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mr. ramsey may be most famous for saying this.rong when a little pretty white girl ran into a black man's arms. something is wrong here. dead giveaway." what do you understand by what he meant? >> that was definitely the quote that jumped out at me. that and i was having ribs and dancing to sauce lsa music to t monster. it speaks to the social distance some of us have, especially in working class communities. that he's like, white women would keep a certain social distance from me unless something is really, really wrong. and she really, really needs me and she come running toward me. but all of this also makes me think about some things that the naacp legal defense fund has spoken about around rosa parks. right? there were other peep before ro rosa parks they were thinking about using and getting behind. they weren't perfect. there was a young woman who had a child before it was socially acceptable having a child. young. they were looking for somebody who was perfect. when we have to be perfect to get that full acceptance under t

mr. ramsey. we hear them.f respect for the victims, local franchisees will reach out to him personally. mcdonald's will not say when or if that happened. we asked is mcdonald's announcement of a private action the right move. most said yes. thethey inserted themselves in e story and they tweeted taking accuse from the customer. if there's any precedent here, it should be this. last winter times square, a young new york city cop bought a pair of sketchers boots for a cold and hungry homeless man. the story went viral and sketchers said nothing until the company did something a few days later. the moral, like mr. ramsey, companies also have the responsibility to do the right thing, and social media can make that task pretty challenging, stuart. >> lauren, thank you very much indeed. >> good to see. >>> is the l.a. times having an anxiety attack? maybe, because the conservative coakoch brothers are looking at whabuying what a conservative paper. unions and liberals don't like it. that will be on the fox business

mr. ramsey, these ladies could still be in their own personal hell. steven asks, why are they always looking to discredit people? and roosevelt says, we all make mistakes. you can just look at him and tell he had a tough life but he did the right thing when it mattered most. i certainly agree. please head over to facebook and search "politicsnation" and "like" us to join the conversation that goes long after the show ends. how we get there is not. we're americans. we work. we plan. ameriprise advisors can help you like they've helped millions of others. to help you retire your way, with confidence. ♪ that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. let's get to work. ameriprise financial. more within reach. you will lose 3 sets of keys 4 cell phones 7 socks and 6 weeks of sleep but one thing you don't want to lose is any more teeth. if you wear a partial, you are almost twice as likely to lose your supporting teeth. new poligrip and polident for partials 'seal and protect' helps minimize stress, which may damage supporting teet

mr. ramsey, what he did do this day, this week.at he did years ago but we know what dethis week. we know what he did when he became famous for doing the right thing. >> do you have any idea of the attention you're getting around the world. >> i don't even want it nor looking for it, bro. that's why they keep saying i'm a hero, let me tell you, i'm american, i'm a human being. i'm just like you. i work for a living. there was a woman in distress. so why turn your back on that? my father would have whooped the hell out of me if he found that i cowhered out. >> he cower out. it's enough. he should be given credit for what he did. he kicks in a door to rescue a young woman and some are criticizing his addiction? i tell you what, those women held prisoner for ten years and during that time many better dressed people drove by that house until charles ramsey heard her voice cry out for help. that is all that matters and he is a hero. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> charged. let's play "hardball."

mr. ramsey does deserve a lot of credit.did the mother of one of the rescues girls. >> it was awesome what he he did. he could have turned his back and he chose not to. he chose to help her. >> reporter: and they're not the only ones. >> where is she going? >> i looking at her right here. she calling you. she on the other phone. >> reporter: when he placed that call saying he needed to help a woman who was amanda berry. he gave his cell phone number. it hasn't stopped ringing since. >> there are numbers in this phone that start off with 945, 65, 0000-something, something, something, hyphen. so i'm just guessing that's denmark. i ain't got no friends with no numbers with hyphens. i don't even have friends that could spell the word hyphen. >> reporter: message after message from around the world. praising him as a hero. >> so at 4:00, 10, 15th call, you're a hero, man. greetings from malaysia. what does that feel like, charlotte? >> that feels like the mobile company is going to charge me more than $50 million. i need to chang

mr. ramsey out of respect for the victims and their families.his he received thousands of tweets following the comments and the company felt it had to respond. it strongly insists it is not taking advantage of the situation. some pr experts have their doubts. rachel sklar is a media writer and founder of change the ratio. in the days following and charles ramsey's rise to internet fame, his criminal record then came to light, specifically jail time he served for domestic violence. he pleaded guilty. spent eight years in prison. he was released. he has since cleaned up his act. regardless of his past, he helped save three women from ten years of hell. >> they aren't attaching them to charles ramsey as a spokesperson for mcdonald's. it is responding to the mention of mcdonald's over and over again in the story. it was part of the story obviously not a big pivotal role but mentioned enough that i think it would have been odd for mcdonald's not to acknowledge it. i think it would be appropriate for mcdonald's to do something charitable, something ni

mr. ramsey does deserve something. a lot of credit. and he is the true key to this case. >> thank you. >> todd veras with channel 3 in cleveland here. would it be safe to say the bulk of your case is based upon the statements of the women? how much of your case is based upon what they told you? >> it -- it -- that's the major part of the case is what they told us and what the other interviews -- what the suspect told us and what the young lad ladies told us. without a doubt. they were the ones that were there. they were the main players in it. what they told law enforcement was key and that's going to be a key part in the case. >> were they able to get into the ten year narrative here, the history? so much has transpired. how much detail did you get? >> as far as the history of it, i mean, it was -- it was a lengthy interview. i don't want to really get into that. but victims of rape, victims of trauma, particularly young victims, they've been known to disclose 10, 15, 20, 30 years later. as of right now they did provide us with enough

mr. ramsey woke up yesterday morning, he had no idea that he would become the hero america needs right now. chris christie saluted him for wrestling the girls before he finished his big mac. this is without a doubt, a howeverric story. it is a story with incredible joy. and some are calling it a miracle. so can this be described as a positive story? let me start with you l. joy. is it too dark? >> i think it is both. i think both, it is horrifying for years people have been searching for these young women and to find out they were only miles away from their homes is deeply troubling. particularly the number of instances that police were sent to that home and they weren't found. and i think it is also joyous and it gives a lot of hope to people who are still searching for their loved ones, still searching for their daughter, still searching for little kids that there can be, with police work, with neighbors you know, that will help them find their children. >> john: it does seem like -- even though the women went through unbearable horrors over the last decade, i'm sure their parents are ju

mr. ramsey, you're right, is one of them. thank goodness for him.you returned home after nine months, your mother said to you, in essence, this man has taken nine months of your life, don't give him another minute. what would be your advice to these three young women? >> it would be the very same advice. it would be to not allow this man to ruin another second of their lives. he's stolen so much from them already. they deserve to be happy and i would tell them, i hope that they realize that there is so much ahead of them that they don't need to hold on to the past. they don't need to relive everything that's happened because it's proof -- their rescue is proof that there are good people out there. more good people out there than not who want the best for them. who want them to be happy. who want good things to happen. >> and it's proof that they are strong women to survive this. and lastly, john, what would you say to the family this is morning who are reunited with their loved ones? >> these families should celebrate, celebrate the return of their

mr. ramsey said to you i had to put cowardess aside and help someone in need. >>> the one thing knox is certain lly guilty of is actingn ways that most would find strange. we'll get to her response in just a moment. but, first, the litany of odd behavior that condemned her in the eyes of so many. >> who kisses in front of a murder scene. who does gymnastics in front of investigators, giggles when their girlfriend lay murdered. amanda knox did. behavior that led many to suspect her as cold, unemotional, downright bizarre. when she arrived at the scene of kircher's murder, there were things that seemed strange. like the front door being flung open. speckles of blood. but she still took a shower there, stepping out onto a bath mat with a bloody footprint. unsettling the prosecutors, mops removed a mop from the scene and brought it back to her boyfriend's house. amanda and raphael share an embrace. their kisses fuel headlines portraying her as a sex-obsessed femme fatale. amanda and raphael cuddling, making faces at each other. knox doing a split in between interrogations. knox was spotted at a bou

mr. ramsey said to you i had to put cowardess aside and help someone in need. >>> the one thing knox is certainlylty of is acting in ways that most would find strange. we'll get to her response in just a moment. but, first, the litany of odd behavior that condemned her in the eyes of so many. >> who kisses in front of a murder scene. who does gymnastics in front of investigators, giggles when their girlfriend lur

mr. ramsey, that came to help and was really a hero, and obviously amanda.nda berry was a hero in this case. she got involved. and she got herself out of a situation. she's a very, very brave young woman. >> jennifer, i appreciate your time. thank you very much. the case of ashley summers ahead. you may not know her name. she's another young woman who disappeared here. there may be, it's possible, some sort of link to the disappearances of the two women found inside, 2207 seymour avenue. the step grandmother points me ahead. she is hopeful for any information. >>> welcome back. we're live in cleveland. the discovery in that white house behind me, has given hope to a family of a fourth missing woman. her name is ashley summers. when her family saw her six years ago, she was 14 years old. she lived blocks from amanda berry. and the fbi believes the cases are linked. gary tuchman has more. >> reporter: the question has always loomed over the disappearance of 14-year-old ashley summers. was her case related to the case of amanda berry and gina dejesus. jennifer

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mr. ramsey does deserve something. a lot of credit and he is the true key to this case. >> thank you. >> channel 3 here in cleveland. would it be safe to say the bulk of your case is based upon the statements of the women? how much of your case is based upon what they told you? >> that's the major part of the case is what they told us and what the other interviews with the suspect told us and what the young ladies told us, without a doubt. they were the ones that were there. they were the main players in it. what they told law enforcement was key and it's going to be a key part in the case. >> were they able to get into the ten-year narrative here? i mean the history? so much has transpired. how much detail did you get? >> you know, as far as the history of it, it was -- it was a lengthy interview and i don't want to really get into that, but victims of rape, victims of trauma, particularly young victims, they've been known to disclose ten, 15, 20, 30 years later. so as of right now, they did provide us with enough inf

mr. ramsey, he got involved, he helped them girls get out.ould have turned an ear, they would have still been in there. >> that's really critical. and getting -- you built a new life. >> yes. zblo do you -- that process has got to take a long time. >> it's going to take a lot with the girls. we went through intense therapy, me and my children. it took a long time before i could use my voice and come out and talk to other women. once i did, i started helping and volunteering with different organizations. that kind of was a healing process for me. >> it's great to see you again. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. lori cowan, amazing story. >>> shawn hornbeck was abducted when he was 11 years old, held captive for four and a half years before he was rescued. i'll speak with him about how he was able to put his life back together after his ordeal. next. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink

mr. ramsey took action and because of his action he saved these three women. let me say this about the cleveland police department. i grew up in cleveland and i know a lot of those officers there. my family still lives there. very familiar with this area. just so the viewers know, the area where these girls are being held captive is very busy, moderate income area so it's not on the outskirts. about before we pass judgment on the police department, the main focus right now should be on whether or not there's any more victims out there. because i learned new information today, sean, in basement of the homes there's the letters rip written on the wall and that stands forrest in piece. is there somebody bury the in the backyard? >> pretty chilling and i'm sure we will know in the days ahead. why, mark furman, is there always this issue of close proximity? remember it was elizabeth smart walking right through town at one point when they actually found her. in this case very close to where these girls were taken. >> sean, just imagine what the girls felt like. they

mr. ramsey does deserve a lot of credit. he is the true key to this case. >> reporter: as did one of the mother of the rescued girls. >> it was awesome what he did. he could have turned his back. he chose not to. he chose to help her. >> reporter: a lot of people are calling you a hero is that how you see yourself? >> of course not, sugar. i do what i had to do. you can put any label you want on it. >> reporter: there is a reward, $25,000, for amanda berry's safe return. >> all you have to do is make that check out to amanda berry. what else you got? any other reward? you make them out to gina dejesus. what have you got? you go give that to michelle. what else you got? >> reporter: you don't feel, you are not going to collect any money for this? >> if i could do this all over again, and come out with the same happy ending, keep your money. >> reporter: there has been a dissenting voice raised over the past 24 hours. angel cordero who lives on the street says it was he not ramsey who broke down the door. "ramsey arrived after

mr. ramsey does deserve something, a lot of credit and he is the true key to this case. >> thank you. >> tom bear it's with channel 3 in cleveland here. would it be safe to say bulk of the case is statements on the women. how much of the case is based upon what they told you? >> that is the major part of the case is what they told us and what the other suspect told us and what the young ladies told us. they were the ones that were there. they were the main players in it. what they told law enforcement was key. that will be a key parted in the case. >> were they able to get into the ten-year narrative. so much has transpired. how much detail did you get? >> as far as the history of it, i mean, it was a lengthy interview. i don't want to get into that. victims of rape, victims of traumaticly young victims, they've been known to disclose 10-sapp years later. as of right now they provided with enough information and enough of a basis we would seek charges against ariel castro. >> is there any evidence that mr. cast throw or any of these girls connected with ashley summers or any new informat

mr. ramsey out of lespect for the victims and their families.of tweets following his comments and the company felt had it to respond, but it strongly insists it's not taking advantage of the situation. still, some pr experts have their doubts. rachel is a media writer and founder of change the ratio. in the days following the girls' escape and charles ramsey's rise to internet fame, his criminal record them came to light, specifically jail time he served for domestic violence. he pleaded guilty, spend eight years in prison, has cleaned up his act, but regardless of his history, he has saved eight women. >> mcdonald's isn't actually attaching itself to charles ramsey as a spokesperson for mcdonald's. it was responding to the mentioning of mcdonald's over and over again in the story. it was a part of the story, not a big, pivotal role, but mentioned enough that i think it would have been odd for mcdonald's not to acknowledge it. it would be appropriate for mcdonald's to do something charitable, to do something nice for charles ramsey, nice for the

mr. ramsey, he got involved, he helped them girls get out. he could have turned an ear, shut the door.uld have still been in there. >> and angel cordero who is actually the first man who ran across the street. that's incredible. and getting -- you built a new life. >> yes. >> do you -- that process is a long time. >> yes, and even with the girls, because we went through intense therapy, with me and my children and it took me a long time to use my voice and come out to talk to other women, and once i did, i saw it was helping and i started volunteering with other organizations and it was a healing process for me. >> thank you, laura. >> thank you, mr. cooper. >> thank you, with that amazing story. >>> shawn hornbeck was abducted when he was 11 years old, held captive for four and a half years before he was rescued. i'll speak with him about how he was able to put his life back together after his ordeal. [ female announcer ] love. it's the most powerful thing on the planet. love holds us in the beginning. comforts us as we grow old. love is the reason you care. for all the things in your

mr. ramsey, he got involved, he helped them girls get out. he could have turned an ear, they would have still been in there. >> that's really critical. and getting -- you built a new life. >> yes. >> do you -- that process is a long time. >> yes, and even with the girls, because we went through intense therapy, with me and my children and it took me a long time to use my voice and come out to talk to other women, and when i did, i saw it was helping, and i started to volunteer with the different organizations, and so it was a healing process for me. >> thank you, laura. >> thank you, mr. cooper. >> thank you, with that amazing story. >>> shawn hornbeck was abducted when he was 11 years old, held captive for four and a half years before he was rescued. i'll speak with him about how he was able to put his life back together after his ordeal. blackberry hub. ry z1h built to keep you moving. see it in action at blackberry.com/z10. woman: everyone in the nicu -- all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you tho

mr. ramsey, that came to help was really a hero and obviously, amanda, amanda berry was a hero in this casee got involved. she got herself out of a situation. she's a very brave young woman. >> jennifer, i appreciate your time. thank you. appreciate it. thank you very much. the case of ashley summers ahead. she's another young woman who disappeared here. there may be, it's possible, some sort of link to the disappearances of the two women found inside 2207 seymour avenue. ashley's stepgrandmother joins me ahead. she is certainly hopeful for any information. we will talk to her ahead. [ male announcer ] when you take shortcuts, it shows. we don't run like that. we build john deere equipment the way we always have: the right way. times change. our principles don't. you don't just have our word on it. you've got our name on it. that's how we run. nothing runs like a deere. discover the full line of riding lawn equipment at johndeere.com/howwerun or your local dealer. >>> welcome back. we're live in cleveland. the discovery in that white house behind me has given hope to the family of a fourth

mr. ramsey. he got involved. he helped the girls get out. he could have turned an ear, shut the door.y would have still been in there. >> and angel cordaro, the first one who ran across the street, that's really critical. >> exactly. >> you built a new life. >> yes. >> do you -- that process has got to take a long time. >> it's going to take a lot. even with the girls. we went through intense therapy, almost eight years of therapy with me suspect my children. it took a long time before i could use my voice and talk to other women. and once i did, i started helping and started volunteering with different organizations. but that kind of was a healing process for me. >> laura, great to see you again. >> thank you, mr. cooper he. thank you so much. okay, sir. >> amazing story. up next, shawn hornbeck abducted when he was 11 years old, held captive for about four and a half years before he was rescued. i'll speak with him about how he was able to put his life back together after his ordeal, next. the american dream is of a better future, a confident retirement. those dreams have taken a be

mr. ramsey come on in and we'll set you up. that is a good reward for him. boston matter. a reported friend of one of the suspected bombers shot dead in an interview with the fbi. now we hear reports he was confessing to an unsolved triple murder. molly line streaming live in massachusetts where the murders occurred several years ago. why do they think this guy was involved? >> reporter: as you say, bill and as you mentioned this man was a friend of tamerlan tsarnaev the now deceased boston bombing suspect. he was killed according to investigators after initiating a violent confrontation there in his orlando, florida, apartment. he was also believed to be a suspect in this triple murder in waltham along with tsarnaev that according to sources telling our boston fox affiliate additional information. the murder in this community was among the most brutal investigators had ever seen. this happened on september 11th. the victims three healthy strong young men in their 20s and 30s covered in their own blood. at least through had their throats slit, the bodies spr

mr. ramsey. had to sure a lawyer to protect his image and name. that costs money. arts his new gig, remains unemployed. but there is a lot of interest in hearing charles ramsey speak. we'll keep you posted. >>> in "the newsroom," hailed as a hero. the 17-year-old student who alerted authorities to a possible bomb attack. his story in his own words, next. ♪ ♪ chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for boat insurance. geico, see how much you could save. ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ let me play among the stars ♪ and let me see what spring is like ♪ ♪ on jupiter and mars ♪ in other words [ male announcer ] the classic is back. ♪ i love [ male announcer ] the all-new chevrolet impala. chevrolet. find new roads. ♪ you >>> he's being called a hero. truman templeton called police and alerted him to acord's bomb plot. a phone call that may have saved many lives and we're hearing templeton's story. he sat down with cnn afaffiliat. >> they have a right to know. >> reporter: how does it feel when you read comments on twitter, facebook, people saying i want to thank t

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mr. ramsey, thank you very much for joining us this morning.oy, i know it's been a whirlwind for you since monday night. how are you feeling? >> i'm happy. i'm, you know, pushing through the level, here. >> a little red bull helps. i understand that. >> i also know you do not like the word hero but it is true that when you answered that door and helped kick it down those young women were finally rescued after so long. has that sunk in for you? >> huh-uh. >> no? >> it's going to be a while, bro. no, no, i mean i'm just -- i'm speechless. >> and you had never seen amanda berry before that moment when you went to her door. >> no. >> what did she say to you in those moments after you finally were able to get her out there and get her on the phone for the 911 call? >> she says, it's more girls in that house, and i was just blown away from that statement, you know what i mean? and when the police got there, they went up there and brought the rest of them out. >> and you had never seen anything of any of them before, even though you knew ariel castro

mr. ramsey. >> reporter: or the studio audience of "the view." >> when a little pretty white girl ran into [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> reporter: comedian patton oswalt tweeted, "dear charles ramsey, i am not a little pretty white girl, but i totally want to run into your black arms. #hero." some are even saying mcdonald's should treat charles to some free mickey d's because of all the publicity he's given the chain. >> went to mcdonald's, came home -- >> heard her screaming. i'm eating my mcdonald's. >> reporter: next thing you know mcdonald's is saluting the courage of the kidnap victims, tweeting "way to go, charles ramsey. we'll be in touch." who doesn't want a touch of chuck? at least until a second rescuer claimed chuck isn't on the up and up with his version. >> me break the door. not him. ♪ i knew something was wrong, when a little pretty white girl ran into a black man's arms ♪ >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i want to thank all -- charles ramsey on behalf of all of us for the heroic work that he did in fact do. those three women are now safe in part thanks to him. tha

his name is charles ramsey. mr. cummings, if you can, just stay with us. i just want to play for our viewers what charles ramsey told a local reporter tonight when he suddenly heard amanda berry screaming for help. listen. >> i heard screaming. i'm eating my mcdonalds, i've come outside. and i see this girl going nuts trying to get out of the house. so i go on the porch, i go on the porch and she says help me get out. i've been in here a long time. so, you know, i figured it's domestic violence dispute. i open the door and we can't get in that way. how the door is, it's so much that a body can't fit through, only your hand. so we kick at the bottom. and she comes out with a little girl. and she says call 9-1-1, my name is amanda berry. >> did you know who that was when she said that? >> when she told me, it didn't register, until i got the call to 911. i said i'm calling 9-1-1 for amanda berry? i thought this girl was dead. you know what i mean? she got on the phone and said, yes, this is me. and the detective cook, right here, detective gregory cook says d

mr. castro, was in the house, but somehow amanda berry started waving her hand and a neighbor by the name of charles ramsey off to the mcdonald's, but here is charles ramsey in his own words, what went down last night at that house. >> went to mcdonald's, came home, i'm eating at mcdonald's. i got the day off from work. so naturally you doing nothing. i hear this girl screaming and she going nuts. so i come outside and i know there is nobody that's supposed to be screaming next door to my house because there is no girl that lives in the house. so that's a dead give away there is something wrong. when i came to the front door and looked at her, she said my name is amanda berry. please, get me out of this house. so i think yeah, whatever. so i helped her get out of the house. i didn't think you really that girl that's missing. she called the police and they came and they took her fingerprint, blood sample and came back, it was her. then she said it was two more girls up in the house. now, i don't know this. i just helped her out. >> you're correct. gina dejesus and then a woman named michelle knight. so you'

reportedly shot several times by get mo card last month his attorney ramsey cost some joins me now to speak exclusively to r.t. about what happened mr clawson thank you for your time. and when it was your client shot and what were the circumstances of the shooting on saturday april thirteenth of this year the bottom will military president ministration decided to raid at six the prison facility at guantanamo the time the trollies president lee they conducted the raid in order to move all the prisoners into solitary confinement and that was just one additional way that the prison in the station wanted to try to break the hunger strike what happened on that day according to mr alawi is that in the process he was shot without any warning for absolutely no good reason by one of the u.s. army guards had dangerously close range using rubber coated steel pellets that are only safely use outside of a certain range he was shot in five places one shot was around the heart the other shot was in his elbow another was in his shoulder and there were a couple of impact on the size particularly the shot that went to his heart a dark horse of range