creating anchors, securing pulleys to stabilize the call, precariously purchased after barreling through railing and now wedged thanks to a hatch back. >> that was the only they know keeping it from falling. >> reporter: after an -- firefi finally pulled the shaken driver to safety. >> scary. as you can see, the driver was understandably unsettled. but okay. >>> okay. in the south bay, the city of mountain view has come up with a creative way to ease traffic in the downtown area. they've been trying out a virginiaet parking program and it's free. it's been a success. >> reporter: during the lunch rush, finding a parking space can be quite a task. >> i went by two separate lots, both which of were completely fulfill. >> his savior today, a pilot program offering free valet service during peak hours. dozens of drivers making use of the city owned law. >> on average downtown, 30% of traffic is aremember the you'd to people circling for parking. >> reporter: business development specialist said the city is able to provide more parking that i using existing space without having to create addi

. >> reporter: this driver is out of a job behind bars and pulleys believe that this is the first time that he has prayed on his customers. jackie gordon wilson was an uber driver but in the surveillance video he is not picking up passengers. he is picking up personal property on a drive on san mateo. a couple who lives there wanted to conceal their identity. >> thinking twice about taking writers further after this trip i think everybody should. this is a big deal. and use this to facilitate committing a crime. >> reporter: this was shared on a surveillance platform and that is when neighbor started connecting the dots. >> posting the videos to the form and within about 15 minutes, someone came up with a hit and said he is an uber driver with a license plate, which i immediately handed over to the corresponding officers and it just got the ball rolling from there. >> reporter: please confirm that he was an uber driver who had just dropped off passengers at the airport and he returned to burglarize the home of his passengers when a security alarm went off. he then drove a few blocks ov

pulley including the airport the only operational airport in the city the government accuses have to reserve forces of using heavy weapons in populated areas indiscriminate shelling has killed many civilians and forces to leave their homes the protesters oppose these went over another two tele turkey and reach. the worry that if have to takes control of tripoli they will be silenced without. tripoli palestine's new government has been sworn into office mohamad chatah has become the first fatter party member to take up the role of prime minister in a decade he was appointed to the role by the palestinian president. mahmoud abbas critics including factors rival a mass of accused us of a power grab. for us in ramallah with the latest where does this leave government efforts at reconciliation. so as the first official to be leading a government since the division between fatah and hamas it raises many questions about the future of that of conciliation specifically is that we've heard from have math officials in the gaza strip who said that this government i mean unconstitutional and that

stress incontinence most women are treated to the so-called tapes business this is a tape there's a pulley properly in tape but there are other types of. od so there's a lot of women can be can be healed with this simple operation but there are even bigger operations to have to perform because in the summer in some cases it's not only the pelvic floor the refurbish is wrong but also the muscle it serves its intrinsic. think of efficiency and these patients want us to make artificial you're not a thinker and about this artificial your nervous finger we continue our talk in just a moment because this implies to mean to say don't like to speak the body during their symptoms but they suffer from it too especially after protectively. prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers among men across the tech to me or surgical removal of the prostate can cause serious problems with since the operation i've been completely incontinent it's not pleasant in fruits of all there was a big shock it's not what you hoped for really hit my life hard. all three men became incontinent after a cross to take

you do not do it unless you think the pulleys and levers in government can be used and, if necessary, redesigned to make the life of this nation better for us all. [cheers and applause] mayor buttigieg: you do not do it unless you believe in the power of a law, a decision, sometimes even just a speech to make the right kind of difference, to change our lives for the better, to call us to our highest values. things get better if we make them better. after all, you and i stand now in a building that was a symbol of our cities -- our city's decline, where new jobs are now being created in industries that did not even exist when they poured this concrete and laid this brick. you and i stand in a city that formerly incorporated in 1865, the last year for war that nearly destroyed this country. what an act of hope that must have been. we stand on the shoulders of optimistic women and men, women and men who knew that optimism is not a lack of knowledge. it is a source of courage. [cheers and applause] mayor buttigieg: and it will take courage to move on from our past. we're not going back. y

the vehicle's hatchback is what kept it from falling until rescuers secured it using pulleys and chainsly brought y. >>> now to actor jussie smollett in a new -- in new trouble facing a lawsuit from the city of chicago. >> officials say he's refusing to pay the city back for the cost of investigating the alleged hate crime against him. meanwhile, the prosecutor whose office oversaw the case is facing new pressure to resign. this morning, the city of chicago is suing jussie smollett. officials say the actor missed the deadline to pay back the $130,000 police say it cost to investigate the alleged racist anti-gay attack investigators believe smollett staged on hifopuy, and in si. her twist, ae >> we cannnd for this any longer.d she should do it quickly. >> reporter: cook county state's attorney kim foxx's office dropped charges against smollett in exchange for community service and the forfeit of his $10,000 bond. the chicago police union and dozens of county police chiefs say their lack of confidence in foxx started long before the smollett case. >> she's putting criminals back on the st

and fed to get their energy level back up, because the operation would change if they had to use pulleysthem out. they wanted them to be able to climb out themselves. after being there since friday and knowing that this operation was going on all day, all five men have been pulled out. but that one person has gone to a trauma unit. we'll keep watching the story. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the politics of hate. a look at trump's tone now in the wake of the shooting in poway. featuring three new dishes that are planked-to-perfection. feast on new cedar-plank lobster & shrimp. or new colossal shrimp & salmon with a citrusy drizzle. tender, smoky, and together on one plank... ...but not for long- so hurry in! ♪ pardon the interruption but this is big! now at t-mobile buy any samsung galaxy s10 and get a galaxy s10e free! ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn express. be the readiest. you need a hair smoother.? get fructis sleek & shine with moroccan argan oil hair is super sleek, even in 97% humidity. no parabens. fructis sleek & shine by g

and these bones, fascinating little things, they are actually pulleys for tendons to slide over, butnd then they found that they are coming back, and they think it's because we are getting longer bones, heavier bones, so you need more of these things to ease the tension. that could be the cause of your knee problems. they say four people with osteoarthritis tend to have these. my osteoarthritis tend to have these. my son is a doctor, and i paid a lot of money for him to train as a doctor, and i kept wanting to fix my knees and all he ever said was, lose weight and exercise more. seven yea rs weight and exercise more. seven years to train as a doctor and that is the only advice he gave me! sometimes that's the best advice. is the only advice he gave me! sometimes that's the best advicelj wa nt sometimes that's the best advice.” want a pill to fix it! where are you going to take us next. let's go to the classic fm story. this is classic fm relating to much younger listeners, and particularly for revising time. this takes me back to my a—levels, way back in the mists of time, i revised

you don't do it unless you think the pulleys and levers of our government can be used and if necessary make the life of this nation better for us all. you don't do it unless you believe in the power of a law, a decision, sometimes even just a speech, to make the right kind of difference, to change our lives for the better. to call us to our highest values. things get better if we make them better. after all, you and i stand now in a building that was a symbol of our city's decline. where new jobs are now being created in cities that didn't even exist when they poured this concrete and laid this brick. you and i stand in a city that formally incorporated in 1865. the last year of a war that nearly destroyed this country. what an act of hope that must have been. we stand on the shoulders of optimistic women and men, women and men who knew that optimism is not a lack of knowledge. it is a source of courage. and it will take courage to move on from our past. we're not going back. you know, if i did get a chance to go back it wouldn't be out of a desire to live in that past. if i went into

trump's on opportunity to repair those relationships and sees the pulley. but what happened has been further than that. the decision to recognize the go for israel three weeks before an election. a highly contested election. or when a legal resident of virginia is murder. taking side of the party accused. seemingly in the first instance rather than launching into inquiry immediately. something like this, have in my mind deepen polarization. these are relationships that matter. there being stretched beyond recognition at the moment. in a way that will further that. i want to be clear the obama administration deserves our share of the lump into the regional partners. is not the trump administration. the real honest choices about how to handle partnerships and made disagreement. but these partnerships matter for u.s. policy and we have to find a way to get them right. my third trend, the revenge of politics. from the collapse of the state system, to the outside powers, the perception of a u.s. long goodbye, all contributed to intensifying hustle within this re

in that car dangling just like that for nearly an hour from the second floor as firefighters used pulleys, cranes, ladders, chains, everything they could to keep that car from plunging to the ground. and then this. [ applause ] you can hear the cheers there. they're pulling that woman to safety. thankfully no one was injured. >> good job right there. >> scary. >> uh-huh. >> all right. >> no thanks. >>> we turn to something -- you guys know what tonight is? >> do tell. >> yeah, tonight, it's friday night. okay. [ laughter ] >> let's start that all over again. >> you guys know what starts tonight? the final four frenzy. it starts tonight. >> oh! >> yes, yes. those in the know know, okay. but it's viewed with a lot of excitement out there for both the men and women's tournaments. some great matchups this weekend. the women will face off tonight and for the men top seed virginia taking on number five auburn and number two michigan state is battling it out with third-seeded texas tech. those games are tomorrow night. but the finals are set for monday. so starting tonight, the whole weekend, th

only built with pulleys. ainsley: unbelievable. even more expensive to live in new york.diculous thing. ainsley: that is not my religion. pete: but apparently bill de blasio's. steve: he might run for president. we soon could be in the 20s. we'll talk about that. 8:00 in new york city. talk about a fox news alert. isis has now claimed responsibility for the massacre of christians and others on easter sunday. ainsley: speaking of religion, she lang can officials retaliation for last month's new zealand mosque shooting. pete: benjamin hall has breaking developments. reporter: this news breaking last couple hours, on isis's official website, the news agency. ever since the attacked happened it widely speculated domestic group for national throwheeth jama'ath widely now able to carry out a coordinated sophisticated attack such as this leaving so many people dead. together with the fact that at least 40 people from sri lanka went to fight with isis in iraq and syria the connection 57 peering likely indeed. the death toll has risen 321. it brings a mind isis mantra that they sa

we will be opening at the coliseum ona we will be opening at the coliseum on a pulley 38.ere. —— april the 30th. this is our tonys here tonight. my name in the same sentence as a laurence olivier something that i can really look forward to i would be honoured to have something like that happen and iam have something like that happen and i am really happy to be working here, i really enjoy london. i did a play last year and my wife is from england and we really like coming back on very well. internationally, what is the reputation of the west end and theatre and shows that are made in britain when they travel to broadway? may be even more than broadway, the elite artistic, assertive, clique, i guess you could say rains here. that's what we think of, best work is done here and a splashy work, some important, deep—seated, wonderful social, i don't know, invective is done in broadway, but not as much as here. i think london is sort of the heartbeat of contemporary theatre andi heartbeat of contemporary theatre and i think it is great. well, you are amongst a good crowd tonight