no offense to albuquerque, but why would anyone begin with albuquerque. it seems like a weird story when that happened on christmas eve. last week round two happened again. it was the same imagery as you can see. the same language. i love you isis all of that stuff. same stuff used in the attack on christmas eve, but the attack last tuesday -- i should say they also changed the banners it is the same imagery from the two attacks. same imagery on tuesday. again on tuesday, round two, the albuquerque news journal that got attacked. still nobody understands why. when we got round two, we also saw a random tv station in salisbury, maryland get attacked. wboc tv which is the cbs affiliate in salisbury, maryland. when they got the group posted this sort of weird message on christmas eve, right. in the second attack a last week, they posted a similar message a, not referencing christmas this time but a new year's message. infidels, new year will make you suffer. that was posted on the wboc tv station twitter account last week. that same message was posted on the

joining me now is albuquerque district attorney carrie bramberg.charging the two officers with murder. also with progress now in new mexico patrick davis who is himself a former police officer. district attorney bramberg how did you present this case? >> well we didn't present the case. what we did is we determined that there was probable cause, and that's a legal standard. and once we have probable cause, then we can proceed either by way of grand jury or by preliminary hearing, and we decided that transparency was of the utmost importance so we are going to go ahead and proceed by way of preliminary hearing. and that means that there will be somewhat of what we refer to as a mini trial, where we will present evidence and the defense will have a chance to cross-examine and present evidence they feel is relevant. a court will decide or a judge will decide what the appropriate charges will be, if any, to bind the officers over at the conclusion of the preliminary hearing. >> now, we've seen other district attorneys around the country faced with the

a wrongful death suit against levi, the city of albuquerque and members of the albuquerque police department a huge fishing expedition but would they catch anything? >>> levi's first testimony under oath and one of his girlfriends tells a new story of what happened the night he found his wife's body. >> he said my wife just died. i was in the shower and i heard the pop. introducing preferred rewards from bank of america the new banking rewards program that rewards our customers, every day. you'll get things like rewards bonuses on credit cards.... extra interest on a savings account... preferred pricing on merrill edge online trades and more... across your banking and investing get used to getting more. that's the power of more rewarding connections that's preferred rewards from bank of america. i have the worst cold with this runny nose. i better take something. dayquill cold and flu doesn't treat your runny nose. seriously? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough fights your worst cold symptoms plus your runny nose. oh, what a relief it is. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity po

we begin with albuquerque. why would anyone begin with albuquerque. are they going alphabetically? it is such a weird story when that happened on christmas eve. last week, round two, happened again, it was the same imagery, you can see begin. some of the same language. same stuff that was used in that attack on christmas eve, but the attack last tuesday, they also changed the banners. that all looks the same, the same language. and again on tuesday, when we got round two, again it is was the albuquerque news journal. when we got round two, we saw a random tv station in salsbury, maryland get attacked. when they got the froup that posed a weird message, and now it was now about new years. infideling, new year will make you suffer. that was posted on the website of the albuquerque news journal last week. even though the attackers managed to get their i love isis guy, and the pictures, they got all of that up there again, take over the twitter accounts and everything. when they tried to post this article on the albuquerque news journal website. they could not defeat the pay wall. so t

. >> albuquerque, new mexico, just after dawn on friday, march 9, 2012.sh cameras roll as state troopers race to interstate 40. >> we have a pursuit of an orange school bus. one tire is blown at this time. coming 65 miles per hour. >> outside the city, a man is speeding east in a stolen school bus straight toward the city line. >> albuquerque, be advise the end of the bus is kind of hanging off. >> the bus is stolen from this albuquerque bus yard. the suspect drives 80 miles west on i-40 to the city of grant. then turns around and heads back to albuquerque. >> is there any kids in that bus? >> negative, just the driver. >> as for now, we just know it's the one male driver, that's all we have. >> now, state, city, and county law enforcement are in hot pursuit, determined to stop the empty bus before it reaches albuquerque's early-morning rush hour. >> all units, the bus is going 85 miles per hour. >> the plan, stop the vehicle with spike belts, also known as stop sticks, strips of metal barbs designed to puncture tires. >> albuquerque, all units, 137, the

albuquerque, new mexico.past midnight, a 911 operator answers a caller who seems to be talking to someone else. >> how much gas are we going to put in, dave? i don't want to be in this truck anymore. >> she wasn't speaking to the operator. she was speaking to the third party. >> the operator suspects the woman is in danger and dispatches police. security footage at the flying-j truck stop shows officer aaron zwicky pulling in behind a parked car just as a man and woman are getting back into it. officer zwicky decides to act quickly before they leave. >> he asked me, what did i do wrong? i told him, i need to speak to you. >> they walked to the trunk where officer zwicky asks the man about a strange substance he noticed on the bumper. >> he stayed calm. he said he didn't know what the substance was. after i heard somebody pounding on the inside of the trunk, i told him to open the trunk and he turned like he was going toward the lock to open the trunk. >> the man makes a move toward the trunk. officer zwicky t

what are we supposed to make of this especially in the case of the albuquerque tea party? >> they filed their application december 29, 2009, here we are, they have had two or three different back and forths with the irs, they're right now trying to defend or explain activities that happened two, three years after they even made their initial application they have no idea why they're held up. there have been other groups that have been held up for four years that were just approved back in december and back in october, the albuquerque tea party who's been waiting longer say we don't know why we're still waiting nobody knows it's obviously why folks like senator cruz say maybe there's a better use for the irs employees. >> one of the excuses given to the albuquerque tea party group and others was of course that this was low level employees in ohio that were carrying out this targeting, that it had nothing to do with the higher p ups or even as far as the administration. they're not buying that, are they? >> not only are they not buying, they have letters their responses in t

this was the second time that someone broke into the albuquerque journal sites. on christmas eve a masked face in black and white appeared on the home page with the message "christmas will never be merry any longer." >>> about 3,500 companies are showing off their latest gadgets at this year's consumer electronics show in las vegas. this is a basket with a sensor and an -- a basketball with a sensor and app and tells you when to dribble faster. there's a baby thermometer monitor. new high definition tvs are super thin and curved inward for a more cina mac experience. the show opened yesterday with about 35 football fields of exhibit space. >> one of the reasons it's a big show is because everything you see here, the products that you're looking at, the glimpses you're getting are really a glimpse of the future. a lot of of the products are about to be introduce. much of what you see here you can't see anywhere else. >> security is another big theme. there is a deadbolt that allows you to open a door with your fingertip or your phone. that's super cool. and a smal

. >>> let's get a reid alort out of new mexico where two albuquerque police officers will face murder charges in the shooting death of a homeless man last march. amanda joins us with more on the case. tell bus this case. >> this is a very visceral case that came out of albuquerque, because we have the video to see how the officers handled the situation. the video was provided from an officer's helmet camera where we see 38 jeermd jerome floyd who was homeless and he was in a standoff with police that lasted for hours and he is holding a knife and just when he is turning his back to them is when they open fire. they fired off a total of six shots on him. and in the video, after he falls to the ground, is when you see the police sick their police dog on him it. was a visceral case that caused protests in albuquerque and puts into context where the shootings over michael brown's death sparked a nerve with the public. the department of justice was already investigating the albuquerque police and a month after this shooting they issued a scathing report after a 16-month long investigation

and richard berry is mayor of albuquerque, new mexico.s been at his city's helm since 2009 and was the city's first republican mayor in three decades. we welcome you both to the program. >> good evening. glad to be here. >> woodruff: mayor berry, let's start first with a question about the president's speech last night. what did you hear that you could support and what did you hear that you couldn't support? >> as a republican leader that takes pride in being able to work with the white house, there are things i heard that are exciting to me because we're working on those in our city. women's pay equity is important nationally. we're the first city in the country to put forward an incentive for our local companies to make that a priority. from the standpoint of taxing the capital gains, can support a middle class tax cut, but as a small business person myself with my wife and i having worked hard for 20 years to build a business, i think he's off with the capital gains tax because it will hurt those trying to create jobs in our country. >

. >> reporter: here's the view of from the driver's seat of an albuquerque city bus thursday morning,s it approaches a busy intersection thursday morning. other cameras onboard show the driver and her five passengers. notice the green light. and just a second later. watch again. police say the van runs a red light, crashes into the bus and forces it into a home. passengers are thrown from their seats. >> call 911! call 911! >> reporter: inside the house, a woman watching tv. >> all of a sudden, like the wall just came in and hit the couch, i got hit by a bus and nothing's broken. >> there are more than 60 vehicle-into-building crashes every day. more than 3600 injuries a year. almost 500 deaths. >> you guys okay? >> yes. >> reporter: in the aftermath of albuquerque crash, cameras even catch passengers and the driver helping each other. police say the van's driver will be cited for running a red light, causing a crash that somehow everyone survived. ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >>> when we come back tonight -- breaking news who says they might run for president again. >>> portions of

albuquerque, new mexico, has the lowest at $1.73. >> many in the bay area enjoyed the warm weather fromwo friends in a small plane decided to capture the sight from 10,000' in the air. look at this view. andrew and his buddy shot this with a gopro showing shots of san francisco the bay and marin county and maybe 20-degree bank turn. according to the "san francisco chronicle," he has a private pilots license to fly the cessna out of santa rosa >> the only time i have a view like that from 10,000' is jumping out of a plane. >> you did sky dive. why get that if the plane is flying ... i want to stay in it. >> the weather shows the slow warming taking over san jose. tomorrow is the cool spot with scattered showers. mid-60. by saturday sunday and monday we will be flirting with 70 again. thinking of the weekend although we just finished. scattered showers in the south with increasing clouds to the north los angeles and san diego and palm springs and possibility of rain and upper 60 to low 70s. money 60's through the central valley and 69 this monterey and 59 with in snow today in lake tahoe

new mexico yesterday, albuquerque was 58. if there's one spot in the country that's going to get winter weather in the days ahead it's northern new mexico. they are actually under winter storm watch. they are going to get heavy snow and wintry mess mixed in with that. that's pure snow. for much of the west we are quiet. we're going to stay quiet. here we are in the middle of the rainy season. it looks at least like another week with dry weather everywhere. hopefully the pattern may break down and change after that. it's status quo for now. temperatures kind of average with pacific air in place. 60 today in san francisco, l.a. a little cooler. more clouds have moved in but not any moisture with it. 68 l.a. 65. there's that change for albuquerque as the colder air moves in and also get to a rain any reporting station on these maps. so january thaw has been good for some not all. we're not bitter. >> that's true. thank you very much. >>> still ahead a new report about law enforcement secretly using radar devices plus the unwelco

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it's the first time albuquerque police involved in a shooting have faced murder charges. in new york city, a new report has found police have continued to use chokeholds like the one used against eric garner, even though they are banned by department policy. the report looked at 10 cases of banned chokeholds over the past five years. while a review board recommended the highest levels of punishment in nine of the cases, the most officers ever faced was a loss of vacation days. the lawmakers of new ascendant have advanced legislation to approve the keystone xl oil pipeline, despite a vow by president obama to veto it. a final vote is expected on friday. wisconsin republican congressmember paul ryan has announced he will not run for president in 2016. the former vice presidential candidate, known for promoting deep cuts in public spending says he wants to pay undivided attention to his new post as chair of the house ways and means committee. ryan's former running mate, 2012 republican presidential candidate mitt romney, has signaled he may run again and reportedly has begun

. >>> two police officers in albuquerque, new mexico will face murder charges in the shooting death ofe charges today. the albuquerque police department has one of the highest rates of police shootings in the entire country. this is the first time an officer has been charged. an attorney for one of the officers said he followed his training and likely saved his fellow officer's life. >>> president obama is speaking out on cyber security and what he wants company who are hacked to do. president obama called on congress to pass the personal data notification and protection act. would it require u.s. companies to alert customers within 30 days if there is a breach that compromises the personal information. >> we're proposing to close loopholes in the law. >> the bill would also give consumers more control of what personal information companies can collection and how they use that data. the president is proposing another bill bans companies from selling information collected from students. >>> it is another record year for enrollment applications at uc berkeley. according to the president,

. >> heidi, is the albuquerque police taking any steps to keep these incidents from happening again? >> indeed many force steps due to the community outcry following boyd's killing as well as a department of justice investigation in april. widespread pattern of excessive force on this police department in violation of the constitution. 27 people have been killed by albuquerque police since 2010, many more than of cities of comparable size. boyd's incident is the only one that has elicited responses currently in the approval process david. >> heidi zhou-castro in dallas, heidi, thank you. >>> an inspector general has found flaws in the disciplinary procedure used against officers in excessive force. either not disciplined for using a choke hold or a minimal like loss of vacation time. the inspector general did not examine the case of eric garner who died after being placed in a choke hold. >>> many of the city city of detroit's you in workers were not involved in the process live in the motor city next. >>> we'll return to latte the island nation where a lot of residents are still str

welcome back from albuquerque, new mexico lee ann roberts.cheers and applause] thank you for being here. >> oh, i'm so glad to be here. >> oh, my goodness. you are doing amazing. >> thank you. >> $48,500 in your bank. >> wow. >> listen, what will you do when you win the million? >> well, one thing i'd love to do--i love to travel, and i would love to do some voluntourism, which is basically going somewhere and helping some people in need, and that would just be so fun. >> well, look. you've raised kids and you've given your money to 'em, i'm sure and now, you're talking about giving your money away somewhere else. what will you do for you? >> well, one thing i would love to do-- we live in the high desert. our backyard is basically just sand. and i would love to do some landscaping out there and put in some trees and just make it look nice. >> you gonna o

very active radar from dallas to albuquerque. carefully traveling along i-40. we are expecting 3 to 6 inches of snow. 39 for the big apple. the windy city tops 36 with sunshine overhead. look at the storm system across the gulf of mexico. this is going to produce 3 to 5 inches from texas through the carolinas. as we look to friday night and saturday we have the potential for the big snowstorm. a nor'easter for new york city and washington. the exact path of the storm still uncertain with some models indicating anywhere between 2 and 4 inches of snow for the big cities and as little as a light dusting. either way you look at it christine and john, we will monitor this storm very closely. back to you. >> thank you. we know you will be watching. >>> a new terror warnings. suspects on the run in the paris terror attacks. they could return to kill again. we are live in paris with very new developments next. >>> welcome back. france is rolling out measures aimed at keeping the country safe from terror. french prime minister is announcing what he calls exceptional mea

despuÉs en el hospital convirtiÉndose en la vÍctima mortal nÚmero 27 de 47 casos reportados en albuquerquesesinada por recibir tres disparos por la espalda, es parte de la evidencia utilizada por la fiscal. por primera vez en la historia de ser contado, dos agentes tendrÁn que responder por sus acciones. >> segÚn el abogado, la decisiÓn de la fiscal de presentar recargos por homicidio es una decisiÓn terrible. en el caso ya estÁ involucrado el departamento de justicia de la naciÓn quien investiga ese cuartel policial desde el aÑo pasado bajo sospechas del uso de fuerza excesivo. invirtieran de forma exhausta para determinar si hubo o no una violaciÓn. en ambas instancias, los oficiales acusados de usar fuerza excesiva fueron absueltos de cargos y los juicios fueron hermÉticos. >> como el gran jurado es un procedimiento secreto, en este caso el veredicto serÁ hecho por un juez y todo el proceso se harÁ pÚblico. >> el departamento de justicia tiene un representante en el cuartel de policÍa, supervisando esta investigaciÓn. por lo pronto >> impresiÓn de las imÁgenes. >> serios problemas con l

the two pilots, one from albuquerque, until, and one from russia call themselves two eagles and help to break the record of 137 straight hours in a gas balloon set 36 years ago. they would break a distance record too, of 5,200 miles. last check they traveled over 2,000 miles in total and are not sure where they are going do land. it could be anywhere from canada to next coe depending on the winds. >> between japan and the west coast, that is not where the storm is bringing. -- is brewing. >> no, it is over the baja, we are in the upper 60's headed to the weekend. the 70's will return to places like san jose and we are starting off as cool as we will get and we are still above average in the mid-60's. here is the storm bringing rain to los angeles and san diego with temperatures in the upper 60's to let 70s and palm springs at 66. increasing sunshine through the central valley. dry is 59 in lake tahoe. >> no slowing through emeryville or berkeley with 10 minute delay up to the toll plaza and beyond the metering lights everything is moving along without problems in san francisco. we ta

and they realize paul will have to bring it to albuquerque. but bill is in charge so said we have a version of basic but instead says he is paul allen to make his voice deeper and says if you walk through the door with a you have it. so then paul fleiss to albuquerque. they make the first of two good deals. but we get to license it. does that sound familiar? so that becomes the standard >> that that anecdote pretend you are meet to talk to the guy on the phone is very telling. there is another anecdote earlier when they were young boys working in seattle there were four of them. they get a contract that paul allen becomes convinced not bill gates but they get halfway through and discover they cannot do it so allen calls gates to say we are in trouble the and you have to come back. want to read this because it is so interesting and gates says okay but i will be in charge. and it will be hard to deal with me unless i am in charge. if you put me in charge i.m. in charge of this and anything else we do. >> and the rest is history. >> that is an in

just a few weeks ago we opened the interchange at paseo del norte and i-25 in albuquerque. it was funded, in part, with state money, that leveraged federal and local dollars, a true partnership. we can complete large projects, of similar magnitude, in every corner of the state. i propose that we allocate at least $180 million of infrastructure money over the next three years for major highway construction projects across new mexico. [applause] even more critical to building a strong foundation for our economy is our workforce. are they well educated? can they read? did they graduate? are they capable of holding the jobs of tomorrow? because if they are all these things, they are employable. there is no question they will be able to create a brighter future for themselves and their families no question they can seize the american dream, and no question they can fulfill the desire in each of us to see our kids have it better than we did. i firmly believe that education is the road that will lead out of poverty for each new mexico child, for each struggling family, and for our

. >>> we have new dramatic video of a truck smashing into a bus in albuquerque, new mexico. it comes up and slams into the side. the driver is thrown through the windshield during the impact. police say the driver of the truck ran a red light. no passengers were on the bus. both drivers suffered minor injuries. as you saw there the bus driver was not wearing a seat belt. >> two men are on the loose after aattacking and robbing a man inside a wendy's at 11th and walnut. the robber stabbed the 21-year-old victim in the stomach and the leg and ran off with the cell phone. >>> delaware officials are proposing to lock doors in delaware schools from both sides and it could keep out intruders. it bill carries a price tag of $4 million based on an estimate of $300 per door for 13,000 doors. the wilmington lawmakers want all new school construction to include intruder alarms and bullet proof glass. >> freshly fallen snow helps police in the midwest to catch a criminal. >>> a bucks county teen who fought to play with the boys in the catholic league is outraged now that the archdiocese

a prosecutor filed the charges against these two officers who shot and killed a homeless man in albuquerques say the man was mentally ill and holding two small knives. the incident was captured on police video, and we warn you, the video is graphic. >> the video that follows is too disturbing to show. as press -- as police release a dog on the man's body. the lawyer for one of the officers called the charges not justified. the lawyer for the other says they're a shame. you know, much of the same thing there from both lawyers. i guess have different takes on this murder charge. faith, let's start with you. >> well, when you look at this case, look at the context of what's been going on with the albuquerque police keydepartment. this is one of the police departments the justice department decided to investigate because of the allegations of excessive use of force by the police. last year, rev, in april, the justice department released its findings of this police department. it said that they did use excessive force, and sometimes fatal force all too often and that there was a complete lack of

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. >>> amazing video is used for bus drivers in albuquerque, new mexico. a pickup truck crashed into a bus after running a red light and moments later you can see the bus hop a car smashed into a highway sign. check this out from another angle, inside the bus the collision knocked the bus driver out of the his seat and he was not wearing his seatbelt. somehow he suffered only minor injuries with the driver in the truck. the bus was empty at time. >> the oakland zoo recycling christmas clear. a local lot donated left over christmas trees which are used for special treats for the animals. the small pines are snacks for the giraffes and zebras and camels, with good difficulties in the streets for baboons and otters to find in "smell and seek." and monkeys use them for swinging to copy their habitat. >> 4:54. mike has the forecast. >>> we will zoom to livermore the "pick" city for what to expect during average january. i start at and warm to 59 and 40 by end of the month, the extremes are 18 and 77 and nearly 2.75" of rain and the most is 12.5" of rain. away t

the same group targeted the albuquerque journal in new mexico. they threaten more cyber attacks on both businesses and private citizens across the country. >>> one man is in the hospital tonight after a dc police officer accidentally shoots him in a barbershop while chasing down several robbery suspects. this one happened in the 2300 block of martin luther king jr. avenue. and surae chinn joins us live at the scene to explain how this happened. >> reporter: well police have wrapped up its investigation and the barbershop behind me is back open tonight and what happened was a police officer's bullet went through that barbershop door hitting a patron. that victim is going to be okay, but that gunfire was on this busy street and a school just around the corner. >> it is ridiculous this is happening so close to the school zone. >> reporter: police opened fire on the suspects and accidentally shot an innocent bystander in the barbershop. >> they should be more careful shooting. don't be shooting into a crowd. if that guy didn't shoot at him, he should

. >> two police officers from albuquerque, new mexico, are facing murder charges for shooting a knife. one officer fired a stun grenade. when he debate respond, the officer shot him. that man later died. seven more cases of measles have been linked to disney theme parks in california. according to california department of public health 26 people in four different states have now contracted the illness. the patients reportedly visited the disney parks between december 15th and 20th. this one just kills me. it is a love story 20 years in the making. a minnesota couple married after meeting as flower girl and ring bearer when they were only three years old. >> super cute then. pretty cute now, too. >> only 22 definitely still cute. the lovebirds reunited in high school. they kept a long distance relationship in college. while neither bride or groom remembers their first walk down the aisle, hopefully last weekend's walk is one they will never forget. >> what a story. >>> a legal battle over two of martin luther king's pricedzed possessions. the civil rights son suing their sister for the

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so far as the forecast rainfall totals go possibility of hall an inch in albuquerque. snow in the higher elevations and heavy rain around the gulf coast. much of the west is quiet. that changes thursday friday saturday. up in the northwest att, temperatures are chilly. spokane today, the high around freezing. >> much of the west remains dry. but california does have a chance for rain coming up in three or four days. maybe things will change. >> hopefully so. bill thank you very much. >>> now to new details on why social media might be the worst thing for your marriage. >>> plus want to get that irs tax refund in cash? go to walmart. we'll bring you the details next. introducing preferred rewards from bank of america the new banking rewards program that rewards our customers, every day. you'll get things like rewards bonuses on credit cards.... extra interest on a savings account... preferred pricing on merrill edge online trades and more... across your banking and investing get used to getting more. that's the power of more rewarding connections that's preferred reward

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. >>> two police officers in albuquerque, new mexico face murder charges this morning. s.w.a.t.eam member dominique perez and former detective keith sandy are accused in the march shooting death of james boyd. the mentally ill homeless man wielded a knife, but video appears to show him surrendering. the incident sparked violence protests and brought new scrutiny to a department already under investigation. >>> newly released dashcam video shows the emotional reaction of a montana police officer moments after shooting and killing an unarmed man. >> i thought he was going to pull a gun on me. >> maybe he was. maybe he was. jesus, grant. you survived. >> a jury saw that video and derp determined that grant morrison was justified in the shooting. the billings police officer shot 38-year-old richard ramirez three times. ramirez was high on meth during the traffic stop. morrison said he believed the man was reaching for a gun. in 2013 he was cleared in another fatal shooting. >>> pope francis is beginning a week-long tour of asia arriving this morning in sri lanka. at the airport in c

these are the first criminal charges filed against a albuquerque police officer in a shooting in the line of duty. the internal watchdog saying the democratic waived off discipline in new york city in chokehold cases, most officers receiving only departmental training and review. >> consumers could get new protection against hacking. president obama will speak he to the federal trade commission calling for new legislation requiring companies to in form customers within a month if their information has been leaked. it comes in the wake of recent high profile breaches at target, home depot and niemann marcus. >> the supreme court could decide whether to take up cases involving same-sex marriage. fewer cases from ohio, tennessee, michigan, kentucky and louisiana all states banning gay weddings. we go to lisa stark live in washington this morning. are the justices likely to take up the cases? >> the court decided not to take up some cases earlier this session. in the fall, they he passed on some cases where courts struck down gay marriage bans. now there's a split at the appeals court le

sitting on your couch watching tv and this happens. [ explosion ] >> a city bus drove through an albuquerqueer colliding with a van in a nearby intersection. the van had just run a red light. the bus driver and the passengers had to be taken to the hospital but they will be okay. the van driver suffered a concussion and a broken leg. the bus driver saw it coming. she turned it to the right before it slammed into the side of the bus. the woman inside the house says she ended up against the wall. she will be okay but the house sustained a lot of damage. >>> as for the next story, close, but no cigar. that is what elon musk had to say about losing an expensive rocket at sea >> the company successfully launched a fresh load of supplies to the international space station this morning but an attempt to land the leftover booster on an ocean barge? it didn't go so well. it came down too hard and it broke apart. space x is trying to find a way to reuse its rockets to cut the cost of private space flight. >>> well, rain is threatening to put a damper on tomorrow's golden globe awards. producers are pu

a van ran a red light at an intersection in albuquerque slamming into the front of the bus. passenger yelled to alert the driver. she spun the wheel to avoid another car but crashed into a home with a woman inside. >> all of a sudden the wall just came in and hit the couch, because i was against the wall and got hit. and it threw me off. i had been thrown on the floor, so i started crawling because i just thought something was going to smack my head. >> she was shaken up but will be ok. five passengers inside the bus were thrown on impact. they, along with the bus driver were hospitalized. >>> at the big board now, unbelievable threat of caught on camera. a fedex worker pulled up to a home and delivered misery to family by stealing their dog and then driving off. the story does have a happy ending. here is how it all played out. k-9 kidnapping look at this fedex driver pulling up in front of thp houston home but instead of leaving a package taking something precious the two bulldogs. and wednesday afternoon they noticed they were missing from the backyard and searched the ne

albuquerque getting snow. that almost head over to the texas panhandle. 19 in tahoe. 39 sacramento. 34 ukiah. and then again any fog will be favor areas to the east. it looks like patchy fog maybe but that is it. otherwise sunny and mild. highs today will be in the 60s for everybody. sunny, morning fog. be it looks like a very quiet pattern. we'll have a system moving in on the weekend. it will give us partly to mostly cloudy skies but it does not look like it will be any rain. >> are you as frustrated as others? >> here's the problem. january is usually the wettest month. and the last three years in san francisco it has been a half inch, .49, .06 so you are seeing declining on the wettest month. if we don't get any rain this year, it has never happened in san francisco in january. >> yeah it's not looking too good. >> it is not. >>> 4:51 is the time. we may not know why the chicken crossed the road, but i'm sure we can agrow crossing the road is not in the best interest of the chicken. especially if that road

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drivers had to cope with whiteout conditions and even thunder snow east of albuquerque. >>> the storm broke records in the amarillo area leaving every inch of the city covered in white but the plows quickly cleaned things up. the same system on the move and it could be a dangerous weekend in the northeast. accuweather's justin povick has the latest. good morning, justin. >> thank you. the southeast looking to end the work p workweek on wet and in some cases stormy note. interstate 10 expecting a couple thunderstorms. low pressure strengthens as it heads east/northeast. upstate of north carolina and as rain eventually encounters colder air over the middle atlantic states expecting it to mix and change over to some wet snow. mountains of west virginia especially northbound into maryland and southern pennsylvania looking at the potential for a couple to several inches of snow and potentially even more getting in toward boston and then the cold returns after the storm departs to close out the month of january. reena and t.j. back to you. >> the mother of one of the japanese hostages held