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. >>> i'm katie marzullo. i want you to meet ipon. he was rescued from scotts valley, along with 33 other dogs. their story and how you can help, coming up. >>> and michael phelps moving past racing with mere humans. >>> and here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy? >> here's what someone paidtous do tonight. ♪ >>> an animal groomer has been cleared of wrong doing in the death of a dog left in his care. today, a jury found him not guilty of felony animal abuse and cruelty. last year, a dog named henry died after being brought into pet smart to have its nails trimmed. prosecutors were neither able to prove that he deliberately caused henry's death. >>> a rescue operation in santa cruz county has saved dozens of dogs from an apparent puppy mill. the purebred animals are now in the care of a very full animal shelter that could use a little help. katie marzullo has the story from santa cruz. >> reporter: the santa cruz county animal shelter is overrun with black and white boston bull terriers. the dogs were rescued fr

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo was live in court when the verdict was read and she is live with the report. katie? >> reporter: dan, the officers were out on bail today. they were handcuffed in front of their loved ones as they were taken out of the courtroom. their wives and mothers calling out to them saying that they love them as they were being taken away now convicted murderers. the families left the courthouse quickly after watching their loved ones be convicted of second degree murder. district attorney jeff rosen said justice was served. >> he is gone now, but michael tyree's tragedy was worthy of our outrage. his death will never be invisible. >> reporter: michael who was bipolar was beaten to death in his cell in august of 2015. fellow inmates testified they heard tyree screaming for help. >> even though they have long criminal histories, needed to be evaluated individually as to whether or not they were telling the truth and this jury saw that they were. >> reporter: the sister did not want to speak with us on camera, but she issued this statement. michael was a human bei

katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> stay with us. a lot more to come. a student in prison in north korea passes away days after gaining his freedom. >> coming up the message his heart broken family is sending to the north korean government tonight. >> mallingauling in the mountai. >> and sean spicer may be stepping away from the podium. >> here is what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" at 11:00. >> i invite you to feel the love in our father's youtube challenge for 2017. >> dad, i love you! >>> the president is slamming north korea after an american student who spent 17 months in prison there has died. >> now otto warmbier's father is speaking out. abc news reporter dana baccas has details. >> reporter: days after his release from detainment, 22 year old at owe warmbier has died. he was held captive in north korea for more than a year, sentenced to 15 years hard labor for allegedly stealing a poster during a tour stop there. >> i made the worst mistake of my life. >> reporter: last week he return to ohio, carried off a medevac plane, awake but unrespo

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. >> "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo there with the developing story. >> reporter: matt, ama, thiswhat is left, a blackened field that was about five acres of open space that burned. neighbors that live across the street from this didn't wait for firefighters to arrive. they became firefighters. >> we all got into action. >> reporter: karen abad said her husband was in the garage when he saw the smoke and flames. he called to her and she called 911, but they didn't stop there. >> we all grabbed hoses for our neighbors that weren't home, we called them to tell them to come home and we all just grabbed each others hoses. >> reporter: this fought back the flames until san jose firefighters arrived. >> i hoped nobody's home would burn and that the wind kept shifting so you never knew where it was going. >> reporter: the fire department did not evacuate homes but gave the wildlife center of silicon valley a mandatory order. >> we literally took 483 animals out of our hospital and some of our enclosures and loaded them up into their trucks and our vehicles. >> reporter: animals including

katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> now to changes in airport security.ers will face new measures on international flights into the u.s. from 280 foreign airports. today the department of homeland security said those measures will include enhanced screening of passengers as far as electronics and searches around planes. homeland security based changes on intelligence that troerlss are developing new ways to hide bombs. the extra security will affect those leaving the airports but coming back is another story. people at sfo questioned the motivation. >> i don't know. it is hard to know what's motivating it. >> the new measures will be phased in over time. >>> stay on top of the new travel rules and the ongoing security threat with the "abc 7 news" app. enable push alerts to get updates when they happen. >>> happening now, hundreds of firefighters are battling this fire at the camp pendleton marine base in southern california. flames can be seen not too far from homes, but no evacuations have been ordered. officials are saying 250 to 300 acres have burned,

abc7 news reporter katie marzullo was live in court when the verdict was read and she is live with the report. katie? >> reporter: dan, the officers were out on bail today. they were handcuffed in front of their loved ones as they were taken out of the courtroom. their wives and mothers calling out to them saying that they love them as they were being taken away now convicted murderers. the families left the courthouse quickly after watching their loved ones be convicted of second degree murder. district attorney jeff rosen said justice was served. >> he is gone now, but michael tyree's tragedy was worthy of our outrage. his death will never be invisible. >> reporter: michael who was bipolar was beaten to death in his cell in august of 2015. fellow inmates testified they heard tyree screaming for help. >> even though they have long criminal histories, needed to be evaluated individually as to whether or not they were telling the truth and this jury saw that they were. >> reporter: the sister did not want to speak with us on camera, but she issued this statement. michael was a human bei

katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> now to changes in airport security. passengers will face new measures on international flights into the u.s. from 280 foreign airports. today the department of homeland security said those measures will include enhanced screening of passengers as far as electronics and searches around planes. homeland security based changes on intelligence that troerlss are developing new ways to hide bombs. the extra security will affect those leaving the airports but coming back is another story. people at sfo questioned the motivation. >> i don't know. it is hard to know what's motivating it. >> the new measures will be phased in over time. >>> stay on top of the new travel rules and the ongoing security threat with the "abc 7 news" app. enable push alerts to get updates when they happen. >>> happening now, hundreds of firefighters are battling this fire at the camp pendleton marine base in southern california. flames can be seen not too far from homes, but no evacuations have been ordered. officials are saying 250 to 300 acres have

. >> "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo there with the developing story. >> reporter: matt, ama, thisleft, a blackened field that was about five acres of open space that burned. neighbors that live across the street from this didn't wait for firefighters to arrive. they became firefighters. >> we all got into action. >> reporter: karen abad said her husband was in the garage when he saw the smoke and flames. he called to her and she called 911, but they didn't stop there. >> we all grabbed hoses for our neighbors that weren't home, we called them to tell them to come home and we all just grabbed each others hoses. >> reporter: this fought back the flames until san jose firefighters arrived. >> i hoped nobody's home would burn and that the wind kept shifting so you never knew where it was going. >> reporter: the fire department did not evacuate homes but gave the wildlife center of silicon valley a mandatory order. >> we literally took 483 animals out of our hospital and some of our enclosures and loaded them up into their trucks and our vehicles. >> reporter: animals including birds,

katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> stay with us. a lot more to come. a student in prison in north korea passes away days after gaining his freedom. >> coming up the message his heart broken family is sending to the north korean government tonight. >> mall >> and sean spicer may be stepping away from the podium. >> here is what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" at 11:00. >> i invite you to feel the love in our father's youtube challenge for 2017. >> dad, i love you! [ intense music playing ] ] it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the e300 for $569 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> the president is slamming north korea after an american student who spent 17 months in prison there has died. >> now otto warmbier's father is speaking out. abc news reporter dana baccas has details. >> reporter: days after his release from detainment, 22 old

get to katie marzullo, live at seen. >> reporter: still closed. i'm going to step out of the way so you can get a look at work happening right now. cleanup efforts, fire and law enforcement officials tell us it can't be rushed, it's just too dangerous. hazmat crews continued cleanup effort well into the night. until finished, connecter stays closed. >> holding this off until complete. could be 11:30, going into early morning. >> reporter: overturned on the transation to 238, carrying 18 totes of acetic acid. >> also known as vinegar. >> but nothing like the vinegar from the store. >> in this concentration it's flammable, that's unique risk. it's corrosive and toxic. >> reporter: resident was worried. >> had baseball practice with the boys off the interstate, concerned about whether it was safe for them to be outside of a hazmat area. >> reporter: officials say the public was not in danger. >> all contained in this dirt. acetic acid was heavy, wasn't floating away. >> reporter: and didn't get into waterways either. no silver lining for drivers, clo

. >> "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo live. >> reporter: the temperature here in santa clara reads 78 degrees right now. it is certainly more comfortable than it has been during the day. in fact, those daytime highs incredibly dangerous right now, ant santa clara county is doing what it can to try to bring people in out of that deadly heat. >> and two heat-related deaths confirmed in santa clara county. >> that's the emergency alert sent out by santa clara county. the victims are a 72-year-old man and an 87-year-old woman. one died in a car and was homeless. >> both individuals died of what is called hyperthermia, meaning their boldy temperature went very high. >> reporter: their elderly are among the most vulnerable. bruce southwick has multiple sclarosis. >> my symptoms -- >> reporter: bruce was taking advantage of the cooling center established at the library in san jose. >> it is cooler than outside, i'll put it that way. >> reporter: libraries, senior centers and others in the county. staying open. >> it is very revealing. >> somebody familiar with the situation said that they

get to katie marzullo, live live seen. >> reporter: still closed.o step out of the way so you can get a look at work happening right now. cleanup efforts, fire and law enforcement officials tell us it can't be rushed, it's just too dangerous. hazmat crews continued cleanup effort well into the night. until finished, connecter stays closed. >> holding this off until complete. could be 11:30, going into early morning. >> reporter: overturned on the transation to 238, carryin carrn 18 totes of aceticcetic >> also known as vinegar. >> but nothing like the vinegar from the store. >> in this concentration it's flammable, that's unique risk. it's corrosive and toxic. >> reporter: resident was worried. >> had baseball practice with the boys off the interstate, concerned about whether it was safe for them to be outside of a hazmat area. >> reporter: officials say the public was not in danger. >> all contained in this dirt. acetic acid was heavy, wasn't floating away. >> reporter: and didn't get into waterways either. no silver lining for drivers, closure cre

katie marzullo. >> new information about the gunman tonight? >> reporter: i do. first i want to show you a memorial here that continues to grow for the victims of this shooting. not long ago a group came and lit these candles here. union official does say the victims in morning meeting and earlier tonight at shooter's san francisco apartment. his neighbors are shocked. >> it's too close to home. and such a tragedy. >> reporter: judy lives on 4th avenue across the street from the man identified as ups shooter, jimmy lam. >> he seemed normal, not like irritated or agitated. >> reporter: neighbors didn't know lam by name but stood outs but of ups uniform. smoking cigarettes, talking on the phone or hanging out by car, black sports car. hours after the shooting saw police at house. >> multiple officers with boxes and bringing out a lot of stuff. >> male named jimmy lam. >> teamster's official said lam filed a grievance in march saying working excessive overtime and asked for relieved but source said he was in the angry. sources tell abc7 he had mental problems and es

katie marzullo. >> new information about the gunman tonight? >> reporter: i do. first i want to show you a memorial here that continues to grow for the victims of this shooting. not long ago a group came and lit these candles here. union official does say the victims in morning meeting and earlier tonight at shooter's san francisco apartment. hisssssssssss neighbors are sho. >> it's too close to home. and such a tragedy. >> reporter: judy lives on 4th avenue across the street from the man identified as ups shooter, jimmy lam. >> he seemed normal, not like irritated or agitated. >> reporter: neighbors didn't know lam by name but stood outs but of ups uniform. smoking cigarettes, talking on the phone or hanging out by car, black sports car. hours after the shooting saw police at house. >> multiple officers with boxes and bringing out a lot of stuff. >> male named jimmy lam. >> teamster's official said lam filed a grievance in march saying working excessive overtime and asked for relieved but source said he was in the angry. sources tell abc7 he had mental problems

katie marzullo is live in san jose with new video. >> reporter: neighbor that lives near one of the fires showed us the video. shows the moment that flames erupted and also the person who may have started the fire. caught on camera before 4:00 a.m. someone on a bicycle rides up to dumpster, pauses for a minute and pedals away, moments later flames light up the area. >> literally 50 feet away. >> reporter: home in harm's way. lives next door to the apartment with the surveillance camera. took this video with cell phone. >> heard the explosion and trash can lit on fire, not only that but liquor store across the street smoking. >> reporter: two of six fires that broke out between 2:00 and 5:00 in the morning. >> anytime fires coming in at the same time in the vicinity is suspicious. >> reporter: business owner was worried he could have lost everything. >> too many years in the work and you know, you don't know when someday you come in and here is nothing. >> reporter: if you have information, asked to call san jose fire department. abc7 news. >>> new details on a fire that gutted a housing c

katie marzullo is live in san jose with new video. >> reporter: neighbor that lives near one of the fireswed us the video. shows the moment that flames erupted and also the person who may have started the fire. caught on camera before 4:00 a.m. someone on a bicycle rides up to dumpster, pauses for a minute and pedals away, moments later flames light up the area. >> literally 50 feet away. >> reporter: home in harm's way. lives next door to the apartment with the surveillance camera. took this video with cell phone. >> heard the explosion and trash can lit on fire, not only that but liquor store across the street smoking. >> reporter: two of six fires that broke out between 2:00 and 5:00 in the morning. >> anytime fires coming in at the same time in the vicinity is suspicious. >> reporter: business owner was worried he could have lost everything. >> too many years in the work and you know, you don't know when someday you come in and here is nothing. >> reporter: if you have information, asked to call san jose fire department. abc7 news. >>> new details on a fire that gutted a housing compl

katy marzullo joins us there live after speaking with homeowners. katy? >> reporter: matt, ama, i'm standing near the homes behind me so you can feel how close this fire was to all these homes. my photographer is going to turn around here and show you just how close the flames burned in this direction towards the homes. you can see crews still here on the scene, going around putting out hot spots. we've been watching them in the last few minutes, break down larger branches of the trees that are smoldering at the base. the fire department said this fire is not contained, but crews have been able to stop the forward progression of the fire. and they're not calling out any more crews. at this point, they don't have an estimate on the acreage, and that's in part due to the fact that the area is densely populated. but despite that, they tell me no homes had to be evacuated. although we do know from watching sky 7 hd and from me talking with homeowners here on the ground, that people grabbed their garden hoses and did everything they could to help before fire c

new details from katie marzullo. >> we don't believe it's random act of violence but remeditated. >> reporter: police say brown was part of a group that beat up and robbed a man. victim' ex-girlfriend lurid him to mariner park where brown and three others attacked him. stealing wallet, phone and belt. arrested a short time later after using credit card at in-n out burger. >> we believe the girlfriend set this in motion. arrested her for same crimes. >> video. university released a statement that reads terrell brown who completed his freshman year at san jose state university as member of the men's basketball team was dismissed from the team today for violating the rooms. just reaching the students. >> have a lot of discipline. it's shocking. >> makes me ashamed. he has san jose state's name attached to everything he does. >> hope the basketball team can move forward with the situation. >> brown and othered charged with four felonies. abc7 news. >>> two men detained but not charged in murder of visitor. got into argument outside hotel on van ness, led to a fight. don't believe weapons

katie marzullo has the story. >> he gets to live the life, sierra doesn't, his family doesn't grieve, we do for the rest of our parents are grieving that he wasn't given the death penalty. >> i feel at peace he won't harm another child, the anxious will be in our lives forever. >> reporter: this legal analyst expects the defense will file a motion for the new trial based on the fact the lead investigator on sierra's case was found to have provided false testimony in another murder trial. >> for the defense it's an uphill battle. it's not easy to get a new trial. get deference is give on the the jury verdict. the question is, if there is a new trial, can it be held in santa clara county? >> reporter: he says there could be a change of sven you because of the media coverage. if there is a new trial, garcia-torrez would not face the death penalty again. the jury's recommendation of life without parole would stand. 15-year-old sierra disappeared in morgan hill five years ago. her body has never been found. volunteers have conducted 1,200 searches. search koord late inncoordinato says they

in san jose, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> now a reminder about keeping your pets safe during hot weather. in the north bay, the marin humane society tells "abc 7 news" it took five calls today and five calls yesterday about dogs trapped in hot cars. ♪ >> the best spot to hear a summer concert was in the shade tonight. "abc 7 news" was in concord where the kill billies played in the heat at the weekly music and market series. the man working inside of the kettle corn tent was probably sweating more than anyone. it was pretty steamy. he says long sleeves help protect him from the intense heat. the power is back on for most of the 3,000 pg&e customers who lost electricity. "abc 7 news" was in fremont where crews have loaded up and replaced at least 400 transformers since saturday, since this swelter started. the heat also causes more tree branches to snap and fall on to power lines. now, remember, you can track the temperatures where you live with the "abc 7 news" accuweather app. download it instantly to be notified of heat alerts and advisories, all free. we're coming up next on "

in san jose, katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> now a reminder about keeping your pets safe during hotrin humane society tells "abc 7 news" it took five calls today and five calls yesterday about dogs trapped in hot cars. ♪ >> the best spot to hear a summer concert was in the shade tonight. "abc 7 news" was in concord where the kill billies played in the heat at the weekly music and market series. the man working inside of the kettle corn tent was probably sweating more than anyone. it was pretty steamy. he says long sleeves help protect him from the intense heat. the power is back on for most of the 3,000 pg&e customers who lost electricity. "abc 7 news" was in fremont where crews have loaded up and replaced at least 400 transformers since saturday, since this swelter started. the heat also causes more tree branches to snap and fall on to power lines. now, remember, you can track the temperatures where you live with the "abc 7 news" accuweather app. download it instantly to be notified of heat alerts and advisories, all free. we're coming up next on "abc 7 news at 11:00," the new hope

. >> abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> at the end of my shift, she wants me to comeuld be perfect way to end my day. >> a man who wants to remain anonyous, had that conversation after picking up a passenger in san jose. the conversation continued. when a passenger asked if that would be taking advantage, the driver says this. >> i would get really drunk, too, and i can't be held responsible. >> reporter: the man who recorded the video he thought the driver crossed the line so he posted the video on facebook as a warning to women in san jose. he also complained to uber and said the company was very responsive. uber released a statement to abc7 news that reads, the comments in this video are disturbing and do not represent our driver-partner community. this driver has been banned from uber. that's good news to this uber user. >> because it would make me extremely uncomfortable to know they were okay with somebody who spoke like that driving their car. >> reporter: this woman remains skeptical. >> i don't know what uber really does to ensure that their drivers are quali

. >> let's go to katie marzullo live in san jose. fun in the south bay too, katie? >> reporter: yes, but we've come to the end of the line. as you can see, the sidewalk is clear. there are exactly two shoppers still inside dick's sporting goods. they were just allowed in by the very kind manager, and they are wrapping up and that is it here. dick's sporting goods in san jose, lots of locations, promising that they would stay open as long as there were warriors' fans in line, wanting to get the championship gear and they have fulfilled that promise tonight. hundreds of fans have come through these doors. this was the moment the first 20 shoppers were allowed in, all very organized, very civil. fans very focused on their shopping, but the enthusiam is definitely there. this is what happens when you ask a warriors' fan how they're feeling tonight. >> frigging amazing! we've been waiting for this for the last year. >> i'm feeling amazing that we won today. >> last year, i didn't get it, this year i wanted to make sure i did. >> i'm glad we came early. he said, let's go,

. >> let's go to katie marzullo live in san jose. fun in the south bay too, katie?d of the line. as you can see, the sidewalk is clear. there are exactly two shoppers still inside dick's sporting goods. they were just allowed in by the very kind manager, and they are wrapping up and that is it here. dick's sporting goods in san jose, lots of locations, promising that they would stay open as long as there were warriors' fans in line, wanting to get the championship gear and they have fulfilled that promise tonight. hundreds of fans have come through these doors. this was the moment the first 20 shoppers were allowed in, all very organized, very civil. fans very focused on their shopping, but the enthusiam is definitely there. this is what happens when you ask a

abc7 reporter katie marzullo has more with the fast-acting neighbors. >> we all got into action. >> reporter: karen abad said her husband was in the garage when he saw the smoke and flames. he called to her and she called 911, but they didn't stop there. >> we also grabbed hoses from our neighbors who weren't home. we called them to tell them to come home, and we all grabbed each other's hoses. >> reporter: they fought back the flames until san jose firefighters arrived. >> i just hoped that nobody's home would burn, and the wind kept shifting, so you didn't know where it was going. >> reporter: the fire department didn't evacuate homes but gave the wildlife order of silicon valley a mandatory order. >> we took the animals out of the enclosures and loaded them up into their trucks and our vehicles. >> reporter: animals including birds, possums and ducklings. >> when we see something that close with flames and smoke, we take action. >> reporter: it took firefighters about three hours to put out the fire, the third incident of the day. >> we had hamilton, another brush fire at 85 and 87, and t

. >> let's go to katie marzullo live in san jose. fun in the south bay too, katie?e to the end of the line. as you can see, the sidewalk is clear. there are exactly two shoppers still inside dick's sporting goods. they were just allowed in by the very kind manager, and they are wrapping up and that is it here. dick's sporting goods in san jose, lots of locations, promising that they would stay open as long as there were warriors' fans in line, wanting to get the championship gear and they have fulfilled that promise tonight. hundreds of fans have come through these doors. this was the moment the first 20 shoppers were allowed in, all very organized, very civil. fans very focused on their shopping, but the enthusiam is definitely there. this is what happens when you ask a warriors' fan how they're feeling tonight. >> frigging amazing! we've been waiting for this for the last year. >> i'm feeling amazing that we won today. >> last year, i didn't get it, this year i wanted to make sure i did. >> i'm glad we came early. he said, let's go, right now, get in the car. >> s

at 11:00 katie marzullo is live with the lessons the sheriff's department is taking from this case. >>> jurors in the penalty phase will deliberate on monday. the case of antolin garcia torres started on tuesday. prosecutors want the death penalty. the defense is asking for life in prison. >> there is strong worldwide reaction to president trump's decision to withdraw the united states from the paris climate agreement. >> several cities are lighting up landmarks as a sign of support for this pact. paris city hall, the new world trade center in new york and boston city hall are all smiening green tonight. here's abc news reporter janai norman. >> reporter: the president fulfilling a key campaign promise. >> the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord -- [ applause ] >> reporter: more than 190 countries have signed on committing to cut greenhouse gas emissions in order to combat climate change. only syria and nicaragua have not signed on. >> i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. >> reporter: dozens of american companies including apple, citi

katy marzullo joins us there live after speaking with homeowners. katy? matt, ama, i'm standing near the homes behind me so you can feel how close this fire was to all these homes. my photographer is going to turn around here and show you just how close the flames burned in this direction towards the homes. you can see crews still here on the scene, going around putting out hot spots. we've been watching them in the last few minutes, break down larger branches of the trees that are smoldering at the base. the fire department said this fire is not contained, but crews have been able to stop the forward progression of the fire. and they're not calling out any more crews. at this point, they don't have an estimate on the acreage, and that's in part due to the fact that the area is densely populated. but despite that, they tell me no homes had to be evacuated. although we do know from watching sky 7 hd and from me talking with homeowners here on the ground, that people grabbed their garden hoses and did everything they could to help before fire crews first ar

live in san jose, katy marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> nearby four separate fires burned at least 85 acres this afternoon. firefighters attacked the flames from the ground and the air. sky 7 was overhead that blaze earlier. crews quickly brought the fires under control in about two hours. this map shows you the location of the fire zone along mount hamilton road near grant lake. the area burned had been targeted for a vegetation clearing to reduce fire danger this summer. >>> here's a live look at the area that burned. you can see large patches of black in the midst of golden brown grass. >> in southern california tonight, the pacific coast highway is closed near los angeles as fire crews battle a wildfire. flames broke out this afternoon northeast of malibu. right now, the fire is about 25 acres. homes are just on the other side of the hill, so fire crews are taking structure protection measures in that area. >>> breaking news, a federal judge in sacramento is temporarily blocking a gun control law that would have taken effect saturday. the legislation barred gun owners from possessing hi

in cupertino, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >>> prosecutors in the case against 18 former penn state fraternityers just unveiled a key piece of evidence. >> it's a three hour long surveillance video showing the death of a pledge after heavy drinking. here's the story. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, the criminally charged frat brothers packing into the courtroom monday. >> reporter: do you have any comment? >> not right now. >> reporter: watching disturbing surveillance video from inside the frat house showing 19-year-old tim piazza and other beta theta pi pledges going through an obstacle course. piazza drunk and fell down a flight of stairs. >> some admitted "we were worried we'd get in trouble." >> reporter: the video capturing the nearly 12-hour or deal. >> you have to remember, this is not something who has a gaping head wound gushing blood. this is somebody whose blood alcohol was three times the legal limit and apparently had internal injuries. he probably looked like just another frat kid. >> reporter: we'll have the latest on the case at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first loo