bothered with you. >> jones was eventually paroled and eventually found a pa place to work at the noah houseprevention and treatment program. one day he took a shortcut on his way home and was sentenced to trespassing. >> as soon as they put the happenedcuffs on me, i cannot lie. as much as i been through, i didn't think the tears would start coming to my eyes. >> he still faced the point of returning the prison if the parole boards determined the arrest and did in fact that he took the short cut. >> regarding my findings in this hearing i'm going to defer them for a period of ten days in an effort to look everything over. i'm going to make a recommendation after i come up with my decision. i'm not going to recommend anyway today. >> the delay in his ruling meant jones would have to remain in jail until the board could reach a decision. >> come on, sir. >> i probably won't sleep tonight. toss and turn. feel a little more unsure than i did at first. i really have to have faith in my prayers right now. got to have faith in prayers. oh, man. >> the final decision on jones came during a break in

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noah sneider is a freelance journalist. you can imagine the horror as they saw the huge machinery fall from the sky. here are some of the witness accounts. >> i was in my house and heard a rumble, explosions, there were two explosions. i ran out of my house. there was black smoke. i thought my nephew was affected. i ran out and small the black smoke. i saw the plane falling. then there was another plane that fell on the other side of the river. there was a flash. i couldn't tell if that was a plane or not but there was a flash and an explosion. i didn't see anything else. >> there was some shelling heard, there were a few shots and then black flap. i got scared because it got close. i looked out my car, i saw a plane falling into pieces, parts falling in all different directions. i saw a fire, that's all i saw. >> there you hear from a few of the witnesses on the ground. the malaysia airlines released a partial list of the people on board flight 17. the vast majority dutch, 154 from the netherlands, 45 are malaysian, including all 15 crew members, 27 australian, 12 are indonesian the list also includes nine britain, four germans, four bellups. three from the

noah, i know this is a horrible situation. thank you so much for that eyewitness account of what's happening at this scene. i want you to stand by because i want to go to the white house now. our senior white house correspondent is getting new information on what president obama, the administration are up to as far as this horrible, horrible takedown of this malaysian yet liner. what are you learning? >> reporter: unusual day at the white house with all of these global crises unfolds. the president is in new york right now for some fundraisers. but i can tell you upon landing in new york city, the president held a couple of conference calls. the first call was with his secretary of state, john kerry, to talk about not only the downing of the plane but also the situation in gaza. then after that phone call, he convened a separate conference call with his national security team, the cia directors, chief of staff and other top officials about what's going on with the plane crash. the president directing his team to have the firm understanding that there is to be an international investigation at the site of this plane crash. wolf, these calls, just two of many phone call

house as fires broke out on the second floor. the dogs were treated by the paramedics and they say it was caused by an electrical malfunction. >>> and captain noah and the old toy department monorail will be sold off to help the please touch museum pay off their creditors, they say that they will begin selling off some of the museums assets including the exhibits. the please touch mousse automatic is trying to renegotiate the $60 million debt it still owes from the move. >>> well, we may have celebrated the birth of our nation on july 4th, but it was four days later that the declaration of independence was read for the first time. today they reenacted that reading outside of the old state house, known as independence hall, it was on this date in 1776 that colonel john dixon gave the first reading, costumed national park rangers gave out the first copy of the declaration of independence during that event. "action news" at 4:00 continues with details on new technology that could be a godsend for all of you shoppers out there. >> and why a baseball fan caught sleeping in the stands wants $10 million from mlb and espn. >>> and this couple is tying t

house. he's the voice behind olaf, the kn snowman from the highest grossing film of all time. >>> i wish i was here playing the guy noaht we go to din senator. >> who's going to baby sit? >> worth three hours of baby sitting if and only if it's in mint condition. >> it's brand new. >> can i keep them taped up like that? >> no. no. >> good morning. it's a little different than olaf isn't it? >> yeah. light and darker. we were going to go in that direction with frozen originally. not our demographic. >> the angry, aggressive snowman who ties up children. it was a different way to go. >> looks like it's a bit of a stretch for you. were you playing something little darker, little more bruting? >> no, that's me. i am that guy. i know that i seem vivacious. behind closed door, i'm a monster. no. it actually is one of those cases where he's a glass is half empty kind of guy. i'm a very much half is half full. he's cynical. he's a brilliant guy. he shelters himself and doesn't use his brilliance in any manner. it takes this family to wake him up out of this slumber. >> it's a good movie and important film. it's a kick starter