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martha? >> martha: our thanks to james for that report. i'm joined now by israeli defense forces spokesperson and retired lieutenant colonel peter lerner. it is good to see you this morning, colonel. we are also happy those hostages are safe. give us a picture of the scale of this mission. we just heard james report with some of the detail, but the ground troops, the air strikes, how long this lasted. >> martha, this was an effort conducted and planned over several weeks in order to get the best result, and indeed it came together with extensive intelligence, a map of intelligence that created a good grasp of how the enemy were holding the four hostages, and that then was translated into an operational plan to actually bring them out. there was so much that could have gone wrong in this rescue mission. we need to keep in mind that all of our war efforts is crafted and designed about bringing back the hostages, so for the success of this operation at this time i believe that it was a huge feat from a professional perspective, but also on th

martha? >> martha: peter, thank you. let's bring in biden campaign cochair and delaware senator chris coons. thank you very much for joining us today. it has been a busy day or democrats, discussing what happened last night. i want to start there. i'm not sure how a commander in chief forgets, even momentarily, the 13 young people, u.s. service members who died on the bridge, at the gate at abbey gate at kabul airport. it was a horrific situation and a lot of young lives lost. how do you explain that? >> look, martha, last night was a rough start for joe biden, or president. but one of the core issues they debated last night was their view of veterans and veterans sacrifice. former president trump flat-out lied about the attribution to him of having called americans who fell in line in service to our nation suckers and losers -- >> martha: which you know he has complete lead denied. he has completely denied. >> frankly, joe biden signed into law the biggest expansion and veterans health care since the second world war. a

martha. [ ♪♪ ] >> martha: thank you john and sandra thank you.d afternoon everybody i'm marth maccallum this is the story. we're live from the american cemetery in normandy france where today we watch world leaders gathering to give thanks and gratitude to our greatest generation 1 man after another more than 100 and all got several rose the riveters came to her number at all. the good and the sad. and to pay tribute to the nearly 5000 who gave it all on beaches and in the hedgerows of the french countryside. they rest behind us here. bro on row. -- row on row. [ ♪♪ ] >> the young americans who fought to the clamour and chaos on d-day have grown old or left us. and whenever a veteran of d-day is sent to his maker in the fullness of time after a long life lived in freedom, he wins a final victory over hitler. >> martha: tomorrow comp republican florida congressman michael waltz and corey mills no strangers to combat would pay tribute by reenacting the airline invasion of normandy. they will jump from an original world war 2 c. 47. the first green

in three months i was gone. >> martha: at 16?ha: so at 16 you where on a boat that was going onto the beach to nes. yeah. >> martha: what happened there? >> 9:00 in the morning, was a bright, sunny day. had a full throttle with the engine and we hit something, in one over the top of the wheel, busted my nose, maxim teeth out and i couldn't breathe and i kept telling myself i'm 16, i cannot be having a heart attack. that's what i thought i was having, a heart attack. by the time of the guys -- band up on the tank below me they pulled me up on the beach and wait for the medics to come. some adrenaline. >>> that pretty much took care of that. first i got really close to a person who is dead, he dragged me, this one guy was cut in half and i think i was talking to myself saying what the hell am i doing here? get me through this. it is all history. i'm glad i'm here, i feel bad about not having some of my buddies with me, one time i was at the cemetery and i was looking for a couple of my brothers that have lost and i looked on an icy

thank you for joining us. >> gillian: 'the story' starts now with martha. >> martha: thank you very much, good afternoon, i'm martha maccallum and this is 'the story'. breaking right now cake a migrant from ecuador closed -- charged in the raping a 13-year-old girl here in queens, new york in a park in the middle of the afternoon. making his first court appearance any moment. he is accused of holding the girl and the 13-year-old boy at knife point, tying them up with shoelaces and stealing their cell phones. the attack happened last week at a park in queens? he is accused of raping to this young girl and this attack, it is a horrific, heinous story and we will see how this plays out. new video shows what happened when people in the neighborhood recognized him, the housing the police photos and sketches, took them down outside of bodega, of the rather tumbling video but of this is an extorting area seen. waited for him to come out, 10,000 dollar reward for this and they held him until the police got there. all over these development in the story, you joins us now, hello eric. >> he should

martha. >> martha: thank you very much.we bring a former secretary of state and cia director mike pompeo fox news contributor could to have you with this as always. what do you think here? how big a threat is this from hezbollah? let's put up on the board what they have, we think 100,000 fighters 150,000 rockets and missiles. $700 million a year from iran and 20,000 active personnel. 13 out of 128 seats held in the lebanese parliament. yuri argent what's going wrong? >> yes martha you and i talked about this and i've been talking about it from one's. every own is focused on gaza which is fair enough. israelis need to be completing the mission such a total decimation for some -- hamas. but until it begins to hold iran accountable the centre of this we talked about 8 months ago, until you go to the place causal -- causing all of this trouble and all of this murder and terror again you will continue to see it. whether it's the precision guided munitions pack -- these are runs from gusset they can pick a target, house and struc

martha. >> martha: they queue vary much tray. an incredible story. with that we bring in rachel goldberg and john poland. 248 days ago their 23-year-old son hirsch goldberg poland a dual american israeli citizen was taken hostage by hamas. in april the terror group released a video of him as proof he survived. great to have both of you with us. thank you for joining me rachel and john. i want to start by welcoming you in getting your reaction to the news over the weekend. i think all of us our heart just stops when this dramatic rescue has happened. how did you feel? >> we were thrilled, answer all of the hostage families that we've spoken with. you know, we live in a world without air, we've been living on a different planet for 248 days and the few moments where there has been respite and any sort of joy for us has been at the end of november 1105 hostages were released through a deal and in february when 2 hostages were rescued. there was also a rescue in october. since february's rescue, we have just all been holding our breath so to hear this in

martha? >> martha: david spunt thank you with that.a spring in andy mccarthy former assistant u.s. attorney and focused interpreter and carry urban acute legal editor and from counselor to attorney general bill barr emigrated to have you both with us. and we have commented on this but i think it's worth commenting on again because it's kind of interesting to see david weiss of fired up about justice for hunter biden when he, you know, took a pass on this for quite some time and sort of threw his hands up on the, side, said sorry, guides, to the whistleblowers from the irs, you know, this is above my grade basically god is nothing i can do about. what you think about wiseman no and what do you think navigations are for the next trial? >> you know, look at i think he is right to say that this is about lying and illegal possession hunter engaged in. what he conveniently leaves out in that it all happened in 2018 and david was sat on his hands for nearly five years and tried to make the case disappear. he didn't even want to the sweetheart

martha. >> martha: a horrific crime.suspects should never have been in this country and able to carry out the scrum. 12 years old. this child. left her home and was accosted by these 2 individuals these suspects in this case. she has her mother said had a long way to have a. she had braces. she was 12. this is the situation we are watching in this country as we assume millions of people poor across the border. most of them come for a better life at the problem is it is so chaotic and unorganized open crossings all over the place. talking about it saying this can happen we can't lose her children like this. we have to have the safe country but the children of america to grow up in and now this young mother has lost her 12-year-old child. it's absently heartbreaking. there's a string i couldn't time or 6 other cases that also did not name to -- need to happen. the people who commended them should not have been in the country. 1 of these individuals who allegedly did this to jocelyn said he was going venezuela because he fl

martha. >> martha: we will seek activity can very much.raping a 13-year-old girl here in new york. this detail turns her stomach. he took a video of the attack. the prosecutors say he told them that he took a video during this attack on a 13-year-old girl. they also say he revealed that he had gagged the girl and the boy, cut off her clothing, raped her and after all that these two teenagers managed to give the police a detailed description of everything that they could remember. that is one of the reasons this monster who allegedly did this to these children is now in custody. thanks also to the people of the neighbourhood because they saw the sketches, very detailed. they recognized him. they waited for him to come out of bodega and they held him down as he fought back tried to tell them they should get off of him. they held him until the officers in. a fox news contributor dries as you know him well paul good to have you. whenever these new details this morning i don't know what's wrong with this guy but there is a special place for thi

>> ♪ ♪ >> sandra: >> martha: good afternoon everyone i'm martha maccallum and is the story of the worldlyn nungaray and why her story is a tragedy for the entire country as we learn more about the harrowing last hours of this young girl's life. the second suspect in court today, he was a roommate of the other suspect who we saw yesterday. both are charged in her strangulation murder. the two entered the united states illegally, crossing in el paso. one reportedly pleading asylum and seeing that his life was in danger at home in venezuela. think about that. so the district attorney in this case was asked today if she had a message for dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas with regards to this case. >> border prosecutors share -- charts and on -- because of the additional crimes being committed by folks screaming across the border. -- committing crimes it raises the questions why were they released in the first place. >> martha: great question. judge jeanine will respond to that and talk to us about this case but first correspondent nate foy live inside the courthouse watching all of this unfo

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. >> here comes martha. >> martha: hello there guys. good afternoon everybody i'm martha maccallum and this is the story. this is the heartbreaking story of the day. this little girl, "12-year-old jocelyn nungaray was found dead in a houston creek. we know that the cause of death was strangulation of this poor child. these are the men who were charged. their venezuelan enter in the country illegally. you are about to hear jocelyn's mother alexis on what's been taken from her. she said she was a teen mom herself and fought to keep jocelyn and she fought to raise her and now she says she's fighting fighting her for her daughter again. >> she was amazing. i still see her face in the back of my head every day all day. keep getting little signs about her, her dorky and is accurate quirkiness. she definitely maid people laugh. you know, these monsters took the opportunity from her and from our family watching her she is still my firstborn i was a teen mom i fought for her. twenty-seven though still fighting for her and i just remember she was

>> martha: absolutely.re this isn't the most important part of this story for you, because you're just suffering with the loss of your daughter and her children have lost their mother. i know she had an 18-year-old daughter who's also expecting a child in the family is growing and she should be there to see all of this. i thank you very much for coming on and reminding everybody that these are individuals who have families whose lives have been taken and cut short by violent, violent acts and the fact that this person is here illegally is certainly part of the story because it goes to a bigger picture issue in the country but she was your daughter and we please know that our hearts are with you as you struggle through all of this and we are glad that at least the loop has been closed on apprehending her killer, of the police believe, so i want to thank you, patty, for joining us today. thank you very much. >> you are welcome and thank you for having me. >> martha: absolutely. be well. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> marth

i'm martha maccallum. we're learning more about this suspect who was accused of assaulting a teenager in a terrifying attack in a park in queens, new york in broad daylight. the 25-year-old migrant from ecuador entered the united states illegally in 2021, crossing at eagle pass, texas, how many live shots and reports have we seen from there? he was one of the individuals who came across there in 2021. it's nearly 2000 miles from this quiet park in queens, new york. but we know that all of these folks are being sent all over the country. every state is now essentially a border state dealing with this problem. there is also the illegal immigrant arrested this week in the murder of rachel morin, the mother of five was raped and murdered while she was hiking near her family's home in maryland. that suspect captured more than 1200 miles away in tulsa, oklahoma thanks to dna that was recovered in los angeles where he was accused of attacking a 9-year-old girl. >> bill: for the white house, president biden walkin

martha. >> thank you very much.02 ronald desilva was shot and killed by a man who is here illegally, would previously been deported, and was unknown gang meant -- number. ronald was just 29 years old. he was the firstborn, and only son of angus -- agnes give me, joins me now. agnes thank you very much for being here, and i know what your loss is still very potent for you. you never get over the loss of a child, and now you see these other families, were going to the same kind of pain that you went through. what is your message win you hear this story about jocelyn? >> heartbreaking. completely unnecessary, and avoidable, it is so sad that the democrats won't fund a portable to keep illegal aliens out. but they expect us taxpayers to fund century states to keep them in. we have got to stop this. we have got to hold these elected officials accountable. my heart goes out to this family to all the victims. there are dozens of victims out there, and it is a life sentence of grief and pain that never goes away. you know m

martha. >> martha: brian think you very much.ew warning about how the feds screen migrants coming into the country car homeland security department insert george's partner general said the technology and procedures are using are not really fully effective. no kidding. "dhs will remain at risk of admitting dangerous persons into the country are enabling asylum-seekers that may pose significant threats to public safety and national security. dhs agrees with all the reports and recommendations and is starting to fix the problem". lee joins me now former new york republican. congressman. ran for governor 2 years ago. lee's eldon great to have you with us thank you very much. >> that you martha. >> martha: i mean when i look at this list of this is what the dhs inspector is recommending we do at the border to prevent dangerous people from coming in. 6 biometric data, develop new policies to check names, update technology, update screening requirements for individuals, work to automate security checks for asylum applicants. what are th

. >> martha: i'm martha maccallum, this is "america's newsroom." this afternoon president biden will mark the 12th anniversary of daca with a new policy rewarding some migrants who came to the united states illegally. >> bill: that will block deportations for half a million people married to u.s. citizens as well as 50,000 of their kids. it applies to people who have lived here for at least ten years and that excludes anyone with prior deportations. >> martha: the action coming less than five months before the presidential election where the border, of course, could be a deciding factor . former acting dhs secretary chad wolf thinks it's about optics. >> it certainly will be a challenged. the timing you indicated is really important here. obviously just five months from an election the president is taking action, executive action not to secure the border or not to put more enforcement measures to protect americans at the border but to allow folks that came here illegally work authorization and other benefits. it is telling about the timing here. i

welcome to martha. >> martha: i'm martha maccallum. they say the suspect was armed with a machete when he approached a 13-year-old boy and girl and forced them into a secluded area of the park where he tied them together by the wrists and sexually assaulted the girl. this is an absolute nightmare for any parents who want to give their children enough freedom to walk around the neighborhood a bit. eric shawn has more in our newsroom. hi, eric. >> hello. it is just horrific. imagine this, two teenagers in a park in broad daylight, girl and boy as you say, 13 years old playing in the park where officials say the crisis at the southern border potentially caused a horrific crime. now they say an illegal immigrant from ecuador is a person of interest suspected potentially of this rape and assault. the police source says this photo shows the man who is shirtless and missing a shoe after people saw him on the street about 1:00 this morning and held him for the cops. the police had released a sketch and photo of the suspect in this case and peo

martha. >> martha: senate panel examining the origins of covid and experts testified what could havethe virus, ranging from an act of nature or leaked from a research lab in china. >> i believe available evidence points to a natural spill overevent. >> i don't believe the available scientific -- supports that it was created in a lab. >> i assess a large amount of evidence the virus the causes covid entered humans through a research incident. the six approaches to the question that all support a lab leak as a source and can go deeper into each of those with questions. >> martha: he went through them in a very specific way and joins us now, ceo. thank you so much, doctor, for joining us today. you know, there is a good editorial in the "wall street journal" this morning. it want to read this and ask you to address the first part of it first and then the second part of it after that. the real covid failure. it's super fast spread told us early the virus was unstop able and likely lab modified. the second part of it goes on to say that americans have now experienced the disease and reali

martha? >> martha: this is a stunning moment. this is obviously a very prestigious award. this. and, you know, this is a very highway of speaking of the relationship between our two countries and at this point it was a bond that was extraordinarily strong. >> steve: who are they presenting them to? i mean they could give them to any one of the 150 survivors who are there today. [applause] >> martha: indeed they could. i'm not sure who this gentleman is i'm trying to see what is on his sleeve. clearly, this is a very important moment as i said i have seen a number of world war ii veterans receive these awards and they are a thank you from the french government and, you know, you talked about the french government's stance now in these villages in normandy and there is president biden shaking this gentleman's hand as well. in these villages in normandy, there are american flags everywhere. american and french flags flying together. these are people whose watched a lot of this. their parents and grandparents watched this play out. they watched the storming of the nazi soldier

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also, democrat politicians on the west coast. >> harold: , martha, your thoughts. >> martha: and eventuallylk around at cocktail parties believing that housing is a human right and we are not housing anyone. we are not helping anyone get a house. going back to our initial conversation. this is why minority vote is migrating. they are looking for results. they have been promised things forever and they are not getting results. everyone talks about nice ideas and intentions. intentions do not put food on the table or a roof over your head. they have ignored these problems for so long. eventually, you have to have a mission as a government which has to be to provide services for people and security for people. it takes a while. people start to notice. that is what is happening now. you are seeing a swing in new york. you are seeing swings -- she saw more republicans elected in california in the house races in 2022. this shift is accountability, essentially. >> harold: , judge, what are your thoughts on this? >> judge jeanine: i thought the article was very -- it gives credit to the people with

. >> i martha maccallum a thank you for joining us tonight for the presidential debate which we willning to end right here on fox and joining us tonight we have a fantastic team here in new york, harold ford junior dana perino, jesse watters, kellyanne conway and britt hume. >> sean hannity is in the spin room in atlanta where one hour from now, joe biden and donald trump will come face-to-face for the first -- first time in four years. is the earliest for the national debate in history and pulling shows the vast majority of voters will be watching tonight. >> topping americans concerns the economy of the border, foreign-policy, mental acuity is also a question in a race between the two oldest candidates in history. >> candidates may be older but the campaigns are predicting confidence. both vowing to draw us our contract contract on the stage tonight. >> president trump has a great opportunity to highlight his strengths with joe biden's weakness and his success with joe biden's failures. >> tonight is an opportunity for president biden committee directly to those voters that are goi

martha, your thoughts on the 80-year mark? >> martha: well, good morning, everybody.t's great to be with you. it is an extraordinarily beautiful morning here in normandy. the sun is out. the skies are blue. you can see the beach behind me that is omaha beach where nearly 150,000 allied forces landed 80 years ago today. they started with parajumpers in the early hours of the morning and hours before that there were rangers who scaled the cliffs at point ahawk in order to take out german guns, 255 of those rangers, only 90 of them were still alive two days later. the extraordinary sacrifice of these young men is what you feel so intensely here at normandy this will never be forgotten and we need to understand context today. we will look for the president to speak about the context of this in the larger picture of what it means for the threats that we face today. >> lawrence: so martha, i have been watching your conch, most americans when you meet one world war ii veteran you take that moment in because you don't get that opportunity much you have had the opportunity to

>> martha: that's what i thought as well!! especially cheese and on cooked meat? chuck schumer is a jewish. >> jesse: he is jewish? >> martha: shut up. [ laughter ] >> greg: why is it every time a politician tries to act like a normal american it shows how detached they are from being a normal american? >> martha: he says he lives in an apartment,'s daughter or his knees got an actual house outside of the city and the first time he's a grilled anything i think? >> greg: that's the second-worst -- >> martha: were these hamburgers that were premade because it's better to just take the ground beef and to make>> we machine there. gray. yeah. grea and give himthe the benefit of the doubt. >> no. one more thing it's a banefit od veteran. >> homeowners need cash but worried you can't get a home loan because of your credit. here's great news at newday. we'val decise been granted autot authority by the va to make authority by the va to make our own loan approva . . >> in fact, if you've had credit challenges and missed a paymelike alo

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martha back in tel aviv now, thank you. >>> meantime, back here in the u.s. tonight, and to the boston area murder case making national headlines. karen reed accused in the death of her boyfriend, a boston police officer. prosecutors say she hit him with her suv. her defense team says that never happened, that this is a police coverup. here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, the fate of karen read now in the hands of a boston area jury in the case that divided a community and gripped headlines across the country. >> free karen read! free karen read! >> reporter: read charged with second-degree murder and manslaughter in the death of her boyfriend, boston police officer john o'keefe. during the drama-filled, two-month trial, prosecutors alleging the two had a fraught relationship, and read intentionally hit o'keefe with her suv in the winter of 2022, leaving him to freeze and die in the snow. >> "i hit him. i hit him. i hit him. i hit him." those are the words of the defendant. four times. you heard testimony from four different witnesses who overheard an

he said lincoln riley. >> i think martha has been a good point. the reporting was that he did that on the fly. but you are pointing to -- go the same thing. well saying the same thing. he better be ready after a week. and so on and so forth. really quickly. how do you bring up the border tonight. but with the zinger be when it happens? >> you are putting me on the spot for the zinger. >> if you know by how often that network does not report the border crisis. >> building on what kayleigh about building quickly and pivoting. on january 6th, the order was secure. inflation was low. january 6th, the world was at peace. that is what the american people care about. speak know that there is no way to do it. >> this is fun. more americans have tuned into fox news media's coverage of critical political events and any other source. tonight, we know will be no exception. you can join us and watch the presidential showdown live on fox news. our special coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern. martha is here and will be there along with our chief political emper

the woman in question, martha in the series, was very quickly identified by people who were watchinglly cross—reference the details from the show and managed to track her down on social media. she is fiona harvey, a scottish lawyer living in london, that she admitted that she was indeed are the inspiration behind this character. now, in the lawsuit, she says that the way she is depicted in the show is defamatory, she denies assault, she denies stalking too. i spoke to her lawyer a little earlier and he said he has incontrovertible documentary evidence that proves that fiona harvey has never be convicted of any crime in the uk. that would contradict the claim in the series that martha, this character, received a 11.5 year prison sentence for stocking. and they also allege any lawsuit she has suffered emotional distress from this, that she has received death threats and she is now too scared to leave her house. you and you can read more about that lawsuit and the netflix show in question on our website — bbc news.com. plenty more on that story and all the stories we've been covering on

it is about a violent stalker called martha who assaults and harasses the protagonist of the film, a. the women in question, martha in the series was very quickly identified by people who were watching the series. they basically cross—reference details from the show and managed to track her down on social media. she is fiona harvey, a scottish lawyer living in london. she admitted she was indeed the inspiration behind this character. in the lawsuit, she says at the way she is depicted in the show is defamatory, she denies assault, she denies stocking too. i was speaking to her lawyer a little earlier and he said he has intricate vertebral —— incontrovertible documentary evidence that fiona harvey has never been convicted of any crime in the uk, which would contradict the claim in the series that master, this character, received a 11.5 year prison sentence for stocking —— martha. they also allege any lawsuit she has suffered emotional distress from this and has received death threats and has received death threats and is now too scared to leave her house. what happens next with this?

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martha, always great to have you. we know the u.s.rovided intelligence and expertise for this operation, but what more are you learning from your sources. >> martha: whit, i think one of the big questions is even though they did provide that help and they would provide that help whenever hostages were involved because, remember, we also have americans over there, but the big question is did they know the plans for this operation? did they know air strikes were involved? because that's what we're seeing in gaza, in central gaza. the air strikes were pounding down on the area where they were rescuing the hostages and the israelis have even said that was part of the plan to enable the israeli soldiers to get out of there. so those are big questions we're going to be asking this morning to see just what the u.s. knew and how involved they were, if at all, in the planning, but that the logistic support, that intelligence support, is key. people i talked to said it was likely drones above that area that the u.s. was supporting, helping thos

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martha raddatz live in washington. martha, thank you. >>> we have learned tonight that two american tourists from texas were electrocuted in a jacuzzi at a resort in mexico. one was killed. the other injured. the desperate attempt to help them, and the difficult video tonight authorities are now studying. here's mat gt gutman. >> reporter: tonight, this dramatic video showing the moments two americans are believed to have been electrocuted in a hot tub at a mexico resort. bystanders screaming for help as one person is seen pulled to safety. aid amidst the chaos on that pool deck, you can see another receiving cpr on the pool deck. the sonora attorney general says it's investigating the incident, stating 43-year-old jorge was killed, and 35-year-old lizeth injured. as per policy, they used only the victims' first names. sources telling abc news the couple is from el paso, texas. the tragic incident unfolding tuesday evening at the sonoran sea resort near puerto penasco. the attorney general stating that forensic analysi

and of course, if you're hanging out with martha-ann, we're talkin' flag. >> you know what i want? heart of jesus flag, because i have to look across the lagoon at the pride flag for the next month. >> stephen: i believe we actually have footage of martha-ann after seeing a pride flag from her beach house. >> these gays, they're trying to murder me. >> stephen: but that was just the tip of the flagberg. because as it turns out, justice alito may have tried to discourage his wife's favorite hobby. >> and he's like, "oh, please don't put up a flag." i said, "i won't do it because i'm deferring to you. but when you are free of this nonsense, i'm putting it up and i'm gonna send them a message every day. maybe every week, i'll be changing the flags. they'll be all kinds. i made a flag in my head. this is how i satisfy myself. of [laughter] >> stephen: satisfy yourself? really? i'm not gonna kink shame. but why is her anger always channeled through flags? i'd love to see her get cut off in traffic. "oooh, have i got a flag in my head for you, subaru outback. ooh, just two weeks from now

>> david: martha raddatz reporting from washington. thanks, martha. >>> we're going to turn next here this evening to the harrowing new body camera video showing the moments after that deadly explosion at a bank and apartment building in youngstown, ohio. the video shows officers racing to the scene of that blast. the video showing firefighters desperately trying to save those trapped, pulling one woman from the debris. here's alex perez. >> back up, back up, back up, back up. >> reporter: tonight, dramatic video from an officer's body-worn camera shows the aftermath of a massive deadly explosion in youngstown, ohio. the sound of gas hissing, as firefighters race to find survivors amid the rubble moments after the blast collapsed part of the building's first floor into the basement. >> you hold this ladder! i'll try to get down there! >> go, go! >> reporter: teams lowering a ladder into the crater. that firefighter carrying that victim up the ladder, out of the pit, on his back. >> my knee! >> reporter: screaming in pain as they move h