i think she fell down the stairs.'t know. >> 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. then they brought valium. she was on flexeril which is, apparently, a muscle relaxant -- oh yeah. she was in a great deal of pain all the time. >> for 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, t

and in fact liz is dead. >> dead at the bottom of the stairs. >> bottom of the stairs. >> another goodheir circle, amy beth burner and her husband were summoned to elizabeth's townhouse, too. she asked michael what happened. he said well she probably had an aneurysm like her father. when i started to think about someone falling down the stairs, i thought well that's possible those stairs are you know, pretty steep and you know, they're slippery and wooden. >> but amy beth says she looked around, she noticed something -- blood. not just where elizabeth lay but high up along the staircase walls, too. too much blood, she thought for a slip and fall. >> if you fell down the stairs, why would there be blood splurted up the side of the walls? it didn't make any sense to me. >> she says there were household details out of order. like the table that liz set out every night with the girls' breakfast plates. it was bare. the snow boots shoe left by the front door still on her feet. >> liz never wore her boots in the house. she always took her boots off. that was another clue to me that something

i think she fell down the stairs.l 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. then they brought valium. she was on flexeril which is, apparently, a muscle relaxant -- oh yeah. she was in a great deal of pain all the time. >> reporter: for 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 sadne

the stair test converts it.irs without stopping? and can you do it in under a minute? ideally, you should do it in 50 seconds. craig, you broke the world indoor record. >> i don't think that's true. i did it in 28 seconds. >> were you breathy doing it? >> not really. not really that breathy. what does that tell us? am i going to live to be 85 now? >> it means your chance of getting cancer and of dying of heart disease and for you, probably, mental problems, anxiety, dementia, alzheimer's, the incidence goes down if you're physically fit. i'll come back to that in a second. hoda, you had savannah in your rear-view mirror the whole time. >> me? >> yes. there you are. >> why are we shooting it like that? let's get to the headlines. why was that necessary? >> oh. >> you also did it in 28 seconds. >> 28.5. yeah. but i was kind of -- i do -- the one exercise i do is the stair climber. that's my one go-to. >> you're good at it. >> you are all superb. although, savannah, 30 seconds. >> i just want to say. first of all,

i'm going to have to brave the stairs.e are off to tokyo, where thousands of disabled athletes and spectators will show up for the 16th paralympic games in 2020. full carter has gone to find out how the city is preparing dot —— paul carter. tokyo, a sprawling metropolis where ancient monuments rest alongside skyscrapers. i am ancient monuments rest alongside skyscrapers. iam paul carter, journalist and it's my first time in tokyo. i've come to see what life is like for disabled people not only visiting here but also who call this place their home. i was born without any place their home. i was born without a ny lower place their home. i was born without any lower arms or legs and as can see a use short prosthetics to get around. iamjust see a use short prosthetics to get around. i am just off to try and find something to eat. obviously, it does pose some challenges, particularly with my height. anywhere with high stools like this is out of bounds to me. in terms of fatigue, i cannot walk for long distances. sometimes, peop

he was at the top of the stairs shot from down below. >> i think that's what made him roll down the stairs the final shot was to the back of the left ear. >> the kill shot. >> the kill shot. close range. >> they found shell casings in the parking lot. appeared to be from a .9 millimeter handgun. but there were no fingerprints. no footprints. no useful dna. investigators did find marty's wallet. still on him. complete with cash and credit cards. >> marty theer was not robbed. the other thing that was a very, very cold night. not a night where a prowler would be out on the streets just looking to find someone. it made it very suspicious. >> investigators couldn't imagine who would want to kill such a wonderful man like captain marty theer. but of course, out on this dark parking lot they didn't know any of what you know. not yet anyway. assuming what you've heard so far is the real story. and as you'll see, the question of what was true and what wasn't could be very tricky indeed. >>> coming up, michelle said she'd gone back to her office because she'd forgotten something. so what took so lo

no elevator, so i am just going to have to brave the stairs. also coming up.s at an adapted surfboard school in hawai. travelling with autism, how one family prepares for their first flight together. instead of having them down, we put a solution on them. i am so sorry. first up we're off to tokyo where thousands of disabled athletes and spectators will show up for the summer paralympic games in 2020. paul carter has gone to find out how the city is preparing. tokyo, a sprawling metropolis where historic monuments rest alongside a futuristic skyscrapers. my name is paul carter. i am a journalist and this is my first time in tokyo. i have come here to see what life is like for disabled people not only visiting but also those who call this place their home. i was born without any lower arms or legs. i use short prosthetics to get around. i am just off to try and find something to eat. obviously it does pose some challenges, particularly with my height. high stools like this is out of bounds for me. in terms of fatigue, i cannot walk for long distances. sometimes

it is stairs again.station was designed over three levels with lots of steps to. —— shibuya. there are lit and escalators, but there is a lack of information and i had to walk long distances to find. —— find it then that. —— find them. 0k, ok, this looks more like it. the button says international languages, it is too high to me to reach. could i buy it is too high to me to reach. could ibuya it is too high to me to reach. could i buy a ticket? i have no idea if i am in the right place, but we will soon find out. by the time i reached the platform on the time i reached the platform on the bottom level, i am pretty tired. but it seems i am not the only one, even locals find it confusing. how do you find the access to the subway? eventually, i reach my destination. we made it! to a side street. 0h oh well, we sort of there. iam i am curious about current attitudes to disability is here injapan. there are over 6 million people registered disabled in this country andi registered disabled in this country and

so i am just going to have to brave the stairs.tching waves at hawaii's adaptive surf school. and travelling with autism. how one family prepares for their first flight together. instead of having them down, we put this little solution on them. i'm so sorry! i'm so solution on them. i'm so sorry! i'm so sorry! first up we are off to tokyo, where thousands of disabled athletes and spectators will show up for the 16th summer paralympic games in 2020. paul carter has gone to find out how the city is preparing. tokyo, a sprawling metropolis where historic monuments rest alongside futuristic skyscrapers. my name is paul carter, i'm a journalist, and this is my first time in tokyo. i've come here to find out what life is like for disabled people, not only visiting here, but also who call this place their home. i was born without any lower arms or legs, and as you can probably see, i use short prosthetics get around. so i am just off to try to find something to eat. 0bviously off to try to find something to eat. obviously it does pose som

people aren't going to havedm trl tests so let's do a stair test.tairs in under 60 seconds you're at that level you need to be to die of a heart attack or stroke. if you can't do it under 60 second, that means you're at high risk, ramp up your exercise program. >> you can do it but you would faint. hat should you do if you realistically can't go up four flights of steps. >> as aak physician, sure you talk to your doctor before you do any of these kind ofth gs. if you can't go up there, up your exercise program a little bit. whet not a lot of experts say you want to exercise to that breathless point where yt're ut of breath but breathing harder than usual. that's the point that gives yo the cardiovascular benefit. >> try it on the show. >> i'll put it on instagram. >> i joke i need a water breakc tug my girls in bed. >>> how you can keep your families safe from one of the biggest dangers this time of year, christmas ♪ ♪ is important to me so father being diagnosed with advanced non-small cell lung cancer made me think of all the things at i wanted to

soon bottles that happened the room by room floor by floor stair by stair. the bottle of oddity incompleted the division of beirut through the green line into two sectors east and west beirut and these partition remained over the course of the two funnelling back. and it passed by. no one will ever know how many heroes died here in the holiday inn the battle lasted three days and three nights and there were no prisoners at the end. jonathan dimbleby reported on several overseas wars for british commercial broadcaster i.t.v. and was one of the first foreign journalists to enter the holiday inn and document the aftermath of the fighting there smoldering ruins of what had been this very popular resort hotel and you looked at it and thought. this is what we do to one another. there's a hotel and now it's a shelf total show. light bulbs hanging down off of the wall war wires chairs smashed up a piano that was in there which somehow it was there survived the chandelier is all like this broken as a sort of looking bizarrely. like gargoyles staring down at what huma

the 2200 includes the elevator shaft at the top of the stair and the elevator at the second floor. the penthouse, yes, the owners have experienced some health issues in the past couple of years. they wanted a unit that could be for a person with disabilities, somebody that maybe couldn't use the stairs, that they could still get out to the outdoor space, and that's why they wanted to be able to have a stair chair that could go up to the penthouse because the planning department won't allow an elevator to go up to the roof deck. also, the owner -- i know this issue was the tenant and coming up. if we, you know, just followed what the rent board rules are, is that good enough or are you asking for something more than what the rent board asked for? >> i'll defer to the commissioners to address that in just a moment. i did want to check on one other thing, though. you know, the proposed right now is to basically take the units on the ground floor and kind of move it to the new third floor, essentially. i'm just curious, was there any exploration of taking, for example, the unit c and e

walks up the air stairs following the funeral of his father, the former president.so done in public with all of us watching. there is a second phase that happens when the doors are closed. when the planes have landed, when the press has left. that is like any other american family, one presumes. in addition to our guests already we have been joined by eugene robinson. >> we're seeing the family going in the stairs. that's what i kept thinking of. this is a family's funeral for its patriarch. i buried both my parents. i remember those days intensely. i remember the feelings of loss and the ache and the bewilderment that they're no longer with us. i feel for that family too. old washington, old america in way. a realignment, a political realignment. the value we saw today. they were coming in and were veterans. i'm very optimistic about those values. the presidency is a symptom of that, not a cause. a result of that, not a cause. i think we're in for some rough political times. this is a reminder that there's a foundation there that i think will persist. >> chris matt

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as two men carried her up a flight of stairs. 56 years ago, these stairs would take april home to beith her family. at the time, she lived here, and the outer sunset of san francisco. now, what happened to april, how she got those injuries is absolutely horrifying. but it's what she did afterwards that will take your breath away. >> i never regretted that decision. mom and dad. >> reporter: at her dining room table, in utah, april spread out old newspaper clippings. joining her, two of her siblings. scott and melissa. >> i looked up to her, so much, she was beautiful, i wanted to grow up to be beautiful like my sister. >> reporter: they were a tightly knit family of devout mormons. april, the eldest, and scott, the youngest. >> in april of 1962 i was a 5- year-old in kindergarten. >> the old headlines tell the story. park terror, vicious slashing. prayers versus ripper, the victim of the attack, april. she was just 22. >> i was going to a church danced. >> reporter: the dance was at her church, a mormon chapel located on haze street. >> we had gone to disneyland over the last few day

so our crews had to make a push- up the stairs and work in tight quarters. they were able to make a quick knockdown because it was isolated to an apartment. and they found one victim. >> reporter: the person that passed away, where was he located? >> i don't have the exact location. it is vet small. our arson investigators is investigating where they believe the fire started and where they found the body. >> reporter: were there smoke detectors inside the house. >> i don't know. we'll be looking at that. >> reporter: you do not have a cause. do you have a fire origin? >> no. the investigator are working on the crews to find the point of origin. >> reporter: i see two levels. is this and upstairs apartment or downstairs? >> upstairs. and one fire in one apartment but the two on either side were affected. >> reporter: by smoke and water? >> yes. they'll try to restore those as soon as possible. >> reporter: thank you will we'll check back in with you later this morning. we'll update you again in the next half hour. but right now the fire investigators are stil

daily opportunities in which you can implement a little bit of physical activity that is take that stairs instead of the elevator so don't set your goals too high be patient with yourselves and try to establish some regularity in your behavior there is very clear evidence that even doing a few steps more per day is effective with regards to your health but there's a lot of advice from the world health organization for instance of them from some experts and doctors to say you have to work out for three hours a week with really sweating and do some strength exercise as well is keeping patients and keeping people off doing exercise. i think yes it is not the recommendation which is wrong it is the way you deal with those recommendations so take it as the highest goal take it as the state you want to reach within the next two years but be very patient with yourselves with yourself and try to reach it step by step so it's a very big and important step to get a coach potato of the college into to let him become a pedestrian but how do you get a pedestrian to become a runner your body helps you

the top of the stairs, a wave to the crowds below.s, and it seems like he was finally freed from the pesky piece of paper. ( laughter ) >> trevor: people, the president of the united states got out of a limo and into air force one with toilet paper stuck on his shoe. do you understand how weird this is? ( laughter ) because there's only two ways this could have happened, right? the first way is that president trump wiped his butt in the limo, right? possible, but unlikely. but the other way is that the president of the united states got toilet paper stuck on his shoe in a bathroom, then walked past hundreds of people-- secret service, white house aides -- and no one said anything? no one? he's so weird that everyone saw it and was like, "that's probably his new thing?" ( laughter ) but, honestly, my favorite thing donald trump does that i enjoy when i'm not spending time being terrified is just like-- i don't know, he has a way with words. >> i know words. i have the best words. ♪ ♪ from the wright brothers to that beautiful orion spa

a pedestrian to become a runner if your body helps you with that once you have managed to use the stairs for one week you will met you will recognize who will make the experience that the second week will be a lot easier for you if you won't like breathe that hard anymore or you will be quicker and your. muscles won't be all meek so that payback that that positive reinforcement that comes from your body will help you a lot saw try to start it don't set your goals too high the rest will follow sports very good for your body it makes you healthy and it can even make you happy and it can help you overcome depression. for years i know that and dominic has suffered from recurring bouts of depression. i didn't have much energy i didn't want to see people i withdrew. the worse the weather the less i felt like doing anything. dominick was felt the same. unit everything i just felt i didn't feel like doing anything not even the basic things you need to do to get through the day. for the last few months they've both been taking part in a study on the effects of exercise and depression for three mo

you enter here and there is a winding stair app. there is an attempt to make the units, even though they are not accessible directly to the parking spaces and you have to walk up to them, to be accessible as possible. so there is sloped walkways and there is a vernacular along the side. it will allow goods to be carried up and it will benefit the construction because it is a steep hill and there is no general access this is a shot down, i don't know what to call it. a sort of a courtyard, but i walkway to access the rear units i think i could answer any specific questions. i might turn over to the landscape architect. this is another view. it is back in the middle of a very large amount of open space right now. we are leaving on this sight on the rear quite a bit of space that will be landscaped. i don't know if you want to go through one of those. >> let's see. this is sort of a representative section through the hillside and parking below a terrorist. this angled -- dose it would either be a stairstep or the vernacular that goes u

and this is actually the highest thing that you can reach in danish society is walking up the stairs to the danish parliament and that is the highest thing you can experience in democracy in denmark what i think that the danger now hold for the fairies as well is coming up with the last steps we need to create our own independent democratic state of the fair while and so i hope that we can reach an agreement on but before we are going for an independent referendum somewhere in the near future my god i can't match the craftsmanship of the of least not enough of the staircase by campus that you have the alec sam and quick. scott's garlic for the loving cup and i don't think there's any need to tell somebody for the fade away one's the drill whisky in the quick and then rode your many friends may i tell you like you said we're actually starting to brew whiskey in the fairway and survival tasted in a few years when it's ready for only scotch and. denmark joined the european community as it was then in one thousand nine hundred fifty on the very same day as britain joined over the years t

but sometimes the stairs take you. to reduce your carbon footprint, try catching a bus.s remember, keep your eye on the ball. nbc news. >> always fun to watch those videos. well thank you so much for watching. rob, we have time for a quick little look? >> the wind advisory expand over the last hour. this includes a much larger area into tuesday morning. so a windy and very brisk and cold start to the new year. >> okay. well, we'll be here to ring it in with you. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. have a great night, everyone. . >>> this week we are at the 70,000 square foot orlando mansion of shaquille o'neal. >> trust me, i'm just getting started. >> one of the most dominating centers in nba history, he's now an analyst for "in the the nba." >> i told you! >> but the majority of his success today is tied to big business. >> it's been a great run. i'm not going anywhere. >> shaq is known not only for his larger than life personality, but also for a well publicized feud with teammate kobe bryant. >> just felt sometimes that he didn't do it the right way. >> despite w

the penthouse footprint is determined by the stair.two corner buildings across filbert street have penthouses. >> president hillis: overhead, please. there you go. >> our penthouse will be 2.5 feet shorter than the two across the street. the building is under the height limit, it is 37'8" tall, when a 40-foot height is allowed. the commercial space has been at this location for 110 years. it has had many small, local businesses, and the owners have never had trouble renting it. the owners wanted to have the square bays, and they made it easier to furnish the rooms inside. the existing wraparound corner bay is so small it only fits a couple of chairs. in order for the new floor to have the same perimeter walls to have the same as existing building, we are asking for a variance to build within 15 feet of the required rear yard, not only that, but the five adjacent buildings along octavia street are also within the rear yard. in fact, the majority of lots on this block have structures in their rear yard. the majority of the buildings on t

it may be logistically that stairs or some sort of service is interrupted, but ultimately, yes, that's what we want to do. >> okay. >> commissioner tanner: and were you or other members of the company using it as an office there? >> i was using it as an office space, yes. >> commissioner honda: thanks. >>clerk: okay. mr. kern, do you have anything to add? okay. commissioners, the matter's submitted. >> president fung: who'd like to start? >> everyone looks at me. >> president fung: well, i'm going to propose that we need to see the drawings, and i think we need to see what the scope of work has been done there, and how it matches up with the drawings, so i'm prepared to continue -- make a motion to continue this case. >> support that. >>clerk: okay. and we have january 23 or the 30. >> president fung: 23. >>clerk: okay. so -- >> president fung: does 23 work for both parties? >>clerk: do you want to clarify when you want the plans submitted? >>. >> president fung: yes. we'd like to see copies of the permit drawings, and we'd like to have d.b.i. do a correlation either through a site vis

descended the stairs. we were leaving the building just as the bomb went off. one of the video journalists began recording and everybody in nairobi was glued to their tv station watching the raw film of the total carnage that came in the immediate aftermath of the bombing. it just heightened the tension of the people in nairobi. fortunately that film never got to the united states. i have not seen it. john: i have seen some video used in the was new york. that was used when they were tried and sentenced. i do not know where these people came from but they ended up with videotape of a couple of minutes after the bomb went off. it was gruesome what they show. speaking of the trial, there was a poster that was put around of some wanted for murder, showing photographs of the people who were believed to be in the conspiracy. when i later became the u.s. ambassador to botswana, i had it on my wall. i would have some non-americans who came to visit me who wondered why an ambassador had a wanted poster on his wall. one other thing. the international tribune front page,

after five minutes passed i saw two police officers come up the stairs. one police officer's pulled out handcuffs and they told me to get up. the police started talking to each other, then freedom told me that i was now a suspect and the officer cuffed me. they read me my miranda rights. they patted down again vigorously. i asked the officers where i was going, they said the station. i saw my coach, and i said don't worry, i'm going to be good. then i was walked out the main entrance. i saw the media at the corners and saw a lot of police cars. while i was being walked out of the black school gate, a reporter put a camera in my face and took pictures. while the officer took me to the police car, everyone saw my face and knew who i was. as they put me in a car, i saw a parent i knew. he asked me what happened and i said i didn't do anything. while i was in the kari told the officers to tell anyone not to take any pictures of me. they didn't respond. i asked the officer which station i was going to, and they said ingleside. i told the officers to call my da

continue or look f the kill here's hunt down 15-year-ol gerald watson, shot and killed him in the stair well of an apartment near his home insoutheast. today the mayor pleading for help to solve this case of murder. >> we need help. we need to know who really targeted this child. and killed him. and closey his home. and we know that somebody can health usve s this crime. >> reporter: a vigil is scheduled tonight near gerald's home >>> thank you, pat. priests with ties to local schools haveapologized. while some of the allegations, they go back for decade cory smith explains why we are just now learning about the sackizations. maryland t t ovprce tf s a oeiothnsociety o of more than a dozen priests creditably accused of sexually abusing children. 13 priests with ties to d.c. and maryland are name in the report. the allegations stretch back to 1950 with the most rent one coming in 2002. in a statement, the organization.e, que are deeply sorry for the harm we have caused to victims and their families. we also apologize for participating in thm that abuse has done to our church. the listlu

stairs take you. to reduce your carbon trfootpri, y taking a bus. and always remember to keep your eye on the ball. >> oh, wait. did he make it? >> i was waiting for somebody to get run over. is that awful? >> that one guy was a little too close for comfort. >> we're going to get aheck of your final forecast? just a moment. >> stay with us. >>> wall street could see more red arrows at the opening bell as people return from the christmas holiday. the dow dropping more than 600 points while the s&p closed in bear territory. thateans it's down 20% from its most recent high. worries about t global economy, rising interest rates and politicalce ainty in washington continue to weigh on stocks. with many investors out of the offis week, volume is expected to be low, which could exaggerate any market moves. and shoppers deliver for retailers in the final stretch before christmas. early numbers from mastercard show total sales rose 5.1%, excluding autos, the biggest increase in six years. ithows the government

shot and kille him in the stair well of an apartment near his home o knotts place southeast. today the mayor is pleading for help to solve this case of murder. 'll find tha it is someone he probably knew. we need to bring the violent female justice. >> reporter: there's a $25,000 reward in the gerald watson murder case back to you. >> it was anotherough day on wall street. all the endissharply down turned. the dow closing down with the fourth bigge decline this month alone. the dow is now at its lowest level. down about 7%. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 sharply lower. the s&p is at its lowest level since october of last year. >>> here we go again. another shutdown showdown. if president t mp can't reach some kind of agreement, 25% of the federal government will go into a shutdown three days before christmas. the major sticking points the president is demanding $5 billion in funding from congress to bull thatr bor wall. democrats are offering less money for broader security improvements. in our next half-hour, we'll dig into which government agencies and services would be affecte

>> so for new years resolutions eyou should always t the stairs to stay healthy. sometimes the stairs take you to. reduce your carbon foot printtr y taking a bus. and always rememr to keep your eye on the ball. nbc news. >> sometimes you've got to laugh your way through the day. >> works for me. >>> miley cyrus fans can't get enough of the photos reveaomd er secret wedding over the weekend. what we know about the l surprising key affair. >>> and congress is back in session but republicans lure more dug in now than a week >>> regarding the government shutdown there's no end in sight. the house members have been told they'rexpotting any votes this week. that means the shutdown will c almotainly stretch into the new year. ve from the capitol, it looks hall.we're in for a long >> it was a pretty quiet day. the senate did come back for a short period of time. they gafld into session aund 4:00. about three minutes later they were done. the senators have been told they don't need to worry about coming back until december 31st. they won't be in full seslon unext year. rig

the honor guard has taken their positions lining the stairs. we expect to see the family members come and join as they make their way down pennsylvania avenue there in that motorcade traveling really slowly so that people who have lined pennsylvania avenue get a chance to see and pay their respects to the bush family. i will tell you that from my vantage point i can see dozens if not hundreds of staff members who work here at the capitol who have come out to be able to watch this in person. security is, of course, incredibly tight here so just staff members have been allowed through at this point in addition to family members. you can see the shot of the honor guard lining the steps. we expect to see the casket, the flag draped cassette of president bush brought down those stairs and there will be a short ceremony here. you will see that 21 gun salute and those service members who will perform that are positioned here as well. we're looking here outside of the u.s. capitol and also looking inside the national cathedral as you look at the hearse

. >> we saw the water close by, and then we just saw a wave coming toward us, and we ran up the stairs. if we hadn't, we would have been completely soaked because it came all the way to the seawall. i've never seen that before. >> when we came here, it seemed like the surf was only going to a certain level. so we were walking along the beach close to the seawall, playing it safe. i didn't think the water was going to come all the way up because that just never happens. >> reporter: on sunday many came out to the pacifica pier to observe the waves but after several waves five stories high started rocking it, officials cleared that pier out. sudden high waves could reach the seawall and anyone along the beach could be in chest- deep water with little warning. that's what was happening here this morning, the water coming all the way to the seawall. this morning it looks like the tide might be going out but there are huge waves out there. this warning is in effect until 9:00 tonight. it's a little dangerous out here at the water front in san francisco. >>> we are following developing muse

the press descended the scared stairs and we are leaving the building just as the bomb went off. one of the video journalists began recording and everybody in nairobi was glued, including my husband, glued to that tv station watching the raw film of the total carnage that came in the immediate aftermath of the bombing. it just heightened the tension of people in nairobi. fortunately, that bill never got to the united states. i have actually not seen it. >> i must say that i have some video footage that was used in the trial in new york when the perpetrators at the embassy were tried and been sentenced to life in prison. and i don't know where these people came from what they ended up they had videotape of the seconds or a couple of minutes at most after the bomb went off. and some of it is quite gruesome what they showed. >> right. >> speaking of a trial, there was a poster that was in dar es salaam that was put all around wanted for murder. and it had some photographs of the people who were believed to be in the conspiracy including osama bin laden. and when i later became the u