know all intersection kroukz of novelist marked some are marked to make them more visible other crosswalks and intersections are raised to the level of sidewalk to actress as speed bump and people are maybe crossing be cautious and watch for people when you approach any intersection advanced limit lines and pedestrian yield signs show drivers where people walk and stop behind the lines at stop signs and for people crossing bulb outs where the sidewalks extends into the street make that tease easy to see pedestrians and remember to slow down whether making reasons and watch for people on sidewalk estimations extensions that maybe closer than you expect and bicyclists may motive to the left to get around bulb outs this gives people a head start allowing pedestrians to enter the crosswalk before transfer starts moving makes them more visible pedestrian scrimmage and stop the vehicles in all directions allow people to cross including department of building inspection scrambles are paired with no light restriction and rapid beacons you turn bright whether the pedestrians are there or the center

that is -- unless you close the crosswalk. then something nteresting happens.sswalk in san francisco can present such a challenge like this one a 4th and brannon where they are moving the underground utilities to make way for the central subway project well first you have to put up signs that tell people the crosswalk is in fact closed add some red tape with the word danger in big letters and place a flagger to keep people away nats: ambiance you also might want to put up some no left had turn signs as well, after all it is in fact an active construction zone so you need to keep it safe. even if the people don't want to be safe nats: ambiance but danger must be their middle name because people will completely ignore the sign and walk around in some of the cases even ignoring the flagger some pretend they have their earphones up to loud to hear the signs and some well just don't care that the crosswalk is closed i got to go down that way if you remove the flagger from the equation then there is no filter for people so they stand next to the no pedestrian sign be

in the crosswalk. and then from the left, a white minivan, driving up, hitting the 72-year-old, and knocking her to the ground. the van then keeps on driving as the woman lies there in the >> it was so -- i mean, who would do that to the only woman. >> reporter: chelsea police say the woman was rushed to the hospital with a cut to her forehead and other injuries. but is expected to be okay. in the meantime, they're neuro asking for the public's help in finding this minivan and its driver. >> it's a horrible person because that would be like your mom, your grandma. >> reporter: police say the van appears to be an older model dodge caravan with a taped note to the right rear also appears to be missing the white rear hubcap for driving on a spare tire. when our fox 25 crew was here earlily. they say this is a very dangerous intersection. our car saw two cars collide as we were here earlier. as for the latest it, they're asking police to give them a call if you have any information. in chelsea, stephanie c

was hit and killed by a truck. >> how important it is for you to use a crosswalk. have your head on a swivel, when you are next to a roadway. pay attention to everything around you. >> people are still opting for the shortcuts. >> we do want to enforce guess jay walkers. and even that is hit and miss. jay walking is a matter of here right off of sunset and bermuda just opened up a half hour. this fatality is the 30th so far this year. christy wilcox, sending it back to the studio. >> thank you christy. >>> metro says this man hit more than 15 convenience stores since may. he walks into the store wearing a maskd break into those machines. if you recognize this man here, he is wearing a lot of things over his face. >> one week from tonight, we should know who this couple's steal saying trump supporters are intimidating voters at the polls, under the guise of preventing voter fraud. they say they are training poll watchers to act within the law. >>> hillary clinton is coming back to las vegas on wednesday to urge voters to make it to the polls before early voting ends

however a safety issue still exists on tropicana at the crosswalk near morris st. on the north side of the street there is a bus stop just east of morris st. when a bus is stopped at the bus stop, it blocks the view of the crossw people trying to use the crosswalk while the bus is parked there are at risk because westbound traffic cannot see them until the pass in front of the bus and are in the middle lane of traffic. thank you to the viewer who brought this concern to the attention of the rtc. now that our transit amenities team is aware of the issue at this particular stop, within the next few weeks they plan to move it farther away from the crosswalk to ensure the safety of transit passengers and pedestrians. if you're encountering traffic around the valley.. let us know by sending an email to traffictroubles@ktnv. com. politicians on the left and the right.... are reacting to donald trump's.... stunning victory. next on.... 13 action news.... live at 6:30.. the push from democrats..... to unify the country.... behind the next president of the united states. pl

. >> why is this crosswalk such a disaster? (horns). >> kim: hanks investigation and holds city leaders responsible for the dangerous intersection. what they're saying about the crosswalk confusion coming up. >> adam: rob gronkowski as missing in action today. we'll have more on that coming up in sports. >> kim: a man shot and killed in dorchester. police say the shooter knew the man and he is newn we'll be back. >> adam: busy boston intersection leading pedestrians on a risky road. >> kim: who is to blame for this traffic tangle? chaotic intersection in boston. >> it's awful. >> reporter: where merrimack street runs into stanford street. >> why is this crosswalk such a disaster? >> reporter: signs and directions here are so conflicting and so misunderstood. they force everyone on foot and on wheels to make risky decisions. >> i was never a jay walker until i moved to boston. >> reporter: look, pedestrians get their walk light, but a few seconds later the left turning drivers get their green light. that puts them in the same pl

the woman is in the middle of the crosswalk when she was hit. >> he hit her and the lady flipped over. he realized he hit her and then took off. >> reporter: chelsea residents can't believe what they saw, a 72-year-old woman hit in the crosswalk by a white minivan. you can clearly see the driver that's horrible. that's tragic. there is clearly a stop sign but people don't obey. >> you hear it, but it's sad, a 72-year-old woman. >> reporter: it happened on friday morning at broad and 4th street in chelsea. you can see the 72-year-old woman in the crosswalk flipping over the car and landing back as the driver keeps on going. someone comes to her aid and she was taken to the hospital with bruises and cuts to her face. the minivan appears to be missing a right front hubcap or could have a spare tire on the car. >> very dangerous on broadway. it's like a racetrack. >> if you are not careful, they they don't. they don't pay attention. people just speed by. it's terrible. >> reporter: and the 72-year- old woman sustained non-life- threatening injuries and is expected to be okay. anyone with

so the old crosswalk is now removed from the intersection right behind me. the city says this helps with safety because pedestrians don't have to worry about traffic from turning lanes. now this especially and after school hours... nat 55:18, "i'm going to have you walk your bikes alrightcan you do that? steve nelson has worked as a crossing guard for pierce elementary for about two years. nat 56:43, "hey how are you, how was school today these kids are what keeps him coming back, each day. nat 56:04, "hang on just a second here." their safety is his main concern. nat traffic nelson says traffic gets popping right around around the day you'll notice it a lot more." that's why he was thankful the city installed this new technology. it's called the pedestrian hybrid beacon. 49:27, "safer, safer is definitely the word." for pedestrians it's similar to a normal crosswalk, but it's a little different for drivers. john witt/ assistant city traffic engineer35:12, "the beacon when someone first starts pushing the button it'll start to go yellow then solid red then a

not how police see it. >> we have a right to use the crosswalk as do any other citizens, but this is an opportunity to remind citizens that they have the duty as a driver to mainin their vehicle and stop for pedestrians crossing in the crosswalk. >> reporter: hoping this campaign convinces a few drivers to hit the brakes, avoid a ticket and save a life. david culver, news 4. >>> a brand new security check point opened at marshal airport today just in time for the busy holiday travel season. it's part of $125 million project at the concourses. there's a children's play area and an outdoor pat e owe space with airfield views. there's a a new gallery featuring art from local artists. work on the project will continue into next year with new restrooms and more retailers being e added here. >>> another benchmark for president obama's waning days in office. today he took part in his final medal of freedom ceremony. the medal of freedom is the natio exceptional contributions to our country, culture or other significant national interests. 21 people received the award today. they include lum

d-dot will fill the pot holes and assess whether a crosswalk was a possibility. it was terrifying to witness boethd of the wheelchair users in the street with cars zipping past them. >> kind of eye opening when you deal with every day. do you get the sense that these localities just don't realize how important it is to make sure that the utility pipes and things are where they need to be, and the crosswalks are movable for people who need them? >> reporter: i think matt trot, the gentleman said it best, he said it is simple thoughtlessness, but not intentional. he said people aren't being rude, not jerks, it is simple thoughtlessness. when you take a look aroundou neighborhoods, you start seeing these every-day obstacle that people living with a disability face, and there is so much we can all do. coming up this winter, we will dig people out and want volunteers to help us. but those curb cuts, they get clogged. it is just-- we could go on and on. we are doing it this week. >> they might not be rude but lets hope they are responsive. >> reporter: absolutely. we h

. >>> a driver runs in a crosswalk in chelsea and speeds away. the 72-year-old woman was not seriously hurt. >>> there is something disrcht about this fan that investigators think will had them to track down the driver. paul burton has more. paul? >> reporter: lisa, there is spare tire. the heartless hit and run, it was difficult to watch on camera which is why police want to catch the driver. a heartless crime caught on camera. watch as a 72-year-old woman is hit by this white minivan in the middle of the crosswalk and the driver keeps going. >> he hit her and the lady slipped over. he realized he hit her and took off. >> reporter: chelsea police released this video and are checking more security footage driver. it happened friday morning at broadway and 4th street in chelsea. you can see the 72-year-old woman in the crosswalk flipping and landing on her back and the driver kept going. >> oh, my god. that's horrible, really tragic. there is no reason for that to happen. there is clearly a stop sign but people don't obey it. >> you hear it everyw

a crosswalk, a busy street. on scene. police are pulling surveillance tapes to see if any cameras captured the accident. if they did it will help determine if there are any charges. >>> police are lawrence are investigating the death of a woman found dead outside an apartment complex. her death is suspicious. the essex district attorney's office confirmed her identity but haven't been released because of pending notification. her body was found at the entrance of the rita hall apar fox25 investigates an exclusive. a framingham police detective claims he became the target of the town and his own department when he went to the fbi to report cases of corruption involving fellow cops. ted daniel poured through the lawsuit that hit the department hard. >> reporter: more trouble for the framingham police department and comes in the form of a new federal lawsuit filed by narcotics detective matthew gotwell, a 12-year complaint by fox25 investigates names the town and police chief ken ferguson. seth robbins is gutwell's attorney.

it happened in a flash and now police are on the hunt for a driver when hit an elderly woman in a crosswalk and never stopped to help. >> former massachusetts senator scott brown was an early supporter of donald trump and this morning it looks like that loyalty may be paying off. >> and speaking of support, our back when it comes to deflategate. . >>> yes, it is. good morning, everybody. happy saturday. the weekend is here. barry burbank is standing by to tell us what we are in for this weekend. >> good morning. we're in for a pretty good day today. tomorrow is going to be somewhat different. it gets pretty windy tomorrow but not too much wind out there that matter most of the day. now we've got a cloud cover, the cloud bank started moving backwards over cape cod last night. so with the cloud cover we have a protective blanket keeping it milder there, around 50 across much of the cape. the cloud bank moves into plymouth county and then beyond that, it's clear. that cloud bank will slowly press westward as the day goes thing and then getting cloudier inland. there's in a cloud bank offshore.

know all intersection kroukz of novelist marked some are marked to make them more visible other crosswalksnd intersections are raised to the level of sidewalk to actress as speed bump and people are maybe crossing be cautious and watch for people when you approach any intersection advanced limit lines and pedestrian yield signs show drivers where people walk and stop behind the lines at stop signs and for people crossing bulb outs where the sidewalks extends into the street make that tease easy to see pedestrians and remember to slow down whether making reasons and watch for people on sidewalk estimations extensions that maybe closer than you expect and bicyclists may motive to the left to get around bulb outs this gives people a head start allowing pedestrians to enter the crosswalk before transfer starts moving makes them more visible pedestrian scrimmage and stop the vehicles in all directions allow people to cross including department of building inspection scrambles are paired with no light restriction and rapid beacons you turn bright whether the pedestrians are there or the center i

there are many unmarked/implied crosswalks in our valley. even though, as a pedestrian, yoa should use extra caution while walking in one. what's driving you crazy? remember, you can write me at. traffic 8 at las vegas now dot com. back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> it is chilly out this morning ... mother nature letting us know that fall is finally here! ((brian loftus)) >> that means it's time for crockpot meals .. soups .. all those yummy fall dishes... ((kirsten joyce)) and we're just a week away from thanksgiving so it's also time to get ready for that big heisinger... chef de cuisine at sage inside the aria.. what kind of food do you serve at sage? and what are your favorite dishes? what's your favorite fall what advice would you give viewers at home who would like would you give viewers at home who would like to create who would like to create innovative fall dishes? thanks for joining us this ((kirsten joyce)) your thursday! sherry has bumpy winds and cooler november temps in your weather now forecast! ((brian loftus)) >> plus...

metro held 'turkey in a crosswalk' to raise awareness to increasing pedestrian fatalities. so far there has been 50 pedestrian fatalities this senator mark manendo..wore a turkey costume on charleston boulevard-- to watch out for drivers who don't yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk. metro officers were also there watching for jaywalkers downtown. "it's usually a teaching moment when you can stop someone and say hey look, you are not paying attention. it's something that you have forgotten about and maybe you have learned this in grade school, you know you look left you look right you look left. but so many people have forgotten that basic skill. " the program is not about issuing failure-to-yield tickets but more about curbing the high numbers of pedestrian fatalities in las vegas. a bus driver is behind bars after a crash last night in tenessee-- that killed at least five children. the 9-1-1 calls from the scene of the crash-- and a child on the bus speaks out. never miss out on the latest local breaking news! download our fox5 mobile app and be first to know what's goi

crosswalk. he just kept going a woman relives the moment of impact. >> and tonight she's wearing a cast on her arm boot on her foot but this woman knows it could have been so much worse. tonight she's glad a telephone tip led to driver's arrest. alexis live in chelsea with the story you will see on just one station. alex. >>> well adam the woman was hit in this crosswalk on friday. that driver is under arrest. and police say he didn't even have >>> 72-year-old carol donnelly was thrown to the ground as he is was hit by mini van as she walked in crosswalk in chelsea. big white thing coming towards me. i said, what well, i you know, and he, it hit me. donnelly says there's no question the driver knew he hit her. i said he's not stopping us to myself. or something. i heard a big bang. and i hit my head. i remember that. now charged arnold hernandez he december didn't know he hit anyone. he had no idea he had hit her he if hear anything out of ordinary. no problem. this was nothing to suggest that h

. >> reporter: speeding away after a crosswalk crash. police searching for a dangerous driver with some key clues on the car. >> reporter: a day care teacher in trouble, fired after being accused of abusing children. >> heading west without a star. gronk grounded after that hard hit. >> adam: and a strange sight spreading concern. what investigators know about the source of this sea of foam. >> 7news at 11:00 srt >> i'm making the highest recommendation to my team that you be strongly considered. >> kim: first at 11:00, former massachusetts senator scott brown in the mix tonight for a job at the white house. the president-elect calling brown tonight. >> adam: and the former senator says mr. trump is eyeing him for an important role. the night team's amaka ubaka live in rye, new hampshire, with more. amaqa? >> amaka: kim and adam, brown he told me he got a call from president-elect trump himself while he was on a plane heading home from texas. he tells me he's honored to be considered for the position and he would accept it if chosen. for

in a crosswalk and then, as you can see, sped away. there is a very distinct detail on that van that could help track the driver down. katie brace is live in chelsea with the story. >> reporter: this is a crosswalk where the woman was hit. the driver took off down the street. police are hoping that surveillance video leads them the video captures the moment a woman in a crosswalk without warning -- a white minivan strikes her. at the driver keeps going. >> to me it is disgusting -- i do not know why anybody would do that. >> it was so shocking. who would do that? a woman. >> reporter: he lived nearby and saw the video. >> i'm surprised because sometimes -- it does not matter. and look twice. because they do not stop. >> reporter: a witness said that the minivan initially stopped at the intersection and the woman tried to make sure that the driver saw her. >> the car was at the stop sign and she was banging on the car. and i guess the car was not paying attention. he hit her. >> reporter: the witness called 911 as other people ran to he

know all intersection kroukz of novelist marked some are marked to make them more visible other crosswalksd intersections are raised to the level of sidewalk to actress as speed bump and people are maybe crossing be cautious and watch for people when you approach any intersection advanced limit lines and pedestrian yield signs show drivers where people walk and stop behind the lines at stop signs and for people crossing bulb outs where the sidewalks extends into the street make that tease easy to see pedestrians and remember to slow down whether making reasons and watch for people on sidewalk estimations extensions that maybe closer than you expect and bicyclists may motive to the left to get around bulb outs this gives people a head start allowing pedestrians to enter the crosswalk before transfer starts moving makes them more visible pedestrian scrimmage and stop the vehicles in all directions allow people to cross including department of building inspection scrambles are paired with no light restriction and rapid beacons you turn bright whether the pedestrians are there or the center is

i mean if you were crossing from casino to casino, there's a much closer crosswalk, and even if you found your way out to the south end of these parking structures and wanted to cross, this one is literally 100 feet away from where our accident occured so a couple extra steps and he could have been in a crosswalk with signals, overhead lighting, it's where drivers expect you to expected for the driver. and no word yet as to whether or not the victim was impaired... but that information will come out later in the toxicology report from the coroner. ((brittany edney)) >> this is the 105th traffic fatality in metro's jurisdiction this year and the 35th pedestrian death. reporting live, brittany edney, 8 news now. ((christianne klein)) >> we certainly cooled down a lot tonight.. let's check in with sunday forecast.. toss to weather ((katie boer)) <<

milwaukee police say the 17-year-old was walking in the crosswalk at when she was struck by the bus. bus.cbs 58's kyle aevermann spoke with a witnesses and joins us live from the scene...kyle? the scene has cleared but milwaukee police tell me they are still investigating. one witness, alex schmitt told me he was moving his truck around 6:40, when he saw a school bus turning right from 9th street to oklahoma and hit a 17 year old woman crossing the street.schmitt grabbing her chest and gasping for air... but could not talk. the medical examinders office says that the 17 year old, died on scene.... she has not yet been identified.schmidt describes what he saw. alex schmittthe way he turned, it was kind of like a california stop. he did a little quick look and quickly turned, but when i got out of my truck i could clearly see the woman walking, she was already a forth of the way there almost half way there and that's when i saw see him hit soon as he hit her. and it just went down hill from there. there. the bus driver has been idetified as a 62 year old woman. been idetified as a 62 y

he was crossing market street saturday night outside a crosswalk when he was hit by a car.this happened in the mission, an area that can be very confusing for pedestrians. >> it's difficult to navigate at times. the crosswalks maybe aren't placed where they need to be in order to get safely across the street. >> the elderly man died and the driver cooperated with police and is not facing charges. >> two people were hurt during an annual pumpkin chunking contest in delaware. police say the air cannon known as the pumpkin reaper was about to launch when the trapped door where the pumpkins are loaded separated. the door and other parts were blasted in the air, hitting a woman in the head and face and injuring another man, as well. both were taken to the hospital. the woman is in critical condition but the man is expected to be okay. the pumpkin chunking is a three-day festival which teams compete to swing pumpkins the farthest. >> maybe that's a hallmark of fall. something else that happens in fall a lot of people get anxious about the new york city marathon. >> 60,000 people

happened in a flash and now police are on the hunt for a driver who hit an elderly woman in the crosswalk and never stopped to help. >> former massachusetts senator scott brown with an early supporter of donald trump, and this morning it will pay off. >> and speaking of support, our future president has tom brady's back when it comes to deflategate. . >>> good morning, everybody. thanks for waking up with us so early today. saturday morning, you made it to the weekend. that's guilty part. barry burbank standing by to tell us has going on in the weather world for the weekend. six, seven days. >> every week. >> it's about time we got back together. yes, it's 45 degrees in boston right now but it's only 29 in norwood. most of the areas are clear, but over parts of plymouth county, it's all cloudy on cape cod so the clouds bank out here at the slowly advancing westward. so you can see that right here. right there the clouds are all over southeastern massachusetts. now moving into plymouth county. it's mostly clear here, as you can see. it l l will slowly advance westward. then we have clouds

one witness said that he appeared to be a in the phone -- was in the crosswalk. jonathan: christian dillard will be held without bond, accused of raping his estranged girlfriend saturday night, then later stabbing his 2- and three-year-old sons. they are recovering from their wounds. alison: the police are searching for a woman who they say through hot soup on a metro bus driver sunday morning near union station. metro said the wom she boarded at the benning road station. 20 minutes later, she threw soup on the driver as she got off the bus. this photo shows the person of interest. the police are asking for help with leads. the driver was not seriously hurt. americans tonight are mourning the loss of a trailblazing journalist had a, gwen ifill die tonight following a battle with recently as cohost of the pbs news hour. president obama remembered ifill finally. president obama: she gave tough and thorough interviews. whether she sat at the debate moderators table or the news desk, she not only informed viewers but also inspired journalists. alison: you might remem

>>> lisa, this video was shocking, a woman in her 70s in a crosswalk was hit by a minivan that took off. but police tracked down that driver and he was in court today. christina hager is in chelsea with the latest. >> reporter: that woman was left with a cut on her hair line and em hospital with a neck brace. and she is okay but the man accused of hitting her is facing serious charges. anne overruled hernandez tracked down after a search that police circulated from a street camera that shows a 72- year-old woman knocked to the ground in a crosswalk. the driver continuing on, his estranged wife coming to see him in court, shocked. >> i can't believe this is happening. his kids, who took care of me. he did everything he had to do. >> reporter: but police say it was hernandez in the van and several witnesses saw it, and he would have had to have known he did it. his defense attorney, francisco napolitano. >> he saw the lady and at one point he saw her in the rear- view mirror and had no idea he had hit her, didn't hear anything out of the ordinary, no bump, and that he made contact with an

. >>> killed while preparing a crosswalk. a crossing guard family still driver ran him over and then drove away. clifton french just spoke with his family. this all happened next to his home. >> reporter: this crossing guard lives just a couple of houses down from here. this is the crosswalk where he was working. he was getting this intersection ready just before school was dismissed when that car came barreling down this road. >> my father is gone. >> reporter: that is the daughter of david roundtree. one of his eight children still coming to terms with his tragic, unexpected death. >> we are still in a state of shock. my father. >> reporter: roundtree was here near this school zone sign preparing to set up orange cones tuesday afternoon before dismissal at mount vernon elementary school when a car driven by charles walton came barreling through. hitting a truck this school roundtree. >> he was just a great man. that sums it up. he was a great man and a wonderful father. >> reporter: who spent his life dedicated to children.

the family was walking home from the park yesterday, and last night when a driver hit them in a crosswalk, killing the mother. our fox 10's stefania okolie was back in the neighborhood today to learn a little bit more about the family. stefania? >> yeah, well, matt and linda, shattered by what happened. this family was well-known. they said the mother was special and a warm person. her and the kids were so close to home yesterday evening before they were hit. the kids are still in serious condition at phoenix children's hospital. and meanwhile, the community is rallying together and praying for this family. corner outside of the warner ranch neighborhood. >> everything just seemed like a dream. memorial perhaps the loudest emotion on a quiet night in the community. >> she was always laughing, always happy, so good with the kids. >> it's how neighbors are choosing to remember the 35-year-old mother, not only a neighbor but a friend. >> we would paint, she would come knocking with brownies. >> she took her kids for a walk almost every day, last night's walk ending tragically, crossing in th

there are many unmarked/implied crosswalks in our valley. even though, as a pedestrian, you have right of way, you should use extra caution while walking in one. hey! what's driving you crazy? send your traffic question to traffic eight at las >>> a deadly police shooting in minnesota is ruled unjustified and now the officer involved faces manslaughter charges. (("i saw my best friend, my confidant take his last breath for no reason." )) ((paul joncich)) >> what the victims girlfriend who captured the deadly confrontation on video has to say about for announcer: now, live...this is 8 news now at <<< tedd florendo cold air has arrived behind a cold front that passed through last night. these are temps we we finally dropped below normal. temps today near 60 and unseasonably cooler than the mid 60's we're supposed to be at. winds still remain breezy at times as well but will decrease even more tomorrow and into our weekend. we have plenty of sunshine as well but become milder by the weekend. ................................ ... ................

while we've been out here on scene-- we've noticed it does appear the man was close to a crosswalk when it happened-- right at that intersection. take vo but according to police-- the man killed may not have been following traffic laws. they talked with the driver responsible-- and some witnesses-- they all say the driver had a green light. they also say it appeared the but-- since the driver did have a green light-- even if the man was using the crosswalk-- he still did not have the ok to go from the traffic signals. take sot paul mccullough sgt, metro traffic before you cross a major roadway, any roadway, be familiar with your surroundings and what's going on around you before you take that chance marissa tag at this point in their investigation-- police say they dont plan on charging the driver involved in this crash. mk-- 13an. a 13 action news update on the the man acussed of it -- eric nowsch had a court hearing today. he is asking to withdraw his guilty plea... another hearing has been set, when his former attorneys and, possibly, his mother will testify. that has been scheduled

surveillance video shows the van hitting a woman in a crosswalk then speeding off. the 72-year-old victim was taken to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. the chelsea police chief says the van could be an older model dodge caravan, and it appears to be missing a right front hubcap, or using a spare tire. also breaking, more problems for a local mother whose public overdose has gained national attention. >> newscenter 5's david bienick is live in lawrence where the mother was supposed to appear in court today, david? david: mandy mcgowen from salem, new hampshire was scheduled to be at the district court this morning. as of a short time ago, she did not. apparently overdosed in a dollar store. her young daughter at her side frantically crying for help. police say they found drug paraphernalia in mcgowen's diaper bag. they charged her with child endangerment. she was scheduled to have a hearing on that charge at 9 a.m. today. as of a short time ago, she had not appeared right now an arrest warrant will likely be issued. meanwhile, her daughter was placed

. >>> serious charges against a man accused of drivi child's stroller in a crosswalk. the 5-month-old boy was killed. that death sparked a public safety campaign and we are in the area now with more on today's indictment and the calls for change. >> reporter: blue ribbons like this can be seen offense posts and mailboxes across this neighborhood in honor of the on august 31st is not forgeten. this memorial yet another reminder of that. today neighbors here reacting to news that charges have finally come in this case. it was a horrific scene, a stroller in this intersection. the suv driver was looking at his phone short crash and then picked up speed as if to try to beat the stroller through the crosswalk. residents have wondered about who would be charged got their answer today. the 45-year-old man was indicted by a grand jury on charges of reckless driving and failing to yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk. >> he should have been more vigilant about seeing what was going on. that's something that i think green light because it's a green light. >> reporter: but neighb

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. >>> driver accused of running over a baby in a loudoun county crosswalk is out of jail on bail. his name john miller. accident back in august that killed five month old tristan shuttle and seriously injured the boy's mother. a witness told investigators that miller was looking at his phone just moments before the accident on riverside parkway in lansdowne. and they say he sped up his vehicle to beat the mom who was pushing the stroller through the intersection. >>> a terrible twist of fate after a man is killed at the very intersection others about. how his death could lead to changes once and for all. >> reporter: i'm adam tuss, metro front line workers out on the tracks next to the trains are pleading with metro officials to experience what they have to deal with. i'll tell you their story coming up. >> and i'm watching one system exit to the north and east, but already tracking the next system which will have a major impact fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to be

facing a charge of aggravated the killer assault victim and his brother were crossing the road in a crosswalk was week when a boy was struck also faces domestic violence according to the police report they were drinking before that argument. they've those investigators say in most cases there were left unlocked residents understand the best way to halt this crime spree. one residence home surveillance system to keep into a car anyone with information is asked to call police. the rains are moving up in the wind are starting die down postlude climb above 60 that weather and traffic on the eighth. a little windy invite affect will it continue. both of scott. he's got all the answers. absolutely be commuters up and running 5 degrees above normal when we look at our temperatures because of the el ni?o last year. and with lakefront wink us just now are beginning to drop a little bit little wind will be more of a breeze versus the strong sustained winds like we've had in the a hours windy and much warmer we mentioned temperatures climbing steady in the 50s fairly the third one is party developing in

two good samaritans found longmore injured near the crosswalk. her injuries include a ruptured spleen, broken femus and ribs and a fracture to her recently replaced left knee. >> every single issue talk think about. they had to gi because she lost so much blood because of her spleen. i -- i thought she was close to being dead. >> reporter: longmore works as the head secretary at driscol elementary in brookline, and on sunday nuts a 12-miles per hour day in her hometown of weymouth, helping adults with special needs. for her daughters, the how and why make it a difficult situation much worse. >> i am sure they know they hit her because of how much force and how much damage is done to her body. in the meantime, the family has started a fund raising evident to cover the medical expenses. if would you like more information, log on to our web site at fox25boston.com. reporting in weymouth, ted daniel, fox25 news. >>> the driver accused in this hit-and-run crash in chelsea is expect in court today. the crash was captured on this surveillance video. you

. >> anchor: and also on 7, an older woman run down in a chelsea crosswalk. a van that hit her never stopped. the woman is expected to be okay. police of course trying to find that driver now. >> anchor: and they are hope tag surveillance video in the area could lead to an arrest. jonathan hall live this chelsea with the latest on the search for the driver. arrests. this is the intersection where it happened as you can see it's very busy and investigators are hoping that images from that surveillance camera up there could lead to an arrest. >>> what do you make of that? >>> i think it's awful. >>> the video shocking and elderly woman run down right in the crosswalk in broad daylight. >>> that's horrible. people are horrible in chelsea. this happens a lot. >>> the hit and run cut by a surveillance camera. it happened about 10:20 m. video. the money van was heading south on fourth street at the broadway intersession. a 72-year-old pedestrian was struck, spun around and knocked down on her back. >>> it's kind of crazy. this area is really congested honestly all

police say she was not in a parked crosswalk. the driver stayed at the scene and cooperated. >>> we're learning more about the man critically injured when a car hit him last night. the 85-year-old was crossing outside of a marked crosswalk an elderly driver hit him and stayed at the scene. >>> time for a check of traffic on your tuesday evening. tom hawley is up in sky 3. >> reporter: yeah. we've heard about car-nado. people might remember when this ramp from 15 north to 95 north was constructed using a giant crane. well, now it's being torn apart to make way for a new bridge that has to be relocated as part it will take a while to get it apart. it's being dismentenled. we have a fender-bender on the boulder, 95 southbound on the inside lane. it's not a major problem but traffic is slowing down as people stop and we have a small accident which is on i-15 southbound. this one is just before you get to flamingo. it's on the right shoulder. again, not blocking travel lanes but people slowing. a couple of freeway fender-benders in ad

next coming up when "abc7 news at larry: new developments of a case of mother and baby hit in a crosswalk. today police charged a driver who truck and killed the 5-month-old boy. jeff goldberg is lifer in leesburg with the details. jeff: the driver, 45-year-old john miller was indicted this morning by a grandchildren in loudoun county for the hor rusk incident that took -- horrific incident that took place on august 31. this memorial for 5-month-old tristan schulz whose picture, flowers, pumpkin and stone with his name for tristan will always be remembered. on nearly every lamp post on this section of lansdowne blue the lost of 5-month-old tristan schulz. >> i drive by her a couple times a week. i just start crying like this. because it shouldn't happen to any mom. >> karen james lives nearby is a mother of three. she feels some relief for the schulz family now that the drive 45-year-old john miller has been indicted on charges of involuntary manslaughter, reckless driving and failure crosswalk. jeff: mindy was walking with tristan in a stroller when authorities say miller driving a jeep

. >> krystal: thank you we >>> state senator menudo takes part in the annual turkey crosswalk today. they do this -- this is kind of fun. today me nundo who is also senate transportation committee crossed the street in a crosswalk at charleston and a street dressed as a turkey. every holiday police dress up as someone to bring attention. they dress up as a leprechaun for st. patrick's day. >> michelle: they've done the easter bunny, santa claus, the >> michelle: they see who is paying attention and stops to yield to pedestrians. >> the people really need to be safe. they need to make sure that they're being alert. and hopefully there will not be one ticket written today because i am a target. i am a turkey today. >> krystal: so funny. i love it. >> michelle: here's the thing. normally the police officers do it. because of their schedules this week a lot of kids are out of school and they hadch conflicts, they didn't have anyone to do it so he stepped up to be the turkey. >> krystal: senator turkey i guess. that's what we'll call him. stepping up to do the job. >>> we don't know how m

we don't really see already until we're almost up on top of the crosswalk.ct, neither car had headlights bright enough. at close range we could only see the bottom half of her body. headlights are critical because whether or not he 20% of driving is done at night half the -- when 20% of driving is done at night, half the crashes happen then. you can do some things to increase nighttime visibility. use high beams more often. only one in five drivers do. improve your headlights at home. after five years the protective coating deteriorates cutting down on your light and increasing the glare for our drivers. aaa in southern california shows how to restore the coating on halogen reflector headlights using a 10 to $30 kit with a little sandpaper and polish. >> take that layer off that's been discolored or deteriorated. we're going to apply some polish. >> reporter: it takes about 30 minutes to restore each headlight. a light meter shows the brightness before. >> we have a reading of about 510 average. >> reporter: and after. >> now our reading has gone up to a lit

the bus hit her in the crosswalk trying to make a left-hand turn at 11:00 last night. vernon odom just spoke with police and will have a live update coming up at 4:30 today. >>> a homeless man is under arrest accused of sexually assaulting a woman in bucks county. police say that 21-year-older ecanderson broke into a bensalem home and attacked the woman inside and identified him from a sunoco surveillance video. he is facing burglary and indecent assault. >>> just yesterday 8-year-old gianna powell was laid to rest. her family and friends saying a final good-bye. a brand new push to find the hit and run driver who hit and killed her. gianna was crossing overbrook with her three siblings on the way home from school when she was hit and the driver sped off. the hunt is on for the driver and today the city announced a $10,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest and conviction and add to that another $15,000 reward from the fraternal order of police just for an arrest. her parents say nothing will ever bring whack their little girl but are desperate for answers

. >> anchor: an elderly woman hit by a minivan in a chelsea crosswalk and the van did not stop. you can see the shocking scone right here. a good samaritan did rush over to help that woman. she is expected to be okay. >> anchor: but now police are on the except for that deliver. jonathan hall live for us with the latest on that search. jonathan, what you can tell us? >>> good afternoon. kind a scary piece of video there. this is the intersection where it happened. the surveillance camera that caught images rate up there. now police need your help if they are going to cat the video shocking and an elderly woman run down right in the crosswalk in broad daylight. >>> that's horrible. people are horrible in chelsea. this happens a lot. >> reporter: the hit and run caught by a surveillance calm remarks happened at about 10:20 a. chelsea police tweeted outed video. miny van was heading south on fourth street at the broadway intersection. a 72-year-old pedestrian was struck, spun around and knocked down on her back. this area is really congested all the time. there are a lot of pedestr

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not clearly see our producing and her dog crossing the street until we were just yards from the crosswalk. we tried again with the better rated maxima and were surprised to find its lighting wasn't much better. >> we don't really see her until we're almost up on top of the crosswalk. >> reporter: neither car had headlights that were bright enough, in fact. even at close range we could only see the bottom half of her body. headlights are critical because while 25% of driving is done at night, half the crashes happen in the dark. 80% of cars on the road use halogen but many fail to give enough stopping distance on roads without overhead lights. that's almost half the roads we drive. you can use some thins to increase nighttime visibility. use high beams more often. only one in five drivers does. improve your headlights at home. after five years the protective coating on the plastic lens deteriorates, cutting down on your lights and increasing the glare for other drivers. aaa in southern california shows how to restore the coating on halogen reflecter headlights using a 10 to $30 kit with a

crosswalk confusion causing a traffic tangle. tonight, hank investigates. and -- hey tom, tell us how you really feel. >> so why would you punish the -- greatness for something that never even happened? >> brady lets loose at a local diner. >> a crucial new clue in the murder of this princeton woman. vanessa marcott's murder has gone unsolved for months now. >> she was found dead along side of a road in princeton in early august after she went for a jog. john coco is live in pries ton with the latest tonight. >> kim, authorities are looking for a dark-colored s.u.v. that was in the area at the time of the murder. it's just one more piece that will hopefully help police close this case. vanessa marcott was found in the woods near her family's home in august. the investigation into her murder has never stopped. and now police believe they have a key piece of information to lead them to her killer. the district attorney's office says they are looking for a dark colored s.u.v. witnesses say the vehicle was parked on brook station road where marcott was found an