he suffered horrible death in his life. he said to a friend once he was haunted by the thought of water falling on graves. that he had lost his mother. he lost his sister, he lost an aunt and uncle. when his mother died at the age of 9 he helped his father make the coffin and bury her. he was a hands on experience. the first woman he ever loved died within a short time and died horribly as his mother did of milk sickness. death probably -- genetic predispositions. he was dress -- dpressive. his friends would write and say it was the time he went crazy. that was the time we had to take the raisers from the room. it was a serious issue. it was not temporary sadness. the thing that ask not know when i began writing the book, that i have never really heard discussed i found it later hidden in some historian writing or mentioned lightly. it may have been at the heart of lincoln's depression and also much his rejection of god. it is that lincoln was ab -- absolutely tortured by the fact that his mother was ill legitimate. he, aga

also he suffered horrible deaths in his life. he said to a friend once that he was haunted by the thought of water falling on graves, that he had lost his mother, he had lost his sister, he'd lost an aunt and an uncle. when his mother died at the age of 9, he helped his father make the coffin and buried her. it was a very hands-on experience. the first woman he really ever loved died within a short time and died horribly as his mother did of milk sickness. so death, probably some genetic predisposition. he was depressive, and his friends many times would write and say, put in their journals that was the time he went crazy. that was the time we had to take the razors from the room. this was a serious issue, not just a temporary sadness and kind of a poetic mood. but the thing that i did not know when i began writing this book, that i've never really heard discussed and i found it later hidden in some historian's writings or just mentioned lightly, is it may very well have been at the heart of lincoln's depression and very much als

. >> it was a horrible day. >> jon: a horrible day.iber of individuals who were there with you. >> yeah, it was -- something that everyone does. you know, you're trying to get a break. one thing you can do is go audition for any commercial. you realize that, you know, i come from a -- i'm a classically trained theater actor and you're sitting in a room with a bun of of yahoos. anybody can get this job. that's when i noticed the guy who played ogre on revenge of the nerds. >> nerds! >> yeah. a hero of mine. >> jon: a hero. >> god, even that guy has done a lot of great movies. across the room, i saw carmine, from laverne and shirley. >> jon: the big ragoo. >> i felt like a green horn. i thought even carmine needs to make his rent. >> jon: yes. just having been on some of those auditions. i can remember in the early days of peewee herman. he was the big thing. everybody would show up and had on the red bow tie. you thought, i'm such a [bleep]. it goes crazy. but you stayed with us and now look at you. well, it's fine life lessons from the

. >> i did a terrible, horrible, horrible thing to my son. ♪ >> behind the seven-story high walls ofan antonio's bear county jail there is an >> ever-changing drama that is played out daily among the 3,500 men and women incarcerated here. >> life in the county, baby. >> the majority of them have only been charged with crimes and here awaiting trial on the resolution of their cases. but for some, waiting can be unbearable. the jail's medical staff responds to a code one alert. a medical emergency. an inmate has just attempted suicide by hanging. he is 28-year-old arnulfo guerra. guerra is alive but unconscious. medics work to assess the extent of his injuries. the officer discovered guerra. he was called in after another officer reported that guerra had covered the lights in his cell making it difficult to see inside. >> the duty officer called us. we responded to do a check. and noticed he was hanging. he tad taken the bed sheet, tore into a strip, and around his neck a couple of times. i cut him down and he was still breathing. >> san antonio fire department paramedics arrive, guerr

. >> una cosa horrible (llanto). >> ya va, voy a revisar, cálmate no mira. > (llanto).ito). >> agárrala fuerte. >> qué pasó?. >> no, otra vez. >> vos dale. >> está bien, está bien, sólo digho que no la he visto. >> ok, no te dejo sola, no te dejo sola, ya va. >> (llanto). >> ya va, ok, ven, yo voy contigo. mira, ven. >> pero cómo pasa, cómo por qué. >> tengo que ver qué pasa, me tienes asustado a mí también. >> pero no quiero. >> ya pasó, bajo el vidrio, déjame quitar la silla de aquí. no pasa nada, tranquila, tranquilita, ya pasó. >> pero no quiero más. >> ya, tranquila. >> (llanto). >> qué pasó?. >> es que ví una cosa horrible y no puedo manejar. >> (gritos). >> el carro, el carro, el carro. >> ya pasó, ya pasó. >> no te preocupes, que yo te tengo atrapado. > (gritos). no, por favor. >> ya, ya. >> calma, calma, ya pasó, ya pasó. >> (grito de chewbacca). >> ya va, tranquila, tranquila. >> pero ten sentido del humor, una bromita, chiquitita. >> le dio con el pie, te queremos mucho, es una bromita chiquitica, es una novia, una noviecilla, un abrazo mercedes. >> eres un m

. >> everybody at bart is affected by this and it's just horribly sad. horribly sad. >> reporter: at the accident scene, federal investigators arrived one day after two men were killed, they walked the tracks, sifted through evidence and eventually moved the train. >> we took some measurements and wanted to get a look at the lay of the land the accident area before we were going to move any equipment, which is commonly done by us. >> struck some individuals at approximately 16.2 on the c-1 track. >> reporter: the victims a bart employee and contractor were inspecting a reported dip in the tracks when they were hit by the train controlled by computer. in the days and weeks to come, investigators will look at everything from signals and cameras to recordings, records and the rails. plus the people on the train and on the tracks. they insist the strike is second try. >> i'm aware that the strike is going on. i don't know if that will have an impact on anything i'm doing at this time. >> reporter: is there something of interest to you? >> everything is of in

. >> mira, ese fue lo que yo le llamÉ ovni horrible o nave horrible, porque yo la comienzo a grabar,no era una noche asÍ cerrada. o sea, estaba claro el cielo. >> estaba despejado el cielo. >> y de repente yo veo la cosa esta, la nave esta. veo que comienza a hacer una serie de evoluciones. capto todos los rayos que son 16 pulsos asÍ. pero estÁ en tercer plano, o sea... estÁ el garage, estoy yo, estÁ el garage y luego estÁ el objeto ese o la nave esta. >> este suceso se repitiÓ en dÍas posteriores, pero aquella vez el rayo emitido era color rojo. en junio de este aÑo mario fue entrevistado en peÑa de lobos por josÉ luis rueda, investigador del fenÓmeno ovni. aquel dÍa ocurriÓ algo muy interesante. observe cÓmo un objeto pasa velozmente detrÁs del entrevistado, casi imperceptible. obsÉrvelo en cÁmara lenta. >> estÁ tomando la entrevista el seÑor josÉ luis rueda y aparece en cuadro lo que es este objeto, estÁ pequeÑa nave tipo discal larga, creo de este tamaÑo, no sÉ si sea mÁs. pasa detrÁs de mÍ asÍ en una parte donde entra a cuadro, estÁ a cuadro lo que es la zona del bosque, estÁn l

sadly if you look into that crime the crimes committed under the influence of mass are horribly violent because usually they are in a psychotic state it is called death induced psychosis. one of the people that i researched the book with was a psychologist at ucla medical center who led the program on substance abuse and specifically it has been on the relationship between death and violence but there is a fact that a lot of people don't know about the night of the crime and aaron mckinney behavior. in a 24-hour period that included the attack on matthew aaron mckinney in salted for males. then nate before aaron mckinney broke into his cousin's home where he knew a friend of his was stating that he had previous drug dealings did he attacked him claiming he owed him money for drugs. research has shown he's physically assaulted and attacked the four. once they got to the fence when he was attacking matthew when aaron mckinney was completely out of his mind, when russell henderson try to stop the beating beating, aaron mckinney took the murder weapon covered with blood and struck wrestle h

and again, none of this is to say in any way that this was not a horribly -- it was a horribly violent, a grotesquely violent crime that occurred in laramie in october of 1998. but the story that was presented and that really was quickly mythologized and is the story that most people if you ask them, they would say, yes, he was the young man who was murdered because he was gay. so i just wanted to say some of this as background to how i got involved. i reported the story for many years. after the abc news piece aired, i went on with the reporting. i continued to do the reporting with some of the sources that i had used in the "20/20" piece, and then i went on to find other sources and to document further some of what i found. and it really, as i say, it took me into the crystal meth world. one of the things we have to look at here is that in 1998 when matthew was killed, people were not -- particularly the media -- were not talking about methamphetamine. crystal meth did not really become a story, the national media did not start to report on it seriously until about 2004. it did not b

again, it was me in horrible outfits. craig: you want to stay away if that.omen don't enjoy a sketch comedian. >> it is really about how awful you can make yourself look. i wore overall shirts in the sketch. craig: that actually sounds kind of hot. tom lennon wore those little shorty shorts in "reno 911." he looked really hot. i don't know where i'm going. in the leg department, you betcha. he has got some gams. >> this is a confession. craig: do you do squats? >> i can. do you want me to? craig: are you in therapy? >> i would like to be. [laughter] all right. let's cure the hell out of me right now. please. craig: i think cure is a judgmental word. it applies there is something wrong with you. i don't think there is anything wrong with you. i think you're a little tough on yourself because of your freakishly hairy back. >> that is true. my mother had a hairy back as well. craig: did she really? >> just -- i didn't want to face my roots. craig: nothing wrong with being hairy. nothing wrong with being hairy. >> you think being a hairy man from only behind is n

whatever it is, it's a horrible war. and to stop it you have got to put together a political process. >> rose: what's the risk of becoming-- getting beyond the borders. because you've got so many people that have some participation here. >> sure. saudies have participation here. turkey has participation in here. hezbollah has participation here. iran has participation here. united states has beginnings of participation here. >> you know, it is already-- it is a horrible syrian crisis. it's already a regional crisis. you know t has all sorts of ingredients. the sectarian as pefkt the problem is becoming more and more visible. and the proxy aspect is becoming also, and you know, from there, you know, i have always been saying since-- you cannot bottle a war like this inside one country. >> yeah. >> it will overflow. if you don't deal with it, it will overflow. >> primarily because it's sectarian or because everybody has already invested in it? >> for all sorts of reasons. sectarian-- is horrible for us in the region. but y

that's a horrible idea. >> sasha, do you agree?> you know, john, if you ask anybody if they thin that it's political, then i think that there are a lot of people who was say that it wasn't. maybe not republicans or independents, but i'm sorry, i did not mean to insu you fore. but, no, i -- >> if a republican was in charge, e democrats would say, look, this is politics as usual. it's not partisan. >> there's a joke that some hostage takers sai that they think it's hurtful they are being compared to the tea party, which i really like. but that aside, the irs, ingram who is in charge of it, the information that she provided to the white house d not go to political staff. it went to people who are overseeing the implementation of obama care, which had to do with religious formation and ntraceptive care. so the iormation was whether or not the organization is religiouy affiliated or an acal oanization. she did not provide any confidential information. >> gary b., do you think the irs should have any place in the enforcement of obama car

in china, another day of horrible air pollution. leading to flight cancellations and delays and causing headaches for vacationers on their way

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i hope we never lose the memory that lincoln fatah horrible depression in his life people said he was the saddest man they had ever seen and dripped melancholy when he walked. his mother was'' possessed of a particular spirit of sadness. " end quote. so you can find books on this subject said we had the lincoln we would not have had him without depression but it is not temporary sadness but he suffered debilitating depression. his friends had to go on suicide watch many times. it was almost certain the inherited also he suffered horrible death he said to a friend he was haunted by the thought of water falling on gray's he lost his mother his sister and in local and did and his mother died at the age of night he built the coffin and hope to bury her. very hands-on experience in the first woman he loved died horribly as his mother deep -- other did also his friends the other would -- others to put leader that is the time he went crazy where we had to take the raisers from the room. not just temporary. but the thing that i did not know when i began writing the book is that i never really

. >> there's a horrible experience. it is a horrible experience. all of us went through it, but you really do understand the value of it. >> reporter: in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. >>> next on news 4, a bold attack at a convenience store. the suspect wasn't after just money. >>> also, the news 4 i he team has new video helping metro catch people who try to cash in on minor crashes. >>> how about our weather, doug? >> weather out there right now, clear skies but notice we've got some clouds trying to move into our area. and there are some changes to the forecast. i'll update you on what >>> after two weeks of searching for a suspect tonight police have made an arrest in a violent robbery at a gas station in north philadelphia. that arrest came just hours after they released this security video of the attack. you can see a man sucker punched the victim, a 75-year-old customer and beat him up until he gave up his cash and lottery tickets. police say the same guy robbed a woman about an hour after he left the gas station. >>> phantom injuries

. >> es horrible que no te sepas comportar. mejor vÁmonos, ven aca. >> pueden ir en paz. misa ha terminado. antes de retirarse, quisiera agradecer a todos su ayuda y su esfuerzo para continuar con la celebraciÓn de nuestro santo patrono san felipe. tambiÉn quiero mencionar que es al primer aÑo que pasamos sin nuestro principal benefactor, don alfonso cÁceres de rivera, que debe estar al lado del seÑor, pero un su lugar nos acompaÑa su pequeÑo hijo, felipÍn. (campanas). (aplausos). ♪. >> padrecito. >> ¿quÉ pasa, nicanor? >> aquÍ le traigo la lista del jurado del concurso, me dijo el seÑor richardson, que usted decidiera quiÉn iba. yo habÍa pensado tambiÉn invitar a los familiares de don alfonso, que en paz descanse. >> me parece muy bien, muy bien, nicanor. >> de todos modos, usted echeme un ojito. >> bien, muy bien. ♪. >> ¿quieren que les enseÑe la plaza? >> ya la conocemos. >> ay, sÍ, antes que tÚ. >> ah, pero no conocen a mis amigos, ni conocen a don policarpo, a don sano, a gelacio y a siriaco. >> ¿y esos quiÉnes son? >> mis amigos. mira, vamos asÍ se los presento. >>

for once, something horrible, but it brought the whole country together.hat story is coming up, stay with us. acso 45 states and then district of columbia have voluntarily decided to raise the bar with consistent educational standards. now, students in those states will have a better chance to succeed in college and careers and to compete in the global economy. which means a better future for our students and our nation. join exxonmobil in supporting the common core state standards. let's solve this. hing, helicopthierhis hibuzzing, andk engine humming. sfx: birds chirping sfx: birds chirping >>> the war in afghanistan turned 12 years old yesterday. we're now at the start of year 13 of that war. we have never before as a nation had a government shutdown during a time of war. we are on new ground here. we do not know exactly -- group who are fighting the war, how it's going to affect the immense and complicated infrastructure. piece by piece the congress and the administration have been trying to shove together piecemeal -- alleviate the worst of impact to

[sollozos] ay, me siento horrible, mi amor.a, pero de hambre. voy camino al reaurante. maneja con cuidado, por favor, ¿sÍ? >>estoy pasmado. >>¡quÉ bueno por ti! >>nunca habÍa visto a una peona tan... sin lÍmites. >>y yo tampoco. y en caso de que insistas en llevar a cabo esa fantasÍa sexual del empleado con la patrona, no serÁ conmigo. >>¿estÁs nsando en irte? >>no. si quieres, me quedo. pero una vez que me acueste en esa cama sÉ mÁs frÍa que una foca preÑada en el Ártico. >>¿sas quÉ? estÁ bien. ven con papi. puede ser una experiencia interesante. >>yo no creo. imagÍnate... [vocala] y una cosa mÁs: si yo no llego en 15 nutos al restaurante, reinaldo va a volver a marcar; y si no le contesto esta vez, va a entrar epÁnico y va a llamar a la policÍa. [♪] me encanta el jell-o. ¿r qué? imagínate que te levantas cada mañana con un poco menos de pelo. te vas a trabajar con todo ese tráfico. test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test t

this is a horrible, horrible tragedy. >> yeah. >> we need to get to the bottom of what happened.'s not politicize it. >> i'm not sure that's exactly the exact analogy. >> of course it is. >> it's not. >> here's a transcript from the interview last night. the reporter said in that environment you were asking for more security assets and you were not getting them? greg hicks says, that's right. she says, did you fight that? he says, i was in the process of trying to frame a third request but it was not allowed to go forward. lars, is it the same or different? >> it's different. here's why. in august of that year, 2001, the nsa, then secretary rice -- not secretary rice, but dr. rice, said there is some kind of threat coming from al qaeda that might involve airplanes somewhere, sometime. that was very nonspecific. this was a specific threat message from our own people on the ground who said, we have inadequate security. we have security locally hired that has promised to run away if attacked. which is exactly what they did that night. >> right. >> there's a difference between a spec

>>es que lo que hicimos fue horrible, fernanda. me remuerde la conciencia nada mÁs de acordarme. estÁ bien. >>, hombre, muchas gracias a ti por el dato, ¿eh? ¡ah! la verdad, necesito cho elinero. >>oye, ¿y de las escuelas no te han resuelto nada? >>no, nada. francamente, ya hasta me estoy haciendo la idea de no volver a dar clases. >>¡quÉ mala pata, caray! >>¡damiÁn! ¡ay, damiÁn, É bueno que te encuentro! >>¿quÉ pasÓ, doÑa clemen? >>lÁnzate para el ital, el niÑo se puso muy enfermo. >>¿cÓmo? si en la maÑana cuando me fui lo dejÉ bie >>pues sÍ, pero luego se volviÓ a poner mal y entonces carlita se lo tuvo que llevar a la carrera al hospital. el chinoue con ellos. Ándale, lanzate. el niÑo estÁ muy mal. >>sÍ, gracias por el dato. >>avÍsame. damián: nos vemos al rato. >>con cuidado. pobre damiÁn, caray. >>pobrecito. >>le llueve sobre mojado. >>pobrecitos estos, ¡quÉ racha han tenido! no se merecen lo que estÁn viendo. [♪]

. >> it's horrible. that's all i can say. >> nothing wrong with it. if they are paying for it, that's good. >> one aspect of the shutdown making military life difficult -- commissaries are shuttered. >> i wish instead of funding for the golf course, i was they would fund for the commissary to be open. >> some military families stocked up in advance of the shutdown, but others did not do their big shop in time. >> we have to come off base to shop now, but we're not too picky. wherever we can get our groceries. >> it's not just the inconvenience affecting these military families. the cost of groceries off base is digging into their pockets. there is some disagreement about whether or not it is a good and to keep the golf course opened here at joint base andrews. most people with whom we spoke are in agreement in their hope that the government works out some kind of deal to get back to business. >> thank you. former governor jesse ventura stop by our studio and shared some of his thoughts about the shutdown. >> it's despicable. makes me want to throw up.

su horrible. el mismo día que yo supe del diagnóstico tuvo valor.sidente de ese algo, mi madre y mis hermanos tíos. no tengo papá. si conozco a mi padre, pero sus divorciados. esa deficiencia cocida. >>¿Éstas con vih o sida? >> son dos cosas distintas. y tengo vih. ya cumplí casi 20 años y no el desarrollo de la enfermedad, que es una de las cosas que me gustaría decirle a la comunidad latina que realmente esas personas que ya saben que ser infectadas, de alguna salida. >>las preguntas rápidas porque nos tenemos que ir rápidamente. ¿no quisiste a ejercer por voluntad o porque pensaste que te van a discriminar? >>yo creo que si me piden el primero fue por el vih... por hacer de vih ejercí, quise meterme en él la médico porque era lo que me venían haciendo. ya con el diagnóstico que todo para atrás, porque realmente no sentía la depresión. esto es un proceso que se toma. si uno no buscar ayuda para poder entender qué es el sida o el vih, las personas siguen. >>¿hoy por hoy tienes una pareja estable? >> no. eso sí lo terrestres a tu pareja normal. mira

time and parents were having a horrible time. how do parents tell their kids they may not be here? what we do is provide a place and the material and support and then they figure out their own truth, what it means to them. i see the behavior change in front of my eyes. maybe they have never been able to go out of boundaries, their lives have been so rigid to sort of expressing that makes tremendous changes. because we did what we did, it is now sort of a nationwide model. >> i think you would be surprised if you come to these clinics. many of them i think would be your neighbors if you knew that. often times we just don't discuss that. we treat husband and wife and they bring in their kids or we treat the grandparents and then the next generation. there are people who come in who need treatment for their heart disease or for their diabetes or their high blood pressure or their cholesterol or their hepatitis b. we actually provide group medical visits and group education classes and meeting people who have similar chronic illnesse

me vas a hacer llorar y voy a llegar horrible a la iglesia. >>ay, sÍ, pa', no manches.na joya Única e irrepetible, ¿sÍ o no? >>bueno, sÍ. ya vÁmonos, papa. >>bueno. ve... >>¿quÉ pasa? ¿por quÉ no te mueves? >>¿quÉ pasa, paula? no... nos estÁs asustando. >>es... abelardo. >>¿quÉ pasa con el? >>nada. me marcaron y... abelardo... >>¡habla, por dios! ¿estÁ bien? >>abelardo iba camino a la iglesia y... tuvo un accidente. va al hospital, parece que estÁ muy grave. >>¡noo...! [sollozos] >>tranquila... >>¡no, no...! >>tranquila, no pasa nada. tranquila... [♪] [♪] >>tÓmense esto, les va a hacer bien. >>yo no tengo ganas de nada. >>tÓmatelo. tienes que ser fuerte. [doctor hace comentarios] >>¿cÓmo estÁ mi hijo, doctor? >>¿le pasÓ algo a abelardo? ¿estÁ bien? >>tranquilas, les tengo buenas noticias. abelardo ya despertÓ. >>ya verÁs. >>bendito sea dios. >>pero hay algo mÁs que tengo que decirles. lamentablemente su espina dorsal sufriÓ graves daÑos y... >>dÍgame quÉ pasa, por favor, doctor. dÍgame lo que sea, pero no me tenga con el corazÓn en la boca. >>miren, no las voy a engaÑar

so shrek, while he had a horrible, horrible start to his life, not only is he going to have a good fin, but he helped bring 12 others along with him. >> dr. goff, how does it feel for you that you helped put out a minute-long video and got the story out there. >> if feel like if i can shine a light on a hero like dr. goff and her veterinary team, then i'm happy to do. >> is he looking for a home or are you going to keep him? >> i'm working on my husband but i'm pretty sure it's a sure thing. >> they were at a bus terminal and according to military police, they got out to talk to the protesters but then it turned violent against him very quickly. people are throwing boards at the colonel. >> oh, boy. >> there you could see him running away. >> was he there by himself? >> no, there was an undercover cop trying to photograph this. two were arrested with attempted murder and criminal association. not on was the officer injured, they damaged like 15 atms and set a bus on fire. >> who are these people? >> a group of anarchists who have been staging protests in brazil because they're upset on

it's just a horrible mess, and i know this is gonna be a hard cover-up. i need you to break this down to me on what you want. - basically, like, i wanted to get, like, a 1950s style pinup girl... - okay. - you know, with like the bangs, maybe holding, like, a whip or a riding crop. - okay. - but i wanted to have, like, a skull instead of her normal face. - that's cool. - i thought that would be really cool. i've never seen anything like that. - that is really cool. i'll be back. he's telling me that wants, like, a 1950s style pinup girl, which is cool. that's pretty cool. i love pinup girls. okay. and i'm very worried that the tattoo will come out looking flat, and that makes for a bad cover-up. there's a bunch of different factors this time. it's a hard cover-up, period. for lou's tattoo, what i'm gonna have to do to make this look good is i'm going to have to line up the hair to the face of whatever that thing is, and that's where it's gonna start off. i then have to make sure that there's movement in the lingerie so that it doesn't appear flat. it's de

>>¡fue horrible! >>tranquila. respire profundamente y dÍganos quÉ fue lo que pasÓ.na del nilo serÁ fiel a su esposo hasta despuÉs de la muerte. [♪] >>mira, no vengas a molestarme otra vez, porque voy a perder la paciencia. >>es que estoy preocupado, manuel. >>si vienes a preguntauna vez mÁs adÓnde fue la seÑora, ni gastes saliva. >>pero ¿por quÉ esa mala voluntad conmigo? siempre de ovarios. de verdad,r ¿quÉ trabajo te cuesta ayudarme, manuel? >>¡bueno, dime de una vez lo que quieres, mariposa! >>que sigas mi lÓgica; si puedes, claro. ¿no te parece extraÑo que ea no te hayaicho nada? ademÁs, tÚ eres empleado... >>cuidado con lo que vas a decirme. >>bueno, pero el caso es que no me dijo nada ¡y no me parece justo! >>¿sabes quÉ? solo hay una cosa peor que una pÁjara y eso es una pÁjara necesitada. >>su vida corre peligro, macho impotente. [suena la sirena] [voz en el radio] [sollozos] >>ay, no... yo no la quiero ver... ella es mi amiga desde hace muchos aÑos. poravor, no me obligue... ya no lo puedo soportar. por favor, no me obligue. >>¿quiere llamar a alguien? >>sÍ.

horrible. the p he's bumped by another driver and then you see him hit the wall.re time there. this all taking place in the final lap of the race. you saw the debris flying all over the place. we do understand that he appear today be moving shortly after that crash. but we don't have an update on his condition. we'll keep updating you on the situation there out of huszen to. incredible. terble crash there. >> meantime, new developments in that violent clashl between a group of bikers and the driver of an suv in fork. chance facie inine ining multip charges. police say roz erpt stop ds the head and body after he was drag ds out of his,uv. >> it's really hard to keep up with all of the players. we are talking a about a large group of people. and you've got some who have questions, a couple who are arraigned. tanya, where do you see them kaz going mplts we're not hearing anything about the culpability of the driver of the suv. is that rbble to you? >> at this point ssz. those are easy to delude. they don't have the justification. the range roefr driver potent l poten

the thing that was so horrible is this was an 18-year-old autistic girl on her way to see her grandmothereventually another citizen comes through. the guy doesn't try to get away. he stays there, as does the autistic come. this man goes back in and you see him drag her and hits her on the head several times. and he gets on his bike and rides away with the girl's bag in tow. police are looking for the man and they're hoping somebody will recognize him or the citizen because he may be able to give a better description. >> he just stand there is calmly with his bike like nothing's wrong. >> that's when you shout at the screen run away, run away! >> this is from australia. this guy looks like he's up to no good and somehow gains entry to the dealership. what he's after, tires. he rolls this tire right out of the front door. he got away with four tires and four rims. he has an accomplice who helps him load them in. he gets away. >> and those tires are expensive. >> all tires aren't cheap. >> police in a australia are looking for those two. >> it's going to be tough from that individuvideo beca

our helicopter over a horrible crash. twin boys are hospitalized. one in critical condition after an elderly driver plowed into them at the walgreens store on santa cruz avenue. police say the 90-year-old driver was trying to back out of a parking space, but hit the gas instead of the brake. the 6-year-old twins with an 11-year-old brother were pinned to the building. one boy suffered major injuries is undergoing surgeries. the other two boys have nonlife threatening injuries. >>> the ninth circuit court of appeals heard testimony on a case. the t-shirts had american flags on them. they were wearing them on cinco de mayo. the white students say they were only being patriotic. >>> sounds a bit like a movie. michael santos' story begins with the movie scar face. he aspired to be like tony montana. >> it's just the beginning of an amazing story of crime, punishment, and redemption. >> reporter: he moved as a 20-year-old to miami to live that dream and within two years he was a drug kingpin. at least that's what federal prosecutors called him when he wa

. >> yo no dormÍ, sentÍ que era una traicionera horrible.ien de tu equipo, pero ya despuÉs se le va a olvidar. o sea, han pasado cosas como mÁs fuertes. >> eso es lo que me pasa en la vida tambiÉn, me cuesta soltar. y la vida se cansa de darme oportunidades para decir: "a ver, mija, vas otra vez, vas, -bueno, ¿pero me puedo llevar algunas cositas del pasado?". resolvÍ un dilema mÁs grande hoy cuando amanecÍ y platiquÉ con las chavas. me despertÉ y les dije: "estoy en un dilema horrible, no sÉ que hacer, -y me dicen lo mismo que me dicen cuando yo platico de las cosas de mi vida-, no hay ningÚn problema, o sea, tÚ lo tienes muy claro y acabas de explicar por quÉ, tus razones son muy vÁlidas, el problema es tomar la decisiÓn". >> ¿te acuerdas cuando nos vimos en el juicio que ustedes no quisieron despachar a vanessa? me preguntaban: "¿quÉ opinas de eso? -y yo dije- pues no estÁ mal porque ellos estÁn haciendo su juego". o sea lo que no saben es que de alguna manera aquÍ no todo en la vida es ganar, o sea, en algÚn momento van a perder y les va

me actaba con hombres horribles, me acostaba con mujeres, hombres gordos, ejos...ajo por la noche. yo me pago mis estudios. entonces... doctora: ¿qÉ estas estudiando? >>medicina. doctora: É bueno. ok. >>entoncesyo un dÍa llo del abajo y me encuentro ai tÍa desesperada buscan a mi prima. "¿dÓnde estÁ" y yo le je"no, estÁ conmigo" "me dijo que andaba contigo" y yo le dije: "no, no anda cmigo". entonces, ega a lacuatro de la maÑana con ella. y le digo: "¿quÉ pÓ? estoe huele pan quemado". y ce mi tÍa: "¿dÓnde tu estabas, que me dijiste que andabas con tu prima? entonces, ella riÉndose:"yo la llevÉ al gogÓ, porque ella me ella me lo pidiÓ". "no, noella no tiene que ir contigo a ngÚn lugar". mi tÍa le da dos galletas alla, dos galles, porque es un fresca r, porq ella no tenÍa e haber ido. yo era el m ejemplo de la falia. mi familia harido o por lpa mÍa. entonces yo no quique la coja el mmo paso mÍo, ¿me entiende? entonces, ella, la mamÁ lbota de la casa. doctora: ¿a turima? >>sÍ. tÍa la bota de la casa y yo la recogÍ. doctora: ok. >>porque no la voy a dejar sola a calle.