >> reporter: yeah, hey, brooke. well, just a short time ago, as you say, sirens were heard in dozens of communities in the southern part of israel, not far from the border with gaza. and, of course, a delicate moment, because we're coming up to the end of the cease-fire and everyone was waiting to find out exactly the outcome of the negotiations. now it seems that we do know, we're hearing from the idf that at least one rocket has been fired from gaza into southern israel. but there have been multiple sirens warning of rocketfire over the last 20 minutes or so. so

called it a tank dozer. it was helping.but i've got some material with me out in the car that i wanted to bring to show it. we received a presidential unit citation, our battalion did that day. it said by were on that beach 16 hours before we got off of it. we were -- were on that beach 1 hours before we got off of it. we were -- were on that beach 1 hours before we got off of it. we were --w were on that beach hours before we got off of it. we were --e were on that beach 6 hours before we got off of it. we were -- i think he got off of it sooner than that. maybe some of these gentlemen can tell you more about that than i can. >> it's a good time to go to our next veteran, mr. lambert, who was also on that beach that day. >> what did he say? >> he's talking to me. >> oh. >> we'll have mr. lambert recount his service, which i know extended far beyond -- before d-day. if we could move the microphone over for you, sir. >> well, yes. you want me to go back -- how far back do you want me to go? >> wherever you'd like to start, s

we had one of our tanks that had a bulldozer blade on the front we called it a tank dozer it was helping but i've got some material with me out in the car that i wanted to bring to show it. we received the presidential unit citation our battalion did that day. we were on that beach 16 hours before we got off of it. we were, i think, but maybe some of these gentlemen can tell you more about that than i can. >> it's a good time to go to our next veteran mr. lambert who was also on that beach that day. we'll have mr. lambert recount his service which extended far beyond before d-day. if we could move the microphone over for you. >> you want me to go back, how far back do you want me to go? >> wherever you would like to start. >> well, i think we will -- i'll just tell you that i enlisted in the service in 1940. during the depression my parents lost everything that they had, and after high school there was no money for further education. i had a job that i had gotten in the summertime working with a veterinarian in chilton county, alabama. i was the assistant veterinarian. so when i went to

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you can see a private dive company has died the boat to the dull dozer.hat bulldozer will pull it out of the water. they've been working to try to do that throughout this morning. it looks like they are trying to do that and it should be out within the hour according to the people i spoke with. we were there as a private salvage tied a tether around it to keep it in place. the boat was close enough to touch but what made it tift was the -- difficult was the breakers in and out. the other thing they had to do was unload 300 gallons of diesel. once the boat is on the shore line, then they will remove the fuel from the ship as well as two batterys that were on board as well. >> well, the breakers are coming in every time a breaker hits, it washes ashore and then have to wait for the rip current to take you out. >> this all started yesterday around 3:30 when officials say timothy lie brand, the captain -- lybrand, radioed a friend that his boat was taking on water. he was about 20 miles from shore when he gave the may day call. he was jumping ship he said and

bill dozers need to get in to try to clear the rubble. >> we stopped in the road as we moved forward.d reports two people ventured into the land either side had been hit by snippers. what remained of people's homes lined the road into the village. groups of men ran past us carrying dead on stretchers. one group told us not to film as they -- we saw the green man was wearing the green fatigues of a palestinian fighter. men pulled a body from the concrete, another wrapped in a cloth to their side. this was as far as we could go. we pushed as far forward as we can to the front line now. people are running out of the village. there are many dead bodies around. the smell of death is overpowering. >> a woman raced past us praying, rush to go get as far away from the tanks as possible. we headed to the barrier where a bulldozer tried to clear an entrance. families gathered up their belongings and were leaving their homes. the cease-fire was over. there was no choice but to go. charles stratford, al jazeera, huzar, gaza. >> hospitals in gaza are overflowing with the injured. but they desperat

extreme abortion advocates now come to congress and demand that this federal proabortion statutory bull dozer be unleashed to scrape everything flat. the bill would subject any law or government pollicy that affects the practice of apportion even indirectly designed to guarantee that almost none survive. t the same would be true of any law that is not abortion specific but has the affect or claimed affect of reducing access to abortion. it is apparent that those who crafted this bill believe that where abortion is involved, immediate ask is hes ccess to a any stage in preignancy is the only thing that matters. mr. chairman in a november interview with the news paper roll call, you said as the election approaches i think the voters will want to know will legislature stands on these issues. to know where every senator stand on s 96 would require a vote by the full senate. by all means let's see where they stand. in the spirit of pro-choice how about giving the senate as choice as well. on may 13th, senator graham proposed april agreeme ed an ag would receive a full vote of the senate along with