. >> he never paid the house bills resulting in the home being auctioned off, unbeknownst to the elderly homeowner. it came to a head. >> he was trying to do a walk through, and the caretaker was acting suspiciously and would not let him in. >> inside the house piles of trash, an overwhelming stench of cat urine and feces. >> it was so bad they asked him to come outside to speak to him. >> kevin did get his bail reduced to $2,500. wcvb, newscenter 5 >> we're there as an limb peculiar gold medalist makes her >> for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, all stop & shop produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my stop & shop. everything nature's promise is so wholesome. and it doesn't take the whole paycheck. stop & shop's exclusive nature's promise. >> you're watching newscenter 5 at 6:00. >> in the air over the reservoir. you can see one of the boats in the area just by the breaking news banner. an ultra-light helicopter is in the reservoir the pilot is okay. swam to safety, after a crash in the reservoir, the pilot's name is david

convention where there were enormous rallies going on in which i became a central spokesperson, unbeknownstthe revolt was focusing on my campaign as a way forward for that movement, it true even inside the dnc where i talked with the press. it was the last place i expected people to be thronging around me. i felt like a social worker. there were so many broken hearted young people in tears coming up to me to say they were so excited, so grateful that our campaign provides a way that they can continue this amazing transformative movement that they have lifted up. >> are you afraid about splitting the vote, getting therapy tatian for being the next ralph nader? for being theion next ralph nader? >> we have the ability to flip the vote. the younger generation is a underdog and a flipped economy. isther, let me say that it clear that the american people are not happy with their current establishment candidate. they are told to be good little boys and girls, don't rock the boat. but we know these are the most disliked and un-trusted candidates for president in our history. even a majority of the

unbeknownst to him, the airplane's software stopped his nose up command 3.5 degrees short. consequently the vertical impact speed wu higher and the rear fuselage was breached in a way that the flight attendant was injured and water entered the plane. automation that was intended to improve safety and comfort hindered the most adaptable part of the system, the human pilot. the crash near buffalo new york in 2009 was a case of the human pilot was the most unreliable and unpredictable part of the system due to the pilot's unattention, he caused the stick shaker open pusher to activate, whereupon he responded inappropriately and caused an aerodynamic stall and crash. so inappropriate that he was pulling instead of pushing, pulling with 95 pounds of force. faa records indicate that this pilot previously received four certificate disapprovals one of which he did not disclose and further the training records indicate that while he was a first officer he needed additional training after three separate check rides. how many chances do you have to fail before you shouldn't be in the

building for people that had broken into and the kids and adults were hanging out in that building unbeknownst to the owner." reporter according to the criminal complaint, castilloveitia-quinton brought four juveniles to what he called his "hideout" at the former ten o one club. cpt. kevin warych-green associating with were from the surrounding neighborhoods." reporter the complaint also says castilloveitia- quinton locked himself along with the juveniles inside the ten o one building.he allegedly punched and kicked the juveniles before setting fire to the building using a torch... while telling the children, "this is for your own good". reporter according to the criminal complaint, everyone evacuated the building safely.when police arrived, castilloveitia-quinton took off on foot. a green bay police officer caught up with castilloveitia-quinton about two blocks from the scene of the following a foot chase. cpt. kevin warych-green bay police "this is a good reminder for all parents to make they know who their children are hanging around with in the neighborhood so they don't put themselves in

convention when there were in or miss rallies going around in which i became a central spokesperson unbeknownstthe revolt was focusing on my campaign as the way forward for that movement. when i went to talk with the press, it was the last place i expected to have people around me. i felt like a social worker because there were so many broken hearted people. the campaign provides a way that they can continue to do this amazing transformative movement. vonnie: are you afraid at all or do you have concerns about getting a reputation for being the next ralph nader? instead of splitting the vote, i think we can flip the vote. it's not just a candidate that's the underdog, it's the american people. an entire generation in a rigged economy. underdogs are looking to become top dogs in a more equitable economy. let me say that it is absolutely clear that the american people are not happy with their current establishment candidates. they are told to begun little boys and girls and don't rock the boat. these are the most disliked and entrusted candidates in our history. even a majority of their supporter

. >> unbeknownst to wilson, the truck's driver jumps on the back of the rig as he's driving away and the air hoses to the rear brakes, locking the rear wheels. >> that driver was able to dislodge the air brakes. he made a real valiant effort to try to take control of the truck. >> the truck driver ends up jumping from the truck. in spite of the locked rear wheels, wilson can still operate the big rig. he pulls out, but within minutes, thanks to a 911 call from the truck's driver, police are on his tail. >> the individual i associated with said he wanted to buy some lumber. i was going to his house. >> he drove through yards. he drove around businesses, across medians. he crossed highways. he got on the wrong side of the highway and drove against the flow of traffic. >> soon the friction from the truck's locked rear wheels ignites the rubber tires. those flames set fire to the rig's flat bed a forklift, and the load of lumber. >> once it caught fire, it burned uncontrollably. you see this truck with a huge ball of fire in tow. not only the bright orange flames but the huge plume of bl

that she had made a will, now out of a sense of doom but because she was organizing her life and unbeknownst them when she died last month, she left behind a letter to her mother that she had written five years ago.>> she really just thanked me over and over for being the best mom ever. it's just very comforting.>> -- >> reporter: nancy warren is reading a letter found tucked in her laptop. >> this is going to be hard to read. if you're reading this, something is happening you have got a phone call that no phone call should ever have to get.>> reporter: july 29 the paramedic died in a plane crash. she was with a nurse and the pilot on a medical flight transporting a patient from crescent city to oakland when the plane went down in humboldt county.>> i was stunned when i got the call that morning. i just, it still, it's surreal. >> reporter: two days later, michelle's stepfather found the letter. >> i hope i went out doing something really awesome like saving someone's life.>> this is recalling. she really loved doing what she wanted to do. >> reporter: michelle grew up in livermore, moved to

and as soon as he talked about him the light bulb went off in my head because i make films about unbeknownst euros and he is the most under known that in some ways he would be the most known. >> who was he? >> it was a combination of factors. he was a midwesterner who had from the son of an immigrant became a $20 in his pocket and he was born in springfield which i think had a lot to do with what he was going to do later because his family home was right across the street from abraham lincoln. lincoln had of course died before he was born but his uncles had clothed them, the whole legacy of lincoln was prominent in the house. he also grew up in a jewish home where the principles repair the world, we should do something it in the world. he settled in chicago in the clothing business. his brother-in-law brought brought up this proposal and was in some financial trouble and maybe we should invest in sears roebuck. that's what they did. they went on and made the company the biggest company, it was the amazon before its time. it was the biggest retailer. everyone could order in. he turned out to

but the other routines he had done posting on the jefferson website a tribute to george carlin unbeknownst to meet, at his funeral their virtue organizationsions that suggested they may want to donate to these organizations one was the american heart associationonassc the other was the thomas jefferson center for the protection of free expression and behind-the-scenes that maybe he had ever heard of us but i got a phone call and the assistant said kelly carlin is on the phone i picked up the phone you introduced yourself as george carlin as daughter wanted to let him know if you get donations in may dad's name you need to know why because i decided you were the organization and will tell people. >> apparently your father was the big believer in the underdog. >> it could have picked the aclu they were all great organizations but he loved the underdog i thought here is a nice little organization. >> you told me you're researching those and because we just posted it there was a photo of your dad. >> that this this fate. >> once a realized that a friend was not joking i was so excited and thri

. >> reporter: unbeknownst to the couple, in may, elk manor's owner of foresthill, maryland, pleaded guilty in federal court to a charge of conspiracy to defraud the united states. according to the department of justice, he received more than $2.7 million in payments that he did not report on his returns. in july, elk manor winery was also sued by a catering company who claimed the company hasn't paid them for 28 wedding contracts. according to the caterer, a response to that suit has not been filed. get this -- carrie and taylor were here for a final walkthrough. they said the staff was perfectly normal. it was business as usual. then one week later, they got an e-mail. this e-mail from elk manor informing them that "due to circumstances beyond our control, the winery at elk manor will not be able to host weddings after august 9th." carrie and taylor's wedding is september 2nd. the e-mail did say for an additional fee of $500 per staff member, the property would be made available for fully paid weddings. carrie said she was not interested in that offer since it would cost her thousa

unbeknownst to everybody, i was actually the guy out there.d a hat, so i wasn't -- but i actually was the guy working the cones out there. you really are not serious with that question. >> that was early december of 2013. chris christie trying to laugh it all off. but two weeks later, two weeks after that press conference the issue hadn't gone away, and this time he was more direct and more serious. >> i've spoken to everybody on my staff and asked anybody around here and my campaign manager if they knew anything more about this that we didn't already know, and they've told me no. and so you know, the chief of staff and the chief counsel assure me that they feel comfortable that they have all the information we need to have. >> he was assured that none of them knew anything. now, right now pretrial hearings are being heldor two former christie administration officials, bridget ann kelly. she sent the time for some traffic problems in fort lee e-mail that came to light just a couple weeks after that press conference. also pretrial hearings for

unbeknownst to latrell, probably already corresponding with albert patterson and kefauver knew what was going on in the city. he took special interest in those letters. and elsewhere there is other correspondence like this, but little memos like this scattered throughout the papers, saying hugh bentley called or somebody called and mentioned hugh bentley's name, he's the guy whose house was fire bombed by the mob. below it you see the name of hoyt shepard, hoyt shepard was the main kingpin in phoenix city. and the guy working for him who bombed the house, his name was tommy dynamite caps. each person had a specialty. there was the safe cracker, didn't step on the safe cracker's territory. tommy dynamite caps, i wish i had his mug shot, it is interesting. and his long list of known activities, but he was their guy they called in to blow things up. but and there are a lot of snippets of information like this scattered throughout. got the impression that a lot of people were corresponding with kefauver and he knew a great deal of what was going on in phoenix city. he often contacted the le

they said he was reaching out to many people, including, unbeknownst to him, an undercover fbi operative. so he's charged with providing material support to isis. he's been arrested and he'll face the charges in court later today, kristen. >> all right. pete williams, thank you for that breaking news update. really appreciate it. >>> heading to london now, today's london mayor urging residents to remain calm after an american citizen was stabbed to death in a busy square. a 19 year-old man, a norwegianian national, suspected of killing one. mental illness, a significant factor in the incident. nbc's matt bradley in brussels square where the stabbing took place. matt, what else do we know about the attacker and american citizen who died? >> reporter: well, the u.s. embassy has confirmed it was an american citizen killed, kristen. we actually don't have any more details beyond that. for privacy, not going into identity of the victim. five other people injured who were stabbed in this attack. three just released from the hospital and we're hearing a fourth one will probably be released very

meanwhile, unbeknownst to me, mark was charging things on his personal credit card.on't like that at all, but mark likes to just do it. lemonis: why are you charging it on your credit card and not telling her? mark: 'cause we don't always have it in the account, and she's already done so much -- lemonis: but why aren't you at least telling her? mark: it's just another thing on her plate. so i'm like, i could do it on my own. sam: it's hard, marcus. lemonis: how much do you have on the credit card, really? mark: probably maxed out on one that's 10 grand -and i probably have another -- -sam: wait, personally? mark: like 6 grand on the other one. like, $16,000 altogether. sam: how are we supposed to build a life for ourselves if we're in debt? mark: i-i keep thinking -- [ sam crying ] that's why i don't like letting it out 'cause i know, like, it'll hurt her. sam: it hurts me more when it's this. like, if we have a baby, like, what am i supposed to do for three months? i have no, like, employee pay, no union, like, nothing. mark: i know. sam: so there's no like, nest eg

unbeknownst to me i found myself in white house considered the irish expert because i had worked with ted kennedy and , everybody look at ted kennedy as the bellwether on which way to go. and bill clinton did promise jerry adams a visa during the campaign. it was before i got on the campaign or i probably would have to throw my body in front of it. the request came right away and we said no and nobody cared and that is partly where the house was angry because they didn't believe us. we were accused of lying and it was a very intense meeting. what shifted the ground was john hume coming to the white house in the fall saying something was happening with the i.r.a. and we were hearing from peter king and not just congressman neal but but bruce morrison and everyone , was saying there was a week-long cease-fire and everyone saying it was really changing. the c.i.a., f.b.i., british government, the justice department, and state department said, no nothing is changing. , the only ones who knew what was going on were the people on the hill had the contacts and john hume finally said you shou

unbeknown unbeknownst to the clinton campaign. what are they saying about this?, so awkward and such a strange situation. he is sitting right behind her. i was at that rally. there were some 3,000 people there so i don't spot him but a florida reporter who's seen him before and talked to him. so they went up and talked to him afterward as he drove back down to his home in south florida. he said, look, i support hillary clinton and i was invited to in rally because i am a democrat. he's given some small contributions to local democratic efforts over the years. but the clinton campaign certainly embarrassed by this. they're trying to down play it and say, look, we did not know that he was in attendance pat all. we didn't know he was on stage until it was called to our attention afterward. they aren't disavowing his support of all because of course he is a citizen here and can support who he wants in this campaign. but it is certainly an awkward moment particularly because he was sitting right behind her and people are picked to sit behind candidates for part of the

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. >> so what he is saying is there's this nsa database, unbeknownst to us, and they have access to itey could have looked at hillary's e-mail if they had them, but then he'd open up a whole can of worms. >> then he'd be revealing that the nsa does have everybody's e-mails. which a lot of us believe. which bill binney a former nsa official who developed the software that the nsa uses says they have. which they have never acknowledged. there would be serious criminal allegations if the fbi had unfettered access to the nsa -- did they ask, did they get a search warrant for her materials? no. >> well, it cost debbie wasserman schultz her job. i can't imagine the nsa feeding julian assange this information, can you? >> yes. >> you think -- >> that is exactly what bill binney is saying, and the -- >> who would do that? >> it's not we, it's a guy. >> this is not an official federal government policy. this is the behavior. one of the 60,000 was snowden. so it's the behavior of some of the 60,000 people. some are military, some are is civilian employees of the government, some are outside cont