[ gasping shallowly ] save your breath sweetheart. you're gonna need it. [ gasping continues ]

there were gasps when we saw it this week., falling through the roof the frantic rescue that followed. americans pulling for him, honoring him. our person of the week. here he is captain pete dern. on the roof the billowing smoke, about to vent the roof when it gaveives way. you can hear the gasps, the screams, people yelling, save him! >> get him out! >> get him out! >> reporter: you can see the firefighters ripping down the door to get him out. hosing him down, racing him to the hospital. he's in critical condition, but he's stabilized. >> a leader and a good man. >> motivated. >> keeps working to get the job done. >> he's the brother i never had, and that i always wanted. >> he's a hero to me. >> reporter: a hero. so many donating to his family. and the viewer that tweeted me saying this is captain pete at my son's birthday. >> what you saw on sunday, that epitomized who he was. the first on the roof the last off the roof. >> it was -- it was a tough day. >> reporter: but they got him out and to the burn unit within four mi

there were gasps when we saw it this week., a captain, falling through the roof, the frantic rescue that followed. an entire community, calls from all over the country. americans pulling for him, honoring him. our person of the week. here he is, captain pete dern. climbing up the ladder, answering the call last sunday in fresno, california. on the roof, the billowing smoke, about to vent the roof when it gives way. he falls into the burning home. the flames erupting around him. you can hear the gasps, the screams, people yelling, save him! >> get him out! >> get him out! >> reporter: you can see the firefighters ripping down the garage door to get him out. hosing him down, racing him to the hospital. tonight, he's in critical condition, but he's stabilized. all week, prayers from everyone in the firehouse. tonight, who he is from the men and women that work beside him. >> a leader and a good man. >> motivated. >> keeps working to get the job done. >> he's the brother i never had, and that i always wanted. >> he's a hero to me.

as we zoom in little closer, you can see the last gasp of our storm from yesterday. which was pretty much an all day thing is out of here. now we can look forward to some sunshine, but not until 6:24 this morning. that's the official time. it will start to get light before that. 49 degrees 6-mile per hour winds, now they're out of the north-northwest. it is not going to be whole lot cooler today. we do expect sunshine to take us to around 70 degrees. and it will be breezy out there as well, 48 is the overnight low. so there you go. there is your wednesday foxcast. we are getting little closer to the weekends, we'll have that forecast coming up in just a few. here is bob kelly. how are you sounding today? >> little better than yesterday, thank you. we had fun with it yesterday all of the barry white comments fun to read and play along with or looking good downtown here in the vine expressway. i don't know what happened to the overnight crew that was supposed to show up here last night. and do that work on the westbound side. no show. so i'm wait to go hear from penndo

>> he kinda gasped and said, "why would she do this to herself?" that to herself? >> that's correct. >> reporter: to the cops the man looked visibly shaken. it seemed he was suggesting his wife had committed suicide. ferrante then told the story about autumn trying, and failing, to get pregnant. he said she'd recently been taking the supplement called creatine in the hopes it would help with fertility. veteran detective harry lutton understood the late wife's emotional agony. >> she's trying to have another child. and that's a lot of stress on a woman when they're trying to have children and they can't have children. >> reporter: could autumn's distressed state of mind have led to suicide? detectives had to consider that as a theory. but cyanide? that's an unusual way to kill yourself. and it's a hard-to-get poison. how could autumn have gotten her hands on it? >> well, we looked into the labs that, you know, where she worked. she didn't work in a lab. she worked with patients. >> she was a clinic doctor, right? >> yes. >> she was working hands on?

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>> reporter: his wife slumped on the kitchen floor, gasping for breath. the dispatcher asked the husband what he was seeing. >> i think my wife is having a stroke. >> reporter: paramedic steve mason and his partner arrived at the ferrante home to find a woman in very bad shape. >> she was lying on her back on the kitchen floor. her eyes were open and she was unresponsive. >> reporter: an hour after walking home from the medical center where she worked, dr. autumn klein, seen here in hospital surveillance footage, was back as a gravely ill patient in its emergency room. and whatever was happening to her was a medical mystery to the team trying to keep her alive. then they saw the blood. so neon red, so out of their experience. when we come back -- autumn is surrounded by some of the best doctors in the country. but no doctor can work miracles. >> to them, this was out of this world. just couldn't make sense of it. >> reporter: maybe someone else could. so, what brings you to jersey? well, geico's the #1 auto insurer in new jersey, new york and connecticut.

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and, in some earth, kind of the last cast of at least -- gasp of at least his ability to extract or to inflict punishment in the way that he felt punishment to be inflicted on confederate leaders. >> just a word -- they were into collation in the north. and aroused people as deeply as you can say the photographs, the newsreels that the soldiers took in the concentration caps on the 20th century. they were horrific. dr. elizabeth leonard: they were horrific, and i find it interesting that he was not a native united states citizen. somehow, i feel that contributed to his vulnerability. he said after the eight were convicted and then the four were executed that the likelihood of another us-born white elite or even -- the likelihood of someone like that taking the kind of punishment that were took were pretty low. >> they could have prosecuted somebody but -- who oversaw the current -- >> northerners felt that one of the things they resented most about the was his denial -- most aboutlee was his -- most about lee was his denial of what happened in the camps. a way of, again, trying to esta

there were no gasps. no cheers, no expressions of yes with people getting the verdict that they wanted. instead, dzhokhar tsarnaev stood in front of the court with his hands crossed in front of him with his head bowed. there was a point when he looked over the jury and then looked away. he followed the 30 charges on the sheet of paper turning it over occasionally. the judge now says that they move onto the penalty phase. they'll decide when the penalty is going to be. now massachusetts is a state that has outlawed the death penalty for its inmates. of course, this is a federal trial. although eric holder is the attorney general will soon be retire something opposed to the death penalty. he said it was his job to make sure that the law was applied to the full extent, and in this case he would seek the death penalty. and the prosecution believed they had a fairly strong case not least because remember at the end of that week during the boston bombing dzhokhar tsarnaev was found in a boat not far from boston

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we dare you not to laugh. [ woman gasps ] [ glass shatters ] man: oh! oh! ow! welcome to... and now, here he is, the host of "afv"... tom bergeron! much. and thank you for that introduction, brooks. really appreciate that, buddy. welcome to all of you.

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but you can barely see the last gasp of that storm because it moved pretty quickly off the coast.er the rain ended last night. next chance every spring showers it starts to cloud up by noon, tomorrow, we will start, tonight it starts to cloud up. by noon tomorrow we start to see some of the first raindrops, and then the rain starts to get pretty heavy actually, this is 6:00 in the morning, get little break in the afternoon by 2:00 in the afternoon, you see some rain, heavy rain, by 7:00 in the evening, as last gasp of the storm comes throughment looks like friday night could get little loud with thunder storms. temperatures right now are still cold. cold start. but it will be better end to the day. and brighter end to the day than what we had yesterday. 25 degrees, right now in mount pocono. thirty-five in the city. thirty-three in millville. below freezing in wilmington. i know, winds are coming out the northwest at 8 miles an hour, you have to factor that in when you see what it feels outside. that's windchill of 29 in the city. we are in the 50's by the end of the day today, se

. >> approaching its last gasp. the farmers work in the local coal zinc and zinc mine. >> this train will be sleamed but i think it. >> that's it, a dam commute. >> modernity is on the fast track in china. coal and dees many there is also something going along with it. judge the days of steam train is numbered here in now the only source for those spare parts. >> the train refers to cannibalized parts. when those are used up -- >> it's impossible that i have no feelings. >> the ends of china's teem age is not far off now but given the scale of the company's moderrization, it is regardable this this has lost this long hog hog. >> don't forget you can get lot more pictures and features and background to these new stories we're covering on our website aljazeera.com. that's aljazeera.com. tonight": michelle phan since 2002 she has gone from obscure blogger to entrepreneur. >> i was always creating. i was creating doing comic books, i made my own universe. my own story. >> also tonight? >> i didn't see anybody with my he

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. >> gasping for air. another suspected chlorine attack. witnesses say helicopters dropped chlorine over idleb on sunday. it comes after rebel groups gain mortar tear. the u.n. security council has blamed the syrian army for repeated chlorine attacks. the security council has threatened action for the violation of international law but even though number of the rebel groups has access to helicopters, the security council says it has no way to confirm the syrian army is responsible despite the attack in idleb opposition fighters say they had a major victory. using suicide car bombs and raiding a gas station, republic forces say they seized control of a vital camp. the troops fled before they can burn their weapons and ammunition. by seizing the army camp the rebels hope it will allow them to tut off a major supply line to government troops in the area. >> israel said its launch on airstrike after spotting fighters carrying a bomb. four people were killed. a crowd of people gathered in a nearby village to mourn its death. they are reported se

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we are looking at the last gasp of the thunderstorms that came through.torm reports are coming in of damage but we had a a report of half inch hail at philly international at 1:30 in the morning. half inch hail. that is pretty destructive. so be interesting to go see if any of the cars in those airport parking lots got any damage. we will find that out once we get to the light of the day and then we can assess the thunderstorm damage. so now we are across the the river and seeing that the the decrease in rainfall. unless you are in burlington county, where we are seeing the last of the decent rain and then we will jump down to southern delaware and we will pretty much clear out there. so this is the end of the end. we were talking about the beginning of the even. well even of the end is coming from the rain this morning. gradual clearing by about 9:00 o'clock we will see plenty of sunshine throughout the area and it should stay sunny for the rest of the day but just that cooler air moved in after the cold front and with that higher winds. we could see gus

(gasps) did you see it? does she know? this is the last thing she needs today. no! busy day at the dunphy compound. we have a wedding tonight, and this afternoon claire is debating duane bailey in the race for town council. (lowered voice) and now the "weekly saver" says that some voters find claire-- quote-- "angry and unlikable." to those voters, i say "wait till she sees this." no one can mention it to her. we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late. she knows. who told her? what is this, a witch hunt? oh, my god. i have to go. well, i just don't think it's a big deal. i mean, how many people read the "weekly..." "saver"? "saver," anyway?

we dare you not to laugh. [ woman gasps ] [ glass shatters ] man: oh! oh! ow! welcome to...w, here he is, the host of "afv"... tom bergeron! thank you very much. and thank you for that introduction, brooks.

. >> reporter: spectators gasped and aaron hernandez sat down when they a announced him guilty in the murder of the odin lloyd. they sobbed in the courtroom as did mother of the victim. judge sentenced hernandez to mandatory life in prison without parole. >> you are committed to the ncic cedar junction for a term of your natural life. >> reporter: lloyd's body was found shot to death in june of 2013 in an industrial area less than a mile from the football player's home. lloyd's girlfriend and hernandez fiance a are sisters. during closing arguments hernandez lawyer admitted his client was there when lloyd was killed but blame shooting on two of the star athletes friend. >> the shocking truth committed by somebody he knew. >> reporter: jurors spoke after their verdict had said they are sure they did the right thing but were deeply affect by the trial. >> we will all remember it for the the the rest of our lives and it will be definitely a part of us and we never want to do it again. >> reporter: lloyd's mother spoke thanking prosecutors for fighting for her son. >> she was my strength.

. >>> coming up, the picture that made every patriot fan gasp. >> why tom >>> it is april 1st so we obviously are seeing some pretty hilarious pranks today. the internet is buzzing over what could become the newest trend in selfie taking. check out the selfie shoe. it showed off a shoe with an open squared toe. perfect for mounting your iphone. just kick up your foot and snap a picture. look hands free. >>> tom brady got into the april fool's day spirit. he took this picture in a full body cast. in case you were worried, the patriots quarterback is just fine. but he has great timing. it comes days after he posted this video on his facebook page showing him jumping off of a cliff. the caption read "never doing that again." and that's what all patriots fans hope. never again, tom. what are you doing sph. >> tom brady has become mr. social media. he is very active. what i'm about to show you is not an april fool's joke. this is the sharks. the whole season summed up in one moment. and it is bloody. sports >>> good evening. the sharks have made the playoffs 10 straight years baring a miracle that

i know it makes you gasp. i've seen this multiple times tonight and i continue to gasp. about 300, 400 people around waving this rifle. that's when another patrol car, as you're seeing zoomed past and ran into him. i can tell you that he was in the hospital for two days. he's now in the pima county jail's medical unit. so first up tonight, joining me via skype, the chief of the marana arizona, police department. good evening. >> good evening, brooke. how are you? >> i'm all right. let's talk about you and this officer. my first question is whose decision was it to use the patrol car to stop mr. valencia from waiveving that rifle? >> that was the decision of the officer that actually used the force. if i could just correct a couple of things. number one, the suspect isn't in a medical unit. he was cleared without any injuries two days after the incident and is currently awaiting trial at this time. >> we were told by his public defender that he is currently in the medical unit in the jail but i understand if that's the information you've got. i also understand you're tell

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some prisoners writhe, gasping for breath thrashing against the gurney's restraints.cution taking a long time. several cases headed to the supreme court, proving tested methods of lethal injection violate the prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment. one by one pharmaceutical calls closed the door to government buyers saying they don't want their products used to kill prisoners. american pharmacists are speaking up, not willing to allow compounds produced as medicines to be used to cause death. complicated times for the penalty in the states, even though death is supported by a large number of states and majority of medicines. it's harder to carry out. we have a member of the american pharmacist association, dr leonard edloe who helped develop the new policy. the resolution reeds in part - the association's participation in executions on the basis that such activities are contrary to the role of pharmacists as providers of health." according to your recommendations, what should occur? >> it goes advising as to what possible cocktails are used for execution. >> a ma

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(gasps) did you see it? does she know? this is the last thing she needs today. no!day at the dunphy compound. we have a wedding tonight, and this afternoon claire is debating duane bailey in the race for town council. (lowered voice) and now the "weekly saver" says that some voters find claire-- quote-- "angry and unlikable." to those voters, i say "wait till she sees this." no one can mention it to her. we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late. she knows. who told her? what is this, a witch hunt? oh, my god. i have to go. well, i just don't think it's a big deal. i mean, how many people read the "weekly..."

. >> isn't this the union's last gasp. they haven't been able to organize much. the hiring is a non-union jobs lately. they're looking for any way to increase their membership. >> yes, they are. they've been dying for the last several decades and they're pressuring mcdonald's over alleged tax evasion problems in europe. they're trying to pressure them everywhere they can to unionize mcdonald's, unionize walmart. this is about survival. gary b. is right. this has nothing to do with the minimum wage. this is about increasing their membership roll. why $15? it's because it sounds god. that's the only reason. unions do not want and neither do politicians a permanent fix to the minimum wage because if you index it to inflation, that would kill unions because the only way unions are gaining membership is because they're paying people, spending tens of millions of dollars. we'll get you $15 an hour. why $15? it was $10. because it sounds so much better. unions are dying here and using this as a way to recruit. >> emily, give us some feedback on that. >> look, i do think

. >> a gasp-enducing and death defying leap caught on camera. both boats rocking in choppy seas and the winds are blowing as much as 35 miles per hour and creating waves as high as 10 feet and yet this man they'lls the landing. -- nails the landing. >> was jumping his only hope? >> moments, seconds before the boats were no more than two to three feet apart and they just separated. he was midair. >> the coast guard's rescue mission of this replica pirate ship in peril in route to the caribbean, 57 miles off the coast of gloucester, massachusetts. the same unforgiving wrears depicted in the -- waters depicted in the movie "the perfect storm." it is intended for tourists playing pirate games. adventures that were never supposed to end like this. . >> when ever the next summer olympics are sign that guy up. >> lyndsay davis abc news new york. >>> we are getting a unique view of a massive storm barreling across the pacific toward the philippines. an italian astronaut on the international spacestation tweeted these pictures. it is so big that earth is

. >> reporter: spectators gasped and aaron hernandez sat down when the jury pronounced him guilty of the murder of odin lloyd. >> guilty of murder in the first degree. >> oh!! >> reporter: hernandez's mother and fiancee sobbed in the courtroom as did the mother of the victim. the judge sentenced hernandez to mandatory life in prison without parole. lloyd's body was found shot to death in june of 2013 in an industrial area less than a mile from the football player's home. lloyd's girlfriend and hernandez's fiancee are sisters. during closing arguments, hernandez's lawyer admitted his client was there when lloyd was killed but blamed the shooting on two of the star athletes' friends. >> a shocking killing committed by somebody he knew. >> reporter: the prosecution didn't have a murder weapon or eyewitness. prosecutors argued hernandez appeared angry at lloyd two days before the shooting and it was hernandez who killed lloyd then tried to cover it up. >> he believed he could kill odin lloyd and nobody would ever believe that he was involved. >> reporter: hernandez was also convicted of

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little gasps of breath here and there. >> ten deputies have been placed on paid administrative leave while an internal investigation is underway. he has prior convictions for resisting arrest animal cruel at this, attempted robbery and other offenses. ♪ we believe in freedom ♪ >> a 250 mile march for justice kicked off in new york yesterday. about 100 protesters came together in staten island. that's where eric garner died last july when a police officer put him in a whoek hold. the group plans to walk from new york to washington, d.c. they want to bring attention to the juvenile justice system to end racial profiling and to remember those who have died in police custody. >> these are issues that are ongoing every single day, every single hour it seems like we're hearing about these occurrences. >> now once that group reaches d.c. they plan to deliver a justice package to members of congress demanding congress takes action. here's a look where the marchers will be stopping along the way to hold rallies. expected to be in trenton today philadelphia, before heading to baltimore and ult

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. >> [gasps] >> no, i said the type of onstage activity you do is kind of-- >> yeah, we don't want tothere. >> [laughs] >> it's--yeah. what do you think about that? >> i think-- >> would you call me a sissy? >> i wouldn't call a woman anything other than "thank you" and "yes, ma'am." >> oh-ho, you're soft. you're soft, marcus. >> whose idea was this place? >> i had vision. >> is that why you didn't put her name on the business? >> thank you. >> i have a 35-year reputation. >> what's the answer to that? why is her name not on the business? >> because nobody would recognize her name. they would on--they would recognize my name first. and we're wor--we're working with a brand, and my-- >> [laughs] did you actually just tell me that? >> yes, i did. yes, i did. she's got to earn her stripes. she's got to earn her stripes. >> are you gonna help me? are you here to help me? >> i'm more motivated to help you than i am him, i can tell you that. >> help me help you help me. [laughing] >> i'm concerned right out of the gates that michael thinks his name is more important than it is. and i think