i pulled up alongside the vehicle i could see the driver had collapsed and was unconscious. i think our thoughts were to get to him to give them help. what about russell's part in this? what do you think of that? it's absolutely fantastic. i think if it wasn't for him things could have been a lot worse. he brought the vehicle to a stop quite quickly and his actions were fantastic. he was lying... 0n here? actually on the trailer there for the next half an hour. do you think what you did was pretty extraordinary? not really, itjust felt the natural thing to do at the time. someone had to do something. it was just a natural reaction, really. when we heard and got the news back it was great and we thought, wow, well done, superjob. then of course to get the video footage of the lorry following russell, really put it into context for us and we could see

very exciting way, so what we have here-- this is the sum total of the manuscript minus the pages i pulled so we can look at them up close. we have about 90 some odd pages from eight cousins, which was a book that was first published-- published in serial form in saint nicholas in the 1870s and published in book form in 1875. then, we have 400 plus pages from the manuscript of "under the lilacs" which was published in saint nicholas and then in book form in 1870. so, because louisa did not-- there's not a great body of working manuscript that survived she herself didn't want the material that was imperfect where people could see how much it had changed from beginning to end out there and she was very close about her personal papers and did not want material circulating. at any rate, what these two manuscripts together represent is the largest intact group of louisa manuscripts in the world, so that gives this acquisition great importance in terms of scholarship in the manuscripts also made sense in our collection as we had already two chapters of the working manuscript of "little women" an

as i was applying the handcuffs he grabbed my arm real quick and pulled it in and ran a razor blade downinjury. >> moseley's slashed arm required 59 stitches. and the scar isn't only physical. >> the psychological effect never goes away. i think you learn to adjust to it. but you can't take this job for granted. these guys are not here but for the right reasons, and the reality of it every day is there. keep your eyes on the inmates at all time. don't ever take your eye off them especially on death row because these guys got nothing to lose if they were to injury you. >> hodges declined to talk to our producers on camera. a chronically, the prison videotapes his every move. >> we film him everywhere he goes when he comes out of that cell just like you're filming me. so we can maintain some kind of discipline. >> we're secure. >> but when we traveled to utah state prison, we met one condemned man who was willing to speak with us. at the time of our interview, ralph menzes had been on death row 17 years. >> i remember when ralph menzes was first brought to the interview room so we could ta

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and i see bill pulling over. 's passing him. >> reporter: then, frances said, bill dropped back to her right. >> and i'm passing bill. i see bill from my passenger window. and she brakes. and i brake. and i heard something. i heard a thump. >> reporter: that piece of granite again, frances thought, and she continued to chase after bonnie, still hell-bent on confronting her. suddenly, bonnie made a u-turn. >> and as she makes a u-turn, i make the u-turn. she takes off. >> i got a black escalade and a black range rover they're traveling at high rate of speed. hour that black range rover was. >> reporter: an off-duty officer spotted bonnie and frances and called it in. >> they're hauling ass driving on the wrong side of the road acting like idiots. >> reporter: frances was still on bonnie's tail, when -- >> i hear this wind coming in. >> reporter: the howl of the wind snapped frances out of her trance. she looked back and realized her third-row passenger window was shattered. and then, she realized something else. sh

when i pulled up alongside the vehicle, i could see that the driver had collapsed and was unconsciousour initial thoughts were to get to him and give him some help. what about fossil‘s pa rt and give him some help. what about fossil‘s part in this? and give him some help. what about fossil's part in this? it is fantastic. if it was not for him, things could have been a lot worse. —— russell's part. his actions were fantastic. he was lying there for the next half—hour. fantastic. he was lying there for the next half-hour. do you think what you did was extraordinary? not really, it's just felt like the natural thing to do at the time. someone had to do something, so it was just a natural reaction. someone had to do something, so it wasjust a natural reaction. when we heard about it, when we got the news back, we thought it was a superjob. and thence to get the video footage of the lorry that was following russell really put it into context. we could see what a greatjob he did. russell and the team who stopped to help. norfolk police say the man is making a full recovery. saudi arabia sa

do you know why i pulled you over (probably because i had my phone in my hand) actually i didn't see that part what i observed was your speed the san mateo county saturation traffic enforcement program aka s.t.e.p turned its attention on the city of pacifica. looking for drivers behaving badly officers from all around the county including the california highway patrol focus on problem area in joint effort to reduce traffic related crashes one of the problems is sppeders . nats: ambiance this driver was caught on radar doing 49 in a posted 30 which also had signage to watch for bikes and construction ahead i'm riding with corporal asnault (as nalt) of the pacifica police department sound of officer exiting the car this driver claimed he wasn't aware his speed .this driver was caught at 47 on the same stretch of roadway .out of every thing the one thing he wanted to know if the corporal would show up for court if he fought the ticket yea i go to court they also look at stop signs runners which according to one resident is a huge problem you've been here how long oh 5 6 years and how lo

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she couldn't hear me so i pulled up in front of her. i asked her if she was okay. ed up pull off of bayshore boulevard into a side street where we talked. >> harris says the encounter led to sex and that after the woman left, he noticed that she left her wallet in his car. he admits to using her credit card soon after in an atm and a local casino, but he denies raping her. >> it hurts. people know me as the bayshore rapist, when i know i'm not, when i know i didn't rape anybody. >> the trial made headlines from the start, when harris decided to represent himself. then throughout the trial, he frequently clashed with the judge, who admonished him for not following instructions and for his emotional outbursts. >> what they're not telling you it shall -- >> sit down. right now, get him out of the courtroom right now. get him out right now. don't say another word, mr. harris. right now. >> during the trial, harris was incarcerated at hillsborough county jail in a housing unit for high-profile inmates. he was no more popular with the man who runs the jail than he was wit

so i pulled one of the chapters of little women, we got a chapter called our foreign correspondent. having this chapter sort of begs the question if the working manuscript got destroyed, how come you have this? and for this particular manuscript, the answer is on the back. it's in her handwriting, part of the manuscript of little women written in boston, saved my mother's desire so the little women was the book that kind of halted her into major authorship fame, recognition, success and really turn her life around in a lot of ways. her mother recognized this and just wanted to capture a little souvenir of this great event in her daughter's life. in additionto this material that these manuscripts put together , we also have a lot of later editions, later 19th century additions of little women with illustrations by a variety of well-known illustrators. one of the most famous ones is the 1880 addition, published by robert brothers with illustrations by frank merrill who is a fairly well-known boston area illustrator. what makes copies our interest in this edition specifically is the fa

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the minute i pulled the gun out, i'm like, man, this is a robbery. you know.his is going to be on national news. you are going to jail for this. >> reporter: simpson and his five accomplices, all under arrest and facing stiff charges. his buddies began to roll over, striking plea deals for lesser charges and no jail time. in exchange for testifying against their pal, o.j. simpson. >> i said, [ bleep ] o.j. i'm not going to prison for him, because i know he wouldn't go for me. >> reporter: michael mcclinton has written a book. what was it like for you to >> even walking in here my heart is pounding. >> reporter: walter's life has changed, too. he is now a minister. >> it's all about god's word in this church. >> reporter: each say it's right for simpson to finally win his freedom. >> i think it's a travesty that he's been in for nine years. i do not brief elieve he commit that crime way back. i think it is all about pay back. >> sit your ass down and spend the rest of your life with your family and stay out of trouble. >> reporter: deborah roberts in las vegas.

. >> i pulled out six bikes saturday a week ago and pulled them up by the trail. i went by the next day and three of them have been thrown down by the creek. >> reporter: this woman has noticed an increase too. >> i always call the number when i find the google bikes. >> reporter: grossman has been calling google as well. google admits there has been a spike of missing bikes this summer. >> it is bad for the bikes. it is bad for the creeks. >> reporter: google is considering placing gps trackers on the bike. the best way to contact google is an e-mail address lost google bikes.com. >>> the phrase the show must go on. >> the show went on in san jose recently. a touching tribute in bay area proud. >> his daughter says he was the blood that ran through that place for more than 40 years. in the end though, she didn't want just to tell people, that she wanted to show them. when marin lane calls the theater her home, she doesn't mean that it is the place that she feels comfortable, but it is where she spent a good chunk of her childhood. that is if she wanted to spend ti

he suddenly looks down and spots a german me-109 flying alone. >> i pulled up in a big roll and came back and rolled under the 109. he never seen me. i just got up within 200 yards. he blows up. >> yeager had gotten his first kill. but the very next day in a wild dogfight over france, it's yeager who's on the losing end. a first of german shells takes him down. >> the prop game off my airplane, part of the left wing, the canopy. so i just -- you know, me and my airplane partner, it's that simple. >> one minute you're up there head to head with a german pilot. the next minute you're -- >> coming down. i came out of the airplane, i don't know, probably around 18,000 feet, free fell because you don't open your parachute because it had been rumored that maybe the germans get you in your parachute so i free fell until the ground starts rushing and pulled a d ring. swung by the top of a tree and let myself down. >> in those days there was very, very primitive understanding of what to do, how to survive when you're shot down. >> yeager's upbringing as a west virginia farm boy paid big divide

on a traffic stop, i fail to notice the driver i pulled over had opened his car door, that could have been dangerous. i did do meso things right. >> you explain to the driver while you were >> reporter: but i made one huge mistake. glue failed to notice, there was a loaded semi automatic gun on the passenger seat of the vehicle. which in and of itself is not a violation of the law here in maryland. >> reporter: he demonstrates what he does when he pulls someone over with a gun. >> i'm going to go ahead and retrieve that gun with your permission, of course, and i'm just going to hold onto that while i'm conducting my investigation. i appreciate it, thank you. >> reporter: fairfax county police want them to see the situation their officers encounter. in chantilly, wusa9. >>> state's attorney office up in baltimore is now promising to be transparent as it investigates whether the body cam video shows a police officer actually planting drugs. >> this is a very delicate process, and not only requires evaluation. so far, we've identified close to 100 cases where these officers have some sor

so, i think this one, if he can pull the jersey on this year. ink this one, if he can pull thejersey on in paris, that will be the one that he really had to work for. monaco say they've agreed a fee with manchester city for benjamin mendy. the left—back will cost city more than 52 million pounds. it would take their spending on full—backs this summer to more than 100 million pounds after the signing of kyle walker from spurs. great britain have surpassed their best medal haul at the world para athletics championships. jonathan broome—edwards won silver in the men's tim hithump with a leap of 2.08m. the 29—year—old secured gb‘s 31st medal of the championships, beating the 30 medals achieved in doha two years ago. that is all of the sport for now but now, on bbc news, it is time for click. this week... strange doorways... light warriors... and a robo hatchling. there are sharks all around me! virtual reality. it's action packed. it's immersive... argh! there's a mouse! it's terrifying. argh! it's collaborative... laughter it's a knockout! ok, you h

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. >> i pulled the car inside of the vacant lot we were shooting in and at that point two armed men crawled under add hole in the fence that was hidden behind a homeless man's encampment and they chased out of us barbarian style. >> somebody broke into the crew's van. the security guard drew his gun. worth of gear. firefighters finally turning the corner on the biggest fire burning in the state. the pair poesa fair is still burning with you at a slower rate. a sign things are closer to getting better. a warning before you text. get on social media or take a call. the possibility security breach and how you can fix it. also, who says bicycles need to stay on land? bikes riding through the water is not the strangest thing you'll see here. >> it's a warm night tonight. that will lead the way to a hot afternoon tomorrow. the numbers ahead along with your marathon forecast coming up. . >>> abc 7 news was at oakland's jack lemon square where hundreds gathered for the pedal fest celebration. the event brought out bikes decorated by their proud owners. it promotes safe cycling throughout east bay.

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his work was because did it because he didn't seem quite a cultural critic i pulled the premise. you know everybody just wanted to go for a walk. we all know. this is the biggest epidemic on the planet. and these guys in here. don't believe us. they don't believe this. because it doesn't make the money it doesn't make money and i wish you guys would give the opportunity . to hear the stories that i've heard no justice no nothing and i understand that the next election is in two thousand and fifteen so we've got a couple of years to build up the momentum. to get you really you want to be tough so what is the solution to the sex offenders in the pedophiles we're getting to a point therapy while they're in jail so when they get out there won't be a friend. i know. this sense is have to be between ten to fifteen years for us to accomplish it but addictions is a byproduct of trying that the right sort of the same deal with the trauma. the cycle will never stop and if we don't deal with the full circle which is the kind of falls if we can help them and get the help that they need then

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when i pulled the trigger, the tong is did not come out. i was about to drop it when it did deploy, the spread wasn't long enough and impact his body. i had to take him down, i would get swung on hit by his fist or feet and that's why i tackled him to the ground. >> after cuffed deputy witson say his was still resisting. >> with my hand on his arm, i could feel him pulling away pipe went ahead, that's when i put him on the rail to try to hold him for a minute, let him calm down, cool down, let him know i'm in full control, got him back up, started to walk again, yelling profanities. once we got to the door, that's when he started to buck up and i had to put him against the officer. >> a technique detention staff here trained for. >> one of the best tactics is with another d.o. to step in separate me and the inmate, that's way he has no problem with the detention officer because he's not the one that handcuffed him or gave orders. he did a great job of stepping in, saying i got it. this place runs on teamwork. we have to watch each other's ba

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it was a lot of police when i pulled up. a couple of ambulance. it was blood down there on the the sidewalk a little ways. and it was a lot of people upset because they didn't actually know what was going on. they said someone threw the fire work and other people said the gadget lit up in his h , it's dangerous. you got to be care lful. the fire marshal for prince george's county is actively investigating the incident which can also be a police investigation as well because of the fact that fireworks are illegal in prince george's county. it seemed like a point blank contact on his hand. he had significant trauma to his hand. and from here investigators say that again this could turn into a crime l nal investigation. they're trying to determine who provided the fireworks, where they were purchased and when and exactly what type of fireworks were used . teisha lewis, fox5 local news all right. you know what they saker second time is a charm or the least that's what we're saying tonight. the city of annapolis held it's ' fireworks tonight. rain forc

i'm equipped with a rifle which will provide the physical sensation of being fired when i pull the trigger i'm supposed to repair barricades, preventing the undead from getting close to me while i wait to be rescued by helicopter. unfortunately, i get a bit carried away. oh, you want some of this? you want a piece of me?! i can see zombies coming at me from every single direction! do you know what i need? i need a little bit of help! so it's time to recruit extra troops. up to six people can play in here at once. this is what you can't do this in your living room at home. move around with this much space with a whole bunch of other people. about to take on the undead! head shots, head shots! i'm voiceover: clear the area! die, zombies! all right, guys. good job! ok, so attempting that with a whole bunch of people made it a lot easier. i got by with a little help from some friends. welcome to the week in tech. this was the week google glass rose from the dead, atari revealed more details about its return to the scene with the atari box, and apple said its users can get more expressive with

i have pulled up their phone trying to take a picture and they are like i don't anymore memory. is there nothing you can do. pretty cool. >> good to delete pictures from your phone. >> yeah. >> you are talking about it. >> i'm giving you more space. >> listen to this, why am i shoving double bub until my mouth. we will rip off ellen's show, and try to understand what i say, and i will get a whole mute full like baseball players do because all-star game is right here on fox at 8:00. unless olde city come by and play the game outside. sue, how does it work. >> well, this is most amazing part. look at this, ball in the air like magic. i was spending time looking at this because i don't want to try to hit the ball, it is embarrassing you miss and you are this close to it. thomas drayton will hold the microphone and we will try. the objective of course and thanks to j dogs. objective toys try to get the ball, in one of these holes, easier said than done. all right, ready. >> outside. foul ball. >> foul ball again. >> guess who will try it next. >> thomas drayton up next. >> batter ci

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leslie oxley/car hit by pellet gun"....i pulled over and was holding a towel to her head and i didn'tknow what was wrong..."gilroy resident julie oxley had just passed through the intersection of santa teresaboulevard and fitzgerald avenue, northbound on santa teresa, when somebody took a shot at her mini van.julie oxley".....it was like a loud pop and i had no idea what it could be and i turned around and saw that the rear window had been been shattered...." the window has since been replaced but julie's 7 year old daughter grace was nicked by what sheriff's deputies say was a slug from a pellet gun. grace is fine but she was that close to a much more serious injury.julie oxley".....so they're looking for the bullet and she turns her head and we see it stuck in her hair and they pull it out and say yep, that's the bullet..."a man in a pickup who was right behind oxley who stopped to help says his vehicle was also shot at. the sheriff's office can only confirm the two cases, but oxley thinks other incidents may be going unreported.julie oxley"....there was me and the other car that da

i didn't pull a gun on anybody. i never have in my life. i've never been accused of it in my life. accused of me of pulling any weapon on them. the state of california took up the issue of whose property it was. they did an investigation, and they came to the conclusion that it was my property.& they turned over to me property i'm in jail for for trying to retrieve. [ laughter ] >> you know it was my property. i wasn't there to steal from anybody. i would never ever pull a weapon on anybody. ♪ >> i've always thought i've been pretty good with people, and i basically spent a conflict free life. i've done my time. you know, i've done it as well and as respectfully as i think anybody can. i think if you talk to the wardens they'll tell you i've been -- i gave them my word. i believe in the jury system. i've honored their verdict. i've not complained for nip years. ♪ >> are you humbled by this incarceration. >> oh, yeah, for sure. i wish it would have never happened. i was going to start -- i didn't know how we were going to do -- by apologizing to the people of nevada, because i wish t

. >> i pulled the car inside of the vacant lot and we were shooting in and at that point two armed men crawled under a hole in the fence that was hidden behind a homeless man's encampment and chased after us bear bearan style. >> and someone broke into both the crew's van and suv. they ran off after the security guard drew his gun. but they did make off with $25,000 worth of gear. >>> developing news in southern california. as you could see, a wildfire threatening homes in highland, in san bernardino county. so far the flames have burned more than 100 acres. it broke out just about three hours ago. and firefighters are battling the flames well enduring 90 degree heat right now. a live look at scene. air tankers and helicopters are helping fight the fire. so far officials have not said what sparked those flames but we'll have an update on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> in develops news now, a firefighters recovering after being injured while battling this wildfire near yosemite national park. he was airlifted to a fresno hospital after a fire truck crashed yesterday morning. he is expected to

i pulled out the empty chair and pretended it was president obama. governor's race shaping up. >> let's onto who is sleeping soundly and who is tossing and turning. a pew research pole says 56 percent of americans have confidence in mrs. america elementary to handle world affairs. tossing and turning tonight we'll give it to senate majority leader chuck shoe mere he got a pretty boost that mitchell mcconnell might be open to negotiating on the healthcare billion. the problem it means that schumer and the democrats can't be the resistance. schumer said before he wants to go to the table with republicans , but if mcconnell is serious about this, for schumer it's put up or shut up. that is the final five on this thursday night. the nats are still playing, by the way. have a great night. the morning show is here at four:25 great night. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: if amy schumer or adele want to play at the atlanta hawks arena, they do not have to go through metal detectors. kanye and 2 chainz have to go through metal detectors. >> the guy who wa

. >>> i have pulled my share of cars out of this intersection. >> dangerous intersection. the bay area roads that's causing big traffic concerns. thanks for joining us. >> new data shows that one particular intersection in the east bay has seen dozens of crashes over several years. we are at the spot in walnut creek that is especially trex rouse. >> reporter: out of all the accidents in walnut creek in recent years, 8%, 8% of them happen right here at this intersection. it's considered the most dangerous intersection in the city. but this is not the only trouble spot. it's perhaps the busiest street in walnut creek and the most dangerous. >> traffic is really going. >> reporter: a study produced for the apple law firm and shared with the bay area news group looks at the 800-plus accidents in walnut creek from 2010 to 2015. 65 of those happen at the intersection here. >> i have pulled my share of cars out of this particular intersection. >> reporter: to truck driver russell know ac says he's had some close calls at this intersection. >> someone, excessive speed, not paying

film i love all that stuff and i pulled up. some of the hammer films and there was a particular actress that was and several of his films called her name was caroline caroline monroe choose who was my favorite to be responsible for my sexual awakening and and so i watched through one of those movies and i instantly got the idea for the lyrics to a girlfriend in a graveyard so it was a really intense songwriting period but. i know everyone says that when they put out a new record definitely i think my strongest record songwriting wisely or quat wise i think i really kind of jumped jumped to another level as far songwriting goes alaska what is that you know you have a family now you took that break but you know previous to that you had you know this fantastic career you know ramones and all that but what what's been the difference as an artist between like you know writing and creating in you know that the years previous to a family and then today where it's like ok i got away for i want to go to bed and i got to go down the base

the minute i pulled the gun out i'm like, man, this is a robbery.ou know, this is going to be on national news. you are going to jail for this. >> reporter: nine hulking men crammed into a small room. >> so o.j. says pack up all this stuff and let's get out of here. >> reporter: they grab everything in sight and stuff them into pillow cases from the bed. >> i actually went and snatched the cord of the phone out of the wall, and i took bruce's cell phone. >> why did you take his cell phone? >> because i didn't want him to call the police. >> so you leave the room. >> yes. >> what are you thinking at that point? >> that we just did a robbery. >> reporter: but simpson isn't fazed as they head back to the palms hotel. unbeknownst to him, the memorabilia dealer alfred beardsley finds a phone and calls the cops. >> 911 emergency. >> yeah, we were just robbed at gunpoint by o.j. simpson. can you send the police here, please? >> where are you? >> palace station haute until las vegas. we were just robbed by o.j. simpson and four other black men at gunpoint.

. >> the minute i pulled the gun out, i'm like, man, this is a robbery. this is going to be on national news. you're going to jail for this. >> reporter: and simpson did. a 9 to 33-year sentence. but next week, it could be over. >> i think there's a 52% chance he will get parole. but if he weren't o.j. simpson, i'd say it would be 92%. >> fascinating from dan abrams, who said if his name was john simpson, he would have a 90% chance. >> the legal experts say he should be a perfect candidate for parole. but because he's a celebrity, it's much more complicated. >> and i know you have new reporting tonight on how he's preparing behind bars for either outcome. it's a special "20/20." o.j., his last play. at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> and stocks soaring, the dow up, the third record close in a row to round out the week. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the deadly fall on the set of a popular tv show. a stunt man, missing the safety pad by inches. what went wrong. >>> and a major car recall. two separate problem involving more