they were just beating me on top of the head with a sock full of batteries. >> and this officer haskinsof the officers that was there, and he was one who probably got hurt the worst. >> my two officers tried to pull me back through. the three of them were on the backside and they were trying to pull me back out. a tug-of-war began. these guys would still be beating me on top the head, but finally the two officers pulled me through. >> haskins was not a target. none of those officers was a target. they was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. and they caught the rap. >> i reached around back like this and i felt something on my -- something wet on my back, when i brought it back around, it was blood. come to find out, i had gotten stabbed in the back at the tug-of-war at the door. so beat up at the time i didn't even notice it. >> brown received an additional two years in disciplinary detention for the assault on sergeant haskins. >> someday he'll probably have to earn the opportunity to get out of that unit. however, my question to him would be, what have you learned? is it still

francine haskins posted i watched on tv and the nasa web site and i'm still crying my eyes out.e were part of history. and palmer allen wrote, thanks, guys, for the pure emotion of the event as we all say good- bye and thank you to nasa for the space shuttle program. just simply awesome. remind me when i was a kid watching the apollo flight. >> i saw all of the picture just all over facebook, friend of mine that worked downtown that were able to go outside and take pictures. >> i'm still seeing them now just looking at facebook. >> all the people on buildings yesterday. >> all right. >> amazing. >> good day to be outside today too if of a got your eyes to the skies, right? well, wait. >> if you like rain showers. >> in hawaii, it was 80 every day. >> it has only been an hour. it will a wonderful day. it will be a dosent day. we need the rain. that is the bottom line so every drop we can get, we'll take. when we get into the upper months, that is typically our driest time of year. we need the rain in the spring. 61 now in washington. 52 in baltimore. we've got the possibility of