jeanie wasn't but i was crying and i asked him why did you hit her?when the man approaches jeanie again the other passengers physically restrain him and it's not easy. >> there was three guys holding him. one guy had him around the chest. one guy had another arm. they were struggling to restrain him. you know, they were all kind of shuffling to keep their footing because he was trying to pull away. i wasn't scared so much as i just hoped he didn't hit me. that's all. i just was kind of going like this waiting for the punch but it didn't come. >> it takes a little while but finally the man stopped struggling. >> he finally calmed down. his head slumped. >> the passengers continued to hold him until police arrive on the scene. the man is arrested, eventually pleads guilty to attempted malicious harassment, and after serving 134 days in jail, is released with a suspended sentence during his probation. jeanie suffers a cut to her face. >> he hit her so hard that this snapped here and so it went into her temple so she had a cut in her temple that was bleed

jeanie moos. >> [ bleep ] me, such a blaep ble -- believe believe disgrace. >> naughty language thereu are watching "cnn newsroom" i'm rosemary church. i want to show you these pictures where the italian coast guard is due to bring in more migrants at any moment. much more on that story after the break. do stay with us. i work some long hours keeping my clients wrinkle free, and back when i had fios, that meant falling behind on my shows. so i switched to xfinity. their cloud-based dvr is perfect for me 'cause it lets me take my recorded shows anywhere i go. see? [program: "not on my watch..."] see? [program: "not on my watch..."] [laughing] [laughing] where do they come up with this stuff?! >>> a call for urgent action on europe's migrant crisis as yet another boat load of migrants due to arrive in italy at any time. >> defiance and anger, saudi arabia announces an end to its bombing campaign in yemen. but houthi rebels vow to fight on. >> also ahead growing outrage protesters in another

i regret that. >> jim: jeanie moos, cnn. >> don't [ bleep ] dennis me!ter: new york. >> bill o'reilly meltdown is my favorite. because the it was real. >> yes, kind of look his character. never seen meltdowns like that here though. >> no. >> all that time. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm errol barnett. now i am on vacation. >> have a good time. i'm rosemary church. for everyone else, stay tuned for another edition of "cnn newsroom." have a great day. >>> the fall of the nfl star. aaron hernandez guilty of murder. he is now spending the rest of his life in prison. this morning, the jury speaks out as his next murder trial moves forward. >>> new information about the man who put the white house on lockdown. landing his aircraft on the capitol lawn in his own words why he did it. >>> isis making new advances in iraq this morning. cnn cameras are there with an

jeanie is a campaign manager at new york university. welcome, jeanie.he price is staggering. >> it is. >> other than to say it is ridiculous -- >> staggering. >> -- what can be done about this? >> the clinton campaign said they are estimating they would like to raise $2.5 billion of that $5 billion. and think about that figure. candidates can talk about real campaign finance reform and yet for the four candidates who have officially declared we have heard nothing about that issue, and likely we won't. because the problem with campaign finance reform is the people in office have very little incentive to change the system they have benefited from. so shame on all of these candidates who are going to go out and raise this kind of money. >> well they won't win otherwise. >> they won't win if they don't take the money. and that is the big issue. less than 1% of the population gives to these campaigns. and who do we think is going to have a voice in policy -- >> the people who gave the money. >> exactly. so the vast majority of us who don't have the funds to

. >> reporter: jeanie mccarty has struggled watching her hometown change and loved ones died. >> i havead five family members pass away of drug overdoses. >> reporter: you yourself? >> yes, so it's pretty dear to my heart. >> reporter: so dear she now works as a nurse, joining what she see as a fight for the town's life. austin indianaing only has 4,000 people but this piece of the american heartland is at the heart of an ep dimmic, facing the worst outbreak of hiv ever. 89 cases in just four months. 17 times more than a typical year. how easy was it for you to get this drug. >> easy. >> reporter: much of it fed by a raging drug problem that joey sadly knows too well. >> it has become austin's favorite past time. >> reporter: a long time alcoholic, last year he began using the town's drug of choice. a prescription painkiller that addicts illegal cook and inject. dirty needling spread disease. he caught hepatitis c and he says it's a miracle he didn't get live. >> you never think about that. i didn't even think about hiv being in austin. >> reporter: one in five now live in poverty. >> y

victims' relatives, like jeanie brown, who lost two family members, say even botched executions are nothing compared to what they've gone through. >> everybody's more worried about did he suffer? who really suffered was my dad and my sister when they were killed. >> reporter: 32 states use lethal injection, but if the drugs are not available, they'll resort to other methods. tennessee has joined seven other states that would use the electric chair. four states would use the gas chamber. and utah's governor signed a law last week bringing back the firing squad. so far, texas has not revealed which pharmacy provided the latest batch of lethal injection drugs. scott, officials here are appealing a judge's order to make that information public. >> pelley: manuel bojorquez in texas for us tonight. manuel, thanks. today, the department of education put more than 500 colleges on a watch list because the schools are short of cash. financial trouble is forcing many to make choices once considered unthinkable. chip reid visited one. >> reporter: in the hills of central virginia, sweet briar college h

have a problem and it's a problem that unfortunately is going to be very hard to get back into the jeanie'sse, you know stopping this thing when it was just protesters and it startedugly would have been the thing to do and i don't know -- i can't think of a logical reason why law enforcement would intention wrally do this without orders from on high. >> it really is unreal. as we take a look at these pictures it's been happening since 3:30 yesterday afternoon. it's continued to get worse. what happens to these people that we see? they're caught on video looting and assaulting officers. can they be prosecuted? >> absolutely. the videos that are being taken, the photographs that are being taken and posted can all be used. hopefully investigators are already digging into some of this if they have the personnel available. especially the primary incity gators the gang leaders out there inciting this violence and doing the looting and trying to harm police officers. these are violent felonies. these aren't just misdemeanor trespassing charges we're talking about. we're talking about assault first

. >> reporter: jeanie has struggled watching her hometown change.oved ones die. >> i have had five family members pass away of drug other doses. >> reporter: you yourself? >> yes, so it's pretty dear to my heart. >> reporter: so dear she now works as a nurse. joining what she sees is a fight for the town's life. austin indiana only has 4,000 people but this piece of the heartland is facing the state's worst out break of hiv ever. 89 cases in just four months. 17 times more than a typical year. how easy was it for you to get this drug? >> easy. >> reporter: much of it fed by a raging drug problem. >> it has become austin's favorite past time. because, you know, you ain't got nothing to do. >> reporter: he says last year he began using town's drug of choice a prescription painkiller that addicts illegally cook and inject. he caught hepatitis c and says it is a miracle he is hiv negative. >> when you are high you don't think about that. >> reporter: one in five now live in poverty. >> you have pockets of things that look rougher than others. >> reporte

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i feel like captain nelson in i dream of jeanie's bottle. it's so funny.he armed forces foundation dinner. can you lower my neck a little bit? i'm a little high. >> you're so picky. >> it's a great thing for all branches of service. you have 70 generals, 600 people overall. helping out the armed forces. they raised millions of dlzollars 2.5 americans have fought in afghanistan and iraq. many are out now, how do i deal with ptsd. >> even though you're on the little tv it feels like you're actually here. >> it does. it actually does. >> coming up one of our other family members from "fox and friends," geraldo reversivera will be cooking. >> with his wife and daughter. >> my daughter sally came in, we made avocado toasts. we had specialized aprons made so your husband could quarterback that event. geraldo will be here. for breakfast we'll have beans. >> you're going to cook later on this week, correct? >> can i make an observation, you tell me if you back me up. i had a chance to talk to tim. i told him to say elizabeth show him an opening. i think you'll see

special education teacher doreen richmond retired firefighter jim lane, and small business owner jeanie. i want to do everything i can to assist and support their families during this difficult time and i'll continue to pray for their safety and their return home. i was glad to see the state department provide $10 million in initial disaster assistance. and to the people of napal and those affected in the region or here at home, know that the united states stands with you during this tragic time. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, since july of last year, a member of the ukrainian parliament and a military veteran, has been unlawfully detained by russian authorities. her crime unsubstantiated charges stemming from her defense of her nation against russian military aggression. mr. fitzpatrick: for months she has be