a witness said eric had a beer shortly before feeling ill. >> eric had commented during the time that the beer tasted bitter to him, that there was a strange taste to the beer. he went to the bathroom a number of times and he became so ill that in fact, he brought the trash can from the bathroom over to the lane where they were bowling. >> witnesses said eric's friend derril willard had given eric the beer. investigators tried to speak to derril about that. but he refused. >> derril said, i can't talk to you anymore. i've got to talk to my lawyer. >> then six weeks after eric's death, derril's wife found him on the floor of the garage in a pool of blood. a gun in his hand. >> my husband just killed himself. >> he just what? >> he killed himself. >> okay. and he's inside the home? >> he's in the garage. >> he's in the garage? >> yes. >> there was a suicide note tacked to the wall of the garage. >> i am sorry to leave you, my wife, my beautiful daughter like this. i have been accused of an action for which i am not responsible. i have taken no one's life save my own. i love you all. >>

and days later so was eric. by the time eric went to trial, prosecutors dropped charges against him in the denise raymond case citing lack of evidence, so what evidence was there against him in the cabdriver case? >> it was really pretty simple. there was a witness against him. her name? miriam tavares. she said she looked out her window and saw it all, smack in the middle of the murder of the cabdriver. >> was it possible she saw you? >> no, i was not there. >> bad blood? >> yes, bad blood. >> eric had a brief sexual relationship with her that did not end well. >> you had a fling with a girl and cut it off abruptly, and she may feel slighted. >> slighted enough to make you a murder suspect? >> i guess so. >> the question is how reliable was she as a witness? all of these years later, eric finally had somebody to take another look at miriam's story. attorney peter cross. >> no doubt this woman was lying. i went out to the crime scene and she could not possibly have seen what she said occurred. >> so what could m

days later, so was eric glisson.were charged with both murders, with the denise raymond murder and the cab driver murder. >> yes. >> reporter: but by the time eric went to trial, prosecutors dropped charges against him in the denise raymond case citing lack of evidence. so what evidence was there against him in the cab driver case? it's really pretty simple. there was a witness against him. her name? miriam taveras. tavares told the cops she looked out her window and saw it all. eric and the others smack in the middle of the cab driver robbery that ended in murder. is it possible that miriam saw you commit a crime? >> no. >> reporter: not any crime? >> i wasn't there. >> reporter: bad blood between you and miriam? >> yes, bad blood. >> reporter: eric says he had a brief sexual relationship with miriam that did not end well. >> you have a fling with a girl, then you just cut it off abruptly. she may feel slighted. >> reporter: slighted enough to make you a murder -- >> i guess. >> reporter: -- suspect? >> i guess so.

eric bly had evidence showing who the real killers were. >> it took me 16 years, 17 years to get those through freedom of information. >> reporter: they were never provided to the defense? >> no. it turns out that the police and the district attorney had all the evidence at their disposal to solve this crime from the beginning. >> reporter: so he wrote a letter to the u.s. attorney proclaiming his innocence and detailing the information he found out about the sex, money, murder gang. it was a hail mary pass. in an amazing stroke of luck, eric's letter landed on this man's desk. his name, john o'malley, an investigator for the u.s. attorney in new york. days after reading eric's letter, o'malley made a personal trip to see eric in sing sing. >> immediately john o'malley just stood up and he asked me, "did you write this letter?" and i said, "yes." he shook my hand. and he said, "i'm sorry." and i said, "sorry for what?" he says, you know, "i know you're innocent." when he said that, i said, "

just like eric miller. >> they also believed that ann put arsenic in eric's food the last meal he consumedse of arsenic was given to eric the night before he finally went to the hospital for the last time. >> investigators also found evidence that eric miller had come very close to finding out about ann's affair with derril willard. it happened when ann didn't come home from work on time. >> eric got upset and started driving around trying to find ann because they didn't know where ann was. at 9:00, she then calls her mom and she finds out everyone's looking for her. in my opinion, she almost got caught by eric for having an fair and it triggered the fatal dose on november 30th. >> i think she didn't want to be a divorced woman, she didn't want to deal with child support, child visitation. custody. as a widow, she got sympathy. >> before his death, derril willard made an offhand comment to investigators that made it appear he knew he had been setup. >> i said, derril, i think a woman's using you. and i think you know, it would be in your best interests to cooperate with us. and the only th

>> eric: i absolutely would. >> matt: a regular buck showalter. >> eric: that's good speed running downed. >> eric: swinging at a slider, which, again, usually a slider to a right-handed hitter is the way. it gets you out of the box a bit quicker. take my chances. and actually, you've got carlos quinten. >> matt: yeah, he pinch hits in the pitcher spot. and we'll see how they handle cameron maybin now. double, ground ball to shortstop to move the winning run to third. intentional walk. and now maybin, who has grounded into a double play and driven in a run today. >> eric: he had that his last at-bat, sacrifice fly to center field. >> matt: in the air, in the infield. not going to get it done. two gone. >> eric: two at-bats today. one by the padres, one by the giants, with a runner on third, swinging at the very first pitch. and not being able to drive that runner in. earlier with brendan crawford at third base for the giants. frustrating as a hitter. >> matt: so now carlos quinten, a nonstarter today. quinten batting just .177 at the start of play this afternoon. he has had some success

eric? eric: so tragic. jonathan, thank you. jenna: the fbi making a major announcement on a murder spree back in the '70s. what they're saying about the killer and the murderer of all these women may be linked a new discovery we'll tell you about next. >>> you want to learn what the tsa is now doing as you plan traveling overseas. the fate of your cell phone could hang in the balance as new questions about airline security emerge. at legalzoom you can take care of virtually all your important legal matters in just minutes. now it's quicker and easier for you to start your business, protect your family, and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. with the top speedou compare of comcast the top speed of business dsl from the internet... phone company well, there's really no comparison. why pay more for less? call today for a low price on speeds up to 150mbps. and find out more about our two-year price guarantee. comcast business. built for business. eric: "happening now," a possible break in a nearly fou

arthell: eric, as a u.s.arine faces at least another month in a mexican jail why his attorney is now saying officials handling the case have crossed the line. plus this. [siren] >>> with hundreds of hamas rock raining down on major cities across israel, how are the media treating israel's response to the violence? oh hey there! (laughs) you're that grumpy cat. how about some honey nut cheerios? not even a smile? maybe someone should tell your face. ohhh that is your face. (angry cat purr) ah! part of a good breakfast... for almost everyone! >>> an american marine locked away in a mexican jail will go back to court in three weeks. after sergeant andrew tahmooress's first appearance in court his lawyer is claiming he is a victim of civil rights violation. adam is here. what is the deal? >> he is trying to get the case dismissed on that front. that is the main crux of the case. he is saying the sergeant called over the mexican authorities and it should have been dealt with in an much different way. for seven-eig

eric: thank you so much. more reaction to stunning stories exposed at that mitchell hearing last night. what he heard, what this means and what they will do about it in about 15 minutes. jenna: senate democrats taking action against the supreme court contraception ruling in the favor of hobby lobby. they are spearheading legislation that would essentially overturn the supreme court ruling by banning companies from refusing to cover any federally guaranteed health benefits for any religious reasons getting. >> people understand if they can deny birth control, they can deny vaccines, hiv treatment or other basic health services for employees or their dependents. jenna: she wrote about this topic as it broke yesterday evening. tell us a little bit about this. you say there is a political motive to this, what is it? >> to turn out women voters in november. democrats feel they have the public on their side on this issue and they're very interested to make sure single women in particular, out in the midterm electio

eric? eric: jenna, as lawmakers gear up for a new hearing on the veterans administration scandal tonight, we're hearing about new shocking revelations about possible interference by the va those accusations include charges of intimidation with the va reportedly trying to stonewall investigators looking into notorious wait lists across the country which families claim cost veterans their lives. fox news released email where the leadership tells employees to stop further communication with delegation members. what does all this mean? joining us is ellison barber, a staff writer for the "washington free beacon." you read the emails and it seems like the va is telling the employees to shut up and don't spill any secrets. >> when i talked to members committee, the va rescinded this email and sent back another email, they were telling staffers cautious giving out information that they were underboeing an audit. the va's excuse for the initial email, it was poorly worded. when i asked republican s

eric. eric: peter, it continues. thanks so much. jenna: today no flights of immigrants to southern california or for the rest of the week according to border patrol and no bus trips to the processing center in murrieta, california. this was the scene there last week. things have calmed down a bit with no buses rolling in. questions still linger for the city of murrieta what is ahead. let's go to will carr live down on the ground. will? >> reporter: jenna, this is the first time federal authorities have told local leaders here anything about their planned travel on bringing the immigrants from texas. i can tell you that we were expecting hundreds of supporters and protesters out here today. in fact, local authorities were anticipating so many, they set up orange cones to separate the groups because over the last week they have gotten pretty heated going back and forth. but the hitch came about an hour ago. we actually got this press release from the murrieta police department, which in part reads that they have learned from the borde

eric: amazing.4th of july, millions of americans are bracing for a hurricane. we will have the latest on coverage of the path of hurricane arthur, gaining momentum in the atlantic. >>> you can tune in tomorrow for proud to be an american and we is every day americans, a-list people, and politicians what they think makes this country so special. it is a tribute to our history and values on its 238 birthday. have a happy fourth of july weekend even if is raining. >> "happening now" starts now. >> we start with three developing stories. hurricane arthur gaining strength with north carolina in its crosshairs and how that storm is affecting holiday plans. and israel on the offense after a rockets is flown over. and police question people that left ten people injured on bourbon street in new orleans as we get word one young victim has now died.

eric: thanks so much.nn: a group backed by the federal government is backing plans to buy a resort hotel to house illegal immigrant children. the obama administration is scrambling to house tens of thousands of immigrants. protests continue in communities where undocumented immigrants are rumored to be arriving. what killed this hotel deal? >> supporters say the hotel is perfect. it's close to the border. it's 7 acres. they could eat, sleep and get medical care. but the cost, $50 mill each year for -- $50 million each year, a fraction of the 57,000 brought here in the last month, wifi, cable. the children and family services said the negative backlash caused them to pull out. the pentagon is also offering to house 600 minors at a base out of seattle. yesterday the white house got briefed. the white house briefed lawmakers on this and they were not happy. >> that is unbelievable. and all of us see you mill taken wasly gasped that it's costing the american taxpayer at a min actual $250 a day. it's unacceptab

eric: jenna? jenna: as facts continue to be gathered and a lot of fingerpointing on many sides, we're learning more about the sophisticated missile that shot down the passenger plane carrying hundreds of people. this as questions surface who is to blame and what to do next. >> i hope what this does, this tragedy serve as a wake-up call to those who have only dimly seen what putin and the russians are up to. when you compare the top speed of dsl from the phone company with the top speed of comcast business internet... well, there's really no comparison. why pay more for less? call today for a low price on speeds up to 150mbps. and find out more about our two-year price guarantee. comcast business. built for business. eric: right now we're learning more about that your fast to air missile suspected of having taken down malaysian airlines flight 17. ukrainian officials say it was a buk missile that shot that airliner out of the sky. buk missiles were developed in the 1970s bit soviet union to counter

eric: happy fourth of july.tha: a law passed over a decade ago requires the va department to only purchase legs made in the united states. one company making more than 83,000 flags per year. live in northern california with that story. hello. >> good morning. it is always a star-spangled the day, the nonprofit factory outside san francisco where workers are stitching together 350 american flags every day for the department of veteran affair. the va can only buy american-made american flags but other government agencies buy their flags overseas, and that is prompting a battle for change. to the cotton barely stars & stripes, these flags are 100% all-american. a fact appreciated by the families of veterans who passed away. >> we're trying to make the best product possible, they deserve the best. reporter: not every flag is created equally. banners covering the caskets of service members killed in action paid for by taxpayers might have been manufactured in pakistan or china. that was a slap in the face to mike tho

>> well, i think you're right, eric. the problem is this, you know there are 28 members of the european commission. you can't get 28 people to agree to sanctions. you can't get three countries to agree to it. the english have a vested interest in what happens in the banking system. the germans get 40% of their gas from russia. you got people who are at odds with each other within the commission and as a consequence it's difficult. you have to be discreet about these things and make them very pinpointed. i don't know what obama can do, in other words, without the cooperation of the europeans. so i don't know how he can help. >> a leader has to get the cooperation of the other people. that's part of his job. okay. he just can't let putin get away with murder. >> that's easy for to you say. you don't know what you're talking about. you can say that all day long. have you seen 28 nations agree on anything? no. so don't tell me that. >> go ahead, john. >> that's a place maybe obama could start, demand that for example russia

and that's something me and eric are very interested in down the road.as prepared us a traditional peruvian mountain meal. >> wow. >> oh! >> juanes. >> it's rice dumplings with boiled chicken and achiote inside. >> wow. this is amazing. not surprisingly, some cuy, or guinea pig, of which there seems to be many around for the taking. this preparation served with a cacao sauce. >> that's good. >> all of this food is delicious. >> so chocolate, it is a luxury food item. >> yes. >> this is an area abundant with coffee, chocolate, fruit. how's life for the locals? [ speaking foreign language ] >> he says that 20 years ago, 25 years ago, it was easier for him. he was planting soybeans and coffee. >> right. >> he was making much more money. and then he didn't plant soybeans any longer and the coffee production went down so therefore he had a financial struggle for a while and now with the cacao trees they are planting, he has no more stress and fairly upbeat himself. ♪ build! we're investing big to keep our country in the lead. ♪ load! we keep moving to deliver

most importantly to me and eric, are we doing a good thing? here's how it breaks down.er sleeve, this much. design, box, packaging, this much. various sundry equipment and miscellaneous, another small chunk. chris, me and eric get a slice out of every bar. that leaves this much, which the retailer takes. chef bleeding heart hippie here has already convinced me to give whatever meager profits we make off our first bar to a local charity. >> what's unusual about these pods? these beans? >> extremely high quality flavor. >> thought not around for a while? >> this is what almost all chocolate was made of over 120 years ago. and now making a giant comeback. for a chocolatier, this is a once in a lifetime find. >> about 40% of the beans from these trees have white cacao beans mixed in. the rest are purplish in color. but we've heard of an ultra rare group of trees elsewhere further up the mountains that produce pods with 100% all pure white beans, and that's something me and eric are very interested in down the road. but for now, don fortunato's daughter, johanna, has prepare

the evidence let me go to eric as we go to the break real quick here eric in new york it's very interesting as i watched that briefing the defense ministries briefing it was really quite interesting and probably could have been presented a little bit better but it was interesting again just almost completely ignored almost ninety nine percent ignored in western media something very very important. absolutely and if you look at the statements from the state department what they said for their reasoning when they were pressed i believe it was a piece matthew lead the one of the only reporters in washington exact asking any real questions i believe he pressed the state department spokesperson to explain why when russia had presented all of their evidence and laid it out on the table why the united states was unwilling to do so and i believe the answer and i suppose i'm paraphrasing a little bit was that there is quote no equivalence between russian surveillance and intelligence and u.s. sailors and intelligence. whatever exact whatever exactly that's supposed to mean and truly i don't really k

in cleveland he was a professor and former czechoslovak diplomat in new york we have eric draitser he is a geo political analyst and founder of stop imperialism dot org and here in moscow we cross to erich krauss he is an independent political risk analyst right gentlemen cross-talk rules and i think that means you can jump in anytime you want to me if i go to you in cleveland first john kerry has ten of evidence he claims that russia is directly involved with the downing of this jet in ukraine killing two hundred ninety eight civilians what do you make of his case because he's reminds everyone he was a prosecutor one time how would how would you do in court. i think very badly but in the court of the corporate media he's doing just fine because he knows exactly how to reduce a message to something very simple if not stupid and to appeal to the emotional irrational side of the people turning to the tragedy into a game where he and the worst in the white house are trying to whip out outrage disgust horror panic hate for russia and all these things and if there is some evidence or argum

i'm talking tonight some big news on the eric gardiner investigation tuattorney genera eric holder is speak out. i'm going to give you the insight of my meeting with the u.s. attorney. we start with tonight's lead. and breaking news out of washington. 116 house democrats just signed a letter to house speaker john boehner and harry reid encouraging them to not let congress leave for the august recess before they finish work on a bill to reform the veteran affairs department the letter says let's put our nation's veterans who have sacrificed so much for our freedoms first. yes, this should not be bipartisan, it should be something helping our veterans. our veterans shouldn't take a threat to congress member's vacation. it ought to be something they do. this comes after the senate addressed the bill about the va last month. if passed with bipartisan support, a whopping 93-3. this week, house republicans effectively spiked the bill. over two weeks ago, president obama requested emergency funding to deal with the humanitarian crisis at the border. no-brainer, right? today when house republ

but they trusted eric holder to do that. there are and that's the key -- and that's the key thing for you to understand here, is that eric holder is an idealogue, and he considers himself the president's attorney first, the attorney general second. and that is a very big problem with the attorney general. now, some will characterize this as a partisan attack. it is not. we have had very good, very ethical, very professional attorney generals in the past under both democratic and republican administrations, but i'm afraid if you read this book, you're going to come to the same conclusion we did, that we don't have that with the current attorney general. and i'll give you just one example of how this is not something new with this attorney general. that is something that happened during the clinton administration. i'm sure most of you have heard about the mark rich party in which he helped engineer pardon for someone who was an international fugitive which is -- i'm not sure that had ever happened before,? the president has th

why is that, eric? because if they give that up, if they move out of gaza, demi demilitarize it as hamas wants, hamas is going to reoccupy that territory all over again. and they've already fought over that ground. so they know where the weak points and the strong points are. and they're going to -- and idf will have to fight their way all the way back to the starting line before they can continue to move south to discover those tunnels and destroy those rockets, eric. >> general, the first cease-fire was proposed by the arab league by an arab nation and hamas said no. >> right. >> the next one was a u.s.-offered cease-fire proposal and israel said no. is there any hope for peace in this region? >> in the short-term, no. i just think these are two sides that are locked in a deadly battle, eric. this contest goes back 2,000 years. hamas is a terrorist organization. they've turned gaza into an armed camp. their sole purpose in life is not to seek peace but to destroy israel. and as long as hamas is in cha

eric: hello, everyone.minister benjamin netanyahu offering condolences the families of those teenagers who are unarmed kids just leaving school, kidnapped more than two weeks ago and then murdered in cold blood. the former u.s. ambassador john bolton joins us now. 16 years old american brutally murdered, what should we do? >> i think we should be working with the israelis to strike a really strong blow against hamas. the pattern israel has followed his it responds in kind of a one-on-one answer to hamas. hamas fires rockets from the gaza strip into israel, israel attacks the place with the rockets were kidnappe launched . israel responds proportionally. it does so because the pressure by the united states and europe not to do anything more substantial and that simply perpetuates hamas' ability to commit these kind of heinous crimes. instead of calling on israel to exercise restraint here as the state department did yesterday, i think we should support a really strong response by israel that goes to hamas' b

>> i don't think so, eric. that's the biggest problem. you know, said ad nauseum on the show, if you start a sentence with illegal, you have nowhere to go. you talk about illegal aliens, you have to get them across the border, must seal the border. if that requires outrage us action, he says a moat full of alligators, go ahead. keep them from coming across the border, then that's what you have to do. >> jonathan, you said in the past you're okay with people coming across the border. historically, typically, people that come here and immigrate, they usually vote democrat. do you want 10 or 15 million more democrat votes in this country? >> i want more working self sufficient americans. there's nothing wrong with immigrants. what's wrong is dependence. if the president's philosophy, not even immigration policy that's the problem, come here. but if you can't support yourself, if you don't have a sponsor to support you, help you get started, then absolutely, you're not a drain on the american taxpayer. to your point, what does he say, $3 bill

he just -- eric holder said some, not all.t's like he has two ivy league degrees and a phd in the obvious. obviously some of the hatred. look at some of the pictures we just picked up from the interwebs, here is a charming t-shirt. put the white back in the white house. kenyan, go home, directed at our president born in hawaii, by the way. here 0's some restaurant saying that the white house smells like collard greens and fried chicken. they never said that about clinton or bush. so some of this animus eric is right is racial. >> they could have said during clinton's operation it smelled like collard greens and smie fryed chicken. >> the attorney general did say the majority, most off it is based on policy and ideology. i went back and read the transcript. he did say that. so i'm given him a little bit of a pass there. but i do think back to what when it happens we ought to call it out. but the vast majority of the opposition is based on the failures of this administration. >> it's actually a parallelism between bush and obama

eric, are you happy to see this over with? >> it was fantastic.atched a lot of the soccer. 117 minutes of 0-0. germany dominate d. they beat -- they beat everyone. but they dominated. that last goal, 117 minutes in, they controlled the ball and put a perfect shot on goal. game was over. it was great watching it. >> i wish i had a little more enthusiasm coming from you. >> that's an indication of how excited you were about it, what about you, you like soccer? >> i like soccer. i made a mistake yesterday because i asked him at lunchtime. i said what time is the game, 3:00 or 4:00. he said 4:00. nobody turned on the tv until 4: 4:00. so we didn't have to watch the first 45 minutes. but he said one thing about it. in american football, which he li likes as well, they actually interrupt the commercial breaks for an occasional play. he would rather watch soccer on tv because then you only get like one commercial break. >> good for peter. greg, you were transfixed. >> i was watching it at the gym. what's interesting to me was the director took a picture

eric holder is a smart person and a very good gdylawyer.ing his job seriously to enforce the federal laws. his ability to enforce federal law is independent of wishes of the president.@ra> and it must be so. otherwise all federal law would be enforced politically. it's the reason the attorney general is independent. he's not taking that job seriously. >> it is supposed to be. yeah. judge, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> the attorney general was invited to go off, why some of the president's critics are motivated by racism. >> there seems to be vehement directed at me, directed at the president. you know, people talk about taking their country back. there's a certain racial component to this for some people. i don't think this is the thing is a main driver, but for some there's a racial ana mist. >> jason rilely, fox news kriblt tor and author of, please stop helping us. jason, good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> what is controversial about what he said that we need to engage each other more on racial issues and some people

eric let me start with you. when president obama -- we know he reads editorials, he's pretty involved in looking what the washington circuit is saying about his presidency. i think there's a major disconnect. it's one thing to say something on the cocktail circuit, another to get so frustrated you start writing it on the editorial pages. but still i don't think the white house thinks it has a problem. >> he wasn't being earnest, really? he named three things. we didn't name iraq, boko haram, north korea, central america, the flood of illegals coming into the country. so, no. he's wrong. it's not more tranquil than it's been. he's not providing tranquility. it's more dangerous in decades since ronald reagan calmed things down. can i go from foreign policy to domestic policy to domestic stuff right here right now. >> it is all about foreign policy. >> just let me do this. over the weekend this translate why this stuff matters. why josh earnest saying this stuff. i was with one of my best friends, a small business

eric garner was not the only one choke holded like that.these situations. >> and the people who beat rodney king also were not -- >> they were acquitted. it's education and training. i agree. you need to educate the criminal justice system. you have to train them properly. they don't get proper education. just because you go through an academy eight months doesn't mean you know what you're doing. tactical training, shooting, it's all skills. you have to constantly be teaching and teaching, that way when something like that happens, you're not iffy or not sure what to do. you know what to do. you know not to put a chokehold. you know to release. at that point when he's on the ground, you need to say, okay, we've got him under control and relieve that pressure off of him. >> i wish we had more time. there's a show that comes on after ours. oh, wait a minute. it's your show. i have to let you go. >> we are going to talk about this on our show. >> excellent. good. we'll definitely be tuning in. toure, thank you so much. evy, thank you. wish we

bob you've been very vocal. >> i agree with eric.he definition for them is that if you don't believe in the koran then you really don't have a faith. now let's keep in mind that the three great religions, i use that in quotes occur within 100 square miles of each other. israeli, jewish religion, christian religion and muslims. they all believe it or not all worship the same god. the difference is that the jews are waiting for the messiah to come, the christians believe christ came and they believe mohamed is god. now it seems to me -- not just obama and i couldn't agree more they -- i'm not sure what they can do. at a minimum they should say something. when cameron came out and talked about christianity and doing away with christians in muslim territory he was besieged by people by the press and others. i give him credit for doing that. where are the rest of the european allies, where is the catholic church. where is the christian churches. nobody is speaking out. it's outrageous to me. it's not genocide. you might as well be taken t

here, i'm doing everything i can to keep myself from falling. >> eric has to undo the knots. fortunately, he's able to find a tiny ledge to brace himself. >> nice. >> he was able to kind of maneuver his way over to it, then totally adjust the rope. >> i thought that with only 100 feet left, i could basically force my hand to, you know, control my descent. >> but at this point, everything goes from bad to horrifying. >> now everything's out of control and i slam from one side of the canyon to the next. >> as eric falls, his life really does flash before his eyes. >> my thoughts go to my life, what i had accomplished, what i had done, my thoughts go to my family, you know, thinking i shouldn't see them again. >> hey, you okay? >> and he's feeling a searing pain. >> what caught my attention was the sound of the rope. >> at this point, i can feel the burns on my hands as i'm trying to stop. i hit the side of the wall with the back of my head right here, and i believe that that knocked me out. >> you hear one hit, you hear the second hit and then you hear the final thump. in my mi

wait until it's eric's turn. >> ouch! he let the crab pinch his nipples. >> surprised it didn't slice that off. >> unfortunately, it looks like the crab ended up without his claw, but claws grow back and release as they let go and will have a claw again, but eric had a bloody nipple. >> gross. >> it's the video of five years of some crazy storms. see is all next "right this minute," and still to come, water's where it's not supposed to be. construction comes to a halt. >> like, what are we going to do? how are we going to get the water out of there? >> see the simple red neck solution that gets the job done. >> yeah! >>> plus, two dudes use clever tricks to prank their ladies. >> now you can see is this gator with the hand, a limb in its mouth. >> the sneak attack that got them good. freshen breath, and controled ds plaque and tartar. fofor r a a frfracactitionon o f greenies. nonow w ththatat's's v vetetiqi! >>> like us on facebook.com/rightthisminute. stay in touch all day long. now, back to the show. >>> we got ourselv

eric? >> and middle east now and the situation in israel is continuing to be tense and in turmoil and israel is continuing to be hit by the air group hams. they hit targets and now thousands of israeli troops are mobilizing on the gaza border. it is a conflict that doesn't show any signs of lightening up. >> hello, david. >> reporter: hi, eric. cooling off? things are hotting up. it is now dusk and mill at that points have fired more repeated rounds of rockets from gaza in to israel. we have sewn a barage of targets and mong the target a desert city of ta mona. there is a nuclear facility in the city of demona. and firing these barages. many rockets at one time militants are trying to overpower the israeli missile defense system. and again, more sirens in the city of tel aviv. and today alone more than 60 rockets have been fired and there were no serious injuries and as the conflict escalates, there is increasing in the rocket range and also shot rockets in hiffa. hams has 10,000 rockets an