the bottom of the stairs. and only one person, investigators believed, had the opportunity, and motive, to kill that day. >> all the evidence kept leading us right back to barton street, where that homicide occurred. >> reporter: but they knew they had a circumstantial case. >> there was no single piece of evidence which conclusively said, "cara rintala killed her wife." >> reporter: still, they decided to go for it. 18 months after ann's death, in october, 2011, cara rintala, living in rhode island by then with her daughter, was arrested and charged with ann's murder. cara's mom got a call to come pick up brianna. >> and brianna, when i got there she said, "why was mommy crying?" i had to think fast. i said, "because she's a great paramedic and they needed her for an important job." and so, they took her. and that's why she's crying because she's not going to get to see you right away. >> reporter: so it was that cara rintala would have the dubious distinction of being the first woman in massachusetts history

i think she fell down the stairs.michael believes alcohol must have played a role in her fall, and even though her blood alcohol levels weren't off the charts, he says, there may have been another contributing factor. a few months before her death, she'd suffered an injury diving into their swimming pool. and her doctor put her on several prescription meds. >> do you remember her being wobbly in the weeks that followed? >> oh, my god, yeah. she had to wear a neck brace. she -- they put her on percocet to begin with. michael peterson, the trial was hard enough to bear, but the family spilt made it even worse. there was kathleen's daughter, caitlin, across the room in the prosecution's camp. and behind him the whole time, his girls, margaret and martha. >> they were sisters. they loved one another. they helped one another. and that's been the biggest, to me, the sadness that everything that kathleen wanted to make happen and did happen as far as the family was torn asunder. >> reporter: michael's story is one he says th

. >> i fell from the top of the stairs to the bottom of the stairs. i was unconscious.

up stairs over there valerie. saturday so the doctor started filming us here they were pouring water and taking videos and then my father came and found me someone had told him we were here so he came and took me away. i went up stairs and saw my wife and children i was very surprised and asked what had happened my son's eyes were red and i found out it was results of what it was because he could have got sick and he was on drugs just when i took my son they first told me that they still needed him to play still to come away from. the boy is clearly in shock still to have to go through something like this or to go through such terror at his age is unthinkable really we've reached out to the white house questing in statement of some reaction to what's being being filmed in duma right now but we're still to hear back from them even as i understand there was other footage from the alleged senior of the attack was and yes indeed there was another video released by another activist and it is apparently from an apartmen

daniel: there is the restored grand stair. i will leave you with one more white house story, a more recent story. president bush's last christmas party in 2008 in the white house, they invited me to light the menorah with a grandson of the first president of israel. he and i went to practice this. we were doing this at the foot of the grand staircase. i keep knocking water off your, i need to stop that. at the foot of the grand staircase, everyone in the entrance hall. we had a little instruction upfront from a rabbi to tell us how to do this correctly. this was mostly for me, the episcopalian, to do this right. but he gave us instruction and at the end of showing us how to do this, he moistened his fingers and put out the candle. and he said, why are you doing it that way? the rabbi said i never blowout flame of life with the breath of life. and he said, oh. but the rabbi said, do what you want. it is ok. don't stress about it. so he said ok. we sat down, the thing got started, here comes the president and first lady. we go u

swig, if we are reduced by saturday work all together, the stairs and will crux -- >> i'm sorry. . you speak into the mic. >> if we remove the saturday work from noisy work, the stairs are infeasible construct because we need more than two hours a day to saw cut that. >> and wasn't going to be sufficient support for my motion on that anyway, which is why i am changing my motion to a continuance until may 23 when we can hear further testimony and maybe you can all work something out further and present it to us. >> thank you. >> but when i asked the question, that is a whole month. >> you know, our job -- excuse me, our position here is not to create an unreasonable hindrance and hardship. >> true. >> but at the same time, we are trying to look for some resolution that is not one way. >> we can still hold -- if commissioner lazarus with three unless there is a problem. >> we can condition with less than four supermajority. >> okay. >> the other thing is to continue to may 9 and if i am not here, to the 23rd. >> that is fine. so maybe the horse will sing by then. >> okay. >> okay. >>

it's a small unit down stairs. so the building going up next door with the added fourth floor is going to severely impede -- it's going to cause a large amount of shade placed over the house, and this is going to affect my unit as well, because most of the light that comes into my unit is from two windows, in the bathroom and one in the kitchen that are in the light well. if the fourth floor is added to the top, that's going to severely limit the amount of sun light that can enter the unit, and it's going to make the unit extremely dark. as far as the back yard, the increase in the height will also decrease the amount of privacy that i have in the back yard that's going to have a great affect. and also, just the whole notion of having to displace tenants during this time is -- i think it's going to be a very difficult time for them. it's going to put a lot of stress on them as well, and i just wanted to make mention of that, as well. i don't have much else to say. just wanted to make it quick and short. thank you s

asked who were outside and they told all of us to go into the hospital i was immediately taken up stairs and they started pouring water on me do you remember where it happened. here with the hose lucidity. here it is. that the porch water on me they put me here and then took me off serious to my mother where exactly up stairs the second floor. of abstainers over there that alley that is the doctor started filming us here they were pouring water on taking videos and then my father came and found me someone had told him we were here so he came and took me away i like honestly i didn't know she was being seen i went up stairs and saw my wife and children i was very surprised and asked what had happened when my son's eyes were red i found out that it was water but it was cold and he could have got sick and he was undressed when i took my son there first told me that they still needed him but i still took him away from that. the boy is clearly in shock still to have to go through something like this to go through such terror at his age is unthinkable really we've reached out to the white helm

non-stop. >> and when you say the stairs and the courtyard do you mean the stairs and the courtyard of the youtube'd headquarters building >> yeah, yeah, it was inside. >> how did you know? >> because like i said the person that was shooting you could feel the sensation from the shots through my body. >> you are saying you saw two women shot the first one who came into the carl's jr. was she hysterical? >> she was airbnban. like around 30 years old put her inside the building, went back. kept low, and then went back up towards the stairs went up to the gate and that's where i met the other die. she's shot too she's shot, too they were having a catering party. one of the caterers, he have out of it. flipped out. that person got shot there and that was it. and then, yeah, so i no two people that were -- the girl that got shot in the leg and the other girl she's dead because she got shot at least ten times. >> she wasn't moving >> no, no, no. she was on the ground. and then the cops came and everything and then they started like surrounding her looking for the shooter. and i don't know wh

the same stair case survivors say caused a bottleneck during the evacuations leaving people trapped to on the 2nd floor. >> watch it. >> reporter: a few minutes later in the same body camera video obtained by the east bay times those same officers are heard talking about the potential fire danger. >> i would be so worried about all of the electrical wires. >> wow. >> a year later on december 2nd, 2016, the investigators say an electrical fire started during a party, killing 36 people inside. in another body camera video recorded as the ghost ship warehouse was still burning. a survivor tells the officer he could not get down the makeshift stairs so he escaped out a window using an electrical wire to repel down the side. >> i was holding on to a power cord, so much smoke, it melted i just dropped. oh my god i can't believe i made it. >> reporter: representing the district, they say they watched the video cameras obtained by the east bay times and says the police need to report those types of conditions. >> there are so many priorities that they have, but it is their responsibility to re

apparently he got impatient, headed up the stairs to check out michelle and that's when it happened.e found him, she said at the bottom of that outside stairway. she could see the blood. she ran to the nearest store, called 911. >> within minutes police and paramedics arrived and they found michelle cradling her husband in a pool of blood. but it was too late. marty fear was dead. he was just 31. because marty was an air force captain military investigators were soon on the scene as well as police making this a joint investigation with the fayetteville pd. both teams were eager to speak to the only known witness, michelle fear. >> she said she heard what sounded to her like three bangs of a car backfiring. >> did she tell you what she did at that point? >> she then opened the door and noticed that her husband was laying at the bottom of the stairs. >> she told them she thought she saw someone moving in the bushes near the stayway but she wasn't sure. >> i think police were looking at perhaps, a robbery of some type. >> detectives combed the parking lot surrounding area, but found no

my son actually slipped and fell down the stairs one. in addition, the front yard, which i have a picture here of -- there it is. front yard, as you can see from the photo, it's not conducive for a yard where children can play, that there's a different elevation between here and the walkway, over here, and the carport, which is here, and the walkway combined takes away from a lot of the rear yard space, so they don't have room to do, you know, play activities and stuff like that. so this's opposed to what we're proposing here today, which would have a back yard, a lot more space for them to play. our street's not really safe where they can play, like the suburbs, and they can't go outside and play by themselves, so a back yard is essential for our son. looking long-term, the home is designed so that karen and i have the ability for our parents to live on the ground level when they need assistance in the future, instead of being in a nursing home. we would like for them to be near us during that period of time, and i'm an only child, so i

up stairs over there. saturday so the doctor started filming us here they were pouring water and taking videos and then my father came and found me someone had told her we were here so he came and took me away i luckily i didn't know she was being seen and i went up stairs and saw my wife and children i was very surprised and asked what had happened when my son's eyes were red and i found out it was actually what it was he could have got sick he was undressed when i took my son that first told me that they still needed him but i still took him away from . the boy is clearly in shock still to have to go through something like this to go through such terror at his age is unthinkable really we've reached out to the white house west in a statement of some reaction to what's being what's being filmed in duma right now but we're still to hear back from them now even as i understand there was other footage from the alleged senior of the attack was and yes indeed there was another video released by another activis

on the stairs, i could break my neck going down those stairs because we're disabled.d on a step many a time. good morning, mr hobson. and they haven't discussed with you repairs... by daylight housing officers arrive, they‘ re not impressed. hello. so you canjust see it hasn't been maintained for a very, very long time. something as important as electrics, you would expect that to be looked after much better than this. it's notjust the electrics, there are holes in the wall, the sink is blocked. you can see that the penetrating dampness has continued down to this floor as well. now, the landlord says he wanted to do a full refurbishment, but that would have meant making john and his partner homeless, so they left it like this, and that was in 2016. john is paying £525 a month to live in a place like this. this is one of the worst cases that we've seen. they've got no lighting, which means during the hours of darkness they're struggling to get up and down the stairs. is it dangerous? yes. yes, it is. nationally, one in four rented properties in england fails to meet th

him we were here so he came and took me away i luckily i didn't know she was being seen i went up stairs and saw my wife and children i was very surprised and asked what had happened when my son's eyes were red i found out that it was water but it was cold and he could have got sick he was undressed when i took my son there first told me that they still needed him but i still took him away from there. the boy is clearly in shock still to have to go through something like this to go through such terror at his age is unthinkable really we've reached out to the white house westing in statement of some reaction to what's been being filmed in duma right now but we're still to hear back from them even as i understand there was other footage from the alleged senior of the attack was and yes indeed there was another video released by another activist and it is apparently from an apartment building where the actual chemical project tile the alleged chemical project tile landed this is the initial video that we're showing you right now and this is the project oh we our crew again managed to get in

speak specifically to that, but i can also talk about what we saw on a regular basis happening down stairs. tidewater is a partner to the community. i've been in the nonprofit world for nearly two decades, including running community programs for the warriors, raising funds for the be good . tidewater representatives have been a if he nom knowledge job of outreaching to local residents and organizations. craig young and his partners have attended our local neighborhood association meetings on a regular basis for a long time. again, another great effort at being a good neighbor. they had shadow studies done to show that court side's lobby would not be adversely affected. and yes, i have to clean that black dust off my screens and my furniture every day. it's already that way. i believe that tidewater commissioned an environmental study that shows that their project would not have an adver adverse effect on the air quality. this block needs new life and vibrancy. tidewater's project would do just that. i urge you to approve this project. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. mr. william

and i look towards what around me he put me here and then took me up stairs to my mother eleven year old ass and dia was one of the apparent victims in the white helmets video here he is after being drenched and sprayed he's fine if a little confused any child would be terrified ergo the panic which the white helmets were there to film he was eventually found though by his father who was none the wiser and mechanically idea motion of the n.c. i went up stairs and saw my wife and children i was very surprised and asked what had happened when my son's eyes were red i found out that it was about it was cold and he could have got sick and he was undressed when i took my son that first told me that they still needed him but i still to come away from there one of the doctors who was reportedly on shift at the time seemed surprised by the sudden influx some people come to. people in what. they say had. symptoms the doctor and others did however say that some people came in complaining about difficulty breathing which is common when an explosion destroys a building for example there's a lot

we were told say and they told all of us to go into the hospital i was immediately taken up stairs and they started pouring water on me. also ahead a growing number of asylum seekers in germany are claiming to be terrorists in the hope of avoiding deportation allegedly exploiting loopholes in this as. the top stories from the past seven days on right up to the moment developments well you're very welcome to the weekly here on r.t. international video that was said to show the aftermath of an alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of duma at the beginning of this month is now being called into question the footage was released by the white helmets a group which has long been embroiled in controversy over its activities in war torn syria and most one of the few sources to report the excited party visited the hospital in duma and talk with doctors and locals who said they saw no toxic agents . hell miss told us about the use of chemical weapons we saw no sign of that if chemical weapons were used against those people a medical stuff would have also been affected. people poured water i

i went up stairs and saw my wife and children i was very surprised and asked what had happened when my son's eyes were red i found out it was walter but it was cold and he could have got sick and he was undressed when i took my son that first told me that they still needed him but i still to come away from there one of the doctors who was reportedly on shift at the time seemed surprised by the sudden influx some people come to. people in what. they say had. symptoms the doctor and others did however say that some people came in complaining about difficulty breathing which is common when an explosion destroys a building for example there's a lot of dust makes it difficult to breathe and especially affects people with asthma it's remarkable how these scenes convinced three countries to launch cruise missiles at syria especially remarkable when you realize that so many of the people here had no idea about what was going on. on only that someone shouted about chemicals of the credibility of the white helmets has also been questioned by rock legend and co-founder of pink floyd roger waters

up stairs the second floor. abstainers over there valerie. saturday so the doctor started filming us here they were pouring water and taking videos and then my father came and found me someone had told him we were here so he came and took me away i luckily i didn't see i went up stairs and saw my wife and children i was very surprised and asked what had happened when my son's eyes were red and i found out it was one of them out it was cold and he could have got sick he was undressed when i took my son the first told me they still needed him but i still took him away from. the boy is clearly in shock still to have to go through something like this to go through such terror at his age is unthinkable really we've reached out to the white helmet westing in statement of some reaction to what's being what's being filmed in duma right now but we're still to hear back from them even as i understand there was other footage from the alleged senior year.

i like the stair, that the tower is fun. i like the way all the buildings are distinct but come together. i think it's going to be impressive. i congratulate the design team. >> thank you. >> i like it. >> yeah. i also -- i want to comment on the design. i think it's quite nice. >> oh, wow. >> wow. okay. that it -- you know, it gives peop people a sense that they're living in a wonderful place, and so that's really good and excited to see it come alive there for -- for folks. so i think it's good, and just to answer mr. washington's question, mercy has been around since 1854. no, it's mercy, and mercy is the same group of sisters who started mercy housing who have been here since 18 -- [ inaudible ] >> commissioner mondejar: but the -- well, the spirit is mercy, and they've been here since 1854, but i'm not -- i'm just providing you with some information. [ inaudible ] >> commissioner mondejar: so -- [ inaudible ] >> commissioner mondejar: okay. thank you, mr. washington. so may i have a motion on this item? [ inaudible ] >>

this is where the family would have gone up the stairs and any guests. we have another staircase that the enslaved population, the paid servants probably were using most of the time when they were working here at gunston hall. it is hidden from view. if you come and visit gunston hall you have the opportunity. this seems very atypical. more often than not we get about five rooms upstairs. george mason gets seven plus a storage room. so these bedrooms line the hallway. and there aren't any assigned bed chambers. so the guests were probably using the corner chambers and the kids were using inner bedrooms. the inner bedrooms if you pop your head in don't have fire places. they have fewer windows. it made for the space being a little warmer in the summer and colder in the winter, a little less desirable for visitors. but if we step down the hall and we take a look into one of these beautiful bedrooms on the side you can see they have more window windows, a fire place, a little bit more comfortable for visitors. the family story goes that this bedroom that we

. >>> it's good to see the kids exercising, running stairs. that's a great way to stay in physical condition. he is running, charging up those stairs of this very tall building in manchester city england. once they get to the top they have to find lay way through. it must be fitness inducing as well. >> all about fitness. >> they keep going up and up and up. they find their way into an el voit tar. they earned little breath. suddenly finds one last door which allows them to get a great view o. roof. it's a great way to freshuate the city that you live in. let's look around around see this gorgeous city on a very r narrow ledge. if you remember the slide on the playground they were slick and fast and you wanted a bigger and bigger and bigger slide. he found it. >> oh. he might get >> part of me is like that does look a little bit fun. >> fear inducing. they didn't look like they lost any control at auchlt once they finished their slide -- >> about a mile now. he is storming up the side of the billing and tried this before. they got kicked out o

it is a home with more than 33 bedrooms for guests and family, 65 fireplaces, a massive stair place -- staircase, and architectural beauty. welcome to biltmore estate in ashford, north carolina. we will head in. this house was constructed over a period of six years starting in the 1880's and finished in 1895. george vanderbilt, the owner and builder of the home envisions this as a getaway for family and friends and opened it christmas eve of 1895. he was the youngest son of theiam henry vanderbilt and grandson of commodore vanderbilt. this was an incredible family that had been building railroads and shipping industries across the world. he was the youngest son and interested in intellectual pursuits. he was a book and print collector, a friend to artists and writers. george washington vanderbilt -- to thee ash asheville area and there were many doctors in this area for his mother. he fell in love with the landscape and to the sweeping views and began to assemble an estate. land witho acquire this vision of creating a house -- began to acquire land with this vision of creating a house

this is where the mason family would have gone up the stairs and any guests. we have another staircase that i'll point out in just a minute that the enslaved population, the paid servants and indentured servants were probably using most of the time when they were here at gunston hall. it's hidden from view from our guests. if you come and visit gunston hall, you have the opportunity to walk up that staircase and get that experience. so we've stepped up into this long hallway. this seems very atypical in an 18th century home because more often than not, we get about five rooms upstairs. george mason, interestingly enough, gets seven, plus a storage room. so these bedrooms line the hallway. and there aren't any assigned bed chambers. so the guests were probably using the corner chambers and the kids were using inner bedrooms. the inner bedrooms, if you pop your head in, don't have any fireplaces. they have fewer windows. it made for the space being a little warmer in the summer and a little colder in the winter, a little less desirable for visitors. but if we st

he has not yet walked down those stairs. we'll stand by and watch those stairs very, very closely.is wife brigitte macron will be accompanying him. on the right the white house press briefing room supposed to start a few minutes ago but a bit delayed. we'll have live coverage of sarah sanders answering reporters' questions. i imagine she'll open up with a statement. we'll see if she brings anyone into the briefing room for additional information as well, so there's a lots coming up. >>> in the meantime, let's talk about the president of the united states and his long-time friend, his lawyer michael cohen. they've been working together for a long time now. the doors have just opened and he's going to be walking down, we assume, momentarily. let's watch this for a moment and we can discuss as we await, kouran. this is an important first official state visit by someone to the united states on behalf of france. >> right. it's very important because also it seems like -- >> here they come, brigitte and emmanuel macron walking down those stairs. >> the president and macron seem to have e

at that point, police officers expressed concerns about even using the makeshift stairs that later caused a bottleneck of people trying to escape the fire. 36 people died when a fire broke out on december 2, 2016. in another prefire video obtained, police speak with the master tenet, derrick almeta. >> we are coming here too many times. are you even legally supposed to stay here? >> i don't stay here. i had to stay here last night. >> do you remember me from your last call with your kids and stuff? >> this has been an on going battle. >> the oakland police department has not commented on what their officers may or may not have reported on the conditions inside the building. both of the tenants are expected to go on trial in july for involuntary manslaughter. >>> president trump says that his summit with north korean leader kim jong un will probably take place in the next three or four weeks. this comes among skepticism that the leader can be taken at his word for all of the promises he has made lately. he says his country is willing to give up its nuclear weapons if the u.s. plans not to

her death coming days after her boyfriend's 6-year-old son fell down the stairs while under her care.he boy later died. his death was ruled accident tall. hers was ruled a suicide even though her hands and feet were tied. now a civil jury has found her boyfriend's brother liable for her death and now they hope police will take another look at the case. >> when people see the evidence in this case, they're going to say, how could this be? how could a sheriff say this was suicide? so do we trust then a sheriff who has had this evidence all this time and didn't do anything about it, in fact snuffed the whole investigation by saying it was a suicide, to we trust that person even if he reopened it to prosecute it? >> let's bring in our legal panel, mercedes and jonna. so we heard the attorney there. how could the sheriff say it was a suicide? >> we're thinking the same thing. forensically, it seems impossible. people kill themselves by hanging all the i'm -- time but they don't have their hands and feet bound and thrown off a balcony. no way this could be suicide. but the sheriff at the ti

i went up stairs and saw my wife and children i was very surprised and asked what had happened when my son's eyes were red i found out that it was water but it was cold and he could have got sick and he was undressed when i took my son that first told me that they still needed him but i still to come away from there one of the doctors who was reportedly on shift at the time seemed surprised by the sudden influx of some people. in what. they say the. symptoms the doctor and others did however say that some people came in complaining about difficulty breathing which is common when an explosion destroys a building for example there's a lot of dust makes it difficult to breathe and especially affects people with asthma. people from the white helmets told us about the use of chemical weapons but we saw no sign of that if chemical weapons were used against those people our medical staff would have also been affected. we've sent a request to the white helmets to comment on this but received no answer yet what we have seen is more and more witnesses coming forward to say there was only panic a