. >> i do not think he was yelling. he was not happy with that. >> your husband was not yelling. >> he was talking with his voice. but he was not happy at all. >> he told ivory madison that your husband started yelling profanities at you. isn't that what happened? >> yes. >> so, he was yelling profanities at you. >> how i recall is that he said profanities' but just one thing was the only thing he said. i said do not talk to me that way. he apologized but he was not happy. >> ok. this was happening with your son in a car? >> yes. >> ok. how did your husband's yelling in the car affect your son? >> objection. relevance. >> overruled. >> i have to answer? yes, theo was -- it was his nap time. so, he was sleeping in the car seat. and i don't not recall he was crying in the car until the very end. because we were having a discussion, not that he was yelling. we were having a discussion. not a friendly one, but he was watching. he was fine. >> your son did cry during that discussion, but not until the end of it. >> during th

they're yelling stop when it comes to climate change legislation they're yelling stop when it comes to equal pay for equal work for women they're yelling stop when it comes to critical lifesaving stem cell research they're yelling stop when it comes to providing health insurance at an affordable cost to all americans they're yelling stop when it comes to immigration reform they're yelling stop when it comes to ending the failed richard nixon's failed drug war and not only are they yelling stop they're actively trying to undo most of the progressive victories over the last one hundred fifty years that they opposed from the start that includes undoing a woman's right to choose or even have access to contraceptives it includes forcing women to submit to mandatory ultrasounds like their children are wards of the state includes passing more and more right to work for less laws further eroding the rights of working people in america and includes gutting food safety programs unemployment benefits and food stamps it even includes sabotaging our economic recovery to achieve their all to a po

say it again. >> the lady throws a punch and people were yelling.re's a high school girl standing like two feet from me. and as the fight starts coming down, the girl is screaming because it's just rolling down. >> despite the screams, the women continue to pummel one another. >> it just doesn't stop. and the bus driver didn't stop. there was screaming going on in the back. there was fighting that started that just kept coming down the aisle that people had to move out of the way. people screaming. >> within 30 seconds, another passenger steps in. >> stop it. stop it. stop it. stop it. stop. >> get her back. stop it. >> there was one lady that kind of broke them up a little bit. but, you know, most people did not want to get in between two older ladies just going all at it. i mean there was serious blows. they were just slamming on each other. >> from beginning to end, the arguing and the fighting lasts about three minutes. things start to calm down as the two women are separated. and when the bus pulls up to a stop, one of the women gets off. >> it

he was really yelling at that guy. he wanted to punch him in the face. >> i think he has a bit of an anger management problem. >> i think rick has one. >> i don't have a problem with that. i'm good with it. >> you are scaring me. >> jill, you made the best point of the night about the ice cream. >> i never made the best point of the night. >> you don't get a prize. >> rick, great, great answer here. >> what? >> just kidding. he said absolutely nothing. jill wins and you lose. >> jill, you said are you sick of hearing how rich romney is, but you will be hearing it until november. did i say jill? i meant joe. >> i like hearing how rich people are. i like the cash dash yens. >> you -- the kardashians. >> we are going to hear about it until november. >> it is stupid. you know who is rich? george washington. jay he was. and as far as i know romney never lied about cutting down a tree. >> george washington did it the american way. he married a rich widow. >> that's right. >> i think that's the john kerry way, actually. >> an

and, as i looked around, there's a lot of commotion and a lot of yelling.d as i looked off to the side, my head was, like, pinned to the ground, i saw some flames around the edges of the pump. and at that time i started yelling, i'm under here, i'm under here. >> alex may not remember everything about that fateful day, but he does know how hard everyone around him worked to save his life. >> i just want to say thank you so much. >> you are so welcome. >> you're my angels. >>> coming up -- a little girl drops out of sight. and a roof goes bye-bye. >> literally the sound made you feel like you were in "the wizard of oz" and you were just going to be lifted straight out of this home.ç >>> and later a student's terrifying adventure. >> the most scared i've ever been in my life. >>> i was inches away from death, absolutely. >> a law enforcement officer for more than 14 years, sergeant matthew davidson is no stranger to high-risk and dangerous situations. but one routine call he answers in 2009 almost becomes his last. july, the suburbs of houston, texas. sergea

police yelling out fire in the hole three times. then that shot was taken by that times and that shot was taken by a disruptor and you saw movement by way of the blinds in the windows. we'll be getting an update by police momentarily of the next phase of this process on whether they'll be putting robotics into that unit to try to glean more information and try to detonate other explosive material and at the same time try to remove any crucial evidence that will surround this investigation. so we'll keep an eye on that. in the meantime, we're learning more about the victims. 12 people kill individual, 38 injured. our nick valencia is in the newsroom with more information that we're learning about those killed and you have new information? >> we do, fredericka. this just in to cnn moments ago. we were able to confirm the seventh name of the 12 people killed in the aurora, colorado shooting. the victim identified as a.j.boik. i believe we have a facebook page, friends held a memorial in colorado for him. he was a student in gateway hig

she mostly talked about the argument about going to venezuela and that they yelled at each other andthat she got a bruise, but she never went into any detail with me. >> did she tell you where the bruise was? >> on her arm. >> did she tell you about it now? >> i do not remember. >> it would be consistent that she could have been talking about a very small bruise? >> objection, that calls for speculation. >> overruled. >> she said a bruise on her arm, so i did not know what size it was. she did not go into detail. good >> did she tell you the share of -- a share of -- the sheriff repeatedly grabbed her? >> no, she did not. >> did she tell you how long the >> did she tell you she ran into the street to escape a fight? >> no, she did not. >> i know you already answered, but i forgot. did she say whether or notÑv& o was present for the fight? >> i do not recall that, so i am sorry. >> did she tell you share of mirkarimi -- sheriff mirkarimi was talking. >> she said he was yelling. >> did she tell you she recorded it on her mobile phone? >> she did not tell me. >> did she tell you she wa

he didn't yell at him, he didn't scream at him and i think that was a inso of unconditional love and forgiveness. i think as a father with three kids myself. if i was thinking of going into politics and my kid did that and it was on the front page of ever are i paper, you would get kind of upset, you would yell at your kid and ground him for six mochbts. dad just said look, you're my son that's what's important and i love you. as i struggle with trying to figure out how to deal with my kids on the sporting arena or at school, that was one of the messages i wanted to figure out, how he did that and try to share that with people, it's a really powerful story. >> of all the legacies, it's got to be the most powerful for you. >> absolutely. if you've got a great father, the note he wrote me, when i graduated from high school telling me he loved me and god loved me. it must have been great when i'm 18 years old. when i'm writing the book, 30 years later, it's nice to have that written letter if my dad. that's a great legacy. >> why was it so important for you to put this together and writ

gun was shot in the neck, she says the government was not silent but targeting the victim and yelling >>> just a massacre of people, i feel so sorry for him >>> we are also learning more about homes. he is in solitary confinement in a colorado jail. and according to a colorado newspaper he is bidding and officers spaces. >>> katie mayor ed lee, and caleb medley gave it chilbirth r son. >>> katie put the cue ball and caleb's arms. >>> friends say baby callebs is full of live just like his father. christian and visited some of these victims and r.l. red and the pete hospital staff there. is that has a movie theater was evacuated after someone tossed a package into the auto prayed this happened during a screening of the dark night rises. it was inside the east ridge mall. about 150 people left the building. in a bomb expert determined the box was harmless. during a speech romney said the white house should have an independent investigation into leaks leaks. >>> in this ad you can see a pattern couch with the rest colored pillows and a white mantle behind the president. republicans say th

i just started yelling. >> reporter: the rotten porch was built over the basement. remember, it's an 8-foot drop. >> the paramedic was able to get himself together and climb out. requested on his radio for assistance to rescue the patient. >> i'm just yelling tony, tony! i see that he's okay on the floor. >> reporter: see the silver and black poles are stopping the collapse of the 94-year-old home. the original victim is still down there. they secure him own a back board and place him out. they don't think he suffered any additional injuries, but sent him to the hospital to be sure. >> it's unbelievable. i'm just trying to get past it. >> reporter: that's saying a lot for a city paramedic. mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> police believe the man was a squatter. >>> andrew had to hold a sign apologizing for stealing. the statue of a black labrador is outside of greensboro. the judge said he decided to put in such a public doghouse because the statue means so much to the community. >>> if you're a fan of wjz manic monday, you're familiar with coach charlie bridge. c

this does not give you the right to yell at them. i happen to speak five languages. for me to be there -- hearing the manager yelled, this is one issue i would like to have mended. they should have this would have to deal with elders -- the next speaker? >> i can just hold this town? >> the second microphone to your left is the easier one to use. >> this is just my karma, and my incredible circumstances. there is a meeting going on. i was trying to meet with the supervisor, and actually, is one of the supervisors on the board also named lee? this is just to address the body that is here. >> i am disabled and since the year 2000, there has been a succession of events where i was framed by individual in los angeles who was prosecuted by the state of california for running one of his businesses illegally. right now -- >> we are talking about single room occupancy. >> they are attempting to place me up because i was framed over the weekend, and not shown any documents, i am staying at a center run by the county. they want to temporarily placed me in another facility unti

and pounding on door ] >> he started yelling and doing his karate, so i think he's training right now. we've got srt coming. is srt here? okay. >> go, go, go! >> when inmates cause a disturbance in intake or any other part of the jail, a s.w.a.t.-like unit known as srt, or the special response team, is summoned to quell the problem. >> calm down. come talk to me. calm down and come talk to me. you want to pull that route? you don't want to talk to us? i need you to step up and be cuffed, okay? so i can move you to a different cell, okay? all right. jamming. i'm going to hit him hard. you got me? >> when an inmate acts like this, the team must move him to a padded cell to prevent injury. but sometimes they must resort to force to make the move. >> stop resisting. back it up. take his clothes off of him. >> strip him down. strip him down. >> ah! ah! ah! >> don't move. roll him over. >> ah! >> stop resisting. >> okay. okay. >> you understand? >> stop resisting. >> good? >> are you guys okay? >> yeah, we're fine. anything else? everybody all right? no bites? no spit? >> eventually, this i

this was all to capture this coach yelling at the kids because they believe he was yelling too much.just seems there was more motivation to the story. >> it sounds like it. and jeffrey was saying he could have a civil action. but even with the fact -- the fact that it's in a locker room, i don't think the state has a good case against this principal because there were no images collected that you might otherwise get in a lock room. no inappropriate pictures were taken. what you have to have is an intent to take pictures for sexual gratification in order to have a illegal photography case. i don't think they have a case. >> privacy aside, maybe she caught this guy screaming and yelling but what if there were inappropriate pictures captured on the video camera? >> that would be a different story. right now because there were no pictures, we're just talking about the eavesdropping, just talking about the audio. that's why nicole is right, it's not the greatest case but a grand jury indicted. sometimes we say they'll indict a ham sandwich but a grand jury indicted and this has to go to c

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let's go. [ yelling ] [ yelling ] >> cenk: so that's the victim's family and friends fighting the killer's amazing story. the point i wanted to make about it is the great irony. they're in a courtroom. so they're not allowed to have guns. if they had guns, either side, they could have shot and killed each other and used "stand your ground" defense. do you understand how crazy stand your grouped is. if you have a gun it allows you to get away with murder oftentimes. thank god they were not allowed to have guns in that case, otherwise more people would have died. already, now when we come back we're going to talk about the wildfires. we're going to talk about a particular town who's so proud of being conservative, and how they cut their firefighters. what happened next? when you ask the fire chief hey wait a minute, do you want to respond to this and make sure that you got for go more firefighters. >> i couldn't make one. i just wouldn't make one. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> cenk: you remember those wildfires in colorado over the last two weeks? finally they have simmered down enough that people

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i was -- as soon as he broke my nosey started yelling for help.as disoriented and he started slamming my head into the concrete. >> which is where the lacerations came from? >> yes, sir. >> you said it was like your head was going to explode was a comment that you had given to the police. >> yes. he continued to punch me in the head. >> how many times would you estimate that he punched you? >> several. more than a dozen. >> and hitting you hard. at what moment did you -- because you said you feared for your life. at what moment do you remember when you literally -- do you remember when you thought i may die? because you said that you felt -- you feared for your life. do you remember the exact moment when you felt that? >> in hindsight i would say when he he was slamming my head into the concrete and i thought i would lose consciousness. i didn't know what would happen at that point. >> how close is the concrete to the grass? because another issue is the grass stains you had on your clothes and you made a statement to the police you wanted to get t

"nats of people yelling" yelling" police were alss called to an unusual scene at a funeral home in east baltimore. it happened near york and benninghaus road. officials reported individuals were tased and witnesses say some were even stabbed after things got out of hand at a funeral no word on why the fight began...but officials say some individuals were placed under arrest. no word on the conditions of those injured. 3 the gunman... accused ...in the colorado movie shooting.../ finally... faces formal charges. charges.james holmes ... faces... 24 counts of murder... in the first degree... / one... for each victim...//.12... counts of first-degree murder.../ plus... 12 counts of murder ...with... "extreme indifference",...//. holmes... also... faces... á116á counts... of... áattemptedá ...1st degree murder.../those... charges... also doubled... for the 58 people... wounded... in... the attack...//.a... select... number of journalists,... survivors... and... victim's... family members ... were allowed ...áinsideá the courtroom../. that... was... closed off.. to cameras. "i felt anger and

then i yelled, does anybody have a video camera? it's my birthday. i figured i'm feeling a little frisky, but i get a little clean. make sure i get all spiced up for you guys, make sure i'm all clean for the show. you know what i'm saying? >> behind the camera is tim's girlfriend, macy, who usually works the drive-through window. >> i actually keep a camera with me at all times just in case something crazy like that happens. >> i want some eggs or some sausage biscuits, french toast sticks. >> the stunt is an act for tim's myspace page where fans know him as "mr. unstable." >> macy, you should totally go get our manager and tell her that i'm really in the sink. >> but he insists that no one else is in on the stunt before the camera starts rolling. >> hey, karen, he's in the sink. is that okay? do you want to come see? it's pretty funny. you can't see his penis or nothing. >> i hope not. >> everybody thought it was funny except for the manager who was still counting money. the whole time she thought we were kidding. she never imagined that i was reall

they started yelling get him out, get him out! if anything we have to get him out before it drops back on him. because it could cause further injury. >> get out. somebody grab him. >> holy crap. >> hurry. >> as the car is slipping, construction worker lee christianson runs over from his nearby work site to help. >> i heard someone yelling pull him out. pull him out. i didn't know how long they could hold the car up. i just got him out. >> christianson pulls him out by his right ankle. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh. >> oh, my gosh. >> police who arrive just moments earlier order the bystanders to back away. they tend to the fire before the victim for fear the car may still explode. from his vantage point, chris garth isn't sure the man is still alive. >> oh, my gosh. >> i couldn't tell if he was breathing. i couldn't tell if he was moving. it was a low moment in the room to say the least. >> on the ground, james o'dea also fears the worst. >> i thought he was dead. but there are times you pray silently. i was just praying within myself tha

(nats of yelling) just &pbecause it's called the passing lane, doesn't mean beer. an suv full of los angeles lakers fans did when they spotted the lakers newest ssar, sttve nash, in a taxi on freeway 110...."nash! steve nash! yeahh" now the guy shooting this is nonn other than point guard steve nash himself. and when they finally completed the hand off...(nats of cheering) nash just swung the pamera around and added aa pretty good so ffr." nash later tweeted out the video, welcome, though we're hoping the can of keystone light was cold. the rowdy fans opened their own twwtter account calling themselves 'la beer bros.' and they posted video of the view from their suvvand the celebraaion following the hand-off.(natt of cheering) the la beer bros tweettd that they were 'on the way to the dodgers game, guy in baak says 'that's steve nash"...slowed down to check...sure enough!' "one guy posted oo youtube that the video would be a oneelight, good enough o make steve nash open his window.'" ut the makers of keystone light seemed to distance themselves, elling cnn we had s

i've got a few things i'd like to yell about now, so we can all start. >> my eyes! my eyes! >> you opened the casket! >> july 16th, 2012, from comedy central's world news head quarters in new york this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) hey, everybody, welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. we're back, baby, two weeks. our guest tonight, the great louis c.k. will be joining us. (cheers and applause) louis, ck of course-- (laughter) louis calvin klein. (laughter) changed had for show business. look, i can't give you a recap of all the [bleep] that happened, over the past, every major story. but i can tell you-- in what can only be called a bit of devein intervention, the hot political moment of mitt romney venture capital which happened to bear the same fame as the post frightening and current batman villain. (laughter) it's the subject of tonight's democalypse 2012 thank you jesus edition. (laughter) bain! not since aid-- diet candy suffered through their

[yelling] [yelling] >> reporter: u.n. soldiers working furiously to contain what looks like a sewage spill at this base in haiti's rural heartland. we came here after rumours that the troops could be a cause for the cholera outbreak. the waste running into the river is a big danger, and that's exactly what we found. >> it is believed haiti has the highest rate of cholera in the world. ryan filed the suit on behalf of haitian cholera victims. >> we are hoping this case is too big to fail. the evidence against the united nations is so overruling that the u.n. will have no choice but to take responsibility for its malfeasance. >> my father called me and said, joseph, mo your mother has cholera. i go to see her and she was very good, and then.. then...(sobbing). >> it was not possible to be conclusive about how cholera was introduced into haiti. >> wendy: david dargg is one of the directors of "baseball in the time of cholera," and as part of cbn's "operation blessing," he spent years working in haiti. david, this story is so

. >> my daughter yelled -- we are going to die. there were no emergency lights in the hallway, so it was pitch black and i wasn't confident that in smoky conditions with my daughter and my self upset that i could make it. >> so rochelle makes a tough decision. staying in the room is their best hope. >> i said, you know what, sona, the fire department is here. let's wait. they will put out the fire and we'll walk down the stairs. >> turns out, it's the right choice. for many at the hotel, there would be no way out. the hotel has no sprinklers, no smoke detectors, and no working fire alarms. and worse yet, the emergency exits are locked to prevent guests from sneak out without paying. this fire is the worst hotel fire in thailand's history. in all, 91 died. 80 are injured. but now about 30 minutes after the firebreaks out, rochelle and sona are still stuck in their hotel room and trying to let someone, anyone know they are up there in need of rescue. >> by that time, the phone was dead and the lights were out. we were trapped and we

>> you heard him yell allah akbar? >> screamed it. the first shot hit me right here in the chest. oo weent through my left shoulder here. >> two soldiers who sur vufed the massacre at fort hood speak exclusively with fox. >> it was the worst terror attack on u.s. soil since 9-11. 13 people murdered 43 wounded on the world's largest army base. major nadal hassan wore the same uniform. >> we had a terrorist serving in the military i am sure for some people was hard. >> only thing he didn't do was wear a t-shirt that said i am going to attack fort hood tomorrow. >> how did the united states army and fbi miss the enemy within. >> do you believe the massacre could have been prevented? >> i do. that's the painful conclusion. >> there was a failure to act. >> the obama administration says no purple hearts will be avoided. what happened at fort hood almost 3 years ago should be addressed in the context of a broader threat of workplace violence. >> the big question is, why didn't anybody ever blow the whistle on hassan? >> i am bill hem mer. >> i am katherine jarrett. >> i am greg begun fe

she picked her up, laid her here and yelled for help.meone help me. >> the girl wasn't breathing. two life guards started cpr. >> i thought oh my gosh there is really something wrong. >> now she is being pailed a hero. >> she was at the bottom of the pool for a few minutes, and camille saved the day. >> the victim's mother has been charged with three counts of child negligent. a mother of two witnessed the rescue, and says it was terrifying. >> it was terrifying, you should not just entrust your children with the life guards, they're your children and your responsibility. >> the 4-year-old is expected to make a full recovery. this morning she was honored by west gait and she will get an award for her bravery. >> continental pool that runs the facility says they have completed an investigation, and the life guards were in their proper positions at the time. >> what a brave little girl. >>> next, a consumer alert for parents before you put a young child in a highchair. >>> and how credit card swipe fees are passed to you. >>> the singles h

"nats of people yelling" yelling" police were also called to an unusual scene at a funeral home in northeastpened near york and benninghaus road. some people were tased....witnesses told us some people were stabbed.... after things got out of hand at a funeral no word on why the fight began... we're told some people were arrested. no word on the conditions of those injured. common sense would tell you that home or a hospital is the best place to give birth.but for a new york couple it was somewhere in between. over the weekend... // siob-han... anderson ...gave birth... to her twin sons... on... two... separate highways... at,... two different times...//.the... first one... gavin... was delivered... on... southern state parkway... / after... his parents ...pulled over... to wait for an ambulance. "they're wheeling me into the ambulance and i'm holding gavin. and i'm not really covered up at all. and there's a car literally driving towards us, and i'm like, "oh my god!" once... in the ambulance.. . they continued to the hospital..../ minutes later... they ... pulled over... and... out came...

and he basically yelled, oh, my god, what the hell happened? i turned around and he had probably an inch around hole in his forearm that was pouring blood. >> blood everywhere all over his leg and all over his neighbor. we all kind of were pushing each other like go, go, go, we need to get out of here, something is very wrong. we got out really fast. people in theater 9 were running out yelling, there's a shooter, there's a shooter. >> reporter: they say police were already there when they got outside and were able to get their friend help. they say they're counting their blessings since they know the outcome for them and their friends could have been much worse. they say their hearts are with the families of those who were killed. >> i was just going over in my head all of the what if aspects. what if we chose a different seat, what if we hadn't left when we did? >> reporter: they told me the hardest part is trying to understand why the shooter would do something like this. their friend underwent surgery and is expected to be fine. kimberly te