but i'm hoping they unhook it and release it. >> your wish is their command.irst, let's pet it. >> no. >> could you imagine? that would be amazing to be that close to a shark. be able to touch it, unhook it, and say bye. >> i wouldn't put the shark after you hook the shark. the shark is already unhappy. >> but they did let it go. they said this thing was about 28 stones. that's about 392 pounds. this thing was about eight feet long. it was a big fella. >>> most of us have heard of battle raps. while these are not classified as battle rappers, they did challenge a fan to a battle during this rap concert. a fan in this concert decided to throw a cup or bottle onto the stage. >> get the [ bleep ] on stage. you threw the cup, right? >> in the states we say catch my fate. it's like, come on, let's fight. let's do it. well, dude took him up on that. the fan did jump up on stage. from there it's all bad. he lays into them. and from there, everybody on stage jumps in. they start kicking and punching this dude in the head. >> that's not a fair fight. don't jump him. th

the drivers saw that it was on fire and quickly unhooked the cab.one was hurt. >>> in wisconsin and much of the north the problem will be water on the roads, not cheese, but water. wet roads also likely in east texas and the carolinas and flooding in the plains. >>> if you're flying airport delays are most likely in minneapolis, kansas city, chicago and detroit. >>> the manhunt in the so-called facebook killing came to an end thanks in part to the staff at a fast food restaurant. >> authorities say being tracked down in an erie, pennsylvania, mcdonald's. a worker recognized him after he pulled up into the drive-through and the owner came up with a lie to keep stephens there until police arrived. >> i pulled my front drive-through girl out of the window and had myself and my supervisor present at the window and basically just told him it was going to be a minute for his fries which it wasn't. we were trying to make sure she got in contact with the state police. >> stephens shot himself during a car chase with troopers. a daughter of his alleged victi

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think about his point -- i was rereading this and found it very interesting -- that you can actlly unhooker words, traditional politicians are still held to their pledges, butf it's not about facts and policy, it's -- becomes what he calls a more projected psychological dynamic where the supporters are simply renewed in feeling good about themselves or their status and the wall being built or not might not matter. >> i mean, it's an alternative universe, an alt-universe, you might say, where this is going on. and something like -- take something like the republican denial of climate change and how enormous a conspiracy you would have to posit in order to have 99% of the scientists of the world all in on the conspiracy. similarly, when he claims that he really won the popular vote because somehow the three million were phony, were done by -- well, that would have to be another one of these gigantic conspiracies. and these things are just rolled out one after another. it's as if they kind of cancel each other out and we get just one weird morass. >> and speaking of weird morass, taking hend

he became concerned about his life and so he unhooked the trailer,went to get warm, came back to meet the repairman. the labor department determined that under the surface transportation assistance act he was wrongly fired, because that act is designed to say that if you operate a truck in a fashion -- if you refuse to operate a truck in a fashion that is unsafe for you, the driver, or unsafe for others, you can't be fired for that. safety comes first. the whole emergency of the act: safety comes first. but in this case, neil gorsuch dissented. now, he wasn't writing the majority opinion. he went out of his way to write a minority opinion. the tenth circuit upheld the fact that he was correctly operating the truck, leaving the trailer behind. you can say was he operating the full truck or part of the truck? the point is the tenth circuit said, yes, the firing was wrong. they upheld the labor department under the surface transportation act, said he did exactly what the act was intended. you have to restore his job. the tenth circuit said yes, absolutely. but judge gorsuch went out of h

when i saw him the first time, he didn't see me and he was crouched down under his desk, um, unhookingnd i asked him if he was ok, and he said, "no." and i asked him if there was anything i could do, and he said, "turn back time." >> reporter: amy had already heard about the murder, and that investigators had been to smoot's house. she told the jury what the defendant said next. >> i asked him if he was directly or indirectly involved, and he said, "both." >> reporter: did you take that as an admi -- a total admission of guilt? >> absolutely. absolutely. five years after brooke's murder to get her alleged killer before a jury. it took the jury less than four hours to reach its verdict. >> we the jury, find the defendant, shawn nelson smoot guilty of premeditated first degree murder of brooke nicole morris. >> reporter: what's the emotions that you're feeling when you hear that word? >> well, of course, we can't show emotion in court. >> reporter: okay, what's going on, on the inside? >> on the inside, i'm screaming. i'm jumping for joy. >> i was able to give tina gregg a hug, and see h

not much of an effort to unhook him, if you ask me.al limit, and i guess he forecasted that arrest. ainsley. ainsley: thank you, brian. it has been more than four years since the horrific shootings at sandy hook elementary school that rocked our country. 20 children were killed that day including 6-year-old emily parker. there's her picture. her mother now turning that tragedy into a story of hope and healing, and she is incredible because she has learned to forgive the shooter. joining us now is alyssa parker, the mother of that precious child emily and the author of that new book right there. it's called an unseen angel, a mother's story of faith, hope, and healing after sandy hook. alyssa, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: on so let's go back to that day. share with us what that was like. you learned your daughter was one of the ones that was shot five hours after the shooting actually took place. >> uh-huh. ainsley: did you know during that five hours that this wasn't good? >> i knew that someth