pocket of the backpack. ? and they actually recovered the bullet from inside -- >> they recovered the bull fret the side pocket of my backpack. >> gosh, you were lucky. >> yeah. >> so you were shot at, almost hit. then what happened? >> and then the same man -- and this man is the guy that i think saved so many of us, who, whichever bystander was near the conveyor belt, he called out later saying stay down, he's still here. there was a point where people were getting up to walk away and he yelled out again he's coming back. and so there was some guide off in the near distance that i couldn't see, you know, that was coaching us through what we needed to do. there were several dozen of us on the floor there. then there was a certain point where law enforcement came and kind of dissipated the scene. so i was walking around the airport for several minutes with that bull net my backpack not even knowing that it was there. until later after they were searching me. >> do you have a sense of how long this shooting wen

i was wearing a backpack on both shoulders.we went to the floor i just, you know, i dropped, and the backpack was still on my back. and i was turned in such a way where at one point, when the shooter shot towards mytr direction, there were several other people around me, there was a bullet that ricocheted, and i did not know this until after the, and it was only when i went to the bathroom to check myself out, that the bullet hit my laptop, and then when i gave my bag over to the fbi for investigation, they saw the bullet in the pocket of my backpack. >> that's incredible. so your laptop saved your life. your laptop stopped the bullet. >> the bullet and the fabric of the backpack. it was on the ground, like a tortoise, you know, with the backpack on me, the way it ricocheted into my back, that would have been my back. >> we're showing a picture of the laptop. it looked like it was hit in the corner or the side. >> caller: yep, and the strange thing, too, is that in the rush to get off the plane, i just kind of shoved my laptop

>> the backpack saved my life.was wearing a backpack on both shoulders and then when we went to the floor, i just -- i dropped and the backpack was still on my back. and it was turned in such a way that at one point when the shooter shot towards my direction, there were several other people around me, there was a bullet that ricocheted. and i did not know this until after -- until much later. i felt something hit my back and i craned around and i thought -- because the luggage was still coming. so there was luggage that was falling on top of me, too. and i thought it was just luggage at that time. and it was only later that when i went to the bathroom to check myself out that the bullet had entered my backpack, hit my laptop and then later when i gave my back over to the fbi for investigation, they found the bullet in the pocket of my backpack. >> that is incredible. so your laptop saved your life. your laptop stopped the bullet. >> the laptop and i believe the fabric of the backpack. so the laptop, plastic casing,

i was wearing a backpack on my shoulders, and when we went to the floor, i dropped, and the backpack still on my back. and i was turned in such a way where at one point, when the shooter shot towards my direction, there were several other people around me, there was a bullet that ricocheted, and i did not know this until after the, until much later. i felt something hit my back, and i, i craned around, and i thought it was, there was luggage still coming, so there was luggage falling on top of me, too. so i thought it was luggage at that time, and it was only later when i went to the bathroom to check myself out, that the bullet had entered my backpack, hit my laptop, and then later when i gave my bag over to the fbi for investigation, they found the bullet in the pocket of my backpack. >> that's incredible. so your laptop saved your life. the laptop stopped the bullet. >> the laptop and i believe, too, the fabric of the backpack. all of that combination, because since i was on the ground like a, you know, like a tortoise with the backpack on me, the way it ricocheted into my back, t

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this backpack kept this skiers from being trap add live in 2012. and this wasn't how he was planning to start his morning. and is urging others to stay safe out there. >> and that life saving backpack almost didn't happen. tom's dad telling abc news that the family gave him his backpack as an early birthday gift and needless to say they are so glad they didn't wait to give him the present on his actual birthday which is sunday. >> it is a balancing act like we've never seen before. coming up next, two brothers go head to head, literally. we'll show you if they make it up the top of all of those stairs just like >>> welcome back. we do want to warn you the deadline to enroll in cover california is the end of the month. so tomorrow the agents will be here at abc 7 to answer your covered california questions and get you started on enrollment. hosted by michael finney and 7 on your side. our phone lines are open from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. and you could get answers on facebook and twitter if you use the #ask finney. >> and iconic eatery is closing its doors

i'm saying. >> if it's a backpack he could do like -- >> why is the play book in the backpack at media day. >> why? >> this will be the head coach of 49ers. >> i he can see it. >> what happens in the game. >> the patriots will win that's irrelevant. i'm saying why does he have the play book in backpack at media day r someday. >> did it say his name and ep get it returned to him. >> it's a lot of questions to be honest tucker. >> i don't have that many questions. i have weather to talk about. >> washington. cold temperatures to start the day. dress accordingly it's cloudy and cold out there. and even a few snowflakes and showers off north. most is not touching ground. i throw it out there you might encounter light snow showers moving through. this have a warm front. you think daytime eyes later today would be near 50 and turning partly sunny and pleasant afternoon. let me mention breezes they'll be with us much of the day. xwreezy day. #morning meme not too late to send me morning meme. >> i got a great idea bay backpack. >> oh, yeah. >> i'll work on that now. >> erin, good morning. >>

my backpack. it absolutely sedy life, the laptop, case and the backpack all together. >> richard, as you mentioned, the suspect, esteban santiago, facing federal charges that could carry the death penalty if convicted. he is expected in court tomorrow morning to face a federal magistrate. and right now the investigation continues. we can also report that, according to federal law enforcement sources, the gun that was used in the shooting is believed to be the same weapon that, late last year when santiago went to the fbi office in alaska to complain, in his words that, the government was controlling his mind, forcing him to watch isis videos, he was sent to a health agency after that. they held on to the weapon and later returned it. officials now believe that was the same weapon used in friday's shooting. >> gabe gutierrez there in florida for us this hour. >>> former nypd sergeant, look at the video for me. we're just getting this in. what can you glean from it that will help us understand what

time they see something it goes in to the backpack.eal with those things pretty soon the backpack gets very heavy and starts to weigh them down. >> i always tell my crew, every once in a while open up that backpack. do it with a hand, a therapist, someone and just take out one of those issues and deal witht. >> reporter: that's what he is trying to do now by talking about the bodies of the young people that he saw during those three inside the hous and how their familiesin now. >> just so sorry. just -- my heart goes out to you. i wish that this never happened and -- i'm just so sorry. >> and that was frank reporting. yesterday oakland mayor issued an order aimed to improve building safety after the fire. under that order owners of building that are not zoned for residential use will have 60 days to bring them up to code. the only exceptions building was hazards that are considered life threatening. the mayor wants a city council to approve an emergency ordinance to strengthen tenant protections and protect artists being evicted. if yo

sits his child down and his backpack suddenly starts shooting flares. >> whoa!jetpack! >> fireworks. >> aye-yi-yi. >> he says he thinks he packed his backpack too tightly with the fireworks and a sparkler was set off. shot right into that lady's face. off the bus, taken to the hospital for injuries. both of her cheeks were burned. >> i would not expect fireworks to spontaneously go off in your backpack. >> i know. what were you storing next to it? how hot did it get and for the sparks to come out of the bag like that. >> it's all up in the air. the thing is, this guy won't receive a fine or any other consequences. >> sadly, just a terrible accident. >>> this next incident wasn't intention either. a woman in turkey walking down an icy slope. >> holy cow! >> she slips. the truck slides into her and takes her about 30 feet. >> seems like the front wheels it locked. pushing her instead of returning over her. >> couple that with the ice. maybe provided a glide. maybe that softened the bloenchts when folks see what's going on they run to help her. she admits as walkin

luckily, shanahan's backpack was returned to him after a reporter accidentally took his backpack. >>>and in statement released yesterday by sheldon adelson on the las vegas stadium, the oakland raiders came before the las vegas stadium authority last week with a proposed lease agreement that has sent shockwaves throughout the community. he reportedly told the las vegas stadium authority board earlier this month they had a new partner lined up, goldman sachs, regardless of whether adelson remained in the picture. >>> and finally, the st. louis cardinals are paying the price for the former scout director chris coria who hacked into the drafting base. the cardinals must pay $2 million and surrender their two highest draft picks to the astros. he will also be placed in major league baseball's permanent ineligible list. >> i don't know about the atlanta playbook story. >>> still ahead, we have details on the two men believed to be the top contenders for supreme court. >>> plus, we have the latest on george h.w. bush's battle with pneumonia. we'll be right back. by simply enjoying it. boost

and the backpack was still on my back. it was turned in such a way where at one point when the shooter shot toward my direction, there was several other people around me. there was a bullet that ricochetted and i did not know this until much later. i felt something hit my back. i crane around and i -- because the luggage was still coming so there was luggage that was falling on top of me too. i thought it was just luggage at that time. it was only later when i checked myself out that the bullet had entered my backpack, hit my laptop, and then later when i gave my bag over to the fbi for investigation, they found the bullet in the pocket of my backpack. >> scary details when you hear something like that. we did try to talk to a hospital spokes person. they told us we'd probably be getting more information from the police. obviously they just had that news conference. i have talked to other people around the area who were stranded last night and had no place to stay. starting to have a ripple effect throughout the community.

crew, every once in a while, open up that backpack.it with a friend, do it with a therapist, do it with somebody, and just take out one of those issues, and start to deal with it. >> reporter: that's exactly what lieutenant tate is trying to do about th bodies those young people he saw during those three days at the warehouse. >> my heart goes out to you. i wish that this never happened, and i'm just so, so sorry. >> such difficult work what they do, and it struck me when he said i have to turn something off inside of me, but it affects me. just curious, why did he want to talk publicly about this? >> there are several reasons. one is he wanted people to know what first responders do. he wanted people to have a real understanding of what it's like to go into a building like that, and to help recover bodies. also, his backpack is very heavy. he would be the first to admit that. he's hoping by talking about it, it will lighten the load a little bit. and finally, perhaps most importantly, he's hoping by him talking maybe other firefighter

the victim should not be wearing a backpack in the first place. >> it's okay to use a backpack skiing, before you get on the chair-lift take it off and set it on your lap and don't wear it when you are riding the chair-lift. he competes all over the world balancing high over the ground on narrow ropes skills he used at just the right time. >>> high above the earth astronauts are taking a space walk to energy the international space station. they ventured out this morning and connecting some fancy new batteries. and she now ties the record for the most space walks by a woman at able 56 the world's oldest and most experienced space woman ever. >>> coming up on "action news" at noon, a baby crib that rocks a crying infant back to sleep. the new digital parenting product when "action news" continues. looks like we're still a man short. not anymore. gus! the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. let's hit the ice. whoaaa! take the shot! (buzzer) that shot was one in a million. so's this. all the money millionaire edition, new from the pennsylvania lottery. with five top prizes of a

without the backpack and without the backpack without my laptop and the case and the plastic case, thethrough my shoulder blades. >> so lucky to have that laptop and a couple of minutes we'll explore why santiago who did have a history of mental health issues was able to have a gun in the first place. >> first, though, moments ago i spoke with mike and alina starobinsky. they were inside that airport with their children when shots were fired. mike, let me start with you, if i might. what did you do when you heard the gunfire? >> it was a surreal situation. we were just kind of looking down up on one of the victims with a woman sitting right next to him. >> alina, as you were looking down at this victim and the woman who was trying to help, what were you seeing play out there? >> it looked like he was fainting and bleeding severely and they just said that they were trying to hide, i guess, behind the corner, and she just sat down, and she just started screaming help, help, and we were on top on the balcony, and we couldn't help with anything. >> so you were actually, alina, shouting med

my backpack. >> five people were killed in friday's shooting. the fbi released a statement saying it cannot confirm the video's authenticity. >>> today, the four men arrested in a federal probe into the prince georges county liquor the board directorhbl spots care act will play a big part on capitol hill. a lose. actress meryl streep used her time to accept an award to call out the future leader of the free world. >>> more insulting than gift getting stiffed on the tip, what one waitress says she found on the receipt left by one of her customers the. >>> standing ovations are not new on broadway, but one audience member erupted for someone not >>> it might look pretty out with two wake-up wraps for $3. wraps all shaky. frigid start. not a wind, but what wind we have makes a big difference. it feels like 11 degrees right now in the district. annapolis, still feeling like 9. fredericksburg feels like 8 degrees. the rivet of the area feeling like the teens. mid 20s way.he best taking a look at virginia, 66 and 95, everything looking good, as well.

. >> it was the laptop, the plastic casing, and the type of backpack that i had. the best thank you gift i ever got in my life. >> reporter: nine victims were admitted here for treme. reena, one victim was released today. >> ninan: omar, thank you. the fort lauderdale shootings could reopen the debate on flying with firearms. tony dokoupil has more on this story. >> reporter: flying with firearms is legal and routine in america. but this may be the first time an attacker checked his weapon before flying. and then used it to shoot people at his destination when he landed. the transportation security agency allows firearms and ammunition in checked luggage only and strictly prohibits them in carry-on bags. federal agents confiscated a record number of guns at airport checkpoints in 2016, more than 3,3000, most of them loaded. >> what we decided to protect in america is the flight itself. >> reporter: ron hosko is former assistant director of the f.b.i. >> i think the airlines are recognizing that there are plenty of americans who want to protect themselves on the in

his backpack strap got caught around his neck...nd was cutting off his circulatio >>> a man dangled from a colorado chair lift. his backpack strap got caught around his neck cutting off his circulation. a friend rescued him. ski patrol tossed him a knife to cut the backpack. the man then falls to safety. >> he fell about, you know, 10, 11 feet into the powder. and the patrol immediately jumped on him all eight of them. cpr, resuscitation, um, and he started breathing again. >> he did a great job. he was taken to the hospital managed to escape with only a few broken ribs and a sore neck. >>> a convicted killer in california is the first u.s. inmate to receive a state funded sex reassignment surgery. attorneys say 57-year-old shiloh heavenly had the surgery at a san francisco hospital yesterday. she had been living as a woman in a men's prison. california prison officials agreed in 2015 to pay for the surgery. the person was convicted of first-degree murder, kidnapping and robbery back in the '80s when the person was known as rodney.

without the backpack and without the backpack without my laptop and the case and the plastic case thethrough my shoulder blades. >> so lucky to have that and a couple of minutes we'll explore why santiago who did have was able to have a gun in the first place. >> first, though, moments ago i spoke with mike and alina starobinsky. they were inside that airport with their children when shots were fired. alina, as you were looking down at this victim and the woman who was trying to help, what were you seeing play out there? >> it looked like it was bleeding severely and they said they were trying to hide, i guess and behind the corner and she's just sat down and she just started screaming help, help, and we were on top on the balcony and we couldn't help with anything. >> mike, to be there with your children in such an insecure and tense situation, what was that like? >> you know what, as soon as somebody shouted shots fired i grabbed them of the it was just one of those flight situation. i just took them and alina was outside. my father-in-law was outside. i did not see a shooter becaus

. >> reporter: steve his ace backpack saved his ricochetted and went in my backpack through the small opening, hit my laptop, and went through my backpack. >> reporter: court documents allege 26-year-old esteban santiago told investigators he planned the attack, buying a one-way ticket from anchorage, though it's not clear why he chose ft. lauderdale. in november, the iraq war veteran was admitted to a mental health center in alaska after telling fbi agents he was hearing voices and that the government was controlling his mind, making him watch isis videos. santiago's brother in puerto rico says the system failed him. today on "meet the press" defense secretary ash carter said the u.s. has not done enough to help veterans deal with mental health issues. >> we keep learning more about how to deal with this kind of illness. we are going to learn more and we need to do more as we learn more, absolutely. >> reporter: att. today, long lines and a swarm of security, as cleanup crews work to reopen the area, with t where the rampage unfolded. federal law enforcement sources tell nbc news the

this boy got his backpack stuck in the chair at the sun dance mountain resort in utah.e is okay but take a look at your screen. nearly two weeks ago, a nearly identical situation unfolded there after another boy got his backpack caught. after that incident, sun dance urged everyone to prepare before getting off the lift. they say you should start wriggling to make sure you're not caught on anything. >> maybe just no more backpacks. >>> one of the state's largest dams will have to release more water because of the rain northern california has been getting, several inches of rain expected in the sacramento area next week. folsom dam will release about double the amount of water they had planned to prevent the dam from overflowing. they says the water release is part of a delicate balance to prevent flooding but to keep adequate water storage for the drier months. >>> live doppler 7 zoomed down to street level. up in i-80 corridor, you can s some moderate rain just moved through there so look for some ponding on 4 and 80 through there. the rain stretches all the way down t

my backpack. it absolutely saved my life. >> so again, these are federal charges. this is a federal court. so far he doesn't face any state charges, any counts of murder from the state, for example. but as i said as well, those charges, if convicted, carry the possibility of the death penalty. >> jacob, those images of the death saving laptop are incredible. i want to go to marianna. talk to us about the condition of those people hospitalized. some are still in critical condition, right? >> reporter: that's right. i just got off the phone with a hospital spokesperson who confirm two of the five people remain in critical condition. an additional two patients were discharged last night and today we're learning more about the names and lives of those who wouldn't survive. olga, an 84-year-old great grandmother who was on her way to celebrate her husband, ralph's 90th birthday. the couple was married 50 years. her husband did survive. >> and a couple headed for a cruise. and virginia beach grandfather

i later found out there was a bullet that ricocheted and entered my backpack. without the backpack, without my laptop in the case, the bullet would have gone through me. kimberly: heavily armed swat teams rushed to the scene. under arrest, 26-year-old asked upon santiago, who surrendered without a struggle. fbi agents a last november the next army reservist walked into the anchorage office agitated and incoherent. santiago made statement's about mind control and was taken to a mental health facility. >> there is currently no indication mr. santiago was working with other individuals in the plans carried out yesterday. watching if you were the tarmac for hours. the airport rain at about 85% today, passengers waiting in long lines, some of which curved outside the building. a few flights got to the district. anna-lysa gayle picks up our coverage from the newsroom. was it tough for them to go back today? anna-lysa: certainly, kimberly. the passengers arrive today at 6 p.m. from a jetblue flight directly from fort lauderdale, many of them tired from the delays they

this happen on monday at the sundance ski resort here the boy was wearing a backpack when it got caught the left as he was getting off. ski patrol saw what happened and quickly sprang into action doing everything they could to help the boy.>> we were all very concerned, not only that he would drop that perhaps his backpack could be strangling him. he was doing the right things, getting less weight off of him, getting his poles away so that if he did fall he would not be impaled. >> he definitely used quick thinking to help himself out, the ski patrol grabbed a long letter and managed to climb up and pull him to safety, he was not injured, this is the second time in two weeks that a backpack got caught in the chairlift leaving it tingling. guess are encouraged to remove their backpacks before getting on the left. >>> fiat chrysler is pulling the cover off its new self driving vehicle at the car show in las vegas and they are catering to millennial's the one selfies. it has plug imports for every passenger and the car can take a group shot of everyone in the vehicle and send it to everyon

dad: i don't know how he finds anything in his backpack. son: i can't find my backpack. dad and son: finally, we found his [my] assignment. dad: he rushed through it. i wonder if he even learned anything. son: i wasn't going to get it right so i just wanted to get back to playing my video game. at least i'm good at that. dad: i couldn't even read his handwriting. son: holding the pencil makes my hand hurt. dad: i know he's bright. son: why is it so hard for me? dad: he's just got to try a little harder. son: i'm trying as hard as i can. narrator: when you can see learning and attention issues from their side, you can be on their side. that's why there's understood.org, a free online resource for the parents of the 1 in 5 kids with learning and attention issues. here you'll get personalized recommendations, practical tips, daily access to experts and more. go from misunderstanding to understood.org i mess around in the garage. i want to pay more to file my taxes. i want my tax software to charge me at the last second. paying $60 to file my taxes was the highlight of my da

a bullet ricocheted and entered my backpack.d laptop and plastic case, the bullet would have gone through my shoulder blade. >> swat teams race today the scene. under arrest 26-year-old santiago who threw down the gun without a struggle. previously he walked in saying the government forced him to use mind control. >> terminal two is open as airlines work to get thousands of air travelers to their destinations. the suspected gunman is expected to be in court monday. >> president elect trump is renewing his call for better relations with russia. that's what he said in a tweet one day after intelligence leaders said russia meddled on trump's behalf. today he said only stupid people would think that not improving relations have russia would be a bad thing. >> the county aviation unit used a infrared system to find a missing person. ground crews found the woman and she was not injured. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fe

car including hair found on a rope and prosecutors say torres' dna was found on her clothing and backpack tossed near a shed not far from her house. the petition revealing dirt stains and beads from the road were found on sierra's jeans indicating that she had likely been dragged. >> the idea that you can go five years without a trial and get to this point and still have the defense attorneys asking for continuances we should have been at this point three or four years ago. >> search volunteers packed the courtroom. prosecutors will rely on dna evidence since sierra's body has never been found. he says defense attorneys will likely cast deaths on murder prosecution calling sierra a missing person or a runaway. >> what the d.a. needs to do is establish through anecdotal evidence by calling sierra's mom and friends. this is not a girl to run away. not a girl that would not communicate with her mom. >> opening statements are expected to continue tomorrow morning with the defense likely to start some time in the afternoon. if convicted garcia torres could face the death penalty. a decision si

i was wearing a backpack before it became fashionable to wear backpacks.in this backpack i had two books. i thought we were going to be arrested and go to jail so i wanted to have something to read while i was in jail. i had one apple and one orange. i wanted to have something to eat while i was in jail. i thought i would be in jail with my friend and colleagues. i wanted to be able to brush my teeth. so i had toothpaste and toothbrush. to get to the highest point on the pettitte bridge, a young man from the dr. king organization walking beside me said, john, can you swim? i said, no, what about you, jose? jose williams. he said, a little, john. i said, there's too much water down there. we're not going to jump. we're going forward. and we continued to walk. and we saw hundreds of members of the state troopers. behind the state troopers were the sheriff's posse. we came within hearing distance. a man spoke up and said i'm major john clowell, this is an unlawful march, it will not be allowed to continue. i give you three minutes to disperse to your homes or

i was wearing a backpack before it became fashionable to wear backpacks. in this backpack i had two books. i thought we were going to be arrested and go to jail so i wanted to have something to read while i was in jail. i had one apple and one orange. i wanted to have something to eat when i was in jail. since i thought i would be in jail with my friends and colleagues, i wanted to be able to brush my teeth so i had toothpaste and tooth brush. we get to the highest point on the bridge crossing the alabama river, a young man from the dr. king organization walking beside me said, john, can you swim? i said no, what about you, jose, jose william? he said a little, john. i said, well, that's too much water down there. we're not going to jump, we're going forward. and we continued to walk and we saw hundreds, members of the state troopers. and behind the state trooper was the sheriff posse. we came within a hearing distance of the state troopers. a man spoke up and said i'm major john claude of the state troopers, this is unlawful march, i'll give you three min

he climbs a tower, and helps man being strangled by his own backpack. then cuts him free just in the nick of time. the hero is here to tell his story this morning. >>> good morning, america. happy friday. and boy, this rescue is something you're going to want to see. mickey wilson, saved man's life. >> we're seeing so many problems with the ski lift this is season. >>> and 80 million americans facing a winter weather wallop. some people are very excited. this is from lit rock, arkansas. a group of middle school students desperate for a day they're doing a snow dance. it started snowing there earlier this morning. >> my kids were by the snow day calculators last night. not so bad here. they're luckier than these kids. forced to stay at school late into the night. because of the conditions. eventually, they got a bus able to take them home. that snow still coming down for so many in so many places. ginger tracking it all. >> it's snowing from texas and oklahoma to right here in new york and parts of new england. look at this. almost the entire nation in s

the boy is dangling boy a strap on his backpack. skiers watching the incident unfold say they were worried the boy was going to be choked by his backpack. >> we all looked at each other in disbelief, like we could not believe that this was just happening right in front of us. we were all very concerned. not only that he would drop, but that perhaps his backpack could be strangling him. >> workers immediately stopped the lift. ski patrol grabbed a ladder pulling the boy to safety in about five minutes. this is the second incident involving a child at sundance in recent weeks. resort officials say they strongly communicate to every guest that backpacks shouldn't be worn on chair lifts. >>> a texas grandmother proved she was no pushover when an armed intruder broke into her home over the weekend. >> i tried to kill him. anybody break in on me, i'm going to kill him. he's going to kill me or i'm going to kill him. >> that is 74-year-old rebi roberson. she's keeping that gun right next to her. she was about to watch her local news when t

we see this man and his child get onto a bus, he sits his child down, and his backpack suddenly starts shooting flares. it's like a jet pack. fireworks. he thinks he packed his bag too tightly with the fireworks and a sparkler was set off. a woman was taken to the hospital for her injuries. both of her cheeks were burned. >> i would not expect fireworks to spontaneously go off in your backpack. >> i know. depends what you were storing it next to, how hot did it get and how did the sparks come out of the bag as well. >> this guy won't receive a fine or any other consequences. >> sadly, it's just a terrible accident. >>> this next incident was not intentional either. you can see this woman in turkey walking down the icy slope. >> holy cow! when she slips -- >> she can't stop. >> the truck slides into her and takes her about 30 feet. >> it seemed like the front wheels were locked, so it was like it was pushed instead of running over her. >> provided with the ice, maybe that softened the blow. >> when folks see what is going on, they all run to help her. she admits as she was walking she h

on and every time they see something it goes in to the backpack.ey don't deal with those things interpret write soon their backpack gets heavy and starts to weigh them down. >> i always physical my crew, every once in a while open up that backpack. do it with a friend action a therapist, with someone and just take out one of those issues and start to deal with it. >> reporter: that's what the lieutenant is trying to do now by talking about the bodies of the young people that he saw during those three da milies doing now. how their >> just so sorry. just my heart goes out to you. i wish that this never happened and i'm just so sorry. over 1,000,000 californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long: health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates, and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. to

a backpack on a street there behind crime scene tape. teenager is in the hospital right now after somebody shot him. i'm lucy noland. all this happened just blocks from high school. police say the gunman also stole something from that 16-year-old. our shawnette wilson is live at einstein medical center. shawnette. >> reporter: lucy, that gunman stole the teen's iphone then shot him in the hip one time. tonight neighbors say they are sad and disgusted by what happened. >> for someone to get shot over something as stupid as an iphone it's tragic. >> reporter: book bag left on the corner of 6500 block of east wister street in germantown. a disturbing reminder of the violence killing young people in philly. the 16-year-old who was carried of carrying that backpack he's alive but in the hospital tonight. he was shot in the hip. police say someone walked up to him, shot him and stole his iphone. >> one quick pop and that was it. >> reporter: this woman lives on the block where it happened. she's afraid to show her face but she had feeling some

. >> go get your backpack. >> put it on. >> go get your backpack. your new parents are here.ve her. well, she's not your mom no more. love you. go meet your new parents. all right. it's a joke. you're not up for adoption. >> aww. >> that little boy thinks he's getting a new gift and you tell him he's getting a new family. >> i wonder what he was complaining about that they decided maybe this would be a good lesson to learn. >> there is no less son being taught here apart from my dad is a bit of a bleep. it is cold-blooded. >> it is not funny. he's not laughing. >> but you got me. >> i know there are plenty of people to jump on board in the comment section, but they only draw it out for a second and a half. >> all right, it's a joke. >> you see -- it's a bit of a new prank, let's be honest. it's funny if you're a terrible person. >> all right, it's a joke. you're not up for adoption. >>> you're in park city, utah, you have plenty of snow but the skis and lift ticket. what do you do? >> what? >> why not, man? this is from the youtube channel of the exotic revolution. they teame

. >> somebody smashed into jeff sanchez car and stole his backpack. he used find my ipad and realized it was pinging at an oakland home. he called police and the dispatcher says to file a report and suggested if he wanted to, he could knock on the door himself as an officer stood by. >> i am putting myself in harm's way and they are physically there to take care of something. >> but sanchez said he was told by dispatch that the officer would not be able to force anyone to open the door or return the ipad. >> my guess is that they wouldn't have answered the door. so it doesn't seem like it would be effective. >> but oakland police told me off camera as a matter of policy they would never tell anyone to knock on a door and at most they would have a citizen meet where it was pinging. they are researching what a dispatcher told sanchez. it came the home from a good samaritan that found his backpack abandoned with the ipad still inside. sanchez went to the home and got his device back. in san leandro. they would not have a victim deal with the suspect. >>

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's told to take her backpack off, it falls, better it than her. sot: give me a bear hug.axe d to leave her ice the crew spots the woman on a steep side of the mountain. during her fall she managed to stab her ice axe into the snow and now she's holding on for life. >> you're just focused on your mission and getting it done. >> captain paramedic eric spieth captured the rescue on a camera strapped to his chest. you can hear spieth moving fast to get the harness around her. >> the gusts, it was pretty hard to keep it steady. >> the conditions dangerous, the rescue tricky for the team's pilot. >> if i allow the helicopter to move and it pulls mihm off of her and she's not secure -- him off of her and she's not consumer, it could potentially cause her to fall -- and she's not consumer, it could potentially cause her to fall. >> fall a few hundred feet onto sharp rocks. >> i would consider her very lucky. >> she's told to take her backpack off. it falls, better it than her. >> give they a bear hug, okay? >> okay. >> let's go. >> she's also told to leave her ice axe that's save