conference. didn t have a lot to say, a lot of words. let s hope to see some action. we ll see what we saw on friday, the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, samantha power, come back to the scene. she had a lot of strong words and arguably from some corners would say she was stronger than the president has been on this issue. that s at 3:00 p.m., that vote how to deal with getting a cease fire, long enough to get to the rest of the evidence and some bodies they have not been able to pick up off the field. how is that viewed, though? how is that viewed, though, harris? when you see samantha power get out there and be strong, how is that viewed by the international community that our president can t take as strong of a stand as we can? i asked chris wallace that. i said, you know, wow, was that a case of good cop/bad top? he said probably but it s problematic. now there s the weekend and you don t hear from the president until her words have sat. after they re gawking. ouch
atlantic beach and the conditions are worsening. we re close to where rene is and in reality, the people have been vacating the beach just because it s almost got an unbearable, look at the waves and the wind that is coming. i mean, i can feel it on my face. we have rain drops pelting my face and sand that continues to pick up and come on over here but atlantic beach is really happening right now. we re definitely getting bands i heard you guys talk about and to be honest with you, i think people are just going back into their houses because it s completely unbearable out here. at least as we watch you, andrew, let me stay with you for a minute. it s clear behind you, no one, no one there, no one gawking, no one with phones but i want to ask because there are different types of evacuations. what were people told in that community? well here in atlantic beach, it was not a mandatory
absolutely, is disturbing. mommy! reporter: it was a brutal beating, salem police pulled from youtube. this is the result. katherine frarra suffered a broken nose and concussion, as well as extensive bruises and cuts to her face. i could have been dead right now, she hit me in the right spot, it would have been over. reporter: frarra says she used to work at mcdonald s with the suspect, who police have identified as 23-year-old latia harris. she says the fight started over workplace gossip, which she admits she took part in, but never imagined it would go so far. this is not good for anybody. you don t look good, i definitely don t look good. it doesn t look good. reporter: in the video, a group of what appears to be teens or pre-teens stand by gawking, while frarra s 2-year-old son is the only one trying to intervene. after that, i became so much closer to my son, because, it s like, he didn t care what was going on, he wasn t afraid, he just wanted to defend his mom,
was trying to counter vladimmir put putin s efforts in the ukraine stooeven swanson had to hitch a ride to the international space station on a russian soyaz. that trip part of a $400 million plus payout for the russian taxi service. neil cavuto with a look at a by gone area when america could put its own people in space. it is live on the air. it was friday april 27th, 20012. they ride to a museum. the intrepid air and space museum. that s when it hit us. we were gawking at the end of an era. the triumphs piggybacking.
putin s actions in ukraine, the american astronaut had to hitch a ride to the international space station. on a russian spaceship. that trip cost about $70 million, part of a $400 million plus-payout for the russian taxi service. neil cavuto on a bygone era when america could put its own people in space. well, it first hit us watching this unfold live. on our air. it was a friday, april 27th, 2012. the space shuttle was hitching a ride to the museum. a symbol of our enterprise. that s when it hit us. we were gawking at the end of an era. it is almost as if we are not