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we re gonna take the standard piece of clear plastic you can get at any hardware store. [ motor whirring ] now, you can see, with two-handed control, it s so easy to get clean, quality results every time. [ whirring stops ] now, just look at how great this fits. now you have a nice space in your kitchen for an herb garden. doing it yourself has just never been easier than with the bladerunner x2. i am definitely a do-it-yourself kind of guy. i love fixing things myself. i teach my kids that way, too, so they can learn things on their own. we just got some raw material, and we just went to work on the bladerunner, and they were so happy. i was i was proud, as a dad, that i made this for them. we made swords with our bladerunner. [ roaring ] [ laughter ] i ve built this home. this is about the 10th house i ve built. in two weeks, i m gonna be putting an entire new wood floor in one of the projects that i m working on. and i ve done this before, and i ve had my flo
until sunday police officer garrett swasey was the only victim identified. we have now been told the names of the two others who lost their lives. jennifer markovsky and ke arre stewart. nine others were hurt in friday s attack. and david begnaud is in colorado springs with more. i was crushed. reporter: deontay chandler says his older brother ke arre stewart was one of the people killed friday. almost half a million people here and it happened to be my brother out of all these people. random. reporter: stewart was an iraq war veteran. his sister says detectives told her he had stepped outside the clinic to make a phone call and was shot. he turned back inside to tell everyone to take cover and then he called 911. the father of jennifer markovsky identifies her as the second civilian killed. on facebook he wrote i miss you, my daughter. life was too short. police say the shooter was 57-year-old robert dear. mayor john suthers was with police as they watched dear thr
there any legal ramification? let s put it this way. i ll use the legal provisions to the fullest extent that the law allows me. it s not entirely clear what the governor of maine will do specifically, but here s what is clear. kaci hickox is not staying inside her home as state officials asked her to do. she took a bike ride just this morning outside of her home here in fort kent, maine. she talked to reporters. she said she s ready for a fight, a legal fight if it goes there. she was hopeful this morning, that is before the governor said what he did. why a bike ride? this is something my partner and like to do since we moved here, this has been our trail. are you afraid with the state police around i m not afraid. have you heard anything from your lawyer? sure haven t. still waiting to hear from the state of maine to see what they want to do. i hope we can continue negotiations. let s go to jean casarez. she s live there at kaci hickox home in fort kent, mai
another public appearance, an attempt to stifle the rumors that his leadership is in jeopardy. let s bring in cnn s will ripley. live from tokyo. he had a rare interview with all three detainees recently. was there any sign that one of them would be dangerous threat to the jong-un. i admit my guilt to the government and signed a statement to that effect. he begged to go home to his family and pleaded for hem from the u.s. government. i need to let people know that i m getting desperate. i m getting desperate for help. we re preparing for the worst-case scenario. fowle s attorney says his family was preparing for the long haul, years of hard labor, just like the two other americans held in north korea. missionary kenneth bae, convicted of a religious plat to overthrow the regime and matthew miller convicted of committing hostile acts for tearing up his tourist visa and seeking asylum. we urge the immediate release of the other two. the u.s. state department says