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that's when things happened, said sam. very bad things. and it was just screaming and yelling in there. until it stopped and i thought that he killed her. >> sam said he hid in his room the door closed. >> so i looked under the door and watched him carry her out, he had her over his shoulder. her whole head was covered in red. it was also bloodied. >> reporter: but sam didn't report his roommate to the police. >> the next day i asked did you had fun with somebody last night and he beat the [bleep] out of me, and he said that he killed her and i'm next if i say anything. >> reporter: quietly in her almost gentle way detective seymour pushed back. >> some of the stuff isn't
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on a beautiful july 4th when the temperature wasn't too hot this morning, there were little sprinkles. but it was a beautiful day, it was completely empty streets. i saw every porch empty. i saw every door closed. i saw every curtain where there was a curtain pulled. i saw no kids playing. i saw a bicycle that had been left there from the time of the shooting sitting on a corner untouched. apparently untouched for or more hours. nobody coming out to move it, to take it to touch it or anything else. as if everybody understood what happened here was so horrible that for right now this is a desert. and for right now, everything that we associate with celebrating fourth of july is off. that was step one for us. step two for us, is the charging. i've been in close contact with the head of our homicide and nonfatal shooting unit with the very experienced attorney who is
whatever we can to support them. there's so much support that they need at this phase. we will continue to work with them and also work with the community that is deeply affected by what happened out there. i can tell you what i saw this morning. what i saw on a beautiful july fourth when the temperature wasn't too hot this morning, little sprinkles. otherwise, a beautiful day, completely empty streets. i'd saw every porch empty, every door closed, every curtain pulled. i saw no kids playing. i saw a bicycle that had been left there from the time of the shooting sitting on a corner untouched. apparently untouched for 12 or more hours. nobody coming out to move it to touch it or anything else. as if everybody understood what happened here was so horrible that for right now, this is a dessert. for right now everything that we associate with celebrating fourth of july is off.
all of them have been deployed with the single exception of the 15-year-old victim who was not identified until recently. we have been in contact with every single family trying to do whatever we can to support them and there is so much support that they need at this phase. we will continue to work with them but also work with the community that is deeply, deeply affected by what happened out there. i can tell you what i saw this morning. what i saw this morning on a beautiful july fourth when the temperature wasn't too hot, this morning, there were little sprinkles, but otherwise a beautiful day, was completely empty streets. i saw every porch empty. every door closed. every curtain where there was a curtain pulled. no kids playing. i saw a bicycle that had been left there from the time of the shooting. sitting on a corner untouched. apparently untouched for 12 or more hours. nobody coming out to move it to
nuts. stick with me it's friday we needed one. this is what the old bud light marketing team would have done. they were always self aware and what i mean by that, this is a blooper video because people like bloopers, trying to endear themselves to the consumer but what they should have done to own the controversy, the guy dropping the thing and couldn't get the door closed. the last blooper should have been? >> carley: what. >> the ad executive talking about the campaign and why she did this because that was a blooper. >> carley: you're saying lean into the controversy. >> yeah. >> carley: i like it. >> because this is the problem they used to be self aware and marketing firms by trade used to be designed to court the consumer's taste. now what they're trying to do is change it. what happened is, because these companies are pursuing these esg scores where they want good social credit. >> carley: totally. >> they're now trying to adopt the customer's preference toss the new world view so we had madmen designing ads but they're
>> nothing, you knew nothing. >> nothing. >> can one of you stay with him? that's the husband. >> one comfort, officers told the family that kelley's children were safe at a neighbor's house. they didn't mention what the eldest, charlie, had been through. >> she saw everything. and she saw it happen. >> steuben county sheriff jim allard interviewed the 7-year-old that night. he was astonished by her poise and bravery as she gave him the details of what had happened. >> her story begins that she was in her room playing on her tablet, and she said she heard, mommy, yelling run, charlie run, repeatedly screaming it. run, charlie, run. mommy got to her door and got the door closed. then she heard more commotion. she opened, went into the hallway, followed the commotion down the hallway to the steps and to the kitchen and observed mommy fighting with what she termed as "the robber." she got up and pantomimed for me of a
>> reporter: off their foundations, appliances tossed like toys, trees snapped in half, and the devastation stretches for miles. >> refrigerator, stove... >> reporter: local police officer says it all happened so fast, he and his girlfriend taking cover in the bathtub. >> came off of the foundation, we began rolling inside, debris falling on top of us, all we are doing is holding each other. >> reporter: his home obliterated, couple surviving with only a few cuts and bruises, then immediately started recognizing neighbors. >> one-third screaming, she got up, we helped everyone. >> reporter: tracy harden is the owner of trucks dairy bar, they were among nine people who took shelter in a large cooler. her husband fighting the wind to pull the door closed. >> before he pulled it all the way he said "i see the sky." >> reporter: "i see this guy" cute? so the roof was gone?