air unit picks him up on roosevelt. i'm about a good hundred yards behind him 'cause he's going real fast. he makes the turn southbound on 22nd place. he's out of my sight. air unit says he bails out. his car crashes up there. i continue driving down the street. i thought i had the car in park, but i guess i didn't. i bailed out of the car. i got into a foot pursuit that went to the fence. i tackled him, wrestled him on the ground. he had a .25 auto and a bag of dope on him. as i got up the lieutenant's car is sitting in the fence there. there's no damage to the l.t.'s car. her fence-- she seems pretty nice about it but we're going to have to take an accident report. okay. all right? all right. she takes him over there in her boyfriend's car. she's using the phone. he gets into a fight with some other unknown subject. he displays a gun. who? the guy we have in custody. with his little .25 auto. displays the gun. everybody runs. at some point, he jumps in the car that has the keys in the ignition. that's when we picked h

air-conditioning. >> these are residential units? >> correct. >> there are more services that may be an empty commercial office? >> this is true. >> let's work our way out. we have drilled, poured the first floor slab. >> you get the first floor slab port, then we start on the vertical columns and walls. then we start the decking. we are always chasing the cycle. >> how thick is the ground floor slab. >> 10 inches. the other floors are about 7.5. >> you are a structural engineer. you are one of the engineering firms that the city hired after the 1989 earthquake to evaluate the damage residents. we have a long and good working relationship. they are building this and they are doing post-tension slabs. what is that? >> it is a construction method that uses high strength tendons to work with concrete and make the concrete sections a better section for bending. it has a lot of benefits. the reduces the thickness of the slab, it reduces the number of cracks. the result is a nice, flat slab with very little cracks. >> we now have a piece o

he's in charge of air force units in europe and africa. he needs to be confirmed by united states senate before taking charge of nato. the u.n. security council unanimously approved the formation of a military unit to fight rebels in the democratic republic of congo. we have the story on the special force for the d.r.c. >> the draft resolution received 15 votes in favor. >> a unanimous show of support for a hugely significant resolution. the united nations security council has authorized the deployment of troops to the democratic republic of congo, with an historic mandate. soldiers from a newly formed intervention brigade will be able to open fire without being fired upon first. >> it means for the first time that there will be a peace enforcement capacity which will carry out targeted offensive operations. either in support of the army or unilaterally in order to neutralize the armed groups. >> their main target will be m-23 rebels who have gradually taken control of parts of eastern congo and are accused of mass rape, executions and rec

hit an air conditioning unit in a parking lot. >>> an alligator named mr. stubs because his tail was bitten off eight years ago. thanks to innovative researchers with big hearts he's now learning to use a prosthetic tail and there's an orange float there attached to it. they say once the alligator gets used to the mechanics of the new tail, it will be removed. >>> coming up later in this broadcast, the warriors, they better beat new york tonight or look out it's panic city. and the 49ers acquire a real good player. and now they're working on an all time great. later in this broadcast. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh! ohh! kids today have it so good. ok. [ male announcer ] call to ge

turn off the hvac, heating, ventilation air conditioning units because you don't want to be blowing in or sucking in the vapor cloud outside. fireplace, close the dampers and seal off your shelter in place room by using duct tape and terms of the emergency alert system. listen to the radio. that's it. do not try to call the school, try to pick up your children because do you want to leave the area? no, you want to shelter in place. people own pets. do not risk your safety for pets. in summary, it is likely you are at an incident that may be involved with bnice, your safety is the most important. limit your time, get your distance away from that and some type of shielding and listen to the emergency alert system, your radio. . >> there's an acronym that we use to use an extinguisher. what's that acronym? we're going to take turns putting out this fire. you can see that it will make a pretty big mess but at least it put out the fire in your house or something like that. so when we want to shut off electricity is when we see an outlet or something smoking, when you smell that burning smel

donuts inside the empty parking lot of this church, he lost control of the car and hit the air conditioning unit and his car burst into flames. officer mcdowell was the first officer dispatched to the scene. they're having a ton of trouble getting him out of of car. you see him go into the car and pull out the 18-year-old driver who is unconscious. >> look at the smoke and this officer is going in there without a mask. he doesn't have all the stuff he needs to go in there. super-brave. >> the driver of the car was take ton a local hospital. he's currently in serious but stable condition. >> but police do plan to charge him with reckless driving once he is released from the hospital. >> that officer, officer zach mcdowell was the police officer of the year in urbandale, iowa, back in 2011. >> i think he should be up for the award again. >> it's superman coming to the rescue. >>> a 12-year-old new zealand boy is lucky to be alive. thanks to the quick thinking of a german tourist. who saw this boy get swept out into the heavy surf off the coast. him and his friends were playing just on the water's

police say he was doing donuts in the parking lot just moments before he lost control, hit an air-conditioning unitnd caught on fire. the driver did survive, but he is now facing charges of reckless driving. >>> the 49ers made a bold trade today. i'm dennis o'donnell. can the warriors hold off? ,,,,,, when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. s heading >>> the arms race in the nfc west heated up this afternoon with wide receivers heading west. the 49ers acquired probowl bolden in a trade with the ravens, just a sixth round pick in this year's draft. this game a couple hours after sea hawks picked up vikings star for a first round pick. jason turning 40 this month with the knicks in oracle arena. jeff currie had 54 the last time. a three pointer for a nine- point lead. currie sets up thompson. warriors win 92-63. good night. brad got his hoop back

was doing doughnuts in a parking lot just moments before he lost control of the car, hit an air- conditioning unit can see it caught on fire. the driver is okay. he did survive. but he is now facing charges of reckless driving. >> you have to be careful. doughnuts in the snow. >> not a good idea. >> have yo done that? >> i can't say. >> have you? >> those days are long behind me, not in the snow. >> don't have to worry now. >>> the question has been great lately, lots of sunshine around the bay area would love to get some more stormy weather in here right now just don't see it. so we are going to enjoy the sunshine. starting out with patchy fog this morning, temperatures mainly in the 40s and the 50s. a little thick in some of the valleys but by the afternoon here comes that sun and these temperatures warmer than yesterday. mid-70s inland, inside the bay 60s and sites, and some 60s at the coastline. just a dominant ridge of high pressure building in overhead so the jet stream taking all of the rain up to the north. that's going to keep us on the dry side of things for the foreseeable future. compu

hit an air conditioning unit in a parking lot. >> much more straight ahead.ick look from our roof camera looking at downtown san francisco. it is mild out there. temperatures and the '40's. spots in the low 50s. warm weather to enjoy come mid-week. erica will give a full look at the =dj 4:15 is the time. >> winter weather had driver slipping and sliding off some iowa wrote. several cars ended up in ditches and the the moines area today. the region has seen rain, sleet and snow. and the winter mix is not over yet. the national weather service says the region to get more snow throughout the week. >> we are talking about our own little more of in the bay area. >> good morning erica. >> if you like yesterday's you would like to day. we have areas of patchy, dense fog mainly in the north bay along the coastline. it is affecting some of our bay shores as well. >> the national weather service is keeping an eye on the fog to see if they want to issue a dense fog advisory. >> into the afternoon nothing but sunshine, clear skies. temperatures mainly in the '60s and '70

police say that 18 year-old victim was doing donuts in the snow when he lost control and hit an air conditioning unitparking lot. >> new york cops ban on bigge's ban on big, sugar ray's soft drinks is so out of the day before it was set to kick dan. a state judge invalidated the law yesterday afternoon saying that the elected city council should have been and must approve the ban not the board of health. mayor michael bloomberg office tweet did their plan to appeal the decision. >> water has replaced soda as americans beverage of choice. for more than two decades, so what was the number one drink and the united states. but over the years, the fizzy bridge has come under fire for fuelling the nation's on rising obesity rates. americans and hundred and average of 58 gal. of water per year with bottled water leading the growth. meanwhile, soda consumption has dropped 17% from its peak in 1998 with americans and not drinking 44 gal. a year. >> a morgan hill mother was sentenced to 60 days in jail for having her daughter still groceries from a local safeway. police say that marcy kellin told her 10 year o

the 18-year-old driver was doing doughnuts in the snow, lost control, stuck an air conditioning unit a police officer opened the door. the battled through thick snok. mcdowel insists he's in the a hero. >> you're given a situation and have to do whatever you have to do to make sure you get the best outcome. some people think you can write speeding tickets ask take people to jail but at the heart of it, you want to help people. >> the 18-year-old is in the hospital and he's in stable condition and will be charged with lex driving once released. >> that is incredible. just ahead, dennis the worm rodman announced he's going gog back to north korea. >> our new ambassador. golf courses can be challenging but usually not like this. >> looking towards the golden gate we can see something that is going to be a familiar site over the next few days. >> spencer talking about the golden gate bridge here is a look at street level taking a look at traffic at 4:39. it's heavier going northbound as is custom yairy. it's a breeze heading into san francisco. stay with us. more >>> basketball hall of f

have asphalt and concrete there is less trees and vegetation and heat from car engines and air conditioning units it tends to be warmer in the downtown cities of atlanta and san francisco than the surrounding areas. >> michael: and not only is it where people live you also point out that the jobs affected by climate change like in agriculture impact hispanics and african-americans. >> yeah, any marginalized population is going to feel the effect of climate change irrespective of color, but here in georgia we have seen quite a bit of drought. here in georgia many african-americans particularly in more rural counties work in the agricultural industry farming, and these industries are vulnerable to drought and increased frequency and intensity of drought which many studies suggest will occur as our clie climate changes. >> michael: i think every american, you know, goes to hurricane and thinks about that how it disproportionately affected african-americans in hurricane katrina. one factor was they were living in low-lying areas in new orleans. but this is more about the long-term effect of this. >>

he was doing doughnuts when the car crashed into an air conditioning unit and caught on fire. >>> what kutch kutcher, jay-z and hillary clinton have in common? >> they're among 12 names that might have been hacked. the justice department said it could be a case of hacking or doxing. doxing is the posting of information from documents that the public can already access. >>> turning now to "your money." forget about those old debts that hurts your credit score. a new system could eliminate all of that negative information. wouldn't that be beautiful? alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange. >> it's a dream come true this it's a new credit scoring model. equifax,s esperan and transunio. if you got debt that went to collection agencies, that would winds up being wiped off your credit score if you wound up paying them in full. before this, all that stuff stayed on your credit report for seven years no matter what. if you're a natural disaster victim, you'll get special treatment, especially if you work to improve your credit score. all that negative stuff will be ignored. if you coul

man had been doing doughnuts in an icy church parking lot and when the car crashed into an air conditioning unitcaught fire. the driver is expected to survive but he will face charges when he's released from the hospital. >>> 5:24. two women who were mistaken by shot by los angeles police in the hunt for christopher dorner are waiting for lapd to get them a new truck. officers opened fire on the newspaper delivery women last month theirsing the truck with 100 bullet holes. the police chief said the officers thought the truck was being driven by dorner and promised the women would get a new truck. an attorney for the women say they were offered a used truck that they would have to pay a sales tax on so they turned it down. >>> this morning in washington, d.c. six bay area high school students who are very smart are there for a major competition in the intel science contest. the top prize, a $100,000 scholarship. one is working on technology that would allow surgeons to spot cancer cells during an operation. >> before surgery, you often get mris or ct scans, but they only get the main shape of the

the young man had been doing donuts in an icy church parking lot when the car crash into an air conditioning unitught fire. the driver will be okay but face charges for reckless driving when he is released from hospital. >>> navy officials will release the names of the crew who died in the crash of a u.s. navy jet, 24 hours after family members are notified the plane was on a routine training mission when it went down 8:45 a.m. this morning, 50 miles southwest of spokane. a department of defense official says it was an ea-6 b prowl era twin engine, electronic warfare aircraft. it took off from whidby island. no word what caused the crash. >>> a bay area group, dedicated to seeking justice for those wrongfully convicted of crimes, has scored another victory. their persistence has paid off. >> reporter: 37-year-old johnny williams left a northern california parole office last friday finally cleared by a judge after 14 years behind bars. his attorneys say he is finding profound meaning in every moment since his long awaited exoneration. >> he gets to appreciate the things we have got to appreciate f

the young man had been doing donuts in an icy church parking lot when the car crash into an air conditioning unitver will be okay but face charges for reckless driving when he is released from hospital. >>> navy officials will release the names of the crew who died in the crash of a u.s. navy jet, 24 hours after family members are notified the plane was on a routine training mission when it went down 8:45 a.m. this morning, 50 miles southwest of spokane. a department of defense official says it was an ea-6 b prowl era twin engine, electronic warfare aircraft. it took off from whidby island. no word what caused the crash. >>> a bay area group, dedicated to seeking justice for those wrongfully convicted of crimes, has scored another victory. their persistence has paid off. >> reporter: 37-year-old johnny williams left a northern california parole office last friday finally cleared by a judge after 14 years behind bars. his attorneys say he is finding profound meaning in every moment since his long awaited exoneration. >> he gets to appreciate the things we have got to appreciate for the last 14 yea

. >> that's because continental, now part of united air looips, wasn't required to report jesse's death. under the d.o.t.'s current policy, the dog was being transported without an owner. so jesse was just considered cargo. >> the airline views that time he's in transit as in between owners. >> that i're making a lot of money shipping him. >> absolutely. >> gaye is the form erp president of ipata and runs an animal transportation company in foster city. she believes part of the issue is that airline handlers need more education. >> with the airlines changing and moving and growing and shrinking, they also contract out to employees. so they've got many employees. and i think the training of their employees is key. >> and that may very well be the case. we diskcovered the usda issued more than 500 citations since 2007 to airlines for failing to meet requirements. delta received the most followed by continental and american airlines. as for what happened to jesse, straud reported the incident. the airline was fined 17,0e $00. but if he didn't report it, the government may have never known.

. >> korean central television says the country's air force and artillery units proved that they are prepared against any enemy attack. it says several drones carried out mock attacks targeting ground targets. it also says a missile shot down an object mimicking a low flying u.s. tomahawk cruz missile. kc-tv says kim told the commanders he could issue an attack order at any time if the country's enemies make threatening moves. it quotes him as saying he would give orders to destroy military installations in any war zone and also u.s. bases in the pacific. earlier this month north korea's leadership unilaterally declared that it had nullified the 1953 truce that ended fighting in the korean war. >>> engineers at japan's fukushima daiichi nuclear plant say an animal could have been to blame for a power failure earlier this week. the partial blackout temporarily disabled equipment that cools thousands of spent nuclear fuel rods. tokyo electric power company traced the cause of the power outage to a temporary electrical switch board. it's housed inside a truck trailer that crews set up a

united. he was an air force brat who lived on base in the united states and germany.nonetheless, it was not the love and the smell of chatfield traveled to florida into the airline industry. he started practicing law and does his entrÉe into airline would then cut now ceo asked jeff to join the been struggling airline. never one to shy away from a challenge, he joined the team that led to the turnaround of comp nano to wear with the top airline in the "forbes" magazine or "fortune" magazine list of most admired companies. those efforts served him well as he worked and continues to work to integrate two distinct airlines with two systems, route maps and cultures as the united states chairman of the new united. the goal of the integration is simple yet elegant and has been repeated often. he wants to create an enterprise for which is not 85,000 or is want to work. customers want to fly and in which investors want to invest in us working. united is beating its own operational performance goals, which meant bonuses for the employees and passenger unit revenues increasing.

actually use a cutting torch and cut into the top of the tank or the bulldozer through where that air-conditioning unit was. and determined at that point that mr. heemeyer her died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> sheriff's deputies later find his writings which lay out his grievances with the town and his reasons for the rampage. no residents are injured, but marvin heemeyer destroys 14 buildings. and causes nearly $8 million in damage. >> it's apparent in talking to the citizens of grandby and grand county, a lot of systems worked well. this could had been much worse. >> we have all felt very blessed that there was no loss of life, no civilians were injured or killed. >> the incident is shocking, but in the aftermath, the small town pulls together and starts to rebuild. >> the town wanted to do it right and so they did not rush into the rebuilding of the town hall. however, i think that the town hall was seen as a symbol of the reconstruction or the rebirth of the town, if you will, that once the town hall was completed, i think it allowed the townspeople to feel that we're actually back to no

police say he was doing donuts in a parking lot just moments before he lost control then hit an air-conditioning unit and caught on fire. the driver survived and faces charges of reckless driving. >>> san francisco supervisor plans to introduce a resolution today denouncing some split cag ads now displayed -- some political ads now displayed on muni buses including osama bin laden along with quotes that link islam with warfare. critics say the ads from the american freedom defense initiative are racist. >> the purpose of our campaign is to show the reality of jihad, of the root causes of terrorism, using the exact quotes and the texts that they use. >> the transit agency says it is obligated to accept the ads based on previous first amendment court decisions. because of the controversy, muni is donating the money from the ads to the human rights commission. ads have also appeared in chicago and washington, d.c., as well. >>> 6:15. let's check the roads. >> liz, take it away. >> we will start you off with a live look at the bay bridge. the upper deck that traffic heading towards the "s" curve, there's

their allegations have been looked at by the department of defense and united states air force. >> butations by more than a dozen guard members were documented in this report co-authored by a member of the oklahoma national guard. chief ronald petty. >> it was clear to us according to them that the california national guard was not following the proper procedures as outlined in the national guard regulations. >> sexual harassment and hostile working environment are common place in the california air national guard and racial tension has been high since 2008 and he found proof to immediately assign counselorers and investigators when its members filed complaints. >> what is the reputation of the california national guard? >>th not a good one. it's not a good reputation. it's not. >> the petty report, the taxpayer paid for it and it was ignored. how do you answer that? >> there was no report. that document was a collection of individual statements that were never investigated. >> in your decades of experience have you seen anything like you found in california? >> no. no. i never found t

. >> the marin county sheriff air patrol unit will test their emergency broadcasting system. residents in the area can expect to hear prerecorded test messages from an aircraft using the public address system at 11:00 30 on wednesday morning. this will help notify people in the event of an emergency such as an incoming tsunami and the board of supervisors of marin county declared this week tsunami awareness week. >> the doctor convicted in michael jackson's death is filing a new appeal today and try to clear his involuntary manslaughter conviction. he said the prosecution did not prove jackson was hookup to an i.v. drip which a market that killed him. murray had said he gave jackson medicine to help him teach but the pop star administered the fatal doze himself. his family filed a wrongful death suit. the case begins next month. >> now a look at the weather on this monday morning. >> you bring us sunshine. >> little bit, bringing some cooling conditions, so we have been so spoiled with temperatures above average, we are getting back to normal temperatures and below armal with

police said the 18 year-old victim was doing, and the snow with the loss control and hit an air conditioning unitthe parking lot. >> he is lucky the police officer was there. it 7- eleven will take a break. a quick look outside showing as the new downtown san francisco fog rolling in. you cannot see the top of the transamerica building. >> will keep an eye on it and let you know. >> [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. this is just then to the kron 4 news room. the san francisco police the part investigating a suspicious death. the body of the man was found on the 100 block of ellis street this morning. ellis street between powell and stockton is closed right now. will bring you more information as we get it. >> frankfurt airport, europe's third busiest, shut down by heavy snow. th

i served in the united states air force. i served a total of 16 years. i was deployed 13 times. on my second deployment four bombs hit my vehicle. and at 19 years old, that was the first time i ever saw somebody die. coming back, i was raging. i started having pretty horrible nightmares. i would wake up in middle of the night sweats. i started drinking a lot. i felt worthless. i guess i never recognized it in myself. eventually, one day i just walked into the va hospital and said i'd like to see somebody. don't suffer alone. you've got to find that link with somebody that will make you let it go. it all starts with going to the va. there's a whole community of veterans that just want to help you out. it's for the guys who couldn't come back, you owe it to them to live well. because they're not here with their families. general electric has asked former sec chair mary schapiro to join its board of directors. schapiro headed the sec during a turbulent time. she took over in 2009 as it weathered criticism of not having done enough to thwart the financial meltdown. she was also ther

they filled a square in the capital and filled the air with defiance against the united states. they condemned the u.s. for using radar-evading stealth bombers in joint military drills with south korea. [ speaking foreign language ] >> an official read out a statement that the supreme commander of the korean people's army released on tuesday. he announced that artillery units are at their highest level of combat readiness. north korean authorities warn they have loaded data on all enemy targets into a high-precision system and that they have means of carrying out attacks that the world has yet to encounter or even imagine. the rally ended with a protest march. participants held banners and placards calling for a retaliatory blow against the u.s. the state-run korean central news agency said earlier that leader kim jong-un had ordered strategic rockets to be on standby. he said he wants them to be ready to strike u.s. bases in south korea and the pacific and targets on the u.s. mainland at any time. >>> the leaders of japan and china are at odds on territory on the waters between

. >> we have a first to tell you about tonight at the united states air force academy.nited a woman has been chosen for the a top job there.he major general michelle johnson is a graduate of the academy where she was the school's first female rhodes scholar. first general johnson still needs senate confirmation. later, an american company's high hopes and sunny outlook for solar power. breaking ground for a playground that hopes to heal two sound. and a syrian general explanation his decision to join the rebels when the cbs evening news continues. news continues. can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections tuberculosis lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. before starting enbrel your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've bee

you know, united states air force, and this probably has top ranking officers and dignitaries, and they'llound the smaller lear jets and they're well-trained, absolutely well-trained pilots. what could have happened, too, when you put the gear down normally, you get three green. they might have gotten a red indication, which brought into their mind and wondering if all the gear were down and locked and in the right position. so doing that fly-by and what i saw on the screen there, everything looked okay, they still might be having a problems with a microswitch, a wire being loose, bulbs out knowing what the gear are doing. the they're probably running the checklist and looking over how much fuel they have after landing weight and real if they need any gear down, especially the main gear, it will be a normal landing and what they'll do then, arrow dynamic breaking and slow down before they put the nose down. >> megyn: what we saw a moment ago when the aircraft got closer to the runway and closer to the camera was landing gear did come down. it looked like, i mean, to a lay person, it looked

that's in the warrant, where they talk about what the air conditioning unit does to the scent of marijuana in the house. we know that they knew about that because officer bartelt came across the moth balls -- that's on page 100 of the joint appendix -- outside of the house. the mothballs were outside of the house, which means >> but i think, mr. garre, that the >> which means that they knew that the odors were outside the house. >> i think, mr. garre, that you have to concede that this is a case about police use -- call it a technology, call it whatever you want to call it -- of something that enhances what normal people can sense. and then the question becomes, do you have a reasonable expectation of privacy in, basically, people just having their normal senses, rather than some technique or method or technology that enhances those senses? so that your implied consent or expectations about your neighbor might differ fundamentally, you know, if the neighbor comes and knocks on your door, or if the neighbor brings his magnifying glass and his microscope and everything else and starts testin

the united states navy, lieutenant general richard harding, the judge advocate general of the united states air force, maj general fond of the marine corps, major general gary patton, director of sexual assault prevention and response office, the rear admiral judge at general of the united states coast guard. thank you. i think that we can start. >> good afternoon madame chair gillibrand and members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you to discuss the coast guard efforts to prevent and respond to sexual assault in our service and good afternoon to you, a ranking member gramm. i share the, on its commitment to the safety and well-being of each of our service members. ensuring the coast guard personnel have a collaborative cohesive work environment that allows them to accomplish their mission, protecting those on the sea, protecting americans from threats delivered by the sea and protecting the sea itself. eliminating incidents of sexual assault within the coast guard was a significant central theme of the, wants state of the coast guard address delivered three w

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air." >> even though in the united states there were a lot of changes going on in the '40s and '50s after the second world war, in worldwide catholicism these changes really hadn't occurred. and so in order to open up a window for the whole church, not just in modernized countries, this council was called. >> reporter: over the next three years, church leaders at the council produced 16 documents on a host of topics, from introducing local languages into the mass to expanding lay involvement and promoting more interfaith dialogue. one of the documents focused on religious life. it encouraged catholic sisters to reexamine their mission, their rules, even their style of dress. >reporter: many u.s. siers began mofyinor en eliminating the traditional habit. the clothing changes for prioresses of the dominican sisters in amityville, new york, were dramatic. >> she says vatican ii urged people to get out of the city. >> i think that's one of the great gifts of vatican ii, that it sent us back to study what the gospels were saying, and er and over again it was about feed the hungry, visit those

assault convictions which allowed a single air force commander to overturn a sexual assault conviction. joining me is a retired sexual sergeant in the united. she was just in the room listening to that testimony and she's one of several female soldiers in the invisible war, all who say they've suffered sexual assaults while serving in the military. jennifer, thanks for joining us. there were over 3100 reported cases of sexual assault and of those only 8% were prosecuted. panetta went on to say that the number could be as high as 19,000. i want play something from bruce braley on "jansing & co." take a listen. the supervising general just turns justice on its head. it's easy to understand why so many people about the progress. >> easy to understand why so many people are cynical about the progress. jennifer, where do you stand on this now that so much is being revealed to congress today? >> i'm so very pleased as evidenced by the lieutenant case. it's a perfect example of how justice goes awry in the military justice system, if there is such a thing. all we're asking here both at the house armed services committee and senate armed services

los angeles county sheriff's department air five rescue unit receives an urgent call.is stuck high on eagle rock on topanga state park. how did she end up in such a precarious position? the sheriff's department learns that this woman began climbing down the rock face without ropes or climbing gear before realizing it was too steep. now she can't get back up. the sheriff's department has blurred her face because she asked not to be identified. >> she was at a pretty steep angle tucked away in a little ledge. below her was probably a 500-foot drop. straight down. on the rocks. so she was definitely in a situation that i wouldn't want to be in. >> the woman's been frozen in this spot for nearly two hours. her climbing partner was able to scramble up the rock and eventually get a cell phone signal to call 911. he also threw down a small rope that couldn't have held her weight, but would give her something to hold on to for reassurance. the sun is starting to set and the rescue team has to work quickly. sergeant barth begins lowering deputy paramedic mark demarto toward the