gilligan had a bruised heart. another driver a 38-year-old woman was killed. it was one of the worst accidents on the bridge with a ten-car pile yum. the driver that caused the accident also survived. >> i poured myself out on to the street. i didn't know if my friend clay was even alive. >> both recovered and several days later gilligan walked across the bridge. that's him 18 years ago. after that accident a double fine zone was implemented. nothing will help eliminate head-on collisions like this new barrier. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> let's get another upclose look at that new median and how it works. it is a pretty remarkable contraption. >> i love this technology and i get to use it. look at the 360 mobile cameras. we take that drive across the golden gate bridge. we're heading into marin. we're tloepg median barrier will prevent the horrible crashes like what we saw. it looks like traffic as they ride along the side of the barrier. everything is moving without any problems. i'm going on swing this camera around. it makes it right back into the city

gilligan had a bruised heart. a 38-year-old woman was killed the driver that caused the accident survived gilligan recovered. like others he testified before the golden gate bridge board of directors on importance of installing a moveable barrier. today it gave him a sense of security. >> this eliminates the severe risk. but i don't think to the extent of what happened to us. >> the final number of collisions will be recorded as 28. >> there is more still to come here tonight at 6:00. just ahead, changing of the guard in washington. california's attorney general is about to announce a greater addition. >> a side show and what some participants were doing there. >> five years of frustration leads to a walk out affecting the mental health care of thousands of patients. >> visibility may be reduced for commuters for a second day in a ?e >> california attorney general is ready to make a run for the u.s. senate. the official announcement is expected tomorrow and will come online in a message to supporters this just day

gilligan had a bruised heart. a 38-year-old woman was killed the driver that caused the accident survived gilligan recovered. like others he testified before the golden gate bridge board of directors on importance of installing a moveable barrier. today it gave him a sense of security. >> this eliminates the severe risk. but i don't think to the extent of what happened to us. >> the final number of collisions will be recorded as 28. >> there is more still to come here tonight at 6:00. just ahead, changing of the guard in washington. california's attorney general is about to announce a greater addition. >> a side show and what some participants were doing there. >> five years of frustration leads to a walk out affecting the mental health care of thousands of patients. >> visibility may be reduced for commuters for a second day in a flo: hey, big guy. i heard you lost a close one today. look, jamie, maybe we weren't the lowest rate this time. but when you show people their progressive direct rate and our competitors

grant gilligan knows better than anyone how life may change in an instant. he learned it by surviving a horrific accident. >> i think about it every day i go across the bridge. >> reporter: it happened on january 24th 1996. you might even remember, a fatal head-on collision on the golden gate bridge that put grant in the hospital with a bruised heart. >> instantly could not breathe. >> reporter: as in all 16 head-ons since 1970, grant was a victim. there was no getting out of the way. >> no time to react at all. >> reporter: this weekend, almost 19 years later the bridge district will finally install a movable median barrier separating northbound cars from those heading south. >> the bridge opened in 1937. it has not been closed for a couple of days. >> reporter: this is the longest ever? >> this is the first such long closure of the bridge. >> reporter: it is only the fifth closure in history one the district does not take lightly considering 120,000 cars use the bridge every day. in response, the district will convoy buses across, increase ferry service an

gilligan is on the move, little buddy. keep going. it is always frightening to me. i hate to see him in a debate. he kept asking if he could use his life line. no. you can't call your dad. not going to do it, can't help you in and out. can't see it. good good, good one. get after it. run for office. not the brightos bulb on the tree. just go. frightening. i don't want to see him in charge of the economy. basically it is like giving o.j. a benihana. no no! i am afraid of the cut. you know what i am saying? it is a frightening combination. the poor boy may ask mr. bush, have you ever done cocaine? well 15, no. 25 27, yeah, that's it. what is that about? >> you will be in the white house? >> white house? i am sorry. it's all right. you have to realize that he is a frightening man. i just want somebody in charge of foreign policy who actually knows the country he is talking about. that is basically it. today was a big day. they passed a lot of heavy duty legislation. also i just want to hillary or the artist formerly known as the first lady -- i just want you to know da

for grant gilligan who survived married had a child and founded a company better late than not at all. >> i thought maybe half that time would have been reason but at least it's being done. you have to give them credit for that. >> from the golden gate bridge wayne friedman abc 7 news. >> mountain view police asking forth public help catching a peerp. they say he recorded cell phone video of people through apartment windows. first accident happened in october and apartment complex on california street. victim told police he saw a flashing red camera in the window while she was in the bathroom. second happened on new year's day. >> the victim was laying in the bedroom and through a window saw somebody recording lights on on the cell phone again. but in this instance which was good there was a possible witness that saw the suspect so we were able to get a general description of the suspect. >>reporter: police asking people in the area of california street to be on the look out here for anyone acting suspiciously. >> tens of thousands of people looking for new doctors tonight maybe you b

>> "gilligan's island" made no sense whatsoever logistically.r able to build all this stuff but not build a damn raft? >> this stick of dynamite that i made. >> it makes no sense if you pull any single thread on it but it was just like the kind of show designed to live forever in syndication. >> who are you looking for? >> the nun. who else? >> are you kidding? >> "flying nun" is the most -- it's a crazy show. like what is that about? >> look, carlos, it's very simple. i only weigh 90 pounds and the combination of my cornet and the wind lifts me. it was just complete nonsense, let's face it. it was the height of the '60s, and everybody was eating granola and dropping out and doing god knows what else, and i wasn't. >> hello, central? i'm switching to my eyeglasses. put a hold on my wallet but keep my shoe open. >> television more than ever in the '60s was a place to escape to. >> let's go. ♪ >> seemed like it was sort of willful respite from the stuff going on in the world in real life. >> here's a bulletin from cbs news. there's been an attempt

. >> gilligan's island like. >> exactly. >> fortunately they were rescued, however. >> indeed. >> longer than the three-hour cries, right? -- cruise, right? >>> we are talking snow, dreaded wintry mix. howard getting the speck out of his eye. >> santdman still -- sandman still has not teens and 20s out there. you might think it's too cold to go outside. >> man up, baby, because check this out. >> not just man up. woman up. some tough ladies. this is along bridge park in arlington just on the east- south side. they have lacrosse practice going on live right now. i'd love to know who this is. if you know who this is, reach out to me. i want to tip my hat to the ladies team out there. let's talk weather. we had a cold morning. temperatures today will climb into the 30s and low 40s with the chance of some rain-snow mix as we get into the mid- to late afternoon, early evening. and north of town, montgomery, howard, western loudoun, we have winter weather advisories and points west for the afternoon and evening. 14 in gaithersburg and frederick. teens in southern maryland as well. we're lookin

. >> hi everybody this is dawn from gilligan's island. you are watching "fox & friends." it is the real three-hour tour. >> from a three hour tour to the three week time when the folks who have dish could not see it. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for your patience. yesterday afternoon they worked everything out and now we're back on dish. >> we're so thankful. it's great to be back with all of you. >> a lot of loyal dish viewers missed us and we missed you so we look forward to that. we have incredible stories today to go over but first heather nauert has a quick update. >> we start out seas. one day we learned that the u.s. led airstrikes in syria are not working against isis, the u.s. military announcing it will send 400 u.s. troops to the region. the purpose is to train those moderate syrian fighters. they will be brought to neighboring countries for that work. our troops will head there in the spring. >>> a dozen people were just arrested near paris in connection with the terror attacks there that left 17 people dead. the nine men and three women are now b