i don't walk around yelling every day. i walk around yelling when i need to. >> for me, if an employee doesn't work out, that's my failure, not theirs. if andrew's telling me himself that he's not good with his employees, i have to imagine that it could be much worse. hey, i'm marcus, how are you? >> hey, nice to meet you. rene, jesse's brother. >> oh, you're jesse's brother. what do you do here? >> animal care tech. >> okay. you like it? >> it's good. >> what do you love about this place? >> uh, just being with dogs, man. there's something that's always gonna love you every time you come in whether it's a bad day or a good day, you got a happy dog with you. >> how do you like working with andrew? >> uh... it can be a little complicated to explain. >> seems like he gets a little... >> uh... you gotta work. >> yeah. all right, man, well, good meeting you. i'll be seeing you around. >> sounds good. >> all right, buddy. hey, jesse, can i grab you for a minute, bud? >> yeah. >> jesse's the park manager, and he's a critical sta

people began approaching, they began taunting him, yelling at him. they were saying go home nazi and calling him a murderer. of and eventually, police came in, they intervened and dragged that man out of the crowd. about 20 minutes or so we heard another altercation between people, heard man yelling at a couple. calling them nazis, got a lot of people's attention around this area, luckily it was only a verbal altercation, there wasn't violence, even with demonstrators largely gone, there are still tensions here tonight, and certainly still a lot of grief in this community. live in charlottesville, lindsay watts fox 5 local news >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms, this egregious violence, on many sides. on many sides. >> those were the president's words on saturday, and there was controversy over his refusal to name the white supremacist groups involved in the violence. but today, the president spoke out yet again. of fox 5 political reporter ronica cleary live at the white house with a look at the president's latest remarks and reaction. r

fai suggests coping with tough news in an unusual way. >> don't yell it at the klan, colin. yell it into the cake. >> you know, they've already canceled some of these new rallies. >> you see, it's working already. sheet c most of the women i know have been doing it once a week since the election. >> that was tina fey on weekend update last night. some of the reaction so far, people on twitter are calling fey a national treasure. she's wearing a university of virginia sweatshirt. she graduated from there. even the school tweeted kudos last night. >>> by tomorrow evening, you could have a new four-legged member of your family. just join us tomorrow as we clear the shelters. nbc-owned stations teamed up with hundreds of shelters across the country to find homes for thousands of animals. you can find a list of all participating shelters on the nbc washington app. our own sheena parveen will join us from the humane rescue alliance to show us some of the adoptable animals there. >>> here's a hack that could save you frustration as you make the bread that you buy actually tips you

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and i yelled at jason, "where are your sisters?"ere." i see my sister, allyson, walking out of the smoke, staggering. i'm thinking to myself, "you know, she's got soot all over her," and it -- it's not registering that that's not soot, that's fourth-degree burns. >> i'd always prided myself in being prepared. i was not prepared for this. i see allyson. and i'm not even really processing that she's that hurt. i'm looking at my daughter. i'm a registered nurse. and i still don't see how bad this is. the next thing is me and her getting shoved into the back of an ambulance. >> somebody asked me if i wanted to go with them to the hospital. and i said no. i said, "i'm -- i need to wait." because i knew i had to wait for ashleigh. i watched john run toward the smoke. >> so i started moving towards the fire and the sheriff grabbed my arm. >> my husband raised his fist toward the sheriff like he was gonna hit him. >> i was just trying to get out of his grasp so that i get towards where i thought ashleigh might be. i went into the smoke and

there is yelling down here. they were to hold a press conference here at this hour and there was counterproesters lined up to make counter some of that. we hear yelling down the street that doesn't appear to be too serious. we'll updaten e e e eupdaten -n they get more. and the situation ratcheted up to what the mayor called domestic tear rim. james alex fields, from moummy, ohio. and james alex fields went to high school. one of our affiliates spoke to one of his high school teachers, a man damed derek whimer who told that aville yit a little about james alex fields. >> he had some very radical views on race. he was very infatuated with the nazis, with adolf hitler. he also had a huge military history especially with like german military history in world war ii, but he was pretty infatuated with that stuff. you know, his freshman year had had an issue with that raised and from there on we knew he had these issues. i develop ae dwelled a good rap used that to constantly steer him beyond those beliefs. why that t

. >> you want to yell that, don't yell it at the klan, colin. yell it into the cake. >> if you've been on twitter this morning, you probably notice thad tina fey is trending. the political unrest building across the area in the spotlight. >>> don't forget to tune in or set your dvr or ellen. she'll be joined by guest mark wahlberg and judd apatow. ti airs on nbc4 and sck around zooifrjt erika gonzalez. we have a traffic update to share with you from sierra leone. nbc news confirmed 400 people have been found dead from mudslides. we have been talking about this problem for days at this point. there was very heavy the hills pretty much collapsed in the middle of the night burying people in their homes. sadly, the death toll is still expected to rise with hundreds still missing. the red cross and the united nations have teams working at all hours to try and save people and find them someplace to live. back to you guys. >> erika, thank you. it's 5:26. "saturday night live's" summer primetime season had its second episode last night. today, you'll he

came out yelling.i don't like to be yelled at. and i -- but i was like, "why is this worse than whe yelled at?" and i was like, "oh, because this lady also isn't -- she's not wearing any pants." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? >> no slacks at all. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what are you talking about? >> she came out of that van with a shirt, and that was all. and she's like, "i don't know if i'm allowed to say this because i was standing there." and i was like, "holy moly, no pants. we're not going to connect." >> jimmy: "we're not going to connect." [ laughter ] "holy moly, no pants." >> holy moly. >> jimmy: "we're not gonna connect." >> "we're not gonna connect." >> jimmy: yeah, that's what i would say to you. >> not a friend. >> jimmy: no? >> she's, like, standing there. she's like, "you hit my car, bitch!" and i was like -- [ screaming ] [ laughter ] and she's like, "you hit my car because you're a snitch for the police." [ laughter ] i was like, "okay." she doesn't have pants on. she doesn't know exactl

into the shaft, and i started to yell and yell and yell. >> i heard a human voice. he called out and he said i know where you are. we will try to get to you. i saw his face looking down. i went down in between the two elevator doors. there were two people who had been there for days. >> he brought a flashlight and water. they were sanity to me. they were life. that with us the first moment just stuck here. this isn't the way the story ends. >> after six hours of work they pulled him out of rubble. >> at one time the guy says if you look over your shoulder, you will see the sun. you are not supposed to look at the sun but i looked over my shoulder and i stared at the sun until everything turned green and black. that was the moment i knew i was out. >> such an amazing story. that is tim brant reporting. there is much more about virginia task force one on the website wjla.com. they do amazing work. you can see the entire report on website. go downstairs live to larry with a first look at what he is working on at "abc7 news at 5:00". larry: good to see you. ahead at 5:0

white nationalists began yelling at the cameras, yelling and blaming the media and the city for the unrest that took place over the weekend. city, and the police department for the death of heather heyer. the two men spoke for a few minutes yelling profanity. they had to be safely escorted away by members of the charlottesville police department. they were shouted down by counter protesters. meanwhile, james field junior made his first court appearance by videoconference. he is facing second-degree murder charges in the death of ofyear-old heather heyer charlottesville when he allegedly drove his vehicle into a group of people protesting the white nationalist rally. much, onlynot say yes, sir and no, sir when addressed by a judge. he is next going to get in touch with his attorney and then another bond hearing will be set for august 25. back here live outside the courthouse we heard from a lot of cou expressing a lot of anger towards the city of charlottesville for granting a permit to the white nationalist to hold this unite the right rally over the weekend. we can expect to hear a lot of

yelling, why are we yelling. >> so here at troop training we try to reduce as much stress as we cannotled environment because it prepares recruit when they hit the fleet. out there who knows what will happen. >> people are yelling at you, boats on fire whatever will happen. this separates who can handle it and who can't. >> you cannot make it here in recruit training we don't want you going out there not being able to serve the public. >> so let me ask you this, we have this gun, we are doing this, sierra 194 is a unique company. it will never happen again. >> literally only one. >> these guys are ready to graduate. >> they graduate next friday. >> they are siked. they are ready to go. is there something special about the coastguard branch of the military that people don't realize. >> they will graduate and get couple days leave and they will go out to the fleet and literally start their job. >> they are jumping on a small boat from somewhere up and down thee coast. >> wow this one is tough. >> alaska, puerto rico, qualm, anywhere in the u.s. >> is there a hot spot where you hope that

. >> we're yelling as loudly as we can, and nobody's listening. and the ones that don't listen, end up here. >> reporter: the coroner here said she's already seen 313 overdose deaths this year. the county, easily on track to surpass last year's record, 403 deaths. this epidemic is literally killing this community. >> absolutely, it is. we have -- we used to do autopsies until about noon. now we're well into the afternoon doing autopsies. >> reporter: the powerful synthetic fentanyl up to 100 times stronger than heroin is often to blame. it's laced in heroin for a stronger high, but is now being found cut into other drugs like cocaine. >> heroin was my love. it was my soul mate. >> reporter: addicted to pain pills at 19, heroin by 27. >> it's a total bankruptcy. mentally, emotionally, physically, spiritually bankruptcy. like the walking dead. >> reporter: as the crisis drags on, there's growing concern about heroin fatigue. >> we're overwhelmed. it is frustrating to know that you want to help people, but you don't have the tools and resources to do

people are yelling at each other.se are obviously deeply personal issues for people and you can see as they clash that it is very hard for people to listen to some of the free speech rally folks. i should say the free speech rally folks, they're not -- as they speak, they say we disavow white supremacy, we disavow nazis, all these different things. but then you also hear the creep of white people have been blamed for things and it's natural for people to side with people that are like them. so, you know, it is peaceful right now, but there's a lot of emotion. >> yeah, understandably. with regard to police presence around those that are shouting at each other, do you see police tend to move in more? i mean it's all about free speech certainly so they're allowed to say what they want to. it maybe crosses a line when they do and take action on those words. that's a different matter entirely. so how close are police in their presence there? >> reporter: well, the police seem at least in the spot where i am in, the police

joyce says the fan origionally yelled vulgar and obscene words about him and his family. joyce has since apologized on twitter. the oakland a's will donate the 54- thousand dollars to an organization that supports the l-g-b-t-q community. they say this type of act will not be tolerated by the team. (justine) in the east bay... a former high school football player has been through intensive physical therapy... after an accident last summer left him unable to walk. as kron4's ella sogomonian explains...the 19-year-old has put the past behind him...and is now headed to college. playing football has helped jake javier get through a tough year after a spinal cord injury last summer left him unable to move from the chest down.sot: jake javier, thankful for support// "just having something like a goal to strive for i think is huge. in football it's always been to be the best i can be and in rehab it's been working toward getting back independence and just getting my life back." jake dove head first into a pool - a move that changed his life forever.sot: isabelle javier, jakes' m

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julie wrote that jason yelled at me and maybe divorce is the answer. >> it appeared that they were not other. and that their marriage was going towards an end or divorce. >> whatever was going on, jason tended to keep t himself said his teacher friends and his friends. >> he would never say any bad things. he kept it very personal and clear, they said, the marriage was winding down. >> arrange ments were being made. jason's parents actually bought a house down here and it had enough room for jason and all the kids and they were preparing for him to be able to leave. >> xwully seemed to be getting ready to get out too said sergeant smith and in fact, she filed for divorce five days before the incident. and that same week made some unusual financial transactions. >> days prior to miss harper had taken out about $10,000 in cash out of a dorm anlt account that was in her daughter's name and she had written two $4,500 checks to herself and it was against a credit card in mr. harper's name. >> julie pulled out nearly $20,000. cash. >> we found that to be very suspicious. >> t deputy district

they yell, "snack."ound on my bike, and i would have a a handful, and i would just drop it in franny's hands. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: she loves you forever. >> that is mom style. i do not leave the house -- i don't care if it's a bike, a a scooter, or one of the 400 cool toys that you have at your house which i'm dying to own, myself. >> jimmy: really? >> i'm going to have pretzels, veggie sticks, apple, cheese -- string cheese. i'm going to have supplies. >> jimmy: yeah, i didn't know you had that when we left the house. i'm like, "oh, cool. i'm glad you brought something. that was fun." [ light laughter ] >> you will always have snacks if you're rolling with me, i promise. >> jimmy: because then, we ended up going bro biking, me and your husband, justin. >> that's right. you guys bro bike, yup. >> jimmy: we went bro biking. >> that's true. >> jimmy: and you were the director, the cinematographer of that. >> that's true. >> jimmy: her husband is justin timberlake. >> yes. [ cheers ] >> jimmy:

. >> we heard the car speeding up and we heard some yelling and screaming. we heard it hit a few things. >> reporter: the suspect sideswiped cars, perhaps swerving to shake deporis off. witnesses saw him lying in the street unconscious.

the first team defense foster said this practice went better than his first at alabama when he got yelled at by coach nick say ban. -- saban. >> i messed up on a play. coach sabin chewed me out. >> reporter: what did he say? >> no. just so he got myself in line and made me focus. >> he's learning. >>> shawn patton racing against a team tackling robots and won, but look, down goes frazier. ((ad-lib)) (((break))) (((break))) (((break))) >> poor guy. >> i don't know why they call those things dummies because that robot looks pretty smart tonight. we'll be back. o our part.

. >> i realize he's got the cash register and i yell at him, hey, what are you doing? >> reporter: he says the man now identified as 45-year-old jeffrey barboa ran out with the cash register and threatened him. >> he said do you want a die? i got a knife and a gun. he looked very desperate. >> reporter: a witness shared

yelling at him for fraternizing with the items rather than having his teammates back. the benches are brought out for a third time in this game. eight players ejected. you know there's going to be fines and suspensions coming. the tigers won the game, 10-6. >>> everybody has thoughts on kyrie irving forcing a trade out of cleveland to boston.

people there just to yell at her and then supporters. i was just caught in the rhetorical crossfire unimpressed by the spectacle -- i mean, showing up in nazi regal gal i can't. shouting down speakers who other people have paid to listen to. that's not constructive at all. ainsley: are they going to silence you? are you going to continue to speak? >> obviously here i am. we have the book out. ainsley: i'm not going to heckle you. are you still going to go to events like. this absolutely. ainsley: where can you expect hecklers? >> something that i think is important is for younger conservative voices to go on to college campuses and say, all right. i know that a lot of people here aren't going to agree with me, if we don't bring the message, who is going to? instead it will be sort of an echo chamber for the left. that's why when i get invited

joyce says the fan yelled vulgar and obscene words about him and his family.joyce has since apologized on twitter. baseball has been cracking down on discrimatory behavior. a racial slur was used at a red sox game. that fan was banned. the mr. met mascot was fired after he flicked off a fan in june. the san francisco 49ers held an open practice today at levi's stadium where fans packed in to watch but bad news to report. well you may not know his name but he has been on the giants for sometime. the final member of the 2014 champion bullpen. i'm talking about george kontos who was put on waivers by the giants today.a short time after that kontos was picked up by the pittsburgh pirates. in six seasons with the giants kontos appeared in 300 games. this season he was 0-5 with a 3.83 era. he goes to a pirate team that is 53- well you may not know his name but he has been on the giants for sometime. the final member of the 2014 champion bullpen. i'm talking about george kontos who was put on waivers by the giants today.a short time after that kontos was picked up by

any number. >> okay. [ audience yelling ] >> jimmy: this is aggressive -- aggressive yelling. oh, you might see that, that's too high. >> jimmy: hm. >> i'm going to put this one back. [ applause ] >> jimmy: oh, see, i know a a magic trick when i see one. something just happened. >> oh, [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] okay, this -- this has got a a lot of characters. >> jimmy: okay, a lot of characters involved. >> a lot of characters involved. awesome dry cleaning. >> jimmy: what do you mean, dry cleaning? what's that mean? >> i don't know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. i don't even want to hear anymore. i think i can make my decision. this is -- 'cause you're good. [ drumroll ] you lie! [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] halle berry, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for doing that. you're good. you are fantastic. that's why she wins academy awards. michael che joins us after the break, stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ woman: so this happened. nikki picked up some lime-a-rita's and that's when we knew it was going to be

that's an hour a day no one could yell at me. the tests we had was underwealth knot tying. 14 feet down is a rope, and then on the surface there will be a student and an instructor, one-on-one, and to student has an 18-inch rope of his own and we're in the navy so we know how to tie a bunch of knots so the test is go tie a series of knots and with this rope and that rope. so he would say tie a bowlen knot. the instructor will stay on the surface with a no,le and mask he is breathing and watching. you go untie your knot and back off, stay down there, he comes down slowly, and like looking at the knot and the student and act like he has never seen it before. this first one is always wrong so he goss back up for air and of course it's wrong so you untie it. retie the same gnat. hands out. spends a minutes and 15 seconds, he comes down and looks at the knot and says, yeah, okay. you untie the knot and go to the surface, one breath of care and he tellsout about knot none two, tie a square knot. and you come up, one breath of air, knot number three. the testes simple tie five kno

yelled for people to cry on, in yelled for people to talk to so that they can get through this.l kinds of stories, none of your volu nteers kinds of stories, none of your volunteers are as badly affected as the people they are trying to help? absolutely, our volunteers are from the impacted areas. someone was getting ready to leave to help in the shelter today, and she and her family realised that the floodwaters had started coming into their own home. they got upstairs and realised they would be fine, the waters were receding. so she actually left and was able to go to the shelter and help people. she said that was where her heart was. her family was wet but to no worse for the way. thank you for talking to us. thank you for having me. kenneth craig is a reporter from cbs news in houston. how is it looking? it is not looking good. you can probably see behind me, this is part of the houston skyline. i am standing in the middle ofa skyline. i am standing in the middle of a usually busy parkway that is submerged in water this evening. conditions are not letting up. the rain is com

yelling and screaming and headed in the opposite direction. and in that moment, me and my cousin just turned around and started running back the way we had initially come from. and all you could hear was just people -- an extreme -- so much chaos and everyone screaming and yelling trying to find their other family members just because that area itself and that market is so extremely packed. everyone was just trying to run to safety and -- in the process like a few seconds after everyone started yelling and we turned around. i heard like kind of a loud bang and me and my cousin assumed those were gunshots. after that, we just tried our best to get out as quick as possible. >> did you see anyone who had been injured in any way? >> i did see one girl who looked like she was around 16, 17, after we had finally exited the area, but i just saw a huge gash in her leg and the skin was totally just -- like part of her skin just wasn't there and all i could see was flesh. it was very disturbing image and she was trying to get attention of police who wer

contact witheye his mother, he began yelling, that's my mom. he also repeatedly told the judge i am not the one you're looking for. his mother and other relatives wept inside the courtroom. others became angry. then there was a near brawl. it took three sheriff's deputies to restrain williams as he was carried away. rescheduleorced to this bond hearing. last thursday, while his mother worked overnight, williams was babysitting his two sisters and small cousins, all girls. the mother found the older girl dead in one bed morning. the two-year-old baby unharmed. police say williams has confessed, didn't even try to what detectives described as an extremely gruesome scene. >> this has to be one of the worst days we have ever had. the judge in this case decided to hold the defendant without bond pending a competency hearing to determine whether he is competent to proceed in this case. deputies forced to clear the courtroom with a lot of emotions. the judge has ordered a mental evaluation for williams later this week. she hopes to have the bond heari

that excited the fathers to yell there was a brawl. but sheriff deputies holding the fathers of the murdered girls back from the mother of the defendant who was also the mother of one of the victims. >> one dad said, she's suppose to bury me and he cannot yet understand how to move forward and to bury the baby that he expected to be able to bury him. >> so there's going to be that mental evaluation and they're going to try at another hearing next week. the mother in this case had to be escorted by sheriff's deputies out of the courtroom. reporting live, tracee wilkins, back to you all. >> tracee, can you clarify that confrontation outside the courthouse, what exactly happened with our photographer and the defendant's relatives? >> reporter: you know, as i mentioned, the mother had to be escorted out by sheriff's deputies she and the people who were with her. and they walked from the front of the courthouse down that sidewalk. when they did that, all of the camera crews followed them and she decided photographer at one point. she reache

they were yelling at people, you know, saying to stop filming. so i don't know why they wanted people to stop filming. some people suggested they themselves didn't want to be on camera. this man had asked me to stop filming, i showed him my kre didn'tial, said i was a reporter, and when i didn't stop he struck me and my phone and attempted to prevent me from filming. anything further. and immediately after that happened i called for police. i walked with him around -- you know, i followed him and told a police officer and they came and took him into custody. >> these are extraordinary

. >> don't yell it at the klan, collin.it into the cake. >> she said the best way to fight nazis is to buy a sheet cake. >> it's like the girl who eats the kind of ice cream when she's in a breakup. >> i wonder if she felt so sick after. she must have. >> no, i'm sure she felt amazing! >> arnold schwarzenegger did another one of his video blogs. this time specifically he's talking about the neo-nazis. >> your heroes are losers. >> it's very smart politically by him. harvey: arnold schwarzenegger is an amazing human being. >> he's a driven human being, accomplished guy, ambitious human being. he's not an amazing human being. >> he's a pretty ok dude. [laughter] >> kris jenner leaving nobu with

(indistinct yelling) -i love you guys. john: rivalries formed. and herman were disrespecting a lot of people. it pisses me off! carla: i'm not worried about them. i'm concerned about myself right now. -next question. john: the journey... hasn't been easy... -(yelling) -why you crying? you're very intimidating. -hang in there! -i can't! i sat with somebody, telling me who i was and who i was not. i want you guys to draw off each other's strength. john: especially for the cadre. -carla! -get off my [bleep], man. strong guy, strong guy, strong guy. -burk, shut the [bleep] up. -i can't trust anybody here. like, i'm [bleep] pissed right now.