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oz in jacksonville florida, jumped over a rail to help a woman who passed out not the first time that oz has been in the right place at the right time. two years aegs he rushed to help a british tourist that had been struck by a cab in new york city. >>> turning now to our other health headline the fountain of youth could be found at the tip of the botox needle. weeks after repeated botox treatments, skin at the injection site remain elastic. study suggest that long-term can degrade the muscle under the skin. >>> tragedy averted at the train station, a woman in a wheelchair was rescued after falling on the tracks. a man is pushing his wife across the tracks in her wheelchair but she found to the ground when the wheel got stuck. a good samaritan stepped in and pulled her safety. >> i had to help. the train was coming. so i just did what i had to do. >> and the husband, who actually has a prosthetic leg, he couldn't push her fast enough he was given a $500 ticket small price considering the alternative there. >>> atlanta a would-be carjacker picked the wrong dude in the wrong car to try

gets to see her father every two to three months because of his work and army duties based in jacksonville, florida has severed in the army for more than 20 years with three deployments. hear more about the surprise tonight at 11:00. >>> coming up, a battle is brewing over the police department. we'll tell you why the city's filgting back. >>> and it's a cool start to the memorial day weekend. warmer weather into sunday and into monday i'll let you know the details coming up in my full forecast. right now verizon is offering unlimited talk and text. plus 10 gigs of shareable data. yeah, 10 gigantic gigs. for $80 a month. and $15 per line. more data than ever. for more of what you want. on the network that's #1 in speed, call, data and reliability. so you never have to settle. now, also get $200 when you join and buy a new smartphone. stop by or visit us online. and save without settling. only on verizon. >>> cheers in ireland as history is made. same sex marriage is now legal there. the vote was a landslide. the measure passed with a 62% majority and ireland becomes the first nation in world to all

and out of jacksonville florida, she had spinal fusion surgery in went 2010, that she says was a mistaked is still suffering from it. so rose mary, we are talking about overuse and unnecessary procedures, how do you really define otheruse or unnecessary. >> it is overuse is when the risks are simply greater than the benefits. we just shouldn't do it. >> well, in 2013, u.s.a. today, they did an analysis of medical research in government databases and they came one this list. it is the five most common surgeries done that aren't negligence. and their list is, cardiac angioplasty and intercepts cardiac pacemakers, back surgery, himself recollect my and hip and knee replacement. do these bursts in the pead yeah really reflect the scope of this problem. >> that list are really the most common unnecessary surgeries that are being performed. and hundreds of thousands of people have them every year. and so i think that list is pretty accurate. >> but in terms of the scope of it, do you think that it is out there enough that people get a sense of the volume of these cases. >> i think there's a gr

. ♪ >>> jacksonville, florida, with its warm, sandy beaches and subtropical climate, was the perfectlace for 25-year-old corey parker to attend college. she liked it a lot better than the cold winters of her hometown of rochester, new york. >> corey was beautiful. she was very tall. she had a presence about her. some of our best times together was a girl's night in, you know, rent movies and go hang out at the house. >> corey worked her way through college as a waitress. during the thanksgiving holiday of her junior year, she didn't show up for work, so her fellow employees were concerned. >> they thought immediately that something was wrong. so the manager directed one of the cooks to go by her apartment to check on her. >> her apartment door was locked, but her co-worker looked inside and saw her body on the bed, covered in blood. >> this crime scene was one of the worst that this county has ever seen in terms of its just gruesomeness. there was blood all over her bedroom, all over her body, almost as if it had been painted on her. >> the scene appeared to be staged. >> corey's bod

. >> when rod and julie estes started their life together in jacksonville, florida, as husband and wife, they had to figure out, like most couples, how to support themselves. rod drove a truck for a plastics company, but the only job 21-year-old julie could find was working the late shift at a convenience store near their home. >> she had graduated from high school, but she was a recent transplant to the jacksonville area and needed that job to put food on her table. >> convenience stores and gas stations were really the only things at night that were open that people would rob. >> i imagine sitting in that convenience store without any kind of modern-day surveillance or protection or panic button, that she must have been fearful. >> julie normally worked afternoons and evenings and closed the store at 11:00 p.m. but one night, a customer noticed the store was closed at 10:30, a half hour earlier than the closing time posted on the door. police were asked to check it out. >> we shined our lights in the windows. there was absolutely no signs of foul play. nothing was disrupted. nothing w

. >> when rod and julie estes started their life together in jacksonville, florida, as husband and wife, they had to figure out, like most couples, how to support themselves. rod drove a truc

. >>> two students are recovering after gunman opened fire on their school bus here in jacksonville, florida. the girls age 14 and 15 were both shot yesterday afternoon. the investigators say bus was stopped by two suspects who tried to fight someone on board. they opened fire at the the bus driving away. at least one of the victims was shot in the face. both girls though are expect to survived. schools in that district are opened today but some buses are now traveling with extra security. >>> and in washington d.c., four people were killed in the fire that ripped through a home in an up scale neighborhood there. second floor was destroyed completely destroyed by the flames. fire fighters say the blaze is suspicious in nature but they have not said anything about a cause, or a suspect. the the home is nearby the washington national cathedral and the the belgium embassy. >>> a houston family has put their house on the market for less than the cost of a plane ticket. the house is valued at $400,000 but the selling price is much lower. a 150 bucks plus an essay of 200 word, or less. >> it is an

speaking at promotional event yesterday in jacksonville, florida, dr.jumped over a rail to help a woman who passed out, this is not the first time that dr. oz has been in the right place at the right time. two years ago, he rushed to help a british tourist that had been struck by a cab in new york city. and just this month, he helped two people injured in a car crash along the new jersey turnpike. >>> turning now to our other health headline, possible new study shows the fountain of youth could be found at the tip of the botox needle. weeks after repeated botox treatments, skin at the injection site remain elastic. the study involved only 43 women who hadn't used botox before. and other studies suggest that long-term botox use can degrade the muscle and bone under the skin. >>> tragedy averted at a train station near chicago, as a woman in a wheelchair was rescued after falling on the tracks. you can see in the distance that a man is pushing his wife across the tracks in her wheelchair, but she fell to the ground when a wheel got stuck. a good samaritan

from jacksonville, florida democrats line. good morning. caller: how are you doing? guest: good. how are you? caller: i am well. i want to ask a question about jeb bush during his administration here in florida. he took on the rosewood property dispute down there. that was in cedar key, florida. what he did was, instead of returning the property taken from those people at rosewood, instead of bowing to return that property, he made it a state park, so to speak, a state monument to keep the black people who had proper claim on that property from getting it. and, to make sure that they kept, the people who wanted, the black people out of there, from going to their homes. i was wondering if you are familiar with the rosewood incident. guest: i apologize i am not from florida and i'm not familiar with that issue. i would rather not comment because i would comment out of ignorance. host: we will conclude with a caller from minnesota. it depends line, good morning. john, are you with us? independent line. caller: two things. one is, the issue seems to be a party issue. why don't you hav

jacksonville florida, democrat. caller: this is mia. basically, i just have a few things i want to point out. i could be wrong. but this is regarding information i was reading online. i feel like it's either sacrifice your city or charge these six men. it's taken so long for them to be charged. there's no question what happened. host: i'm sorry, maybe you can call in again, we can get your comments again. going to move on to virginia, independents line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm from virginia where, you know the american dream was born here. jamestown in 1619, you had your first africans get here to this country, became the greatest nation on the planet in terms of -- talking about the ideal of democrat sifment and independence for all. it hasn't happened. and here in virginia, we have a place called fort monroe where that happened almost 400 years ago. and what we're doing there is helping people understand how our founding past impacts who we are today. so we codified slavery in the constitution and now in 1865, suppos

for the past three weeks, there have been daily protests outside his jacksonville florida rotest one parent so angry, she attacked him outside his office. he says he did nothing wrong. and this woman wrote about the day she took her daughter to have one tooth pulled and she said she was not allowed to sit with her daughter. >> the nurse suggested that it's best when parents aren't in the rooms. she said we don't like parents back there for the procedure. >> reporter: so she sat out there for three hours. >> she was hyperventilating and had marks and blood all over her. >> reporter: modly says she and breelleft to rush to an emergency room. >> she takes her gauze out and i notice all her teeth were gone. >> reporter: she says dr. snider had pulled not one tooth but seven. she says he hit her and choked her, and although department records indicate officers responded and one wrote a report jacksonville sheriff's office says no report was written on this incident and initially no report was filed. >> that's when i decided to post pictures on facebook. >> reporter: soon other parents wro

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lawrence and his wife melissa who started out on the train in jacksonville florida, had get to off here at 7:00 a.m. a long way from connecticut in their home. >> we kept waiting and standing. that's just how it is. >> they were hopeful at first that another train would come. >> they told us to go to gray hounld and we might have to purchase our own text but not all of us have the money like that. >> passenger with confirm bus tickets ahead of them. he took in it stride. concerned more about the people in that horrible train wreck. >> it is unfortunate what happened. our hearts go out to the families. and it is a stressful situation for everyone. i believe they're trying their best to get us to our destination. >> later the time finally came. they boarded a mega bus for new york and beyond. that same bus was good news for this lady. she had been train traveling from tennessee to take a child to a broadway show. >> i had an e-mail this morning that said your train has been kansas he told. >> reporter: how did you get ticket for the bus? >> i jumped on the bus and said we have to go. we h

for the past three weeks there have been daily protests outside of his jacksonville florida practice one patient so angry she attacked him outside of his office. he said he did nothing wrong. after brandly motley wrote about the day she took her daughter to the dentist to have her one tooth pulled. >> they said it is best that the kids act better if the children is not in the room. >> so motley sat in the waiting room for three hours. >> finally the nurse went and get me and she was hyperventilating and had blood and marks all over her. >> they left and rushed to an emergency room. >> in the parking lot she takes the gauze out and all of her teeth were gone. >> doctor schneider had pulled not one tooth but seven. >> what happened to her teeth. >> the doctor hid her and choked her and so mom called police twice and even though the officers responded and according to police logs one wrote a report cnn was told no report was written on the case and no attorney would take the case. >> i told everybody what happened. >> her story went viral and there were other claims of unwanted claims a

host: fran from jacksonville florida, calling on the democratic line. good morning. caller: good morning. now that you mention the economic populism part, and the -- in the primary, i would consider voting for martin o'malley or bernie sanders, of course, but whoever wins the democratic nomination gets my vote because even in my state when i look at how the republicans are in charge and each week i see how the voting goes, and what the issues are, if anyone actually read what came up, and how the congressman voted, i just cannot believe the ordinary person would actually vote republican because -- host: i will give you a chance to respond. [laughter] liz: let him do that one. what is really interesting is are they really going to push hillary clinton to the left in the primary and the answer is maybe. doubtful, because, again, as we both said, as strategist, we -- strategists, we would advise secretary clinton to, frankly, not engage with either one of them because they are not polling and she is at 51. she can run her own agenda and she does not necessarily have to

. >> fred in jacksonville, florida. fred you're on the air. caller: yes, greta. i just found that a big embarrassment to be bringing up the subject of climate change right in front of those coast guard cadets. has nothing to do with the military readiness that this country needs to be prepared for and the biggest issue with me, we need to find out whoing is in this country out all these refugees that have been crossing the mexican border and immigration. because it's been pointed out that pakistanis have come over the border and our main threat is this terrorism which is getting out of hand and under control and not to mention the terrorism that is the crime on our streets. my goodness here in jacksonville, florida we have had a plethora of shootings off the record for the past several weeks. and this is happening also i know not just in baltimore, ferguson or cleveland or chicago, every city is suffering this. we need to face the domestic needs that we have here for security in the united states. and to make the right decisions taking care of middle east policy

edward waters college in jacksonville, florida is working to try and change that. >> you are a mysterye is now mr. bernard agers. >> it's pretty much a game changer in my life. >> reporter: and soon he'll be changing the lives of little ones in the classroom from mentor to certified teacher. he says he's learned one thing is essential. >> the need of black males in the classroom. >> reporter: he says having a mentor like them is important to many children's success. he credits part of his own accomplishments to one teacher. >> i had one black male teacher, just one. and he's the one i remember the most. >> reporter: that's why he became a part of the college's call me mr. school willship program, a program designed to put black males as educator the in the duval county elementary schools. as a first graduate of the program, he already has an offer to teach. [indiscernible] >> reporter: according to the department of education, african-american men only make up 2% of the 4.8 million educators across the nation. less than 1% of them are in elementary schools. he says putting on the call

host: fran from jacksonville florida, calling on the democratic line. good morning.aller: good morning. now that you mention the economic populism part, and the primary, i would consider voting for martin o'malley or bernie sanders, of course, but whoever wins the democratic nomination gets my vote because even in my state when i look at how the republicans are in charge and each week i see how the voting goes, and what the issues are if anyone actually read what came up, and how the congressman voted, i just cannot believe the ordinary person would actually vote republican because -- host: i will give you a chance to respond. guest: [laughter] guest: they -- and let him do that one. what is really interesting is are they really going to push hillary clinton to the left in the primary and the answer is maybe. doubtful, because, again, as we both said, as strategist, we would advise secretary clinton to frankly, not engage with either one of them because they are not polling and she is at 51. she can run her own agenda and she does not necessarily have to engage. howe

particularly in america, particularly with medicate abuse being so rampant, this isn't just in jacksonville, floridahere these dentists are getting paid by the troooth and are strapping these kids down and pulling more teeth than is necessary. we need to create awareness where the pressure is on because this isn't an isolated incident. >> in this specific case, since this is what you're working with, what are the potential punishments for the doctor? >> oh, goodness. they are looking at it from a medicaid fraud prospective and child abuse prospective and other criminal statutes in place but it would be felonious. the charges would potentially be a felony and somebody of dr. schneider's age would certainly be facing, you know, life in prison by the fact that he is 80 something years old. >> john phillips, thank you so much for bringing us the latest and our best to those families. thank you for sticking with us because we will keep up with this one. >> absolutely. thank you. >> john philips, we appreciate it. >> coming up, we are asking the question is it a shake-up in the gop? dr. ben carson is comi

joining us now from jacksonville florida sean roe founder of the group and former army sergeant who didve in iraq. so mr. roe, let me get this straight. you guys have a group of all americans, mostly veterans, mostly combat guys and you are gonna go on your own to syria to fight isis is that it? >> our primary mission is to eliminate iraq from under isis control. two dozen not going to liberate anything from anything. if you go over with just a few, don't you run the risk of being kidnapped and beheaded by isis? certainly they are looking for americans to take hostage. >> we will be working with the locals over there i will put my team four times against the number of isis. they don't have nearly the amount of training that we have. >> so, but you must acknowledge the danger. so you are going over to a foreign nation and u.s. government doesn't want you to go by the way but they can't really stop you. you are going over there and then you are partnering up with some people who you really don't know that well, right? i mean, they are supposedly anti-jihadists but you really don't know, d

morning he is that an actual doctor she collapsed all attended a presentation and a lot of jacksonville florida this is you instead of a second double block when she hit the floor that you see it happening they began yelling for a doctor that would cause of death should the client or small wall and relic of the staircase and a lesser woman sighed he said with a as a pragmatist like she was conscious and talking as paramedics occur to the hospital this one to go on her facebook page >>james: the mom shamed and 30 road or for post in recent pictures online a clamming to be directing the mall was led why she did what she did. it's more than 10 million views among the theory after finding the 13 groups secret facebook profile had daughters dollars before for other types this will to go on the facebook page i won all of you to know she watches disney channel she has a big time she is that it's a lot of support on facebook will attack the talk to the psychologist to get the other side. it is not for everyone but his work for her child she is not mad at me her friends are not believe her at school she

host: barbara in jacksonville florida. a few more tweaks that have come in. as jon stewart said, if you are tired of hearing about the black experience, imagine how exhausting it is living it. another rights, how is responding to the racial slurs that have been hurled at you "playing the race card," we have about 10 minutes left in this segment of the washington journal. some other news going around the country. here is a story from "the washington post." former journalist who gave classified information was sentenced yesterday to 3.5 years in prison. jeffrey sterling. his attorney says he plans to appeal the conviction. prosecutors have been asking for severe sentence. arguing that he shut down one of the mechanisms to shut down a ron's nuclear -- the shutdown iran's nuclear program. "the new york times" notes that congress gave congressional approval to start drilling for oil off of the arctic coast. the interior department's decision angered environmentalists who four years demanded that the administration reject offshore drilling proposals. they fear a dr

sweet pete's is a candy store located in jacksonville, florida, specializing in chocolates and candy handmade by master chocolatier peter behringer. >> so you guys like candy? >> mm-hmm. >> pete's love of sweets began at the age of 12, when he started making candy for his mom's shop-- peterbrooke chocolatier. >> i wouldn't do anything else. >> family business was thriving, and life was good for pete and his wife, allison. but after a dispute, pete left the business and was forced to start over from scratch. >> the last $10,000 we had, we put into this business. >> starting over required the help of a financing partner. >> my whole idea was, find talented people and help support them to get a business going. >> sweet pete's opened its doors in 2010. by 2012, it was doing over $400,000 in revenue, but it posted a loss of $17,000. the stress of that has caused their partnership to crumble. >> you are a fraud. you are a fraud. >> with a colorful array of handmade candy, sweet pete's has a phenomenal product. >> this is how it's done. >> but their lack of business savvy could ultimately b

jacksonville florida, could be the deciding twinge county in 2016. ook at some stats. 842,500,0, it's the largest city in florida. 59% white, 30% african-american 7% hispanic 4% asian. and 201,000 versus 226,000. this could be a swing county you say? >> it could be. in fact jacksonville has been an interesting dynamic, because 2007 2011 and this year the democratic candidates have come out, it's so large, it's got suburban and rural areas. the dem graphs closely match the nation. and in 2011 and 2007 the obama ground team was able to pull off a wind. this time the republicans were able to pull it off. each though the clinton ground team was there trying out tactics. >> thanks for proudly showing the stars and stripes behind you. >>> remember the college student who sparked this sickening trend of stomping on the american flag? well he's on the run. a fugitive from the cops for weeks and now he's speaking out. here is sickening comments coming up next. >>> plus a sea of american spirit on display at the baseball diamond. here the message he's trying to

host: fran from jacksonville florida, calling on the democratic line. good morning.aller: good morning. now that you mention the economic populism part, and the primary, i would consider voting for martin o'malley or bernie sanders, of course, but whoever wins the democratic nomination gets my vote because even in my state when i look at how the republicans are in charge and each week i see how the voting goes, and what the issues are if anyone actually read what came up, and how the congressman voted, i just cannot believe the ordinary person would actually vote republican because -- host: i will give you a chance to respond. guest: [laughter] guest: they -- and let him do that one. what is really interesting is are they really going to push hillary clinton to the left in the primary and the answer is maybe. doubtful, because, again, as we both said, as strategist, we would advise secretary clinton to frankly, not engage with either one of them because they are not polling and she is at 51. she can run her own agenda and she does not necessarily have to engage. howe

requests reveal more than 9,000 untested kits exist, including 2800 in san diego, 2,000 in jacksonville, florida and portland, oregon more than 1,300 in kansas city missouri and 1,000 in charlotte. a committee will hold a hearing wednesday on ending backlog. >>> the coast guard is investigating the drowning death of a 10-year-old girl in a kruse ship swimming pool. she died aboard the norwegian gentleman. the cruise was one day into a seven day round trip from new york to the bahamas. last year a 4-year-old boy died in the swimming pool of another norwegian krusecruise line ship. >> the man at center of a mob attack by angry bikers in new york city more than a year ago than 2013 attack was caught on video. the victim broke down in trial of two men accused of play ago role in the beating. elaine keanu of cbsn shows us the emotional testimony. >> reporter: good morning. two of the 11 charged are now on trial, in court the man whose beating scene by millions online told a new york judge he was in complete fear as the bikers closed in. with his face covered by a t-shirt, he entered a manhattan court

host: george in jacksonville, florida on our public . -- on our republican line. would strongly suggest that we cut back to shock and all, pullout come up the christians and the moderate muslims out, send them to lebanon or other countries that will take them in and tell them we will be back if they attack us. there are six steps to islamic conquest. diplomacy, immigration -- host: if you could, go straight to your point. do you think our current policy set up with -- caller: 100,000 troops, four weeks, pullout. guest: i'm not sure i subscribe to his solution. we ought to have a debate on it and people ought to be able to express their views. lyndon johnson had this great line -- he said it is easy to get into work, hard to get out of one. it's been too easy for us to get into these wars and no one can tell me how this ends. the ultimate answer is, the people in iraq have to live with each other. you cannot bomb that into a reality. we need to think differently. otherwise, we are doing the same old same old. i don't think it has been worth it, quite frankly. host:

host: george in jacksonville, florida on our public . -- on our republican line.aller: i would strongly suggest that we cut back to shock and all, pullout come up the christians and the moderate muslims out, send them to lebanon or other countries that will take them in and tell them we will be back if they attack us. there are six steps to islamic conquest. diplomacy, immigration -- host: if you could, go straight to your point. do you think our current policy set up with -- caller: 100,000 troops, four weeks, pullout. guest: i'm not sure i subscribe to his solution. we ought to have a debate on it and people ought to be able to express their views. lyndon johnson had this great line -- he said it is easy to get into work, hard to get out of one. it's been too easy for us to get into these wars and no one can tell me how this ends. the ultimate answer is, the people in iraq have to live with each other. you cannot bomb that into a reality. we need to think differently. otherwise, we are doing the same old same old. i don't think it has been worth it, quite frankl

jacksonville florida, democrat. caller: this is mia. basically, i just have a few things i want to point out. i could be wrong. but this is regarding information i was reading online. i fe

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for the past three weeks, there have been daily protests outside of the jacksonville florida practicegry, she attacked him outside his office. snyder says he's done nothing wrong. the firestorm started after brandy motley wrote about the day she took her daughter to have one tooth pulled. motley said she was not allowed to sit with her daughter. >> it was suggested that kids act better when the parents aren't in the room. they said we don't like parents in the procedure. >> reporter: mottley said she sat in the waiting room for three hours until the waiting turned to worrying. >> finally the nurse came to me and said there had been an incident. she was hyperventilating, she had blood and marks all over her. he said motley and she had left. >> in the parking lot, i saw all of her teeth were gone. >> reporter: mottley said is dr. snyder pulled not one tooth but seven. mom called police. although it shows officers responded. one wrote a report, jacksonville sheriff's department tells cnn no report was written on this incident. initially, no attorney would take her case. >> that's when i

week on friday and only 70 at the shore with the sea breeze the low to the south from jacksonville to miami, floridaculation here and all the thunderstorms are organized and all the bright colors are displayed to the northern and east and this has a 60% chance over the next two days of becoming a tropical storm ana and if it does it remains in this area and stalls and if it becomes tropical over the next week it won't be a player in the forecast. as we look at the accuweather forecast it's pleasantly warm tomorrow, 80 degrees and warmer on friday and 85 degrees, it's a touch humid here with the heat on saturday and for mothers day it's sure summer feeling 87 degrees and we open up the almanac and look in the history books, the average temperature is 72 degrees and we are well above that and it's the warmest mothers day since 1991, 24 years ago when it was 90 degrees so this is truly a very warm time of year, and as we look at monday still sweating and sweltering at 87 degrees and humidity, a little chance of showers and thunderstorms on tuesday of 85 and back to near normal on wednesday of 76 degree

host: darryl from jacksonville, florida. caller: i wanted to call in and chime in on this, i think it starts at home. i am living in the suburbs right now and i grew up in the hood but i know growing up with a single black mother, it was hard and she took her time to raise us and she made sure that we weren't out in the streets and running and selling dope or -- even though dope was right outside our door. if you have a parent home making sure you're doing what you're supposed to do it is hard and today's society because everyone wants those new jays they want to get something for their child that is nice as opposed to putting that in a college fund. we also need our fathers back home a lot of these dads are getting locked up for nickel bags of weed when that is just not something you should be getting locked up in america. that is one of the biggest issues and if we stop doing the pay to go to jail thing where these jails are getting paid to lock people up and hit these quotas. i am ready to go vote we have our mayor electi

host: ok, we will go to roy and jacksonville, florida. democrat. caller: good morning. how are you? doing well, sir. what are your thoughts on the amtrak derailing? caller: the infrastructure of the rails and roads -- this is a clear example of the problem. in florida, we have the governor and when the governor is not just sending money -- orlando to jackson and at the beginning of the real, [indiscernible] we will be getting funding to support -- host: i will leave it there. i will get back to more phone calls. we need to go to john, contributive for "the new york times." he is actually close to the area, close to where this derailment happened. jon hurdle, described for our viewers what is the scene like there? caller: i am a few blocks away from the site of the crash where the media has been -- where the emergency services are here. but we have had this morning are a number of folks who were on the train and they have been describing their ordeal for very numerous reports here. one person i spoke with, former pennsylvania congressman, who described his experiences during the cras

florida. >> jacksonville sheriff's office put a chopper in the air and they located this vehicle and stoppedetween the time we got the call and that vehicle was stopped, probably nine hours. >> once they stop the van, police are in for a surprise. >> the family was from rhode island to florida. the 17-year-old did not want to go. they stop and she gets out and walks away. she's not having any part of the trip. she was being a very difficult teenager, so they just decided to put her in the van. we're going south. >> as it's a family matter, no charges are filed. but the people in the parking lot who thought they were witnessing a crime took important action without putting themselves in danger. >>> coming up, a car going 60 stuck on cruise control. >> okay, sir. calm down. >> when "caught on camera: what would you do" returns. boys? stop less. go more. the passat tdi clean diesel with up to 814 hwy miles per tank. just one reason volkswagen is the #1 selling diesel car brand in america. it's a full day for me, and i love it. but when i started having back pain, my sister had to come help. i d

florida. >> reporter: rescuers in jacksonville, still searching for an 11-year-old boy, pulled under by the current this weekend. >> a lot of the people that come to coastal cities on vacation don't -- have never heard of rip currents. >> reporter: rip currents form when waves break fiercely at the shoreline. a stream of water moving away from the beach can form, taking a swimmer with it. i recently swam with first responders to learn how to survive. wave! experts say, if you're in a rip current, don't panic. and don't fight the current. instead, swim parallel to the shore. i'm out of it, just because i swam diagonally, instead of directly toward the shore. tonight, rip current warnings are up from florida to alabama, all the way to california, where authorities are warning of another danger beneath the waves -- sharks. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: this paddleboarder in huntington beach, california, getting a closeup view. and here on the florida coast, officials say it's been one of the worst memorial day weekends for beach conditions in about 20 years. and not far from here, about 300 res

in february officials say the teenager first fled to tennessee and then to florida where he was pick up last month in jacksonville in a stolen car. singletary was being brought back to philadelphia, handcuffed in the back of this unmark white car. police are now investigating how he got away. singletary last seen here near 56th and osage avenue. >> carries slowing for stop sign and male's able to get out of the back seat and he runs through an empty lot toward allah i way. we are suggesting anybody that knows where this kiddies or thinks they will hide that kid, if we find out you are holding this fugitive you will ab rested and charged. >> until his capture neighbors remain on edge. >> it is scary. at that age and to have these kind of charges against him. >> there is no safety for our children. we have elderly people in our neighborhood, we have small children they cannot even come out to play, when it is springtime and weather breaking because we have rift raft running around here. it is not safe. >> reporter: "eyewitness news" reached out to this private contractor from tennessee and at this point no comment.