her head is bandaged. bandages going all around her head. looked very woozy, being led to an ambulance. that's after we saw another man being loaded onto an ambulance holding a huge ice pack. i see people coming down the street. genl, we're being held away from the scene, but a very active scene where emergency response vehicles from fdny have just arrived. they're bringing in blankets. as they're holding us, they're getting everyone assembled. once we get down there, we'll bring you the information as soon as we have it. >> the same time that we're on the air, eric and i reaching out to our sources as well and trying to contact emergency management personnel to see if they want to comment on what's going on. four area hospitals are involved in this situation here. so that just gives our viewers a sense of how serious it is, how many injuries there might be, if four hospitals are being asked to attend to the injured and also to the deceased. thank you, laura, we'll be back with you. eric? >> sad news to report. actor paul walker is dead. he'

he was shot in the face -- a bandage around his neck. he was shot in the face during the gunbattle with airport police. if convicted he could face the death penalty. >>> tonight we've got an update on mcfly the dog, the pitbull terrier that was abused. in october it was found in d.c. with several cuts to his neck. tonight these two men face animal cruelty charges. they were arrested monday. christopher johnson is being held on a probation violation. turns out it's not the first time he's been accused of animal cruelty. mark moseley has been released on bond. look at mcfly today, all ready for the holidays. he is recovering from his wounds and being cared for by the bull terrier rescue of virginia. he is still looking for a good home. i'd love to take him home if i could. >>> get ready, d.c. toronto mayor, rob ford, about to hit our airways starting tomorrow morning. he's going to make a weekly appearance on the sports junkies radio show. ford will call in to pick nfl games and talk some sports. ford admitted last month he smoked crack du

the ace bandages were for my ankles. the glove was to clean my toilet.s we get every day and the tampons i get at the commissary. >> and what about the highlighter? >> i got that from field day. >> what were you doing with a highlighter in the tampon? >> i had no idea it was in there. >> was it like this when you -- >> the way that the body of this writeup is, it's making it sound like mr. roundtree found an assembled sex toy. i'm asking for a dismissal on this. >> the hearings officer, sergeant gooch, places a call to the officer who wrote the disciplinary report. >> officer roundtree, you confiscated the items that she had, the highlighter and things of that? >> right. >> okay. when you collected the evidence on this, was this intact? >> the first time we saw her it was in tact. when we went back in there, the rubber glove was taken off and i got everything and broke it down. >> may i ask you why you didn't collect the evidence when you first saw it? i mean -- >> we weren't looking for that. what we was looking for was tobacco or tobacco products when

today, paul ciancia wore a bandage over his throat. he's been charged with 11 federal courts including murder and attempted murder. if convicted, ciancia could face life in prison or the death penalty. >>> a robust year on wall street with the major indexes up about 25%. stocks moved higher. the dow industrial gained 122 points to close out another record high. nasdaq was up 11 points. today's catalyst was a decline in weekly jobless claims. claims fell sharply. 338,000 americans applied. that's down. lower than most of the economists had forecast. >>> amazon is refunding shipping fees to some who's packages did not arrive. over loaded systems, and bad weather were blamed that prevented packages from reaching destinations on time. neither shipping company have said how many customers were effected. in addition to reshipping fees, amazon is sending $20 gift cards to some of its customers. >>> retailers are using deep discounts to lure shoppers back into the stores. in concord, we found plenty of people returning or exchanging gifts. som

i didn't sleep for three days until it was done. >> it is estimated that brooklyn bandaged heart willeral hundred thousand dollars. but the owner of the building that's kind of like it hing the lottery. his plan seems to be working. >> i think that it's amazing. and it is something that proves that art is everywhere. >> he is a genius. >> for some reason this resonates with me, because it seems to reflect on the daily struggles that we all kind have in our own way. >> of course we wouldn't be doing our duty if we didn't bring you the other side of the city, so we sent america tonight producer back to red hook. a place where one doesn't meet quite as many super models. >> do you know where the banksy installation was. >> i have no idea. >> do you know banksy? >> no. >> excuse me, sir, do you happen to know where the banksy masterpiece was. >> yes, one block over. >> cool, thank you. >> down here, take a right. >> cool, thanks. >> soon his crew found the location where it once stood. >> i don't think they should have taken it out of the building, i don't think they should have removed i

bandaged and bruised, gary was inside the bar when the roof came down.learly still shocked, he returned to the scene today. >> i just remember waking up, being pulled out by a fireman. just can't remember nothing after that. >> police scotland have confirmed their constabl died in this crash, as did their civilian pilot. john, on the left, is thought to have been in the pub at the time. he's still missing. as is 44-year-old marco prey. the body of gary arthur, on the right, has been recovered from the bar. colleagues waved him off from work on friday. he told them he was going for a drink. the emergency services won't get proper access to the building until the helicopter's fuselage is removed. they don't know what they'll find. they can't rule out the possibility that the death toll may yet rise. this whole dreadful episode has galvanized glasgow in a way. out of the disaster, some real heroes have emerged. not just the emergency services, but the people inside the pub who led each other to safety and the passers by who ran towards danger to help. the c

so i stick a bandage down there.e second chest wound. >> reporter: next to him, thomas young. >> he kept saying i'm pair litzelitz litz -- paralyzed. >> reporter: to save his life, he felt he needed to tell a lie. i was look no, you are not. everybody is laying on him. there was nobody laying on him. >> reporter: indeed no one laying across young's legs. he was paralyzed. a bullet severed his spine. ♪ i speak for a man who gave for this land ♪ >> reporter: he and miltonberger never saw one another after that terrible day in baghdad, and desfd despite his disability. young would stay active. he married. and threw himself into the an type war movement. but as the it turns out, not all wound are physical. what do you still think of april 4th? >> about two or three times a week. >> reporter: when i spoke with miltonberger, eight months after the battle, despite receiving a silver star for his life saving actions that day, he could not shake the guilt for walking away when young had not. when you think about it, what do y

fleischman returns to school in berkeley the fire victim will walk slower than before and will have bandaged legs and will likely be wearing a skirt. sasha fleischman says that skirts are more comfortable than pants and they are part of the teenager's identity. >> new this morning, the hotel in san francisco was we evacuated evacuated and a city block shut down after a suspicious device was found by an employee and muni was rerouteed at 8:15 this morning. the bomb squad removed the device and opened the streets at 9:00 and we examine it to determine if it is a live explosive. police are not releasing details or where it came from. >> san francisco police are, looking for a shooter believed to have killed a man over a new gaming console. the victim was found yesterday afternoon shot several times inside his car at gerald avenue. the victim had arranged online to sell his video game system during a face-to-face meeting and the buyer shot him and took off with the console. the victim died at the hospital. police say people should take safety precautions when selling expensive items online. >> m

direct pressure on the wound an dressing goes on it and a bandage holding it in place. oh my gosh the dress acknowledges soaked through and what do i do? take it off and throw it away? no. put another one on top and hold tighter and get a good grip on it and if you elevate the affe affected part it will redhiew r blood pressure and headach make harder for the blood to come ou and we will talk about pressure points in the body and in the upper arm here and this around the pelvis and you can practice this one at home with a friend and we will do this one here. okay. take your left arm and hold it up, 90-degrees here and take th four fingers of the hand and yo find a muscle on top and muscle below and in the middle there i a bone and you feel on the bone with the forefingers and somewhere in there you will fin a pulse and you mush it up against the bone and if somebod was taking your pulse at your wrist this time the pulse would disappear. what you're doing is reducing the flow of blood to the affec affected part, to the arm. okay. what you're not doing is blocking the ven

he reportedly had bruises on his face and a bandage on his neck. investigators say ciancia targeted tsa officers when he pulled a semi-automatic rifle from a bag and opened fire inside terminal 3 on november 1. one tsa agent was killed. >>> earlier, a year after the mass shooting at sandy hook elementary, the 911 calls from that day were just released. recordings show how dispatchers urged callers to take over mobilize for help and asked how the children were doing as gunshots could be heard in the background. prosecutors originally wanted to keep those calls confidential to protect the survivors and victims. but the state attorney dropped that fight. 20 children and six adults were killed in the 2012 shooting. >>> on to wall street now. stocks have been sliding as investors assess the outlook for stimulus by the fed and right now take a look the dow jones is down 69 points, the nasdaq at this point down 44. it follows a report that u.s. businesses added the most jobs in a year last month which could prompt a pull-back by the federal reserve. >>> a

these men have bandages around their head and angry mob was kept at bay by french soldiers. the same district we saw a pickup that had been burned following a grenade attack and witnesses there said the body that was inside the pickup was that of a soldier. >> yesterday soldiers came under fire, five killed. the would have a better understanding of what happened? >> yesterday was really one of the bloodiest days so far. the red cross just told me they collected 44 bodies in the real figure is probably much higher. they cannot go into all the areas. what you had yesterday was two things. you have the militia which opposes the president who came to power in a coup in march. they attacked thechadian forces because they believe they support him. when they let the effect on the the africanes, forces retaliated and other witnesses say -- those who brought him into power in march also targeted their districts. it might have been christmas day but it was one of the worst days of violence since the beginning of the month. >> nicholas germain, thank you very much. thailand turned dead

stretchers rolling the injured out, others walking with bandaged heads, 81 reportedly injured, 7 seriously, hit by degree from a ceiling as high as a five story building. london fire officials are telling us almost 900 square feet of that plaster ceiling came down on the audience tonight. these old theaters part of the charm of this city's theatre district. tonight that charm turned dangerous. >> and the sirens still behind you. thank you so much, terry moran. >>> we return back here at home for a bulletin for millions of american shoppers. the retail giant target has issued a warning to their own customers to be on "the lookout" because they may be victims of a crime. their credit card information stolen after shopping at target. here's abc's chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: it's the question millions of americans are asking tonight, could their family's card have been compromised. >> it's incredibly frustrating. going to targeting a weekend ritual in our house. >> reporter: chris and his family used their american express a few weeks ago and sent $62 at target. n

. >> lapd bomb squad officer donald thompson his hands bandaged from burns after he stuck his head into the car of a stranger that had crashed on the 405 freeway. a car that was fully engulfed in flames. he dragged the man out of the car and saved his life. >> is there anybody else in the car?! >> reporter: witnesses like drew and daria watched in horror and amazement as thompson, who was off duty and happened to be on the way to work at that moment, jumped across the rail dividing northbound and southbound freeway traffic and rescued the driver. >> he jumped out, jumped in the car, pulled the guy out, and all of a sudden he fell on the ground because he like breathed in a bunch of that black smoke. >> reporter: thompson gave me a description of what he saw what he was thinking and what was going on around him when he arrived at the vehicle and plunged in to help the victim, who was slumped over unconscious in the driver's seat. >> there's so much fire, it just gets into your head. you feel -- you see the smoke and the heat it's just -- it's unbelievable how much heat there is with that

still bleeding -- put another dressing on and you can hold it in place with a bandage and if he wakes up hold on to this or you're going to die. he tends to hold on nice and tight and it's still bleeding. well, let's find this pulse point in here and we will push against the bone there and it will slow the blood and it's al good and bleeding stopped and hold on to that for a while and make sure the bleeding doesn't reoccur, and this guy ought toe a doctor and it's real bad and in fact we can tell him to see doctor and he has sweat and be beading up on the forehead and looking pale and what do we do for someone who is pale and not responding well? what you want to do is raise hi feet about a foot and you can get creative about how you do i and you need something under th feet and take a chair on its side or take the shoes off and under there and take the bags lies around here and stick it under the legs and so the blood will flow out of the legs and t the mush where he needs it. >> okay. now that you know how to treat patients and what i am going to talk about is something called triag

they've bandaged him up. and that they felt that maybe it was best that i go get him. >> it ended with a trip to the hospital. daniel stayed for a week. how many times has he been hospitalized? >> i think it's been about 20 to 21 -- 22 times? >> just over a few years. >> uh-huh. >> and it consumes your whole life. if stephanie seems to take it all in stride, it's only because she's seen worse. even worse than what you're about to see. >> please help me. please help me. >> what is it like to record your son? >> it was horrible. what gets me are his eyes on the video. he's got the huge pupil eyes and he's just crying and you can see the despair in his eyes it breaks my heart. >> that was just days before daniel was first diagnosed. stephanie was near a breaking point. >> for a while i hated him. i could not stand him. i didn't want to look at him because of everything i've gone through. and it was, um, when i stood there, i talked to them, it made me realize it wasn't him who i hated. it was his illness. >> it'

the work is "brook line bandaged ard", and the artist is almost anonymous, going by the name of banks si. >> if you wondered how the other half live, visit miami art week. like swallow returns, each december the beautiful people make their way to miami for a few days of chardonnay sitting and papua new guinea posing. by the way, you can see pretty cool art here too. but the star of the show, judging from the security arrangements is not cindy crawford, but a 6,000 pound slap of concrete and brick attributed to graffiti artist banksy. >> banks si is a well-known british street artist. he started with small street pieces in europe and has become hot. in eight years he went from a few hundred pounds to selling sotheby. money. >> it used to be all the works were destroyed. people are catching on that, "hey, we've got something here." >> a part of the banksy mist eke is you never know where in the world he'll turn up. he left a trail of graffiti art, done under the cover of darkness. this fall he blessed red hook in brooklyn. an image of a heart-shaped balloon became yn overnight sensation

they have bandaged them up and they felt that maybe it was best that i go get him. >> it ended with a trip to the hospital. daniel stayed for a week. >> how many times has he been hospitalized? >> i think it's been about 20 to 21, 22 times. >> just over a few years. >> mm-hmm. >> that consume your whole life? >> if stephanie seems to take it all in stride, it's because she's seen worse, even worse than you're about to see. [ crying ] help me! please help me! >> what is that like to record your son? >> it was horrible! what gets me the most are his eyes on the video. he's got these huge, beautiful eyes, and he's just crying and you can just see there in his eyes, it breaks my heart. go away! go away! please, go away! >> that was days before daniel was first diagnosed. stephanie was near a breaking point. >> for a while, i hated him. i could not stand him. i didn't want to look at him, because of everything i've gone through. and it was -- when i stood there, i talked to the baby and realized it was him who i hated, it was his illness. >> it's tough, huh? >> i lost sight of who he was.

his legs are still bandaged but in just a few hours he is courter return to school.traight a student and also the editor of the school newspaper. here is video of the teenager. he went home just last week and he is still very much hurting. he stated that it is good to be back in school and he had a lot of surgery's over the past several weeks but a lot of strangers also reached out to him. he refers to himself, hiherself he is gender neutral and this is why this has caught national attention. >> the person accused, richard thomas is only 16 years old but according to the family they believe that he should be tried as we are in front of the school and he should be here in just a few hours and we will get a reaction from the teenager, family, and friends. >> the loss angeles county sheriff's a department says the speed was a factor in the crash that killed fast and furious star paul walker over the weekend. this is video of the makeshift memorial near the crash site. investigators say it will take time to determine how fast the car was going. sheriff deputies from the

they dressed it with butterfly bandages. >> they sent her back to the prison. by day three she's noticed it's oozes, not liking right. it's looking infected. >> jody said doctors refused to say regan. it got worse. >> she would cry because it scared her to look inside her body. it freaked her out. she would sit and cry saying, "please take me to the hospital, i need them to stick it up. it needs to be closed." they said, "if you come back we'll give you tickets." >> that is a bad behaviour notification. >> i believe i could have lost my daughter had they not given her antibiotics. >> jody says two weeks later they brought her to the hospital her daughter's ordeal was not over. >> they decided she had been there long enough, she could go back to the yard. it was still open a little bit. they decided the best thing to do would be to pack it with kitchen sugar. >> sugar? >> from mcdonald's, burger king. they are filling the wound, packing it in with what is left. >> with sugar from a fast-food restaurant? >> yes. >> sugar was used to treat wounds before the advent

they just dressed it with burlt butterfly bandages. by day 3 it's oozing and not looking right, it's in in infected. >> she would cry, it scared her so much. to be able to look inside her body was freaking her out. she would sit and cry and say please please take me to the hospital. i need them to stitch it up, it needs to be closed. they told her, if you come back we're going ostart giving you tickets. >> and a ticket is a bad behavior notification? >> bad behavior. i believe i could have lost my daughter had they not given her antibiotics prior. >> two weeks later they finally brought her inside the hospital in the prison. but her daughter's ordeal was not done yet. >> they decided the best thing to do for this would be to pack it with kitchen sugar. >> sugar. >> and we're talking sugar that you get -- they donate it from mcdonald's, burger king, they're starting to relationship it open, these little packets of sugar. packing it in with what's left. >> with sugar from a fast food restaurant? >> yes. >> sugar was used to treat wounds

mirror, they are moved that the face that caused them shame, they can see it better even with the bandageshe africa mercy, like chief medical officer dr. gary parker or surgeon mark shrine. i particular develop -- marvelled at how they work together and how devoted they are to helping others. a lot of people have asked me what was my deepest impression from the week long trip in the congo with the mercy ships. it was a great reminder that kindness is at the heart of humanity and we could learn a lot from the people who make mercy ship missions possible. >> so that brings back great memories. and they just signed a contract for a new ship to be built, the largest charity ship ever. and donations have been flowing in from that report and in order to say thanks, peter and i gave a donation on behalf of the five for ten surgeries that will happen within the next ten months and we got a message from the ship. >> on behalf of the crew of the africa mercy and all mercy ships, we want to thank the five for their participation and interest in us and wish you a very merry christmas. >> i think she's

they're still bandages around the teens or legs. this is a huge development because many people believed fleischmann would be and hospital for much longer. fleischman is a school editor so has a pivotal role in the school. the 16 year-old may be tried as an adult for this heinous crime as they call it but the fleischmann family believes he's been tried as a juvenile because he's too young to understand the ramifications are consequences. we will get reaction from sasha as well as such as family and friends. >>darya: thanks a will. >>mark: the los angeles county sheriff's department says speed was a factor in the crash that killed fast and furious star paul walker of the weekend. this is video of the makeshift memorial near the crash site and valencia. investigators say it will take time to determine how fast the car was going. sheriff's deputies found the car engulfed in flames when they arrived at the site of the crash. the crash also killed walker's friend and financial adviser roger rodas. walker's publicist said walker was a pas

street attire when she was found and that she had six electrocardiogram pads on her body as well as a bandage and an intravenous access line on her arm. the report also contains details on spalding's treatment at san francisco general. it says she was admitted to the hospital on september 19th because of weight loss and an altered mental status. it also notes that two days later, she was still confused and didn't understand why she was in the hospital. on september 21st, the report notes that spalding was "off unit". her belongings were gone but her cell phone was still in her hospital room. she was found dead in the stairwell two and half weeks later. >> in the newsroom, charles clifford kron 4 news. line >> a colorado community in shock tonight after a student entered a high school with a shotgun. and opened fire. wounding two fellow students before killing himself. police say the student had the intention to confront a teacher. two students are hurt -- one seriously. and another person was shot. police believe he was acting alone. all this happened in centennial, colorado --- at arapahoe h

killing a tsa agent and wounding three others at lax appeared in court with bruises on the case and a bandageeck this, is the first time he's been seen since the shooting. paul ciancia is being housed in federal custody. he did not enter a plea. investigators say the 23-year-old was targeting tsa officers when he killed the victim. >> the los angeles county coroner released autopsy results today of fast and furious actor paul walker the report says walker died from traumatic and thermal injuring meaning crash impact sxk burned afterwards his friend died immediately upon impact. the porsche they were in slammed in a pole, then exploded into flames saturday. investigators are still trying to determine why they crashed. toxicology results will not be back for several weeks officials say speed was a factor. the car has a reap yu tags of being dangerous at high speeds. universal pictures shut down shooting fast and furious and says it's assessing all options to move forward. most of the 7th installment has been filmed the movie scheduled for release in july. >> breaking news out of mexico. officia

he had bandages and staples in his head still from his surgeries. >> these good samaritans help james get home after his careless release. a lot of people feel woozy when they leave the hospital. so make sure you have a ride home from someone who knows where you live. at number 17, ambulance errors. a lot can go wrong on the way to the hospital. darlene deuce is struggling to breathe. she calls 911 and tells the operator where she is. >> 602 wales drive. >> 602 wales drive? >> yes. >> instead of dispatching an ambulance to wales drive, the dispatcher sends paramedics to wells street, w-e-l-l-s. 27 miles away from darlene. darlene dies from a blood clot, police say. after an ambulance takes more than 45 minutes to find her. >> very, very critical amount of time in terms of the response time necessary to save somebody's life. >> when you call 911, slowly say and spell out the name of the street address. at number 16, lost patients. nursing home patient mary cole turns up missing during a bed check. finding her becomes a manhunt. noted on her missing person poster, she suffers from alzhe

that their face that's always caused them shame is now -- they can see it's better, even with the bandagesboard the africa mercy like dr. gary parker, or surgeon mark shrine or finance director john wall to name a few. i marvelled at how well they work together and how devoted they are to helping others. a lot of people asked me for my deepest impression from the week-long trip in the congo. it was a great reminder that kindness is at the heart of humanity. we can learn a lot from the people who make mercy ships possible. that brings back great memories. good news to report, mercy ships signed a contract for a new built, the largest charity ship ever. many of you helped. donations have been pouring in since that rt ro. in order to say thanks peter and i made a donation on behalf of the five. the equivalent of ten surgeries. it will happen within the next ten months. we got a message from the ship. >> on behalf of the crew and all the ships we want to thank the five for their participation and interest in us. we want to wish you a very merry christmas. >> she's so cute. what do you think? >

sasha will have to wear leg bandages for some time. >> i can't walk as fast and i need to be more carefulhysically. >>reporter: what happened to sasha put light on what it means to be a big agender person. >> big responsibility to be the representative of the whole non-binary gender community. >>reporter: the director of may beck high school says it's a fitting role for sasha. >> i think we are all interested in educating the greater community worldwide. that tolerance is extremely important. >>reporter: sasha left school today accompanied by some friends who have supported the teenager throughout these difficult moments. in berkele berkeley, lee ann, abc 7 news. >> well i hope you had a chance to spend a little time out doors today because it was absolutely stunning as it has been for daisy but if you go out in the next couple days wear a park a. >> please do. >> really cold. >> carry a space heater with you. it's going to get very cold especially during the over nature early morning hours. i have my space heater. here's live doppler 7hd. we have partly cloudy to mainly clear skies at th

with all its did bandages this globalizing world advantages and drawbacks, he had a capability to speak directly to ordinary european newspaper readers and he did. he reviewed the emancipation proclamation as a tool of international relations. he thought ordinary europeans might put pressure on their aristocratic statesman to keep from intervening in the war. they fought the war was about slavery and not union. he was partly right about that. lincoln also had to deal with the downside, the lack of diplomatic privacy, leaks, that sort of thing. lincoln had him and 42 ago there was this guy in washington who had to be fired from his work on the national security staff. they called him the twitter mold. he was saying he was tweet mr. king things about president obama and john kerry and they uncovered this guy and fired him and lincoln had his own version of a twitter mole, a guy who reminds me of joseph, a -- working in the state department and published his diary at the height of the civil war and called lincoln pig had lincoln, his job was to keep steward from making a fool of himself, t

ciancia had a bruise and bandages on his face, he was shot by police during the attack.e faces a possible death sentence if he's convicted. >>> next week marks the first anniversary of the massacre at sandy hook elementary. today, the 911 tapes were released. due to the sentencetive nature, we have decided not to air those calls. but dispatchers can be heard calmly telling teachers to take cover. gunshots can be heard in the background of some of those calls. if you want to listen to the 911 tapes, we have posted them on our website. look for the national news section of ktvu.com. >>> the fbi is asking for your help to find a female bank robber who is being called the sports cap bandit. the woman is believed to have robbed two banks in menlo park. during each robbery, police say the suspect said that she had a gun and gave the teller a note demanding money. this picture was taken at the bank of the west on santa cruz avenue on october 29. anyone with information on who this person is asked to contact the fbi. >>> a silicon valley blog claims to know the identity of that

expect to see sasha fleischman walking slowly with leg bandages on but you can bet saab sash will wear a skirt. he does not like pants and karls skirts "comfortable" and a big part of who sasha fleischman is. to steal a new video game system. the victim was found yesterday afternoon shot several times inside his car near bay shore boulevard. he arranged to sell his video game system. during a meeting a few blocks away the buyer shot him and took off with the gaming console the victim died later at san francisco general hospital. stay with morning news and nick smith has moran on the story coming up in 30 minutes. >> bart unions plan to file a lawsuit after the transit board voted to approve the tentative contract minus a disputed clause a story we first reported on friday. contract section 4.8 would give workers up to six weeks paid family medical leave but part said though never meant to agree to that and voted to approve the $67 million deal only if that cause was removed. the unions are putting together a legal challenge. the complaint will be called "attack on collective bargaining

ciancia had a bruise and bandages on his face, he was shot by police during the attack. he faces a possible death sentence if he's convicted. >>> next week marks the first anniversary of the massacre at sandy hook elementary. today, the 911 tapes were released. due to the sentencetive nature, we have decided not to air those calls. but dispatchers can be heard calmly telling teachers to take cover. gunshots can be heard in the background of some of those calls. if you want to listen to the 911 tapes, we have posted them on our website. look for the national news section of ktvu.com. >>> the fbi is asking for your help to find a female bank robber who is being called the sports cap bandit. the woman is believed to have robbed two banks in menlo park. during each robbery, police say the suspect said that she had a gun and gave the teller a note demanding money. this picture was taken at the bank of the west on santa cruz avenue on october 29. anyone with information on who this person is asked to contact the fbi. >>> a silicon valley blog claims to know the identity of tha

. >> spoke with her briefly, gave her a shower, tried to bandage her up a little bit. gave her some xanaxes to kind of numb the pain she was in. as inhumane as it might sound, i didn't feel wrong for what i did. >> taylor not only felt the assault was justified, she was completely caught off guard by what happened next. >> i was very surprised. >> what? >> what surprise? she turned me in. >> even given the extent of her injuries? >> yes, with the extent of her injuries i felt that yes, she probably did need to seek medical attention, but she didn't have to tell them it was me, she could have said it was anybody. a drug dealer, she didn't have to say me. >> while it might be difficult to assimilate how a woman could carry out such a brutal act, it's equally difficult to comprehend the crimes carried out by female sex offenders. >> i think a lot of people don't know that female sex offenders exist because it's more of a male kind of thing. we're the moms, you know what i'm saying? but it's a common thing. there's more than just a few. >> about 3% of the population or rou

samsung are trying to bandage it and keep people quiet. >> does he have a case. is the customer having a case. richard wygand is the man with the problematic phone. how do you feel about this? >> i was definite will a little irritated. to hear myself it was like, "oh, man, richard." >> samsung responded officially saying: "samsung takes security of customers safely. our samsung canada team is in touch with the customer and is investigating the issue." what's the latest in your negotiations? >> i can 100% say yes, they did contact us. the emails was well put. they didn't try to bring up documentation, and in the end we are coming to negotiations. i sent them an email back. >> they have covered to give you the phone and what exactly do you want from them. what do you ultimately want from the company? >> i would like to actually sit down and have an interview with representative from samsung. it may be too much, but i think by sitting down and actually getting a chance to talk with them, not only would it benefit them, but me. i'd like to know where they came up wit

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others walking with bandage head. 81 reportedly injured. 7 seriously. hit by debris from ceel as high as 5 story building. >> fire department officials tell us almost 900 square feet of that plaster ceiling came down on the audience tonight. this old theater part of the charm of the city great theater district. tonight that charm turned dangerous. terri, abc news london. >> and bad weather may to blame for 2 tour bus accidents today on the same southern california freeway. first crash took place in fall brook in northern san diego county. bus was bound for the valley view casino when it over turned. one person sadly was killed. 19 others injured. 6 seriousl seriously. now the second accident occurred 40 miles north in carona. another tour bus one coming from casino near camp penalty to be. it overturned. 30 people on board suffered minor to moderate injuries. >> here's what happened when suspected drunk driver crashed in a gas station. during a police chase in oakland earlier today. you saw this picture let me go through what happened. the car hit 2 of

provided cover for us, he and i sitting underneath that he had been shot in the head, i was redressing a bandage that he had put on his head and rpg came in our direction and knocked both of us out. from what i remember knocked both of us out. me over the side of the. >> you actually fell off the mountain? >> well over -- it the terrain, sir, it wasn't straight down, there were intermittently cliffs in between yeah, kind of blew me off of a bolder type hill. >> and they thought you were dead and they left you there. >> no. they didn't see me. they couldn't find me. i think it's about that time that the helicopter had been shot down, sir. so when i came to, i was upside down and paralyzed from the waist down. i crawled into the side of the mountain and wenged myself into the rocks and covered myself. pulled rocks over my chest and stuff like that. just sat there. >> all right. we got 30 seconds. how did you get out of there? >> how did i get out of there? particular position or how did i get out of there completely? >> out did you get out of there back to balgram? >> the army rangers and oda and

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sasha will have to wear leg bandage for some time. >> i can't walk as fast, and i need to be more careful just physically. >> reporter: what happened to sasha has helped shed light on what it manes to bean a-gender person. >> a big responsibility to be representative of the whole non-binary gender community. >> reporter: the director of maybeck high school says it's a fitting role for sasha. >> i think we're all interested in educating the greater community, you know, worldwide that tolerance is extremely important. >> reporter: sasha left school toy accompanied by friends who have supported the teenager throughout these difficult moment. in berkeley, abc 7 news. >>> still to come on abc 7 news at 6:00 tonight, was this a manic monday for january line retailers? we'll have a -- online retailers? 'll have an update. >>> plus, niners' kwrks, but colin kaepernick mcles his way into the hearts of kids at the ronald mcdonalhouse. we'll have the story. >>> save big bucks on your prescription drugs. i'm michael finney. coming up on "7 on your m. would you rather have spoons for hands or elbows f

we had a few people come in -- well, about six people, and they got bandage here, and cleaned up, theting from third. it was a big situation here. we had -- nobody knew what is happening. it's that kind of situation. under control but a number of people passing by. but inside the theater is still very hectic, i say. >> just to let our viewers know, this is a vantage point, you can just about see the apollo theater. the blue sign, middle of the frame on theft, that's the apollo theater there. you can see the nighttime logo. just above the officer's head as the cameraman will line up the shot. ambulances are on scene. eight fire tenders are on scene. police have been mobilized there in some numbers. and we're hearing now -- it may seem obvious but it was head injuries you were seeing, was it? >> yes. >> what sort of head injuries did they have? >> have -- couldn't see what it was but blood out of the head and people with their shoulder, so there was really in pain, some of them. we tried to get the ambulance people inside of the restaurant and they helped them out. >> you were able to p

sasha is still wearing bandages recovering from burns. the family says they've seen an outpouring of support, and today, classmates welcomed the teen back. >> i was really surprised that someone would do something like that. but i'm really glad that people have been so supportive of them. >> police say richard thomas, a student at oakland high school admitted to setting sasha's skirt on fire. thomas has been charged with a hate crime. >>> a rare cancer that killed three bay area firefighters from the same station. why this could be more than just a coincidence. >> then grieving over a son who was a shot dead over a playstation. from potential buyers to thieves. the calculated efforts to steal a luxury suv right out of this dealer lot. [ male announcer ] december is customer appreciation month at subway. we're saying thanks with two of your favorite six inch subs. the six-inch cold cut combo, or the six-inch meatball marinara, built fresh from the bread up for just $2 each all december long. subway. eat fresh. >>> new at 10:00, it's a firs