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kusa did a story about this. the reporter in this video shows the distance between the house and the swimming pool. >> this is the edge of the building. he had to go all the way over here to the pool. >> that's quite a broad jump from the top of a house. ian doesn't even live at this apartment complex. and some witnesses at the party had said that there was some drinking going on. >> everyone was, like, don't do it! >> oh, my god! >> you hear everybody realize what's going on. >> oh, my god, he's bleeding. >> there was, like, almost a pool of blood there in the swimming pool. you can see still moving around, had to be helped from the pool. >> i don't even feel bad for the kid because who thinks to run off a roof into a six foot deep pool. even if he made it into the pool, it wouldn't have been good. >> where's his friends? they should be there stopping him. >> some of them were saying don't do it, dude, but he just wasn't listening. >> run! >> oh, my god! >> oh! >> that blood-kurlgcurdling scrs from a woman takin

here is nelson garcia with cnn affiliate kusa. >> 10:00 the lightning struck, 11:00 super man showede his home thinking it could have been much worse. his wife, sister, and friends were hanging out at the house when the night got exciting. >> scariest sound i think we have both ever heard. >> chad had just gotten home. >> like girls always do, i thought they were making it up. >> reporter: lightning had struck their rooftop and a fire started. that's when nate kelly drove by, saw the flames, and like superman hopped over this fence in a single bound. a guy dressed in regular clothes. >> i thought there were a couple kids trying to mess with us. >> some kid with a flannel shirt, jeans, and a ball cap jumped over my house asking where my hose was. >> reporter: they didn't know yeley was an off-duty firefighter. >> he was fighting it without the nozzle on. >> reporter: flames burned. right above where a 5-month-old jackson was asleep. >> my 5-month-old lives right up there in the room on the right, and the fire literally burned out the trusses above him. >> a few more seconds they would

. >> joining us now, the kusa reporter who conducted that interview and colorado state representatived evening to both of you. kyle, if i might start with you, mr. coffman has given about 16 interviews to your news station and it is difficult to shut him up. what was it like when he sounded like an automan? >> i was thinking of the old peggy lee song, is that all there is? i expected him to answer our questions. he speaks to us frequently and at length on a number of different issues. he is very easy to get ahold of at all times so when he went underground last week, perhaps i should have realized this time it would be different. >> and it clearly was. you ask him whether he thought the birther rhetoric would go over well in elbert county where folks are conservative. what did you mean by that? do they believe this nonsense over there? >> here's the thing, mike coffman votes fairly conservative but he has a moderate following within colorado. what i was trying to get at is whether there is one mike coffman in front of the cameras and a different when he doesn't think that anyone is re

. >> joining me now is that reporter from kusa in denver.for joining my. >> al, thanks for having me. your interview with congressman coffman got a big reaction in colorado. in an op-ed, congressman coffman is calling his comment bone headed. >> his comments were tape recorded by a supporter. someone who came to the fundraise tore koe n-- donated, and those comments were posted on youtube and facebook, and they were brought to our attention. >> i understand you had, for days, tried to get a comment from him. you wanted to interview him, and we just saw a tape, you finally tracked him down, how did that happen? >> we don't ambush people, we schedule interviews. so for five days we talked to the campaign and said he needs to clear the air, we can do a scheduled interview, or we can have an unscheduled interview. they didn't return our call sos we had a closed door interview. >> that's how he kept going with this robotic response, how surprised were you at his response? >> i was very surprised. you have to keep in mind that while congressman co

but a reporter from denver's kusa television won't let the story die. >> the congressman is usually willing to talk about anything. he's been on 9 news 16 times in the past year, weighing in on everything from wildfires to memorial day celebrations. seems the only thing he didn't want to talk about is what he said at a fund-raiser in elbert county, may 12th. >> reporter kyle clark tracked down congressman coffman yesterday. the result is one of the most stunning political videos of the year. >> reporter: i apologize for showing up unannounced. i've been trying to call your staff. they won't return my phone calls. let me ask you. after your comments about the president, do you feel that voters are owed a better explanation other than just, "i misspoke"? >> i think that -- um, as -- i stand by my statement, that i misspoke and i apologize. >> reporter: okay. and who are you apologizing to? >> you know, i stand by my statement that i misspoke and i apologize. >> reporter: i apologize. we talk to you all the time. you're a very forthcoming guy. who's telling you not to talk and to handle it lik

a drone -- yeah that, guy -- he was taken out -- >> brian: that's al-siri. >> gretchen: al kusa wasd that's why this story was allowed to come forward, because some sources did have the story last week. they were asked to hold it. then that guy was taken out the other day and now we're hearing about this story coming full circle. >> steve: the problem is if they have developed a body bomb that is undetectable by security that people could somehow secrete onto an airplane. john brennan was just on television, he says we've got to take another look at security. >> is this kind of device got to the airport, it could get through, right? >> this ied was threat from the standpoint of the design we have been able to determine and so now we're trying to make sure that we take the measures we need to to prevent any other type of ied similarly constructed from getting through security procedures. >> brian: the f.b.i. evidently has the bomb, the would be bomb in its grasp and they're analyzing it and they also know on top of that, that there is other people out there with the same device 'caus