i can't move i yelled. he did not respond.just lay there on top of me jerking as the bullets had angered his jacket. we have to get out of here i said. i grabbed his harness and pulled him off trying to drag him through the model towards the streambank as the bullets tethered the water around us. doc i was worried might be dying but i realize maybe i can save this morning. it seemed to take hours dragging the limp heavy body by the arms to the bank and up through the dense foliage. once into cover a check him out. he had been hit. was not breathing. i pressed my mouth to his and began cpr. his lips was black and cold. finally i sat back on my heels, this marine was gone. why come after me? core discipline did not abandon. he wasn't even in my platoon. lieutenant are you okay my radioman yelled to smeared in red mud from head to toe he crouched right next to me and was reloading with shaking hands. his barrel steam, raindrops bubbling as a came upon it. the company commander Ãthe study rattle of small arms,

i can't move, i yelled. but he didn't respond. just lay there on top of me jerking as the bullets hammered his flak jacket. we've got to get out of here, i said. i grabbed his harness and pulled them off, and dragged him into the mud towards a streambank as the bullets peppered around us. doc i was what might be dying. i realize this now but maybe i could say this marine. it seemed to take hours to crawl, dragging the lip heavy body by the arms and up a slight price into the dense foliage. once it to cover i checked them out. he had been hit. wasn't breathing. i pressed my mouth to his and begin cpr. his lips were slight and cold and tasted of blood. finally i sat back on my heels. this marine was gone. why come after me? core discipline didn't abandon. he wasn't even in my platoon. lieutenant, are you okay? he crouched right next to me, reloading with shaking hands. his barrel steam. raindrops bubbling as they ran down to we have a bunch of wounded and the company commander wants -- the steady rattle of small arms, the shouted mo

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so yield has a score, it is 1-0 yell. yell -- yale. harvard lost. said heated roosevelt did not know whether he enjoyed himself. he had no inkling of the future popularity. he did not anticipate the critical role he would play in a game's future. he did give voice to the prostration we all know of the agony of defeat. i am starting to say we were beaten. effectively because our opponents play very foul. i would like to say a few things about why football matters to me personally and to americans generally. i met my wife on the way to a football game in ann arbor. we walked from our dorm in michigan stadium. we didn't start dating until basketball season. our bond was formed out of a mutual love of blue. my romance with college football goes back further. me how toteaching sing held to the victors as a boy. we talked about the carter area. we were talking about a time when anthony carter or a winged helmets and scored a touchdown pass under the watch of coach bo schembechler. when i attended my football games and michigan as a student, along with my

. >> no, you're yelling at me. >> i'm yelling at you? i'm not yelling. you want to hear me [ bleep ] yell? [ inaudible ] >> do you know how cool it would be to have the captain have him turn around? you're gonna do that. you do that. i'm being so impolite, fatass. >> reporter: the plane diverting to auckland, new zealand on new year's day. the man taken into police custody. passenger neil kay shot the video. >> the two male flight attend immediately to try to de-escalate it. and he called them terrible homophobic slurs. >> reporter: this is the second time in just a few days that a passenger is forced off a flight. this video appears to show one passenger hitting another. a couple from minnesota was arrested and taken off a delta flight. >> and as for that united flight in auckland, more than 250 passengers had to wait nearly 24 hours, until today, for a new flight to san francisco. united tells us the call to divert is ultimately the captain's decision. cecilia? >>> o gio, thank you. we have an update on britain's queen elizabeth. she was suffering from

the second-half starts, yell and the driveout into harbor territory. a lanky freshman named walter camp, an important administrative football was a clear that they. he tried to shovel the ball backward to a teammate. it was a lousy pass, it bounced. it took a funny hop that football's content. oliver thompson in the he puts hisd player foot to the ball, kicks from 35 yards out and at an impossible -- added improbable angle and its sales over the road. yale has a score. it is 1-0 and that's how the game ended. harvard lost. a frustrated roosevelt said he did not know whether he enjoyed himself. he had no inkling of the future popularity. he did not anticipate the critical role he would play in a game's future. he did give voice to the frustration we all know of the agony of defeat. i am sorry to say we were beaten, he wrote to his mother. i would like to say a few things about why football matters to me personally and to americans generally. i met my wife on the way to a football game in ann arbor. we walked from our dorm in michigan stadium. that's my

so no emotion, didn't say a word, no yelling, no screaming, no nothing. it didn't matter if you were male, female, white, plaqblack chi child, >> he was looking directly at the people he was trying to kill. >> caller: oh, yeah. point and shoot. he was not discriminating in any way, shape or perform. one black guy, african american guy, two little boys, he got shot in the wrist. and another lady by the window shot in the shoulder. another lady took a shot to the shoulder, through and through, three feet from her husband, he lays dead. another guy got shot and was bleeding profusely. once the shooter was done, you know, from there, he retreated back out kind of in that same direction where he was. he took a couple more steps, laid face down, spread eagle, waited for the deputy running up behind me. i came ten feet behind the deputy. once he got up to the shooter, he secured the shooter at that point, the gun was empty, i stepped on it to make sure no one was going to grab it or anything of that nature, even though it was empty. and about ten seconds later t

hope you got -- fred and wayne -- [ audience yelling ] >> me?s a thing. that doesn't help. >> it's a thing. >> jimmy: okay. all right. [ laughter ] >> a flower. a plant. a tree. it's a -- it's a root. it's a proposal. >> jimmy: yes! a marriage proposal! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> that was good. >> jimmy: that was great! you guys are awesome. >> jimmy: wayne, you're up. pick a card, latifah and i will get into position. [ audience yelling ] >> it's a person -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's too much of a a hint. that's too much of a hint already. >> it's a person. is it like occupation? >> jimmy: don't talk to each other. what are you talking about? [ laughter ] stop! >> okay, okay. >> jimmy: go ahead. 30 seconds. >> all right. a talk show host. [ laughter ] a puppet person. a ventriloquist! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> i knew he was gonna get that! >> jimmy: how did you get that? you're good. >> i knew he was gonna get that. >> jimmy: it is time for the final showdown round. this is worth triple the points. >> right, right. >> jimmy: this round

more chanting, more yelling.s is the problem, if you go on the internet for any span of time, you're left with the belief that the world is divided into two camps. neo-nazis and shia labeouf fans. two contemptible groups of people. there's got to be a third way here. it's a little weird, but the answer can't be chanting and doing whatever ashley judd did. that was embarrassing. >> tom: i think what they call it is a slam poetry. you know, they've got to get their feelings out somehow. anthony, she has strong feelings. she's an actress, she's in the arts. >> not the martial arts, the real arts. stu and anthony, the crowd was really into it. they loved it. >> the crowd would have been into just about anything. i'm a little worried that her slam poetry delivery was kind of cultural appropriation. she's adopting an affectation that is not her own, comes from show business royalty, that's not her. >> tom: the person who wrote it, do you know who wrote it? >> i don't know if she knows who wrote it. especially consideri

>> just kind of yelling out. laying on his board and yelling out. >> roger. can you make out any words he's yelling out? over. >> no. he's kind of slurring his words. >> any time now units should be on scene. >> reporter: it was a stunning end to what began as a perfect day. this newport beach couple was celebrating their wedding anniversary and pegye just turning 38. >> it was her birthday. so she was in good spirits. >> reporter: brenda was one of the friends they had invited to a big party a couple of days earlier. >> she was talking about how much she loves eric and how great life is. >> reporter: maybe life was great, because pegye had it all. her story begins in a small town, dexter, new mexico. this is where pegye made her entrance. >> i have often said that she was born winking at the doctor and swinging on the chandelier. >> reporter: pegye was june and glenn marshall's fourth child. glenn says pegye was going places from the very day she was born. >> she was never still. >> reporter: she danced, sang, played sports and it seemed nothing could hold h

sound asleep at 4:30 this morning when -- >> all of a sudden i heard a young lady out in the hallway yelling "fire," banging on doors. >> reporter: as soon as he got up, he started knocking on his neighbors doors on the fourth floor. everyone was trying to help. >> a gentleman on my floor was trying to pull the pull station, but no alarm ever went off. >> reporter: the fire was burning on the roof where just below jung park and her

[yelling] >> philly! s-span -- c-span! >> philly! hate, that's what makes america great! >> love, not hate, that's what makes america great! >> love, not hate, that's what makes america great! [indistinct conversations] >> no-trump, no kkk! [indistinct conversations] >> my body, my choice! women need to have a voice! >> my body, my choice! women need to have a voice! >> my body, my choice! women need to have a voice! >> my body, my choice! women need to have a voice! >> my body, my choice! women need to have a voice! >> my body, my choice! women need to have a voice! >> my body, my choice! women need to have a voice! [indistinct conversations] >> love trumps hate! >> love trumps hate! >> love trumps hate! >> love trumps hate! [indistinct conversations] >> tell me what a feminist looks like! >> this is what a feminist looks like! >> tell me what a feminist looks like! >> this is what a feminist looks like! >> tell me what a feminist looks like! >> this is what a feminist looks like! [indistinct conversations] >> tell me what america looks like! >> this is what america look

i didn't see the man that was yelling. i was at the end of it. most of p the people and the victims, too, were by the beginning where the luggage was. but just moments before i decided to move away from the crowd toward the end of the conveyor belt. so i heard the man nearby and i didn't see the shooter until a couple of moments after. >> so what happened? you dropped to the ground. then what? >> i dropped to the ground. i heard more of the popping sound. and then while i'm on the floor at my level and seeing people getting hit. >> you actually saw that. >> i saw that. there was a man probably ten feet away from me that was shot in the head and his wife, you know, collapsed on top of him. >> was he shot when he was standing up or was he on the floor as well? >> we were all on the floor. >> the shooter just went over and shot somebody laying down on the floor? >> it was from a safe distance. is the shooter was not necessarily walking around the baggage claim area. he was several feet away from many of us. he hit that man. >> was he saying anything

some lady was yelling for help down in the garage. i just ran. >> reporter: cnn has learned the suspected shooter left alaska earlier today bound for fort lauderdale. he declared a firearm when boarding. that weapon packed inside his luggage. sources say the suspect may have gotten into an altercation during the flight. and on arrival after retrieving his bag, one source tells cnn he went into a bathroom and came out firing. long after the shooting, hundreds continued to run through open areas around the airport. some driven by false reports of additional shootings. >> this shooter in custody. he's unharmed. no law enforcement fired any shots. the subject is being interviewed by a team of fbi agents and broward sheriff's office homicide detectives. at this point, it looks like he acted alone. >> reporter: multiple sources identify the alleged shooter as esteban santiago. he's said to have been a member of the alaskan national guard leaving the guard last july. >> cnn boris sanchez who is in fort lauderdale reporting for us tonight. cn

. >> he, like i say, just walked into the door, did not yell, did not scream, just started shooting. we thought at first it was firecrackers and then we realized it was gunshots and by that time people were yelling and screaming and trying to get out of any door they could, hide under chairs, hide under luggage, anything else to get out of the line of fire. >> i heard a lady yell for help and i saw people running and i just ran. >> reporter: the shooter has been identified as 26-year-old esteban santiago from anchorage, alaska. according to officials, he was carrying a military i.d. eyewitnesses say the gunman ran out of ammunition and laid down when the police came and arrested him. one broward county official is reported as saying the gunman was a passenger on an incoming flight. he retrieved his luggage at the baggage claim, walked into the airport restroom, loaded the gun, and then opened fire. fort lauderdale sheriff scott israel: >> we have the shooter in custody. he's unharmed. no law enforcement fired any shots. the subject is being interviewed by a team of f.b.i. agents and

(yells) holy crap! that thing just lifted a whole jar of honey! think that's one of our steroid bees? (buzzing) well, this one's wearing a hoodie as a shirt. so, yeah, i think these are ours. stewie, i have a bad feeling abo-- oh, god, it just ate the other bee! okay, so a few of them had a bad reaction to... (buzzing) oh, crap. (buzzing continues) oh, my god. brian, run! (tires screeching) i think maybe giving those bees steroids was a bad idea. (splat) (gasps) turn on the wipers! (brian and stewie yelling) (muffled music playing) you sure this is gonna work, peter? absolutely. gronk went to the university of arizona, and everyone who went to the university of arizona believes leprechauns are real. and since cleveland already owns a green suit and a top hat... this is my easter clothes. (doorbell rings) whoa, a leprechaun! say the thing. (in irish accent): top of the morning to you, mr. gronkowski. have you any interest in a pot of gold? all you have to do is move to tallahassee! wait a minute, this is just a disguise! aah, son of a bitch! what's

dan yell is live in seattle. tell me about the rally in your city. >> hi, greta. you actually just missed us watching the tail end of this rally marching through what's the heart of downtown seattle west lake center. we're talking about 130,000 people. that's almost more than double what the initial estimates were for the rally of this size. there was a moment where we were watching the airials and you could see a sea of people three miles long, just wall-to-wall walking through downtown seattle. we're talking about people of all ages, all backgrounds, an entire clipper full of people. that's a ferry of people that that goes from victoria from seattle. people wanted to come from canada to make their voices heard. there are protesters against the president, but there are other issues that people are sharing their voices about. people are celebrating the things they agree on. they're coming together, celebrating unity, and it's been a positive gathering compared to marches past. it's been amazing to see the number of people who have come out, many of them first time

third quarter, hit as shooting, fans yelling mvp but memphis, zach randolph, he had 27. come back fwr 19 point deficit in the fourth. steph makes a four point lead, 40 for the game. ten seconds left, ties it. troy daniels off a warriors turnover that was hideous hits fourth three and again, 27. grizz stunned golden state again. 128-119. >>> women's college hoops. christine anigwe, look at footwork there, cal's defense, where is everybody? breanna brown, basket hanging, 14. and pivek added 19. cal loses, 13-2, 1-2 in the conference and stanford beat oregon. >>> donald penn for first time misses a game. and couldn't come at worst time. connor cook, rookie quarterback starting first nfl game with everything on the line for the silver and black. >> you see things like this happen a lot. anything can happen or change with the drop of a hat. always got to be ready. and if it's out on the practice field with mental reps, putting yourself through it or getting reps, approach every day like it's the same. >> abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino.

(yells) holy crap! that thing just lifted a whole jar of honey! steroid bees? (buzzing) well, this one's wearing a hoodie as a shirt. so, yeah, i think these are ours. stewie, i have a bad feeling abo-- oh, god, it just ate the other bee! okay, so a few of them had a bad reaction to... (buzzing) oh, crap. (buzzing continues) oh, my god. brian, run! (tires screeching) i think maybe giving those bees steroids was a bad idea. (splat) (gasps) turn on the wipers! (brian and stewie yelling) (muffled music playing) you sure this is gonna work, peter? absolutely. and everyone who went to the university of arizona believes leprechauns are real. and since cleveland already owns a green suit and a top hat... this is my easter clothes. (doorbell rings) whoa, a leprechaun! say the thing. (in irish accent): top of the morning to you, mr. gronkowski. have you any interest in a pot of gold? all you have to do is move to tallahassee! wait a minute, this is just a disguise! aah, son of a bitch! what's going on here? are you guys trying to get rid of me? yeah, we're

third quarter, hit as shooting, fans yelling mvp but memphis, zach randolph, he had 27. come back fwr 19 point deficit in the fourth. steph makes a four point lead, 40 for the game. ten seconds left, ties it. troy daniels off a warriors turnover that was hideous hits fourth three and again, 27. grizz stunned golden state again. 128-119. >>> women's college hoops. christine anigwe, look at footwork there, cal's defense, where is everybody? breanna brown, basket hanging, 14. and pivek added 19. cal loses, 13-2, 1-2 in the conference and stanford beat oregon. >>> donald penn for first time misses a game. and couldn't come at worst time. connor cook, rookie quarterback starting first nfl game with everything on the line for the silver and black. >> you see things like this happen a lot. anything can happen or change with the drop of a hat. always got to be ready. and if it's out on the practice field with mental reps, putting yourself through it or getting reps, approach every day like it's the same. >> abc7 sports brought to you by river rock ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and live doppler 7 sh

it is not confirmed whether or not it was supposed to happen, but they did yell cut, and handlers rushed to the animal. >> cut it, cut it. >> tmz reports that universal picture issued this response. >> ensuring ethical treatment is utmost important. we'll look into circumstance surrounding this video. >> look at this video posted by facebook account, tuesday. owner explains that life is just not fair to the boxer and that box kerr noboxer cannot have hi. the way he whines and responds is what has everyone talking. >> you can't get everything you want in life. you can't. >> it sounds like me come 4:00, and i am ready me e-mails. probably sounds familiar. i want to go home. >> i feel like it has been a while since you have done a chase like this, pot holes. >> i crew up in queens, i saw a report that said worst roads in new york city were there, i hopped in my car, and chased and looked for myself. turns out that the roads were fine, well paved. i could not find a single pot hole, why in new york city when there is an issue of pot holes they can fix it like that without passing a gas tax l

. >> that is when, like, i heard someone yelling. "you're there. i see you there." something like that. after that just the shots, like, three or four shots. and i just started running. >> reporter: gunshots in a quiet residential neighborhood. a now-terrified robby ran back home. >> he was faster than i am. i said, he's probably coming. i was almost sure that he was coming. >> reporter: but diren wouldn't return. and what happened to the german exchange student would simultaneously make headlines around the world and get americans asking, how far can you go to protect your home and family? >>> coming up -- >> 911. what are you reporting? >> a robbery. >> an urgent call to 911. >> somebody entered into our garage. shots were fired. >> and an urgent question. was it diren? >> it was terrible. i think i screamed for hours. >> i was like, there's no way possible. nothing like this has remotely happened. >> when "dateline extra" >> when "dateline extra" continues. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backup

and i was like yelling at the announcers. say the score, say the score! she laid on my chest the whole time. >> jimmy: you like a lot of patriots fans have a full-on almost sexual attraction to tom brady? [ laughter ] it seems like every guy who's a patriots fan -- >> no, that's -- that's outside the tom brady bubble. all you guys looking in, wishing that was your quarterback. >> jimmy: you do have it? >> see, he won it. you're putting words into my mouth. you're going a little psycho on me right now. no, i don't. >> jimmy: speaking of going psycho, i saw your netflix special, it's hilarious. very, very funny. [ cheers and applause ] that's nice of the audience to react like that but it hasn't actually aired yet so you're lying. [ laughter ] you shot in nashville. you're not from nashville, obviously. why did you shoot in nashville? >> because you know something, the special i did before, i wanted to shoot in san francisco, awe the bs didn't work out. the last second we had to get a theater and i did it in atlanta. northern guy, boston guy, going in front

. >> why are you yelling at me?> it just -- >> if you keep yelling, you are going to piss me off and i'm going to take you to jail. mother martin threw the and child to the ground and arrested them. officer martin was suspended for seven days but civil rights activists want him fired. 2015, the deadly metro smoke accident. metro is claiming d.c. fire and ems is responsible for the deadly incident. fire department cannot be held liable for injuries or deaths when responding to emergency situations. meantime, victims have filed lawsuits against both agencies. alison: also tonight, more than 20 metro workers have been fired after a derailment east falls church station. trackhan one third of the inspection department is out, including 16 inspectors and five supervisors. they are accused of falsifying records, which the union denies. jonathan: ben's washington, d.c., stable, but that i'd looks different. its mural is gone come happened last night. painting over images of barack obama and bill cosby. now they want you to

. >> a man was bleeding profusely and a woman was yelling help, help. >> security yelled, everybody hit the floor. >> hundreds were evacuated some marching away with their hands in the air. the killing spree ended abruptly as it started. >> he threw the gun on the ground and laid on the ground spread eagle. >> police arrested santiago without a struggle. he flew from anchorage to fort lauderdale legally checking his gun into baggage. his motivate a mystery. >> investigators are scouring the military record to look for signs of posttraumatic stress disorder and they are working to figure out if this is a case of terrorism. "action news." >> here's what we know, esteban santiago was born in union city, new jersey. he was most recently living in alaska. he have's 26 years old. he served in the army national guard assigned to fort dix in 2006 and 2011. his family says he lost his mind after that and was plagued for mental health issues. in november, the fbi interviewed him after concern from coworkers. he told agents that the government was controlling his mind and forcing him to watch isis

. >> others came dressed in costumes holding signs and yelling chants. >> trump, trump!i have to say, the protesters here kind of got off to a late start. >> i just mentioned to her, i don't see any protesters anywhere, which is kind of surprising, i guess. [laughter] being a trump supporter, i was kind of curious to see what they were all about. >> and because of this huge protest that took place thursday night with mayor bill de blasio -- >> right, they're tired. >> -- and alec baldwin. that's right, they were very tired. [laughter] >> they were up really late. >> now, this isn't the only protest that's going to take place in new york today. there's going to be one friday evening and continuing all weekend, and there are also tons of protests in l.a. and, of course, in d.c. and we've heard some reports in d.c. where there's been vandalism and violence. so far near new york, though, they've stayed peaceful. >> i spent the time on the radio this morning having new jersey residents who went down to washington to see the inauguration, i talked to adam geller, as you know,

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[yelling] >> philly! s-span -- c-span! >> philly! hate, that's what makes america great!

we don't yell on npr. - no you don't. - there's no yelling, you know? - it has sort of a narcoleptic, (kelly and audience laugh) narcotic quality, right? - hopefully less so, i mean we talk, we laugh, we have emotions, but there's less yelling, and i feel like if we can hit the sweet spot, we can say, "yes, this is a time with disturbing news, how can we-" we're not gonna comfort you, necessarily, and tell you like, "oh, it's okay, everything's actually gonna be okay," but we're gonna try to tell you the why. - and you're explaining complicated things. - how did we get here. there's all these assumptions we have, like, "this is the trump supporter." you know, a lot of times we look at the data that's not what you think, and "here's what we know about that, and here's the five people we've talked to in this county who think this way." one of the things that i would love to do is to go spend some time, real time, not just at a rally, not just for the soundbytes, but for my podcast, embedded, we go and we kind of live with people, over long periods of time

i get yelled out all the time, i just go with it. >> who would yell at you, is that it your love of cuba >> you said this is left-wing identity politics run amok, you're not totally wrong, this isn't even a question of running amok, this is identical back identity politics. you have to have a hierarchy. >> i'm fine where they end up on top of the heap just as long as they kill each other to get there. >> moveon.org, liz, your little left wing cause. tom, are you still part of the show? tom was just looking out the window. [laughter] >> unlike people on the left, people on the right are united. are they, though? >> we had our issues with trump, but we galvanized by assigned our leader and we win. >> really? okay. u2 postpones new album after trump victory. always a good sign when you have to tell people that something was a comedy bit, tom. >> tom: they weren't laughing. >> to be fair, i think for legal reasons we had to explain that that wasn't a real album. >> tom: i thought it was great, that picture of hilary. they reminded me of the boy album. have you read that? >> sam, member when

some reported they did not hear a fire alarm and instead neighbors yelling and knocking on doors woke them. we heard someone yelling outside from the street and we are on the fifth floor and i looked out the window and we see from the reflection on the building there was a fire above us. we grabbed our roommate and ran out. the fire spread to three buildings and took an hour to bring the blaze under control. it brought 25 fire apparatus and partner buildings and 60 people to the scene. that is why these buildings are often connected. rarely do we fight fire in just one building. >> reporter: now, several residents reported that they did not hear a fire alarm. osident said he pulled the alarm in one billing and it did not go off. and that will be part of the investigation including cause and origin. paw relieve was here checking on pets and last check all pets were with family members. >> annie, thank you. >>> we have breaking news from northeast philadelphia at this hour. authorities are responding to a crash involving a pedestrian near the intersection of cotman avenue. reporting a p

. >> just don't yell at us. it's thatticism. should be ayuga. i'm so hypersensitive about it if i even see a man on the street i'm like, "get away from me." i was walking down the street down south. >> stephen: like south in america. >> north carolina. it was a nice taking a walk. and this guy in a truck drives by, white guy in a truck, and he stops and sees me and pulls over and i'm like in 15 minutes there are just going to be flowers and candles where i'm standing, i'm dead. that's a street death joke. ( laughter ) and i was really afraid. and he said, "excuse me, do you mind if i say something real creep you to you?" >> stephen: that's a great... line. >> because women are also taught to be polite. i go right up to the truck and go, "okay." and i'm standing there waiting for the creepy moment. and i thought of all the women in the world -- >> wait, hold on a second. a guy says to you, "do you mind if i say something kind of creepy to you?" and you go, "why, yes, sir, go ahead." if someone invites you to go to the subway bath

. >> shouting and yelling. they were yelling and screaming. they scream, they yelled.inds you of the weird people who sit next to on the subway and eat week old potato salad. trust me. they just set there. >> before we go, i want to say i thought tillerson and the liberals are celebrating tillerson because he said he's going to cut ties with his holdings in exxonmobil. by the way, trump said he's not going to, you know, do away with his business. he says there's no conflict of interest. >> before he go, there are many african-americans and civil rights leaders who do support jeff sessions. alabama. former obama administration surgeon general. more to come on "the five" in just a moment. >> back to the top news. president-elect trump's news conference this morning. another key topic, obamacare. >> we could sit back and wait and watch and criticize. and we could be a chuck schumer and sit back and criticize it and people would come. they would come begging to us, please, we have to do something about obamacare. we don't want to own it. we don't want to own it politically

yelling from hundreds of feet away. are you the detainees? are you the prisoners?ke, yes! and he says, ma'am. you're going to be just fine. >> there had been complete tension. we had the expectation we're about to save them. suddenly it looked as though everything was lost, and now suddenly, they were safely in the helicopter. it was complete relief. >> once we hit pakistan we were transferred to a c-130 that took us to islamabad. and it was the back of the c-130 opened, standing in the middle of the runway was my father. >> were you happy when you found out that the hostages had been rescued? >> absolutely. very, very happy. but we sacrificed so much because of these issues. it's spread out all over the world. my dad was assassinated just after that year. the taliban did it. >> do you regret it? >> no, i don't regret helping these eight people to save their life. it was my choice to help them. >> in my speech in front of the united states congress, i said to the taliban that one of the objectives was to release the humanitarian aid workers that are being detained

do you want to see me -- yell. know how cruel it would be to turn the airplane, i am being so impolite. liz: let's take this first view, what do you make of this? >> no one likes sitting in the middle seat. i try to avoid it. but, i don't think it was a way to handle that is staff who a lot are working long shifts, they are already tired and upset i think it was a long flight that one. probably a better way to handle that. liz: we have that video posted by a 20 toddler's parents, a toddler saved his twin brother after a bedroom dresser fell on him, mother putting these as warnings, these are real dangers. >> i have three little children, understand, you get this -- you know are building your shelves they give you secure brackets, you think this san attrac antic an extra step, but these kids get into everything, i watched that video, i thought how terrifying. liz: do you think that internet and these videos that help to hold companies account able for a problem? >> well, i think, that is interestg to me is that, i s

he yelled up [ bleep ]. i turned his phone off at that point. i walked to the window and told him this is a directive to lock down. he was told approximately five times. during this time inmate madrid was telling me you're [ bleep ], girl, you're [ bleep ]. if you're writing me up, i'm going to make it worthwhile. inmate madrid locked down and then started banging the door with a stool. he continued for a while. inmate madrid was informed that the incident would be a behavior log and a misconduct report. okay. mr. madrid, this is very inappropriate behavior in this program. >> i lost it. i was talking to my grandmother. she advised me she did her job. it just didn't matter to me because i just wanted to know if my brother is going to live or die. >> you've got to understand your mouth keeps getting you in trouble. what you did was you put her authority in question in front of all the other inmates. okay? >> before anything like this happens, you should have come to me and said, you know what, i need to call -- or i need to do this, and i need to

i found out during this yelling and screaming match that she was actually married. she was separated. she had been separated for a couple of years. but legally she was married to some guy. >> clapsy says he went into a drug-fueled fit of rage. >> i said some horrific things. i mean, i threatened everybody in her family tree, and this husband and anybody else. i mean, and her dog, too. i mean, just it was, you know, if you tell anybody i'll -- >> clapsy kicked mary alice out of his house, and over the next couple days he continued to obsess over the situation. he says he went on a meth and cocaine binge. then devised a plan. >> i wasn't going to let her get away with this. i mean, just it was -- today was the day of reckoning. i convinced my roommate to lure her to the house. i held a gun to his head and told him that if he didn't complete this task i would put a bullet in his brain pan. >> clapsy's roommate then called mary alice. >> the ploy was that i was diagnosed with cancer and that i could use some cheering up. and that's what got her to come over. >> when mar

>> a police body cam video shows sean moore yelling at police. a neighbor called police saying moore was banging on a wall and violating a re-stranging order. from blind a gate, he yells profanities at officers telling him to leave. a short while later, officer kenneth sprays pepper spray accidently dousing fellow officer. moore kicked cha. a little later moore still agitated emerges again with something in his hand and a confrontation erupts and moore punches patino and cha fired hitting him in the groin and stomach. jeff who released the video said the officers needlessly caused the chronofrohnation. >> this is a -- confrontation. >> this is a situation that could have and should have been avoided. if they used proper deescalation techniques would have gone home. >> my son is not a very vicious person. he's struggling every day with mental illness. >> moore's mother says he has bipolar dis-polar and schizophrenia. >> it's unfortunate it happened this way. my son did not need to be shot. >> the police union blasted the police commission for not

if i have to bug them and they get tired of me and start yelling at me, so be it, you know.his is my life. i always thought i was a good dad until this happened. a good dad doesn't leave their kids, you know. >> what's your plans when you see them? >> just hold them. hold them and never let them go. i just don't want to let them down ever again. >> over at level five facility, another father reunites with his son inside pnm. >> been in prison since -- off and on since '82. this time i have been in since 2002. >> why? >> drugs. >> i guess we both got caught up in drugs and we're both here. >> what kind drugs? using, selling? what? >> both. i look at him. it is like looking at myself. two, three months after he was born, i got locked up. when i got out, you know, he was already grown. you know what i mean? i would still go and try to explain to him that i love him. >> just go see me. stay an hour or two and leave. >> i feel hurt. i feel like it is my fault that he's here. >> i wouldn't say that. i would say he has never raised me or spent more than two, three days with me at a

here's donald trump's press secretary sean spicer. [ yelling in foreign language ] >> jimmy: hold on, spicer. >> inaccurate numbers involving crowd size were also tweeted. no one had numbers. because the national park service, which controls the national mall, does not put any out. this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period. >> jimmy: no one had numbers, bunt it was the largest, period! that poor bastard doesn't even know where the coffee machine is yet, he's already having to yell at everybody. or not depends ou use to look at it. if you use the left eye, yeah, if you look at it through the right eye, still larger, still the same. so that was saturday. then yesterday trump's senior adviser kelly anne amway somehow managed to top it. >> it undermines the credibility of the entire white house press office on day one -- >> no, it doesn't, don't be so overly dramatic. you're saying it's a falsehood, and sean spicer our press secretary gave alternative facts. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right, he wasn't lying, he gave alternative facts. it's like if you told a police