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it was a horror show. it was hot and it was one of those -- one of the worst scenes you can imagine in the american civil war. there were scenes of bravery and several accounts of men who managed to work their way out into the field and drag their friends back. some of the injured colonels were dragged back as well. two, three days, on june 5 after the big assault had taken place. general has been cook went to general mead and asked if there could be a flag of truce so that wounded men could be brought back in from his portion of the line. his local commanders had been asking for that. this was relayed to grant. grant made the request of lee and then for the next two days up until june 7 lee and grant bicker back and forth about exactly how this truce is going to be done, whether it can be local or generalized. it takes a long time for messages to go back and forth. not until june 7 at the end of the day is a truce declared. soldiers come into these fields and bring back the bodies because there are very f

of course there were other cases where it's a horror show. they almost hosted the 2002 olympics after the debt as they are people were living in dilapidated structures that were former olympic facilities that had been abandoned. the new squatter houses with the old olympic villages. that was their makeshift homeless shelters. i was in south africa before the last world cup anesthetist avian in durban. it costs about $350 million to build. moses was actually resistance fighter can apartheid in the 1980s. the stadium named after him and it was the most beautiful, great stadium we've ever seen in your life. every blade of grass with ticket and colored and then match it marker. within two blocks of deceit and there is a bit water shortage. i saw with my own eyes at 3:00 in the morning charts had to be turning out to these really impoverished areas and people have to drop of water for people so they wouldn't get it from an absence of a sick, basic sustenance. he and all this just boggles the mind. i want to be clear about this. despite all of the

and then of course there were other cases where it's just a horror show, like in greece, for example, they hosted the 2002 olympics after the debt crisis there people were actually living in dilapidated structures that were former olympic facilities that had been abonned to. so the new squatter houses were the old olympic buildings, their makeshift home legislation shelters. nor south africa before the last world cup and i was at a stadium, cost $350 million to build. moses mobida was a resistant fighter against apartheid. the stadium named after him. and it was the most beautiful, green stadium you have ever seen in your life. like every blade of grass looked like it was color bid a magic marker, and within two blocks of the stadium there was a big water shortage, and at 3:00 in the morning trucks had to be driven out to these really impoverished areas and drop off water for people into they wouldn't get sick from an absence of basic substance. saying this boggles the mind i want to be clear about this. despite all of the debt and displacement, it's not like these events didn't make

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the horror show now unfolding in iraq suggests that we have already unintentionally aided sociopathic zealots. the murderous leaders of the so-called islamic state of iraq and syria have seized american humvees and weaponry from the dedidn't rating -- disintegrating iraqi army. a c.i.a. analyst on acid could not have imagined this nightmarish scenario a week ago. our best foreign policy analyst could not have foreseen the ferres toity and speed of the collapse of large portions of iraq. what we are witnessing is the development of a multinational was aye emirate ruled with the ruthless interpretation of shari'a law. the isis marches under the black flag of death. madam chair, the naive notion at we can deliver weapons to vetted, moderate opposition groups at war with other rebel militias gives no guarantee that our weaponry won't be seized or diverted, making an already terrible civil war even worse. the ad hoc army of syrian rebels, absent a broader multinational strategy in the region, is a recipe for disaster. for further disaster. look, i understand, this is a complicated situatio

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show. that is completely intentional. >> do you like gory horror movies, scary movies? directed under the dome. >> i like drama. i like truth. a lot of times, if you do the right type of drama -- that is why i think cable shows do better than the network shows, particularly. they have more opportunity to tell the truth. if you look at the sopranos, what a beautifully flawed character tony soprano was, but that is much more realistic. on network, you would have to do a good deed every single week. and sometimes those type of characters don't. they are not inherently evil but they do what they do when they're true to themselves. dramas allow me that type of truth and these types of stories that i am attempting to tell allow me and afford me that luxury. just in the time frame from when you wrote your first book to laws of wrath, we keep hearing more about companies like netflix, like hulu, like amazon, nontraditional storytellers coming into the fray and spending money. would you like to see that? >> i love the model and the possibilities right now. as an actor, it's a ver

remember the rocky horror picture show? it is that and more.he action? one company is hoping that will bring americans out in the theaters. >> with 4-deit is not just about watching the action, it is about feeling it. >> i used to go to sleep in the movies. not that one. >> reporter: as movies face ever-increasing competition to snag eye balls one company is betting it can lure people into theaters with the fourth dimension. korean company is opening the first american 4-d theater in los angeles. avatar was the first major picture viewed in 4-d, just not here in the united states. what are all of the things the chairs can do? >> motion chair. it's good for the horror movies. creep you out. >> reporter: if that is not enough there is more effects in and around the chairs like mist, rain, wind, strobe lights and sense and bubles. but the company may have an uphill battle. >> it is not family oriented. >> reporter: while last year's total box office jumped 1% in the u.s. 3-d went the other direction even though 45, 3-dereleases were nine more than

. >> as evidence of torey adamcik's innocence, the defense shows the jury torey's homemade horror moviesd an interest in movie making. there was a curiosity. there was a fantasy world. >> and brian draper's lawyers used the same defense. but with one major difference. they blamed torey for killing cassie stoddart. >> when brian draper went to cassie's house that night, his understanding was this was going to be a movie about scaring her. >> and what happened when you got home? >> but the prosecution finds one major flaw in the theory that this was just a spoof or a darkly humorous homemade movie. >> let the record reflect this witness has identified the defendant. >> if it was a spoof, the prosecutors say, cassie would still be alive. >> this wasn't a movie. this wasn't a joke. this wasn't a prank that they were going to pull on cassie jo stoddart. this was a planned murder and they carried it out exactly as they scripted it. >> coming up, adamcik blames draper and draper blames adamcik, but what will the jury believe? en folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and

show. there's a horror series called "strain." what's it about?. >>> there was a series called "almost royal" which is billed as both a reality show and a sitcom. i'm not sure how that works but what is the show exactly? >> like borat, very similar to "the daily show" where you have two actors who are interacting with real people everyday people and they don't really know they're opposite actors. basically they're two british aristocats they play two british aristocrats. >> it was only a matter of time before somebody blended those genres together. >> right. >> on abc they have something called "the quest," from the makers of "amazing race." >> and "lord of the rings." basically the true hero will emerge in the end. the goal is to save this kingdom. it looks just stupid enough to work, i have to tell you. >> all right. one more. patrick dempsey also known as mcsteamy from "grey's anatomy." >> it's actually eric dayne who plays mcsteamy. he's a navy captain who's on a ship while 80% of the population gets wiped ow. they have to find a kear. >> cure

of the e-mail he wrote his father he was ashamed of being an american, the horror that america is disgusting. >> it goes to showthe army and that he wanted to get away and by getting away he willfully and purposely and premeditated left his post and left me and my platoon and walked away under his own will and conscience. >> when these other platoon members died searching for him, what was the reaction of your platoon? >> very, very frustrating because here we are wasting so much more extra energy and time and blood, sweat and tears for someone who purposely walked away and didn't want to be found. he didn't don't found. we were chasing a ghost around eastern afghanistan for at least 90 days immediately following his disappearance. >> were you told not to discuss this publicly at the time? >> there wasn't enough time. we were busy driving from information spot to information spot, from village to village. we didn't have enough time to talk about anything. and the little time we did get back on army bases we had tosig wouldn't talk about it. >> you had to sign a document. >> yes, sir. >> wow. what is your reacti

showing up there. ms. hanson gorgeous sunset recently. we get these little shop of horrors to bubble up.e some of them down here. the big grain area has diminished to the north and west. this is an atmosphere that if we get any sunshine at all serious and the sunshine of here rather are showers developing. we might even put some thunder and some of them. bass circulation. the laughter comes up from the gulf and perhaps into this thing. this storm has a history of heavy rain production out there and kansas. here's how the rich and laid out overnight from yesterday according to our doppler radar. you see the corridor coming up from the south. mchenry county get in on those. we were all drenched. picked up 1.72 in.. it is interesting. that is half of june's worth of rain. midway had 1.51 in.. these numbers are way above average. look from the national weather service co- op observers. how much rain has come down. 3.44 in.. buffalo grove 325. ha cent to 5% of the leather ropes relations and are taken but volunteers. , mine and check goes up. look at the configuration here. we have about 180

showing their images. the girls were acting out a horror story from a website. foed her own rescue. she's still in the hospital. rosa flores is following developments for us. there is nothing you can really say about this? this is such a sinister case that took two preteens fascinate with a fictitious character on the internet to allegedly stabbing a 12-year-old girl to impress them. the details play out like the plot of a horror film. >> in the morning the suspects went to david's park and lured the victim into the woods near big ben road south of drive to play a game. >> reporter: two 12-year-old girls are accused of inviting their friend to play hide and seek after a sleepover. but police say they had much darker intentions. >> once there, one suspect held the victim down while the other suspect stabbed her 19 times in the arms, legs, and torso. >> reporter: suspects morgan geyser and annisa weir, middle school students spent months planning the attack on their friend. the suspects' fascination with "slender man" fictional internet character that often appear

. >>> another horror of online dating, a man agrees to connect with a woman he met on a dating site but instead of meeting a woman, two men show up and punch and rob him. how san francisco police plan to catch the attacker. >>> a six alarm fire destroyed this warehouse in april and now local businesses are coming together to help the victims out. >>> this is kron 4 news at 11:00 starting now. >>> with the darkness and the cold working against them, search crews will be working through the night for their search for a nine-year-old girl who went missing today at samuel taylor state park. >> reporter: we won't stop. this is a search that we'll continue 24/7. this lieutenant says many are out looking for rothchild, last seen wearing a pink dress with flowers on it. she's 4'2", 50 pounds. her parents told the police she was hanging out with the kids from another camp and then she was gone. >> in speaking with the parents today apparently their daughter was running around the cam many side playing with other children cam manying here the camp ground and at one point they realized she was no longer within their sight. about 30 minut

horror as the other than was attacked by the pitbull bit seven times. else crediting his neighbors with saving his life. >> reporter: 37-year-old louis rodriguez hugged his named. he showed up after his pregnant attacked her and the 10-year-old followed her lead. leech picked up a steel rod. i whopped him. >> across the street, she told him to join in. >> she said they are killing. you got to do something. >> reporter: he grabbed another rod and the two kept hitting the pitbulls until he got free. >> he started scooting out to the fence, when he got to the fence to come out on his but the to the -- but the to -- butocks. they pulled him back. both dogs when the fenced yard when he went into clean you mean. both have no history of violence. >> i'm glad it was me and not my kids, you know. >> and the rodriguez family did sign over their rights the dogs to animal control. they will remain here for ten days in quarantine until they decide whether the dogs will be euthanized. >> a killer is on the loose in north philadelphia tonight. investigator say someone opened fire on a car near the 2900 block of north 31st street. the panic stricken driver slammed into a fence outside a

horrors of war. >> my closest friend, emil, in the twilight embers. >> the game is designed to look like a graphic novel, a clever touch. >> in this game, the player does not kill anyone. we wanted to show with this represented for our ancestors. most of our great grandparents, to give an idea what they went through and what had already happened then. during testing, we realized they started looking at the historical fact and started researching world war i and we managed to interest people, make them curious. my the end of the game, they feel moved by the story and they feel like they've learned a lot. havethe games developers worked with historians and experts to make sure everything is as accurate as possible. even an encyclopedia that is interactive and players can open at any time. >> the atmosphere and the game is very close to what world war i must have felt like. they worked a lot on the sound and the explosions are very realistic. they got very close. >> in the game is played, they the end to learn but product is the same. a new lease on life for these unknown soldiers. here's a reminder of the headlines live from paris. into the fold with the historic signing between kiev and

horror story. you can see the entire conversation in a barbara walters exclusive. a special edition of "20/20" tonight at 10:00 p.m., 9:00 central. >>> incredible video to show you. a natural gas line eruption, sending a fireball nearly 100 feet into the air, in southeastern texas. emergency crews managed to shut off the gas. and they allowed the flames to burn off on their own. one man who was driving by was slightly injured as he tried to run away from his stalled truck. >>> well, the driving rain and disappointing loss apparently isn't enough to dampen u.s. soccer fever. >> not at all. despite team usa's loss to germany yesterday, the u.s. will still advance to round 16. and new york is showing its team usa pride atop the empire state building, emblazoned in red, white and blue. abc's paula faris braved the rain in brazil for us. >> reporter: try after try, in the pouring rain, the americans came so close. >> dempsey. couldn't put it on target. >> reporter: but in the end, thwarted by germany's precision and strength. germany scoring the lone goal in the second half. but it didn't matter. the americans, by keeping it so close, they do the unbelievable and adva

perspective, a video posted online unverifiable, showing iraqi forces engaged in a fierce firefight earlier this week. if they lose, they face unspeakable horror and they know it. the jihadists of the islamic state of iraq and syria, known as the isis, used social media as a weapon, a terror weapon, these images posted last night on a twitter account reliably linked to isis but unverifiable, shows iraqi civilians taken by prisoners, packed into trucks and mercilessly executed. isis claims they boast they executed 1,007 men like this. the leader of isis was in u.s. custody in iraq for four years, when he was released in 2009, his parting words to u.s. troops, "i'll see you in new york." the u.s. has sent the aircraft carrier into the persian gulf, in case president obama decides to take military action here to protect american lives. and one more development in these fast-moving events, iran's leaders have said they are willing to work with the united states, the great state in their view, in order to fight isis. u.s. officials say there have been no contacts between u.s. and iran, yet. dan. >> giving new meaning to the old cliche the enemy of

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show you. forget the rising machines, what about the duck uprising happening right here right now. tie commuters watched in horrorundred thousand quacking ducks created a stampede down a country road. look at this. blocking traffic for miles. no one knows where they are roaming-- running from or two or what's going on. obviously it has caused them to hurry up together in a large group. hopefully it's not because if not kind of stuff of nightmares. look at this. are you listening as i'm reading this? thailand, these docs are stampeding. it could be duck dynasty. i mean, it's unbelievable. while. >> i'm here. melissa: sorry, jared to read what do you think of the docs? >> i think we now know why peking duck is so popular in some parts of the world three it you have to control those things, they are crazy. i would be scared out of my wits. melissa: it's incredible. jared, thank you. the latest fashion statement takes texting from your phone to your finger. next, the ring that fires off when users receive messages. coming up, you can never have too much money. ♪ ♪ (mother vo) when i was pregnant... i got more advice

horror and chaos of the night. starting video obtained by tmz shows actor tracy morgan being pulled from the mercedes limo van the nighttically injured. a publicist for the former "30 rock" star says morgan, a father of four, is in critical but stable condition dispelling amputation rumors following surgery on a broken leg saying those rumors are "completely fabricated." and now new details from a criminal complaint say the driver of the truck that hit morgan and others hadn't slept for a period in excess of 24 hours. possibly the cause of the crash. >> there are very strict federal laws that dictate what drivers can do and what they can't do and they just went into effect. you don't drive for more than eight hours in a row, you got to take a 30-minute break and in a 14-hour day of working, you can't be behind the wheel for more than 11 hours. >> reporter: 35-year-old kevin roper is charged with vehicular homicide for operating a vehicle recklessly and charged with assault by auto on those injured in the accident including morgan. the limo driver described the chaos after the crash by phone to abc. >> i climbed around

horror character. ohio mother says her 13 year old daughter attack her with a knife over the weekend, because of slender man. this, just one week after two wisconsin teens allegedly stabbed their friends to showication to that same internet character. now, both wisconsin girls are facing to up 65 years in prison. >>> right now 5:48. and on line video games allow players to compete and chat with friend and rivals around the world. but, a game nerve arizona can thank her fellow gamers for helping save her life. that happened when they watched her on the web cam, as armed robbers stormed into that young woman's house. marcy val end eyes a has the story. >> 911 emergency? >> i need to report a possible robbery. >> one of several 911 calls helped police hager. >> these people calling in what really saved them, what made our response get here very quickly. >> callers witnessed the crime, though they were halfway around the world. >> i wasn't actually there. avenue friend that stroams video games on line through like a web cam. >> this is what they saw via web cam at 5:00 o'clock in the morning local time. the victim, a on line gamer; sitting in front of her computer will someone storms in. >> the g

decided to kill their friend to show loyalty to a demetrios papademetriou mon-like character they became fascinated by after spending a time on a website featuring horrorand legends. the judge and chief of police say this case is unlike anything they have ever seen. >> the age of these suspects and being female, both lead into, obviously details what happened in the investigation. this is very disturbing investigation. >> reporter: the chief also saying this case should be a wake-up call for parents to monitor their kids use on internet. but also in this case, these two girls, they are being charged with attempted first agree homicide. they could each face up to 60 years in prison if convicted. they're due back in court on june 11th. the victim, jon, thankfully and remarkably she is in stable condition. jon: just unbelievable that she is okay and that is the great news but that a website could motivate something like this? >> reporter: it is. and that website just posted a statement a few minutes ago saying that they do offer their condolences to the families here and they strongly speak out against any of these actions for anyone else that does visit

shows extent of the damage. >> i'm doing fine man. >> reporter: harris stanton was one of those seven, new york comedian recalls horror of had happened two days after being released from the hospital. >> very scary, car accident, yo. >> reporter: crash killed six three-year old comedian james mcnair, hospital officials say tracie more again, his assist tenth and arty farque remain in critical condition. monday criminal court documents released to cbs-3 say driver of the semi 35 year-old kevin roper had gone more than 24 hours, without sleeping. >> they won't, truck drivers get in trouble for being late. >> reporter: drivers at this truck stop near the turnpike say their employers demand they are often overwhelming many falsify personal logs and break federal safety rules about being on the road. >> it makes a loud sound, boom and lets you know you have one hour, of service. >> reporter: jeremy floyd shows us his log and most look like this digital constantly monitored but it is unclear what he had in thinks truck. >> you should not go over that time. you need to find somewhere to park asap. >> reporter: those criminal court documents

shows. "america's dumbest criminals." this appears to be right down that alley. >> the accused are 20-year-old travis payea, a horror film video, 20-year-old jimmy carlisle who early on in the video helps push danielle to the ground. 19-year-old christina lumm. she drives the car to the so-called grave site. and 20-year-old jonathan cockerill who is seen on the tape tying danielle up and later holding a knife to her in the car. they all claim it was a joke. they were making a movie and danielle taylor was a willing participant. but danielle taylor tells police that she thought she was going to be killed. >> that's what we alleged, it was against her will, it's illegal. if you're in a fraternity and you know you're going to be hazed and you go into it consensually, you know, some strange things are going to happen, and they go crazy, it's not a crime. if you're in a hockey game and you get your teeth bashed in, it's not a crime. you've consented because you know that type of behavior is apt to occur. it's where you've been given no warning that you're going to be confined against your will, threatened with a knife, it's c

horrors". i said why would i do that? someone said, a lot of girls do this, so i said i'll check it out. i ended up getting the lead in the musical and did four shows didn't go to college to study theater. i went to college to study music. i was a voice major for a here. >> you like classical music, as well? >> i spent a year studying my german and latin and french. >> you will get a chance to use it. >> that is when i figured out that i missed being on stage. i switched to acting. a year later i found myself in the national tour of "rent" and started working. >> do you still sing now? i know you're doing this television show, but do you find time? >> last year i did a tour in new york which was really nice. >> what instrument -- >> what do you sing at the concerts? >> the one that i did last year was kind of my path through music a little bit. >> give us a teeny. you can do it. tiny angel stuff. >> i did sing some pop songs, too. i sang a little bruno mars. ♪ same bed but it feels just a little bit bigger now ♪ >> amazing. >> we wish you all the best. >> we're not going anywhere. we didn't talk about "graceland." >> let's talk about "graceland." l

horror. it is believed the suspects planned to kill the victim for months. >> neighbors are trying to make sense of the motive behind the attack and police say this case shows the need for parents to be more involved in the children's onlined lives. >> unmonitored access on the internet by children is a growing and alarming problem. this should be a wake-up call for patients. >> each girl is held on $500,000 bail. the attorney for one says the client has no previous criminal record and probably suffers from mental health record. >>> surgery for a woman who's getting a kidney from an ex- fiancee, she's been on dialysis since january. she was to waiting list for a kidney but her ex-financee was a match. they have a daughter together but called off their engagement because she wanted to settle down, he wanted to pursue his music career. he was going on tour this summer but he's putting that tour on hold to donate his kidney. >>> let's turn to our bay area weather. we're looking forward to warm up. >> a few degrees warmer today. it cooled off yet. temperature came up, and they will continue to warm. as you look at the live shot, you see the fog way up over san

horror that is america is disgusting. is the media reporting the whole story? joining us now is jim pinkerington and alan colmes, host of the alan colmes show and author of laing- thank the liberals for saving america. there is understandable relief that he's safe but he is coming under harsh criticism from those who served saying he laughed, and even put others in harm's way. >> i think susan rice really ought to give more thought to what she says on television. they googled the rolling stone article you mentioned or any number of other accounts of bergdahl, it's pretty clear that he's -- looks to me like a deserter or trader or both and why president obama would give five terrorists to get him back is beyond me. the headline on cnn this morning is fellow soldiers call bowe bergdahl a deserter, n a hero. "the washington post" is tough this morning. >> do you think that matters if he's supposedly a deserter or a trader? >> i'm glad you got benghazi in there. look. we should be celebrating his freedom. gtmo, we have people sitting in gtmo without due process for years. if this leads to further release and a closing down of gtmo, that's good. if this releases to

show boat itself. >>> police are searching for woman caught on video, viciously beating a young mother as her two-year old son watches in horror and tries to fight back against her moth are's attacker. several people surrounded the woman but no one stepped into try to break it up and help. fox 29's is a bean occur cozies look at that video. >> yes, that is right, chris, bravees person to come out of this incident is victim's two-year old son. he jumped to his mom's tea fence as eyewitnesses stood by and did nothing, but watch. video is disturbing. here it is now. police say the woman in the red uniform is mcdonald's employee latea harris h she beats and kicks, catherine ferreira bloody. cops say they argued after she made a comment to friends about harris inside of the restaurant. you can see ferreira lying on the ground during the attack, ferreira's two-year old son witnessed the whole thing, runs to the mom's aid. police say he kick hard business his little legs. you can imagine what this little boy was thinking, how scared he must have been, ferreira says her sonnies her hero. >> after that i became so much closer to my son

horror as the town is set aflame. they will be in. period- they will be in dress. he will be betrayed by an amateur actor. it's a big courtesy of a laser light show. i was informed that they did a practice run at this a couple of days ago. a couple of residents call the fire department. so the memory of the burning and doors in chambersburg. they were absorbed into architecture and memorialized in stone and falling water. all of it a part of the civil war memory. reminder of how central this was to the experience and reject jury for in 1864 and how much we need to remember it. thank you. >> i think we have an abundant time for questions. >> was money taken out of the bank before we burned it? >> the money was removed. did they burn churches? >> i believe so. they set fires all around the time without respect and anything. they're the fires red. i think somewhere saved. >> you have ancestors from during this time rain. do they have any sort of relics that were not in the areas that were not part of the fires? >> that is a really great question. i would imagine so. would behose would be at the historical society. of items.all kinds certainly after

show bowe went missing after turning against the war he was fighting. in an e-mail to his parents from afghanistan, bowe had reportedly said "i am sorry for everything. the horrorthat as america is disgusting." bergdahl's parents had first revealed their son was the subject of prisoner swap negotiations are years ago when u.s.-taliban talks broke down. yeah, they spoke about their son's release. >> five years is a seemingly endless long time. but you have made it. i imagine you're more patient and compassionate than ever. you are free. freedom is yours. i will see you soon, my beloved son. i love you. >> we haven't talked to bowe yet. we haven't called him on the phone. although you we do have the capability to do that with satellite technology. there's a reason for that, and that is because bowe has been gone so long, that it is going to be very difficult to come back. it's like a diver going deep on a dive and has to stage back up through recompression to get the nitrogen bubbles out of the system. if he comes up too fast, it could kill him. >> bob bergdahl also spoke to his son, one of the two official in which is in afghanistan, saying "i am your father, bo

horror and the chaos of the night. >> reporter: startling video obtained by tmz shows actor tracy morgan pulled from the mercedes limoin critical, but stable, condition dispelling amputation rumors on a broken leg saying those rumors are completely fabricated. new details from a criminal complaint say the driver of the truck that hit morgan and others hadn't slept in a period in excess of 24 hours, possibly the cause of the crash. >> there are very strict federal laws that -- that dictate what drivers can do and what they can't do and they just went into effect. you don't drive for more than eight hours in a row. you got to take a 30-minute break and in a 14-hour day of working, you can't be behind the wheel for more than 11 hours. >> reporter: 35-year-old kevin roper is being charged with vehicular homicide for operating a vehicle recklessly and charged with assault by auto on those injured in the accident including morgan. limo driver described the chaos after the crash by phone to abc. >> i climbed around and heard tracy screaming for help. but i couldn't reach him and pull him. i don't know if we flipped several

show the same respect for victorian economic dogma that john hughes did. it's impossible a blue to understand irish-american politics, to understand tammany hall without acknowledging the horrors of the famine. sadly for historians there are very few people -- piece of evidence that can directly link memories of the famine to specific political actions or positions, or perhaps that silence, the silence of shame and grief speaks volumes. there's no question that a family memory hundred irish americans essential or more ago. it's hiding in plain sight. for example, the great union leader and rabble rouse her once explained the difference between activists like herself and middle-class leaders of the women's movement. >> this issue here is that others have never been face-to-face with hunger or eviction. >> charlie murphy whose families are i did have that face-to-face encounter never summoned a family memory to explain why can we support the social welfare reforms of the early 20th century, but then again perhaps they didn't have to. perhaps it was understood. tens of thousands of exiles crowded into the boarding houses and sellers of the five-point and other neighbors, many ame