he hollered help. literally hollering for help. >> reporter: his account supports the police commissioner's statement that officers on the scene failed to get him medical attention in a timely manner before gray was loaded into a police van. he died at the hospital from family. although this witness says he heard everything, perry couldn't see what happened, because he's legally blind. still, his vision is crystal clear when it comes to life in the baltimore neighbourhood - overrun by games and poverty and patrolled by police. >> this was a neighbourhood made famous by hpps "the wire", what is it like living here? >> let's put it on these terms. you have people coming here, pulling up to go in the complex to visit their families. they'll walk out, be made to stop and sit on the kerb and searched. i have seen people detained for 30-45 minutes. >> i'm blind. i'm walking to the store. i've been stopped and searched. pockets. >> it ain't normal human behaviour. wallets, i.d., money. he said "do you mind if

well, when i holler it to him, his little fat ass stampedes, too. jinkster. >> he's there, jim. >> then when i give the old cat call he starts purring and stuff. what's up, little buddy? >> talk to papa. >> [ purring ] >> yeah, good boy. >> dad all right? >> he got his tail going 90 miles per hour. >> you can hear him purring real loud into it. so he might have forgot who i am but he knows the call. well, tell everyone i said hello. >> okay, honey. love you. >> love you jimbo. >> you all be good. >> okay. >> bye-bye. >> miss your papa? yeah. >> i still miss my little buddy. i mean when you do your time with a cat for 15 years, you just -- you miss having them around. you know. but, yeah, i said i hope i get out of here so i can pick my little buddy back up. not a whole lot else i want to say except jinkster if you're out there and you're looking at the tv screen right now, it's me you little fella? you know what that means little fella. my little fur ball buddy. hopefully i'll get out there soon. you can show me what the free world's about.

. >> keep hollering at him. >> people not the only ones in darrening. the father and three sons the oldest roped and wrangled 31 horses out of the riding waters and back to safety. >> maria? >> good morning. texas will continue to see the threat for flooding over the next couple of days. we are expecting several inches of additional rainfall. here's the mess this morning you can see we have areas of rain across western texas across munew mexico and settled out west. out west we have temperatures below average and we are expecting the showers to continue in the next few days as well. we have the pattern of a lot of severe weather. here's the forecast models you can potentially look at. locally up to 8 inches of rainfall across central portions of texas. heather and ainsley? >> thank you very much. >> it is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. a family forced to hide in their bathroom while armed burglars bang on the bathroom door. the dramatic video and what finally scared them away. what kind of injuries did the passengers have and how do crews triage

. >> >> they had auction people there, they were hollering, and pushing. >> 90,000. >>95,000. looking for 100? bid 100? yes. >> now 110. >> 110, now 120. >> 130? 130,000 dollars? 140? jamie: the bidding is not over. >> 140, now 150. >> 150. >> 150,000. >> 160 is high bid ing on the phone lookinbid ing on the phon. >> then the final call. >> this is sold . >> 3 times more than brother had originally hoped for. >> i am flabbergasted it was amazeing to watch it unfold. >> i hope that the successful bidder enjoys them, perhaps they will put them in a museum. jamie: a young man makes ultimate sacrifice for freedom that legacy he left for all of us, the let ters his commander was on the and future president writes helped light know his mother's grief, and decades later, a financial boone for family he never knew. a "strange inheritance" indeed. how hard to part with them. >> it was hard but it was time, like an old jal opy peck up truck, you love it, but it is time to let it g time to move on. jamie: dennis a mum always relished her special relationship with john k kennedy, and not

do me a favor holler and we will , catch a selfie. [applause] [applause] mr. kilar: ok. i will tweak that under -- tweak that under #uncselfie. thank you chancellor fulton. thank you president tom ross. thank you members of the faculty and members of the board of trustees. thank you for the kind welcome. it is an honor to address you today and to congratulate the graduating class of 2015. [applause] that's right. today is mother's day. none of this would be happening today if not for your mother's love and the estimated 51,392 hours of labor that was required collectively of your mother's to bring your graduating classes smiling faces into this world. [laughter] [applause] thank you, mothers. this is a spectacular day in your lives. one that will prove to be among the most memorable of life's mileposts. i'm excited to be here given that i too went to the university of north carolina at chapel hill. [applause] my freshman year, i lived in the architectural triumph that is hidden james dormitory. [applause] i am a product of the kenan flagler undergraduate business school.

free holler camel i explains. >> what it means assistance in residential development. assistance to small businesses, a cyst tans to education. assistance as well in public safety. >> you will recall some two years ago camden relaunched it police force also, increased neighborhood bonds, thanks to president -- things the president want to learn more about. justin finch. >> see you shortly, thank you. major city in iraq falls into the hands every ice us. >> deadly scene in paradise, marine helicopter burst into flames, while trying to lands in hawaii. >> and this play is getting a lot of attention, lead to go heart break for one fan. watch as the guy takes the ball from a woman this is the stands now the phillies want to help her out. we need your help when we come back. ♪ ♪ >>> at least the shot down the shore beautiful. >> it is gorgeous. >> yes, it is muggy. yes it is monday. that's prep. >> i magic mike on the controls. pushing in to the sunset. go ahead mike, do your thing. sonnet. >> sunrise. >> can't go to bed. sorry, ukee. >> i know. >> three more hours to go. s

holler and we will catch a selfie. [applause] [applause] mr. kilar: ok. #uncselfie. thank you chancellor fulton. thank you members of the faculty and members of the board of trustees. thank you for the kind welcome. it is an honor to address you today and to congratulate the graduating class of 2015. [applause] mr. kilar: that's right. today is mother's day. none of this would be happening today if not for your mother's love and the estimated 51,392 hours of labor that was required collectively of your mother's to bring your graduating classes smiling faces into this world. [applause] mr. kilar: thank you mothers. this is a spectacular day in your lives. one that will prove to be among the most memorable of life's mileposts. i'm excited to be here given that i too went to the university of north carolina at chapel hill. [applause] mr. kilar: my freshman year, i lived in the architectural triumph that is hidden james dormitory. [applause] mr. kilar: i am a product of the kenan flagler undergraduate business school. in addition, i am also a product of unc paths school

. >> i heard a voice hollering.t first i thought, oh, dear someone's house in the neighborhood is on fire. you grow used to the noises on the street. >> from another part of the house, kenny staggers out behind bobby singh through the thick choking smoke, but where is wayne? >> kenny come with me right away, but wayne still in the house. >> by the time i got eight or ten feet into the living room, which is in the front of the house, i saw flames coming up through the windows. the flames came up through the windows like they belonged in the house and i didn't. >> just three minutes after someone out in the street calls 911, fire trucks arrive. the house is totally consumed by flames. >> i say, listen, wayne is still inside the house. >> unbeknownst to kenny and bobby, wayne has managed to hobble out the back door. the house was totally engulfed. bobby singh was in the front of the house. i kept trying to holler to him so he would know i was outside. in the thick black smoke he couldn't see me and i just hoped he hear

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(hollering) (elmore leonard) the way he combed his hair henry fonda, fit the part.my darling clementine" had a real feel, a look to it of that period. where he's sitting with his boots up on the rail and someone comes by and smells his hair tonic. there are those little touches of realism that you appreciate. if you have to tell a story with words, you're in trouble. you'd better try and find another story. one of the things that makes westerns work is that they're told by images. which one of you killed james? i did and the other one, too. i'm going to kill you. (lindsay anderson) to see "my darling clementine," i began to learn what filmmaking could be. i mean, he had a much better sense of camera, image, cutting putting the sequences together. (gunfire) i'd have to use the word "poetic." (gunfire) look, he knew how to make films. (gunfire) one of the marvelous things about a western is folks ride in and ride out and ride up to each other and encounter each other and with physical action. and of course that's almost pure cinema. (gunfire) (music playing) (narrator

absolutely not only do you need it but deserve it and some of the data when you look at it maybe not hollering obviously for example, as you reduce admissions to add a certainly point your stay will be up not 4.8 but 3s and reduce admissions from thirty to 40 from 2.3 to 3.3 but you'll see the dynamics i know that richard has implemented a home care program tweaks i saw the data so we will bring that result that can show you trends of each of the programs to our point karen and as far as e.r. visits it is way more than that it is the sees and more the preserved assess to the patients will somebody answer a phone or doctors have cell phones or call 9-1-1 to the complexities you're asking and demand. >> and we'll be able to start to produce data on each of the programs their implementing what is more interesting what brown and toll has a system of care rather than the pieces that's our obligation to give you a system of care. >> did that answer our question. >> any other points? >> so it might be related to this i'm saying a 5 percent increase how - and yes, sir. that's absolutely correct thank

. >> holler. >> rock on. >> you don't have to keep saying those things.ieve it or not some religious leaders like reverend dr. christopher benic aren't digging on carl's dope sauce. i have seen some hipster masters and i think they're missing the boat if they're trying to sensationalize the church. >> what does this guy think will revolutionize christianity? >> robots. >> you say the future of christianity includes robots? >> potentially. >> how does a robot become christians. >> we're not talking about runba, iphone or siri. we're talking something expoinencely more intelligent than we are. so robots will choose to be christians. >> you're saying robots. >> give them the ability to have higher thoughts, they will choose christianity? >> yeah. i think-- i think it's reasoned argument. >> this sounded awesome. carl must be pumped. >> i don't know if i could really care about a robot at all. >> you're supposed to be the future though. >> so been it. right now we're still going old-school prayer. >> is old-school prayer the future or will robots remix those

weekend because now the cafe would stay open until 4, 5 in the morning with people screaming and hollering here it is three years later and nothing has been done about this and the previous gentleman mentioned in the tenderloin, my guess is if this was any other neighborhood, that issue would have been taken care of like that, but because it's the tenderloin, it gets shoved off to the side. i've been dealing with this for three years i ended up having to move to the other side of the building to get away from the noise, so there you have it. >> is there any other public comment? okay, seeing none, then we will have rebuttal starting with mr. ahmed you have three minutes of rebuttal if you care to use it. >> so the first gentleman that said that he has asthma issues, he's a chain smoker, he smokes right in front of the place to begin with and the noise issue that the third gentleman was talking about, there is a club, it's called the new club, a new bar, that is on gary and jones it's called jones bar, it's an open space bar. the noise coming out of that place is nothing compared to noise t

. >> they heard somebody hollering.i opened my door because i seen the people from the church running over here. something's going on. when i opened my door that's when i seen the fire just shooting out the windows, just shooting out. >> a man also escaped the fire. he was not seriously hurt. >>> in bucks county a family managed to escape a house fire in bensalem. the nottingham fire department took that video early yesterday morning. no one was seriously hurt. officials are looking for what started that fire. >>> tropical storm ana has been downgraded to a tropical depression. that happened last night losing strength after making landfall in the carolinas. this video shows the rough surf the rain and wind as ana came ashore in north carolina. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> almost 20 minutes after 4:00. we've got a muggy morning. low clouds and fog. this is the view from center city from the melon bank building. low cloudiness. you can see the top of the building completely

we could hear people hollering for help. >> there goes the school! there goes the school. >> reporter: violent and wild weather left more homes and buildings flattened. >> the house is gone. the house is destroyed. >> reporter: elizabeth hur, abc news van, texas. >> accuweather meteorologist justin povick tells us what's in store for today. good morning to you, justin. >> t.j. and marci, thank you and good morning. while the northeast deals with wet weather, the south plains dealing with more soaking showers and thunderstorms. this is a huge concern. we have had a lot of rain already. flooding woes continue. south of dallas on tuesday. and then later on tuesday night, this entire mass lists its way back to the north. the remainder of the southeast dodging downpours as well. t.j. and marci, back to you. >> thank you, justin. >>> breaking overnight, a shooting near the university of california santa barbara trig eerred a lockdown on dorms and residences. people found three injured men in the isla vista neighborhood. one man took off in a white sedan. i

. >> the camden county free holler board division of traffic safety put this event together today. >>e tourists meantime at yellowstone national park in monday tan a they got quite the scare when they were chased by a family of black bears. it looks like the curious spectators got little too close to the mama and her cubs yesterday. according to wildlife experts you should stay at least a hundred yards away from a bear, and it is never a good idea to run away it, actually triggers a preditor response. i'm glad we got that straight. so we know what to dot in the future. meteorologist, justin drabick joining us only trying to figure out what's going on with the tropical storms. deal with -- dealing with pretty decent wetter. >> warm, humid, talking about first tropical system of the season, little before it officially starts, yes this can happen. beach-goers in the carolinas are being warned to stay out of the ocean as tropical storm ana batters the region with strong winds high waves. now, ann is the earlier tropical storm to form in the atlantic since another storm also named ana that

everybody was screaming and hollering. >> and then?nobody wants to talk. >> we don't want the talk about it anymore. >> you talk. because we got nothing. >> i'll take it then. earlier tonight at 9:42 p.m. all three d.c. sports teams playing tonight found themselves tied with their opponents. and although d.c. united came out winners, tonight still feels like a bad dream. diana russini was in new york for game seven. what was the locker room like following this heartbreaking loss for the caps? >> jay, it was actually crushing. this team knew they were in control of the series. they were leading 3-1 at one point, and they let it all slip away losing in game seven here at madison square garden in front of a new york crowd that definitely drove it home that the rangers were moving on. let's take a look at what happened. nobody here in new york forgot what alex ovechkin had to say which was a guaranteed win. they weren't going to let him live it down. ovi wasn't hearing it. no score, marcus johansson makes a nice pass to ovi who beats henri

. >> we heard them hollering, and that was excellent. we're here, we're here. >> reporter: the two sisters say love, and hope, kept them alive. >> i'm proud that we did make it through it. we used common sense and our heads. >> reporter: gloria rivera abc news washington. >>> still ahead, what one couple returned to after renting out their home. how did this happen? >>> and later, suspects after a wild string of carjackings. what happened after a witness took action? those stories, coming up. i heard you lost a close one today. look, jamie, maybe we weren't the lowest rate this time. but when you show people their progressive direct rate and our competitors' rates you can't win them all. the important part is, you helped them save. thanks, flo. okay, let's go get you an ice cream cone, champ. with sprinkles? sprinkles are for winners. i understand. 73% of americans try... ...to cook healthy meals. yet up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more... ...add one a day 50+. complete with key nutrients we may n

the minutes later i heard frantic screaming and hollering. >> reporter: jake kennedy lives two doors down. he he called 911 and ran to help. >> someone dressed in nurse scrubs likely nurse scrubs, i don't know if she was related to the family but was trying to looked like resuscitate the the boy. the father seemed ton holding him in his arms, and he was just laying in the big pool of blood. >> reporter: a according to upper darby police the 17 year-old died at the scene. victim's father was behind the wheel, police believe that this was just a tragic accident and the father lost control of his vehicle when it crashed in the family's garage and hit his son. the saturday you could see what remains of last night's scene as family members paid respects to the family at their home. and friend and family continued to pay respects at the home family members did decline to comment to us. we're told by some of the people filing in that they are heading in for a prayer service from their church. they go to saint john's indian orthodox church nearby. they say they are gathering to have a privat

. >> i just want to holler out sweet -- this is not free. nothing is free. they were trying to get the bodegas and convenient source to start offering fresh fruit. that did not work. i think ultimately, this will be a big waste of our money. >> first of all, it is not free. the other thing is, it distracts us from what may make more economical sense. a free aspect of it. that engenders a lot of other people. hanging onto government programs. it distracts the economy from doing what is most efficient. melissa: the part that kills me the most is you have somebody that cannot make ends meet. what do you want most in life? solar panels. that is what i really dream of. what i really want is a solar panel. >> the green energy policy is actually a regressive tax on poor people. melissa: definitely. thank you to all three of you. do not leave the parallel parking up to your car just yet. hit a small bump in this demo. it plows right into a group of bystanders. they say that they were not seriously injured by the way. a driver who allegedly did not purchase the optio

when they hollered "tye, let's go," i ran. >> he told tus took some time to adjust to life after lockupre have been a few times i didn didn't. >> he had enered prisoner as a 22-year-old bachelor but prompted it as. >> we were there when ronnie married jody. while they exchanged rings at the wedding, they had chosen a more permanent symbol of commitment. >> he tattooed my portrait on him and i was released june 4th of twit and then things just started to change and go down to the worst. >> the couple separated and then divorced a long time later. when you get. >> men find women to take advantage of them. >> but jody believed ronnie was not one of those men and that the love she tard with him, was genuine. specif if i wouldn't have married her, the money would have stopped. >> is this a common thing for guys inside to marry women? >> well, i'm not going to run it for everybody. >> i did it, that's why i married her. >> but now joadi has found a new love. and if she marries him, she won't have to change her last name. she's in love not with ronnie thai but with ten. >> i know it like histo

we were hollering and streaming. when we came out everything was destroyed. >> amazingly reed and her family survived and were not injured. for that they say they are blessed but they are devastated by the damage community has taken and all of the injuries from the residents she knows in the area. we are expecting a press conference in the next 30 minutes. everyone is keeping an eye on the weather today because they are expecting flash flooding. the last thing anyone needs or wants is more dangerous weather coming across this area. >> we will see what is in the forecast ahead. thank you very much. more from van, texas as we get it. >> let's get to the forecast with more on the dangerous weather. we are live in the fox extreme weather center. >> reporter: we are hearing reports of people missing in van, texas because of the severe storms. we had 53 reports of tornados on saturday. on mother's day 26 reports of tornado. almost 100 reports of tornados and unfortunately we are dealing with a death toll here. let's watch

women screaming, men hollering children whaling almost as if the entire theater was burning and thatnew queue to enter. i strut down to the audience and said for god's sake, have presence of mind and keep your places. all will be well. but i was wrong. all was not well. and never will be be again. not for president lincoln not for our country. and not for me. and immediately miss harris, who had been seated with the president, called to me to bring some water, a task i took up with as much haste as i could manage, arriving at the president's box, having pushed myself up the crowd and up the staircase, i saw mrs. lincoln in agony. i shall never forget the sound of her pityiest cries. i realized at once that any help would be in vain. i could do nothing for her. but poor president lincoln. he looked so very like death that i begged to be allowed to comfort him while he drew what i suspected would be his last breaths. i sat myself down on the floor, took his wounded head into my lap and tried to be of some small comfort. i bathed him with water and tried to force some of the liquid thro

>> down in the hollers of west virginia they are listening to rap music? >> racism is more prevalent to older people. mill 11 y'alls are more open and experienced the inclusion. old people don't like the internet. old people don't say i will go and google that. like andy said this is not a good way to determine by searching who in fact is racist. >> andy, i'll get to you in a second, of course, but think about this. as the oldest person here in the table how do you feel about what joanne said? according to the study much less than the average -- >> tell me when you have your point. >> much less racism exexists on the west -- exists on the west coast. do you buy that? >> yeah, legal weed. any place the weed is legal is not racist. you are too high to hate. you know what i mean? that's clear. also, i didn't know people in the appalachians had the internet to google. that's surprising to me. if they were like. >> they have dial up still. >> maybe that's what the internet dial up sounds like. >> matt, what do you think? we always have to do a disclaimer. >> wh

holler at me, baby, hoo, hoo. watch it. ♪ ♪ [ dog barking ] ♪ ♪ >> first to call himself an mc.and grand master flash wrote and recorded the album "the message." an album that was a complete groundbreaking departure from the kind of lyrics and content up to that point. >> before we started hip-hop music there was no hip-hop, so we played everything. reggae, rock, watched heehaw. that was like a favorite in our house. heehaw. and all of those things kind of became the components of what became hip-hop music. ♪ to the burnin' sand ♪ here i stand ♪ the weapon say mike in my hand ♪ ♪ >> i started out as a break dancer. i used to break dance. my brother used to do graffiti. in all of those individual elements, it wasn't really happening anywhere else. so it was just something that could only have went on right in that area. in the bronx. >> okay. you may be thinking about what about the sugar hill gang? what about them? they were an industry band like the monkeys or the archies, built to cash in quick on what was seen as a fad. and they did cash in. >> the most popular record was rap

i will never forget that old lieutenant running into the kitchen and hollering at me, if i had any ideaka? i said no, and he said, you will learn to now, son. and by dogged, if i did not get me a jerry tank. they said it was a cracker jack story. i would tell it at the drop of a hat. >> coming down through belgium we noticed how scare some of the civilians were. natural, i suppose. we waited for action. >> on account of the fog, we could not get any air coordination. on december 20 fourth, like a christmas present, the sun,, and after a while, we were giving them the old one to again. a -- we were giving them the old 1-2 again. >> we stopped them dead, finally. it cost us plenty of men but we stopped them. and we started moving ahead again. >> back on the recoiling spring. the army sagged sodden toward the rhine. the three great architects of freedom that to fix the final blow. that even as they met, we moved to act on the strategy. now we could destroy him outside his headquarters. down the gauntlet, challenging him to stand and fight. [gunfire] >> we were attacking the north would be

the ones that you'll be hearing hollered at the school parking -- school grounds. >> you have to add the last initial to tell between the emmas. emma and noah are on top. a few newcomers. james and charlotte. the duke and duchess of cambridge. right on trend. they named their new baby charlotte, of course as well. >> neither of your boys' names are on the list. >> zach and ian. ian is a good name for a good irish kid. >> i have a carmen. and isabelle who is not on the list but isabella is. she gets mad when people call her isabella. >>> thanks for joining us. the next newscast tonight at 5:00. >>> the information all day at nbcbayarea.com. have a wonderful day. see you monday. happy mother's day. dude totino's blasted rolls. sweet. totino's blasted crust rolls... yeah. flavor at full blast you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh . >>> today on "access hollywood" live -- the soda scandal and the first lady of scandal is here. >> they

i am panicking at this point, so i get up and i hobble the opposite direction and i hear someone holler at me from behind, hey, stop, we're calling the police, come back. i turn around and that's when it hits me. i have a knife handle in my hand with no blade and i'm covered in blood. and i started crying. what ended up happening is as he was cut on his cheek on both sides and his neck, which cut his carotid artery. >> both stoltz and his victim, brian lusk, a 31-year-old new father, were transported from the scene by ambulance. but after stoltz was treated he was taken to the city jail and booked. >> and i thought to myself, well, why? i'm going to tell them what happened, you know? this is just a bad situation. i don't need legal representation. i don't have anything to hide. i kept saying that on the video. i'm just going to tell you what happened. so i told them what occurred. and it got to the point toward at the end of the conversation i said, you know, is he okay? what happened? and he said, no, he's not. he passed away and this is a homicide investigation. >>> coming up, the par

and then i heard him holler at his wife to put her life jacket on, and he didn't have one on. >> there's nothing anyone nearby can do to stop the boat carrying a husband and wife from plummeting over the center street dam. the man is carried down stream, but the woman is caught in the turbulence or boil of the falls rushing over the low head dam. he swift water rescue team is called in and captured by local nbc cameras. they know time is not on their side for anyone trapped in the wash of a low head dam. pushing against the swift currents rescuers get as close as they can and throw her a line. but the celebration is premature according to des moines police sergeant joe gonzalez. evidently the person didn't have enough strength to hold on so they could be pulled to safety. >> the powerful falling water keeps sucking her under. >> keep going. further down stream her husband does not make it out alive and his body is recovered by rescue workers. there's still hope for the man's wife. the quick thinking construction crew springs into action. the 20-year veteran crane operator jumps into the

. >> so they start screaming and hollering, "we don't want to go back. would you make us go back?" >> reporter: in court they were doing this? >> yeah. >> reporter: nikki told her mother not to worry. >> she say, "i'll be fine. they'll mellow out. they'll -- you know, they'll come around." >> reporter: a few days after the court's decision, on a saturday night, nikki put on a welcome home party for the girls. >> they hugged me. you know, they kissed me. >> reporter: and that was the last time yucca saw nikki. four nights later, there they were jazz and tazz, answering the increasingly pointed questions of a couple of detectives. >> can you tell me what happened when you got home today? >> it seemed a little odd that the girls were still wearing outdoor gloves. the detective asked, could you take them off, please? >> pull your -- it's just procedure since you were in -- i need to see your hands and your arms. move your -- off. what happened here? >> and when we did that, we did see a cut on one of them's hand. we saw bruising on the knuckles, and skin mar

>> i'm a taxi driver and a woman just hollered me down. they just stole her kids.ing around the corner saying they took her son. >> reporter: neighbor lawrence collins was cleaning out his car at the time. >> i see a car come flying down the road real fast and another truck chasing him. he's going like 60, 70 miles per hour. >> reporter: paint was in the the -- peyton was in the back seat unbuckled. he decided to jump out of the car. he rolled on to the sidewalk and family members picked him up. >> the little boy did get injured. he jumped out of a moving vehicle because he didn't know who the man was and fearing for his safety, he did do the right thing. >> reporter: peyton's mom says his injuries were minor mostly scratched legs. she says when she asked peyton why he jumped from the car he told her because he wasn't you mommy. she said peyton is still very emotional about being in the car with a stranger. >> that was leigh martinez reporting there. police are still looking for that car jacker. >>> sunshine today throughout the bay area but it was not warm which i

you could scream, holler all you want to. by the time they get there, it will be too late.talk. he know what he did on the street. he know he crossed boundaries by coming into my cell. he kind of like violated my privacy in a sense. he running around here with fendi, doing things he ain't got no business doing, disrupting the program in the jail setting, period, you know? and it is really starting to irritate me. if me and him cross paths, i'm going to try my hardest to knock all his teeth out of his mouth. that's how i feel. as long as he stays far away from me, he will go home in one piece. i ain't got nothing against homos. it is what it is. but i do got something against casper. >> back downstairs, casper is still agitated and refuses to enter big daddy's former cell. even when he's no longer in it. >> i'm not moving until the sergeant comes in here and talks to me. you're going to drag me out of here. this is [ bleep ]. >> i'm going to let you pass right now as far as a major or anything, if i write you up on a major, you're going to go to the hole. you don't want to d

he talked about the city is hollering out, but you also have and the present of transit and infrastructure. tell us about that. >> guest: i would love to. it has been important people in the northeast corridor. the right of ways that were purchased 100 years after of some none that mean it can't go up to speed. it has to slow down. and there are issue tracks that need to be repaired. i want the vision of the future and would look at that. but i believe in repair, renew and rant rant. even to get the benefits we have now. this is known to people in various regions around the u.s. you know those visions you had when you were in office, they were really great. it is hard to understand how they get so bogged down in partisan gridlock at the national level. for example denver, a city in which only 6% of commuters use anything other than a car. it's very car centric yet they put in my rail. they refurbished unit stationed in washington. it is on the way. when you do that, it also becomes a terminus for other things. it becomes the city center. the neighborhood around it is better. it's easier to

keep hollering at him. >> happened after relentless rain set off flash flooding in eastern texas. wil barrett and his three sons aged 8 to 14 saved 41 horses after the local river flooded a pasture. water could have carried the horses into the lake where they would have drown. dad and the boys managed to save each and every one. >> they ride and rope and have rode and do -- done more horseback than a lot of grown men ever will. i knew their abilities were good enough to handle most situations. >> how dad called that a bonafiedbona fide western experience better than the movies. all shot on his iphone. 8 years old. >>> this man spent the night on his boat docked in san diego and found a new bunkmate when he woke up. a baby sea lion. michael duffy says he woke up and heard sneezing maybe and movement in the boat. that's when he discovered the 30-pound sea lion. he said the sea lion was sleeping like a dog in the other bunk. he coaxed the little guy out of boat and into the water. >> we all like a good cuddle sometimes. we'll be right back. >>> such a peatretty day in san francisco.

we should ever sensor free speech but we also in this day and age, even though we have a right to holler "fire" in the theater, we don't do it. the supreme court has said that under certain circumstances, we are not allowed to do it. well what we also need to do is, quite naturally, exercise our first amendment right but do it in a manner where we don't harm others or we don't put ourselves in harm's way. ms. gellar and her group certainly have had every right to exercise their first amendment rights and i can tell you there were people in that community that were on both sides of the issue. one side yes, we must exercise our first amendment right. others we must exercise it yes, but we must do it out of an abundance of caution and we don't want to bring trouble to our neighborhood. there are going to be debates in the days to come kelly, as to how we exercise our first amendment right in a right and proper manner. but it's going to be a big debate in america, because we now have jihad in part coming to america. >> i want to elaborate on that for a moment. when i was speaking to walid ea

it picked up the house and starred ripping all the rooms off and we're sitting in the hallway -- hollering and screaming. when we came out everything was destroyed. >> meanwhile homes still underwater tonight. days of storms dumped 11-inches of rain in some areas. trapping homeowners and creating massive sink holes. officials say it could take some time before all the water recedes and people can get back into their homes. >>> philadelphia police are looking for the man they say surveillance cameras caught stealing of all things surveillance cameras. in south philly. fox 29's dave schratwieser is outside of south detectives and dave hopefully police got a very good look at this guy. >> reporter: lucy this is one of those crimes that leaves you scratching your head. a guy caught on camera stealing the very camera that's taking his picture. tonight investigators tell us they're trying to figure out who the guy is and why he did this. >> i mean somebody does that really they deserve to be caught. >> reporter: first he arrived with a folding chair then with a latter. >> i guess the chair wasn'