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Chris Johnson on ALS, and a girl rescued from a school bus in Jordan, on People

Only two new videos went up, both from court and death-row cases, while two older interviews with families drew the most viewers.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

What Happened During Christa Pike’s Failed Execution?

What are People viewers watching right now? Mostly a conversation from nine days ago. Former NFL running back Chris Johnson sat down to talk about his ALS diagnosis, speaking through a device he controls with his eyes. He describes a mind that is still fully there while his body loses everyday abilities, and his wife, Brittany, explains what becoming his primary caregiver has meant to her. The interview is nearing 1.8 million views and draws more daily viewers than anything else on the channel.

Johnson is the back Titans fans called CJ2K, for his 2,006-yard season in 2009. Here the talk is about family and wanting more time with them.

The second most-watched video is two weeks old. Lauren Burns was seven when her father took her from the United States to Jordan. She and her mother, Cathy Mahone, tell how Cathy found a special forces team, boarded Lauren's school bus to bring her home, and then hid with Rick and Beverly Lambert, Miranda Lambert's parents, whose investigation company helped with the rescue.

The two new uploads both came on October 1. One has witnesses recounting Christa Pike's failed execution in Tennessee. In the other, Lindsay Clancy's lawyer, after her trial ended in a mistrial, explains why he says prosecutors have not proved their case. Overall, the channel is drawing less than half its usual daily views. Among the news channels nearest its size, LBC, 9 News Australia and CBS Sunday Morning are all running above their usual pace.

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