. >> pow, pow, pow, pow. i stopped for maybe two or three seconds. it picked up again. went for about 15, 20 seconds. he was almost smiling like he was happy about what was going on. i'll remember that face for a long time. if you look at the video, the builts are coming over my head breaking does he recalls as i am sliding on it. i go straight to the back. i called my mom right away. i was like i don't know what's going to happen. anything that does happen, just know i love you. it was small pops in between. i thought he was outside the store trying to get in. the first few bullets that came through hit the martinez kids. i took my shirt off and applied pressure to stop the bleeding. >> was he alive when you got to him? >> no. he was pretty much not breathing. we were doing what we could. that's why it kind of shook us all up. he had no target. he wasn't shooting at him. it just happened to be him. people don't just do that. people don't just write 141- page manifestos doing this. you can't blame him because the kid seemed like a manipulator. he can pretty much tell yo

i heard, pow, pow, i felt uncomfortable and ran in the house. >> reporter: april jace was shot multipleg to tmz, jace confessed to the killing. quote, i shot my wife. he report lead said. the website reported he called police staying on the phone with them as they drove off to the home. jace stood in the door way as police arrived and arrested him in the early hours of tuesday morning. his wife's body was found in a hallway in the home. neighbors left stunned. >> i was shocked. i would never expect anything from him. quiet guy. very nice. >> reporter: possible dischord a focus for police. they're kidding maconsidering m difficulties. jace has been accused before, a close friend of his ex-wife claimed he physically assaulted her multiple times. saying, jace "choked and slammed her against the wall." jace denied the allegations stating, i vigorously dispute her recollections of events that happened at the time. >> they're clearly going to argue that that shows that it is a premeditated deliberate act. >> police have no record of domestic violence incidents between jace and his wife april.

. >> pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. stop for two, three seconds. it picked up again.t went for maybe 15, 20 seconds. he was almost smiling like he was happy about what was going on. it was very chilling. i'll remember that day for a long time. if you look at the video, the bullets actually coming over my head breaking the glass of coolers as i'm sliding under it. all that glass actually broke and landed on my back and head. first two bullets that came through hit christopher martinez in the chest. i took my shirt off. we applied the pressure to his wounds to stop the bleeding while his friends were actually giving him cpr. >> reporter: this is a video of chris michael martinez that his father richard took and has on his phone. the 20-year-old was a keen sportsman. >> he was hard working. competitive. and he was just so much fun. i mean, he was just a delight to be around. i took him to paris when he was 12. and it was the most fun i ever had. >> the father of one of the victims. sorry. we'll leave it there. we'll see you soon. [ salesman ] congrats on the new car. [ w

i had just hung up and all of the sudden, we heard bang, pow, pow. and he said, oh, my good, did you see that? >> very driptive. an out-of-control big red. >> what the sheriff says she's done right that's cut down on the inmate population. the first of its kind on the success here. >> plus, continuing to follow that breaking news out of san diego. nine wild fires still burning. tonight wharks investigators are learning that could be the cause. >>> want to get back to our breaking news in san diego county. arson and bomb investigators are now looking into what caused these fires. several homes have been destroyed and thousands of people have been evacuated. arson has not been ruled out. how intense is this for firefighters? take a look at this map provided k by cal fire. the flames are in red and that's where they are burning right now. nbc joins us in carlsbad this evening. jennifer, schools have been closed. more than 15,000 evacuations. when will this start to settle down? >> we're hoping by tomorrow. you saw how close to the coast these fires are.

that's the day's pow politics. >>> in detroit why automakers have recalled more than 11 million vehiclese cars and s.u.v.s may never get repaired, and it's completely legal. bisi onile-ere joins us live from detroit. bisi, why is that some of these recalled vehicles are not going to get fixed? >> david, according to a

i had just hung up and all of a sudden we heard bam, pow, pow, pow, and he said, oh, my god, did you see that. >> it was loud. now, the driver was the only one hurt and is expected to be okay. thankfully the damage to sullivan's funeral home is not major. authorities believe mechanical failure caused the driver to lose control of that truck. >>> they left a big mess behind. still ahead, an unconventional burglary and how it ended abruptly with an atm in a parking lot. also. >> reporter: this closed gate at martins beach looms from the courthouse to the shore. >>> plus, they set sail on the bay to broaden horizons. the secret to its success. >>> then at 6:00, students expelled over a twisted game. >> when that student was calling for help, the other student was rolling over and putting phone under her. >> the exclusive interview with her teacher who talks about her emotional scars and how she learned the secret almost everyone knew but her. that's new at 6:00. >>> i want ta goat back to the fires in california. this is cal state san marcos. you see the flames down below. several homes

then, i heard pow, pow. i felt uncomfortable.i ran in the house. >> there are also reports that jace was physically abusive towards his first wife. and that he was deeply in debt. court papers reveal that jace threatened to kill his previous wife during a divorce two decades ago. >>> another story getting a whole lot of attention is from texas. 19-year-old jacob lavoro is accused of making and selling marijuana brownies laced with hash oil. use of that oil carries harsher penalties than pot. and now, lavoro is facing a felony charge that could land him in prison from five years to life. he's a first-time offender. and his attorney claims that this case should be a misdemeanor. >>> here's something to think about the next time you fly. researchers say potentially deadly bacteria can live in the plane environment for a week or longer. they found that e. coli and the antibiotic-resistant mersa, can remain on tray tables, armrests and window shades. their advice, wash or sanitize your hands before eating on a plane. >>> dramatic mome

the air men were shot down and captured fighting the hitler forces but denied pow status because they here is more about the veterans. >> the world war ii bomb ares were shot down and landed them in internment camps in switzerland. the defense department refused to honor them with prisoner of war medals. there were rumors that they were deserters trying to avoid combat. at the time only one in four u.s. bombers in missions over germany came home safely. >> mayhem was a bomb dore who escaped from the prison camp run by naziicism thosing prison guards. >> they slipped on lois infested straws and sowage in the area and solitary confinement and starvation and mental terror. >> a historic injustice was reversed. the eight remaining survivors out of the pow's imprisonned in switzerland were honored by the air force. >> it is the kind of courage we read about in books. their stories would not have been known without dwight ma er whose grandfather was imprisonned in the prison camp. >> to have it denied and irrespectivee?'Ñ of the treatm did not so many right. >> congress revised a 1985 law

own network of pow camps from here to the west coast. and in 1942 so years of correspondence perry king at his home outside of hamburg, germany . while the most poignant things i came across as when king was introduced for the first time it was two days after he had sunk his boat. it was recuperating a hospital. when they introduce the army air force the tennant on congratulations. get attack. everyone was kind of touched by that. .. the navigation on the aircraft was not very precise. when they finally found a crewman, the authorities floated over 100 miles that he. it wasn't until 1988 or 89 until he reloads contact to and says i really want to find your u-boat. is there anything you remember from your last day on it that might help me pinpoint the location? taken into a fact he did remember seconds before the airplane swooped in and bombed his fourth lookout had looked out about 10 miles ahead of them. all i could see was the two final friendship. he actually had remembered the course they were traveling. so he went out with some frie

her father was a world war ii pow.orget. so with the permission of her principal, she removed all the desks from her classroom. when the students came for first period and said, where are our desks, martha said, you're not going to get a desk until you tell us how you earn one. students suggested, well, good grades or good behavior. martha told them while those were very important, it wouldn't earn them a desk. as each period came and went, students were stumped as to how to earn a desk, and word started spreading around the campus about this teacher who had lost her mind and taken the desks out. students started calling their parents, some called the media and local television crews showed up to try to find out what in the world was going on. at the last period of the school day when no student had correctly answered how to earn a desk, martha coughlin went to the classroom door and opened it and welcomed a parade of veterans who walked in carrying school desks. and as they brought in the desks and lined them in rows,

i heard pow pow. >> i ran in the house. >> did actor michael jace confess and what was the motive?son of "dancing with the stars" in years and the mirror ball trophy winners that have so much to celebrate this morning. it's wednesday, may 21st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> good wednesday morning, everybody. we begin with more states involved in the recall of possibly tainted beef. >> rhode island officials say at least 128 food facilities in the state received ground beef products but the federal government isn't revealing where the beef went. here's abc's dr. richard besser. >> reporter: health officials are on high alert. the recall expanding. now including beef sent to restaurants and possibly grocery stores. the biggest worry, ground beef for burgers because grilling season is here and people often don't cook them enough to kill the dangerous strain of e. coli which has already sickened 11 people. >> i have never been that sick in my life. >> reporter: kevin mcdermott thinks he is one. diagnosed with the same strain

we will find you. [ pow, pow ] >> and we will make you vote. >> i shouldn't laugh. >> he's very scaryking. he punches you if you don't go vote. the video was criticized so much that the danish government ended up taking it down recently from facebook and youtube. tony, the last election drew in 43% of potential voters in europe. and out of the voters who were 5 and younger, 29% showed up at the polls. if you want more info follow me on twitter. >> what is the addition betwee n two ferns. that may be the way to do. >>> people who run the congressional cemetery in washington, d.c. this is how we're ending the show? they want you to know that they have room for pup the cemetery is the final resting place of many well-known figures. j edgar how longer, and the non-profit group that runs it say they also accept regular folks, and they launched a new marketing campaign to sell 1,000 plots. and it reads, you don't have to be rich, you just have to be dead. ali velshi is next. >> vladimir putin is pushing for a russian alliance with china. i'll tell you how that may undermine the u.s. standin

bergdahl, the only american pow in afghanistan is safely in the hands of the u.s.nce on an american helicopter he used a paper plate and word sf? meaning special forces? and one of the men replied yes, we have looked for you for a long time. bergdahl broke down in tears. the taliban agreed to release bergdahl in exchange for five gitmodetainees. it is our hope that sergeant bergdahl's recovery could open the dorfor broader questions from afghans and possible for all sides to find common ground. we are joaned by chuck nash. first of all, we'll go over the grounds for the exchange. in exchange for bergdahl's release. five detainees were releaseed to qatar. and they are assured they will secure the detainees where they are under a travel ban for a year. is that a risky deal in >> it depends on the relationship between the united states government and the government of quatar. the iraqis told us that they would care for them and violated that. and you have to be careful the deals thaw make when the negotiations are going on. it is not like you are signing a contract th

he said i was with you, he lived with my uncle as a pow and i was a pow in vietnam. you know what his mission was? he took a flight of 4 f. 4s over a site to see if it was operational. it was. across from three airplanes. dumb stuff in wars. >> host: we're talking with john borling, author of "taps on the wall: poems from the hanoi hilton". you divide this book into four sections of your captivity. as you were just mentioning the early years were particularly difficult. was it the isolation or something else? >> guest: the isolation for the first four years, physical pain, psychological pain was the norm, we tapped on the walls, that was our lifeline because we wanted people to have our names, needed to have a chain of command so we could continue to be resistive of their efforts to propagandize us and we had to use time. was our lifeline, communicate back-and-forth to fulfil the and this empty days if they caught you, they would hurt you and this isn't modest stuff. this is reverting punishment of some duration and yet none of us ever stopped because we knew we had

allergy medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow!e up to 38% more. so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do -- sleep. add breathe right to your allergy medicine. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. ♪ >>> the roaring of a powerful engine. the screech of rubber and off we go. kings of the road in our citroen deux chevaux. two horse power classic. >> no power steering, huh? >> you're kidding. >> it's like a toy car. >> we're going back in time a bit, to the area where daniel grew up, where life was very different from new york. were you the misfit of the family, rebellious or -- >> i was quite rebellious. my parents were talking to me about the idea of taking over the farm. as the oldest son, that would have been the logical thing. >> right. the farmer's life was not for you. >> no. >> he grew up in a true farm family. you milk the cows, tended the animals. daniel claims he never even saw processed food until he was a teenager. [ engine turning ] [ speaking in french ] >> a brief respite by the side of the road

her father was a world war ii pow.rmission of her principal, she removed all the desks from her classroom. when the students came for first period and said, where are our desks, martha said, you're not going to get a desk until you tell us how you earn one. students suggested, well, good grades or good behavior. martha told them while those were very important, it wouldn't earn them a desk. as each period came and went, students were stumped as to how to earn a desk, and word started spreading around the campus about this teacher who had lost her mind and taken the desks out. students started calling their parents, some called the media and local television crews showed up to try to find out what in the world was going on. at the last period of the school day when no student had correctly answered how to earn a desk, martha coughlin went to the classroom door and opened it and welcomed a parade of veterans who walked in carrying school desks. and as they brought in the desks and lined them in rows, martha told them, ki

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there were some german pows in england at the time.d they try to get him to be their pastor to get information from the pows and he refused. he refused to do that. and so i don't know what happened. i don't think it happened in that way. he was a very committed christian. and he had a church outside of nÜrnberg that he pastored also. and he attended his as part of the regular sunday event. >> there is sort of a malign character. the reality of this supported to pay for helen's daughter to go to school and he could not bring himself to do the executions. >> that's right. >> so the commandant has been portrayed their history as a peacock. he had very strict rules and a lot of the literature that has been written about it, and there is a lot of it, used him almost as a comic foil. this gentleman is saying that in fact he was a good guy and i do have this part of the book that he refused to go to the executions because he said no matter how much you know about these men, i can spend a year with them and i can't watch them be hanged. >> the

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but certainly what is wonderful, the news is that bergdahl, as far as we know, is the last american pown custody as a result of the wars in afghanistan and iraq. >> yeah. we heard the president say to bergdahl's family, this is a joyous,drate day. our randall pinkston in washington. thank you. >>> earlier, we spoke with david rohde. he was captured by the taliban and held from november, 2008, to june of 2009. he was able to give us an idea of how sergeant bergdahl may have felt upon his release. >> it was very isolating. it's amazing bowe bergdahl has survived five years in captivity. i was taken into pakistan, the e essential safe area where the palstani government does not control the northwest part of the can't tree. that's why they were able to hold him for so long. >> rewiping a little bit in your own experience as we mentioned. you were working as a journalist. >> i was invited to an interview by the taliban. we want to that interview. instead of speaking with me, they abducted me and two afghan colleagues. i was in afghanistan but they quickly took me into pakistan where they hav

the 28-year-old was the longe longest-held pow in the afghan and iraq wars. five years ago, bo bergdahl was a private first class. he had only been in afghanistan about two months when he was captured in june, 2009, by taliban forces. freedom came at 10:30 eastern time this morning. the u.s. military official says a few dozen special operations forces with support from multiple helicopters and overhead certain vail he knew and intelligence executed the operation. 19 taliban were present, but there was no confrontation, no gunfire. while he was in captivity, be bergdahl was promoted to sergeant today, defense department officials say he was able to walk to u.s. forces and communicate with them. he was taken by helicopter to bagram air force base outside kabul where he is receiving medical care and his initial debriefing. u.s. official say the new emir of qatar negotiated his release in exchange for the transfer of five taliban detainees from the u.s. guantanamo prison facility to the custody of qatar. during his captivity, taliban forces released several video

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. >> the investigators walk up the stairs and pow, there's a gunshot. >> but he survived the self-inflicted in his face. >> i think it's fitting that he wasn't able to do it. he only deformed himself and in turn was arrested and was forced to go to trial. >> fred andros was tried and convicted of second degree murder and first class conspiracy. he was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. he died of a heart attack after serving only a few years of his sentence. >>it's entirely appropriate that he died in prison and is burning in hell. >> dawn silvernail was tried and convicted of second degree murder and was sentenced to a minimum of 18 years in prison. >> gullible. naive. she falls for it, believes it. and in the end, she's a murderer. she's a convicted murderer. scary person. >> people look at me like i'm a monster, and maybe i am. i don't know. maybe i am. but i'm a monster who is filled with remorse and i feel for the people i hurt when i did -- allowed this man to manipulate me into doing what i did. >> for everybody that had a part in this and every lead was tenaciously followed. e

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and the native american health center has been also helping me, the bates program they have an lgbtq pow wo w and they are trying to raise the funds and there is a lack of funds in the lgbtq community and there is a high rate of lgbtq in the native american community and i would like to see more of that and more housing for the homeless. and awareness towards the mental stages that home sness brings to the people in san francisco. let's be a better community, thank you. >> and thank you. >> a few more speaker cards, torrey, and tony, redoc, and sumor, and ryan, minvar. >> and hi. i have been working with at the cross roads and for the homeless youth in san francisco and i am here to talk about the need to focus more attention on black street youth and in a city that is 6 percent black and 39 percent of homeless adults are black and this pairs repeating in a city that is 6 percent black and 39 percent of homeless adults are black. >> not only is the third the most logical but it is what we are seeing at the cross roads and 58 percent of our clients are black and this number has risen dram

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. >> i was on the phone with a friend, i had just hung up, and all of a sudden we heard, bam, pow, and he said, oh, my god, did you see that?! >> reporter: firefighters say around 12:30, the driver crossed the center median and crashed at sullivan's funeral home in the castro district. first on scene had a huge challenge on their hands. >> the vehicle burning, the fire extending back towards the trailer of the vehicle, diesel fuel running down market street, on fire. >> reporter: they say the two people inside the truck are lucky to be alive. they made it out. the funeral home did suffer some damage, but the owners say it's mostly cosmetic. >> we're feeling -- we're very, very lucky, because it's a wood frame building and it could be gone. are. >> reporter: for hours, westbound market street was closed down, eastbound very slow as neighbors stared at the damaged funeral home that's been here since 1924. >> it's been here so long. as the city changed, people that have been here for an extended period of time, they focus on what's here, what's not here, what's disappeared. that's a const

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and if you just pressed the wrong button, it was like pow. just a nuclear explosion would occur in me, and that's what happened with do cornelius. he turned me and pulled me and yanked me inappropriately, and i freaked out. and i just started swinging and started grabbing things and the first thing i grabbed was a piece of kentucky fried chicken. it was a low point. i was beyond embarrassed. i was still walking out with this pathetic bravado like i don't care. i don't care. by the time i got in the car, i started crying. i felt like an idio. >> you threw a chicken wing at don cornelius's forehead. >> it was embarrassing and so wrong. i thank you goodness we were able to make up before husband passing. way before his passing. and, you know, but that's what i mean. it's like am i really enjoying my life? if i am this person holding on to this anger from the past, am i really enjoying my life? no. >> do you think the temper was innate in you? was that something you had as a kid or as a result of these circumstances? >> you know, my therapist tol

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army to have the only american pow get finally released.ed palestinian militants or terrorists in exchange for one israeli soldier. it is not like the united states is alone making some exceptions for people who are serving in the military. there are other americans who are not soldiers, there's a guy called weinstein taken by al qaeda in pakistan a few years back, and he is now in his early 70s. we have seen a video from him. it is hard to think the u.s. would engage in some kind of negotiation, unfortunately, to get him out of captivity, but this negotiation has been on the table as barbara pointed out for a long time, the kind of terms of the negotiation have been well known. basically relatively senior taliban leaders in guantanamo to be released for bowe bergdahl and that has happened. the negotiations had its ups and downs but finally it has happened and it has been done through the qatari government. there's a taliban presence in qatar, there was a formal taliban office there for some period of time, which was closed down because of

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in the meantime, pow train. let's hit the road. let's will be like it is mow. you can see the cash delays. it's closer to now have. likely switch them on theory any minute. again, if you're track. we have stall at grant line, still walking two lanes you have tracee and the at that month pass. that's your forecast, here's the forecast of. >> a lifelong. >> it could be a light sprinkles north of the golden bay bridge. looks like throughout the day, with i see a mix of outside and sun and the wind kick up, especially i. we look toward the middle of thetic dropping down into doctor c. maybe 20 to 30-mile-per-hour gusts out there. the further north, the better chance of a few more rain drops. 72 degrees, a slight chance of showers into redding. rain expected in eureka. computer systems sliding up. we could pick up a couple of sprinkles. our temperatures should start to warm up. today will be cool though. 64 and breezy in hey word. only 59 into pacifica. 59 in dailey city. sunset at 8:04. we turn to more sunshine the next couple of days and then a couple clouds throu

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