initially and he might touch upon this there started to become like a loud hiss. >> you heard a hissingnd? >> yeah. one thing i didn't notice until the end, until we watched the video, i didn't hear the horn. >> the horn was going off the entire time. >> i don't recall it. >> that's interesting. >> we were looking at her and we discussed about mark having a knife. we discussed that he pulls a knife out -- >> to cut her out of the seat belt? >> and i'm holding her head. you hear the hissing getting louder and louder. i couldn't see too much the fire and the smoke. he turns to me we gotta get her out. but when he cut her, i tried holding her head in my right hand and holding onto her arm, we knew she was going to drop we did everything possible to stabilize the neck because of the injury. >> right. at what point did you start doing cpr, or by that time had paramedics arrived? >> once we were carrying her across the street we want to get her as far away from the car as possible. i checked her pulse by her hand. i didn't feel anything. mark checked her pulse by the neck he felt it but it wa

hissing sound? the end, actually until we watched the video again, it's kind of like i blocked it out. i didn't hear the horn. >> the horn was going off the whole time? >> it was and i don't recall the horn going off. when we were up there and i was looking at her, we discussed about mark having a knife. he always keeps a knife on him so we discussed that. he pulls the knife out -- >> to cut her out of the seat belt. >> and i'm holding her head. you hear a hissing and it's getting louder and louder. i couldn't see the fire or the smoke. he turns to me and says hey, we've got to go. we've got to get her out. but when he cut her, that's one thing we need to do. i tried holding her head and neck here. i was holding on to her arm so when he cut her, we knew she would drop. it was impossible to stabilize her neck. >> at what about point did you realize that she was alive or did you start doing cpr or by that time had paramedics arrived? >> once we were carrying her across the street once we dragged her a

he left out the hissing though. that's a big one on the construction site. that's a big one.atched this video and he heard those noises. that is a true story and it gave me an idea. if a man does that to you you go -- in their face. >> lick yourself, right? >> so you think -- >> that's cats. that's andy's territory. dogs not so much. >> this is women repellent more than anything else you think? this is not going to attract anything. >> i don't know. the male to female ratio is not in the woman's favor in new york city. >> understood. >> you got me with the hissing. robots would kill us. bartending bots have arrived. they mix drinks and place them on the conveyor belt. two are working on royal caribbean cruiseships. as the "wall street journal" reports, these machines are designed to work alongside humans and not replace them. one company has developed a bar tender bot that can hold conversations with customers. let's take a look. >> that is so hot. >> the things i could do with that. and some honey. >> and some vinegar too. dagen, you poured your heart out in the past. is thi

pushed hiss pushed his luck a little too far. >> camera on the right wing as he comes in for the landing. he swings a little much catches a breeze and then right in. people come running over to make sure he's okay. at least he just took it to the face. >> the worst places to land. that's the worst about hang gliding. any heavy landing is just you. >> now here's a video that's gotten tens of millions of views. a black man after he was pulled over by a white cop in lexington, south carolina. >> he put his hands on the wheel and listens to what the officer said. >> he said the median needed to be open for emergency vehicles. i was wrong. he gave me a warning and i was about my way. >> i believe this video has gone viral because of what he says next. >> now, the point of this is to say that i'm an african american male. this gentleman was caucasian. there were no problems. >> if you just do what you're suppose to do at a traffic stop there should be no deadly interaction. >> wiftv in south carolina caught up with the officer in this incident. >> absolutely blows my mind something that small

lon told me years ago he had to come up with a phrase of hiss own, and tell it good-bye was born. he also told me a few years ago he was proud to be on the microphone for both of my 49ers highlights. define kiper was there. and lon said what are you laughing about, you only had one home run. love the guy. our thoughts go out to his four daughters. per lon's request typically, it was never about him, no services are planned. the giants, i know they love to put statues around their ballpark. lon simmons should have a statue at at & t park. >> if he is giving you a hard time he is a man after my own heart. >>> tomorrow is opening day for the a's, and rain is expected. earlier today abc7 news was there as a downpour hit the coliseum bart station. right now, a live look. there are clouds in the sky. no rain right now. but that's going to change. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has more with live doppler 7 hd. >> it is a temporary lull. we are in between two systems. the first arrived early this morning on easter sunday. look at the rain totals. not a significant storm. oakland shy of

[ hissing sound ] it's like someone throwing a a cobra at you, and it almost bites you.n't know what i did there. i freaked out a little bit, right. big deal! >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i reacted the way any normal man would react. >> steve: right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: then a couple batters later, it happens again. >> steve: what? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: another foul ball right at me. now i feel like the yankees are testing my manhood. >> steve: right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so i did what any man would do in that situation. i grabbed my beer and i chugged it. check it out. >> jimmy: i said "that's good, i've had enough. there you go, right there." >> so quickly, 0-2. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: you'd think that would be enough. now, i guess some people are saying i didn't really chug it, that half of it spilled onto my shirt. anyone who knows me knows that's not how jimmy fallon rolls. and to prove it, i've got a a beer right here. [ cheers and applause ] i'm going to chug it for you right now. i need some music for this. roots, can you play "thi

>> it punctured a tire on that vehicle and they believe that hiss scared the lions away. >> nice move. when i heard that i thought someone had gotten involved in what was going on. >> watch these people. they are working on it. it is not that far away. i would be a little nervous. >> that was amazing there. >> they are definitely going to give us something to talk about. maybe it will give us a little chuckle, even though it is kind of a serious video. >> this is in florida. this guy just pulled over a pan nel las county deputy. >> he pulled over the deputy. >> the citizen pulled over the deputy. >> sir, may i have your name and badge number please? >> is he high? >> why? >> the reason i'm pulling you over today is i'm actually doing a citizens pullover right now. i don't know if you are aware of this or not but your head light is out. >> we get pulled over for the same thing. >> as a concerned citizen and taxpayer yes. >> you are driving in authorized city vehicle in unsafe conditions. i have actually been pulled over from the same exact thing and given a ticket. so i'm actually not

. >> reporter: heading into saturday's game bow ryan told hiss players this was a prize fight. with two minutes left on the score tied at 60-60 delivered a from senior sam dekker and a permanent lead. >> i was waiting for a good look like that all night. >> reporter: kentucky's dream season was over and frustration leaked out. sophomore andrew harrison was mered a profanity about frank kaminsky. he quickly apologized. kaminsky on sunday. >> he reached out to me. we talked about it. over it. nothing needs to be made about it. >> reporter: kaminsky keeps his cool. whether dancing to taylor swift or posing in a throwback letter sweater but underneath is a competitive drive from a former underdog. >> back in high school and everything, there were people that were considered, you know better than me and that kind of irritated me. it's something that always drove me to become a better player so i'm happy i have that competitive drive and that competitive nature. >> reporter: they'll compete for the top title but coach boweau ryan said they're a competitive team. >> we are who we are

protests broke out when activists learned hissed death.y will look into any criminal conduct by gray and whether any argue officers should face criminal charges. >>> the fbi will update it's results of an homegrown terror investigation. several young people were arrested in minneapolis and san diego yesterday and suspected isis sympathizers. they had either trafficked to syria traveled to syria or plan to go there. isis beheaded more ethiopian christians. >>> police found the mother and daughter who vanished at the same time that the mother was involved in a dispute over her husband's will with her step children. no charges are expected in their disappearance. >> we have intense audio from the rescue of two children from a house fire in maryland. >> we're following a developing story, dramatic pictures overnight show a deadly earthquake rattle an island nation overseas. so, what brings you to jersey? well, geico's the #1 auto insurer in new jersey, new york and connecticut. so i just came by to say "thanks." #1, huh? that's great. here you

soldiers cracked down on protesters in 2010 on orders from the government of then prime minister ab hiss it vejjajiva. the group that launched the demonstrations are still at odds. >>> officials in tokyo are trying to arrange a meeting between the defense ministers of japan and south korea. they're hoping to set a date for next month. the last time defense chiefs from the countries met was about four years ago. defense minister gen nakatani said he hopes to meet with han min-koo in may in singapore. >> translator: the north korean missile program poses a serious threat. we want to enhance cooperation with south korea in dealing with such issues. >> nakatani says he hopes to discuss signing a pact on sharing security intelligence. he says he also wants to explain the government's plan to revise japan's security laws. nakatani noted senior defense and foreign affairs officials from the countries are to meet next week. he said arrangements are also being made for a meeting of defense officials in japan, the u.s. and south korea. >>> north korean authorities are condemning what they see as a

hiss death sparked protests by demonstrators who see this as another case of mistreatment of blacks by police. more demonstrations are expected later this week. craig boswell has our report. >> reporter: freddie grey's family was joined by protesters. some overcome with emotion. they're looking into the questions of gray's death. he was arrested after he and another man ran from officers. gray was seen being carried into a van by a video. another video also obtained by wjz shows officers removing gray from the van to shackle his legs at a stop during the drive to the western district. at the end of the ride an ailing gray was rushed to the hospital where he died sunday. autopsy results say the cause of death was a severe spine injury. police say they don't know what happened. demonstrators say they will take their case to baltimore's mayor on thursday with a rally at city hall. organizer jamaal bryant wants the six officers involved to face charges. >> i want murder charges for all of them because there was no history or record of him having a spinal injury. all police officers can't s

and a hiss toring first as cherry blossom festival winds down another d.c. tradition is born. it's one that could change an entire quadrant of the city. news at 6:30 continues next. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. dresses start at $25. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company. trl the country of turkey is upset with comments made by pope francis during sunday's mass at the vatican. turkey recalled its ambassador to the holy sea after the pope called the mass killing of ire meanians during world war i a genocide. turkey has long opposed efforts to classify the actions by what would what was then the ottman empire of genocide. 1.5 air meanian christians died between 1915 and 1917. a historic first in the district as people crowded in to see the cherry blossoms, a new group packed southeast to celebrate the anacostia river neighborhood. d.c.'s newest tradition got off to a rocking start. reporter: as the sons of the u.s. navy ceremonial band trumpeted throughout the park, children and fam

[hiss] tough one. probably...my... mom, i don't know. >> that's a hard one. um -- probably my dad, i guess. i don't know. he's a good friend of mine. >> i'd say one of my close friends. >> a soldier. >> personally, i'd pick someone who knows how to build a boat. with "speak of the week," i'm eden. >> here's a statement cat-lovers won't like -- dogs are smarter. scientists say social animals tend to have bigger brains relative to their size. dogs are more social, so they tend to have bigger brains. well, that certainly gives pet owners "paws" [pause] for thought. >> if worrying about life is keeping you awake at night we'll get some tips on how some simple yoga techniques can help. i'll have that story when "teen kids news" returns. >> hooplaha's motto is "life with a smile." their website features good news, inspirational stories, cute pictures, and funny videos. sound familiar? since "teen kids news" has a similar mission, we're presenting you with our hooplaha pick of the week. >> [ poignant music plays ] >> hi, my name is monique aven. i'm 18 years old and

and to cut yields came out of the woods to the trail and the noise that they made were howling and hissing. >> reporter: in fact, this is a video that police can't tell if your to make you alert of the season. >> it was really scary. the first time in eight years that we had caudillo these come out and attack creek-- kelly ots come out and attack. --coyotes >> i am afraid of individual people getting hurt and not feeling safe with walking all around the area at night. something has to change. >> reporter: presidios is that they tried everything they can. only to cut yogis have ever had to be revamped removed from the park patrick one of the things that the park tells people to do is walk all around where it sticks and rocks. even a golf club. >> pam: we checked into that last story after a dealer reach out to us. if you have an idea you can go to ... www.kron4.com and submit your story as well. >> gary: 42 to one and those five games not that tonight getting his first major- league >> gary: he is hot. the van to right field and scored 3- 0 oakland. judge and the right field corner print an

cheilitis came running out of the woods to the right of the trail the noise they made was howling hissing and is sort of an assault an immediate assault to the is the time near cairo is a more aggressive in fact this video they cannot every year to one residents about that but in the last week alone park officials said seven of the five runs with the rest of coyotes unprecedented the parks is collecting doors and the counters to find clothes areas offer around them already a portion of the bay area is close the pact but when a dog already attacked the word is that it will not be enough i am afraid of individual people getting hurt and nestle s.a. of walking on the neighborhood at night something has to change. >>james: we check out the last door after of your reach out to us so we like to invite a let us know will take a quick break coming up the giants continue their orderly season struggles we will have the bay area baseball highlights coming up after the break here is a live look outside the approach to the bay bridge this morning to take a quick look at conditions and hay were 49 degr

. >> >> with hissing, booing and clapping and please respect our process. >> and the folks are carrying large amounts of money and apart from this issue of money it's about the security of these individuals and if it's known they're carrying large amount of money and they don't have any real protection i suspect we could start seeing some robberies -- >> [inaudible] >> [gavel] sir, you're out of order. you're out of order. >> [inaudible] >> there will be an opportunity to comment during public comment. [applause] >> if you. an opportunity to be heard there will be an opportunity during public comment. otherwise we won't continue to tolerate disruptions of our meeting. we are here to conduct business and if you want someone to hear and you listen to you then during public comment that will be your opportunity to express yourself by any way you want to express yourself. right now we have business to conduct. supervisor wiener. >> thank you madam president and so what i would say i think it's good to take the extra week and i would actually like to get that information so whatever decision

(can hissing) i want everybody to eat a lot at home because "the happiest place on earth" is also hometo the most expensive churro on earth. come on. this is gonna be awesome. who doesn't love a day at disneyland? can't you and mom go without me? you're the kid. i think we need you to get in. it couldn't come on a worst day. the technology sector is tanking. we're doing a stock market project in school, and today's the last day. we all get a thousand fake dollars to invest and as the market closed yesterday, i'm in the lead. i may not be the tallest or the most athletic

their foundation as natalie mentioned a moment ago and reports some of the gas lines there still hissing because they have been severed just by the strength of the wind. i want to show you an area where the tornados occurred. 13 tornados across parts of the u.s. i want to show you a radar image of the greater rochelle area in illinois during the time of the tornado that went through the region. notice that purple ball. that's what we call a debris ball. this is important because that wedge tornado is so large and it picked up so much dust and debris that it showed up on some of our radar reflectivity. the storm continued to move exit shows you just how dangerous these storms can actually be. we still have a tornado watch that's in effect for places like kentucky and parts of illinois and into indiana. that's ongoing for the next several hours. however, the wide scale threat of severe weather not the issue that we had earlier this evening. now we start to focus our attention into the atlantic states. >> we went from severe winter right into tornados. >> absolutely. >> that was a huge torn

. >> write well into hiss his 80s. he was critical of danish cartoons depicted the prophet mohamed but defended sal manrushdie against fat aways.was. his role as the moral conscience of modern germany was critically damaged in 2006. in his autobiography . confront their past while spending so many years hiding his own. simon mcgregor wood, al jazeera. >> still ahead for you this newshour. sport, including rail rage. why international cycling could find itself in the stock. stock. >> i think we're into something that's bigger than us... >> that's the pain that your mother feels when you disrespect her son... >> me being here is defying all odds... >> they were patriots they wanted there country back >> al jazeera america presents the passion... >> onward.. >> pain... >> it's too much... >> ..and triumph... inspirational real life stories >> all these labels the world throws at you, that's what drives me to push.. >> of ordinary people >> i tasted the american dream, i liked it... >> living extraordinary lives... >> if w

it has gone through met for hiss. it's not the same party that it was, but i would say in other countries the far right has fluctuated much more than in france. >> why is that? >> well, i think there is a kind of--well in france there is a long-term crisis. there has been a long-term crisis of the french right which conventional parties have been very divided which has left space for the far right. but also the left has been very divided, too. large parts have become or perceived to have become much larger on the right leaving voters both on left and right with really often no--with what they see as no alternatives. >> a how would you describe the nature of these parties? would you say that it's very much driven by social economic circumstances in the region, but it's a transitional thing or is it a sotheby's of support? >> potentially the question really is whether the prejudice becomes politically important. racism can be found across europe sometimes fading into discrimination against people in particular religious

> south korea spy agency say north korea leader ban ki-moon might have executed a spy who resisted hiss plan of creating a building in the shape of a flower. since taking control in 2011 ban ki-moon has had many executions. >> the former heavyweight boxing champion vitalili klitchko talks to al jazeera. you. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm antonio mora. >> and i'm libby casey. coming up in this half hour of international news the man who launched the $8 million effort to honor american's vietnam war veterans. >> and a spaceship is spinning out of control. >> but tonight in baltimore thousands of people took to the streets calling for justice for freddy gray. in about 30 minutes the city will be under another night of curfew. paul beban joins us from baltimore. are police worried about any more violence tonight? >> good evening lobby and of course they are concerned that things could heat back up. but right now sort of an uneasy peace in baltimore. the governor today calling this a turning point that maybe the city has turned back to more than normal. we saw an outdoor concert

and the cat is hissing at me.nd they don't wag their tail and run to people. it is making aot of noise. kids first question, is it alive? is it alive? what's wrong with you people. one kid forgot his question, i forgot what i said. kindergarteners would perish if you didn't hold their hands. you have to take their hand or other wise they will walk to portugal. i'm surprised we get to this size without a lot of parenting and schooling they just -- >> jimmy: will you go on a field trip with the class? are you that committed? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, you will. >> we did a father -- i love -- i actually love it. we go to a camp thing, father/daughter. the little one loves going camping. but i did this whole thing where i got -- i used to sell camping gear and i have this camp thing that two people could survive on everest. i get to this camp with dads who have done this and clearly you don't ino what this is about. some dads had tents with help in them. they had chairs and lamps and we're like this. 5-year-olds at the t

hiss a asengs is very sudden.feels he has to be more cruel to prove credentials and his father never executed. he banished for a few years but not like kim jong-un and execute. >> now they punish generations of a family. >> this is what some defectors told us. if one person manages to escape then three generations left in north korea sent to a prison camp. that is an incentive not to defect. the defectors, they're well placed. they said something interesting that they believe that kim jong-un is not for this world. they say between three and five years, because everyone is so scared of him, that loyalty is wavering. >> paula hancocks thank you. live in seoul. we'll be right back with our special edition of outfront live from korea. ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. woman: it's been a journey to get where i am. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people wh

a lot of brands and manufacturers hiss toringly have thought twice about selling on amazon but the reality is more often than not their products are already being sold on amazon. it's a potential gray market. and as a brand or manufacturer, when that happens, you don't have control over the consumer experience or even the product as you pint out. it may not be even legitimate product. we see a significant shift where a lot more brands and manufacturers are embracing marketplaces, in particular amazon for that reason, they want to control the experience for the consumer. cory: deafed spitz, president and c.e.o. of channel adviser. thank you. coming up web tv, sling tv. it's all in the air, just like ncaa. we will talk about that next on "bloomberg west." cory: this is "bloomberg west," where we focus on innovation, technology and future of business. i'm cory johnson. let's check bloomberg top headlines. world central banks are holding less foreign currency reverves than they have in quite a while. local reserves falling to 11.6 trillion last month from a record 12 trill an in august of last

information from germanwings parent company lufthansa reveals the airline knew of the mental health hiss history of the pilot who intentionally crashed the plane taking the lives of everyone on board. lufthansa says he sent emails to the airline's flight school six years ago alerting officials of his condition. he submitted detailed medical records to the flight school. >> depression requires further inquiry. severe depression is a red flag of red flags. you have to be concern that the man in the -- certain that the man in the cockpit has the state of mind and continuing state of mind that nothing he does or feels will endanger the passengers. >>reporter: which is why aviation litigation specialist mark muller says there is now no way lufthansa can avoid light. >> they had ample evidence of the problems this pilot had in the past as early as 2009. and second, the absence of two people in the cockpit at all times is a second basis for liability in this case. there isn't any question in my mind that lufthansa will be liable for all of the damages, full damages to each and every person on t

the only sound, the quiet hissing of the river. running underneath the cooling lava.n, at the base of mount calbuco. i'm errol barnett. for those in the states "early start" is next. for everyone else, special coverage continues. . . . . >> announcer: this it is cnn breaking news. >> state of emergency in maryland. baltimore burning. riots breaking out over the death of freddie gray. a man who died after mysteriously being injured after an arrest this month. buildings set on fire. stores looted. police officers attacked. breaking news coverage begins right now. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. it is tuesday, april 28th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. west baltimore may be described as a

here's one by hissing cockroaches. hmm, raw talent is palpable isn't it?want exquisite minimalism here's a maggot painting, something i never thought i'd see or say for that matter. they clearly have a real sense of restraint, something a goat could only aspire to. if you want a painting by a goat half the battle is keeping him from eating his own art work. it's no surprise by now, we've learned over the years that goats can be should i say mercurial? remember the one in utah that knocked a paper boy off his bike and chased him up a tree. >> it was dark and i saw this like figure i looked over and i'm like what the heck is that. and then it made a weird noise, kind of like a grunting noise. [ laughter ] >> now, if you remember and i certainly cannot forget, that crazy-eyed tongue-wagging goat trapped that paper boy up a tree for about an hour. and the goats who interfered with our favorite florida reporter who was just trying to do her job. >> the goats will be here through saturday and they're very friendly. linda carson abc 7, would you not eat my pants?

one report says that there is going to be because there are houses missing, and there is propane hissing from the tanks, because the house is gone and the pipes are not connected anymore, and when you see that type of damage even if you are in the interior rooms, you can still be injured. start with dan. dan, you have chased a number of times, and i have seen your videos all over the place, and tell me about the damage that you is seen from the home and more extensively, i have seen you shoot the trees. the town was lindenwood and the limbs were gone and even the bark was gone, and what did that tell you about the strength of the winds in the storm? >> honestly, a fairly strong tornado to be able to do that. >> yeah. c.j.? >> yes. >> what did you see? what kind of damage did you see? >> i don't want to go ahead, and throw out the numbers, but i saw damage that was going to be kon sis twent a violent tornado. >> you saw kirkland, right? >> yes. we actually went north of kirkland and trying to catch back up to it once we lost sight of it and in one of the rural areas. we didn't get into ki

the only sound, the quiet hissing of the river. running underneath the cooling lava.a darlington, cnn, at the base of mount calbuco. >> you have been watching cnn. i'm errol barnett. stay with me. next hour. recovery efforts in nepal. and protests in baltimore, maryland. and the violence that followed. continues after this break. stay with us. ♪ financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise we don't collect killer whales seaworldfrom the wild. to know. and haven't for 35 years. with the hightest standard of animal care in the world, our whales are healthy. they're thriving. i wouldn't work here if they weren't. and government research shows they live just as long as whales in the wild. caring for these whales, we have a great responsibility to get that right. and we take it very seriously. because we love them. and we know you love them too. >>> growing frustration. desperate people in nepal wait for help. also coming up this hour. baltimore burning. anger, chaos in a major u.s. city following the funeral for a young black man who died in police cust

that's what walter scott died to prove, then i can tell you the family is just fine with that because hisser: and again the scott family tells me they do plan to move forward with civil action in this case. there's a vigil scheduled to happen at the location of the shooting here in north charlieton. >> we have heard from so many what happened after walter scott was shot is just as disturbing. the video shows no one trying to keep him alive. the by stander who shot this video says it was minutes before anybody tried to revive the father of four. >> the chief of police are the -- >> reporter: hard questions about officer michael slager came hard and fast. >> to my knowledge, nobody was witness to anything but slager. >> slager handcuffed walter scott after he shot him, but at least on the video did not appear to aid him. shortly after the shooting another officer shows up, identified by the police department as sergeant habersham, habersham declared i attempted to render aid to the victim by applying pressure to the wound. one of them says in a statement, habersham did perform cpr. happersha

from december of 2008 obtained by nbc news shows one sergeant told a captain that bates was using hissl vehicle to make unauthorized traffic stops against policy. the sergeant wrote "what is the purpose of having policy if members of our office do not follow it and we as supervisors allow violations because of who persons are?" >> well the accusation has been made that he received i don't believe that is the case. >> could you stand up for me? >> reporter: in an exclusive interview last week -- >> my taser is right here. >> reporter: -- he showed matt where he kept his taser in relation to his gun. >> my gun itself is on my side. you must believe me it can happen to anyone. >> reporter: bates has pleaded not guilty to second degree manslaughter. a judge is now allowing them to go on a pre-planned vacation to the bahamas. >> it's offensive to the family and the community and it shows a complete disconnect between mr. bates and what's happening around him. >> the deputy's attorney says his client weighed whether to go on that trip and decided it was important to go to spend time with his

. >> we had heard some of the -- [ hiss ] and then kaboom.t gone through the roof, it would have been wonderful, but it didn't go through the roof. it bounced back down off the top of the roof and it was a domino effect from there. >> the lit firework sets off a chain reaction. in an instant, a rainbow of explosions fills the tent and the night sky. andrea berkman and her son are caught in the crossfire. >> and you know, my son, he turns around to see where mommy is. and i looked at him. he goes, mama, mama. i said run, run as fast as you can. >> andrea and her son escape before the tent lights up, but the unintended fireworks display is just beginning. >> at one point the fireworks were going 40, 50 feet up in the air. then as the explosion started to get bigger, it started to rip the tent apart. >> firefighters arrive and use water cannons to put out the blaze, extinguishing the last batch of exploding fireworks. after 20 minutes, all that's left of the galaxy fireworks stand is a mangled frame. >> i went back to the scene, and when i arriv

. >> the goose keeps honking and hissing at drew who is stuck in the water, clinging to his kayak. >>ese. >> in the moment he's baffled about why the goose attacked. >> what did i do to you? >> while it's impossible to tell what sets the goose off, drew has his own theory. >> i think the final conclusion may have been, since i was so friendly with this goose, it could have feelings for me. >> we'll never know if it was a love connection gone wrong or a territorial dispute. but since the incident, drew steers clear of geese. >> what did i do to you? [ goose honking ] >>> due no mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. ♪ >> [ bleep ]. >> a woman is jailed after an assault is captured on video. >> she deserved it. i don't feel bad at all. >> and then struggles with isolation. >> just going to to go crazy. just gonna go [ bleep ] crazy. >> a trans gender inmate manipulates the system. >> what they going to do? put me in jail. >> and a inmate ai

now he's facing hiss biggest challenge today.d out. >> now hollywood from the inside out, it's "the insider" together with yahoo. >> ben affleck's ancestory cover-up. will his good will gestures now take a back seat to the actor's controversial history? hello, everybody. >> plus our insider travel log breaks down "the avengers" world tour and channing tatum's lost luggage found, how social media helped to make that happen. >> amazing story. >>> but let's get back to ben. he is the latest celebrity to be called out in the sony e-mail hacking scandal now published in plain sight on wikileaks. report in the purported e-mail, pbs finding the roots of henry laos

. >> allowing these candidates hiss rubio, jeb bush or anybody else to get out talking points and forto just focus on talking points they want us to or to have silly discussions about mechanics. we're having too many discussions already about the mechanic answer instead of looking -- using our air time to really look at the candidates the people the issues. we're going to have a lot of time to do that. also the candidates are going to try to make us the issue, too. they want to get past us. >> we saw that this week with rand paul and his testy interviews with a couple interviewers. i want to drill down on what you said about the press being her biggest obstacle. sometimes it's obligation of the press to be challenging, make the conversation be about more than rhetoric on television. is it appropriate for press to be her biggest obstacle because there are candidates polling as well as her. the press is going to take that role and be an adversary. >> it's about drilling down for the best attainable version of the truth. about this whole campaign about the fact we're spending $5 billion

. >> there was the hissing of the fire, just kind of started building and building and building. >> firefightersflaming tanker. >> all units evacuate to at least 10,000 feet. 10,000 feet evacuation for engine two. imminent explosion. >> we got about 200 feet of it out, and unbelievably, it got louder. it got so loud. >> before firefighters were able to get to a safe distance, the propane truck erupts into the biggest explosion many have ever seen. >> whoa! holy smokes. i hope everybody's okay. >> i thought to myself, i'm going to die today. the second thing right after that was, did i kiss my boys this morning? >> oh, my god! >> it made me feel like my whole chest just got socked in the chest, like i got socked in the chest really hard, like just powerful, so powerful. >> get down! get down! >> it was incredibly bright and forceful. it was almost like somebody shoving you off your feet. >> oh, my god! >> oh, my god! >> people see, hear and feel the blast for miles. >> whoa! >> it was so huge. it was unbelievable. >> you can feel the heat wave and the shock wave. >> holy smokes, i hope everybody'

it shows him being lifted and carried away hiss feet dragging on the ground. he was put in the van where he was placed in additional restraints. after that someone called an ambulance. by then he was critically injured. his lawyers say his spine was 80% severed, his voice box crushed. after being in the hospital for a week he died on sunday. >> all lives matter. all lives matter in this city. >> police extended their condolences to gray's family but have not told them or the public how gray became so severely injured, why four bicycle officers stopped him in the first place, or why he ran from them. according to reports he has a history of drug offenses and police say he was in a high-crime area known for drug incidences. >> the officers believe that mr. gray was immediately involved or had recently been involved in criminal activity and they decided to make contact with mr. gray. >> baltimore's mayor stephanie rawlings-blake offered no answers but promised an investigation. >> i want citizens to know exactly how it happened and if necessary, i will assure we

mark phuc rile has lost hiss leg and has shrapnel in the other. he'll likely lose that one, too. prosecutors closed with the video of denice richard trying to console her dying sewn and in the video you can see the little boy's arm rise up towards his mother before it fell back to the pavement. there were tears from the courtroom as well as among the journalists watching. norah? >> how awful. >> it's tough to hear those details. we've not heard that before. >> very painful, don. thank you. comcast called off its $45 billion merger with time warner cable this morning after intense scrutiny from regulators. ceo brian roberts said in a statement today "we move on. we would have liked to bring our great products to new cities but we structured this deal so if the government didn't agree we could walk away." cbs news financial contributor mellody hobson is in san francisco. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. what caused this deal to fall apart? >> well, certainly the competition didn't want the companies. at the end of the day the federal communication commission, they got rid o

report states and i quote "sexual hiss conduct and sexual -- misconduct and harassment in the work place aforecast an ememployee morale and hamper ability to have and maintain effective working relationships. mr. horowitz, can you explain how the sexual harassment and misconduct can impact employee morale? mr. horowitz: it has a significant debilitating effect on morale when the individuals in the work place try to report the information and see no results. and that is one of the things we highlight here that is particularly concerning when for example in three of the incidents we identified in one of them we learned about it or it was reported ... one was reported in june of 2010 through an anonymous letter. that is how that information gets forwarded. the 2001 to 2004 events that are referred to in the report is the sex parties, those don't get reported until 2009-2010 when the corrupt law enforcement officers were charged. >> and what is the rationale as to why they weren't reported? >> mr. horowitz: they were dealt with locally and didn't need to be reported. >> and were they dealt w

in the hospital channeled with aggravated assault and theft while police look for the accomplishomp hissmorning they're calling the city employee a hero. >> she would have ended up losing her life. >> reporter: steve osunsami abc news, atlanta. >> quick thinking. >> sure was. we have another terrifying moment caught on camera. a snowmobiler buried by an avalanche. you could barely see him through the snow. abc's gio benitez has the story. >> reporter: watch the terrifying moment curtis johnson is swallowed up by this avalanche. nearly killing him. you can see it all unfold on his go-pro camera mounted to his helmet. for two minutes his friends desperately trying to dig him out. buried beneath nearly three feet of snow. you can see from the camera his visibility nothing but a blinding white and then -- >> are you okay? >> using their hands and shovels they were miraculously able to reach him. >> couldn't imagine what was going through his head when he was buried. it must have felt like two hours. >> reporter: every year more than 150 people die in avalanches worldwide. luckily for curtis

cases exculpatory evidence is withheld defense lawyers are ill equipped and outmatched deadlines hissedl disparities persist and people with intellectual disabilities face the ultimate punishment. in recommending a national commitment to improving forensic science, the report foreshadowed the fbi's acknowledgment that decades have affected thousands of convictions. this includes 32 cases in which defendants were sentenced to death. 14 of whom have already been executed or they died in prison. and then there's privacy. even before the snowden revelations, we were working to update various laws that were outdated in the face of new technology. our bipartisan committees are demanding disclosure of and strict limits on government snooping and they're demanding that law enforcement obtain warrants to access this information. we're pleased to work not only with the privacy community and the government but also with technology companies who are often caught in the middle of the battles. this past year we helped build broad support in collection of our telephone records and for making the forei

west, has this hiss crete tikes of the race to the top program. but the point he makes is clear. we put money out for the things that matter to us. we go back to would where we were earlier in the conversation. back to king's triple threat facing our democracy, 50 years ago, festival facing our democracy now, racism poverty and militarism. the o. one of that gets the money is militarism. we won't put the money where we need to put it to fight poverty and income inequality. one thing i'll be doing a lot of this year peter so i'm glad you raised this is using the hash tag, 2016 poverty debate hash tag 2016 poverty debate. one thing i'm going to be pushing for a lot. already started talking about it. this is my goal between now and november 2016, or the fall of 2016. by the time we get to september of 2016 and the presidential debate commission sanctions those 3-d baits we're going to have between the two final candidates, whenever they may be and as enticing and as juicy as it is for those in the media to want a bush-clinton rematch. i'm not sure it's going to turn out that way too