face. i was scared and i was thinking like maybe they followed me or maybe they know where i live and i don t want to fear like for my live somebody would do something to me if i was to park around there again. reporter: lima who s african-american lives on nearby cottman avenue, but for convenience and safety, she like many of her neighbors parks around the corner on the 3100 block of teesdale in what appears to be a mostly white block. lima parked here sunday night. says she came out monday morning to find the note. it s very hurtful. very scary. the tire went flat on the expressway. reporter: bernadette waits is her name on cottman she too park on the 3100 block of teesdale sunday night as she often does. on her way to work monday morning, her tire went flat. a nail had punctured the tread. after learning of lima s windshield note, bernadette no longer thinks the nail was a coincidence. we re all in the struggle. we re all living there. we re all trying to pay
hundreds of thousands of civilians are trapped in that city. and they kept scoring and scoring and scoring again during a record-setting nba all-star game. the league s best racked up nearly 400 points in new orleans. those are some of the top stories on this monday, february 28th. from abc news, this is world news now. trying to fast forward? i don t know what day i m livin . february 28th? no, it s february 20th. you can calm down. it would be nice if payday were around the corner. we get started with the president explaining himself after comments made at a rally caused international confusion for some. that s right. the president referred to something that happened on friday in sweden. many thought the president was talking about a terrorist incident. that was news to swedish officials who wondered what he was talking about. here s abc s richard cantu. reporter: in one of his now familiar free-wheeling speeches, president trump included these remarks.
trapped in that city. and they kept scoring and scoring and scoring again during a record-setting all-star game. nearly 400 points racked up. those are the top stories this february 20th. from abc news, this is world news now. trying to fast forward? i don t know what day i am living? february 28th? no, it is february 20th. it would be exciting if payday was right around the corner. let s get started with the news. we begin with the president explaining himself. some of his comments at a weekend rally caused international confusion for some. he referred to something that happened friday in sweden. many thought the president was talking about a terrorist incident. that was news to swedish officials who wondered what he was talking about. here s reporter: in one of his new free-wheeling speeches, president trump included these remarks. you look at what s happening in germany. you look at what s happening last night in sweden. sweden. who would believe this? sw
busted. and the problem climbing up a steep mountains. see how the rider made it out of this crash that sent him and his ride tumbling all wait down. and true tv is taking a look back at 2013 with the funniest commercials of the year. how you can see them all and find out which one one had america laughing the hardest. oh [ bleep ]. come on, man. be careful, kids. look at that guy hanging from that scaffolding there. that is at the origin festival in australia. this guy climbed up the scaffolding and started hanging there. whoa, whoa, whoa, kid, don t die up there. looks like he s trying to catch the scaffolding and watch what happens. somebody help this kid before he kill himself, man. he s stuck. oh! he s okay, though, right? he did sustain serious injuries but they were nonlife threatening. according to some promoters, they were saying this guy was a danger not only to himself but to the crowd. he could have fell on somebody doing that. not the way
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