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And its going to be nonstop. c good advice, julie. i will leave you with a quick story. back when i worked in tennessee years ago i was actually driving on some snow and hit some black ice and flipped the new scar. happened in a split second so just goes to show if you dont have to be driving in those conditions simply dont. julie: ive got to say you are dodging a bullet right now because usually when people report on the show theyd used no angels but you dont have any snow so i cant ask you to ...

Cap pain after a ferry fire killed 23. the boat reportedly caught fire after a sort circuit in the generator. hundreds of people were headed to jakarta at the time. heres how one survivor described the chaos. >> translator: thick smoke suddenly emerged, blanketing the cabin. all passengers panicked and ran up to the deck to throw floats in the water. in a split second, the fire became bigger. it was coming from where the fuel is stored. >> authorities say 17 people are still missing. and still...

To an island at the time. heres how one survivor describes the chaos. >> translator: thick smoke suddenly emerged blanketing the cabin. all passengers panicked. in a split second the fire became bigger. it was coming from where the fuel is stored. >> authorities say 17 people are still missing. we want to turn back to the istanbul attack at the nightclub. for more about it, hes the author of islam without extremes. a muslim case for liberty and i know we talked yesterday, the people in turkey ...

Nervous? >> she was terrified. it was probably one of the hardest things shes ever had to do. >> ralph? hey, this is shannon. >> but shannon did it. >> ive been waking up having panic attacks. i just -- i cant deal with this. i want to know what happened. can you tell me anything? >> yeah. the only thing, you know, that i know is that a lot of stuff was stolen from the house. >> okay. >> ralph stuck to his story. a deadly home invasion. >> and then i found her. >> yeah. >> and thats, you know --...

The staff has enough to deal with. i didnt want to be an extra burden to them. they were wonderful about it. >> so they just took advantage of an opportunity that was presented to them just by a split second someone looking away or someone not paying attention to the cart. so im okay with that. we were able to find those individuals that took the candy off the cart and bring them to justice. >> we hadnt broken any infractions. and for them it was more important that the people who did it be held...

The staff has enough to deal with. i didnt want to be an extra burden to them. they were wonderful about it. >> so they just took advantage of an opportunity that was presented to them just by a split second someone looking away or someone not paying attention to the cart. so im okay with that. we were able to find those individuals that took the candy off the cart and bring them to justice. >> we hadnt broken any infractions. and for them it was more important that the people who did it be held...

Ofletal force. would those knives be considered lethal force? was he responding to lethal force with lethal force. >> police talk about an escalation of force. those knives are clearly putting the lives of other students in danger. lets be clear about this, law enforcement is being verytigh tight-lipped about what other quill the police officer had. you asked me earlier what about a taser? in talking to law enforcement they say a taser is only really useful if the suspect is in one position. thi...

None of the officers knew about the medical. so its the scene and what occurs. its that split second. and everything surrounding that decision. >> the officer said he saw marijuana and that seems to have been one of the reasons they approached him in the first place. why was there no test in the toxicology report for marijuana? >> first of all, the blunt was tested. it was marijuana. the bottle that -- the prescription bottle or the empty yellow bottle had residue that was marijuana. and later a...

Essentially the law says we have to determine whether it was reasonable for the officer to believe he needed to use deadly force. the u.s. supreme court found that this reasonableness must be judged from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene rather than with 20/20 vision of hindsight. and that this reasonableness must allow for the fact that police are often forced to make split second decisions in rapidly devolving situations. the courts also say that the constitution does not re...

To do with the analysis since officer vincent and none of the officers knew about the medical. its the scene and what occurs at that split second and everything surrounding that decision. >> reporter: the officers said they saw marijuana, that was one of the reasons they approached him in the first place. why was there no test in the toxicology report, for marijuana. >> first of all, the drug was tested. it was marijuana. the prescription bottle or empty yellow bottle had residue that was mariju...