and that as it. >> moseley knows every second counts and races to he go the harness on sims.e thumbs up. after nearly two hours on top of the crane simms is flown to safety. >> probably the biggest relief for the whole rescue was when the system actually tensed up and we able to get lifted off the crane and everything was hooked up right. >> it was a good feeling, a good feeling knowing you was going to safety. it was a good feeling. >> we enjoyed the ride on the way down. and i remember that they try to teach you to calm people. he was the calmest person up there. >> sims and mosley are brought down in a nearby field where medical teams immediately rush to assist them. >> it was a good feeling to hit the ground. i would have kissed the ground but i didn't have time. they grabbed me up and threw me on the stretcher and hauled me off to the hospital. >> the flames are extinguished soon after simms' res skew and the crane remained standing in spite of the intense flames. >> the guys told us it was three or feet out of spec. so it was starting to lean. >> their moment in the spo

there was nothing else you could really do. >> moseley's calm doesn't last for long. the pilot fights to keep the helicopter steady against the powerful winds and updrafts from the massive fire. but it's moseley who must endure and protect himself from the extreme heat. >> i was getting nervous because it was getting very hot. my ears were starting to burn. i tried to tuck my head down into my collar because it was getting a lot hotter than i expected. >> fighting the wind, the chopper pilot maneuvers moseley directly onto the arm of the crane. and no one has any idea how close the 220 foot crane is to the point of collapse. >> i got on the crane, and made my way over to ivers, i can remember i could hear pop. that pop was the metal deck, the steel popping from the heat. because the control cabin already burned up. so we didn't want to dilly daly. tried humor with him. boss said okay go ahead and knock off early. he wasn't really paying attention to what i had to say. probably wasn't in the mood. >> i introduced myself, he told me what to do with the sling he had, you

moseley certainly gain her heartfelt testimony and i could feel for her as a parent when she said she's willing but i also think what she didn't go on to say which i think she would admit to is he's a little bit of a handful for her more importantly he's out on street doing dangerous things. we all know when you lay down with dogs you get fleas. this young man has been living on the street or doing something he shouldn't be doing all because he was afraid to come to court. for those reasons, the court is going to order he remain detained pending his next hearing because there's an unlikelihood he will appear for a subsequent hearing. are there any questions? all right, then this hearing's adjourned. thank you. >> want to say anything to your mother? >> i see you at 1:30. >> it's okay. i'll see you at 1:30, all right? you're going to be all right. i'll be here all day every day. i love. >> i love you too. >> hang in there. >> i certainly understand why the court did what it did. there's not a solid support structure in place where this mother says i'm going to take care of this problem.

they never want an all male panel and so the democrats immediately put dianne feinstein and carol moseley-braun who was a senator from illinois, she actually had the barack obama seat but because they have to do something about that, republicans have been trying to get a woman on there and have been unable even when you have people like kelly who are attorneys and sit on the judiciary they don't want to go on. and i have heard several reasons given. >> host: i'm wondering if you know why that is. >> guest: the judiciary is a good committee for raising money but it's a good committee for the controversy which use. succumbing you have to be very safe in your seat if you want to be on it and you aren't going to be able to raise a lot of money for it. so when you have a small number of republican women it's not going to gravitate over there because that is just going to probably be problematic for them and i would much rather be on the commerce, you know, and the will to raise money. but someone said that women have the traditional path and few of them are attorneys, but that is definitely changing

and so democrats immediately put dianne feinstein and carol moseley-braun, a senator from illinois, one term senator, the same barack obama seat. but on there because they have to do something about that. republicans have been trying to get a woman and have been unable , even when you have people like kelly a god who are attorneys and, you know, could fit fine in a judiciary. they don't want to go on. i have heard several reasons given for that. >> why that is. >> one reason i heard was judiciary is not a good committee for raising money but a good committee for controversial issues. you have to be very safe in your seat. when you have a very small number of republican women there will not gravitate over there because that will be problematic for them. i would much rather be on commerce, you know, and the will to raise money. women have not followed the traditional path. fewer of them are attorneys, but that is changing. clovers are is an attorney. a yacht is an attorney. feinstein is on the committee and she is not an attorney. >> she is a former mayor. >> but there are a lot of people

it's $1.5 billion and it goes moseley to their military. >>> here in the u.s. wet weather is forecast for much of the nation this weekend and heavy rain could cause some serious flooding. let's get the latest from meteorologist craig setzer of station wfor-tv. good morning, craig. >> good morning, thoechlt and nancy. rain is going to be heaviest in the east. flash flood watches are issued for parts of georgia, the carolinas and western sections of virginia. that's where the flash flooding is greatest. much of the east under the gun with heavy moisture. unusual summertime low. it's over the ohio valley drifting toward the west helping to drift that moisture into the area. if that's not enough what was once tropical storm shaun tell feeding moisture from florida all the way into the northeast with once again the heaviest over the southeast. in fact ford's forecast calls for a lot of rain from florida. up into new england, new york. the midsection of the country pretty hot. look at this. dust storms yesterday in phoenix, arizona, from thunderstorms there. that pos

drive times and the marin ride while heavier now then and then other times this morning, still runs moseleye. >>darya:scary moments for passengers on a southwest plane that had a hard landing at new york's laguardia airport this week. the plane sustained substantial damage when its nose gear collapsed during landing. rene marsh has a look at must-see video from inside the cabin of the plane-- as it smashed down. >>: a passenger on the plane shot this video as the boeing 737 crashed when it and skidded for more than 2,000 ft.. the national transportation safety board says the first landing gear collapsed on impact causing the nose of the plane to smash on the tarmac sandy sparks and flames shooting up from the bottom of the aircraft. >>: i didn't realize what happened until >>: it was like getting smashed in a car wreck. -car wreck. >>: 150 people were on board the boeing 737. nine of whom suffered not life- threatening injuries. we spoke with an aviation expert. he describes what could have gone wrong. >>: you have a stretch that comes down to the wheels so perhaps something in here when th

alan dixon lost to moseley brown back in 1992.e was a nonnative and never meshed with political culture and jacob javts, one of the last uthentically liberal republicans that made him a relic in his own party. again, say what you will, but his name doesn't fit with the rest of that list. if you're a conservative republican in wyoming and most of the voters who will pick the senator next year you're probably happy with just all the votes he cast and you're probably not itching to throw him out and to find a new senator. actually, probably isn't the right word here because we have a new poll. the first poll of the battle, enzi has a 55% approval rating. we know that cheneys don't like to admit making mistakes, but just a few days into her campaign maybe, just maybe liz cheney is tastarting to wonder what she has gotten herself into. we'll talk with molly and perry bacon jr. and carrie sheffield contributor with "daily caller." molly, i have to say i saw this poll that came out yesterday and i was "a," happy, because i had written th