because you can't do anything, you're in a helpless situation. >> more tragic news in the small town of chardon, ohio. we're getting word that another student has died from his injuries. school officials have to figure out how to move everybody on as the student body grieves. good afternoon, i'm pat lawson muse. >> and i'm jim handly. we begin with more heartache for that ohio school rocked by the gunfire. a third high school student wounded in that attack has now died. >> the 17-year-old accused of gunning down his classmates is in the courtroom right now for his first court appearance. as jay gray reports. the big question here remains why this happened. >> for the first time since the attack, the alleged it gunman appears in juvenile court. this community can't hide the pain and emotion left in the wake of the horrific rampage he's accused of here. >> it's hard to fathom he would do such a thing. what i was trying to deal with

yesterday, i was sitting on a bus with a boy who had the intent to kill people. >> most every morning students waited in the cafeteria for the bus ride to a vocational or alternative campus. yesterday, though, was anything but normal. >> we have an active shooter at the high school. >> reporter: five students gunned down, three, daniel, russell and demetrius fatally wounded. two others fighting for their lives in area hospitals. to honor the fallen and support the injured, hundreds of red ribbons have been wrapped around almost everything in this small town. most here can't tie together how or why it happened. all of the schools are closed. a team of grief counselors will be in place as classes resume on friday, to help work through the emotions that are sure to surface for so many. >> we have to come together as a community. and i think even if i'm not

ready to go back into the facility itself, i need to be with my friends, i need to be with with the community and we need to help each other as best we can. >> help they will need for a long time here. that help will begin tomorrow with grief counselors in place, as facultity and staff return to campuses here, they will remain in place on thursday when parents and students visit the campuses. in chardon, ohio, jay gray, news 4. >> as far as a possible motive, some students say lane was known as an outcast who had apparently been bullied, others are disputing that. the correredibility a key witness in a murder for hire case is being called into question. this 17-year-old girl was shot and killed in a park in june 2005. two men are on trial in her murder. mcdonald abraham testified for the prosecution in the case today 37 he said he paid jarvis tyler $600 in cash and weed to

kill seton. defense attorneys for tyler say abraham is the one responsible for the murder, and is only cooperating to get a lighter sentence. after a day in the dark, the lights are finally back on at dupont circle. the traffic lights at the busy intersection were out for several hours today while crews made some improvements in the area. just moments ago, the lights began functioning once again. megan mcgrath reports, officers were on hand to try to keep traffic flowing. >> reporter: dupont circle, it's a busy place with a complex traffic pattern. there's congestion on a good day. but turn off the traffic signals and things can get pretty dicey. >> it's ridiculous. >> reporter: ddot is updating the traffic signals, adding a backup power system so they'll work even when the electricity goes out. but to make the change, crews had to take all the traffic lights offline. the work began around 10:00

a.m., traffic control officers guided cars through the busy circle, but it didn't take long for a backup to form on massachusetts avenue. >> i mean, it's terrible. there's nothing i can do about it, so -- >> how long have you been sitting here? >> probably 10, 15 minutes. >> are you late? >> yeah. very. >> it's a bad time for me, i'm sure people are already at work, but it's not good. >> things got a bit messy at the tail end of rush hour, the traffic control folks did a great job of directing people through those intersections and things cleared out nicely by 11:00 a.m. the hope here is that all this work will be done before the evening rush hour. from dupont circle, megan mcgrath, news 4. >> tom sherwood is keeping an eye on how the repairs are affecting the evening commute. tom will bring us a live report coming up at 5:00. plenty of heart racing moments for passenger as board a commuter jet forced to make an emergency landing that happened at newark international airport

here in new jersey last night. the faa says a united express flight was trying to land when its front landing gear got stuck and wouldn't deploy. the pilot used the mainlanding gear to safely touch down the plane, it then slid about 200 feet on its nose before it came to a stop. passengers had to leave the plane using emergency chutes. afterwards one said i thought it was the end. airport body scanners are safe for even the most frequent travelers, that's according to a new report from the department of homeland security's inspector general. the ig says independent testing shows a passenger would have to be screened 17,000 times a year to reach an annual radiation dose that could pose a health risk. the report recommends that machine operators get more extensive training. critics of the report say the i.g. investigators used existing radiation assessments rather than conducting their own

independent tests. prince georges county members want leslie johnson to pay a fine before she heads off to prison next month. she would have to pay a $15,000 fine before she begins her one year one day sentence. she admitted last year to trying to flush a $100,000 check down the toilet and stuffing $80,000 inside her bra. prosecutors made a similar request before her husband jack johnson reported to prison. that was denied. we're following a developing story right now out of the virginia senate in richmond. senate lawmakers have passed the revised ultrasound abortion bill. it requires women undergo a noninvasive ultrasound exam in order to get an abortion. the measure passed by a vote of 21-19. if now heads to the governor, who has said he will sign it. the virginia senate has killed a proposal that would have repealed the mandate ta

girls get the hpv vaccine. it helps prevent the human papillomavirus which can cause cervical cancer. some conservative lawmakers feel the law promoted casual premarital sex. the state mandate usurps parental rights. the general assembly will most likely not take up that measure until next year. we've been spoiled, folks, now it's time to get those umbrellas handy again. the rain is rolling in. veronica johnson is in storm center 4 with an update on our weather. nice today, veronica? >> that's right. get your umbrella ready as you look at the blue skies, you're not going to need them for the evening rush, pretty nice day today, right? yesterday we had temperatures in the 60s, 64 was our high temperature yesterday. today in the mid-50s, a lot of sunshine across the area, so who's complaining, right? the wind out of the east-southeast pretty light too.

at three miles an hour. take a look at the neighborhood up to the north. we have 50s, low 50s, montgomery county in gaithersburg, you folks around aspen hill, we have 54 over in fairfax county. bethesda, damascus coming in at 52 degrees. look at the 60s down south. charlottesville, virginia, 61 degrees right now, a little cooler near the water, though, 50 in annapolis maryland with the southeast wind. the clouds are far away as we open it up, we have a big area of high pressure off to the east, your evening forecasts, 46 degrees by 9:00 and 45 by 11:00, expect to be dry, coming up in a couple minutes, i'll tell you what kind of soggy day we could have tomorrow and how much rain you're going to get. pat? >> thanks, veronica. there are republican primaries in michigan and arizona today. but all eyes are on michigan.

the two are close in the polls there, and a santorum win could badly damage the romney campaign. steve handlesman is in detroit with the latest. >> reporter: michigan voters cast their ballots, some switching parties to vote for who they like. >> i voted for rick santorum. >> ron paul. >> romney, i think he's the better man, he has economics on his mind. >> reporter: that's mitt romney's pitch today. >> i understand how the economy works. he regrets going off message about his wealth. >> whether it was the cadillac line or the nascar team line on sunday do you realize how those are hurting your campaign 1234. >> yes. next question. >> rick santorum is focused outside detroit on christian conservatives. >> thanks for coming out, everybody, i appreciate it. >> polls put santorum virtually dead even in romney's home

state. >> no one's going to clean the state. we never expected that. >> reporter: it's close. so close, that romney is urging people to come out to the polls. >> we don't want the democrats to choose who they think issed easiest person to run against. >> reporter: the top democrat attacked romney today from washington in a campaign style event with autoworkers. >> some said we should let detroit go bankrupt. you remember that. >> reporter: arizona's also holding a primary today, romney is the favorite, but he's focused on michigan. and the future of the romney campaign could depend on the voter's verdict in this state. results expected after 9:00. from detroit michigan, i'm steve handlesman, news 4. congressman ron paul will be

watching the election returns from the washington area. he's here holding an election night party at a hotel in springfield. the public will get a chance to weigh-in tonight and voice their opinions about a proposal to bring a high end casino to national harbor. last week, county executive baker endorsed a proposal for a billion dollar casino. it could feature las vegas style table games in addition to slot machines. it's far from a done deal, residents are already considering what it may mean for their lifestyles. >> no, no, no, i moved here, it was my big draw. the national children's museum, i have four grandchildren, i said, this is perfect for my grandchildren. a casino is completely contrary to my idea of living here. >> we don't anticipate any traffic issues or anything like that, the peterson group has done an outstanding job of keeping the harbor very high quality. we think it's going to increase our real estate values. >> tonight's meeting will take

place at 7:00 at the steven decatur middle school in clinton. when we come back on news 4 at 4:00, the hottest leg on the web right now. yeah, not that one. it's going everywhere, folks. it's made so many appearances since the oscars this weekend. angelina's right leg seems to have taken on a life of its own. this afternoon, another cruise ship mishap leaves more than 1,000 passengers and crew members stranded. and it could be some time before they make it back to land. one woman's awkward reaction when she realizes, yep, she's on tv. it's tuesday, and guess who's here to talk about it, cain is in the house with the res

just a couple months ago seemed like everybody was tebowing, imitating the popular denver's quarterback. after sunday's oscars, everyone is angelina jolieing, following her famous right leg out pose, the website tumblr is flooded with images of imitators some, folks have posted pictures of their pets or even kids stuffed animals. >> in case imitation isn't enough, her right leg is now leg bombing historical monuments, from crossing the delaware to landing on the moon, there are countless photo shopped images of that leg on the web.

two legs are better than one. the fake twitter account angie's right leg has 33,000 followers. that's a big jump from yesterday when there were only 10,000. >> can she walk like that? >> i don't think so. the voice of god speaks to church thieves and why men prefer women in red? >> and those pesky live newsroom cameras, we have a couple in our newsroom. you never know what they're going to capture. those are some of the hot topics around town today. joining us now is kane from hot 99.5. you were talking about kristen, who found herself part of the live newsroom segment down at wuft. >> you went here, right? >> what's the etiquette for your newsroom here, if you're doing a live shot from there, do you just keep walks? if you're scratching your nose,

picking something, do you just keep walking? >> students can register for the lottery starting tomorrow. and registration is open until friday. the uaa will notify the winners of the lottery by monday december 15th, vouchers can then be picked up from tuesday through thursday. >> she froze at first. >> kind of like -- that's the next diane sawyer behind her, you never know. >> no, it's so true. >> this has happened here some too, we have a snip from our newsroom, one of our interns that we remember got busted on camera too. watch him walk by. he gets a starring moment just about -- should i go back, should i look in, hey? everybody on our assignment desk, you were just on camera. >> i was? brilliant. >> let me do that again. >> to answer your earlier

questions. just keep walking. >> her name is kristen, awkward kristen. >> i love it. men prefer women in red? >> yeah. >> there's a reason for it. >> what do you think it is, when it come down to the psychology of men, they prefer women in red, they stand out. but it's very important to note too, when women were framed by different borders of colors, guys always thought when they were surrounded by red they looked better. disco's back to aboutbaboons. when they're ready to mate, their faces flash ready to signal, hey! because of that, that's one of the -- you're unimpressed. it's science. i'm teaching you about science. >> i was thinking more hearts and love and valentine's day. >> there's a little bit of that too. but that's the origin of the reason red is so important to love, and signify and get

together. >> they're more approachable and men find they are less likely to be rejikted? >> absolutely right. as a woman caring red, you're kind of saying, here i am. kind of signifying you're ready to -- >> even if it's christie brinkley -- you were showing beautiful blonde there's. >> yes. >> the dress -- >> there's a lot of stealing going on, with copper? >> yeah. >> here and in england, they're trying to figure out how to stop thieves from stealing copper in chups. >> copper worth a lot of money. what's happening, is people are climbing churches and going to the very tops where they have copper for the lightning rods to keep the church from burning down and stealing the copper. what 1,000 churches have done, they've raised money to go ahead and put speakers with motion sensors on the roofs of the church playing a message in a very deep voice. >> that will get their attention. >> get off the roof of the

church stealing copper. >> or else. >> exactly. and they say that even though it's a big investment for the clutches that they're doing right now, it's still cheaper than replacing all the copper. >> what do you have going up tomorrow? >> we could go to jamaica, at 7:05, all have you to do is listen to the kane scam, sarah goes crazy with it. a conservative mom that's throwing a bridal shower for her daughter that she thinks is going to be normal, except their friends -- >> i'd like a window seat. >> all right. >> thank you, kane. >> great to see you again. >> listen to you in the morning. coming up at 4:00, the state virginia reaches a settlement with tarek salahi for allegedly making false statements about his charity. how much he's going to have to pay coming up. coming up, the plans for the space shuttle

it's been a great day today. last night was a great night. >> you told us where to look. >> it was very bright.

i got some folks on facebook too saying, i see it, i say it. i dragged my telescope out. >> we could see mars, jupiter and scene us? >> yes, and then very faint is canipus. and the moon, don't forget about the moon too, we gave it to you yesterday in order of pr brightness. let's take you through tomorrow's drive. there will be rain around the area that may be slowing some folks down. what that rain is going to do hopefully is take down the pollen count, i cannot remember the last time i was talking about pollen so early during the winter, before sprink even started. high today at 4:45. highest right now out of all of them, the elm tree. from 54 degrees in frederick and mt. airy. warm spots down south, laplata maryland, fredericksburg,

virginia 58 degrees, and 61 degrees right now in charlottesville, virginia. nice blue sky out there with a very light wind. expect a very nice evening to go along with it. let's talk temperatures too for the evening. let's see what's going on. we'll catch the computer up, 41 to 40 degrees by early tomorrow morning, after a nice evening. some of your cooler spots will be down into the mid-30s, which is cloudy skies early on, right now it looks like that rain will be starting about 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. it's going to come from this system right here, can you see showers, you can see a mix rain and snow. and then mostly snow there in the white from minneapolis to green bay. that whole system pulling east-northeast ward. first, it's a warm front that starts moving into the area. early part of the day it's not going to be that cold. we'll get warm air in here. temperatures tomorrow, tomorrow evening they're not going to drop the warm front as far as

the rain goes, rain probably winds up, most of it ending about 3:30 to 4:00, except for areas across southern maryland. the rain may hang on a little longer than 3:30 or 4:00. it starts at 10:00, we'll get anywhere from a half inch of rain, a little more in the blue. gaithersburg, frederick, baltimore, annapolis. maybe an inch of rain up there. your evening, 40 to 47 degrees. those showers develop late morning, 34 to 39 degrees. so for late day guys as we get into the 50s, we're going to be jumping just a couple puddles by the afternoon. we'll get the wind too late tomorrow afternoon and thursday. sunshine on thursday, and a few spots on thursday could hit 70 degrees. rain returns right now saturday. >> 70, been there done that. >> over and over and over this winter. >> loving it too. >> thanks veronica.

a charity run by white house party crasher eer tarik salahi been settled. the journey for the cure foundation will pay $32,500 in penalties, and salahi has to personally pay $2500. the investigation found that the charity made false statements and solicited donations without being registered with the state of virginia. they're also accused of misleading donors about how donations are spent. >> that's file footage. he was crying over something else there not this story today. coming up at 4:00, help is on the way to a disabled cruise ship as passengers face more nights stranded at sea with no electricity. plus, the student who wanted to make a really good impression on admissions officers at her

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detention for now. and a hearing has been set for march 6th. t.j. lane is accused of opening fire inside a high school cafeteria. three students are now dead, two are still in the hospital. they're safe, that's from a new report from the department of homeland security's inspector general, concluding that airport body scanners are safe for even the most frequent of flyers. critics of the report say the investigators used existing radiation assessments, rather than conducting their own independent test. after nearly six hours out, the lights are back on at dupont circle. the crews performed upgrades. officers were out on foot directing traffic as a new battery backup system was put into place. that will allow lights to continue running even when the electricity does go out. the problems are far from over today for the carnival cruise ship company a month after a deadly cruise disaster in italy. another carnival ship is

floating without power after catching fire in pirate infested waters. >> the costa alayilegra is bein towed back to port with a military escort. >> reporter: there are more than 600 passengers, including 8 americans on board the costa allegra right now, about 200 miles west of the seychelles in the indian ocean, where they have been drifting with no lights, no ac, no power no propulsion for almost an entire day. because a fire broke out and took hours to douse. the ship sent out a distress signal. this in waters that have been notoriously infested with pirates. passengers are fine, there are italian marines on board in case of trouble. and a plane flew over head to make sure all was well. it's been an awful few weeks for

costa and parent company carnival, starting with a deadly virus. norovirus outbreaks and now this. but drifting inned dark, waiting on deck for help to arrive, was not supposed to be part of the package. the problem has been getting out to the ship to help it. a helicopter was able to get out there this morning and bring food and communications equipment. it is now being towed, but it won't be able to get to the nearest island that's big enough to handle all those passengers until thursday. just this morning the company said it was sincerely sorry for the inconvenience. back to you. big celebration planned for the arrival of the space shuttle "discovery" at its new home here at the smith sewn yum. the shuttle will be on display soon near dulles airport.

there will be four days of public events. it all begins april 17th, when "discovery's" flown to dulles airport from florida on top a boeing 747. >> on the morning of the 19th it will enter our property and we will have an outdoor festival behind these buildings with activities setup outside. we'll have a welcome "discovery" parade, and the orbiter is towed in from the airport. >> and the final liftoff of "discovery." a tribute to the dedication -- >> big doings for "discovery" here in dulles. "discovery" made its final liftoff last year, it flew 39 missions, more than any other space shuttle in the fleet. actress reese witherspoon made a stop in prince georges county today to take a stand against preventing violence

against women. >> when with avon approached me nearly five years ago to become its global ambassador, i was eager to partner with a company that has the conscience and courage to tackle this critical issue. >> witherspoon attended the second world conference of women's shelters at the gaylord national hotel at national harbor. today kicked off a week long summit aimed at ending violence against women. nearly 100 leaders from across the globe will tackle issues, including human trafficking and sexual assault. we need a drum roll for this next story, dancing with the stars announced its new cast for the upcoming 14th season. among the big names, jaleel white, maria menounos, gavin degraw. martina navratilova, sherri shepherd and at 67 years old,

gladys knight will take the stage as the oldest contestant this year. she can still belt it out, though. she's great. >> she sure is. >> can she dance? that's the question. there is more to come on news 4 at 4:00, if you have held out on getting an ipad it might pay off. fuelling speculation for what's next for apple. a murder trial for a man accused of gunning down a romantic rival outside a

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don't potomac. you'll get a great view of the monuments and all the cherry trees. apple is expected to roll out the ipad 3 as early as next week. in the meantime, best buy has dropped the price of the ipad 2. >> do we get to toss this one? best buy cut $50 off the price. prices now range from about $450 to $780. the retailer declined to comment on the reason for the price cut and apple doesn't comment on rumors, nor will apple reveal when the next ipad will make its debut. industry bloggers speculate that retailers are trying to make room for newer models. >> that's what's behind the discount? >> yes. >> you can never really keep up, can you? >> you can't. they keep us on our toes and spending money. >> these are going to be recycled. experts say you need to make yourself stand out on your college applications, well, this

girl is taking that pretty seriously. cominging up, what the college has to say about her unusual application. and a man gets quite a scare when a cab plows right into his house. this isn't the first time this has happened.

of course, we know being more than just a number in the college admissions process can be tough these days. but one high school senior whose heart is set on yale university got a little more than creative. jackie milestone wrote a song to the university and created a music video for her college entry application. doug shimell gives us a look. >> reporter: in the middle of this discussion, jackie was not

letting go of yale. >> i love the academics, the area, i love the student population, everything. >> reporter: but the stone and ivy bastion where her father graduated opted not to take jackie milestone on early admission. >> it feels like, all right, they didn't want me once, are they really going to want me again? ♪ >> reporter: she refused to play the role of damaged goods, so jackie went on youtube. >> i love music, i decided, i decided i'll write yale a song. ♪ >> reporter: her older sister was the filmmaker and two classmates played backup in the music. her college counselor says a video done right is better than the baked goods and gorilla grams some students send. >> if everything is equal, something very positive and uplifting like this can stipulate in someone's favor. >> reporter: from the yale

peopler automobi ememorablpeopm animals -- >> this video is awesome, i think yale sees how awesome you are. >> getting into yale with grades and not gimmicks. >> everyone should have the opportunity to get in. you should get over yourself if you don't like it. >> the yale admissions office told jackie sthey saw the video but no one has called nbc10. >> we're rooting for her. >> she's putting all out there. she has a backup, have you to have enough -- >> she's got to have a backup band and a backup school, you're right. >> it's a whole team. we might need a backup tomorrow if anybody's planning to do anything outside, it's

going to be wet, but wet with mainly after the morning rush, and wet for most of the early afternoon. let's take a look outside and see what's going on. the wind is light at three miles per hour. meanwhile your good night wakeup forecast, where are we going to be tonight? by 9:0046 and 45 at 11:00 p.m. with a partly cloudy sky. for early on tomorrow at 5:00 and 7:00 a.m., 41, 40 degrees, not too bad at all. cloud cover around the area, that rain will wait until 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. to move into the area. we'll see highs tomorrow, anywhere from 50 to 55 degrees, not bad, but again, it's going to be wet. we've got running totals here with the rain moving through, so it starts at about 10 and by 4:00 in the afternoon, can you see it right there, most of that rain is east of the area, we'll pick up anywhere from 7/10 to a half inch of rain, lees burg, lighter aumgts down to the

south. there will be another wave coming through that will hit areas from d.c. assuming, could be picking up maybe another tenth, maybe a quarter inch of rain if you pick up any gusty thunderstorms. a half to three quarters of an inch of rain throughout the area. as far as your forecast, here it is for tomorrow. 53 your high, we'll be breezy by the afternoon. breezy conditions on thursday, the high 69 degrees, and then we've got 60 on friday where right now it looks as though it's late. probably around 5:00 or 6:00 we could get more showers or thunderstorms that will last for the overnight into saturday morning. your high on saturday, 65 degrees. right now as we go through the weekend sunday -- every couple weekends we get some flurries, some snow coming through. that's the way it's looking for sunday early in the day. a little bit of an active pattern for us, rain tomorrow not too bad on the temperatures. >> all right. like that trend. >> thanks, veronica. still to come on news 4, the

bazaar behavior that got a widow kicked out of the courtroom during the trial for her husband's murder. i too want to slow jam this news. >> hit me three times. >> they're together again, brian williams and

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>> he also has a comedic side. ♪ it's a super pac super pac they're super pac-en ♪ ♪ yow >> you can see brian on nightly news, still in a suit and tie. a new york city man is lucky to be alive today after a taxicab came careening through the home. this is the video from the man's security system monday morning, can you see the car barrelling through a intersection. the home was seriously damaged, no one was hurt. the homeowner says this is the second time a driver lost control and took out part of his home. i'd think about moving. >> yeah. >> into another neighborhood. >> he may want to consider that.

after the break, a bazaar scene unfolds in the courtroom during the murder trial for a man accused of gunning down a

new developments in the trial of a georgia man accused

of attempting to kill someone. >> jurors heard for the first time from the defendant himself when prosecutors played an interview of his interrogation, it took place roughly seven weeks after rusty snyderman, a father two was gunned down outside his son's day care in 2010. in the video neumann appears nervous. >> it's as if i'm a suspect. >> are you a suspect? >> i don't think i need to be a suspect. i shouldn't be a suspect. >> absent from the courtroom monday was andrea snyderman, the victim's widow. she riveted the courtroom with her testimony last week, but the judge booted her from the courtroom on friday. >> we are moving to have her removed from the courtroom. we're moving to have her removed from the courthouse. >> reporter: snyderman's

banishment came after she gave an unusual hug to shanna sitron. she doubted snyderman's claims of an affair with her boss. >> did she admit or deny an affair with her boss at that time? >> denied it. >> when she told you no did, you believe her? >> no, but my heart really wanted to. >> prosecutors said snyderman's behavior after that testimony was way out of line. >> she embraced this witness. she kissed the witness, she got outside and then told the witness that since she didn't believe her she wasn't her friend any more. that was for sure. >> neumann has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. saying his alleged affair drove him crazy. andrea has denied the affair, saying her boss was stalking her. >> there was no affair.

>> also under scrutiny, snyderman's account of what she knew immediately after rusty's murder. two other witnesses contradicted her testimony about when she knew her husband had been shot. >> i didn't know what happened to rusty until i got to the emergency room. >> to be clear, andrea snyderman is not on trial here and has not been charged with any crime. the trial resumes tuesday morning -- next tuesday morning when more of the interrogation video will be played. that's news 4 at 4:00. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. the dangers of riding a bike without a helmet and some say this accident was only a matter of time. good evening, everybody. >> helmet concerns, a bicyclist

had a huge run-in with a truck this morning. and a bystander tells us the story. >> reporter: when you hear the story about what happened, you'll understand how lucky this man is to be alive. this is what the capital share bike looked like after it collided with the truck. >> it was crushed up like a pretzel, bent up like this. >> the truck, a big truck, a big delivery truck, a big delivery truck with a forklift on the back. the rear of the truck here. the front of the truck way down there. a big truck. the bike a fraction of the size that truck, and when a truck like that