when you see officer scott van trees remove her, he gently picks her up and takes her out of the car and places her on the concrete. she's kind of hog-tied. he takes the shackles off and when it's time to bring her into the booking area, she refuses to get up, refuses to walk. the officer grabs her by the right arm and tries to get her to stand up and you see her collapse again. so he just drags her into the booking area. >> she's suing now for police abuse? >> no, she's not suing. but the tampa police department saw this and felt that officer van trees didn't really handle the situation properly. they believe that he put the defendant in unnecessary risk regardless of the fact that she was injured or not. after she got into the booking area, the tampa fire department was called. they took her, checked her out and gave her an evaluation, took her to the hospital where she then jumped off the gurney, look, i'm not hurt i was faking it the whole time. >> the officer is in trouble? >> he was reprimanded. in this situation, two officers are supposed to lift the person up. she's been arre

van. an all-points bulletin goes out. within minutes, deputy charlie scott of the ft. bend county sheriffs office spots a vehicle that matches the description. >> i saw a white construction van that didn't have any construction materials. upon activating my lights, it was more or less like a routine traffic stop until they came to an abrupt stop. >> as deputy scott's dashcam rolls, the van stops, and the rear door flies open, revealing a man brandishing an ak-47. >> i really didn't see much of anything except the doors opening. the next thing that i heard was a gunshot. the suspect then fired another round. that round went through my windshield. i attempted to dive to the right passenger seat to get underneath the engine block for cover, and trying to get cover, i was shot in the left arm and i was also shot in the head. i then returned fire back over my head. like being hit in the head with a baseball bat. shots fired. shots fired. i put my hand on the back of my head because there was so much blood. i thought the back of my head had been blown off. as i was getting ou

he gives the keys to the van to steve chambers, gets in kelly campbell's car, and leaves $17 million with a handful of strangers. now steve chambers' cousin, scott, has lost track of which key on ghantt's key ring will open the doors of the van. he will have to sort through dozens of keys to find the right one. >> then they went to trying to break into the vehicle using stones and sticks and whatever else they could find on the property, but it's an armored van. you're not going to break into this thing. it's bulletproof glass. even if you got in, it was inside a locked kajs. unless they had a blow torch, they weren't getting in that truck. >> meanwhile, campbell drives ghantt to the airport in columbia, south carolina, where ghantt believes he will board a flight to mexico. >> they drove through the parking lot, they realized everything in the airport seemed a little dark. the airport was closed. david was enraged about this. he thought, i'm putting myself at a considerable risk here by stealing this money, at the very least my accomplices could do was buy me an airline ticket. david got on a bus to atlanta, where he was able to get a ticket to

scott, fans are so excited. >> i think it will be fun. >> reporter: we also caught thai van herring we as he was heading north. the santa clara university student has seattle roots and is flying to the big game. >> i can see my mom and dad, get to go back to nfc championship which i haven't been to in eight years. yeah. been a season ticket holder since i was little when my dad used to take me to the kingdome. exciting weekend. >> reporter: it will be an exciting weekend for halley and nick, what he call a mixed couple. she's repping seahawks, buying him a niners jersey. >> it's blue friday. up in seattle. so i'm repping my richard sherman t-shirt. and out buying this guy a birthday present. >> reporter: that is? >> kaepernick jersey. >> reporter: two of many customers inside sports fever of campbell, most planning to watch the game with friends. others have to be a little more careful about how loudly they cheer. what are your plans on sunday? >> cheer my team on. go niners. >> i'm going to watch the game from another room so i don't have to listen to him. >> that was scott budman reporting. a lot of people f

including wheelchair accessible ramp taxi and group van which serves groups of individuals going to a single location like a senior center. [music] >> i'm elsa scott and i'm a retired federal employee and i'm a native of san francisco. i use paratransit because, i've been using it for about six years because six years ago i had to start dialysis treatments at cpmc. so i'm very dependent on paratransit three times a week, coming and going.. my current driver is brian berquist.; he's just such a friendly, sort of a teddy bear kind of a guy. i don't know what it is about brian, but all of us old ladies want to feed brian. [music] >> hi, my name is fred lein. i'm most proud of driving a ramp taxi since the beginning of the program in 1994. [music] >> fred, you are the absolute best! thank you fred for providing transportation for me and opening up my social life, and taking care of medical appointments, taking care of my mother [music] >> hi, my name is ann bailey and i've driven for luxor for almost five years now. i drove for desoto cab for 10 years prior to that. i drove in 1976 for the old, old yellow cab. this is frances mecchi and i've been driv

challenges ahead to determine just which system will prepail van which one the two--month-old daughter of a slain garment factory worker will live under, scotth al jazeera. >> reporter: a court in spain has summoned the king's youngest daughter over allegations of tax fraud and the daughter and princess is a suspect in a tax court and money laundering investigation and linked to her husband's business affairs and the first time a direct relative of the king will appear in court accused of wrongdoing. a record-breaking lou temperatures are causing a deep freeze across the united states and canada and thousands of flights cancelled and the national weather service has warnings about life-threatening condition and reagan has more. >> reporter: the freezing weather sweeping in from the arctic across much of the united states is having serious consequences, on the streets of chicago volunteers are searching for homeless people still out in the cold in the neighboring state of kentucky and hundreds are seeking shelter or warming centers. >> it's a matter of life and death outside now at night with the wind chill and everything and if it wasn't for

van ness near grove street last night. at the meeting last night, city leaders said improving pedestrian safety needs to be a top priority. and scott wiener is calling for stepped up traffic enforcement, coupled with design changes to city streets. >> we also need to aggressively make the physical improvements to our streets that we've been trying to make for years and that are starting to move forward. more pedestrian moveouts, shorter crossing distances and safer streets in general. >> reporter: the latest pedestrian crash in san francisco was last night at around 6:00. that's where police say a 38- year-old man ran out into traffic on van ness right near city hall. he was struck and killed by a honda sedan. the woman driving that car did stop after the impact and cooperated with investigators and police don't believe the driver in this case did anything wrong. next week the issue of pedestrian safety, front and center because the board will be holding a joint hearing with the police commission to figure out the best ways to make pedestrians -- improve pedestrian safety here in the city. live in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu