esteban santiago, acted alone, kill five people and injuring eight others. panic and pandemonium at ft. lauderdale-hollywood international airport. i had a perfect pick turp tour of him walking up and down shooting people. reporter: witnesses describing a shooting rampage inside terminal 2, calling it a scene out of a movie. i saw people running away from terminal 2 and police arriving. shots fired. he s upstairs. lower level inside, we have a sbject with a gunshot to the head. reporter: the first reports of shots fired appeared to come from police already at the airport. multiple victims down. i heard a popping noise and somebody says shots fired. i grabbed two of my children, ran outside. i m looking at a man and a woman. a man bleeding profusely and a woman who just says help, help. the active shooter shot at least 13 people. eight people as i know right now are at area hospitals being treated. reporter: this as hundreds of passengers confused and scare
baltimore is my adopted home. i moved here more than a decade ago, i quickly fell in love with its neighborhoods and its rich history. i m adam may. as a reporter that covered the death of freddy gray, the rioting that broke out afterwards and the bloodshed and murder it struck me that too many stories are going untold. stories of people trying to solve root problems, problems like poverty, joblessness and drug addiction. tonight we highlight the inspiring stories, the innovative ideas of those who are trying to save baltimore. i love it, it was challenging, something i had never done. bernadette buxon celebrated her first anniversary working in deconstruction. tearing down some of baltimore s vast stretches of abandoned row houses. just the drill, it is not as easy as some people think. to drill a door is sway ask a some ways a door, to take out a drill, it looks easy but it s not. a lot of other tools now. the 52-year-old woman from east baltimore didn t plan on w
he was 18, and unarmed, when gunned down by a white police officer in ferguson missouri. an autopsy showed he was hit at least 6 times, twice in the head. .his body lay on the street for over 4 hours. his death unleashed an anger that had been building for decades at a system the community here says is stacked against them from birth. .and raised questions about policing and race in america. everything that s happening in ferguson is everything that s wrong with police-community relationships, particularly when it comes to black men. one of the reasons that black young men are angry about this because they all see themselves as a michael brown. it could have been them. that anger would continue for months to come, but while the legal process ran its course a community held back .watching and waitingfor justice to be done. fault lines was there during that time in this special extended episode we look deeper into why so many here feel such injustice from those sworn to p
so what would happen to the average ship if they tried anything like this? well you ve hear of the titanic, right? but arctic ice is melting and oil drilling is starting up. how do oil spills and sea ice mix. if it does happen. it s gonna be a mess. what would happen if disaster struck this frozen paradise? you re looking for that needle in a haystack. a mission that can mean life. if you can picture looking down at a bowl of water through a straw. or death. so how d it go? i m phil torres. now, techknow s journey to the arctic. it s summer high up in the arctic circle - and this is what you expect to see - ice as far as the horizon. the only way through it is on this ship - the coast guard cutter healy. it s one of only two ice breakers in the united states built to handle polar ice. the ride can get a little rough. that noise there - that s the sound of being in the bow of an icebreaker. but there is trouble in this frozen paradise. now images
arctic. it s summer high up in the arctic circle - and this is what you expect to see - ice as far as the horizon. the only way through it is on this ship - the coast guard cutter healy. it s one of only two ice breakers in the united states built to handle polar ice. the ride can get a little rough. that noise there - that s the sound of being in the bow of an icebreaker. but there is trouble in this frozen paradise. now images like this are becoming more common in the summer months. we even caught a polar bear. look! look on the camera screen, he s dead center. we see it moving. like many species - forced to search further for ice and food - as sea ice retreats in this part of the world. the arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the globe - and that s causing a sea change in this frontier. summer sea ice has receded close to 25 percent since 1979. on land we saw it, birch trees are sprouting on the tundra, and melting permafrost is causing land - and st