we do particular belt. it is a stretch woven belt with no holes.es up to 25%. >> thank you. >> this much marketable belt, much more adjustable belt that fits you with your traveling or exercising or not exercising from a much more comfortable fit. the second part, it is a much better build lenses help to better design. inbelieve a belt should be expressive accessory. if you think about what men are doing to express themselves treat excess risk, whether it is a colorful bowtie or lapel pins. >> i will say, i was a doubter. that is a cool belts. and it stretches. can i literally just walk into a store that is only belts? ofthat a profitable use store space? >> take a look at socks. they sell in 70 countries. they have 14 standalone stores. they will do about $170 million. for years.round a tie only company, they started a few years ago by couple out of chicago. they sold private equity for very large number. this and itook at says tommy hilfiger. which brings to have to associate with and what cultural group jump starts this business? >> i don't thin

and so, we kind of thought that perhaps maybe the suspect grabbed a hold of the belt. >> the belt was removed for forensic testing. the initial examination found no fingerprints, so they tried super glue fuming. >> just simply heating up the superglue inside of an enclosed chamber, allowing that superglue to vaporize and it has the physical properties to want to adhere to the fingerprint residuals left behind when an item is touched. >> and it revealed a partial thumb print, about five inches from the buckle. >> the quality of that latent fingerprint was very poor. and on a scale of 1 to 10, this latent fingerprint was about a 2 to a 3. this is the only belt i've ever obtained a fingerprint off of. >> investigators found their next clue in the shards of broken glass. >> there was a beautiful footwear impression. it was maybe half of a shoe or the whole ball area of the shoe was present. >> this may have happened when the killer stepped into the house after breaking the glass. >> so it gave me a lot to work with, with regards to looking for accidental characteristics or markings. >> us

the seat belt was hanging out. and just a lot of things you could tell wasn't right. >> the right front windshield was shattered, and we found a purse with contents and identification and money and so forth relating to the female passenger. >> the jeep belonged to richard and karla van dusen. karla's cell phone was found on the front seat. just a half mile away, neighbors called police to report two dead bodies on the road outside their home. they were identified as richard and karla van dusen. >> richard was laying facedown in the dirt of the driveway, and karla was laying on her side. both had been shot in the head. and we later learned through an autopsy that karla had also been stabbed. >> richard and karla had been married for three years. they had three grown children from previous marriages. >> my son, he said, "they're dead." and i said "did they have an accident?" and i said "are you sure?" several times, i asked him, "are you sure?" and then he told me that they had been found and that they had been murde

is what about the seat belts? >> it's 1:00 a.m. when this accident happened. they are coming from a casino in delaware. you don't know -- there's six passengers in the car, whether they all had their seat belts on or not. when a car like this happens, there would be a lot of flying objects. you know what, eric, besides seat belts, not a lot you can do to see a truck coming at you at that speed. >> i think, eric, and i thought of the same thing when i was preparing for this, you have to think it's not just you, the driver. if you're in a car, everyone on the road could be a risk to you so don't think i'm safe because i've had sleep or i haven't had anything to droming at you, so say, stay seat belted at all times or use the shoulder harness. one study out of britain says if you're hit in a car and have the shoulder harness on and the airbag the chances of a major injury go up. internal injuries, another could be a fracture to the spleen where you could lose a lot of blood on the scene and die. paramedics think abou

the seat belts, who was wearing seat belts. the seat belts, who was wearing seat belts. sinrid i hem story and i coudnt t belts in the big party bus limo. >> if i was in the back it wouldn't occur to me to belt up. >> no. you are having a great time. >> no one knows for sure and national transportation safety board is looking to investigate this a to z. >> if wal-mart found the truck driver was responsibility wal-mart will take full responsibility. >> we wish them all a speedy recovery, we hope. >>> a day on a virginia river turns tragic as a boat capsized. it happened near fishing pier in newport news. bystanders tossed ropes to the five people struggling to stay afloat in that rough surf. three police officers risked their lives to help. they jumped in without safety equipment. they managed to rescue three of the victims. >>> severe storms including tornados raced across colorado's front range and the eastern plains yesterday. one adot nea country cluburo at least one inj and uprootiees ning abc's linzie jan abc's li.zie jan

it was usually always the belt.happened more and more often until finally it was once every one or two weeks. >> on this particular evening hillary sets up a small video camera on a dresser in her bedroom hoping to document her father's behavior in case he becomes violent. minutes after hillary presses record, william adams enters her room. >> get over here. >> brandishing a leather belt. >> as soon as the light switched off, i knew that it was going to be bad. >> bend over that bed. >> dad. >> hillary hesitates. >> bend over the bed. bend over the bed. >> stop. stop. >> when i didn't comply to what he was telling me to do, he grabbed my hand and just lashed me anyway, and he would not stop. >> stop. stop. >> bend over the bed. i'm going to keep hitting you on your legs. >> after about a minute had passed i had totally forgotten about the camera in the corner. >> bend over the bed. stand up. stand up. >> i sink down on the floor. so he picked me up and threw me back onto the bed. bend over the [ bleep ] bed. >> the

he was wearing his seat belt. and i got a report one firefighter unsnapped a belt to get him out. >> so far the cause of the accident has not been confirmed. identity of the firefighter has not been identified but we're told that he is a 28-year-old veteran of the department. this accident has not affected tee par tours or arrivals the chief says drivers receive a lot of training to drive these rigs. so there is a full investigation underway. >> one person died when a fire broke out inside of a home in union city. sky 7 shows where that fire started this afternoon. paramedics rushed another person hurt to the hospital. we don't have any word yet on the victims' injuries or conditions. >> a grass fire burned close to homes this afternoon. sky 7 overhead just a short time ago. it burned a few acres before crews got it surrounded and under control. a water dropping helicopter doused this >> a good samaritan recovering from a stab wound after trying to stop a would be thief. police arrested him and' say he broke into

i kept telling them, yeah, aisle fine, but i'm stuck in my seat belt. you stand the car up so i can release it. >> as they heave the car upright, it bursts into flames. the camera continues recording, while the fire spreads. >> i was trapped. it crossed my mind that i could die. >> when the fire started, i was actually really afraid. i didn't want to lose him that day. >> but the time they got it on all four wheels, it spread pretty quick. the last couple of seconds, i could see anything in front of me except for yellow. i'm thinking to myself, don't panic. if you panic, you're slowing yourself down. just get out of the car as quick as you can. you've got family here, you've got friends here, you don't want to die today, stuck in a car. >> in the stands, mike's cousin and grandfather can't see if he's okay. >> it was just a big ball of fire surrounding the car. >> i was really scared at that moment. >> behind the wall of fire and smoke, a racetrack staff member pulls mike out of the car. >> he's out of the car. >> i did feel in the last couple of second

when the cabin crew says buckle your seat belt, buckle your seat belt. that's the number one defense to protect you. >> reporter: one of the victims was run ore by two rescue vehicles. still today's report credited first responders with savie ini five passengers in the back of the plane. asiana blamed boeing for the crash but boeing says it does not bleat auto flight contributed to the crash. the ntsb did acknowledge that the plane's design saved lives. jeff pegues, cbs news, san francisco. >>> coming up on the "morning news," google announces its latest tech toyes. and queen elizabeth enters the tech world of "the game of tloens" on the hit show. this is the "cbs morning news." so chic. at the hottest boutique. the new paint studio at ace! surprise. luxurious color from valspar optimus and valspar aspire. check out this drawer action. discover premium paints and helpful people. i love both of those things. of course you do. it's the new paint studio. exclusively at ace. ♪ace is the place with the helpful hardware folks.♪ helpful is beautiful™ new copper

>> he received the belt at home, i guess. >> jimmy: he got a belt and a belt.'s going to be at the american airlines arena in miami and we'll find out who is going to get knocked out. there is really a great deal of bad blood here. cuba against the dominican republic. some serious hostilities. they're going to do some kukaracha, some salsa dancing. we're going to do something fun when we come back. you're going to show us how you make an omelet. >> i like omelets. >> jimmy: mike tyson is here. we'll be right back. vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where villages floated on water and castles were houses dragons lurked giants stood tall and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real avo: whatever you can imagine, all in one place expedia, find yours that's why we reimagined the range using a tri-ring burner. from the lowest simmer to the hottest sear, perfection is yours... almost. ge. reimagining home. coors light answers. when cold refreshment calls... almost. frost brewed coors light. the world's most refreshing beer.

attached to the seat belt cutter is a window punch.supposed to help in an emergency like this. >> it's getting wet in here. let's assume we can't open the doors in the water and the power windows are useless. now what? >> i'll take the punch device here, put it in the corner. i'll turn away so if there's any flying glass i avoid it and i'm going to push. the punch easily did what rock could not. >> i think what we learned today is that simple tools that every day motorist could have relati relatively inexpensive could get us out of a predicament that could be very serious. >> i'm just thankful to be here. >> reporter: meghan got out of a burning wreck thanks to the help of a good samaritan. it was a miracle he came along when he did. the scatter happened so far out in the boone dock it took an ambulance 45 minutes to get there. >> i've always been that kind of person whose always prepared for anything just in case something does happen. >> reporter: she never drives anywhere now without a seat belt cutter and window punch within reach.

when the cabin crew says buckle your belt, buckle your seat belt. that's the number one defense to protect you in the case of anything-- turbulence, crash. >> reporter: one victim, ye meng yuan, was run over by two rescue vehicles. still, today's report credited first responders with saving five passengers trapped in the back of the plane as fire spread through the fuselage. asiana blamed boeing for the accident, but boeing said it does not believe the auto flight contributed to the crash. scott, the n.t.s.b. report did acknowledge the design of the plane saved lives. >> pelley: jeff, what are some of the safety board's recommendations? >> reporter: well, scott, the n.t.s.b. came up with 27 safety recommendations, among them more pilot training as well as more training for first responders. >> pelley: jeff pegues in san francisco for us tonight. jeff, thank you. today, secretary of state john kerry reached across iraq to try to hold the country together. iraq is fracturing tonight. one branch of islam, the sunnis, occupy the north and west. the othe

the trio wrapped denise's body in the sheet using the belt, shoe laces and the electrical cords.used denise's car to drive to the canal where they dumped her body. they tracked sand into the car and left their fingerprints behind. later, the three went to breakfast. >> they should have been burned alive. all three of them. and i make no bones about it. they say let he who has no sin cast the first stone, let me tell you i have no problem >> robert messer was convicted and sentenced to 15 years, isaac brown was convicted of five counts, including second degree murder. luis caballero was convicted of kidnapping and murder and he now sits on death row. >> i thank god for forensic science. and thank god for the men and women who donate their time to study it. to bring to justice these monsters. i am very grateful for forensic science. >> denise o'neill is one of a few victims that i have encountered through my tenure with this agency that have affected me. i still think about denise. i still think about her family. >>> up next, an exotic dancer vanishes. >> it was driving me crazy th

and shape, robertson suspected that at least one of the marks was caused by the top part of a seat belt this was precisely what hans bosma thought, too. but he wanted robertson's independent analysis. >> well, normally, i don't have any information. so i wasn't aware of anything about the vehicle. >> next, robertson flew to modesto, california, to conduct an experiment in doug mouser's car. he wanted to try to recreate the same skin pattern that was on genna's thigh. he placed a live model, the same height and weight as genna in the back of the vehicle over the rear seat belt buckle. it was a hatch back and one of the back seats was broken and was kept flat. the model remained in the same position for 15 minutes, the time it would have taken to drive from genna's house to the dump site. when the model was photographed, robertson and bosma discovered what caused the other mark on genna's leg. >> when he placed her in there, the -- there's carpet on the back of the seat because it lays flat. so he had a nice carpeted area. the carpet bead folds over as he pulls or pushes her over that par

we're in the heart of the bible belt. this man with all these tattoos attributed to satan all over his face and neck and he was just acting in this very bizarre way. >> i wish someone would breathe. why am i so fascinated by these things? who cares what they think? they'll never understand me. >> malice makes me this way. malice! m-a-l-i-c-e, malice makes me this way. >> this was not wood's first arrest. now 31 years old he had numerous stays in jail and prison since age 18 on convictions ranging from assault to burglary. >> i always wanted handcuffs off. >> are you drinking today? >> no. i just ain't brushed my teeth in a week, bro. >> all right. need you to walk through that metal detector and have a seat on the front. >> can you get me a sack lunch? >> in a second. >> walk through there. to the metal detector. have a seat on the front row. >> after being searched, it was time for wood to have his booking photo taken. >> going to take a picture. right there. >> look at the camera. >> right there. >> and then when i saw

. >> we don't know for sure, but to me, i've got to think the guys had their seat belt on at least, ifur kid, make sure you're driving safely. >>> a couple of weeks are crossing two sets of train tracks. got this third truck back here about to cross. bam. >> what? >> whoa. >> any kind of signal? >> no. this is under investigation, but it doesn't appear there were any kind of lights, signs, gates of any sort. that truck getting crushed by that large passenger train. the driver, again, survived this incident. he was taken to the hospital with injuries, but looked like nobody noticed. when you look at guys on the motorcycle, they don't realize the train's coming. they're going straight ahead. >> i don't know how you miss a speeding train. >> that is crazy. >>>. >> if you're a foodie you probably love fox's hit summer series "master chef" if you've seen it awesome judges. a cooking competition but for home cook, not professional chefs. home cooks who compete against these others to become the master chef. if you're a huge foodie and a huge fan of the show, here's something extra special th

belt comes off.er shorts. >> okay, bathing suits, everything, how about this. >> yes. >> thank you. >> you did you such a great job. >> thanks so much for having me. >> rock star ladies and as we toss it back in you cannot find a belt for a boy, mike and sue, i never bought a kid a belt. >> you don't have to have. >> they come in pant here. >> there you go. >> all of these things you can get as a chic mom right here. >> our little secret. >> yep. >> there you go, dressing kids, for dummies. >> yes. >> thank you. >> okay another justly when are you going to show this but before we show the new co host i think this rob kardashian needs a intervention. you know what i found out overnight? life is not get gooding for rob kardashian apparently he is not talking to any of his sisters and he may be using drugs. rob has been smoke ago lot of weed, drinking something called, cyst air. >> seriously. >> it is a mixture of cough medicine and soda. radar on line, reports that rob has not spoken to his sister kim

police say she was likely distracted and wasn't wearing her seat belt. >> when we opened up the front door and saw the badge and the hat, you didn't have to say another word. i knew why they were there. >> reporter: now a new study conducted by safe kids found 25% of teens surveyed admit they don't buckle up on every ride. 39% have ridden with a teen driver who was texting. even more disturbing, 28% had been with a parent driver who was texting. >> teens who were texting often had parents who were texting or on the phone and involved in distracted driving. >> teen driving is already risky enough. just having somebody under the age of 21 in the car with a teen driver increases the risk of a crash by 44%. two teen passengers, the risk is doubled. >> the seattle belt -- >> alexa's parents have started seat belt hub hoping to save lives. >>> and we're back in a moment with new news about hurricanes and why their names may matter. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnere

two of the three chinese teen teenagers killed were not wearing seat belts, thrown from the plane. the third died when the emergency exit door pushed inward and hit her. >>> the ntsb credits first responders for saving five passengers who were trapped in the plane. but sharon, they also say they got along. >> the safety board said they didn't check for breathing or pulse before driving over one of the passengers. instead they just charged in to the wreckage. >> just don't go in there. >> reporter: ntsb investigators call it had a missed opportunities when they rolled over the 16-year-old when she was still alive. >> it was a short window of opportunity for these two firefighters to perform on passenger 41e and verified the visual assessments, but they did not do so. >> and their commanding officers didn't have training in airport disasters. >> we can definitely take action to try to limit the secondary results that may occur. >> first responders say today other improvements are in place. emergency responders will now use the same radio frequency for communication. they can treat pa

have a real black belt.age and apparently i couldn't beat up anybody. sad but true. i have to take a break, but don't think of leaving me now. the book "not cool" is number one -- no where or on amazon.com. it was up to number five, but now it is somewhere, who knows? an autographed copy get at g gutfeld.com. and wouldn't you want to look at this again? there they are. >> what were the best playthings from the 80s and/or 90s? that's the subject of tonight's "red eye" ... bay 201 -- "red eye" debate, live from the" red eye" debate center. welcome to tonight's "red eye" debate. tonight's "red eye" debate, we are coming from bayside california. go tigers. as a reminder, please refrain from flash photography. earth pics.com, a website so they claim, released a list of the 11 most popular toys from the 1980s and the 1990s. making the list, i have never even seen that before. apparently it is a glow worm. and then there are these things which go by the name transformers. i believe they were movies before they were

the third person who died was in her seat and likely wearing a seat belt, but a door broke during the crash and hit her on final impact. we heard some more details on that. sfo has taken steps, as has asiana, ahead of today's recommendations and the board's findings and voting to approve them. but before and after the hearing, the ntsb's acting chairman stressed something very important. he said, it seems that technology is getting better and that there may be overreliance on these automated functions, and that people still need to be controlled. he said, the bottom line is these new automated systems can be opening the door for more errors instead of improving safety, and really summed it up by saying pilots still need to be alert. >> thank you very much, stephanie. be sure to stay with us for the latest on the asiana crash investigation. our own investigative reporter is in washington, d.c. for that ntsb hearing and he'll have a live report for us tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> now to a developing story in san jose. officers are on the hunt for three armed men who tased a woman durin

it is not wearing seat belts.more than half of the teenagers killed in automobile accidents were not wearing their seat belt. one-four teen-agers say they do not wear seat belts when driving with another teenager. another reason is they forgot or was not the habit. parents should think twice about lying to their kids. kids are more likely to lie if they have already been lied to by an adult. researchers reviewed the behavior ages 3 to 7 all talking with an adult. another goal lead to them the children more likely to cheat in the game and then led but it afterwards. the reason for the one is not known. could be kids are just imitating the behavior of the adults. >> we're literally going to grow absolutely everything.grill absolutely absolutely everything.grill absolutely fow because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. we're learning how to impres

are you in or out on halo belt company?honest, i love any company that's working to disrupt a -- it sounds lie they have a lot of different customer types, but i'm a bit concerned with the challenges around creating a brand, so it feels a bit niche, so i think i'm out. >> that's one out. what about you, andrew? >> i don't see this as cool or people in urban aaron. >> c'mon. >> i'm sorry, i don't see it. i'm not convinced that cyclists want something else to strap on when they already have to put on a helmet, and roll up their pant leg, but i think they're a great application for law enforcement, military, for runners, for people who walk their dogs at night, so i'm in. >> well, i love it started with a kickstarter campaign. that's a great early market signal of fit, but for me the real test is, is it the product i would buy, and more importantly would i use it? the an is yes, i'm in. >> we have two ins, one out. vincent, what is your reaction? >> i would definitely take this and i have a lot to learn. >> thank you for joini

it's actually been called the buckle of the bible belt.he tulsa county jail, one newly arrested inmate caught our attention because he appeared to be anything but religiously conservative. >> we were filming in the booking area of the jail and i saw a guy with 666 written across his head in tattoos all over his face and he looked like an interesting candidate for "lock up." >> i'm not on nothing, dude, i'm not. >> he was being pretty loud and causing a commotion back there. i wasn't sure what was going on. >> roger wood had just been arrested on a charge of public intoxication. >> i didn't have been drinking. i haven't and you are judging me, dude. because of what i look like. >> tracey came over to me and said, there's a very interesting looking guy who's being booked in right now. i kind of noticed he latched on to bryan. he was looking for somebody to hear his story. he started to focus on bryan, bro this, bro that. >> they are focusing on me because they hate me because of these tattoos. they ain't nothing without their home boys, bro.

washington, it takes a new breed of politicians to rein in out of control spending even if it means belt-tightening in his own state. >> every state is addicted to federal spending. smart, intelligent, longed for thinking people have to begin getting in positions of authority and phasing out the debt and deficit spending slowly so there's not as much pain. >> reporter: chris mcdaniel is hoping eric cantor's stunning loss in virginia will have coattails that will reach all the way to mississippi.

and brandon belt starting to be missed in the lineup.details next in sports. >>> california's universities need to improve their teaching on the subject of sexual harassment. that's a decision from the state auditor today. it's been a big issue this year at uc berkeley and other schools. this new report concludes that california's public universities need to better educate students about harassment and violence policies and keeping victims informed about their cases. and make sure that the staff are adequately trained as well. >>> concussions may be a part of football. but they're something that they definitely want to cut out. >> critics claim it will make california play by different rules and hurt recruiting as well. in tonight's reality check, sam brock finds out if there's anything to the claims. >> what this bill does essentially is pares down practices. will that punish players? if we're doing that, so are many other states. the high school football field is where many athletic careers are forged. but with talks of concussion at t

so much coming off of the conveyor belts and you don't have another conveyor belt to use.t, moving onto the language of the mtc. war balance -- more balance. repeated.he phrase along with the line that officials needed to have more slack reducing. 1% to 1.5%, move earlier because that will help with the gradual trajectory. >> people have got their head around the fact that rates are going to rise. does a second rise, and the first quarter or six months after? what is the path look like? >> they guidance is that the trajectory or the velocity of on ae is more likely to be quarterly basis. the first one will be 25 basis points and then quarterly. i would counter strongly about eating that piece of pie. and rates go, memory history of rates in 25 years have they gone slowly and gradually. minutese u.s., five come out today. some are expecting an acceleration of the tabor. what are we expecting to hear from janet yellen? that will come out from the minutes of the fomc will be where everybody on the dot.laces their matrix analysis. there is great article on business insider, "c

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a semi was heading for him. >> i had my seat belt on. that's what saved my life. i had to crawl out through the back windshield. i got out and within i would say five to ten seconds, that truck just nailed it, boom. >> miller walked away with only a cut on his knuckle. >> amazing. >>> delaware is the hot spot for music lovers this weekend. >> coming up on the stage at the firefly festival, thousands are there. we are live with a look at how this is impacting dover. >>> right now at 4:30, thousands ready to rock this weekend in delaware. the firefly music festival, putting the state back on the map when it comes to music. it's going to be a big weekend for music fans. people from around the world are coming to dover to get a taste of the music. >> emerging artists are making their mark. 154 acres turned into a musical wonder land. dozens of acts are taking five different stages. the governor came to jam to the music. tim furlong is live in dover. this is about more than music for the state. >> what are the crowds like there today? >> it's about money. >> reporter:

they would have probably surprised if they -- survived if they were wearing seat belts. san francisco thanked them for their recommendations and he went on to say they already had implemented it. and in his fast report,co when electrocuted they relied on nominated to avoid future crab is the board recommends complicated new technology and to get flights more often to romaine familiar with the procedure. we have complete coverage on the crash including video of yesterday's hearing and more on the victims. >>> they are searching for suspects in a deadly shooting. it happened last night on douglas avenue not far from the oakland coliseum. they found the woman on the street and the man with her was wounded and is expected to survive. we are still not clear what led up to the deadly gunfire. >>> oscar grant's father took the arrest and he is currently serving time for first-degree murder. he believes johanness intention nailingly -- intentionally killed his son and he is suing bart to collect money for his granddaughter. >>> and sheriff's deputies, it comes after eight months

. >> do you want a belt? i have one on. >> all our students are standing there with safety belts.we had one of them throw a safety belt down. paul held him up and treaded water like a champion, and i ducked under and tied the safety belt around him real quickly. >> with the belt securely in place, rescuers give it everything they have pulling james up. >> oh, my god. this guy is dead. >> when they get him to the surface, it appears their courageous efforts were in vain. >> he looked like he was dead. >> but one of the students in the class knows cpr. after about a minute of breathing and chest compressions, james finally began to show some signs of life. >> he began foaming at the mouth and nose we knew he was breathing on his own again, and almost to the point we could see he was breathing on his own again. and that was amazing, amazing to watch him literally come back to life. >> the paramedics arrive about ten minutes later to take him to the hospital. he checks him out, and he's okay and makes a full recovery. neal believes his teachers were extremely courageous to risk their

. >> they are a lot about and they fall down the belt.t moves the belt up, and if you turn that faster, the butterflies fall in the move of words. >> the art reflect the commission's commitment to acquiring the best work from the bay area and beyond. in addition to the five new commissions, 20 artworks that were already in the airport collection were reinstalled. some of which were historically cited in the terminal. it includes major sculptures by the international artists. as a collection, these art works tell the story of the vibrant arts scene in the early 1960's through the mid-1980s's. the illustrate san francisco's cultural center and a place of innovation that is recognized and the love throughout the world. one of the highlights is a series of three left tapestries. they are on view after being in storage for 20 years. these tapestries representing various gardens. from his years of living in san francisco. hydrangeas, chrysanthemums, and whilst dahlias in rich, deep shades as they make their way to the baggage area. they can acc

investigators say based on where people were riding and seat belts apparently not being used, laws were clearly broken. live in atlantic city, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> attorneys for revel casino were in court today asking a judge to move forward with the process to sell the struggling resort. they are more than $400 million in debt. a hearing was held this morning at federal bankruptcy court in camden. one attorney noted that the property has lost $75 million so far this year and continues to lose $2 million a week. revel opened in 2012 and has undergone one bankrupt sichlt now attorneys say they must be sold in two months or face closure. >> i co-see it all winter there was nobody in there. i was in there and half the tables were empty. it may be busy now but all winter nobody was in there. >> they have already cut the work force by 18% since opening. here is a look at the atlantic city casino industry. as of june this year, the sea-side city had 12 can a sees until the atlantic club shut its doors leaving them with 11 casinos today. now with the second bankruptcy filed by r

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they say they would have survive if they were belted in. girl had her seat belt on but was hit in the head by a door when it was knocked loose. at. >> and yesterday hearing, more on the victims. they want to keep their internet free and open and now they are taking their demands to silicone valley. demonstrates are trying to occupy google and i know you were talking to somebody who was arrested, what did they say? >> through e-mail he and the group said they were just released from santa clara county jail and we hope to talk to him more about that but here on the google campus things are back to normal and people are still buzzing about what happened here on social media. here are some photographs that one of the protesters posted. it was posted and heavy property. the movement is demanding the tech joint support internet neutrality making sure the internet remains open and free. here is one arrest and it appears the man behind the camera also gets taken into custody. >> everybody here is under arrest for trespassing. >> reporter: occupiers

. >> the damage was so severe that russia until late this morning if anyone was wearing seat belts. determined that the front seat passenger in driver wearing a seatbelt carian none of the rear seat passengers wearing their seat belts. three men and one woman's was killed. police were unable to use certain to medea to see what happened. after you're able to determine that there was no drucker is involved. the medical examiner says two of the four killed were in their 20s. one was 19. the other was a teenager. in addition to the loss of life the accident was very close to causing an explosion. the vehicle came within 5 ft. of striking about 100 propane tanks. >> police investigating if up, and drugs played a role in the accident. >> you're expecting to learn the names of the victims later today. demand from the software side accused of trying to kill a woman because she was too happy. being held without bond on charges of attempted murder and aggravated battery. walked up to a woman and said to her i'm going to kill you. held a knife to her throat. the girl had had with a backpack be

two of the three girls who died were not swearing their seat belts when the plane crash. the ntsb also found room for improvement more notably in the case of young girl who was run over because she was left on the tarmac and not properly triages. >> we have live team coverage, john fowler spent the day looking at how pilot training could change because of this. but first david stevenson on the lessons for first responders, david. >> reporter: yeah, ken those lessons have led to changes on how the department responds to emergencies like that one. but the department tells us it's also looking at the death of one of those passengers. the 16-year-old is passenger 41e the asiana victim who was thrown from her seat at the crash at sfo last july. national transportation board today said at least two firefighters missed their chance to rescue her before she was run over by two fire riggs. >> these individuals observed by multiple firefighters who believe she was deceased and therefor did not perform triage. >> it was devastating for us, the family and everyone involved. >> report

this is still happening despite things like safety belts and airbags and active safety systems.hini, you looked at technology that may give us a crashless future down the road. >> yes, 30,000 faltalties is a -- fatalities is a shocking statistic, some caused by impaired driving. of the remainder, 80% could be avoided using this technology. i went to ann arbor to check it out. let's take a look. [ ♪ music ] >> reporter: ann arbor pammela micheo, a quintessential college town, home of the university of michigan and its transportation research institute where they are developing and testing the future of driving. >> i'm trying to kill him. >> reporter: that was a genuine alert that you were about to collide into a car in front. the city is a big field test for vehicle to vehicle or v2v, a fleet of vehicles talking to each other electronically. you say the vehicles are talking to each other, what are they snag. >> in a small range, 200m, the vehicles are sending out messages 10 times a second showing position, speed and the direction they are heading in instantaneously. >> reporter:

sporting a brandon belt shirt. she's a cancer survivor. gave the bat to the lindsey. my good luck charm. isn't that the a keepsake? >> i'm going hit a home run. >> and he did it. as soon as he gets back to the team. >> we'll be glad to have him back. wish her well too. >>> the president asked congress for billions of to bat what will he calls a crisis at border, details next. >>> plus awe major supreme court ruling expected today surrounding a company's right to provide health coverage for birth control. >>> let's take you out live to the golden gate bridge this morning. it's going to be a warm one, but how tees going to be for the fourth of july? we'll check in with christina next. >>> nbc bay area honored with three national awards for excellence in breaking news coverage, feature reporting, and public service in television journalism, all from the society of professional journalists. nbc bay area, we investigate. >>> a highly anticipated case takes center stage in washington, d.c. this morning. the ruling that is correct clear the way for companies to deny certain