and you'll see another inmate coming down the stairs that he is going to confront. and then he goes ahead and starts assaulting that inmate. and you see hodges does not comply with the officer's commands to stop and the officer actually has to take out his pepper spray and spray him. and that has no effect and he has to actually physically intervene and separate the two fighters. >> hodges says he was angry because he felt the other inmate gave him a dirty look. >> this again impulsive activity. i'm walking around, i never met the guy before in my life. i see him staring at me, i start getting real mad and i walked up to him and started hitting him and picking him up and slam him and [ bleep ]. after that the cos came and brought me to the hole, gave me assaulting an inmate of 15 days. >> after spending 15 days in segregation, officials reviewed his file and decided to not return hodges to general population. >> he has shown to be very spontaneous in his actions, whether it's self-harm or being aggressive towards other inmates. that's one of the things we're really

one brother allegedly texted another, "he fell 15 feet down a flight of stairs hair first. to need help." piazza was reportedly lying unconscious on the stair landing and was then carried to a couch. >> everybody was surrounding him basically laughing, pointing. they were the ones making jokes. they were the ones laughing, not timothy. >> reporter: kordel davis, who was in the room, says he did everything in his power to get someone to help his friend. >> right away i kind of like started freaking out. so i'm saying, if tim fell he cannot be here on this couch, he needs to be taken to the hospital, we should call 911. >> reporter: a grand jury report released on friday sheds light on what allegedly happened detailing surveillance video that the report says captured nearly eight hours of the sophomore's increasing distress, an injured piazza trying to get up, repeatedly falling over and over again. four men seen dragging his limp body upstairs, others trying to rouse him by slapping his face and pouring water over him. >> this was the worst possible debauchery and depravity

with great energy, bounding up the stairs, just showing what a young president he is. is it going to be a revolution in france or is it is going to be more of the same? that is what hugh schofield was discussing whether because, of course, he has been francois hollande's protege and many of his critics, mr macron, will say, he is just part of the old hollande regime who is going to continue the same policies. 50, who is going to continue the same policies. so, he's goforth, paris correspondent, just talk is what really happens now. how does this inauguration actually take place?m these sort of constitutional ceremonial, there is no actual, i do not think, moment of handing on of power. there is no anointing of the king like there would be in the cathedral in the old days, the moment of the anointing he becomes king. ithink moment of the anointing he becomes king. i think it isjust happening now as we speak. at some point in this hour, the hour that has been on the hour that has yet to come, he becomes president. you could see it as the moment when francois hollande tri

everybody started running, people were trying to push people up the stairs.solutely hysterical, bless her, people werejust pushing past her. i held them back while she actually got out of the stairwell. a person was with her. the problem was, a lot of children were there without parents. there was no one to calm them down some which was just screaming and crying and pushing. there wasn't any smoke, there wasn't a flash. it literally was just a huge sound. just a huge bang. and as far as you can tell, there was just a single bang? yes, only one. there were reports of maybe a couple of explosions. yes, my husband heard a second one outside because they were outside. as he came out of the stairwell, everyone had just gone. it was just chaos, nothing was organised. there were shoes on the floor where people have ran. shoes had fallen off. it was absolutely awful. karen, when you heard the noise, was their any doubt in your mind about what it might have been? i must say, i didn't think it was a bomb at first because there was nothing else to go with it. it was jus

ran down the stairs with her.inctive, so she saw me straightaway. and there were just people running out in front of me, screaming, and ijust assumed that they'd seen a celebrity or seen, you know... because minutes before, a coach had past me, i thought it might be ariana grande's coach. and maybe they'd seen a celebrity. but then when i saw my partner running towards me, screaming, and my daughter crying. but i'd already heard the explosion, but i thought it were a pyrotechnic going off. you know, like, when you hear a concert, and when it all finishes, and something goes off to say goodnight, or whatever. i assumed it was that, i really, really did. because you could hear the vibrations from the music from where i was stood outside, then obviously you heard this big explosion, and it were just manic after that. but we fortunately got away. it has taken me over 2.5 hours to get back home. that's extraordinary. and just as you were leaving the scene, could you see scores of people running out onto the street? oh,

we were being crushed as we were going up the stairs and out through the doors.been injured through the crush this evening. i was going to ask you, did it seem to you that people were being injured in the process of trying to leave the venue? yes, yes. people, as they were running, had left the odd shoe just lying around where people were just running. lots of stairs going up, going down. it was awful. karen, whereas you now? what are you doing? we have just got back home, we live in sheffield. the people congregating outside the venue or were they trying to get away as quickly as possible? allan some people are trying to get away. —— some people were trying to get away. they were teenagers on phones trying to contact their parents. pa rents trying to contact their parents. parents crying on their phones so everybody was try to find each other. did it seem like people were com pletely other. did it seem like people were completely unaware of what was really going on or did it seem like a real atmosphere of confusion and panic? it was. a few people shouted it was

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they got him at the first couple stairs. bernard was already on the ground.efinitely was out of it. once it was called out, we were probably inside less than a minute after the fight was called out. bernard was laying on -- or sitting on the ground, looked dazed. once the officer saw it, they both ran away. gomez polanco ran to a cell that wasn't his, inmate rivera ran to his cell. >> it was a little chaotic. for the most part, i tried to be nonconfrontational as much as possible. it's not what i prefer, but, unfortunately, i'm put in -- i'm put into a situation that there's really not too much i can do. >> from what i understand, inmate rivera and inmate polanco believed inmate bernard was working with some sort of police agency. since they thought he was snitching, they decided to assault him. >> both the inmates who attacked bernard were placed in disciplinary segregation. one of them, rafael riviera, says bernard, whose nickname is whitey, had it coming. >> let me tell you something. whitey don't have no friends. because he's a [ bleep ] snitch. working f

response, he fell down a flight of stairs because he was too drunk.ledge pretty how could i not? i don't think you fully comprehend the situation. he looked at in bed. then after piazza dies, there's is text quoting just tell them what i told you guys. found him behind the away bar in the next morning around 10:00 a.m. and he was freezing cold but we decided to call 911 instantly because the kid health was paramount. the grand jury noted the greek system at penn state is a danger to human life. martha. >> martha: thank you, trace. here now, penn state university student and editor in chief of the daily collegiate. thank you. you have done very strong reporting on the story and i would imagine that it is not easy for you to cover this and to read these text messages and the callousness that is in them. >> thank you for having me martha. it's unbelievable reading through these messages and the court documents. there was no. for these boys with the text messages and trying to cover up what happened that night. >> there is unlike previous cases, there is

. >>> also, 18 college students facing charges in the death of a young man who fell down the stairs of a fraternity. why did they allegedly wait more than 12 hours to call for help? >>> the fierce backlash, the house voting to repeal and replace obamacare. tonight, many americans with pre-existing conditions asking, what about us? >>> was it excessive force? new video emerging tonight. the student in a choke hold at school. the officer, under fire already. what we've now learned. >>> and a narrow escape on the interstate. the debris coming loose after a truck slams into a bridge. multiple drivers hit. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a friday night. we begin with powerful storms slamming the east. tornadoes, major floods, and flights cancelled coast to coast as we come on air tonight. a number of confirmed tornadoes and high winds, destroying this store in georgia. further north, cars plowing through this flooded road in new jersey. and in the new york city area, drivers suddenly trapped in fast-rising waters. here's rob marciano. >> reporter: tonight, the powerful s

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she got to the top of the stairs, where the exit was, and the explosion happened.e just heard one explosion. definitely, definitely heard one explosion. and, like i say, i were — from when the explosion, and when she heard it, to getting in my car, it were seconds. because i was parked literally ten foot from the exit, from the door, on the old bridge street drive, right, parked across the road from the door. so there were — you know, she didn't have time to react. she literally got my daughter and there was all the people screaming. and as soon as the explosion happened, on the door, she says everyone just started crying, so she literallyjust ran down the stairs and ran away. but they knew something wasn't right. they definitely knew something wasn't right. they weren't sure what it was, but they knew something wasn't right. the prime minister has sent her condolences to the victims and those injured in the attack, as hasjeremy corbyn, the leader of the has it in. the uk is in the middle of an election campaign at the moment. that has been suspended for the least

we could see people running down the stairs. i grabbed my sisters head and ducked her down into the chairs because i could see hundreds of girls running down the stairs. there was no way out. i ring my boyfriend saying i don't know what to do. he said try to get out as quick as you can. we come to the foyer and there was smoke everywhere and it smelled of dirty gas. i can't describe it. i don't know what it was. when we finally got out of there, there are people lying everywhere. they had bandages on their heads. my 12 year at sister grabbed onto me and said i love you. it was horrible. a smell of fuel and these reports of shrapnel type injuries. this all points to some type of suicide palmer. not officials in great britain but u.s. officials working in coordination with united kingdom counterparts saying they believe this is a suicide bomber. we have the newspaper cover? for those in the control room, this is the cover of the manchester evening news. terror at the arena, at least 19 killed in blast. horror. teenagers fleet and

after that student fell down the stairs and later died. tonight, after our exclusive with one of the students, what we've now learned. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. >>> and we begin with that bombshell from the white house late today. fbi director james comey fired by president trump. it came without warning. just last week, he testified about the fbi's investigation into russia's meddling into u.s. election. comey saying at the time that it made him "mildly nauseous," that he might have impacted the outcome of the election. comey's relationship with the president has been closely watched. right here in their first meeting at the white house, the president in fact joking that "you've become more famous than me." well, tonight, that fbi director has now been fired and our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl with new reporting here, what led to this stunning decision. >> reporter: tonight n a terse letter, president trump informed fbi director james comey, you're hereby terminated and

. >>> the college student who fell down the stairs. why did no one call for help for 12 hours? 18 frat brothers now facing charges and tonight, one of those students who was there comes forward. >>> the headline just in. the serial sniper allegedly taking aim at drivers and at people in their front yards. what we've just learned. >>> and the shark alert tonight on the american coast. nearly two dozen great whites spotted in the water. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy monday night. and we begin with sally yates. her testimony ending just a short time ago, offering in detail the warning she says she gave the white house about president trump's national security adviser, retired general michael flynn. yates telling congress about her two meetings inside the white house, with the white house council and what he then asked about flynn. and she made it clear today, she says she warned them flynn was in her words, compromised, and could be blackmailed by russia. yet michael flynn would stay on the job for weeks and was there for a call with pres

as i understand, you said everyone was getting out of their seats, walking toward the stairs, when all of a sudden a huge sound, sounded like an explosion went off. take us through it. >> yes. the concert just finished. i was there with my 13-year-old daughter since this weekend. and ariana grande just departed from the stage and the lights came on so everyone stood up. we started to walk toward the staircase to take us out of the building and all of a sudden from the opposite corner of the arena, there was a huge bang which sounded like an explosion. everyone stopped and just looked to each other for a few seconds. then someone suddenly shouted, bomb. so then just everyone went into a frenzy. everyone was panicking and people were just pushing and trying to get out of the building. and there had been a lady in a wheelchair who was trying to get out with her partner. it was just awful. awful. awful. >> as i understand, karen, i'm not sure if you were in the area, but they said that they thought it may have been balloons to sort of -- >> yes. >> -- celebrate the end of the concert. did

tell me about what happened when you managed to get up the stairs? >> well, at the time we didn't know like what the noise was. and everybody was saying that it could have just been like a speaker or sig like had like blown from the stage. and somebody from ariana's crew actually walked out with a microphone to say everybody was fine and everybody needs to remain calm and you know things are fine. but then you know as soon as we reached the top there was just security everywhere just having us like evacuate. and we heard the sirens. and alert was asking everybody to leave the building. >> jessica we're hearing from sources at cnn that this attack could have been carried out by a suicide bomber. >> yes. >> a man debt natured his explosives just outside the venue. when you hear that news it must be chilling to think that someone targeted in concert this venue and you and your friends. >> yes. >> with a suicide vest. there must be- i believe i can only imagine how insecure you must feel knowing the venue was targeted how do you feel at this point. >> ho

beyond me this blue cherry picker here you can see just beyond that are some stairs. those stairs lead up to one of the main entrances of this arena, an arena that seats 20,000 people. last night it was filled with teenagers and adolescents, the softest of targets for terrorists. the massive blast rocked manchester arena moments after pop star ariana grande left the stage. at first concert organizers tried to calm people down. >> there's no problems here. >> reporter: but then panic set in. triggering a stampede at the sold out venue. >> people were screaming and literally jumped out of their seats. >> reporter: authorities in the uk say the attack was carried out by a male suicide bomber near the arena's ticket area. law enforcement says he traveled to the victoria stages by train. his remains as well as ball bearing from the explosive device have been recovered. >> we believe the attack last night was conducted by one man. the priority is to establish whether he was acting alone. >> reporter: the crowd was made up mostly of teens and their parents who had come away

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he fell 15 feet down a flight of stairs. hair first, going to need help.ccording to prosecutors, kordel davis, who is not being charged with a crime, told fellow frat brothers to call 911, but no one did. late the next morning fraternity brothers found him cold to the touch. 40 minutes later one of them called 911 and never mentioned the fall. >> was there any alcohol involved do you know? >> yes. >> reporter: prosecutors said some fraternity brothers tried to cover their tracks. 18 students are facing criminal charges. some accused of involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault. as for penn state efforts on campus to curb drinking while emphasizing fraternity independence. >> i don't think we have any culpability whatsoever. we don't own the property, we don't supervise these organizations. >> reporter: the remaining eight fraternity brothers will be arraigned tuesday. while a grieving family believes this tragedy could have been avoided. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> overseas a sigh of relief for many across europe today after the defeat of

, then down more stairs, then on to a door and then those 15 stairs again, and still, it was 12 hours anyone called for help. meanwhile, they were googling, stepping over him trying to dress him to make him look better. those are the charges in the indictment, the allegations they're facing. but the parents are saying the first step in changing this kind of behavior, this kind of culture, is moving forward with a trial. take a listen to what they told me. >> reporter: the indictment is horrific for anyone to read, but being his parents reading that, i mean, when you read those details -- >> they killed him. they fed him lethal doses of alcohol and they killed him, and then they treated him like roadkill, like a rag doll. they slapped him around, they threw water on him. one kid punched his area that it was clearly visible. >> reporter: th. >> they said his spleen was shattered. >> it was chilling. it was chilling. in my mind, it was murder. they let him suffer for 12 hours. they let him die a very slow death. it's not any way anybody should ever be treated. there were people in that h

. >> well, only on 7 there's controversy tonight surrounding the clean up of drakz stair rhee. >> a formerployee who worked on the project contacted the eye team claiming the cleanup of the oyster farm harmed him and endangered other worksers. >> we have more on this. >> the department of interior shut down the farm more than two years ago and the park service started tearing out oyster racks this year. this diver says he end up with chemical burns while working on the project because the government didn't do enough to protect him and others. >> the point raised national sea shore is one of the most beautiful places on west coast. look closely and you'll see what construction workers have been up to for the last couple of months. pulling up the recommend nepts of the one of the state's oldest oyster farms. after a fight that went all the way to the u.s. supreme court, the farm closed in december of 2015. the national park service and some environmentists hailed it as a new down for the return to wilderness, but a former worker says the company tasked with pulling out the oyster racks put p

reporter: he fell headfirst out a flight of stairs after he was forced to binge drink. surveillance cameras show him being carried to the couch and arguing over his condition. >> i said i know what i'm talking about, he could have a concussion. reporter: one frat brother even got violent. >> he threw me against the wall and held me there. reporter: another frat member saying other members working easy elegy and biology majors, so his word meant nothing to them. >> they wanted to make sure they themselves were safe rather than tim being safe. frat brother called 911 the next morning, 12 hours after the fall. 18 students charged, eight with involuntary manslaughter. the university has suspended t kimberly: an attorney for a student said the incident was a tragedy, but does not mean that intent was involved. coming up, wild fires roaring down south. the new problem slowing firefighters as entire communities are forced to evacuate. >> a first time customer, i did not know better. kimberly: don't get tricked shopping online for mother's day. what you need to know before gett

well, tim fell down the stairs too. >> they told you he had fallen down the stairs and you said you wentlse. >> yes. >> so you knew that he -- to do that you must have felt that he was in bad shape. >> yes, i mean if you -- like -- when someone falls down the stairs, i'm thinking, okay, like how -- like how can he just be here? like -- i kind of like was like did that really happen because like why would he be on the couch? so i checked the pulse. i was like, what's going on? it was just so much to process. >> had you been drinking too? >> hhh? >> had you been drinking as well. >> uh-huh. >> the others ones were there. the one thing, kordel, it's so tragic on so many levels and there were so many people that were there that no one, no one thought to call 911. you didn't think to remove yourself from the situation and get your friend help? >> i did. i told -- i said, he -- he needs to be at the hospital right now. i said we should call 911. get him in an ambulance and i'm screaming, i'm very like -- i'm being very obvious with my thoughts and, you know, it was kind of like, shut up, i got

we got to the stairs and everybody was pushing and running down the stairs, trying to get down as quickd. i couldn't see her. we ran outside onto the road and there were lots of people crying and there were lots of people crying and shouting. we ran to the other side of the road and i was looking round for my girlfriend and i couldn't find her. i got my phone out to give her a call and she was ringing me. itold out to give her a call and she was ringing me. i told where we were and she came down. we still didn't know at that point what had happened. we just saw the police cars passing. we got in the car and i put the radio on and that is when we heard people ringing in saying there had been an explosion. we still didn't really know what it was at that point. we didn't know about casualties or anything like that until later on, when we realised how serious it was. you must be very, very shaken this morning? yes, we haven't slept very well. it was a task getting back to leeds, the m62 was closed and it was about 1:30am when we arrived home. we put the news on. we feel so lucky that we man

one brother allegedly texting another, "he fell 15 feet down a flight of stairs, hair first. going to need help." tim was reportedly lying unconscious on the stair landing and was then carried to a couch. >> after he got hurt, they treated him like a ragdoll, like he was road kill. they slapped him. they threw water in his face. they punched him. they sat on him. >> reporter: kordel davis who was in the room and has not been charged in tim's death says he did everything in his power to get somebody to help his friend. >> i lost it. i was like -- i was screaming and yelling, i was saying we need to take him to the hospital, we should call an ambulance, dial 911. >> it's nice that he had good intentions at the time. but i don't know why anybody didn't pick up a phone. >> reporter: a grand jury report released on friday sheds light on what allegedly happened inside that fraternity house, detailing surveillance video that the report says captured nearly eight hours of the sophomore's increasing distress. >> this was the worst possible debauchery and depravity that you could possi

. >> well, only on 7 controversy tonight surrounding the clean up of drakz stair rhee. >> a former employee who worked on the project contacted the eye team claiming the cleanup of the oyster farm harmed him and endangered other worksers. >> we have more on this. >> the department of interior shut down the farm more than two years ago and the park service started tearing out oyster racks this year. this diver says he end up with chemical burns while working on the project because the government didn't do enough to protect him and others. >> the point raised national sea shore is one of the most beautiful places on west coast. look closely and you'll see what construction workers have been up to for the last couple of months. pulling up the recommend nepts of the one of the state's oldest oyster farms. after a fight that went all the way to the u.s. supreme court, the farm closed in december of 2015. the national park service and some environmentists hailed it as a new down for the return to wilderness, but a former worker says the company tasked with pulling out the oyster racks put ploip e

and we made our way to the top of the stairs, and we said to one of the stairs, and we said to one of who were working there, where do we go, which way we going? at that time we didn't know what it was. and he was like, i don't know, and everyone wasjust running in different directions. and they were young girls in twos and threes, just on the phone to parents, and one girl was having a panic attack, and she was on her own, and she couldn't find her mum, so we own, and she couldn't find her mum, so we kind of drag her with us. because we were, like, we are not leaving you here. we found her mum, just at the same time as a haze of smoke came around the corner. and that smell of bonfire night, when all the fireworks have gone off. we came out the steps. and i think the steps a re came out the steps. and i think the steps are right there. really, really steep steps. people were running down those, tripping over, things were just running down those, tripping over, things werejust going running down those, tripping over, things were just going flying. the police were all there, there were

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