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lots of screams coming from that hallway. a lot of pain in that hallway. there is like a basement, and it's completely dark down there. now this is scary. they ask me simple questions. who are you? >> what do you do? >> where are you from? >> america. i live in california. >> he says to me -- >> i've never tortured an american before. >> "i'm going to look forward to this." they would start with my feet. >> who gave the drugs to you? >> i don't know. >> he beat the bottom of my feet. >> what's their number? where do they live? >> i don't know. >> where did you get the drugs? >> they were given to me at the hotel i was staying at. >> who gave you these drugs? >> i don't know. >> where are they? >> what's their phone number. >> where do they live? >> i don't know where they are. >> having the bottom of your feet whipped again and again and again and again until your feet swell up. >> i don't know! >> it's so excruciating. >> i thought i was carrying leather jackets. eventually it numbs out on itself. >> i don't know who they are. i thought i was carrying jac

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> and mark brady said that is because those people could not escape on their own back through the hallway so they were instructed to come out to the balcony where they reached them by ladder. we are going to assume there are a lot more people in the building because it is a multifamily structure. a lot of people got out on their own but we don't know anything about that. they are doing the secondary search and looking for other units and what they might find there. >> you can see them with their

. >> we heard it, all three the hallway hallway, we're just thankful that we are alive. >> the driver charged with owi, the family says that their plans to move out will be sooner than expected. >> travelers in ohio will be safer thanks to a family whose lives were changed because of a rock thrown from an overpass, thanks to the that bridge this initiative, odot will soon begin installing protective nets on how bridges thanks to the efforts of randy budd and in ohio senator, his wife was nearly killed when a rock was killed the rock was thrown from the were passed past into the widget , nearly all overpasses are expected to have the protective fencing in the next 15 -- 20 years. many positives that come out of a situation like this but what of the great things is found the committees of pennsylvania and ohio came together and to get this protective fencing language changed in ohio code it is a huge victory. >> randy budd says he is not content with stopping in ohio he also wants to see protective fencing across pennsylvania where the tragedy occurred. >> of this coast was hit once alt

sent these pictures. 12:41 i have seen the mice. not in my apartment but i have seen them in the hallway and basement. 46according to hamilton county property records and ruda- chris collier is the building's manager.01:33 he never answers his phone. it goes to voicemail all the time. 36ruda and other tenants now pleading for help.ruda bradford01:14 i cry all the time because it's depressing. i tried calling the number listed on the apartment building several times, but got no answer. tenants say they may have to move if reporting live, ashley zilka, 9 on your side. a car slid off the road today.. hitting a kid.it happened around 3-30 on glenway avenue.police say the car was navigating a curve... and slid onto the sidewalk.the child was taken to the hospital... with what's believed is a broken leg. a dog was left in the cold by mistake for 15 hours by s-p-c- a workers and had to be put down.now, this story of a one- and-a-half year old stray pitbull is leading to discipline for of them.we get more from nine on your side's tom mckee... "it was about three o'clock last thursday afternoon w

here's a rare look at the hidden hallways of ellis island.s like this remind us of our past and one of the most iconic places in america -- ellis island. nearly one-half of all americans today have at least one relative to entered the country through >> we can tour the great h stina untold story exists just a short walk away where the less fortunate ended up. a unique path only few have walked since the doors closed in 1954. the hidden halls like ellis island. >> you failed your medical inspection, you'd be detained in the hospital complex. >> would your whole family have to stay with you? >> it depended on who you were. if you were a child, then a family member stayed on island with you until they determined whether or not you're going to be admitted in the hospital or deported back to your home country. if you were a husband or a father, and you were detained, then the entire family would be detained, too. >> reporter: this hallway is the very same path walked by immigrants who just learned the heartsinking news they'd be admitted to the ho

. >> what did you do at the end of the hallway? >> start to shoot. >> who did you shoot at first? >> john. >> when "blind justice" continues. >>> summertime in miami. pounding heat. unavoidable sun. unavoidable except, of course, inside. and six years inside a county jail produced a doughy christopher sutton by the time his trial began. after son, charged with hiring a hitman who murdered his mother, blinded his father. he ignored most of the time the surviving members of his family a scant few feet away. >> i have nothing to say to him. >> melissa sat with her father, their father, in the front seat. the state's version of what happened the night of the murder. >> the man for whom the gunman had signed on to commit a double murder. a man who was intimately familiar with john and susan sutton. that man? their son, christopher sutton. >> then graphic evidence, a crime scene soaked in blood and littered in bullet casings. knitting needles were placed in a mannequin to show where their mother was shot six times. her son took a deep breath, recoiled. but how would the state prove it a

some of them tried to get out through the hallway and they were not able to do so. others came out on their balcony and those were the people that the firefighters were bringing down on the ladder. there were other people who were still holed up in the stairwell because they were not able to get out through the hallway. what we didn't see at that point were the firefighters that were inside trying to get to those people to help them, not only get out, but also putting some water on that fire from the inside, as you can see right there the smoke still pouring out of the top of the roof. a four-story building and as we pull out you can see the extent and scope of it. at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence, news 4. >>> a dram atic scene is playin out in prince george's county. this is a live picture from our chopper 4. it is a smoky scene here right now and moments ago flames were shooting out of the roof of this apartment complex in adelphi, maryland. we are not live. this is video from just a short time ago. >> and just a short time ago we saw people being pulled from

a trail of blood in the hallway. a larger blood stain showing smears when lit up, as though someone had attempted a clean-up. the body itself was found in an unused mezzanine area where someone had also stashed michelle's purse and a bag holding employee time cards. >> obviously we felt like the body had been moved. >> reporter: putting the story together was now the job of lead investigators bruce mcvay and everett stahl. tell me a little bit about the building where this takes place. >> thermo fisher scientific is a company that ships medical supplies. kind of like an amazon for medical supplies. it's a large warehouse. >> reporter: how large? try the size of four football fields. for an investigator searching for clues. but on the plus side, the wae was also a secure facility. detectives say it's pretty hard to get inside if you're not an employee. so you know that your suspect is one of those people in the building? >> that's right. >> reporter: the sheriff's department put thermo fisher on lockdown. no one allow

and before you know it, that whole hallway is on fire right under where the -- >> did they hang one of those things too close to one of the spotlights? is that what that was? >> this whole incident is still under investigation. but they do believe that there was a spark in the wiring of a light fixture that then caused some of the hammocks to catch on fire. way we saw them, they're all interconnected, one above the other. as soon as watch catches, they're all catching now, the whole room is going. >> fire was devastating. >> is that a historic building as well. >> it is a historic building. watch this video from inside. everything is gone. unfortunately one of the firefighters that was there to fight this incident, instead of having a heart attack while trying to fight this fire and authorities are still investigating the incident to figure out exactly what caused the fire. so we're all looking at that area to find new art to bring new culture to the stage. >> they got themselves a new member, a bit of a crap shot. >> here we go. here we go. >> here we go. >> with one simple shot, he s

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it happened in a hallway of this apartment building on south ununon street. one person was killed and another is recovering from gunshot wounds. police think clark may have information about what happened that night. he's not being considered a suspect at this time. it was a close call for employees and customers at a davenport store... police say a man crashed his car into the "brady mart" yesterday afternoon. he knocked down the doors and some shelves, but fortunately, no one was hurt. crews spent the rest of the day trying to clean up the mess, and witnesses spent the rest of the day trying to forget it. we heard this noise and all of us looked over towards the doors and here comes this big red car crashing through the glass and it was going everywhere just like in the movies and talked about police say a medical issue caused the crash. "des moines water works" has set an unappealing record... the utility ran its nitrate removal equipment 177 days last year, shattering the previous record of 106 days in 1999. the equipment keeps tap water below the federal

. >> we ran down the hallway . all three bedrooms are damaged . and half in half of the hallway . he stayed in a hotel, was planning to move and that will happen your chance to learn a dream >> tickets for the st. jude dream home on sale thursday february 18 at 6:00 a.m., the half-million dollar home in the red tail golf contained just a tickets are $100, proceeds benefit st jude, it also gives you a chance to win a car from nick abraham auto mall, hot tub from lite-house pools and spas into the prizes, go to fox 8.com did was warmer, 40 degrees, it was very cold and we will find out with comparison, today was a beautiful day, a few decorative clouds, i was flying near the lake shore this weekend against the lake shore but glacier but no really solid ice . even though we had some cold days lasting eight days, the last eight days, the longest stretch of june . last week it was 14 degrees for the high temperature in this week 46 . we were not touched by the snowstorm but just down i-77, marietta with 13 inches in charleston west virginia with 19 inches of snowfall but for us it was

and before you know it, that whole hallway is on fire right under where the -- >> did they hang one of those things too close to one of the spotlights? is that what that was? >> this whole incident is still under investigation. but they do believe that there was a spark in the wiring of a light fixture that then caused some of the hammocks to catch on fire. >> the way they were hung, the way we saw them, they're all interconnected, one above the other. as soon as watch catches, they're all catching now, the whole room is going. >> fire was devastating. >> is that a historic building as well. >> it is a historic building. watch this video from inside. unfortunately one of the firefighters that was there to fight this incident, instead of having a heart attack while trying to fight this fire and authorities are still investigating the incident to figure out exactly what caused the fire. so we're all looking at that area to find new art to bring new culture to the stage. >> they got themselves a new member, a bit of a crap shot. >> here we go. here we go. >> oh, yes. >> here we go. >> wit

the fire broke out yesterday evening preventing some people from escaping through hallways. firefighters were able to use ladders to rescue them from the higher floors. six people suffered minor injuries including thee firefighters. officials believe the fire was an accident. u.s. customs officers catching a hidden shipment of marijuana disguised as carrots. officers stopped the trailer this week and took a closer look and found more nan 2,000 carrot shaped packages of suspected marijuana. the estimated street value is almost half a million dollar. >> ryan: back street boys nick carter is in jail. he tried to choke a bouncer inside a popular bar. he was a angry the bar staff won't serve him and his friend because they claim the pair showed up drunk. both are charged with misdemeanor i a salt. peek boo street has been police say she pushed her father down the stairs. they say street's three children witnessed the event. investigators say she locked her 76-year-old father in the basement before calling authorities. street's attorney says she denies any wrong doing and what she

and the only person in that back hallway was render. >> there was one man we wanted to talk to. remember shane lamb, one of the stockboys along with rob render, mario ka sar ro and brian carrick. where did we find him? in jail on an unrelated charge. 2020 with a stunning confession. >> i didn't have anything to do with this. prison. >> it's safe to say he's serving prison because of your testimony. >> that's right. >> what you want to say about your testimony today in. >> all of it was false. every single thing, the state's attorney set it up. >> he's talking about assistant state's attorney michael combs saying he forced him to place mario at the scene. shane says his back was against the wall. i was arrested for cocaine charges. my offer was 12 years. they said they would be indicted for murder if i didn't cooperate. >> here he is giving a statement but according to shane, what you don't see before this point, before the cameras roll, he makes allegations that combs sat him down for an hour without his >> on december 20th, 2002 mario karviar ro never called you to say come to

. >> you can smell the mold through the hallway. >> reporter: school counselor lekia wilson lead us on a tour. an entire section of the school is closed off, including the gym. >> you are seeing the result of rain coming right into the school. >> reporter: water leaking from the roof warped the wood floor. now, the smell of mildew fills the air. >> you could have some champion swimmers come out of here. >> absolutely. >> reporter: the school swimming pool has been waiting for repairs for five years. andre harlan is the gym teacher. how do you teach gym without a gym? >> well, we do conditioning in the hallway. >> reporter: so they walk the halls. >> or run. >> reporter: the state took over financial management of detroit public schools in 2009. million in debt. ivy bailey is interim head of the teachers' union. >> we kept talking and faulking and talking and it was going on deaf ears. nothing was changing and teach erpz were just fed up. >> reporter: darnell earley is the emergency manager appointed by the governor to fix the problems. >> certainly, if we don't get the money that we ne

. >> hallway? >> lobby. >> hallway? >> we met in a hallway. >> jimmy: i've never heard anti-room. i don't know that one yet. >> i don't know where the hell that came from. >> jimmy: make your aunt. >> can we start over? >> we met in the anti-room and we were there. and one of us asked the other to just run the lines. >> you asked me if i wanted to run the lines. >> jimmy: did you sense at that time that you had some kind of a chemistry? >> no. >> no. >> jimmy: you did not, no, no. did anything strange happen at the audition or standard -- after the anti-room? >> yes. in the audition? uh, i don't think so. >> no, nothing happened. for, chris carter? >> fox mulder. >> jimmy: you know damn well what i meant. >> it was a tiny, tiny room. like 50 network people. >> the room was huge. >> the room we auditioned in was teeny-weeny. >> all the fox suits were there. >> they're on chairs like two feet away from us. >> they want to hate you. they just want to -- they want to hate you. they did hate most of us. >> they hated me mostly. >> jimmy: did they really hate you? >> no. >> jimmy: but t

it really improves our school culture because we see people calling my students my name in the hallway and saying 'hi' to them." that also is part of the "lauren and lauren" pairing -- lauren sammons, a junior, with her best best buddy, sharing much more than just the first name.. " lauren and i basically have everything in common. same favorite color.blue. we listen to the same every single song that is on the radio. ever." the students also step off the city high campus as well -- with 28 one-to-one matches, like lauren and lauren, but with 147 students who joined, according to schwab. "8:01 you should always try and can because you'll never know who you have a connection with. " iowa musicians are getting a chance to show off their songwriting talents to fans across the state. the iowa music project, which supports live music throughout iowa, is holding a songwriting showcase. 25 songs submitted by artists will be selected for live recording sessions at a studio in lone tree, 2 of those voted on by fans. 15 tracks will be mastered into cd and vinyl formats. "1:49-:55 "the goal and h

so i kind of keep it in the hallway, away from everything. just because if it decide to blow up on me. >> so he says he even caught some players drag-racing in the hallways with it. >> so they would go to and from practices on hoverboards? >> yeah. >> i would be upset as a coach. you can walk. it's good exercise, folks. or jog. >> i think they exercise enough. >> you think so? >> two a-day exercises. >> i've never been to their >> every type of exercise is good. >> the hoverboard, it's core exercise. >> oh. maybe i should get a hoverboard. coming up, the growing distaste with the academy. lack of diversity among the oscar nominees leading to even more hollywood heavy hitters calling for change and a boycott of the ceremony. >>> and why this man right there is hugging jamie foxx, thankful for the actor taking action right outside his home. but first let's take a look at the forecast map, where it is cold. >> it's pretty cold. >> announcer: "world news now" weather. brought to you by mucinex sinus max. so how ya doing? enough pressure in here f