her neighbors. they tell me it started with a fight. a lot of yelling and screaming crashing in class and things breaking. reporter: 22-year-old luis jimenez wrestled the phone away from his girlfriend to stop her from calling 911. he punched her three times in the face in front of her three young children and then followed her out of the house with his car. i was walking in the next thing i know i see a car down the road. he came up in our yard. we thought he was going to hit our halloween decorations. truck multiple neighbors say they watched jimenez try to mode her down with his car twice. she escaped by jumping into the back of his pickup truck and that is when two neighbors stepped in to protect her holding a concealed carry permit it handgun. jimenez saw the gun and pulled away. we don t know what he would ve done. he would ve kept trying. truck one neighbor took the home until police were able to arrest him late sunday night. it was a terrible incident with a s
that s a fact. reporter: one person not buying it, reporter rob maudy. he said he heard a voicemails that confirms a dvd of the video was received at nfl headquarters in new york april 9th, five months ago. it came from a number within the league office. the voicemail is from an unidentified woman saying that she received the video, thanking the law enforcement official for sending it and telling him he s right, it s terrible. the nfl says they aren t aware of this and they ll look into it, but many are looking to goodell to resign. the national organization for women and lawmakers. if there is information that does come out that shows that he did know, that he had access i do think it puts at risk the current job that he has. and at risk is a potential 40 plus million dollar paycheck. that s what goodell reportedly raked in in 2012. speaking of money, the now paycheckless rice could stand to gain. since the most recent damning video rice kicked to the curb findin
thanks to both of you for being here and taking our calls and questions throughout the evening. we re going to close with some thoughts about the memories of the bush family. the president and their two daughters on their mother, first lady laura bush. thanks for being with us. i do not want to steal barbara s i feel like i always steal her energy when i go first. you go first this time. probably her work for women. all over, really. we were so lucky because our parents took us to travel to africa, so we got to see clinics and schools and meeting people whose lives will be forever changed. i would say her work for women. and my dad, too, i am very proud of him for that. i would definitely echo that. after 9/11 i am going to cry. in front of all the people. i think the work that she did after 9/11 and how comforting she was to everyone in the country is an incredible legacy and was really critical to the country healing after 9/11. [applause] if i were doing a se
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