lots of people were yelling the sky was falling by then. i doubt any of them knew how badly but there were plenty of people issuing warnings. by then of course, the housing -- is actually starting to go down house prices are falling by the way that is why a lot of the mortgages, would go bad and they could not refinance the securities would go into default you do not have to be a genius in 2008 to see things were going bad and would continue. of ibm not sure if you realized quite how bad and as i emphasized in the book if not for the fateful decision that sent even brothers to bankruptcy court if it ever would have been as bad as it was. but once the bubble was up there there would be big losses but i don't think it would have been as bad for that decision. of a tougher question is to call this correctly in 2005 there the answer is maybe including my colleague at princeton who were yelling already in 2005 it was in trouble but it wasn't a huge number of people and those that were yelling were called party coopers the masters of the universe

there was so much scream and yelling.here were probably 100 people with a whole lot of cops there. the cops were trying to control the situation by whatever means necessary. at that point i saw a cop take down a lady in what looked like a long white dress and i thought it might have been the bride. >> the fight goes on for more than 20 minutes. >> police say guests from the wedding were having a disagreement when a second wedding party from another venue showed up at the hotel bar. >> the violent night turns tragedy iing. >> the uncle of one bride collapsed, suffered a heart attack, and died at a local hospital. >> what we found out later that uncle of the bride had died that night and it just kind of made us feel a lot differently about what happened. it went from just, you know, crazy wild situation to more of a sad one. >> despite the number of people involved in the fight, only two wedding guests are arrested. both men are from the same party. they're brought up on numerous charges, including assaulting a police offic

. >> host: professor blinder was anyone yelling the sky is falling? >> guest: by the time you got to september 2008 lots of people were yelling the sky was falling. i doubt any of them knew how badly it would fall after. but there are plenty of people issuing warnings. by then the housing bubble -- it is actually starting to go down by 2008. house prices already falling. that is why you didn't have to be that smart to start issue warnings because a lot of the mortgages were going to go bad if house prices went down. people would not refinance it. the securities therefore built on his mortgages will start going into default. he didn't have to be a genius in 2008 to see things were going bad and we are going to continue going bad for a while. i'm not sure anyone realized quite how bad. as i emphasize in the book among other things, i am not convinced were it not for the fateful decision that sent lehman brothers to bankruptcy court it up for would've been as bad as it was. there are degrees of bad. it was going to be bad. once the bubble was up there in

was he yelling something? >> well he was asking for -- because he has asthma. he was asking for an inhaler. but of course no one paid it any mind. so they of course true him in the paddy wagon and took off. so we took off running to try to see what was going on and by the time we get there, two more officers and the paddy wagon officer were surrounding him when the bike guys so we couldn't get a visual on freddie at the time. >> i talked to the mayor last night and she hasn't heard there was any evidence of probable cause to arrest him at all. the police said a police officer saw a clip that they believe was a knife on his front pocket, it turned out to be a spring-loaded knife or a switchblade. a. is that something you know that he carried, and b. do you believe that they actually saw that? >> first of all, whatever they say that he had, it wasn't worth his life. you didn't have to kill him, and i've never known freddie to carry any type of women. but he is a 110 soaking wet man and i don't believe for one second that he would be aggressive toward the police i

yes, you should say you yell.ing to think about. david: tell the truth, if you're faced with a lot of these things. lauren weber, charles handler, great discussion. thank you. liz: read the article in the "wall street journal." david: yeah. liz: from the football field to the prison yard, the jury finding former nfl star aaron hernandez of guilty of first-degree murder. what is next for him? we have details straight ahead. david: a florida mailman, landing a small helicopter on the capitol hill lawn. you're laughing a little, but this thing could have been very serious. look at this. one of these hazmat guys with all of the equipment on. the what was this guy's motivation? we have details what did motivate this guy. you don't want to miss. >> hi, everybody, i'm gerri willis. coming up on my show at the top of the hour, the irs says budget cuts put extra stress on the agency and taxpayers this year. how does it explain millions in wasteful spending on toys? that is one of the big consumer stories coming up on "the

kevin kless yelled at a cab that didn't stop.en in another car thought they were yelling at them. so they attacked kless. two now-closed nightclubs served alcohol to the attackers to the point of visible intoxication. two were under age. >>> a mother in florida is behind bars for hosting a drinking party for her daughter. she is accused of having sex with two of her daughter's friends. she is a recovering alcoholic and addict to pornography. she has five children between the ages of 4 and 16. >>> vets in part of the midwest have a new warning when it comes to k-9 flu. keep diagnosis from going nose to -- keep your dogs from going nose to nose with other dogs and cats. it killed five dogs and made 1,000 sick. it's hard to go to the dog park, everybody wants their dogs to be friends, don't do it. the flu is believed to have come from asia. >> we're following breaking developments in a hit-and-run crash, the little boy who died in west kensington died overnight. we're updating the investigation at 6:00 a.m. >> a good martian rescued

and we looked and it was three prostitutes yelling at us.making the spot hot. i think you guys selling your body for money might be making the spot hot." so then they tried to sort of, they were, like, "hey, you guys want your vitamins?" >> seth: oh, wow. >> that's what they said. >> seth: see, i would not pick up on any of that slang. i would say "no, i think i get my vitamins. i'm good." >> i would say their hand and mouth gestures really went a long way in illustrating what they meant by vitamins. [ laughter ] so i was like, "i don't want any vitamins. thank you." i'm terrified. kyle, at the time, was very drunk. so he kind of couldn't fight them off. so, in the middle of the street, they're all over him. and they start unbuttoning his pants. and i'm just terrified and laughing so hard. [ laughter ] people are walking by, they have their hands down his pants and stuff. and he's just like, "ahh." [ laughter ] i finally get him away from there, because he's so drunk. i get him away. i'm, like, "we need to sober you up, buddy." we go to a su

the streets of baltimore, including a sunset confrontation between protesters and police. [ crowd yelling] it happened just a short time ago outside a police station where a freddy gray was taken to the hospital and later died. and now we have new video, the last known images of mr. gray on the way to the police station. he was loaded for the second time in a police van and we have the eye witness of the person being dragged to the van and he believed that his friend had already sustained the spinal injuries that would later take his life and we will hear from advocates of police who say otherwise. >> reporter: new video shows freddy gray minutes after his initial arrest. the last time he was seen publicly and alive. it shows gray not moving lying half in and out of the police van. >> he wasn't responding. he was down and his feet was like this and they picked him up and threw him up in the paddy wagon. >> this is a block from where freddy gray was arrested. he was arrested just around the corner and this is where they pulled him out of the van to shaqqal his feet and the was a woman acro

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the man started yelling for help and we started yelling to the flight attendant and passengers heard the banging and screaming coming from their feet. just as alaska airlines flight took off from seattle last week. >> we have a noise from the baggage compartment. >> a contract worker for the airline that was loading baggage when he fell asleep on the job. >> a u.s. marshal emerged and started yelling real loud into the ground. hey we are turning around and getting ready to land, hold on to something. >> there could be a person in there we have to turn back around. >> the plane made an emergency landing in seattle and inside of the pressurized apartment used to hold pets, was the man. even led on to an ambulance and sent home after passing a drug test. now left with explaining to do to his bosses. >> reporter: and among things that investigators are looking into was how many hours he was at work and if there is a problem of baggage handlers being exhausted. sara back to you. >> thank you. >>> governor chris christie is in new hampshire to test the waters in the first primary state how

we have protestors yelling and screaming at us. and folks who caused this destruction never articulated to us what they're angry about. it helps to get a sense of the amount of destruction happening here on this street corner. this is a tobacco mini mart. there are stolen cars now at this corner. people who caused this have disappeared into streets a little bit. there is a number of back alleys here. from this corner. now, police have retaken their positions here around this corner. this is the scene. >> i will be interested to hear about their level of frustration they have to watch thugs go thugging. >> you'd like to ask. any time i've approached folks in riot gear they've not been too keen on speaking and pretty keen on telling me to get back. that has been a challenge. they've put the car fire out. it's been burning almost an hour in terms of the car fire. this is approaching the police line now, yelling at them. we don't know if we're going to see more of the police violence we've seen i'm looking at folks right here this s.w.

for help and started yelling at the flight attendant. reporter: the aviation analyst john nance says this isn't the first time something like this has happened but he adds this was more than just a high altitude nap and the investigation needs to include a look at on-the-job fatigue. >> is chronic fatigue involved in this or was it just a guy taking a catnap? that's a very material question. reporter: the cargo hold the worker is in is pressurized and temperature controlled. it's the same compartment used to hold pets. after the emergency landing, he was taken to the hospital in an ambulance and sent home shortly after passing a drug test. the employee is a contract worker for a company called menzes aviation and they say the employee knowingly hid in a cargo hold to take a nap. a clear violation of their policies. so now they're investigating to see if a policy change is needed to ensure this never happens again. in los angeles, kaina wentworth, abc 7 news. leon: that's it now for abc 7 news at 5:00. alison: but ahead at 6:00, new devel

>> this person shouldn't be yelled at. this person should be fired. 25% of these people released committed level one crimes that's murder that is sexual abuse of a child, that's rape. these are released back. we're not just talking about people that are here illegally committing a crime. we're talking about people committing crimes against society being released into that very society and going back to being predators. they're not americans. they're absolutely insane. ship them home. >> emily their homes don't want them. can you defend this? >> nobody can defend letting out level one offenders. 75% committed traffic offenses like a broken tail light. >> not true. >> if the president's executive order in november said the department needed to focus resources on deporting the worst offenders first and congress didn't fund fund it. they need to get back to comprehensive immigration reform. >> gary is the government failing us here? >> you know i'm a big fan of the government and all -- [ laughter ] the one thing i think the g

he was yelling, god says all sick must die. i'm hearing this from god.was just yelling things about god. at one point i looked up at him and i was crying. jeanie wasn't but i was crying and i asked him why did you hit her? >> but when the man approaches jeanie again the other passengers physically restrain him and it's not easy. >> there was three guys holding him. one guy had him around the chest. one guy had another arm. they were struggling to restrain him. you know, they were all kind of shuffling to keep their footing because he was trying to pull away. i wasn't scared so much as i just hoped he didn't hit me. that's all. i just was kind of going like this waiting for the punch but it didn't come. >> it takes a little while but finally the man stopped struggling. >> he finally calmed down. his head slumped. >> the passengers continued to hold him until police arrive on the scene. the man is arrested, eventually pleads guilty to attempted malicious harassment, and after serving 134 days in jail, is released with a suspended sentence during his probat

. >> started hearing yelling for help. and soon started yelling at the flight attendants. marcy: passengers reported the banging and screaming coming from below their feats just as alaska airlines flight took off from seattle yesterday. >> i think we have noise from the baggage compartment. marcy: inside that compartment, a contractor for the airline who said he fell asleep on the job. >> started yelling loud into the ground, we're getting ready to land. hold on to something. pretty crazy. >> could be a person in there. we'll have to come back around. marcy: 14 minutes after a takeoff, the plane made an emergency landing back in the airport in seattle and inside the pressurized temperature controlled compartment used to hold pets they found that baggage handler. >> this has happened a couple of times in the past history of jetliners but it's very unusual. marcy: he was let on to an ambulance and treated at a hospital and sent home after passing a drug test. now left with some explaining to do to his bosses. his colleagues say they noticed he was missing. they tried calling

you think it is out of some 1950's movie with the construction workers yelling steph out.rse, unauthorized, unofficial signs. i was in contact the with the philadelphia streets department just this morning, and they tell me exactly what i figure would i hear these are unofficial and unauthorized and private signage like this is not allowed on public thoroughfares. these signs may not stay up very long but message is out there. no catcalling anytime, and end street harassment. this is anti street harassment week. you got that going for you guys. >> well mike do you see that sign, read it and you have to obey it. no catcalling. >> know it, live it learn it, love end street harassment. >> what would the penalty be, bruce do you know? how do you know if it is a real cat-call. what can you say, is what the threshold. >> as a general rule mike if it is something you are saying to the woman, it is a harassment. that is a general rule. >> thank you, bruce gordon. >> i would say if you were yelling at a woman that you don't know. >> that is a catcall. >> if you don't know her and s

reported scanner traffic indicates an officer yelled that the man was trying to grab his gun. another man who did not want to be identified described what he saw. >> he started frequenting out getting crazy yelling he threw a round house kick and missed the officer and then the officer tackled him. >> reporter: vineland police are calling this a in custody non-shooting death. they are cooperating with the prosecutor's office. >>> coming up at 5:33 and nod a bad day to day and gets better tomorrow. >> certainly does. i come bearing decent weather news here for the next couple does as high pressure is in control we love to see high pressure regain control because so often it brings very fair weather and that is what we will get and i think for the mess part because a breeze is still a running theme in the next couple days but lets go back in time and talk about what happened yesterday. we did end up with some snow and lake harmony was an over achiever and 4 inches fell there. but then those totals rapidly started to decrease in martin's creek and allentown talking my old stumpin

as other officers joined the struggle, the sheriff's department says one of them yelled a warning, that he was about to use a taser. that was 73 year old reserve deputy robert bathes, an insurance executive and former police officer. he then pulled out what he said he thought was his taser. immediately afterward gunshot heard on the video.

the protesters crush up against the barricades yell things like this man is yelling.see this they'll pan over to the police officers. just a stoic stare by the police. the police are being measured. and the crowd here despite their anger and passion, they have actually policed themselves. because in those moments when they were confronting the police over those arrests, there were objects being thrown objects near us. but here when a couple of objects were thrown some of the protest leaders were telling each other and telling the crowd, stop throwing things. make this peaceful. you can be angry and yell but don't throw objects and don't be violent. that's held to that here erin. >> you know brian, having it turn violent for that time that it did, obviously now it appears to be calmer for the moment. but you think about ferguson and how things so quickly escalated. maryland has sent in additional police officer to help the baltimore police. but it sounds like what you sere seeing and what we're seeing when the watch the >> they are absolutely refusing to engage erin. a

is that it doesn't really matter if the officer that's jacking someone up or yelling insults at

added me after you get sworn in people will yell at you and sigh loudly to the commission you're beingointed and we'll precede with the rest of the oath are you ready? i >> (repeated.) very good thank you loudly thank you >> i. >> do solemnly swear. >> ( repeated.) >> that i will support and defend. >> (repeated.) >> the constitution of the united states. >> (repeated.) >> and the constitution of the state of california. >> (repeated.) >> against all enemies. >> (repeated.) >> foreign and domestic. >> (repeated.) >> and that i will bear true faith and allegiance. >> (repeated.) >> to the constitution of the united states. >> (repeated.) >> and to the constitution of the state of california. >> (repeated.) >> that i take this obligation freely. >> (repeated.) >> without any mental reservation. >> (repeated.) >> or purpose of evasion. >> (repeated.) >> that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties. >> (repeated.) >> and during such time as i hold office. of. >> (repeated.) >> for the city and county of san francisco thank you very much congratulations everyone thank you (clapping)

. >> he started yelling really loud into the ground, we are turning around and getting ready to land, hold on to something. >> the marshall yelling to the man that found himself trapped in the cargo hold of a flight from long. the plane was in the air for 14 minutes before it was forced to land at sea-tac airport. a worker loading baggage literally fell asleep on the job and when he woke up he started banging and shouting to everyone he was there. >> i think we have a noise from the baggage compartment. >> i heard yelling for help and we started yelling to the flight attendant. >> he says this is not first time this has happened but this is more than just a high altitude nap and the investigation needs to look at worker fatigue. the cargo hold the worker was in was pressurized and air controlled. he was taken to the hospital in an ambulance and sent home shortly after passing a drug test. >> the employee say contract worker for a company called mensies aviation and this man hid in the cargo hold to take a nap and that is a clear violation of their policies. in los angeles abc 6 news.

. >> i came out of my closet at that point and started banging on the door from the inside yelling at him saying, get out of here. the police are coming.

that's when he says she started jabbing him with a ballpoint pen causing him to yell out in pain! >> imagine being asleep and then being stung by bees. and waking up and going, ow! she was smirking and we just never -- i mean, she said zero at this point and i just all i wanted to do was not be sitting next to her. >> the pilot ordered the plane back to the gate. the woman was escorted off. the flight was delayed almost two hours. the man says he doesn't plan to press charges. >>> an emotional plea from a parent of the youngest vic particular of the boston marathon bombings. cbs reporter wendy gillette on why they are asking to spare the convicted bomber's life. >> reporter: dzhokhar tsarnaev took the life of 8-year-old martin richard and two others when he and his brother detonated two bombs at the 2013 boston marathon. but the little boy's parents want to spare the life of the man who killed their son. they explained their reasoning in the "boston globe" saying we are in favor of and would support th department of justice in taking the death penalty off the table in exchange for

they're yelling f-you, they're extremely angry. all right? when you hear that happening, does that concern you? is that a kind of thing you want to hear right now? or is that not a kind of thing you want to hear right now? >> well it's the kind of thing that shows just how frustrated and fed up this community is with interactions between the police and the citizens of this community. they are frustrated. they are also fearful of the police. so the fact that they are carrying these signs, the fact that they are chanting it's a sign of just how frustrated they really are. >> are you concerned, though about the tone? are you worried? i would imagine you want this to remain peaceful? very much so right? >>ual, my concern lines the the family of freddie gray. there's a mother concerned about the concern of burying her son. there's a fiancee right now that wanted to superintend the rest of her life with freddie gray and she has to bury her future husband. my concern landsies with the family of freddie gray. >> we were going to be joined with the pu

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they were not yelling at you. >> well, i wasn't yelling at them either. basically it was a talking over each other kind of thing. >> but do you regret it. >> i don't think it makes for good tv. >> do you regret shushing the one reporter and -- savannah guthrie's not exactly known for her, you know, aggressive unfairness. >> right. i think the question was unfair. do i think that i responded appropriately? you know, i would rather not have contentious interviews. i would rather do 30 minutes with charlie rose laid back in a la-z-boy chair. i know but we only get a few minutes. there's not a lot of time for niceties. you understand the position the reporters are in. >> i do. >> i'm going to get to the woman thing in a minute. but the question some people are asking about you is whether you're ready for primetime because it's only going to get worse. you know it's only going to get worse. it's going to get more contentious. when you get up on that stage for those presidential debates you're going to get pounded. it's going to be ugly. that's the way the proc

and he gives him a yell got this i'm cool.he pushes the pipe out the window like yeah maybe you're right. maybe this isn't the best idea. there's six different ways you could have put the pipe on the car. >> this lovely lady in this video recently celebrated her birthday. in fact just two days before the video was recorded. they still have another surprise for her. everybody's taking pictures of her and she gets super excited. what could her surprise be? >> ready for it? >> look at the genuine reaction of the face. >> oh it's beautiful. that is her brother whose been on a 10 month deployment and she doesn't let go forever and then looks and heads right back again. she's crying super excited. >> this shows the best kind of birthday present is the fact you can actually be there. >> absolutely. this other one also a reunion. this one a little different. this one left her home in new jersey to travel to see a friend in virginia. on her way there i decided to head all the way to arkansas where her family lives 21 hours later and sh

once they have the unit format on and i yell at them and talking to them in a way that, you know, they know i'm in control then they don't know what to do. they break down. you want to cut somebody. you're smiling like something is funny. keep your mouth shut. 16-year-old who had been recently caught with marijuana peered determine to not break down. >> you're in jail now 16. you'll be 17 in a month. you have this attitude like you're too good to be in this place. you're going to run this place. are you kidding me? are you kidding me? you think i was like donald trump writing checks possibly writing you a check. >> that sounds great. >> you'll be one of these if you continue to do the things you're doing. i'm give you less than that. 17 years old. you walk in the back door and you will not leave. you understand sne you will not leave. that's what is going to happen to you. everybody put your arms out and your thunderstorms down. tie his arms together. he's not even strong enough to break that. >> these are too tight. >> they're not made for comfort. >> why are you so -- >> what did i d

he yelled at a cab and three men thought he was yelling at them. a nightclub served alcohol to the sail -- assailants even though two of them were under age. >>> the group known as the retire mascot committee is looking into changing the name because of the offensive connotation also to some. >> redskins is meant to keep native american heritage alive the discussion on whether to change the name will continue into the coming school year. >>> a car chase in houston led to a multi-vehicle crash and the suspect being gunned down by police. >>> a group of bandits used an unconventional way to break into a california store all caught on camera. >>> storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're dry but it's not going to stay that way. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> 443 meteorologist karen rogers joins us, what's going on with the weather today? >> reporter: yesterday was nice, wasn't it, today will be similar, not as pretty with high, thin clouds, you'll like it. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're dry currently

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they have not indicated -- we saw earlier a number of people yelling at the police. but it was basically peaceful. one of the demands they want is more teeth for the police review board in baltimore. >> thank you very much. >>> tonight at 11:00 we'll hear from a d.c. area man who grew up in freddie gray's neighborhood who went back to baltimore this week. we'll hear from an expert on how to build trust between the police and the community. >>> baltimore city police say they'll release the results of their investigation into freddie gray's death next friday. the 25-year-old should have received immediately medical attention and secured by a seat belt in the back of the police van. baltimore's fraternal order of police say it is unhappy with comments by the police commissioner. the commissioner should not jump to any conclusions until the investigation is complete. >>> more than a thousand are deading. section of napal's capitol city flattened this evening following a massive earthquake. hannah daniels reports. the death toll is certain to climb as recovery efforts are

for the most part the officers have not responded to anyone who is yelling at them. it has all remained peaceful. in fact people are screaming peace, peace, peace. but once again, the crowd has changed from what we have seen here earlier. >> guys stick with me. i want to keep your cameras up. we'll bring you into the conversation. i want to bring into the conversation now, the reverend jamal bryant a senior pastor of empowerment temple ame church. he delivered freddie gray's eulogy and held a town hall here tonight. also the reverend ron owens of holy redeemer institutional church of god and christ he joins me now. and as we are watching this, reverend, you met with the doj, did you have a meeting with the doj? >> we did have a meeting today with the doj. we thought they were candid honest and forthright. >> i'm sorry, say again? >> we did have a meeting, a select group of seven to nine leaders, variations across the city did meet with the doj and the director of the civil rights division. >> is there any concern, because as we're watching this, we're speaking to our

i was trying to get in the building and the policeman yelled at me and i said but you don't understand, my little boy is in there. i have to go in there and get them. >> hell is breaking loose because nobody knows what is going on. and you walk down the street and people are running and yelling and it seems like everybody is bleeding. the blast destroys one-third of the building creating a 30-foot wide, 8-foot crater and the equivalent of a 3.0 earthquake. overall, 324 buildings in a 16-block radius are damaged or destroyed. >> i thought first, well, maybe we had a natural gas explosion, but if it wasn't that maybe we had an earthquake. and if it wasn't an earthquake maybe a plane hit the building. >> but investigators quickly determined the cause of the massive destruction. >> the fbi, we are told now, has confirmed that it was a bomb that caused this explosion. >> millions around the world watch and wrestle with why such a quiet midwestern city would be the target of a terrorist attack. >> it's a pretty all-american average city. so you think, why here? why on earth would somebody do

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

added me after you get sworn in people will yell at you and sigh loudly to the commission you're being appointed and we'll precede with the rest of the oath are you ready? i >> (repeated.) very good thank you loudly thank you >> i. >> do solemnly swear. >> ( repeated.) >> that i will support and defend. >>

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