the type normally seen in ropes. this was consistent with dana saying her ankles were tied with rope. the investigation was taking a 180 degree turn. now the forensic evidence was corroborating much of what dana was saying. >> i was extremely impressed even to the most minute detail, she -- she remembered and through the things that she went through, most adults wouldn't be able to remember the things that she remembered. >> dana said her assailant was white with blonde hair, blue eyes, in his mid-40s and had a medium build. he was driving a white van with tinted windows and the word "wood" painted on the glass. she said she was forced into a coffin-like box covered with blue carpet. and she remembered something else. >> the victim described inside the van an orange ice chest, cooler-type object. she said that it said igloo on it and it had some other writing on it she couldn't exactly remember. lowes, home depot, something of that nature, and inside that cooler were dr. peppers. >> investigators decided to go public

with a rope attached to the jeep and pull.e well for hours and is exhausted. its mother is still nearby, so a quick rescue is essential. the calf has stirred up mud, and the sides of the pit are extremely slippery. >> i was terrified the rope would pull taut and one would trip and fall in with the baby calf. it's very dangerous. >> the baby elephant who they think is female, has turned toward the direction of its mother's cries, which unfortunately, is also the steepest side of the well. in the jeep, vicki describes what she's seeing. >> come on, sweetheart. so robert is trying to turn her and bring her to the side that has the shallow. apparently, she doesn't think that that is a good idea. >> the engine noise further stresses the trapped calf. >> you can imagine the sound of a land rover engine running over. it's basically like shouting at them constantly. oh, baby, i'm sorry. you fell in a well, you silly girl. >> the team members have to coordinate carefully to avoid either man falling into the pit. >> go? >> as vicki wait

the rope line gets snagged. cespedes must tug on the line which in turn sends debris straight down on them. >> the hard part is getting him down, all the loose dirt and all the loose rocks just hitting us. i was talking to him, just keep your head down because there's a lot of loose dirt and loose rocks. certain points i had to look up just to make sure what kind of debris was going to fall on us. >> cespedes also struggles with the loose ground which disintegrates right under his feet. >> that mountain was very steep, loose dirt, rock, very uncomfortable. so that kind of always is a hindrance of trying to do a rescue like this. you think you're placing your foot or hand on something that is stable or secure and that's not the case. >> the two safely reach the bottom of the hill and ivan is reunited with lola and his family. but admits he was worried the outcome could have been much different. >> he told me that if we weren't there we would have been able to hold on for about 20 more minutes. >> rescues can be a

he is a 93-year-old who jumps rope. try to do 700 jumps each time. >> a world war exi veteran, former history teacher, new york city school principal. >> i watched the first graders jump seasoning rope and i said, be if t can do it, i can do it. since in the, he has added jumping trope the tall daily routine. >> move it forked ward. >> okay. his workout consists of 15men of jumping rope, bicycle and weight it. i come here usually about 1:30. i workout for af hour. by the time i get out of here, it is like an hour and a half. >> not only does very great coordination for the age, his sense of humor is also intact. >> and i just felt you were jumping rope. everyone here was clapping for you because you a celebrity here at the place. >> that is because i tip them reg harley. >> reporter: he jumps rope a couple-dread times a day so i had to put myself the test. i am in heels. he has many blown away including his own family. >> he put mess to shame, actually. and he has been difficult for know keep up with:p he is a good insp

>> no. -- ropes at a time. >> a video of this police officer jump roping gone viral.ove this video. today hank silverberg got a chance to talk with him about the notoriety. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: take a look at prince george's county police corporal alan jones. this is cell phone video of him double dumping at an event at the victoria's life of faith church. >> i've never done double dutch before. i have done jump rope just for cardio and stuff. i like doing it, but i've never done two roams before. >> reporter: corporal jones -- ropes before. >> reporter: corporal jones usually walks the streets to protect the public, but his little demonstration with the jump rope is giving him some recognition he didn't expect. >> i always found people get a kick of a police officer if they're a little more human. >> reporter: jones said he played basketball with kids in the neighborhood before, but this was a challenge. some folks we showed the video to were impressed. >> i don't think i could go out there and jump rope with all that on. he did pretty well. >> for

. >> i've never done two ropes before. >> reporter: jones is a community policing officer and says he's played basketball and other sports with kids in the neighborhood before, but this was a challenge. some folks we showed the video to were impressed. >> i don't think i could jump with all that on. he did pretty well. >> finding that rhythm and getting in there to get your spot to begin with, that's the first two or three times i tried i failed. >> there's no way he never double dutched before. >> reporter: he said he jumps rope for aerobics but never double dutch. >> i can't believe it, not the way he was doing it. >> reporter: and what about being known as the jump roping cop? >> yeah. i've noticed it. >> reporter: he's jumping with full gear, service weapon, stun gun on his hips and tight bulletproof vest under his shirt. in prince george's county hank silverberg, wusa9. >> i love that. >> you can watch the full video of corporal jones' jump roping skills on the wusa9 app. i couldn't do that if i wasn't wearing all this stuff. who can? >> no. even if ♪ know you can keep your financi

okay. >> reporter: his workout consists of 15 minutes jumping rope, bicycle and weights. 1:30. i work out for about an hour. by the time i get out of here, it's an hour and a half. >> reporter: his sense of humor is also intact. i saw when you were jumping, everyone was clapping for you like you're a celebrity at the gym. >> that's because i tip them regularly. >> reporter: he jumps rope a couple hundred times a day. i had to put myself to the test. and i'm in heels. he has many blown away, including his own family. >> he put me to shame, actually. and he's always been very difficult for me to keep up with. >> he's a good inspiration to me and a lot of other people. >> reporter: al jumps rope 700 times a day. he's trying to get to a thousand by his 94th birthday, which is coming up in february. steve: not easy. jennifer: that's right. steve: love that guy. we'll see him at his 94th. cracking down on synthetic marijuana. they want the feds to get involved as well. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you' re doing to find a bath

he was too heavy and the rope was too thin. and regardless of the strength of the guys up on shore, it wasn't working. >> just then, jonah realizes that some of those bystanders are students from his class and they're wearing something that could help. >> do you want a belt? i have one on. >> all our students are standing there with safety belts. so we had one of them throw a safety belt down. paul held him up and treaded water like a champion, and i ducked under and tied the safety belt around him real quickly. >> with the belt securely in place, rescuers give it everything they have pulling james up. >> oh, my god. this guy is dead. >> when they get him to the surface, it appears their courageous efforts were in vain. >> he looked like he was dead. >> but one of the students in the class knows cpr. after about a minute of breathing and chest compressions, james finally began to show some signs of life. >> he began foaming at the mouth and nose we knew he was breathing on his own again, and that was amazing, amazing to watch h

yet they are supposed to get more rope? >> well, first of all, any rope thaw try to buy today in america is made in china, you know that. alongwith most of the other products on your local department store shelf. so what do they give us? they give us cheap goods, trish. which allow us to expand our purchasing power well beyond what our income constrained consumers can afford. they give us up until now, open-ended demand for treasurys. which as you know we run big budget deficits. we don't save in the united states. they give us their savings to allow us to keep growing. the idea that you know, that china is beholden to us and we could care less about what happens to them is absolutely ludicrous. trish: let me ask you this. i would like to put some hard numbers around this because as i was doing research for today's program i looked at sort of overall what we are exporting to klein, what we're importing as well. i got to tell you, steve, it is somewhere in the vicinity of 500 billion we're sending in exports over. we're pret

animals don't have ropes. animals don't have backup or backpacks.t's just him against the mountain. ♪ >> i'm thinking he just wants to even out the tan. that's my theory. i'm sticking to it. >> it's a flawless operation to remove a steeple. but -- >> is the steeple wood or stone? >> you are bea to see why gayle is asking. >>> and prepare to be blown away at this summer barbecue. >> oh, the dog is my favorite! >> see the funny faces that make for a windy best of summer masterpiece. whwhy y dodo y people choose aleve? it's the brand more doctors recommend for minor arthritis pain. plplusus, , jo aleve can last all day. yoyou'u'd d ne6 tylenol arthritis to do that. alaleveve.e. a allll d day. >>> there's an old saying if you want to make god laugh tell him your plans. people in this video had planned to relocate to this 150-year-old church, and as the crane is moving the steeple, people are watching. right about here you start hearing a little crackling sound. >> oh! oh! >> did the crane break? >> it looks like there's a very weak spot in the crane, yo

the boat was set off course and the rope linked the parasailors breaking away with the wind sweepinginland where they crashed into a field. luckily they walked away with just a few cuts and bruises. >> have you done that before? >> i did it one time. >> tid you enjoy it? >> i was bored. >>> violensurveillance -- viole erupting in ferguson, missouri overnight and a closer look at the crisis there one year later. >> and a swimmer dives into the a gator-invested river and loses an arm. the latest on the vicious attack that nearly ended her life. >> someone said there were two gators out there and we were on alert. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. >>> a florida woman is alive after surviving an attack on an alligator. there were plenty of warnings about the gators in the river north of orlando. the woman lost an arm. >> she was back stroking and swimming like normal and went under the bridge and i figured see was fine. >> i saw the lady in shock. her arm is bit off here. >> wildlife officials say the gator bit the woman in the torso and dragged her underwater. the alligat

the family will not be asked to pay restoration cost. >> what kind of safety rope was that? i think it's their fault. >> with so much success it's only matter of time before someone comes up with a likely app. in these dog days of summer why not for dogs? introducing hinder for dogs. lucky for you i'm on hinder and i also have a dog so i am the perfect candidate. i haven't had any success in my.martini as i was ready for anything. the app is free which is important, you can put in your dog's age, gender, and brie. it's up to you, and brie. it's up to you whether you want to put a picture of yourself up there. i have quite a few of us up there. you then then swipe left or swipe right and then you go into a private conversation, if the dog likes you back. then he made up with the dog in a local park. here comes the freaky part, my, my dog lived with my parents but i still decide to chase this story and come to washington park. that's what people are worried about, the creepy part that some people on the site may or may not have a dog, and it's just lost love in all other ways

it has a rope to his leg.ng up the whole time, which means he's about 20 feet underwater. >> surfers call this tombstoning. neil is trapped deep underwater. a second wave, bigger than the first, crashes directly onto his board. >> i was looking up seeing daylight thinking i'm going to get a breath. then all of a sudden i dropped back down to the bottom like an elevator ride. i was hanging out there thinking, "okay, maybe i need to get some air. i'm starting to get a little worried." then it happened again, another boom. >> a third wave has broken overhead. the boom shoots neil up to the surface and finally he catches a breath. but just as he gasps for air, he spots the jagged rocks and knows he's in deadly territory, the same place flea just narrowly escaped. "the bone yard." >> there was another 20-foot wall of whitewater coming toward me. and so i decided to grab onto the back of my board and point it toward the crack in between the rocks. somehow i managed to balance myself between the rocks and make it to

his longest tight rope walk yet. almost 16 feet ten stories above the ground slanting downward. he walked above the grand canyon and niagara falls and two sky escapers in chicago. >>> heavy rain and flash flooding could make the toxic spill in colorado even worse, the epa is of taking full responsibility for the disaster that turned the river orange, it spilled millions of gallons of waste water into the water. and rain today could stir it all up again and move it furnish downstream. >>> a former pennsylvania beauty queen is now behind bars accused of scamming people out of thousands of dollars, brandy weaver gates apparently faked having cancer and raised thousands of dollars, she shaved her head and when so far as to trick her own sister. >> the sister would have to stay on the first floor and many weaver gates would go to the second floor to get her cancer treatments, six to eight hours and then she would reemerge from the elevator, an anonymous tip led to the investigation. she is now being held on 150,000 there'

animals don't have ropes. animals don't have backup or backpacks. him against the mountain. ♪ >> i'm thinking he just wants to even out the tan. that's my theory. i'm sticking to it. >>> there's a puppet in that box and it might be haunted. >> you are about to be terrified! >> why what the camera catches >> oh, oh! be the proof. >> ram bo versus ter. >> rambo, versus the little quadcopter. ♪ >>> i have undisputable proof of spirits and ghosts. you seem like you're doubting me nick. >> i always doubt this nonsense. go ahead continue. >> not nonsense. john inherited a wooden puppet from his father. for two weeks john was experiencing headaches and dizziness, and then one night he felt hands choking him in his sleep. he couldn't wake up, he tried to and when he did wake up he saw the puppet staring right at him. he realized this puppet was haunted. so his friend, jane harris, a paranormal investigator, took said puppet off his hands and placed it in a sealed box for the last three months and has been shooting it with a nice vision camera every night. l

somehow willy moralis managed to tie a rope outside of his window and clip it and put down the rope ladder. it appears -- he was on the third floor and got ten feet and then fell because there was a massive dent on an air conditioner he hit on the first floor. and down there was an estimated 5-20 people who rushed him to new jersey, milwaukee, and then mexico and cuba. >> we need that kind of p perserverence. he has been in the news on what is going to happen to fugitives with the new deal. well, i bet you guys have interesting questions. sir? >> when you were finally able to pry lose some of the stories of the bombings that took place how were you able to get conformation on the stories and how difficult was that? >> by and large most of the details -- one of the biggest problems was the fallibility of memory. people told me these things and got the order wrong. let's say famous bombing. the first significant weather bombing was in june of 1970. i had the guy who built the bomb and a couple people there and the facts didn't match the account. you do what writers have done for decades. you

going to be taking about 1500 feet of wire and it's going to be pulled with a rope across the highway, and connecting it from a temporary pole to one of the existing transmission lines on the opposite side of the freeway. >> reporter: with highway 101 closing again, everyone headed to or from the airport or to the city needs to come up with alter not routes. surface streets through millbrae and burlingame turned into challenge during the first shutdown. the chp put out an advisory in the last hour, warning drivers not to take surface streets because they can become quickly congested. you might notice there's not a whole lot of people here right now. that's because crews took a break around 1:30 this afternoon and will be returning around 8:00 to start up the project right at 10:00. reporting live, abc7 news. >> abc7 news will keep you updated on the highway 01 situation. download the abc 7 news bay area app 0 to your phone good tap the notifications tab. you'll receive alerts about the closing tonight and re-opening tomorrow. >>> coworkes and friends honored two tv journalists killed

if gasparino were here and he were in the press, i would rope him off too. my point is it's adding up and hurting her dearly. what do you think? >> she's probably run the least inspiring campaign i've ever seen. careful, prudent, incredibly uninspiring. the rumor mill in washington where i happen to be today is red hot with theed idea that biden is going to run. and i think he could blow her right out of the water largely because she is being too cautious. i like her but he can blow her out of the water. >> there's blood in the water and sharks are coming. >> i think so. >> in the form of john kerry and joe biden. it's possible they jump in there, but as we were discussing earlier, if the problem for hillary clinton is she's too tied for barack obama, there's no one more tied to barack obama than joe biden. he's likable, he's fun, and i think -- >> joe biden/donald trump race. is that a pay-per-view event? >> make politics way more popular. >> i know where you're going. hey, mom and dad, there is a reason why your grown kids are not leaving the nest -- you.

. >> here at lands end, the rope course he took his lessons to the treetops. >> every week he brought students out here. >> reporter: course that would change the students. >> today we're going to be a leader. >> reporter: learning through the ropes about trust, love, and building bonds of friendships a strong as family. >> we all became a family. that's what made me come back. >> reporter: in the past two weeks the students looked for lessons to look for the teacher they loved. they spent two weeks searching for cavanaugh in the woods. >> we were looking for hours. >> now, if they could have a final word for him. >> thank you for the opening up the doors for all of us. if it was not for the program, i don't know where any of us would be. it honestly changed how i see life. >> reporter: this life that now lives on in the hearts of so many people he touched. >> i never had anybody impact my life like that. ever. like, he cared so much. >>> time is 4:37. acalifornia billion hair and consumer advocates are saying we are paying much more gasoline g asoline then we have to. the group consu

a 12 year old boy fell over a rope barrier. and accidentally punched a hole in a one and a half million dollar painting. the piece is 350 years old by pablo, on loan from italy, and the museum is not asking the boy and his family to pay for the damage on the painting, restoration costs will be covered by insurance. and, they plan to reimburse the paintings' owner. how about that? >> i saw the surveillance video, you see the little boy with the can of soda in one hand, trips little over the rope, one hand just barely touches it, but that's enough with the older paintings. >> it is. >> i would probably get grounded for that one. >> oh, ya. >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. for justin all every us here, thanks you for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. >> ♪ webuyanycar.com lling your car, truck or suv? takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book

janine de la vega shoens is us how the thieves are roping people in -- showns us how the thieves are roping people in. >> reporter: it's very common to wear gold jewry in the asian and indian cultural. robberies are increasing. here is an example of how the robberies go down. this is surveillance video from 2013 where you see a couple stalking an indian inside a walmart in fremont. when they exit. robber strikes. earlier this week, a man and two women were walking near fremont boulevard when an armed gunman ripped off the gold chains. one of the women was assaulted. we spoke to two women who said they are going to remove their gold jewelry but it's difficult to convince their parents because gold is a sign of marriage. >> they are wearing so much gold. many of the persons are wearing many of the gold jewries like bangles, ear rings and chains. >> it's scary. horrible. we're scared. >> reporter: many of the robberies have happened in the afternoon and evening. some victims have been approached from behind while they are walking on the street. other victims have been approached while s

they have kids on the ropes and they send them down to try. bags of potato chips, sometimes it's candy, sometimes it's toys. they send them down to see if they can claw some sort of prize. >> all right, that's the coolest thing i've ever seen. >> but they've got this figured out. an investigation found most of these are scams. they only give prizes once the cost of the machine contents are finally paid off. it must take a lot of quarters >>> this morning on "world news now," the unpredictable donald trump addresses reporters, supporters and faces protesters during his first public appearance in days. what new polls reveal about the gop front-runner. >>> heartbroken actress. an american judge tells "gossip girl" star kelly rutherford your children belong with their dad in europe. what's next in this custody dispute. >>> also this morning, drama on the streets. >> a sinkhole filling with floodwater, swallowing a man in his truck. who came to the rescue with moments to spare in what could have been a brush with death. >>> and later, kim kardashia

. >> he hears me scream and throws me a life jacket and the rope was under the water and i felt the rope and grabbed the rope, sexton makes it to his boat but he is not well, hyperthermia is taking hold but it's decided he must be brought out by chopper. >> we knew he had been in the water for a significant amount of time and that his chance of survival was decreasing. >> he is brought out in this amazing lift and taken to the hospital asked why he was not wearing a life jacket on a dark tossing sea. >> because i'm an idiot i will never do that again. >> a blunt assessment to stay the least the next order of business is to buy state of the art life vests and equip his boat with them and to use them. >>> eagles fans got their first look at the birds today, training camp is open to the public wearing their green and white proudly, hundreds filled lincoln financial field excited for the new players on the team speblly demarco murray and the fans are predicting a great season ahead. >> super bowl this is it! >> i think chip is a running guy and it will be interesting a team to watch. >> you

armed with a gun, and in one case rope used to tie up a clerk.e walked in like any other customer, reportedly asked about the soaps but used his gun to clean out the place. >> but a gun here. said if you have any money, everything give me now. >> the surveillance cameras on the 4600 block of frankford avenue captured the robbery as the clerk hands over a cash, he is ordered into the aisle and onto the floor where you see the suspect holding a piece of rope. >> and put in my lap. >> and he explains how the robber tied his arms and legs before taking off with the cash. and he then untied himself and called the police. >> did you think that he was going to shoot? >> yeah, yeah, i think about this way. >> and since the june stick-up the the philadelphia police say the same guy knocked often dollar stores throughout the northeast including one on torresdale avenue and one on frankford twice. they asked him to notice the distinct hat and shirt and call them. >> and tying people up, but more importantly he has a hand gun. the concern is that it progress

he never does net or hardness just in case. >> vince was saying he has tight roped across the atlantic city boardwalk. >> right. >> it is just so nerve racking. >> can you imagine being his wife at the end. he is married, and has children. >> if he does, they are tough. >> my goodness. >>> here's a question, what do you think all right is the mess popular shoe type of shoe for ladies in the u.s. >> i have in idea. >> but, according to the web site masterful the the answer may surprise you. it find that americans like the marry jane straps which we agree we have not worn since what the mid 90's? that is also with the strap, wide open, or pointed toe. >> all right. >> and a heel too. >> yes. >> also, four and a half inch heel just to be specific. >>> australians are more likely to buy flats or flat sandals and mexico shoppers tend to go platform shoes or wedgees and apparently the irish they stay with the stiletto. >> there we go. >> we were saying in of us own a pair of marry janes and i cannot tell last time i saw a girl walking around town in them. >> i mean the strap. >> yes. >> i ha

then, these wire rope templates that were fabricated for the line work get laid down and literally stamped into the asphalt, and then everything was hand-painted. >> maybe you could talk about some of the symbolism, maybe starting in the middle and working out. >> [inaudible] the flower of industry. >> it is like a compass. there's an arrow pointing north. >> within the great bear consolation, there are two pointed stars here. they typically lead one to the northstar, otherwise known as polaris. so i thought it has a layer of theme. >> let's talk about some of the other elements in the peace. we are walking along, and there is a weather vane. there's a sweet little bird hanging on the side. what kind of bird is that? >> [inaudible] the smallest of the gulf species, and it lives around the bay area. >> you want to talk about the types of flour patterns that you send? >> [inaudible] around 1926 or so by the dahlia society. >> what is this bird here? >> that is the california quail. >> coming up here, we had a little blustery theme. what is this area here? >> this is supposed to be the side v

i was roped in. this woman was here with her son watching this guy, pretty skeptical. she finally said to me, what you doing? like, do people know you are out here digging in their sacred property? and i had that pottery. i looked at her. i was pretty manic at the time because i knew this party was old enough. i said i'm finding james fort! , she backed away with her son. come on, bobby, let's not upset the nice man. she really said that. i hope she came back with him. that was 1994. what we had done, luckily enough, was to dig at this place which turned out to be a filled in cellar of a building that we have replicated above. that we found pieces of by finding where a post had been put in the ground and left a dark circle stain in the soil. there was a cellar full of an intact helmet armor. , they came out of this pit in the exhibit. before you go, please see that. the dates of coins. all this stuff was coming out. it was military and old enough -- wow. this is james fort. it took many years to connect all the dots to be able to tell where and how the fort laid out. w

the men cry out as our captain toss a rope. -- tosses a rope. 60 migrants cramped together clutchingvests and inner tubes. onshore most disappear into waiting taxis. one young man says, if death wasn't chasing us, we would not be trying this. by day, holiday makers enjoy the same beach. for them, the greek island destination is just part of the view. the remnants of the migrants' treacherous journey litters the shoreline, shoes, clothing, a discarded dinghy. this is just one of the many launch points that surround the capital. mohammed arrived a week ago from syria. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: dedetained for two days. they wanted us to confess that we came to turkey to fight against them. after enduring beatings he said he was finally released. [ screaming ] >> reporter: it is the pain of parents who thought they were saving their children hardly able to comprehend that this is the europe they risked their lives for. [ screaming ] >> reporter: people here are so angry, so upset. they can't believe that this is happening to them in europe. everyone who we have been speaking

once the nylon rope is stretched and anchored, mich gets to work.sy, but make no mistake, it's not. even members of mich's entourage, who all use a harness. >> mich keeps his fear of falling in check. >> fear is not good. if you don't know how to control fear, it's becoming way more dangerous. >> green lake, austria. mich traverses a distance world record, 525-foot, 12-minute walk over the icy cold green lake. >> it's really cold. it's about 45, 48 degrees. >> it's the longest slackline ever attempted in europe. getting past the midway, the lowest point on the line, is the hardest. >> you have to like control your breathing, your body. hear into yourself, your mind is collecting so deep with your body, with your muscles, with everything. you feel the energy. >> also in austria, a walk 12,000 feet high through the clouds across two of the highest peaks in europe. for most people, it's plain and simple, terror. but for mich, it's just a warm-up. back in the u.s., he craves a tougher challenge and finds it. like in oregon's aptly named monkey face, ano

a didn't have to stand behind a rope. >> just for that part. >> just for that part. that's a step up. that's a >> how are you? >> good. >> governor. >> long time no see. >> thank you. good to zoo you. >> thanks for coming. -- good to see you. >> thanks for coming. >> they would be very interested in talking and comparing notes because you're not in the same market at all but the same technology and industry. >> have them give us a call. >> i hope you met a few people and enjoyed that. >> great time. good to see you. >> hi. running. >> thanks. >> thank you for being here in iowa. >> thank you. great to be back. ok. here we go. >> how are you? >> governor. running. >> thanks. >> thank you for thank you. >> thank you so much for coming. >> thanks. >> i would like you to meet dick 11. >> hi. -- levin. >> hi. >> ok. time's up. >> the old goat looks like he's ready to butt a few people. >> now i need a corn dog. >> i've got -- >> where do i go? i've got to start eating. >> david young. how are you? >> governor. how have you been? >> good. >> are you eating your way through

after 15 terrifying minutes, stadium workers finally restrain the bull with ropes.takes more than a dozen people to subdue the bull. miraculously, no one is killed during the incident. but the bull's rampage injures more than 30 people. five months earlier, another bull wreaks havoc stateside. a rodeo bull escapes from a stadium and runs wild in a parking lot filled with children. >> i saw the bull and i froze because i didn't know what was going to happen. >> march 7th, 2010, houston, texas. the annual houston livestock show and rodeo is in full swing. >> it's an all-encompassing entertainment extravaganza that's not for profit. it benefits youth education. >> the event has been going strong for more than 75 years. it's a texas tradition that features lone star staples like great music, down-home cooking, and of course, a top-notch rodeo. >> we're the largest fair event in north america, the largest rodeo in the world. >> scott and denise barrett have been taking their 12-year-old daughter sarah marie to the event for years. on this date, sarah marie is especially

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i have learned the ropes quickly. thosein terms of taking orders, how is your relationship with the gop leaders in the house? rep. abraham: good. i think we have good leaders. -- in louisiana, we're lucky to have the leader there. he brings character and clarity to the situation but also some power. we wantve an issue that to bring to the front burner, we go to school lease. host: you spoke about your background, what is in your background that best qualified you for being a member of congress? rep. abraham: probably the veterinarian and physician role. it takes on study to get to those places in life. being here in congress, you have to do your homework. you don't just come up here and show up. when i go h

. >> we actually climb the rope.crystal is here usually, we do like partnering, like yoga, swinging with each other's ropes. >> okay. >> now, i'm going to attempt to do some swinging right now. >> yes. >> i can do that? now, i had this harness on. we were just talking about me having a daughter. that will probably won't happen. >> i think you'll be all right. >> pretty secure. >> just make sure to jump up. >> okay. >> and then walk back. >> okay, now, what kind of move should i do? >> i think you should just let your legs kind of slow just feel like there is no grounds under you. >> tricky thing, when you fly back, you have this tree right here. >> right, make sure you turn your hip so that you don't hit the tree. >> okay, holds this for me? >> okay, i'll hold this. >> oh, boy. man, okay. >> okay, quincy, start to swing. >> we are women, yes. >> fly back. >> oh, no. >> god. >> just do a move? >> let your feet fly. >> she almost hit the tree. >> he should do a tarzan noise. >> watch out for that tree! >> beautiful. >>

you can see they have center road roped off here. crime scene investigators are here collecting evidence. we are told the exchange of gunfire happened outside a laundry mat. the department's coverture response unit was at the strip mall conducting a follow up investigation on a homicide that occurred at a different location. police say officers spotted the suspect and made contact with them and that is when he reached for his handgun. officer fired at him and he went down in front of the laundry mat and pronounced dead at the scene. i'm told the suspect had two other conditions witnesses with them and they are being interviewed. both are veteran officers and will be put on paid administrative leave. there are still at least eight patrol cars here holding a perimeter around the scene. police have the northbound lane of center closed from capitol expressway to the south side. that is a two block area. this is the third officer involved shooting in san jose. this happened in a week. deadly officer involved shooting. we are hoping to get

he will get a rope a and get her to safety. whether sit up or down, we do not know. over to matt on the scene. >> the coast guard is trying to make its way down to the woman and you have a better view from sky 7. i am at the command post. the biggest concern has been the two dogs with the woman. they have been acting aggressively. they have been able to get down the cliff. that is not issues. if the dogs were not this i am sure they would be able to bring her up. because of day they have been concerns. animal control is on scene and with the coast guard dropping down with baskets, the concern, too, is the dogs get close to the coast guard swimmer is what never calling him, the person who gets close or doing the rescue from basket and keeping the dogs away from the woman. i saw a police officer w with a bean magazine gun just in case he has to keep the dogs away. that is what they are doing and dealing with. if it does nut work they have plan "b" and they will brief us open that. >> matt, do you know what breed the aggressive dogs are? >> two pit bulls. >> figures. >>

so you -- you have to learn the ropes so to speak. i've got some good things done. > in terms of taking those orders how's the leadership in the house? >> i think we've got good leadership from boehner to aliss and in louisiana we're lucky to have steve scaliss. he also brings some power. as our louisiana delegation, if we have an issue that we want to be pushed to the front burner, well, where do we go? we go to scalise. what do you think is in your background that best qualifies you for being in congress? >> that's probably the veterinarian and the physician role. it takes some study to get to those particular places in life. and being up here in congress you have to do your homework. you just don't come up here and show up. when i come home tonight i read my material for my committee for the rest of the week. my staff has given me task to do that bolsters my knowledge base for whatever's coming down the pike. so it takes a lot of after-hours work to stay ahead of the game and you have to stay ahead of the game here. >> some of the

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