. >> and then, like from heaven, the ladder came down right in front of me.ut and i thought, well, i better get out of here and let the firefighters do their job. so i pulled, grabbed on to the ladder and i pulled myself through the opening. >> the deputy fire chief chris russo is waiting on the ladder and helps lift dennis up to the rescue team on the bridge. >> when i finally got a hold of dennis he was wedged between his kayak, the ladder and the edge of the culvert. thank god he wasn't a giant guy and i could actually lift him up and get him on the ladder and move him to safety. >> i got him. under the arms. under his arms. >> i was pretty exhausted. i knew that there wasn't much more that i could do, but i was also, at that point, had been prepared to if somebody threw me a rope, i would have gone back in the tide to suelina. >> dennis and claudia are safe. suelina is still trapped inside the tunnel but she's not alone. >> i'm going to send you a rope and a life jacket. >> a rope and a life jacket. >> jake king is the first firefighter to arrive at the b

and you can see i didn't climb the ladder. he taught college courses and was asked back to teach at san francisco state university. the problem was as a part-timed a uadded aadded as a part partta adjunct 3r0 pro professor. full time professors ships are scarce. by 200 2009 their ranks had swed to 50%. at two years community colleges 70% of the faculty are part timers. in ohio maria was a month away from the start of classes before she learned whether the course she was contracted to teach would go ahead. >> it creates a dilemma because i don't know how much to prepare. >> uncertainty is not only the draw back of the part time status. >> innin earning an average of $25 $2,500 a part-time course. >> i have had to stop students before they start telling me personal things you know in the hallway. fed up she has banded with other part time prefessor professors l the field between adjuncts and proposers. propose -- professors raise the condition of their working conditions with banners and novelty items. >> if we hooked up with a

. >> i envisioned i would climb this ladder, but as you can see i did not climb the ladder. i'm in my parent's basement. >> reporter: keep it right here. (vo) al jazeera america we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. (vo) we pursue that story beyond the headline, past the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capitol. (vo) we put all of our global resources behind every story. >> it is a scene of utter devastation. (vo) and follow it no matter where it leads, all the way to you. al jazeera america. take a new look at news. [[voiceover]] no doubt about it, innovation changes our lives. opening doors ... opening possibilities. taking the impossible from lab ... to life. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow - ideas, invention, life. >> well, they're paid a pittance, this is not a story of fast food workers. i'm talking about some of the most highly educated workers

. >> i envisioned i would climb this ladder, but as you can see i did not climb the ladder.'m in my parent's basement. >> reporter: keep it right here. what happens when social media uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? it drives discussion across america. >> share your story on tv and online. antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. >> what do you think? >> consider this. unconventional wisdom. >> well, they're paid a pittance, this is not a story of fast food workers. i'm talking about some of the most highly educated workers in america. many part time university professor,ed , adjuncts as theye known. when part time professor get a bad deal its often students who pay the prize. >> reporter: when darren brown became an university professor he never imagined his career would end on such a low. >> i envisioned i would climb this ladder, and as you can see i did not climb the ladder. i'm in my parents' basement. >> reporter: the first person in his family to go to college, h

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my head my head was in the clouds and fortunately for me who was at the bottom of that ladder my family rene my real friends they reached their hand up and they said now you're going to prove to yourself to the industry do you family do you friends and you will come down one step at a time until you find gravity until you find the earth until you find stability and then once you reach to the stability you can say you made it and then you can look up and you say that yes i feel grounded when i look up i'm very proud of what i have accomplished and you go on stage. do you. no you got him you get the gesture . i don't know if i'm too sure of myself then di adrenaline is not there in the magic is gone so there's always i want people to feel because there's nights where i don't feel like doing it there's nights that i'm not one hundred to feel one hundred percent of myself is very rare when everything is perfect if it's a few days during the year but you know that you're going to give the best of you even if it's eighty percent the eighty will be there when you have that anticipation of goin

they have achieved ladder technology in somalia? >> they have.hat's right. >> stephen: but here's what i don't understand is that you guys -- the original captain, captain phillips, they used hoses to try to -- like literally like fire hoses to blow them off. >> yes. >> stephen: this is an enormous boat with billions of dollars worth of cargo. >> peanuts, tennis shoes, b.m.w. s, t.v.s. >.>> stephen: they can't afford a single gun? there are no guns on the ship. they are not allowed. they weren't allowed at the time by international law. you cannot bring firearms into an international port on a commercial cargo vessel. >> stephen: there's no second amendment at sea. that's what you're saying. >> let me put it this way, there is in somalia where everybody has a gun. >> stephen: as the star of the movie, how long did you spend going out to sea on this ship? >> everyday. >> stephen: stphoupbg. >> oh, from dawn to dusk. >> stephen: how many days? (laughter) is there some secret here you don't want me to snow there's a two-month gap in your life you do

. >> i envisioned that i would climb this ladder, and as you can see, i did not climb the ladder.'m in my parent's basis. >> reporter: he taught classes to rave student reviews, but as a an adjunct professor, earning as little as $1,100 a month, he couldn't make enough to get buy. 40 years ago part-time professors comprised just over 20% of higher education faculty. by 2009 the ranks have swelled to over 50%. in ohio maria was less than a month away from the start of classes before she learned whether the course she had been contracted to teach would go ahead. >> it creates a problem because i don't know how to prepare. >> reporter: fed up they have created to organization to raise awareness. raising questions with some potentially serious implications. because there's a growing body of evidence that working conditions for adjuncts could be impacting students. >> the students that takes lots of classes with adjuncts have lower graduation waits. they don't tend to move from two year to four-year institutions. and we also know it effects their performance in future courses. >> repor

it will be suspended from two ladder druks. not on -- ladder trucks. not only the amazing start the cheers you go under the balloon banner, but you will be going under the american flag as well. it will be a great moment for those runners. one other thing that we need to talk about is the weather. it's very important for a runner running 26 miles to be prepared. they will be using garbage bags. that's what they do. they cut a hole in it put it over the bodies it will keep them dry until the race starts. the people over the hotel were kind enough to give me a roll. if you need one i am at the starting line. i can help you out. the weather is what all of the runners were talking about yesterday. here's what some of them thought. >> i like the rain. it is fun and cool. >> better dhan hot sun. >> much better. >> i am worried about slipping. i am going to do my best. >> okay. and one important note here. the race officials will be driving the course and starting to shut down the roads at 6:30 this morning. that is when we will know if the rainy weather we h

doesn't appear from -- now, they've opened up with the area ladder. probably going to be a combination of interior and exterior. if they go 100% defensive, which means everybody comes out of the building, that would be determined by the commander. >> thank you so much for this preliminary information. you can see a lot of people are standing around here just because this is such a huge fire here in redwood city. woodside road is jammed with fire engines and police cars. an area to avoid. for more information, we go to sal. >> all right. thank you very much. we just heard a report that fire has just gone to a defensive fire. you heard the fire marshal say they'll be fighting it from the outside until they determine it's safe. the fire is blocking woodside road. that's one of the major roads in the area. you might want to think about using other roads. jefferson gets you through. avoiding that whole area in general. the freeway now, you can see some of the smoke from highway 101. the traffic is looking normal in the area. you look at the south bay. the

and at the bottom of the energy ladder are carbon dioxide and water. so whether a reaction will go or not depends on the balance of energy and entropy of the reactants and the products. we can trade off one of these against the other. for instance, humans like to have ordered things around them. we like to build. can we construct a local defeat of entropy in our environment? yes, we can, if we put in energy. that's what's going on in this construction site in back of me. energy and entropy tell us whether a reaction will go, but not actually how quickly it does go. for instance, concrete is being set in that building. it's important that it's set in hours and not in seconds and not in days. let's look at the rates of chemical reactions and how we can influence them. roads, dams, bridges, churches, houses, and offices. there's chemistry in all that concrete. trucked in slowly-turning drums, the mixture of water and cement and gravel cannot set into concrete until it's spread on-site. boxed in place, it will be left to react slowly, water and cement reac

it shows rescuerers carrying that woman down the ladder when she could not get out of her own front door. neither could roommates adam and matt. >> he has all the rock climbing equipment. he has been showing me how to rock climb. he tied the rope to the top, and then climbed down all the way down to the bottom there. >> we didn't have no harnesses. we didn't really repel. we just dropped on to it. >> reporter: people gathered outside on the street, and police made sure everyone made it out of the fire leaving many with just the clothes thoir back. >> i was ready to grab whatever i can. i just got my clothes and. the people that had to be for rescued from the top floors. you can see firefighters still inside. what they're hoping to do is to comb through this entire building, but there are some issues because they've had floors and ceilings that just are not there anymore. now, one important piece we want to point out is there are two people from inside this building who are still accounted for unaccounted for at this hour. you hope the people were already at work and they were out of town

at the moment the system is like a never ending game of snakes and ladders with almost seventy thousand appeals every year the winners foreign criminals and immigration lawyers while the loses all the victims of these crimes to the public but where there is a risk with no risk where there is no risk of serious and irreversible harm we should deport foreign criminals first and hear their appeals later. now the conservatives view is that the european convention for human rights simply prevents them from dealing with famous cases like that of radical hate preacher abu qatada who famously avoided extradition from the u.k. for over a decade because his lawyers argued that it was against his human rights to return to his native jordan where he could face torture there now that was an extremely embarrassing case for the u.k. government and gives you an indication of why they want to tackle the issue but analysts are already concerned that the tories plans to quit the fifty four year old treaty the european convention for human rights the forty seven countries are signed up to well that's the i

just like on the outside a person will try to move up the social ladder. it's the same in prison.ottom of that ladder is segregation, the hole, where the inmate will spend most of their time by themselves without any privileges. at the top of that ladder is general population, where an inmate will have about as much freedom as you can in prison. >> serving a 60-year sentence for several crimes including rape and with a long list of violent offenses inside indiana state prison, inmate brian collins was fortunate to have been moved out of the intensive detention unit to the less restrictive chronic care unit. but not long after the move his luck ran out. >> mr. collins has been accused of assaulting another inmate. there was never a verification of that, but the accusation was there. >> brian had a history of aggressive behavior, a history of getting into fights with inmates and staff. he was a convicted sex offender, obviously in jeopardy inside a prison, so i think a lot of his aggressive behavior was a means of protecting himself. >> prison officials allowed us to give collins a

someone studies are on the ladder while one of the other men ties a cord around her legs.modesty, she thinks. no-show here for the lecherous, but no kicking either. the sheriff is speaking, reading the death warrant that makes what he is about to order legal. the crowd quiets for the. whereas bridget bishop, wife of edward bishop of salem at a special court before was in stone, esquire and his associate judges -- justice of the said court was indicted and arraigned upon five several indictments are using, practicing and exercising certain ex-of witchcraft in and upon the bodies of abigail williams, and putnam junior, mercy lewis, mary walcott and elizabeth hubbard of salem village, single women, whereby their bodies were hurt, afflicted, consumed, wasted and tormented. what utter nonsense, bridge thanks. in the name of the magistrate, now king and queen over england the sheriff continues, reading through the order for him to proceed on this day, between the hours of eight and 12 to say the conduct -- to the place of execution and their causes to be hanged by the neck until

estate market crashes within eighteen months then everyone who is getting on the so-called property ladder be forced to sell it knock down prices the subsidiary is called west register but i want to move on to this final headline here about bitcoin because of course bitcoin is one confiscated will essentially because unless they can crack your brain wallet which they can't then they can't take it so john the tone is looking at the dread pirate roberts story of the silk road. confiscation he says if your online wealth cannot be robbed by common bandits or government officials then the world truly has additional money worth paying attention to now the reason why i bring this up is why it's so important that it can't be confiscated is we saw in china that announced that by do the largest internet company would be accepting bitcoin and we also saw on friday. chinese bitcoin exchange hit by one hundred gigabyte perception attack and experts looked at it and said whoever did this was using didn't care how much money they were losing because they were spending a lot of money to do this attack and

they have extended ladders to make sure that residents can get out. i have seen several people on stretchers but it does not appear that at least initially that there are any serious injuries. but it's too early to say if there have been any. smoke inhalation quite possibly, and at least two people with moderate injuries. again, this now five-alarm fire at the terrace apartment complex on woodside is still an active fire scene and fire crews in redwood city have shut down surrounding roads as a result. back to you guys. >> all right, matt. we will check in with you in just a bit with more information. >>> as matt said, it's obviously causing a bit of a traffic problem too, right? >> woodside road is heavily traveled in redwood city that folks use to get between 101 and 280. back out live, chopper 5 showing us these pictures of the five-alarm apartment fire burning at terrace apartments. we do hear from the redwood city fire department that they have shut down westbound woodside road about a mile west of el camino. so this will affect traffic from wood

wealth transfer from the young who can who now to sell their kidneys to even get on the property ladder if you're under twenty five years old you're being bred for body parts i mean let's be honest that's your view to society get yourself into so much debt by buying consumer garbage from high tech companies until the you have to use your organs to be transplanted some geriatrics who are making out like bandits having. done deals. oh my god i just saw a vision well i was just thinking that we used to have these films back in the seventy's about like logan's run where we we we took the body parts of the all the people not the young people now is there why that makes no sense why would you want an old crusty dusty liver of course judge i was born to try to sell a brain in china you couldn't even get a pork bun for it i think five bucks is all anybody wanted for george osborne's brain this scheme of inflation deflation confiscation now we're seeing confiscation here channel four news reports r.b.s. accused of seizing small business assets and selling them at knockdown prices to an r.b.s. su

you're climbing this ladder to get up to the roof position that your on.very glamorous from our side. the tv is all but glamorous, right? >> i have to say it is very little glamour. i generally get rained on. i'm being blasted by lights. even though it's 5 degrees, i'll boiling hot. and that fire escape, in fact, that's probably the pinnacle of my activities here in brussels. >> as long as you know how to get off the roof, you know, once you're done. that's a good thing, then, jules. >> it's the down that's the problem. >> jules, thank you very much. we'll talk very soon again. >>> still to come on the program, ford is set to report lower third quarter profits over the last year with solid sales in recent months. phil lebeau from the states joins us after the break. see new aekd. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitmen

the men get her down from the cart and on to the rungs of a ladder leaning against the free. she struggles not to trip on her petticoats. she looks over the sea of faces, the shifting mass of the curious, the excited, beyond them below the level of the ledge they stand on the sun glitters on the fallen tied. the restless scavenging crowds cowering, reflects from the goals, diving, highlights the roof of the town beyond and blazed down from the midday midsummer sun. someone steady on a ladder and the other man ties accord around her legs compressing her skirts close, modesty, she thinks, no show here for the lecherous but no peeking either. the sheriff is speaking, reading what he is about to order legal. the crowd quiets. whereas bridget bishop, wife of edward bishop of salem, in a special court, his associate judges of the court, was indicted and rain upon five several indictments for using, practicing and exercising certain acts of witchcraft in and upon the bodies of abigail whitney, ann putnam, mary walcott in the salem village where by their bodies were hurt, afflicted,

. >> she may need a step ladder. >> four-time world cup -- he has a couple of muscles. four-time world cup champion is hitting the fresh powder. he is prepping here for sochi. >>> how does u.s. senator mike ditka say to you? >> say what? >> the legendary chicago bears coach says he regrets not running against barack obama. he says not that i would have won but i probably would have and he wouldn't be in the white house. extreme athletes, roller blading and an interesting place here, through an austrian forest. >>t that looks dangerous. >> it is called the couch garden project. that is what we got, betty. >> thank you so much. >>> we have a lot coming up here on "early today" so stay right with us. >>> before tonight's premiere of "glee" tribute to cory monteith she spoke about her story. she said i feel like i lost cory and fin. >>> topher grace tweeted this photo. >>> owen wilson is expecting baby number two, this time with his trainer who is still married to another man. the two are not in a relationship but wilson said he will support her and the child. >>> marilyn m

. >> so what they did is bring a ladder out to get the woman down.ailroad company is considering filing trespassing charges against the woman. get this, her friends say that the woman is legally blind. >> i wonder if the railroad company knows that, right? >>> the town of truck kick california, has a problem with bears. they're not just getting into garbage chance and homes, they're getting into cars. police say the last three weeks, three bears have been trapped inside vehicles in that town of reno. they climb in. some have locked the car from the inside and they can't get out. they open the cars looking for food. they're advising residents to lock their car doors. don't leave any food inside or anything that smells like food inside. >> or teach the bears how to get out once they get in. there should be a bear training course. >> why don't you do that. >>> coming up -- >> i just think most folks understand october 17th is not the drop debt date. there are no payments due for a couple weeks. >> the debt krelg said line, less than 18 hours away now so

only we to achieve his dream of becoming an astronaut, he has to become what is called a borrowed ladder paul reciting, sections of the wikipedia page, after we reported that last night the story got picked up in national news outlets. most importantly for senator paul it got picked up in his hometown press in kentucky including in the louisville currier journal. we reached out to senator paul's office before we went on the air with the story they've had any explanation, any comment about what happened here. his office never bothered to return our messages. still today. in the meantime, this whole thing has just got in a whole lot worse. and buzzfeed reported to day this bit of gattica plagiarism was not isolated. rand paul has done this before. he pointed to a june 12 speech on immigration reform. in which senator paul discuss aid movie, different movie called "stand and deliver." again, senator paul appears to have plagiarized sections of the wikipedia entry on that movie. it was a speech off to in washington, d.c. today, he posted excerpts of the speech at buzz feed. compare them to t

we need like a big ladder or something like that so you can get her down. i don't know how long she is going to last. >> she is holding on tight on to a beam. we need to get somebody out here. >> she just participated in a cancer awareness event when she passed warning signs and walked on to a bridge. the rail company has not decided whether to charge her with trespassing. >>> british police say they foiled a major terror plot. officials say the four men planned to attack public areas of london armed with guns. >>> a 6-year-old boy drowns while on vacation on a carnival cruise ship. >>> talk about a close call. a speeding driver narrowly misses hitting a state trooper. the driver was later pulled over. >>> the annual pumpkin ragatta has wrapped up. >>> this monster in california a pumpkin took top honors in the weighing championship. >>> turning now to business. asia's stocks are near five-month highs. the los angeles times is reporting that boeing charged the army for few helicopter parts but used old ones. a boeing spokesman says they disagree with the re

i forgot the ladder. you know what? i'll remember it next weekend. what's next weekend?town fair in thousand oaks and a birthday party in pasadena. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. i-i can't do that. w-what do you mean? i'm the one with outstanding warrants in pasadena. we're taking lily to the aquarium next weekend. you know, lewis, this was just a one-time thing, right? what happened to "we're putting the act back together"? well, that was just for today. - oh. - i'm sorry if you thought... no, no, no. i get it. you're a family man now. hey... let's go out there and make this the best show fizbo & lewis have ever done. you got it, partner. ladies and germs, boys and girls, say hello to my good friend little fizbo! (cheering) hello, big people! (all) hi! (laughter) let's get this party started! ♪ (laughter) wow, all this dancing sure has made me hungry! wish i had something to eat! heh! oh! (laughter) oh, forgot i had that fish over there. don't know why he's so mad at me! (clenched teeth) he was fine just a minute ago. ohh! okay! somebody's a little punchy today! (laughs) oh. h

great if you are selling, not great if you are trying to get on the property ladder. more needs to be done. >> britain is poorer because of the crash that happened five years ago. thanks to the hard work of the british people there is an economic recovery, people are feeling it as they get jobs and those jobs get better for people. of course we have got to stick with this plan. >> there is a gap between the rising growth and the cost of living. the u.k. has the highest inflation rate in the european union. food bills are up busy 12% in 2007 and the average household is paying $667 more for energy compared to six years ago. >> when the gas prices are going up and the fuel prices are going up and the companies are making so much profit that they're not giving back to the people, i think it's a problem. >> the antipoverty group energy revolution says the u.k. isen second to only estonia for the people struggling for their energy bills. >> incredibly old homes and people are getting very, very ill because of the estimated 7200 people died last year from the effect of fuel

. >> the next thing is an escape ladder. kind of person should have this. >> escape ladders are good for ensuring if you need to get from your bedroom or second floor to a lower level so it's good for families but you have to remember it's kind of an unstable platform to climb on and if you have young children it may not be something easy for them to do but it hangs over the window, you back out and climb down. >> good in the kids rooms. should have one but be careful, right? >> be careful and have an escape plan for your family. >> and practice that plan as well. >> practice as well. >> i'll sit here. let's say the car is on fire and i am stuck in the car, seat belt is not coming off. what do i do? >> well, if you're in the car it's on fire and you can't get out. first thing you want to do is remove the seat belt and if it's stuck they have tools you can carey in your car and have them in a close proximity to where you are. it's got a tool to break the window if you're trapped. if you can pull the seat belt tight, i'll show

european or american how so in the 1950s, what were the things that when people started climbing up the ladderwhat did they buy? , i think pn oh was the number three item. and access to masterpieces, the series of books, the international plays of shakespeare, and this and that. somehow the idea of being part culture appeared out of that equation. i would say it is our fault as well because we kind of cultivated that image with these harley-davidson's. do i take from your statement now that you think there is too much conductor worship in our contemporary society? alone, but itor think that my industry, the classical music industry has been an industry of covers. so we do covers. with thecompare this rock and pop side, what is the most exciting event? it is the new album of a band or a singer-songwriter or whatever, and people are eagerly awaiting to hear the new piece, the new stuff. industry, we have turned it into this endless cover producing. and it is a pd. pity.is a the situation is changing about us, and it's people who work with these institutions, how we can find a balance, to be guar

. >> i wonder what would happen if it fell off the ladder, humpty dumpty style. >> ooh, buried alive.il, you'll love this one. life saver. >> what better way to slice it cleanly open. >> and at the end he pretty much just barbecues one. >> and it wouldn't be complete if you didn't get all slow motion. he repeats everything in slow-mo. there you have it. >> one of the most romantic parts of a wedding reception, the first dance. >> lovely. >> you get to hear the couple's song. tells you a lot about the couple. this first dance, the happy couple, it lets people know who they are. >> gail, i can already tell you're excited. this is "dual of the fates" from star wars. but keep watching, this isbou t "star wars'd" out. a grooms man slides in with a light saber. evidently they did not spend a lot on the special effects for this dance because this like saber would not work. >> the force is not strong with that light saber. >> he just threw it away? >> yes. now the bridesmaid comes through, he has nothing, no light saber, so he just bows at her feet. his groomsman comes back through with i don