elmer: he hit my car. reporter: he crashed into another car and tried to steal it, fighting with the other driver. elmer: he was fighting with him. when they say they have a gun, at that point, i let him. reporter: the suspect moved toward him, brandishing his handgun. elmer: he pushed me. reporter: aiken slater, the car? took off in a white chevy pickup, california license plate 95222 t2. >> it is very unusual. you do not think of a car -- carjacking occurring on the bridge structure, but the person must have been desperate following the first accident. porter: elmer, a mechanic from san francisco, has he did not resist, thinking about his life. elmer: in that second, i think about my family, about god, about everything. reporter: police are still searching for the man, believed to be armed and dangerous, possibly still driving the white pickup. cornell barnard, abc 7. kumasi: today, we will see a ribbon-cutting that has been years in the making. the late improvement prospect will finally let writers aboa

presumably by elmer kimball. a gin employee and the next door neighbor of confessed murderer jw milam and so at issue here. are the bridge the gin and by extension the complicity of elmer kimball? now will these finer points on till's story may seem like academic minutia? to glendora residents they are matters. so weighty that is sometimes seems as if the very future of their town hinges on where till's body was dropped in the water and with what fan. it was way down. in 2010 the mississippi development authority send a team of economic development experts to glendora and their charge was to devise a plan to rescue the town from poverty. but they struggled to find solutions aside. from the unrealistic idea that the town turned the snake infested land along the bayou into quote riverfront property. the development authorities only other proposal was that glendora capitalized? on its connection to the till murder more commemoration. they said would bring more tourists. and more tourists would bring more money. none

reporter: elmer. he would die after coming face-to-face with an armed man in the middle of the bridge. could you believe it was happening?? >> i never saw something like that. and i never thought it would happen to me. reporter: the chp says it began when the suspect's ford suv started weaving in traffic on wednesday morning. elmer says the suspect crashed into a car and tried to steal it, fighting with the other driver. >> after that, he fought with me, but i had an impulse. when they say they have a gun, i don't do anything. reporter: the suspect made a move toward him, brandishing his gun. >> he pushed me. reporter: seconds later, the suspect took off in the white truck elmer was driving. >> it is unusual. you do not think of a carjacking occurring on an elevated bridge structure. that the person must have been desperate following the accident to attempt something like this. reporter: elmer said in that moment he did not resist, thinking about his life. >> i think about everything on that moment, a

at issue here is the issue, the bridge, and by extension the complicity of elmer kimball.ow, these finer points until story may seem like academic minutiae to glendora residents they are matters so weighty that it seems that the future of their town hinges on where till's was dropped in the water and with which fan it was weighed down. in 2010 the mississippi development authority sent a team of economic development experts to glendora, and their charge was to devise a plan to rescue the town from poverty. but they struggled to find solutions aside from the unrealistic idea that the town turned the state contested land along the bayou into river front property. the development authorities on the other proposal was that it glendora capitalize on its connection to the till murder. more commemoration, they said, would bring more tourists, and more tourists would bring more money. none of this was news to mayor johnny b thomas. since 2005 he has been promoting a glendora centered narrative in which tells body was dropped into the black bayou with a fan. the mayor has a powerfu

. >> para cruzar mÉdico elmer ventura dijo que ante la seguridad mexicana ya no pueden viajar en el trenlo. al ver a muchos niÑos no vienen y ellos no aguanta la calor y de greta dentro del trÁelo, pero no solo al gobierno federal mexicano aumentado la vigilancia antimigratorio en todo su territorio. tambiÉn los estados de nuevo leÓn, coahuila y tamaulipas han emprendido operativos en la frontera. nuevo leÓn anunciÓ la creaciÓn de su propia patrulla fronteriza para vigilar el Área y prevenir la migraciÓn ilegal tamaulipas tambiÉn se comprometiÓ a aumentar sus patrullajes. y mientras que el gobernador de coahuila, enviÓ fuerzas especiales con helicÓpteros y vehÍculos blindados a la frontera de piedras negras. el epicentro de una ola de migrantes desde enero, en reynosa mÉxico, francisco voz, divisiÓn. la economÍa de los estados unidos se contrajo drÁsticamente durante el primer trimestre de este aÑo se achicÓ a una tasa anual de uno punto cuatro por ciento por primera vez pensÉ que golpeÓ la pandemia. sÉ que decir que la producciÓn total de bienes y servicios cayÓ por debajo del crecimien

. >> elmer said in that moment, he did not resist, thinking about his life. >> i thought about everything in the second, family, my job, my friends, everything. >> police are searching for the man believed to be armed and dangerous, possibly still driving the white pickup. in san francisco, cornell barnard. >> a south breeze student in the hospital after being shot by a classmate. it happened just outside year but when a high school in san jose just before 11:00. the suspect and shooting victim attend the school. students sheltered in place while police searched for the shooter. after 1:00, police found the suspect with a gun and took him into custody. the victim expected to survive. the shooting follows a violent weekend in san jose. at least four incidents involving gun violence. >> we have juveniles out here with guns. we need to do something, we are going to do something, we need to combat this problem. it will take more than the police. >> once police gave the all clear, the shelter-in-place was lifted. some waited to see if their kids are safe. amid the record high gas prices, ameri

. >> elmer said in that moment, he did not resist, thinking about his life. >> i thought about everythingly, my job, my friends, everything. >> police are searching for the man believed to be armed and dangerous, possibly still driving the white pickup. in san francisco, cornell barnard. >> a south breeze student in the hospital after being shot by a classmate. it happened just outside year but when a high school in san jose just before 11:00. the suspect and shooting victim attend the school. students sheltered in place while police searched for the shooter. after 1:00, police found the suspect with a gun and took him into custody. the victim expected to survive. the shooting follows a violent weekend in san jose. at least four incidents involving gun violence. >> we have juveniles out here with guns. we need to do something, we are going to do something, we need to combat this problem. it will take more than the police. >> once police gave the all clear, the shelter-in-place was lifted. some waited to see if their kids are safe. amid the record high gas prices, americans may soon see so

and elmer benny. we've just arrived in this neighbourhood in odessa. that's been hit with a cruise missile. this residential building was struck by at least one missile anyway. residents are being evacuated to smoke. please continue to fill the skies above us as a heavy presence of fire ambulance and rescue cruise on the scene, we're trying to examine the aftermath of the security measures here are very tied. earlier we saw for cruise missiles in the skies over a desa, the district military spokesman said the ukrainian defense is shot 2 of them down. we tried to get closer to the source of the smoke where the missile hit, but security personnel denied access. might not if we had to have a lot of us, what we do know so far is this residential area was hit. there is an overwhelming sense of panic. this fi crew came out of the building and he can see their faces smeared. they're heading back to the fire team, assembly point one. you can also mention president zalinski says the united states top diploma is expected to travel to ukraine. anthony blinking is

he wrote several other children's titles, including elmer the elephant, and sold more than 10 millionstry — as millions of people around the world turned to the likes of call of duty and fortnite to pass the time and stay connected. but it's notjust the big name games that have benefited in this multi—billion—pound industry. and tonight the bafta games awards will recognise some of smaller games that have succeeded in the past year. 0ur gaming reporter steffan powell is on london's southbank where the awards are being held. not only is tonight a chance to appreciate the success of the last 12 months but as you were saying, the broader successes of the games industry over the last few years, the sixth biggest market in the world is now, where £7 billion to the uk economy and that success is largely down to the people in this room who are being recognised tonight. you want to know what this story is really about, huh? it takes two — a fairy—tale puzzle game about family break—up. what we are trying to say, darling, is that we have decided _ to go our separate ways. nominated for eight o

mckee was best known for his popular characters, elmer, the multi—coloured patchwork elephant which has on for many more generations through his stories. the man accused of killing the mp sir david amess has told the old bailey he wanted to send a message to all politicians who had voted to bomb the islamic state group. the trial of ali harbi ali has resumed after it was suspended for nearly two weeks due to covid. the 26—year—old from north london denies one count of murder and one of preparing acts of terrorism. our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani joins us. what more has happened in court? well, we heard for the first time from ali harbi ali, this 26—year—old from ali harbi ali, this 26—year—old from north london today and in court he said he had no shame for killing sir david amess in october of last year and said sir david amess in october of last yearand said he sir david amess in october of last year and said he had basically done it as a response to a 2014 vote in the house of commons in which the vast majority of mps, some 500, voted in favour of air strikes against

using what appears to be elmer's glue. how long did she think she had before they removed her? "officer, i need 35 minutes!" listen, if you really care about the chickens, use superglue! that's my tip for the day. and while that was going on in minnesota, our friends in the sunshine state were hard at work keeping hold of the crazy people crown as seen in another edition of "this week in florida." >> a carjacking suspect crashed at a fort walton beach gas station while police say he was trying to run over the victim. police say 22-year-old elijah soot only did a lot of damage before he was finally captured. the victim michael matthews was on his way to work when it all happened. sutton is charged with carjacking, aggravated assault, resisting arrest and drug possession. >> jimmy: and one count of looking fabulous. drug possession, carjacking, aggravated assault, and resisting arrest is the florida version of the egot. florida, as you probably know, has become ground zero for these controversial "don't say gay" laws that are cropping up all of a sudden. as if we're in some kind

i was going to do this later, but now that we're here, here is elmer ellsworth, a memorial to him. the first officer to be killed in the war almost like lincoln's son dying on him. and he saw willie die. >> he's there for willie. >> hundreds of thousands of young men killed in the war. how did you think that affected him and maybe the entire cabinet as civilians? not as army officers out there. they are right there. but what about the civilians and chase in particular in the background? how did he handle the civil war death? >> i think -- it wasn't as far from them as we like to think. one of the details i found was after first monasis, there are weren't sufficient hospital facilities. so chase brought a dozen wounded men into his house and his daughters tended to them along with a couple nurses. i don't know this, but i wouldn't be surprised if one of those young men died. so these tens of thousands of deaths were -- it wasn't like a distant thing like we watched vietnam on television. no, it was right there. and he was like lincoln, he was often at the front and visiting hospital

elmer stewart rhodes the third, the head of the far-right group the oath keepers has been charged with seditious conspiracy, fairly rare federal charge for his role in planning the insurrection, including a so-called quick response team which was prepared to bring guns to the occupied capital. we also know one other far-right group, the proud boys, were involved in the planning with investigators also reportedly having their connection to roger stone in the days before the attack. according to one report, the january six committee even believes those two groups were coordinating on the planning. there is some evidence that two of those leaders met in a garage according to one report in the guardian. so, that is just one of the many threads the committee is following. today had interviewed former white house counsel pat cipollone. one of the guys who stood up and defended trump on his first impeachment. he is one of the latest high-profile former trump allies to testify. according to the senate's report on the attempted coup, he was one of the aides who told trump they were being masked

- [ laughter ] -- a slightly stupider version of bugs bunny dressing up as a sexy lady to distract elmere put the chinese flags on the plane, and if that doesn't work, we paint a tunnel on the side of a mountain we do. and then our jets -- our jets -- our jets go -- they go right through the tunnel no problem but the russian -- the russian jets, they're going to crash right into them. and then our jets, they're going to hold up a little sign that says 'meep meep, and that -- th-th-that-that -- th—th-that-that - th-th-that -- th-that's, all folks. [ laughter ] this has always been trump's way. he used to float crazy [ bleep ] like this all the time as a candidate and as president like the time he reportedly suggested using a nuclear bomb to stop a hurricane, which prompted one lawmaker to introduce a bill that would prohibit presidents from nuking hurricanes first of all, how is that not just like a one-sentence bill? call it the "sigh, no, you can't nuke a hurricane, you dip [ bleep ], jfc act of 2020." second, i love when they have to pass a law that technically applies to all president

a founder of the oath keepers, elmer stewart rhodes, started talking about those plans months before the sixth. >> we have been already stationed outside d.c. as a nuclear option in case the attempt to remove the president illegally, we will step in and stop it. so we have good men on the ground already. we have them there last week. and we are sorting, out we will be staging, and we will be there. we will be inside d.c., we will also be on the outside of d.c. prepared to go and if the president calls it. >> that is him saying it himself. we know there is another group known as proud boys, they also potted an organized, but in a less public matter. their leader allegedly ordered his members to remain incognito when they arrive to washington. again, allegedly he held a secret meeting with the head of the oath keepers on january 5th, the day before the insurrection, in an underground parking garage. so here you see two different of these groups coming together to plan. but now, a fuller picture is coming into focus of how these militias, gangs, however you want to call, them played a k

fact that you do have so many brands under your umbrella, whether it's rubbermaid or crock pot or elmer'se the health of the consumer as we head into another year that's very uncertain? >> so i think, the race, we mitigate that in terms of making sure we have good/better/best in each of our brands, making sure we have things at opening price points to upscale. so you mentioned baby jogger we're doing some great innovations, like city turn. and so those investinovations tn justify the price. so to me it's about value as opposed to the absolute price point. so spending a lot of time on differentiation, on meaningful consumer benefits. the way we are looking at it, we look at share on certain categories, and making sure that we're not losing share, and our writing business, which is so critical to us, high profitability, we've been gaining shares now over the last year, as well as this quarter, with sharpie, and there again with innovation sharpie has gel. so i think that as we look at the share side, but not on -- like some of our brands, where margins are distressed, we're more concerned a