(trevor kahn, coach, elm place middle school) "shocked. shocked. the question was: 'are you sure i'm playing?' for the next four hours of the school day."and on a set play, with a fortuitous rebound, look what happened.(nats- cellphone video)(trevor kahn, coach, elm place middle school) "it was the culmination of everything in the last three years with william. he deserved it. he's a great kid."(reporter) "what does it feel like when you're holding the ball... you've got the ball?"(william lipka, 14-year-old autistic student/team manager) "like we're gonna win."(ravi baichwal, reporter) "as elm place in blue plays mundelein tonight, the squad is still buzzing about the shot that happened. the highlight of highland park - and what it means for the development of the kid who just like any other kid, simply wants to be on the team."(paul lipka, child's father) "there was parents from the other team that were rooting for him, so, it was every parent's i guess dream to have your child succeed in a tough situation." it's now on this morning. morning.just

imran kahn reports. >> reporter: you don't have to go far in you are bill to feigned out how close the ties are between turkey and the kurdish region. trade is the big one, ankara imports a lot of its oil from here and in turn the kurdish region imports a lot of turkish products. but relations between baghdad and annik ankara are restrained. it turkish troops on iraqi soil tension has risen. despite baghdad knew about them since they arrived. he writes regularly on political affairs, he says other concerns lie behind ankara's decision to send in troops to help train militia belonging to the governor of mosul, particularly ray crane vinnie role. >> iran opposes that. so by sending in troops it's just one way to maintain good relations within the region. >> reporter: but those good relations have angered others. speaking in baghdad, a leading

(trevor kahn, coach, elm place middle school) "shocked. shocked. the question was: 'are you sure i'm playing?' for the next four hours of the school day." fortuitous rebound, look what happened. (nats-cellphone video) (trevor school) "it was the culmination of everything in the last three years with william. he deserved it. he's a great kid." (reporter) "what does it feel like when you're holding the ball... you've got the ball?" (william lipka, 14-year-old autistic we're gonna win." (ravi baichwal, reporter) "as elm place in blue plays mundelein tonight, the squad is still buzzing about the shot that happened. the highlight of highland park - and what it means for the development of the kid who just like any other kid, simply wants to be on the team." (paul lipka, child's father) "there was parents from the other team that were rooting for him, so, it was every parent's i guess dream to have your child succeed in a tough situation." reporting from mundelein, ravi baichwal, abc 7, eyewitness news >> it's . more news and weather for you on news-4 to

farhan kahn tells lester holt he never saw this and he's furious about what this means for the couple's six-month old baby girl. >> god give you a gift of a daughter, and you left that kid behind. what did you achieve? i don't know what message they would have left. >> are you angry at your brother-in-law for doing this? yeah. absolutely. very angry. >> kahn insists though that his brother-in-law was religious, not radical, and he told lesser that he's begun the legal process to adopt the couple's or fanned child. >>> in the wake of the shootings in san bernardino and in paris, paul van blarkam has a message for gun owners in his county. he posted a message saying i want to encourage citizens of the county who are licensed to that post is drawing hundreds revenue comments as you might ex ct both in support and against that idea. including, new york city police commissioner bill bratton. >> i would not be supportive of that. he's encouraging people in the county that good luck to him. i'm not supportive of that at all. >> the sheriff says he's not trying to quote, drum up a militia, but

kahn last spoke to that fa- -spoke to farook about a week ago. >> i just cannot express how happened today, i mean, i [ inaudible ] lost their life. very sad that you know, people lost their life. i wish [ inaudible ] and again, i am in shock that something like this could happen. we stand in solidarity [ inaudible ] or mind set to led to such terrible acts. there is absolutely nothing to justify and we stand in mourning and sadness for what happened and we pray for the were injured. >> kahn says that photos on the internet are not of the suspects but of the brother who was at work at the time of the shooting . syed rizwan farook is an american citizen. >> yes, swat teams in water shutting down entire neighborhoods before arresting dzhokhar tsarnev. >> reporter: in boston, the training, specially for an active shooter never ends. in fact, boston ems trains with the boston police a lot. ems is there with officers w swat, sweeping rooms and stairwells, getting to victims quickly is important. >> we do drills, just rapid extrication, rapid treatment of people getting involved and trying

tim kahn and his family have been on hard times. kahn tried to buy a car but couldn't afford it. so the chief asked the three children if they would mind buying kahn a car with their christmas money. >> they said absolutely without hesitation. >> it brings tears to my eyes when i think about it. we'll call him our guardian angel. >> i think that's a moving thing he did. officer easton said his daily goal is to show kindness, it's in honor of his compassionate wife who he lost months ago. >>> right now on news4 midday, a police department apologizes what they did that had a lot of college students concerned. >>> and it's the story we've been following all morning long. a local police officer hurt in the line of duty. >>> right now, catholic university is telling students it's safe to be on campus. d.c. police issued a shelter in place order last night after report of a gunman on campus turned out not to be true. this was the second campus lockdown in 24 hours. classes resumed at 11:00 a.m., but some students said they didn't feel safe enough go back. >>> a montgomery county police

imran kahn reports now from erbil as the world marks international day of people with disabilities. >> he was caught in the blast of an isil bomb in northern iraq. he was on a kurdish peshmerga control in the town a year ago. it's a moment he remembers like it was yesterday. >> there were three of us in our vehicle with when a roadside bomb exploded next to us. we had just cleared the village of isil fighters. in the days later, i lost hope that i would ever walk again. >> this injury rehabilitation continue nick is a private foundation and lifeline for him and a handful of others. he received aid from the peshmerga ministry to pay for treatment. most injury victims aren't so fortunate. even here, the conditions are far from ideal. just getting into the building requires effort. one of the founders of this institute says it's not just soldiers that need help, but also civilians. he said the biggest challenge is no one knows how many injury victims there are. >> i'm telling you the past nine months, i saw more than myself, maybe more than 200 people. i don't know what is the number. th

imran kahn reports from the region. >> abdullah has been a butcher for most of his life. he ran a small shop in fallujah. two years ago, he found isil fighters were taking territory on the outskirts of the city, so late one night, he took his family and headed north to here in the kurdish region of northern iraq. he said that decision saved his life. >> life was just hell for us. the iraqi army would charge fallujah every day. we had nothing, couldn't do anything. his story is common. at least 4,300 people from anbar have settled in this small town tucked away in the hills. kurdish and arab communities get along here and have transformed the place. >> those who fled the violencen anbar province had a very positive effect on this community. they've opened businesses and that means jobs and money. this used to be a holiday town. people would come here once a year, now it's a very busy bustling market town all year long. >> this town represents a new start and chance for peace. he's thankful the kurds have allowed them to open markets and shops. >> i really like it here. it'

imran kahn is in the northern iraqi city of you are bill and l is says iraq is suspicion us. >> reporterhas been no official reaction to the spat between turkey and baghdad over the troops come across the border. we have heard there is a real fear of what is happening in iraq, the war against isil is becoming a proxy war that the edge knowledge powers are using iraq to fight against each other. we are hearing a lot of sunni fear about the eye ryne vinnie role here and that's been going for a long time and now hearing from certain shia m.p.s about this turkish role, one of the more extreme reactions coming out of the shia camp is we should bomb these troops, these turkish troops because they violated our sovereignty. and lots of people are very worried here about the russian and the american role also in this country. it's likely the reason that prime minister has known about these turkish troops for over a year now the he's owe angry she's trying to take control of what is happening to his own country. that's certainly the view i have heard from several people that i have spoken to durin

his name was far had rks a rks n kahn.resumably he's the brother-in-law of syed farook, i didn't hear that specify the in the press conference. >> same with me, lawrence, i don't hear that. but ting served two purposes, one to have a family representative to express obviously the shock of this, but the california muslim community as a whole here in southern california to express their condemnation of the violence here. and to remind people, you know, that this is a situation where really to step back and look at, and look at this and not to jump to any conclusions. and i think that is one thing that you'll see here, especially in the last number of years is the connection between law enforcement and the muslim community. because whether it's the community at large or specific communities in such a diverse place like los angeles, you need to have people you can reach out to on the ground to be able to tell you what's going on. and i think part and parcel with the conference that you saw is really this, you know, connection

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. >> earlier we hard from farhad kahn. here is some of what he had to say? >> i just cannot express how sad i am that the people lost their life. victims out there, i wish a speedy recovery. again, i am shock something like this could happen. i had no idea why would we do that. i am in shock myself. the reason i'm here, you know, is to talk to the victims and to express my family how sad they are of what happened. >> our nbc team is spread out to cover the story this morning and in washington d.c. let's start with nbc east jay gray. what is the latest out there? >> good morning dara. initially police thought there may be three suspects involved here. overnight they have determined it was likely just two. possibly a husband and wife responsible for the murders here. >> we are over the apartment in redlands. >> as is investigation continued. police shared new information about the killing spree. >> there a had to have been some degree of planning that went into this. i don't think they just ran home and came back on a spur of the moment thing. >> there are thr

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the day before they held hands on the red carpet in kahn. the whole marriage topic came up in february and watch how shawn handled it. >> are you going to keep your upcoming wedding very private? >> it's already assumptions. we're going to keep that off the red carpet. >> next, halle berry ends marriage number three. >> they announced the divorce just this past october. they started dating in 2010 and got married about three years later just before halle gave birth to their son. this relationship was pretty much always in the news. mainly because of his tumultuous relationship with halle's ex-boyfriend who is the father of her daughter nala. >> this divorce was finalized and she's now dating television producer shane farley. while bobby play and an actress stephanie march's divorce got nasty. she accused him of cheating with three women including january jones. bobby got burned when somebody flew a cheater banner over his walk of fame ceremony. they finalized the split in july with stephanie reportedly getting a very lucrative settlement. an

thousands have been forced to leave the admin kahn republic. >> now attracting a different kind of talent. >> welcome back to al jazeera. let's take olook at the top stories now. syria says the death of zahran allouch. emergency services in australia are warning that many bush fires may break out in the southeast. several blazes there destroyed more than 100 homes. >>> the afghan national army says 21 of its soldiers have been killed in just the last 48 hours in helmand province. there is an ongoing battle against the taliban for strategic areas and leaf fighting in sangen. >>> bombed the southeastern city, as an operation against kurdish separatists. six kurdish fighter fighters anh soldier were killed. matin gurgan is an independent security analyst. what he describes as urban warfare. >> this is a new conflict for ankara, the type of pkk militants involved. first this is an urban warfare not a one that ankara is used to. pkk, copying i.s.i.s. tactics and techniques. imposing its will over ankara. but unfortunately i don't see a clear road map on how ankara will translate this military

bradley, terence crawford or amir kahn. after checking with officials at hbo, and looking at who would sell the best. timothy bradley hit the jackpot. so he'll fight pacqauio in april 9th at the mgm grand garden arena. not the new las vegas arena, which is scheduled to open in early april. also promoter bob arum told me today he's not selling this fight as pacquaio's final fight... says he's not convinced it'll be his last one. staying with combat sports... it's fight week in vegas with ufc 195 and in the main event, its robbie lawler facing carlos condit for the welterweight the fighters worked out at the mgm resort today... lots of fans back in town for saturday's showdown. it's the first fight of the year, in the fight capital of the world. however there aren't the big crowds like what we say a few weeks ago, when conor mcgregor brought his legion of fans from ireland. (( )) carlos condit/welterweig ht; "he's brought a lot of attention, he's a promoter and salesman, but backs it up he's a great fighter.. he's impressive

revered as a father figure charged with sexual assault, accused of giving pills and wine to andrea kahn radar constand. >> unable to move or respond. >> reporter: the statute of limitations was about to run out, and in court papers cosby admitted to giving quaaludes to women to have sex with him. >> our team reviewed the initial investigation, reinterviewed some of the witnesses, examined evidence from the civil case and information from other alleged victims. >> reporter: several women in new england have also a caused cosby of assaulting them, he is burn falls. >> i think it's primarily really really sad that someone who was such a model for so many people is falling down so far. >> cosby did not say anything outside the courthouse, his lawyer later released a a statement saying the charges are unjust fewed and mr. cosby will be exonerated, bill cosby did not have to enter a plea in court and he did not. the next court appearance be is january 14th. for all the other allegations the statute of limitations has run out except for one case and that is is being investigated in la. >>> the

. >> kahn pleaded guilty to providing support to a foreign terrorist organization, and faces 15 years in prison. >> with the rise of i.s.i.l. in the middle east. there has been an effort to counter threats on u.s. soil. >> the people exist in every state. i have home grown violent extremist investigations in every state. >> there has been an increase in i.s.i.l.-related arrests. >> one of them was 20-year-old john booker junior. charged with attempting to carry out a suicide bombing. he had been on the fbi's radar. despite his history of mental illness, eight months later an fbi informant told booker he had a cousin who could get people overseas and asked what he wanted to do. the informant told booker if he said he was ready to fight. he'd have to prove it. >> booker responded i'll kill any non-believer. follow any place. he was provided with what he thought was an explosive van. the bomb was a fake. booker arrested. >> fbi agents and joint terrorism task force officers in minnesota and california arrested six men. >> the investigation was part of a pattern. >> social media is pullin

. >> wu kahn is about to do what few of her generation will do, send a telegram to her parents.elegraph office in shanghai, linked to the telegraph system, will likely be one of the last to hold onto it. >> it's nostalgic for my parents. they are from a time when people used to write letters. this is like a souvenir for them to keep. >> the telegram begins its journey first by fax. where it will be transmitted. this is low tech in a high tech world. the telegrams use machinery that is about as sophisticated as it will ever become. a museum charts the progress of the service from its even more primitive beginnings. including the code books that gave the thousand of chinese characters individual numbers so they could be transmitted. a service that peeked at 44 million tell grams pe telegramss been in steep decline ever since. >> traditionally, people would use telegrams for condolences or greetings. even those uses are dropping off. >> surprising, since the country ahas hundreds of millions signed up for messaging apps. the telegram itself will take a week. >> with such a relative

. >> how about this, mike kahn is starting for montreal, his dad a police officer, escorted the team to practice here at information, i started talking to a state trooper, do you guys know anything about mike's dad where he works he looked at me, smiled, pointed to his badge, he is he a state trooper, pretty cool stuff. bruins here at the winter classic, i'med jim roach. >>> again winter classic alumni game finished a short time ago, how great was it to say ray work win it with a shootout. here is levan reid. >> bill belichick was in a festive winter classic mood today, he is the conference in a knit hat, talked about playing hockey, this place is bustling, the passes, the bruins and the canadians are all here, plus the fans and media almost too much. so the pats have a quick practice this afternoon and they head to miami a couple days early to get ready for the >> they are physical, they don't let up, they play together and every single game they are ready to go. >> we are going to have to give back to what we know and what we're capable of doing and what we are used to doing, along

. >> reporter: kahn said tonight if she had one wish it would be to ask her brother what happened. she also says that she worries very much about her young niece and her mother. raj, back to you. >> thank you. >>> and also tonight we spent time with syed farook's religious brothers, the men who went to the same mosque with him. we were at the mosque earlier today. but tonight they told us interesting stories about their religious brother they said something stood out to them about a month ago after that plane went down in egypt, that bomb exploded, that you were talking to syed farook and he had no expression on his face. he did not say he supported isis or say he was against isis. in hindsight they are questioning the conversations. but looking forward, these young men are really worried about the backlash after this recent attack. >> there is some agree of fear. you know, more than there was three days ago. especially i dress like this and go to university. >> people blame my religion when islam is the total opposite. islam is about saving life, not taking away life. >> reporter:

imran kahn, al jazeera, kirkuk. >>> and in part two of our rivers of life series wayne hay reports fromriver in cambodia where plan to his build a dam have angered many local people and environmental experts. that's on sunday here on al jazeera. >>> a few days after schools in los angeles were closed by a bomb hoax, classes in individual individual were canceled because of calligraphy. a teacher's attempt to introduce high school pupils to arabic writing caused anger among some parents and there were claims that staff were at risk. paul reports. >> reporter: the halls of rivershead head high school remember empty. more than 4,000 students were told to start their christmas breaks early. school heads say they were threatened via social media because of an arabic including raffi assignment. as part of the established curriculum, students were asked to copy the muslim statement of faith frozing the acceptance of mohamed as god's prophet. some parents said it was trying to convert kids it islam. others say it's symptoms of wider anti-muslim sentiment being fueled by political campaigns. >>

but as al jazeera's imran kahn reports the iraqi army could use the help. >> reporter: kurdish peshmergaops keep wash on isil positions. they have had recent success in recapturing territory from isil in the mourn iraqi town of sinjar. now they are hopeful that they can defeat the armed group in other parts of the country with help from their allies. >> translator: until now the international coalition has been using airstrikes as a former officer i can tell you won't win this war from the sky. you need troops on the ground. the americans must intervene with or without permission from the iraqi government. >> reporter: prime minister al-abadi disagrees. we did not ask any country to send any ground forces. we will consider any such troops to be an act of aggression. the united nations says it's concerned about what it calls the a rookie arm's increasing human rights violations in areas that have been reclaimed from isil. it goes t goes goes on to say ti forces, kurdish forces and their respective militia have his been responsible for looting and destruction of property belong to go the s

my last name is kahn. and i just cannot express how sad i am for, you know, what happened today.ndolences to the people who lost their life. i am very sad that the people lost their life and victims out there -- i wish speedy recovery to them and again, i am in shock that something like this could happen. that's all i have. i hope everybody understand and everybody get recover much faster. all of the victims out there. thanks. >> when was the last time you spoke to syed? >> i mean -- i spoke to about like a week ago. with him. yeah. you know, there's no comment. i mean, investigation is going on, you would know what it is. i have no idea. i have no idea why would he do that. why would he do something like this? i have absolutely no idea. i am in shock myself. i had a chance to speak with mr. kahn before, and he truly doesn't feel he's informed enough, or anyone is informed enough to comment. because we don't know the motives. it's work, rage related, mental illness, is it extreme ideology, at this point had, it's really unknown to us and it's too soon for us to speculate, and he

. >> that is imran kahn on the ground in erbil, iraq. >> mike lyons understanded policies may be add odds with the u.s. >> these sunni based countries are more concerned fighting against iran and making sure sunnis have a place inside iraq than they care about fighting isis. that's driving their foreign policy. they're not that interested -- >> that and also yemen, and getting assad out of power than fighting isil. >> that's right. they're concerned that what does iraq look like when this is all over? is it going to be dominated by iran, will iraw be this weakened point. turkey for example having troops in the north, they're concerned about the future kurdistan, which is on the table, has to be talked about. that's the next war taking place there, this battle for this group, autonomy of kurdistan and turkey can't have that happen. >> iraq is now accusing turkey of putting ground troops in northern iraq. turkey, the turkish president told al jazeera this morning that they were invited to go in, so that's what kind of cluster we're looking at. is it wise for the u.s. to get more involv

the kahns are calling chief easten and the family guardian jells. very cool. >>> gas prices are plunging, and plunging along with the price of oil, but how low might they go? we told you how the hottest into flames, now a hover board fire hits close to home. what you need to know before you buy one of these things. for breaking news and weather, go to nbc new york.com.

the last one was dominique strauss-kahn, a sex scandal, that got him out of the top job at the imf. the imf knew about this all along. that's why every time they have a statement on the ongoing court proceeding in paris, it is always, more or less, the same. they say they do have confidence in her ability to carry out her duties, says today's statement, and they also say they will not comment on the court case that is ongoing right now. christine lagarde is coming, more or less, to the end of her first five years at the imf. she can go for another five years if she wants to. the first five come to an end in july of next year. on.elieve she wants to stay she has a solid reputation at the imf, and it looks like the international month -- monetary fund would want to keep her as well. despite the court proceedings and the clear possibility she might have to travel back to paris to be in court. the imf knows this and seems to be accepting this. catherine: thanks so much for now, philip crowther, reporting for us life from washington, -- live from washington, d.c. the leader of the far ri

from erbil, al jazeera's imran kahn reports. >> reporter: you don't have to go far in you are bill tot how close the ties are between turkey and the kurdish region. trade is the big one, ankara reports a lot of its oil from here and in return the kurdish region imports a lot of turkish products. the relations between bag good dad and ankara are sprained over oil revenue disputes going back a decade. and with further turkish troops on iraqi soil, tensions have risen further despite the fact that baghdad has known did troops in the area since they arrived. he writes regularly on political affairs, and says other concerns lie we hands ankara's decision to send in troops to help train the militia belong to go the governor of mosul, in particular the iranian role in the region. >> translator: turkey wants to maintain good relations with kurdistan and it wants to help the kurdish regional government. but baghdad and iran oppose that. so by sendsing in troops it's one way to maintain good relations within the region. >> reporter: but those good relations have angered others. speaking in bagh

kahn did not want to get in to what kind of person the suspect was. he just wanted to express on behalf of his family how deeply saddened they are by this tragedy. >> betty live for us in san bernardino. we appreciate all the reporting you've been doing today. we'll check back with you in just a few moments. >>> seems like these shootings are becoming more and more common but a police psychologist in los angeles says this one is not like the others. >> what i find interesting about this particular case is that there were women involved. and typically speaking we see more the profiles of men at a certain age range and for so many hours we heard the media talk about three possibly men. three guys and it was referred to as he. and in this case you just never know exactly what's going to unfold as the evidence unfolds. >> the inland regional center wrrks the shooting took place, is a nonprofit community-based agency that helps people with developmental disabilities. it's one of a network of nearly two dozen facilities across the state. christin ayers is a

bradley, terence crawford or amir kahn. after checking with officials at hbo, and looking at who would sell the best. timothy bradley hit the jackpot. so he'll fight pacquiao in april 9th at the mgm grand garden arena. not the new las vegas arena, which is scheduled to open in early april. also promoter bob arum told me today he's not selling this fight as pacquiao's final fight... says he's not convinced it'll be his last one. it's fight week in vegas with ufc 195 and in the main event, its robbie lawler facing carlos condit for the welterweight the fighters worked out at the mgm resort today... lots of fans back in town for saturday's showdown. for... being the main event in las the year. carlos condit/welterweig ht: "anytime i get to fight i get to go out there and fight another skilled fighter im excited, starting off the ufc year like this i hope to make a splash." robbie lawler/welterweig ht champ: " this is a huge stage and lots of fans are watching the world is watching and those leading up to this so i'm going to c

findings of the investigation in to the mistaken bolling of the doctors without borders hospital in kahnce is that the mission never should have been authorized, u.s. air power is supposed to be used to protect u.s. troops on the ground or afghan troops in extreme distress. >> u.s. forces are helping from the air but not as much as in the past but that's part of the plan to get to the point where afghans are able provide their own air support. >> reporter: the u.s. has been training afghan pilots for fly sample ground attack plain known as the 829 so afghanistan can provide its own air support. but the first group of spy let's lott is now only finish think training in georgia. >> let's get the latest live from kabul. what is the latest situation, abdullah? >> reporter: nick, we spoke earlier on the provincial police they arrived late on monday and starting the clearing operation, they said so far four ou outposs taken by the taliban have been retake bine the afghan forces a number of afghan forces who are under siege by taliban fighters are now free and they were -- they were delivered w

imran kahn has more. >> reporter: iraq security forces say they have entered the outskirts of ramadiargest province anbar. they say this operation had a breakthrough on thursday which they took the key palestine bridge it was a connecting supply route between rah mad and i fallujah to isil's strong hold. they have imagine today take that bridge and that means that isil are effectively cut in to two and cannot reinforce their fighters in ramadi. so now what the iraqi security forces are doing is going in to neighborhoods very slowly and methodically to try to clear the neighborhoods of isil fighters. now, this operation has long been stalled. it's been nearly a year in the making. prime minister abadi has blamed everything from the heat to the lack of u.s.-led coalition airstrikes. those airstrikes have been key in recent days, however, they have weakened isil forces and allowed iraqi security forces to go in. what we are also being told is that any civilians still trapped in ramadi are able to leave as long as they wave white flag. we haven't seen any pictures of anyone waving white

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but then, amazingly, the pilot hasan kahn and reporter andrew torres managed to climb out of the wreckagetheir own. pilot russ mowry, however, is stuck inside, and the engine is still running with 80 gallons of fuel on board, threatening to ignite. police officers arrive within minutes. they were already on the scene responding to the earlier shooting that the helicopter originally was sent to cover. >> he was telling us, pull the red levers, pull the red levers. >> to stop the engine. >> to stop the engine, yes. >> rescuers pulled out the pilot out of the wreckage and shut off the engine. the three men are taken to the hospital. all survive the incredible crash. the fuselage around their seats protecting them like a cocoon. their unbelievable survival becomes a national story, and pilot russ mowry is interviewed on the "today" show. >> my last thought was i wanted to get away from the street, wanted to hit a rooftop, get on the rooftop level. i saw that -- what i thought was a white chimney. i said, if i can hit that chimney and stop, that will arrest my forward motion. i'll stop when i