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. >>> he apparently doesn't have any spidey senses. this man scaled a building, broke in through the roof, but his plot went sideways when it was caught on camera. jodi hernandez is live in pittsburgh where police are looking for a bruised suspect still on the run. >> reporter: the suspect targeted this liquor store using this rock to break through the top window. the entry didn't go off quite as planned. >> he just broke the glass and then he climbed up on the door. and at that point he was looking like a spiderman to me. >> reporter: but this burglary suspect's spidey sense wasn't the only thing tingling as he dropped into the store on the floor. >> he was not able to stand up on his feet. >> reporter: the crook finally made it to the register, grabbing cash before realizing there was no easy exit. the only way out was the way he got in. the owner says the the store was covered in shattered glass and blood. >> just to get money out of the store, he was badly hurt, all the blood out of his body on the floor. >> reporter: tonight polic

you might say his spidey sense wasn't the only thinggl capture man dropping in through a busted window. >> he was actually crawling up on the floor. i think his leg or maybe his back got hurt. he was not able to stand up on his feet. >> the crook finally made it to the register grabbing some cash before realizing there was no easy exit. the only way out was the way in. the owner says the store was covered in shattered glass and blood. >> just to get some money out of the store, he was badly hurt. blood on his body on the floor. >> police are looking for the badly injured burglar. customers are shaking their heads at the botched break-in. >> that's stupid. you can't be doing that. can't do that. he learned his lesson. he should. >> people that do stuff like that, karma comes back to them. >> reporter: the owner hopes he realizes the crime just wasn't worth the risk. >> w hdoin that, i was feeling like he's just like on the monkey bars, you know. >> i really want him to be caught. not just for us. like for him also. so that he should be on the right track in his life. >> reporter: we're

. >> reporter: but this burglary suspect spidey sense wasn't the only thing tingling as he dropped into a pittsburg liquor store through a busted window. >> he was crawling on the floor. maybe his leg got hurt and he was not able to stand up on his feet. >> reporter: the crook finally made it to the register grabbing some cash before realizing there was no easy exit. the only way out was the way he got in. the owner says the store was covered in shattered glass and blood. >> just to get some money out of the store, he was badly hurt. all the blood out of his body on the floor. >> reporter: tonight police are looking for the badly injured burglar. and customers are shaking their heads at the botched break-in. >> no, not superman. he can't be doing that. can't do that. he learned his lesson, he should. he's hurt. he might have some broken bones or something. >> committing crimes and breaking into people's stuff and hurting their selves, and taking from other people, it's not what's up. >> reporter: the owners say they've been targeted before, but the daring stunts caught on camera a defin

is that one of the things tripping your spidey sense on whether it adds up here?n't know if it's tripping my spiedy sense but you raise a good point. it's not characteristic of the rudy giuliani that we all knew but we don't know all the facts yet either. >> hundred percent. asha, the reason i'm going down this road and i asked you guys to come in tonight speculation of they're going to impeach or not and i get why that's speculation and why we do a minimum of that on this show. this is not that for me. these eavavenues have to be satisfied with answers. no disrespect to the d.o.j. no one's opening a case on rudy giuliani on a whim, not in this administration. >> no, i think that the bar would have been high for them to go down this road. and to answer your question on why he would be kavorting with these people, i think we've seen this happen in other context. general michael flynn was respected at one point. >> very respectable guy, known for loyalty, but he was getting paid, asha, in a way that giuliani didn't need. i don't know what happened in his diverse, bu

this case but that he had also asked tillerson to talk to giuliani so that also obviously got my spidey sense tingling. >> do we know if anybody other than rex tillerson, rex tillerson according to your reporting didn't do this and shocked and decided it was illegal. do we know if anybody else ever did approach the justice department and lean on them about this prosecution? i know from the case of this gold trader that it took some pretty radical twists and turns before that case was over. do we know if this request from the president was ever carried out by anyone else? >> no, well, what happened in the end was that he essentially turned state's evidence and agreed to cooperate in a case against a turkish bank and turkish banking executive. all along during the course of the trial, the state department was essentially tasked with the job of trying to see if there could be some diplomatic bargain arranged between turkey and the u.s. and this was at the direction of the president to see if there could be some sort of trade made. in the end, we know obviously that the department of justic

reached out the 2 sides resumed negotiations and they reached an agreement so you could say it was spideye rescue and. >>and take a look at this video of a cheetah cub and a rescue dog getting along like the best of friends. the cheetahs name is chris she's about 3 months old her canine friend is remus it may look like a casual incidental played a but this pairing was actually quite deliberate. chris was the only surviving cup from her litter so she was hand race along with most lanes so the zoo keepers introduce remiss for companionship as a surrogate sibling, they say they picked him because he's good natured and highly energetic and they seem to just let one another down reason that she'll be running circles around and sister >>and adorable. all right that wraps kron 4 news tonight at 8 on our primetime coverage just getting started on this thursday night grant lotus and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. ken thanks very much next tonight, the latest in richmond where 2 people have been killed another person is in the hospital following shooting right in the middle of the a

does your spidey sense tell you that? you have a bunch of years under your belt. >> no.ere interviewing your last guest. there's only two legal references of any note in the complaint. one is to 50 usc section 2033, which is the whistle-blower law. it's perfectly understandable the whistleblower would have familiarized his or herself before they went down this road. the second is to executive order 13-526 and that is in the portion of the complaint where he's basically arguing the information he's providing is not classified and should not be classified to conceal it after he's made his report. so that's not overanalyzed, incredibly challenging legal work. it's a complainant that is well informed and going out of his way to file the report consistent with the law. >> if any prove comes out this man or woman was in concerted action with anyone on the left to work this up, i want to know and blow it out of the water. jim, as we go down the road of this impeachment inquiry, the idea of what is the bar looms large. and i know that high crimes and misdemeanors was done this w

jon meacham, i want to appeal to your constitutional spidey sense when's hear the president saying iute right to do something, what do you hear? >> i hear an unamerican and undemocratic, unrepublican, lower case d, lower case r, impulse. i was thinking last night reading through all of this, i would urge folks who are inclined to support the president to think about this. if we had had this guy in the early days of the republic, i'm not entirely sure we would have survived. part of what's working now insofar as it is is that we have nearly 2 1/2 centuries of examples where the checks and balances of the constitutional system have worked. they design, the framers designed the government for a moment like this. they were quite prescient in many ways. what they -- and what i think puts the -- really the weight on the rest of us is when they designed that to check and balance a president who was -- seemed uncheckable and unbalanced, they counted on an informed, educated, engaged citizenry. that sounds like a fourth of july homily or a sermon. but it smacks of being true. a republic is th