>> reporter: it is a harrowing story. the 53-year-old fredericksburg ride her all but given up. he texted -- rider had all but given up. he being ited a final good-bye -- he texted a final good-bye to his mother and two children convinced he was not going to get t rich is still wearing his georgetown hospital wristband. doctors just released him after almost four days. his story of terror underground and the desperate effort to get out is supplemented by a new video. >> i understand there's smoke on the train. please op the doors. we are about -- open the doors. we are about to move back to the platform. >> by the time they get us to the platform we'll be cooked. >> he said the train won't move until the train that's already in the plaza gets out. >> reporter: rich says several metro transit police were in his car yelling into their radios trying to get another train to move out of l'enfant

and that harrowing near miss on the new jersey turnpike. the camera rolling as a tractor trailer skids out of control, barrelling towards a stopped car before jumping the median and crashing on the other side. watch again. the huge tractor trailer, seconds away from disaster. everyone survived. we spoke with the man who shot the video. >> realized that everything in front of me was completely blocked off and there was absolutely no way to go to. >> reporter: the culprit, black ice and freezing rain. tonight, a warning. if the road looks wet, it might be a sheet of ice. and you'll have to be extra careful on those bridges and overpasses. they can be up to six degrees cooler than the road down below. it gets slick and icy up there first. in oregon more wrecks caused by freezing fog. two big rigs sandwiching caleb whitby. you can see him inside. that car used to be a pickup. >> i could see semi lights coming. i gripped the wheel tight and said a prayer that everything would be okay. >> reporter: miraculously, he's barely got a scratch tonight.

and it's later, other harrowing 911 calls, among them people barely breathing. at 3:33 people are suffocating, and that 3:42 some but he called from the train and said people are dying in here, we need some help on the train. the mayor indicated they will look thoroughly through mother of this. she applauded the fire department but said communications were a concern. richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> metro was apologizing tonight for the deadly accident. the metro board of directors release this letter that says in part, "we apologize to all metro riders and in particular to the family of carol glover and those injured or impacted by the events of monday afternoon." it goes on to say "you have our absolute commitment we will provide a full accounting of what happened that day, from the cause of the smoke to our emergency response." the ntsb says tonight its investigation into the accident is ongoing. the board said in a statement there is still more work that needs to be done before officially determining the calls or potential recommendations. the d.c. government r

i'm the harrow of item number one colleagues is a resolution authorizing the installation of the light rail art project along market street this item has been considered and endorsed by the arts and historic preservation commission i have broad community support by organizations including 70 michelle obama ma the buena vista arts and sf beautiful and the cb d from integral market and yerba buena this is an exciting project that is the first of its kind in the world visualize the light rail vehicles thin light strange longer than market street if the embarcadero to van ness sending delicately delicate lights matching the 200 underground trains people will monitor the trains by the above ground lights colleagues this is the transportation spine of san francisco and one of the most important streets it is deserving of improved treatment compared to what it is today that's why we're moving forward with the better street market plan as the supply moves forward the light rail will build awareness for the 0 future improvements on market street 24 installation was conceived and advanced by the

was rearrested for suspect connections in a plot to bomb the naissments fat who will load was a harrowingey through different countries and finally to the u.s. prison site at guantanamo bay. he remains there today. 13 years later with no charges filed against him. in 2005 he began a journal, confiscated by prison guard and deemed classified. after a seven-year legal battle, a gerald judge declassified the material, though some sections remain redacted. last week little brown and company published gaunt tan mo diary in which he details his first years of prison including isolations, beatings sexual abuse, et cetera. larry siems you say the book has been edit twice once by the u.s. government with 2600 redactions and a second time by yourself. unlike any other book, you haven't been able to talk to the author, right? >> right. >> sreenivasan: and you haven't been working with nancy to confirm the facts so as a reader how do i know what the author's intent was? >> i think he says what his intent was. by the time he gets going telling the story, he clearly massage it will be read by "us," the

. >> it's a harrowing ordeal for the family as they look for his brother tony after a silo collapsed last night at the riverside complex in bristol. tony gabriel works loading powdered cement into trucks he is the only worker from last night's shift that is unaccounted for. >> we made every effort to go through and search for the victim. technical rescue and local fire companies and rescue dogs, now we deemed going from a rescue effort to a recovery effort. >> this is a combination of a building collapse and what we call an engulfment scenario where as all of these hundreds of thousands of pounds of dry concrete rushed down like an avalanche and bury everything in its sight. >> this is what the silo looked like from google earth and now a giant pile of gray, now they say it would have left gabriel with no air to breathe. >> we'll start rigging this building and pulling it apart and work from the top down and digging our way in as conditions allow us to. >> we are in recovery mode and we'll just wait until they find him. he is not dead until they find him. >> back live now osha is ves

. >> we have all heard the stories of delays and dysfunction having to do with this awful and harrowing event monday. but this is a different story. there is no blame here, this is a police officer who made a difference. >> they dispatched initially for smoke in the tunnel. >> 33-year-old keith is not your typical metropolitan police officer. >> i joined as a firefighter. >> the former firefighter and still certified emt turned cop carried with him a backpack full of medical supplies. when he arrived at l'enfant plaza metro station last monday, he initially worked medical triage outside of the station where he saw carol glover, the one person who did not survive. >> you don't want to have that outcome. it's not what you are hoping for. >> his next assignment, head down to the train and help passengers in need. his years of work with the fire department kicked in. >> it was eerie, completely black, working by flashlight in the tunnel. >> he resuscitated one of the two critically injured patients. >> he was under compression for about a minute, then we reassess the paulson got a pulse. wh

. >> reporter: some very harrowing stories. the fire chief's office tells me that the building fire alarm system had been inspected when it was last required but the certificate from that inspection expired at midnight last night. hard to tell whether that had anything to do with whether the fire alarms did not go off. that's just one of the problems reported by people trying to escape. >> thank god i'm okay. >> reporter: dozens of residents are counting their lucky stars after that four-alarm fire swept through their building wednesday night, completely destroying it. one person lost their life and many more are telling harrowing stories about barely able to escape the raging flames. 13-year-old alessandro gonzaga couldn't get out of his window at first. >> the window wouldn't open. so i had to push it really hard. and it broke. it like shattered. so i went down to the bottom fire escape. >> reporter: marcela cordova couldn't even get that far. >> we tried to like hit the windows to try to get out. but the window that goes to

and the harrowing ordeal they endured. >> it was an extremely traumatic event. it was a psychological torture. even working there under an ode day was tough. the temperature was 90 degrees, they are 2,000 feet underground. they have to get to the mine through this stone highway in the mountain that spirals down to the bottom. it's 98% humidity. most of them didn't have breakfast on an ode day because they would throw it up after a couple of hours working in these conditions. so the mine collapses. huge stone crushes the road out. it blocks their way out with a curtain of stone a guillotine of stone and they are slowly dying the first 17 days t was a very existential and a very spiritual thing. because most of the men were fathers, were providers for their family. and they realized that their families might never see them again. might never be able to provide for them families again. when they started to die of starvation they reflected on what kind of father was i was i a good father bad father, a good husband. many of them felt they were being pun shalled for w

you will hear the harrowing story of how a 7-year-old girl pulled herself from the wreckage to go get>> and in just about an hour, mourners gather and say a good-bye to fallen nypd officer liu who was killed last month along with his partner as tensions between police and the mayor remain high. the police commissioner wants his officers not to make a political statement this weekend. >>> a brand-new hour of news live from the nation's capital starts in just a few minutes. we'll see you then. >>> you got to be kidding me. qg taking heat for its craziest politicians list. 17 out of 20 of them are conservatives. media bias? >> the map proves it. you can do a better job than that. people are entertained when there's balance because we know it's a chaotic insane political environment. democrats didn't have a stellar year. they had a horrible year because of crazy people like nancy pelosi who said democrats are not fearmongers. civilization as we know it is in jeopardy. if republicans win the senate. and that's not -- she chased tom moreno down two aisles in the chamber because of -- >> she

after a sometimes harrowing day on the road we were able to make it all the way from new jersey to here in new hampshire where you can see some of these backroads still covered in snow. the snow here has slowed but that just means the cleanup is under way. the fast moving storm pushed across the northeast today blanketing towns from pennsylvania to massachusetts. >> i'm ready, you know. i've lived in new england all my life. it's not any different. >> reporter: in secaucus, new jersey, a snowplow driver was injured when the top deck of a parking garage he was clearing collapsed. officials are trying to determine if the weight of the snow and plow may have been a factor. in massachusetts, nearly 3,000 salt trucks and plows were out on the roads. icy conditions caused this box truck to overturn near southboro, slowing traffic to a crawl. in new york slick roads caused some drivers to spinout. early this morning we set out on our journey in stanhope, new jersey, where four inches of snow had already fallen. it really is a mess out here. you can see our point of view, what i'm seeing is i'm

we talked to several people and they had quite very -- harrowing stories that they were telling. very scary stories about what it was like being stuck on that train. >> we decided to go out one of the side doors. and then we just started walking on the rails. like firemen started coming with the gas mask and we didn't have any so it was pretty alarming but they directed us out. once we got in the station, we just sprinted for our lives out of there because we had no idea what was happening, we were all so scared but we made it out. >> we are at this point, everybody has been let off of the trains. they were loaded on to these buses here. moved to either get medical help or onto their final destinations courtesy of metro. the official word is one person seriously injured and five others with less serious but we saw a number of people who were treated here on the scene and a number of people who were taken out of here by ambulance. so the scene is clear as far as victims are concerned. at this point, you see all of the emergency personnel here behind me. the investigation now start

we have heard from witnesses who say it was a harrowing scene on this busy center city sidewalk when it happened. we are talking about quite a distance, eight stories up. this is the window where it happened. police have searched the dorm room on the other side and tell me this morning they are speaking with friends of the victim who were here. this happened last night -- >> the windows are weird. you open them and they automatically close back because we are not permitted to have windows open. so with both of them shut one of them was open when the accident happened. >> we'll get back to katy with more in a moment. >>> happening today, a philadelphia man will be sentenced for beating his infant son to death. samuel cabrera iii beat his 3-month-old son to death at his home in 2013. the baby died at the children's hospital of philadelphia. the father confessed after first tell investigators it was an accident. >>> now to a high school sexting scandal. we learned eight students will be charged in the case. the students at neshaminy high school passed around sexually expoliced expolice

a pretty harrowing time for the "live" loved ones of those onboard. many have been gathering in surabaya waiting for more news. >> reporter: this is the room where the relatives of the passengers and crew from the aircraft is getting a regular braefing from officials from the government the police and airline officials here. compensation package is starting to be discussed here. what we've been hearing from the relatives here is that their main priority is just to get the bodies of their loved ones back as soon as possible. they're getting increasingly worried that the longer it takes for the bodies to be retrieved from the water, the more likely the bodies will decompose and it will make it difficult for them to be identified. we know that today among the bodies that have been identified is one of the flight attendants from the aircraft. and it's been a slow progress for the relatives here in terms of bodies to be retrieved from the water. there's an increasing suspicion that the reason why authorities have not been able to find more bodies is becaus

. >> and while there were in harrowing scenes there, we feel compelled to ta thankfully none resulted in serious injury. we're back in a moment with a historymaking climb into the record books. ♪ ♪ jean jean ♪ ♪ roses are red ♪ >>> rod mckuen has died. he was poet a lyricist a musician. while he was once given the label of the unofficial poet laureate, snobs hated him. critics found his work facile, tepid and aphoristic three words everyday people don't use, and rod mckuen wrote for everyday people. he was talk show staple. his songs were record by sinatraal streisand. he survived a brutal upbringing. to become one of the voices that mirrored the '60s. rod mckuen was 81. >>> well, this has now been done. a man has climbed niagara falls the solid version. 147 feet of sheer ice. adventurer will gad used ice hooks to pull himself up the frozen section of the falls in about an hour, dodging ice chunks along the way while unfrozen sections of the falls raged on next to him at 70 miles an hour downhill. >>> as you look at these next pictures, think of what it took to be a submariner in the

. >> hear more of his harrowing ordeal later today. >>> got ugly on the hard court, a shoving match with howard. it starts with a few shoves then garnet threw the ball at howard at head butted him. both issued technicals rockets go on to win 113-99. >>> the president honored spurs at the white house. mr. obama is a fan made jokes about tim duncan. >> first of all, they are old. for an old guy, it makes me feel good to see, you know - where is tim? >> poor tim duncan. cristiano ronaldo wins the prize for the second straight year as the world's best soccer player. doesn't hurt to look at either. denver broncos and head coach john fox have agreed to part ways after fourth straight afc west titles and one super bowl appearance. keep an eye on fox to announce a new job very soon. >>> who would have thought legendary tv comedian bob new hart would be trending on twitter during the game. here is why. do you notice -- >> in regards to my new year as head ref, i don't have a career. i need to do something. >>> jimmy kimmel's mean tweets. >> rece davis is a tool and needs to suck a muffler. >> lou

. >> a thrill ride turned into a harrowing rescue for over fremont street in vegas.own on the slotzilla zip line. it left hip danglingçcío@ more than 100 feet above the ground for about a half hour. eventually firefighters were able to rescue him. ride owners say they are still looking into how he got stuck. he was not hurt. >> the fight against ebola can be won this year. that's the message coming from the outgoing chief of the u.n.'s anti-ebola mission. anthony ban bury says they missed the mark in 2014 but now there arez Áenough treatment centers and highly trained teams to isolate patients and safely bury the dead. it has infected more than 20,000 people in west africa and nearly 8,000 of them have tl&bcdied. >>> the transportation$m/afety administration says more passengers are walking through airport security armed with weapons and they don't ifô1ç this is the problem. 'cane with daggers or swords hidden inside. securityd fz agents a+e confiscating the weapons on a daily basis. in fact, it's become such an issue, thel 3q tsa is now advising anyone who uses a 'c

our nation faced harrowing months following our surprise entry into world war ii will start this weekks the anniversary of the observance of pearl harbor. even after president's efforts to ready the nation, our military was not as prepared or equipped and unable to match the machine. once more at the time of national emergency, thousands of americans from across the country took it upon themselves to buy time for the calgary as the minutemen had rest to armed revolutionary war to protect their towns and when our liberty, so too did the civilians of the civil air patrol rush into the skies to guard our shores and drive back the forces of tyranny. some were even too young, some too old, sent to an firm for the military. these men and woman were not be denied the opportunity to use their aviation skills in the service of our country. many of you and others with you then met jobs and shuttered businesses, traveled to airbases slept and converted chicken coops, worked without pay for bare-bones everyday just to risk your lives and climb into small am a civilian aircraft to scan the waves f

harrowing moments for a baby sitter when the baby monitor talks back. that's coming up at 6:00. >>> finally at 5:00 a live look at the university of phoenix stadium in arizona. all lit up ready for super bowl xlix. preparations are under way even as we speak. earlier today singer katy perry posed for pictures holding a football to promote her halftime show. most people bet on the sports team patriots or seahawks people bet on perry. her wardrobe. what she'll ware.ear. what color her hair will be. >> my entrance and exit are very spectacular. never been done before. and it's going to be a great show. >> i wonder what it is. is she going to parachute in? there will be no wardrobe malfunctions and when the show is over she wants people talking about her music. you can watch the super bowl this sunday here on nbc bay area. the fun begins at 10:00 a.m. with a supersized pregame show. kickoff at 3:30. >> was that a cheerleading outfit? >> very festive. >> brian williams is next. >>> on our broadcast here tonight, the urgent warning late today from the cdc abo

washington post metro section the transit system opposes to moreno and the other passengers for a harrowingandmother who died. >> advertising seems like the wrong way to go bad. what's that going to do for the riders and the person who died? i think 82 people were hospitalized. we need to see change. >> reporter: the letter expresses its full commitment to accountability and safety and they won't wait for the full ntsb report to do so. d.c. fire and ems released their initial reports saturday revealing a host of problems to include radios "nonexistent" in the tunnel that metro was aware of days before, possible problems with ventilation and metro failing to tell firefighters of the people trapped down there for 20 minutes. >> if they came close to losing an -- they came close to losing an entire trainful of people in that tunnel. >> reporter: justin moreno's reaction to the apology, "i just hope they use a better sense of urgency on the investigation than they did on the emergency itself. metro should develop some short term policy on emergency response or have some expert come in and help

nick james on the harrowing ordeal and how the manmade it out with barely a scratch. >> reporter: thisube video showing what 2,000 pounds of pressure per inch can do. you can understand why firefighters say ... >> the people in the industry have a hard time believing he survived. this is really kind of a miracle that he didn't die. >> reporter: to survive in the back of a garbage truck, the man told first responders he used wooden planks creating a pocket around him so he wouldn't get crushed. >> he described the area he built around him as a coffin. so those were his words. we are fortunate it didn't turn out to be a coffin. >> reporter: he said he was digging in the dumpster for his lost wallet. the truck came along and scooped him up in the north highlands area. get this. he was stuck in the truck for three-and-a-half hours before he was finally dumped at the yolo county landfill tuesday afternoon. imagine the truck drivers surprise when he saw the guy fly out of his truck along with the trash and it's a good thing the driver spotted him. rushing out to stop the bulldozer that was a

. >> it was harrowing for them. you'll hear from them in a minute. take a look behind me. it's still an active scene while the fire is out, totally under control. there were dozens of fire engines that responded to this, and it's taking them a while to pull out from the scene. still a lot of water is all over the pavement here as a result of the fire fighting effort. let's go to our video. here's video of what the apartment building looks like just a little earlier after fire broke out on the second floorp. it happened in the middle of the night. you had families some with small children running to safety when firefighters pulled up they tell me they saw dozens of people on their exterior balconies. heres is one family that jumped with the help of a police officer. >> fire smoke, yeah jump through the window. >> you jumped? >> yeahp. some guy help me. >> what was it like having to jump from your second floor window? >> scared. >> did you jump into someone's arms below? >> yeah. >> reporter: and again, that person was a police officer who caught that child, her sibling and

. ♪ >>> time for "the pulse" starting with the harrowing visit to the bathroom in a san diego officease explain this. >> a young woman went in and noticed that the water in the toilet was a little higher than usual and plunged it then she got the shock of a lifetime seeing a snake. >> as soon as i realized that was a snake i had the plunger still in hand and screamed all the way to my desk. >> i would scream of course i would scream. >> well animal control showed up to deal with this five five-foot-long colombian rainbobo iowa and it bit a handler. if the snake isn't claimed by tomorrow it will be given to a rescue group. >> wow. >>> next hollywood has kicked off this year's award seasons. >> heavy hitters from the worlds of movie, music, television collided at the awards where"the big bang theory" won. >> robert downey jr. and lady antebellum won and iggy azalea won favorite hip-hop artist. >> the moment of the night went to an older lady if you will. she's aged beautifully. that's captain america, actually offering his arm to betty white. everybody's favorite golden girl. >> how ch

. >> we are getting a look at the harrowing moments inside the cockpit just before a pilot dropped his plane into the pacific ocean. dropped it using a parachute. leu morton realized his plane was going to run out of gas a few hundred miles off the coast of maui. he alert the coast guard deployed the plane's special parachute and started videotaping from his gopro showing the parachute above. at one point he mouthed the words, this is gonna be fun. >> i just passed one big hurdle but now i still have all these others to go through. it was pretty aggressive hit, hitting the water about 20 miles an hour. >> the coast guard helicopter coming to help morton was filming this footage. he was rescued by a nearby cruise ship. >> he looks so calm. >> he did. >> surprised he's not screaming. >> pilot always has to stay calm. plan b, plan c. yup. >> planes crashing, let me turn on my camera. >> gopro, baby. >>> a lot of people going to be gopro-ing something outside over the weekend. it's going to be so warm. i know let's forget about the drought for two minutes. i know we cannot, but just try. 7

call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> a harrowing night for a 7- year-old in prince george's county, but police come to the rescue. >> now arctic air rolls into the metro saturday. clouds come back sunday. we've issued a yellow alert for monday morning freezing rain. >> investigators on two continents are digging into the backgrounds for three frenchmen responsible for the deadly terrorist attacks in and around paris. >> reporter: it was in this montgomery county parking lot where a deal was made with an undercover cop to ill can the mother of his child -- to kill the mother of his child. >>> a sad ending after two police officers jump into a frozen pond to rescue a child. thanks for joining us on your friday. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm derek mcginty. in the past 15 minutes we learned a 7-year-old pulled from the icy waters by two prince george's county officers this evening has died. >> it happened at a pond in the 1500 block of south view drive and oxon hill. that's where jim osman has more on the dramatic rescue, certainly not the outcome any

there, he spoke about how he was tortured in prison and described his harrowing escape. shin is sticking to the broad outline of his earlier accounts but he now admits that the time and location of certain events were incorrect. today he posted a message on facebook to apologize and wrote, "every one of us have stories or things we'd like to hide." back in this country, the federal aviation administration has suspended a program which had allowed safety inspectors to skip security checkpoints while on the job. the decision follows tuesday's arrest of an faa agent at new york city's laguardia airport. he had carried a firearm in his carry-on bag after bypassing security checkpoints at hartsfield-atlanta international airport. investment by venture capitalists into start-ups is surging. measured by dollars, it was up 61% last year over 2013. this, according to a survey by the national venture capital association and pricewaterhouse. the single biggest beneficiary was uber, which uses a mobile app to connect drivers and passengers. the company now competes with standard tax

>> reporter: first, take a look behind me at the sidewalk it was a harrowing scene here for commuters headed home. a woman fell eight stories to her death and injuries a woman walking home. now this happened just before 6:00 last night. police say the victim may have been hanging outside of the window taking pictures when she fell. though they have not ruled this an accident yet pending the investigation. friends say the woman is rebecca kim who was a temple freshman and was at the university of art when she fell. >> it is crazy. that could have been me. it could have been anyone just walking by. >> reporter: the woman injured on the sidewalk, i'm told this morning she had spinal injuries and is at the hospital recovering. we checked into the building records of where this happened and found no previous building violations. police tell me this morning that they are interviewing several students, three specifically who were with the victim rebecca kim, just moments before her death. and they also conducted a search warrant of the dorm above and may finish that at this early hour. repor

i'm the harrow of item number one colleagues is a resolution authorizing the installation of the lightrail art project along market street this item has been considered and endorsed by the arts and historic preservation commission i have broad community support by organizations including 70 michelle obama ma the buena vista arts and sf beautiful and the cb d from integral market and yerba buena this is an exciting project that is the first of its kind in the world visualize the light rail vehicles thin light strange longer than market street if the embarcadero to van ness sending delicately delicate lights matching the 200 underground trains

our nation faced harrowing months following our surprise entry into world war ii.ven after president roosevelt efforts to ready the nation, our military was not as prepared or equipped and unable to match the axis war machine. german u-boats patrolled the coast with near impunity, taking a terrible toll on ships and tankers, even within the view of american cities. yet once again, at this time of national emergency, thousands of americans from across the country took upon themselves to buy time for the cavalry. as the minutemen had rushed to arms in the revolutionary war to protect their towns and win our liberty, so too, did the civilians of the air patrol rush to our skies to drive back the forces of tyranny. some were too young, some too old, some too infirm for the military. these men and women would not be denied the opportunity to use their aviation skills in the service of our country. many of you and others who served with you then left jobs and shuttered businesses, travel to ramshackle air bases, slept in converted chicken coops, they tell me. they worked

it was a harrowing experience to say the least that tested every bit of his stamina and humanity ands brought to life with tender loving compare and compassion by angelina jolie's direction. we'll start with a look at a scene from "unbroken" starring jack o'connell as louis zamperini. >> look at me. look me in the eye. >> i was whispering when the clip was running how much i hated this officer because he was so evil in this film. and i was asking her how difficult is it to get an actor, that's what actors do, of course, but to summon whatever you have to summon to play something that is so reprehensible. you were telling me about this guy. >> yes. i think he's so extraordinary. he was a rock star. we stalked him and asked him to audition. he did. he's a spiritual person and has two little kids. very, very loving human being. he hates to play violence, hates to be violent. i think that's what makes his extraordinary in the film. as much as you hate him, he's a complex -- he comes across -- he's pained and conflicted, and there's something wrong with him. it's not as simple as somebody

take that work forward and continue to make sure young people in the schools are able to make the harrowing but powerful trip to see the concentration camp themselves. >> >> may i tell my right honorable friend that someone who voted with colleagues against the iraq war, i have sought to follow the chilcot inquiry very closely. may i tell them that i'm aware of no evidence that any witness, any witness, has sought to offer the progress of the inquiry by delay? but i'm aware that there are reports that there have been some illness among the members of the inquiry, and in one case severely so. but the lesson to be learned from this, after the experience of these inquiries, that the proper template for such inquiries in the future should be as of levenson, just -- judge lead but with a timetable? >> i think my right honorable friend makes a strong point, particularly from the stance he has taken, and i agree with him i have not heard anything that anyone is trying artificially to delay this report. he is absolutely right about some of the things that have happened to the inquiry members most n

former miami dolphins fullback rob konrad for this challenge, the 38-year-old recovering after a harrowingeal at sea. his wife by his side. >> realized i was in some real trouble. >> reporter: after falling off his 36-foot fishing boat while reeling in a big catch off the south florida coast, his boat on autopilot towards the bahamas konrad was all alone without a life jacket nine miles offshore so konrad started swimming. >> bit by jellyfish right when the sun was going down circled by a shark. >> reporter: missing two rescue attempts. spotting a fish boat 50 yards away and coast guard helicopters circling overhead. finally reaching dry land after 16 hours. >> i've got two beautiful daughter s daughters. i was hitting that shore. >> reporter: a former dolphin swimming to safety. mara schiavocampo abc news new york. >>> well it's every sports fan's worst nightmare missing out on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet their favorite sports fan. >> for one the nightmare got worse. now here's a pic that roy halladay tweeted out at an amusement park with you missed me. >> he couldn't be both

tonight, the 38-year-old recoveng after a harrowing ordeal at sea, his wife by his side. >> i realized was in some real trouble. >> reporter: after falling off his fishing boat while reeling in a big catch off the south florida coast, his boat on auto pilot towards the bahamas, konrad was all alone without a life jacket. nine miles offshore. so konrad started swimming. >> bit by jelly fish. right when the sun was going down i was circled by a shark. >> along the way, missing two rescue attempts. spotting a fishing boat just 50 yards away. and coast guard helicopters circling overhead. finally, reaching dry land after 16 hours. >> i've got two beautiful daughters. i was hitting that shore. >> reporter: a former dolphin swimming to safety. mara schiavocampo abc news new york. >> really incredible. >>> when we come back tonight, that made in america quiz. and breaking news on joan rivers and that clinic tonight. n't ignore signs of damage in your home. are you sure you're not ignoring them in your body? even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis an occasional flare

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it was extremely harrowing for them. i talked to one young mother who says fire broke out on her second floor. she has two young girls. smoke was filling the hallway. they got very nervous. they needed to get out of the building. the only way out was to jump from the balcony. she said a police officer who was first to the accident helped her jump. she jumped into his arms. her children jumped into his arms. i met her. she was walking down the hill. so relieved to basically be on safe ground. so here's a little bit of the back story. i talked to the fire marshal. there was a really, really large response to this fire. you have two buildings filled with apartments dozens of people inside one of the buildings. fire broke out. there were five people in that single apartment where the fire broke out. three of them were taken to abington hospital for minor injuries. but really you -- for the most part people are okay. firefighters were okay. the rest of the people who lived inside that apartment building were okay. and that's

after a harrowing ascent as friends well know. >> what makes it hard is holes are small and far apart. hard to find. >> they did with edges of the shoes. this is the most difficult climb in the world. first free climb of the don wall the men had only ropes to catch them, and that was a good thing. this section took 11 tries. that slip nearly call him his will power. >> devastated and thoughts crossed my mind i should just throw in the towel. >> both made it. jorgeson called moments later a mixture of joy and relief. >> this is something he never thought would happen. >> proud of course. it's been such a long time incoming. we have been preparing ourselves for it for a long time. weren't sure it's going to ride but here we are. >> there they are. two names linked with el captain. >> so you might wonder what the men said. nothing official. they celebrated with a family. they plan a press conference tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m . wayne freedman abc7 news. >> great for them, thank you wayne. >> still ahead we're going to continue to follow developments in newark. four people were hurt wh