but he was biting his lips as he stood in the shadow of the gallows.this time the koppel refused to act as executioner in. three ss took his place. the three condemned prisoners together stepped onto the chairs. in unison, the nooses were placed around their necks. long live liberty, shouted two of the men. but the boy was silent. where is merciful god? where is he,someone behind me was asking. at the signal the three chairs were tipped over. total silence in the camp. on the horizon, the sun was setting. caps off! his voice quivered. as for the rest of us, we were weeping. cover your heads! then came the march past the victims. the two men were no longer alive, their tongues were hanging out, swollen and bluish. but the third rope was still moving. the child, too light, was still breathing. and so he remained for more than a half an hour, lingering between life and death, writhing before our eyes. and we were forced to look at him at close range. he was still alive when i passed him. his tongue was still red, his eyes not yet extinguished. behind me i

alistair gallow targeted the carol bookmakers injarrow, south tyneside.wcastle crown court. we were going over those dramatic scenes in january this year with the armed police storming the bookmakers. inside was alistair gallow armed with what appeared to be a sawn—off shotgun and knives around his waist and he was holding four people hostage for several hours. what we didn't know until today was why he did it and what we found out in court was that his marriage had broken down. his mental health had deteriorated as a result. he told friends and his estranged wife, "i'm going to do something stupid." and on one sunday injanuary, he went into that bookmakers. he pulled out this gun from his coat. what we learned in court today, was that it was a replica sawn—off shotgun, but one witness told the police that they thought they were going to die. we saw cctv pictures of this in court and you could see a member of staff taking a couple of steps back and putting his hands in the arm in surrender. gallow told staff to trigger the panic alarm. he wanted the polic

northbound gallows road a crash by u.s. 50 arlington boulevard. car facing the wrong way.things will get back to normal. caution someone is out of their vehicle getting debris out of the way. as we forward our cameras along earlier crash we were talk are tracking 95 on the southbound side at 619, cleared out of the way all lanes open but at a crawl coming down 234 dumfries road to quantico you're still in for about 15 minute delay. northbound side much quieter right now. let's take look at our maps. earlier crash did clear on the outer loop. there were two of them one by university boulevard another by new hampshire avenue down minute trip which is much improved now that all lanes have reopen. and you can see yellow across the board it's just sluggish through dale city 30 minute ride to the beltway. 395 once you cross the mixing bowl from the beltway to the 14th street bridge 20 minute ride. it will take you 38 minutes to get from 109 to the beltway on 270 southbound. fully hit that morning rush t time. not terrible at the moment. just a little slow. 197 remains closed in

two on in the second, joey gallow takes him deep just like that. it was 3-0 rangers. down, striking out six straight at one point. he finished with 10 ks over 5 and a third innings. texas added three runs in the 6th and two more in the eighths. this last blast, raiders went 8-1. they take two out of three in the series. tomorrow a's are at kansas city. in denver russell westbrook was looking to set the most triple doubles in the season. he was one shy of the mark. he knocks down this three. he would get the record on this assist to christian who drains the triple. westbrook would finish with 50 points, 16 rebounds and 10 assists for his 42nd triple double of the season. westbrook also came up big down the stretch, down by 4 with 30 seconds left. he splits the d, then right before the buzzer he hits a three-pointer to give oklahoma city a stunning 106-105 victory. that win eliminates denver from the playoffs. >> it was something i could never imagine. being here on the biggest stage in basketball, it's truly a blessing. i'm thankful to play the game i love. >> so, the

once upon a time it was the gallows for the jail. he would entertain in the center of town. status symbols, private gardens, the church, the center of the street, the view of the river and his ships. when he would not have shown you is the back of the property. today, the back of the property is a colonial row model gardens. once upon a time, we did have slave gardens that burned down and the stables for the horses. what you don't notice is the very large courtyard directly below us. the house is built at an angle to eliminate the view of that courtyard that connects the house and the kitchen. during a busy party, the kitchen doors are usually closed to get ready for the party. is omitting his views of the slave workers getting the food up from the kitchens. the kitchen is two flights down, and the enslaved workers would have had to carry the food to flights of stairs across the courtyard. on the door would have been the interest. they would have come in and served the guests. we are sitting in view of the dining room. what you see here is debtor's prison. there would have b

it's actually an older mechanism than the gallows. it is truly the best job there is and there's nothing i'd rather do than play the carrilon. it's like playing a huge piano on its side. there's no room for stage fright because whatever you play it's going to be heard by a million people all over, but i listen for the balance of the bells and the melody and i, you know, realize why i'm here and what i'm doing. today is a very solemn religious holiday, so i'm playing for sacred reasons. the baton here is like the key to a piano and the wire leads up to a clapper inside the bell and depending how you touch that clammer it will ring soft or loud -- clapper it will ring soft or loud. we are 150 feet off the fl and see the silver river and the blue ridge mountains, the sunset and the sunrise. so up here you feel you're on the top of washington d.c. i'm going to play as long as i'm useful to the cathedral and playing beautiful music that can move people with bells. [ bells chiming ] >> he's been with the cathedral since 1990. he is the chur

two on in the second, joey gallow takes him deep just like that. it was 3-0 rangers.would settle down, striking out six straight at one point. he finished with 10 ks over 5 and a third innings. texas added three runs in the 6th and two more in the eighths. this last blast, raiders went 8-1. they take two out of three in the series. tomorrow a's are at kansas city. in denver russell westbrook was looking to set the most triple doubles in the season. he was one shy of the mark. he knocks down this three. he would get the record on this assist to christian who drains the triple. westbrook would finish with 50 points, 16 rebounds and 10 assists for his 42nd triple double of the season. westbrook also came up big down the stretch, down by 4 with 30 seconds left. he splits the d, then right before the buzzer he hits a three-pointer to give oklahoma city a stunning 106-105 victory. that win eliminates denver from the playoffs. >> it was something i could never imagine. being here on the biggest stage in basketball, it's truly a blessing. i'm thankful to play the game i love.

surprisingly going on at this point out on the roads, so on the inner loop of the beltway between gallowsu'll see some construction. a little slowdown earlier on arlington boulevard but i'm not seeing that anymore as far as our sensors picking it up and also on the inner loop between old georgetown road. they're talking about 66 westbound doing some construction work there. watch out there. it was the right lane that is closed but mike and jan not seeing delays from th >> ousted fox news host bill o'reilly is back and he's talking. he's going to air a new episode of his no spin news pod cast tonight. >> and the vacation finally over, former president barack obama will return to the public eye for the first time in his hometown of chicago. he will speak with young leaders on civil engagement. >> george h. w. bush will be released from the hospital this week. he's been at a houston methodist hospital for more than a week with a mild case of pneumonia. >> north korea is warning the u.s. saying it's prepared to go into an all out war. the trump administration says all options on the table and

ann marie shelvin and tracy gallow are charged with malfeasance in office, intimidation and interferencen school operations. deputies say one of the women told the girl to "go kill herself". officers say the teachers also threatened to fail other students if they didn't fight the girl. officials were alerted after the girls mother filed a complaint. survailance video confirmed the claims and the teachers were arrested. (pam) new tonight at 8. her life changed forever after a horrific carnival ride accident. that ride ripped away her hair and scalp. (steve) now one year later 12 year old lulu is talking about her road to recovery. but we want to warn you some of the images may be disturbing. a year ago elizabeth gilreath rode on the king's crown. but laughter turned to terror when suddenly her hair got caught on the ride. ripping her scalp off her head. since then she's had 2 head surgeries, three skin grafts, one eye surgery and 28 blood transfusions. and despite the scars and surgeries.... lulu says the pain has only left her stronger.

-mexico border in the gallows, arizona, -- nogales, arizona this week, where he met with u.s.toms and border protection agents and vowed a major crackdown, calling immigration "an attack on our national security." immigration advocates say the trump administration's crackdown against immigration and immigrants living within the united states has led to more immigrants being imprisoned at jails, including at the northwest detention center. on thursday, "the new york times" reported in its scramble to find new places to house immigrants arrested in ice raids, the trump administration is trying to curtail protections for immigrants being held in county jails including doing , away with a requirement that immigrants have access to translation services. for more we're joined by two , guests. maru mora villalpando is an activist and undocumented immigrant with the group northwest detention center resistance and the group mijente. and alexis erickson is the partner of hunger striker cristian lopez. cristian was part of the hunger strike in the northwest detention center in tacoma, be

we see incentives like the battery vehicles 7 thousand - the the infrastructure is a huge open o gallowso get an electrical vehicle that's why at california energy commission and public works continues to shift - we would like to see that happen at the local level and then like to thank supervisor katie tang and the mayor's office and the sf department of the environment for this for to create a clean job and cleaner community thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> it will supervisors i'm the fund and ceo of the services we're a san francisco based company that exclusively snauldz electrical vehicle chargers into apartment buildings we're currently in the process of construction in dozens of buildings in san francisco and i want to express our support for the ordinances and make a couple of comments to help one is according to the public california auto dealers last month 8.2 percent of all the vessels registered in san francisco were plug in so those say a tremendous number considering the population and highlight studies we've performed in with previous go legislation toe

we see incentives like the battery vehicles 7 thousand - the the infrastructure is a huge open o gallowso get an electrical vehicle that's why at california energy commission and public works continues to shift - we would like to see that happen at the local level and then like to thank supervisor katie tang and the mayor's office and the sf department of the environment for this for to create a clean job and cleaner community thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> it will supervisors i'm the fund and ceo of the services we're a san francisco based company that exclusively snauldz electrical vehicle chargers into apartment buildings we're currently in the process of construction in dozens of buildings in san francisco and i want to express our support for the ordinances and make a couple of comments to help one is according to the public california auto dealers last month 8.2 percent of all the vessels registered in san francisco were plug in so those say a tremendous number considering the population and highlight studies we've performed in with previous go legislation toe

the city to deal more fully on the appearance of a conflict because if you go to the city attorneys gallowsernment guide about a financial conflict with money coming into to you this is a indirect payment according to commissioner johnson is problematic to make that claim off the top no problem with saying a conflict of interest pretend to be an advocate and no conflict as long as no lobbying the fact they've gone on that pubically and made a recommendation and the mayor's office is saying they want her to boost because it is impactful to the administration because there is a swing vote on this that the outcome has been baked into the process outside of public view what you're doing bringing this to greater public view thank you. >> yes. commissioners mark the worse that can happen with a resolution irregularly mr. johnson someone can go do court and make and sting and get not corruption i doubt that will happen you'll have to come out and take the risks and stand for the right thing. >> thank you chair. >> i'd like to make a suggestion i do believe the commission needs to be able to expres

we see incentives like the battery vehicles 7 thousand - the the infrastructure is a huge open o gallowso get an electrical vehicle that's why at california energy commission and public works continues to shift - we would like to see that happen at the local level and then like to thank supervisor katie tang and the mayor's office and the sf department of the environment for this for to create a clean job and cleaner community thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> it will supervisors i'm the fund and ceo of the services we're a san francisco based company that exclusively snauldz electrical vehicle chargers into apartment buildings we're currently in the process of construction in dozens of buildings in san francisco and i want to express our support for the ordinances and make a couple of comments to help one is according to the public california auto dealers last month 8.2 percent of all the vessels registered in san francisco were plug in so those say a tremendous number considering the population and highlight studies we've performed in with previous go legislation toe

the city to deal more fully on the appearance of a conflict because if you go to the city attorneys gallowsernment guide about a financial conflict with money coming into to you this is a indirect payment according to commissioner johnson is problematic to make that claim off the top no problem with saying a conflict of interest pretend to be an advocate and no conflict as long as no lobbying the fact they've gone on that pubically and made a recommendation and the mayor's office is saying they want her to boost because it is impactful to the administration because there is a swing vote on this that the outcome has been baked into the process outside of public view what you're doing bringing this to greater public view thank you. >> yes. commissioners mark the worse that can happen with a resolution irregularly mr. johnson someone can go do court and make and sting and get not corruption i doubt that will happen you'll have to come out and take the risks and stand for the right thing. >> thank you chair. >> i'd like to make a suggestion i do believe the commission needs to be able to expres

we see incentives like the battery vehicles 7 thousand - the the infrastructure is a huge open o gallowso get an electrical vehicle that's why at california energy commission and public works continues to shift - we would like to see that happen at the local level and then like to thank supervisor katie tang and the mayor's office and the sf department of the environment for this for to create a clean job and cleaner community thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> it will supervisors i'm the fund and ceo of the services we're a san francisco based company that exclusively snauldz electrical vehicle chargers into apartment buildings we're currently in the process of construction in dozens of buildings in san francisco and i want to express our support for the ordinances and make a couple of comments to help one is according to the public california auto dealers last month 8.2 percent of all the vessels registered in san francisco were plug in so those say a tremendous number considering the population and highlight studies we've performed in with previous go legislation toe

the city to deal more fully on the appearance of a conflict because if you go to the city attorneys gallowsnment guide about a financial conflict with money coming into to you this is a indirect payment according to commissioner johnson is problematic to make that claim off the top no problem with saying a conflict of interest pretend to be an advocate and no conflict as long as no lobbying the fact they've gone on that pubically and made a recommendation and the mayor's office is saying they want her to boost because it is impactful to the administration because there is a swing vote on this that the outcome has been baked into the process outside of public view what you're doing bringing this to greater public view thank you. >> yes. commissioners mark the worse that can happen with a resolution irregularly mr. johnson someone can go do court and make and sting and get not corruption i doubt that will happen you'll have to come out and take the risks and stand for the right thing. >> thank you chair. >> i'd like to make a suggestion i do believe the commission needs to be able to express

we see incentives like the battery vehicles 7 thousand - the the infrastructure is a huge open o gallowsget an electrical vehicle that's why at california energy commission and public works continues to shift - we would like to see that happen at the local level and then like to thank supervisor katie tang and the mayor's office and the sf department of the environment for this for to create a clean job and cleaner community thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> it will supervisors i'm the fund and ceo of the services we're a san francisco based company that exclusively snauldz electrical vehicle chargers into apartment buildings we're currently in the process of construction in dozens of buildings in san francisco and i want to express our support for the ordinances and make a couple of comments to help one is according to the public california auto dealers last month 8.2 percent of all the vessels registered in san francisco were plug in so those say a tremendous number considering the population and highlight studies we've performed in with previous go legislation toe s