wendy tokuda, kpix 5. >> and brittany wants to be a judge. to find out how you can help students like brittany go to our website. we will be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right, we have the season opener at home. can't wait. >> tuesday. should be a good one. the warriors try to defend their title. they'll have to do it without their head coach steve kerr to start the season. good news is kerr was at practice and more involved with the game plan but he will not coach on opening night as he continues to recover from two back surgeries during the offseason. luke walton will run the team in kerr's absence. >>> plus the 2-3 raiders face their division rival tomorrow the san diego chargers also 2-3 this season, both trying to avoid losing 3 straight. the raiders coming off their bye and have sometime to come up with maybe some surprises. they used the tackle penn for more than just blocking. he caught a t.d. pass in last season's win over the 49ers. it was his third career touchdown pass. vern glenn sat down with penn and asked him how he

and sol once brittany once it was apparent that brittany did have only six months to live, we were still going to fight the tumor but we would wage that bat from oregon. because at least there she has the option to control her final days and not have to suffer needlessly. >> i've got to ask you what about the low income person in california? someone who is buried in medical bills. doesn't this open the door for them to throw their hands in the air and give up and not hold out for a cure for whatever disease they may be battling? >> i disagree with that. i think for the first time this program now creates a structure where it doesn't matter what social economic status you are that a person has control, can work with their physicians can apply for this program. all of the treatment options that are available have to be explained to that individual. chemotherapy, radiation, clinical trials that are out there. for the first time i would say we have a structure in place that will protect an individual. now without this law, i would say is where we are writing the issue that all of that is hap

wendy tokuda kpix 5. >> brittany wants to be a judge.how you can help students like brittany, go to cbssf.com/sra. sports is next. bowl... deion sanders was on that team... ....aka " prim time"...wa 's stadium >>> nfl up top. it's been roughly 20 years since the 49ers won a super bowl. deion sanders was on that team! aka, prime time was at leave last night working the cbs broadcast crew. deion didn't go soft on the 9ers' effort against seattle. >> they should be ashamed! the management and ownership should be ashamed. this team is three years removed from the super bowl and they putting that up. colin kaepernick has nowhere to go nowhere to throw. we are here seeing this live. no one is opening. they are not blocking. so this is pathetic. for a team that was in the super bowl, just a few years ago, they lost a good coach and really good players. >> that was at halftime! anyway, the 49ers lost 20-3. 142 yards total offense. colin kaepernick hounded, sacked six times. 49ers had more punts than first downs. still, head coach jim tomsula isn

(nat steve and brittany looking through photos)this all began back when brittany was 6. her parents split up then got wrapped up in a bitter custody battle.(bite todd bachman) "it was riddled with lawyers and courtrooms. "her dad, a short-haul truck driver, wanted custody -- and certainly had no interest in sharing his daughter with brittany's new step-dad -- who says the ill-feelings were mututu.(bite todd cendrosky) "we did not get along, we tolerated each other. that's probably the best way to describe it."over the years things did improve slightly. both men came to realize they were both good fathers. but there was still a little tension in the air when last month the 2 families got together for brittany's wedding. her father was all set to walk her down the aisle --when all of a suddenhe bolted.(bite todd bachman) "i said, 'i'll be back.' and that's when i walked down the aisle, grabbed todd and said, 'come on.'"(bite todd cendrosky) "he said, 'hey, you had just as much a part of this as i did. you're going to come and help me walk our daughter down the aisle.'"our

i was in kindergarten. >> reporter: this all began back when brittany was six. her parents split up then got wrapped up in a bitter custody battle. >> it was riddled with lawyers and courtrooms. >> reporter: her dad, a short-haul truck driver, wanted custody, and certainly had no interest in sharing his daughter with brittany's new stepdad, who says the ill feelings were mutual. >> we did not get along. we tolerated each other. that's probably the best way to describe it. >> reporter: over the years, things did improve slightly. they shared custody and both men came to realize they were both pretty good fathers. but there was still a little tension in the air when last month, the two families got together for brittany's wedding. her biological father was supposed to walk her down the aisle when all of a sudden, he bolted to the front. >> i said, "i'll be back." and that's when i walked down the aisle, grabbed todd, and said, "come on." >> he said you had just as much a part of this in raising these kids as i did. you're going to come and help me walk our daughte

that is the promise i made to brittany ed: we are talking about right to die advocate brittany made who died a year ago in oregon. similar law in massachusetts. heather: five investigates. now the federal government is calling for action to help keep you safe. / thin clouds now. harvey: but run that moisture from patricia on the way. ed: the pagers with a casual walk-through today in foxboro. r ready to head out when others head home. p at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long. r upgrading technology, managing vegetation, r improving how we get information to you, t because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, r and we want to make sure you're ready, too. r visit eversource.com to learn more and sign up for storm updates. r and be sure to follow us on facebook and twitter. r ed: it has been almost a year since terminal cancer patient britney maynard moved to oregon to die in her own terms. the 29-year-old' s death made headlines. j.c.: today her husband continued her right to die crusade on beacon hill. statehouse. pam: he was one of dozens of people to

thanks, brittany. >>> that's nbc 10 news for now.from all of us here, an all new "snl" is next. &÷ >>> watching "fox & friends." >> welcome back to "fox & friends." i'm steve

brittany, we're getting the winter feel this weekend. >> it already moved in. so our temperatures are about ten degrees cooler today. and we will see those cooler temperatures sticking around tomorrow. it's going to be a cold start to your sunday, even colder on your monday morning. then a chilly eagles forecast for you on monday night. i'll go over the details on that. but right now we're at 28 degrees in the poconos, 40 degrees in allentown, 48 in wildwood. temperatures in atlantic city at 42 degrees right now. so it is a cold night already in the making. we have more cold air moving in from the northwest. notice that even as far back as cincinnati in the 30s, st. louis seeing cold conditions. 45 degrees. this cold air is far reaching. almost reaching atlanta. so this is the cold air that we're dealing with. it's going to be stuck right over our region as we head into sunday, definitely into monday. by tuesday you're going to start to see improvement. our temperatures will push back closer to average. we do have a freeze warning in effect for most of the lehi

the governor specifically mentioned brittany maynard.nally-ill californian who moved to oregon to die with dignity instead of wasting away in agonizing pain. he said though that he did not know exactly what he would do that he would want the comfor

the goal is to attract crowds to the area. >> brittany bill. >> the brittany bill. >>> spike lee is going to serve as grand marshall at next month's new york city marathon. >> the world's largest marathon takes place sunday, november 1st and runs through the 43 neighborhood where lee grew up. a well known sports fan will participate in several race week events. he has no idea why he was chosen for the honor but he's a lifelong fan of the race. >>> someone will win when he goes to the nick games. >> i don't think he'll be berating the other runners. definitely will be nice. >>> coming up on 5:00 a.m. take us with you. >> download the news 4 app on your device. our nicks hour starts right now. >>> new this morning, she struck again. a new look at the woman who's robbed at least two delis. >>> plus, new this morning. stunning new pictures of the amtrak tlan went off the track. >>> and the rain has stopped falling but the water is still rising. we're going to have an update on the devastation in south carolina. today in new york starts now. good morning, everybody. coming up on 5:00 a.m. i'm

recently, brittany maynard has become the face of this fight. moved from her bay area home to oregon.so that she could choose when she died during her battle with terminal brain cancer. she peacefully ended her life last november.after gaining national media attention for her her the right to die on their terms. since brittany's death, her family, including her late husband. has been supporting the cause. with her husband today. justine he fought relentlessly to get this law passed. dan diaz told me. brittany would be proud of. and grateful for. the passing of the "right-to- die" legislation. and that getting to today's victory. was heatbreaking at times. during my last interview with dan. he told me made a promise to his dying wife. that he would get the law passed this year. and that it did. shows the determination and efforts of so many people. when i spoke with him via skype today. dan said brittany just wanted the choice of how to die. and now that others can make that choice. he finally feels a sense of relief. it was a tumultuous year the

brittany maynard's widower spoke to us by skype from oregon this afternoon. >> and only the individual, only that person, only brittany can decide what is best for her as she is facing the increasing seizures, the pain of the disgruntleness that she is going through. so what she wrote today to me was very touching that it meant that he deliberated and got to the exact point that he needed to. and in the end he made the right decision. >> reporter: the disability rights and education defense fund says that on behalf of the poor that the disabled, the uninsured or the under insured that it is taking no counter measures off the table including political action and lawsuits. >> there is a deadly mix between our broken profit- proven healthcare system and legalizing assistant suicide, which immediately becomes the cheapest treatment. it isn't even necessary if they deny or nearly delay someone's expensive life sustaining treatment. >> reporter: and now right to die supporters would deny this, but in a statement released this afternoon that the pro life council said this. the only option now

the legislation was signed today and championed by brittany menard in life and by her parents after the death. the bay area woman moved to oregon last career to legally end her own life. more from san francisco. chuck, the governors really looked at this from a personal point of view before he signed this into law. >> reporter: you're absolutely right and in a personal signing statement the governor said he discussed this with others. he wanted to give patients who had been told there were six months to live to give them more options. >> we heard from a mother who is dying of a brain tumor that she doesn't want her adult children to have last memories of her in agony and literally out of her mind. >> reporter: doctors, religious leaders and advocates for the disabled who say some people may be pressured to ask for life-ending medications who opposed it. the law was inspired by 29-year-old brittany menard who ended her own life 11 months ago in oregon because she could not do so legally in california. the new law allows doctors to prescribe legal doses of drugs to patients who have six m

. >> brittany maynard was the california woman who took her own life in oregon. she has become the face of the right to die movement. i'll tell you why her husband is here at the state house. >> mark: but first, shock and sadness. in one new hampshire community half a 9-year-old boy suddenly dies. >> >> mark: how that little boy is next >> mark: tonight, a community in new hampshire is mourning the loss of a fourth grade student who died suddenly. 9-year-old christopher chester died after his heart stopped while walking with his father. >> elizabeth: his dad says he is absolutely heart broken and says there is nothing he could do. katherine burcham. christopher's parents, brother and sister are honoring his memory with a wake behind me. a boy taken so suddenly from his family and it was a death his mother said that could have been prevented with a simple test. >> we would come out every morning, and we would feed the animals together. >> the reporter: this was christopher chester's favorite place, his mother's farm where stray and unwanted animals found a permane

but first brittany is here with the warnings still in effect at the shore. >> we still have the coastal flood warning in effect until tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. all the beaches there, along the shore, cape may, to thoms river. the main concern is over the next couple of hours, as we get closer to high tide, that happens typically around 1:00 a.m., and once again by 2:00 p.m. on sunday. we're also watching for beach erosion and street flooding in the area. this is all due to a strong onshore flow, the wind direction causing all the problems here. it's moving in from the north and east. wind gusts up to about 36 miles per hour in atlantic city and 35 miles per hour in georgetown. we'll continue to see these strong winds even as we head into tomorrow. our radar shot shows at least gradually improving. we have a few scattered showers outside of burlington county. it starts to dry out as we head into the second half of your weekend. a closer look at the temperatures. by the time you wake up on sunday morning, still a cold start to your morning. we'll see a return of temperatures in the 60s. i'm t

. >> i feel a huge sense of pride in brittany for her speaking up for what she started. >> reporter: nearly a year and a half after he lost his wife to brain cancer dan dips why is witnessing a victory in -- diaz is witnessing a victory in what she fought for till the end. >> brittany talked to the governor three days before she died. eyelid like to think that conversation may have played a -- i'd like to think that conversation may have played a role in the governor deciding this is indeed the right thing. >> reporter: today governor jerry brown said this after signing the assisted suicide bill into law. "i do not know what i would do if i were dying and in prolonged and excruciating pain. i am certain, however, that it would be a comfort to be able to consider the options afforded by this bill." >> i would like to see all americans have access to the same healthcare rights. >> reporter: brittany and her husband moved from california to oregon where the death with dignity act exists. she made this video days before taking a lethal dose of drugs given by her doctor. >> my goals reall

. >> brittany playing herself isn't the only big guest star. enter magic mike's adam rodriguez.s with jane and maybe something more. >> that's what i'm talking b jane may need a third love interest. >> i mean -- >> do you think he could possibly sneak in -- >> i don't see why not. >> the truth, is i'm in love with -- >> yep. this season gina has to choose between baby daddy and her ex-fiance. two hotties, one big jane might be getting married. >> if it is jane and she does finally have that wedding night, do you think they woul ever change the name of the show? >> oh, yeah. for sure. i think jane, it would be "jane the virgin." this is going to be outrageous, y'all. it doesn't get any better than that. brittany's episode airs on the 26th. gaga almost took flight even before getting to herairplane. plus, riri bears all in "vanity fair" plus why she reunited w chris brown. >> she was very candid. >> and we have seen matthew mcconaughey's new transformation, are hollywood's drastic weight gains unsafe? >> extra kit cat bar. >> donut after donut. >> that's ahead. closed captioning p

>> it was the story of brittany maynard that helped turn california's right to die bill into law, maynard suffering a brain tumor and hoping to avoid a painful death, went to oregon where assisted suicide has been law for two decades. maynard's letter was included in governor brown's statement to the assembly. >>> in the end, i was left with the decision on what i would want in my own death, a message well received by brittany maynard's widow, who talked to me via skype. >> he deliberated and got to the exact point that he needed to, and in the end, made the right decision. >> but a vocal opposition remains, including the disability right education and defense fund in berkeley. >> where assisted suicide is legal, some people's lives will be lost without their scent through mistakes and abuse. >> but supporters point to oregon, where maynard ended her life as an example of a right to die system that works. >> so many years later, we now know that everyone's worst fears were not release -- realized. >> mate -- state senator mark leno was an editor on the right to die bill years ago that nea

. >> to me i feel a huge sense of pride in brittany. for her speaking up for what she started, this conversation last year. >> the law allows doctors to give terminally ill patients a legal -- legal note -- dose of medication. the governor set up our quote i do not know what i would do if i were dying in pain. i do -- i'm certain that it would be a comfort to consider options afforded by the spell. >> i would like to see all americans have access to same healthcare rights. >> a national debate sparked when dan and his wife brittany moved from california to oregon with the death of dignity law exist. she advocated for the law until the end. >> >> britney talked to the governor three days before she died so i would like to think that that conversation may have played a role in the governor deciding that this indeed the right thing to do. . >> reporter: dan says his wife would've been happy about the governor's decision to help thousands of terminally ill patients in california. >> those feelings are there, but when people say someone -- i

. >> brittany, thank you. i'm john clark like at the linc and this is surreal. the biggest night in the history of the temple football program. take a look behind me. the owls and the notre dame fighting irish are on the field, getting ready for their game tonight. we'll hear from the owls and a couple of local guys on notre dame's squad, that's coming up next. >>> time to check in with kristen welker for a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." great to see you, kristen. >> great to see you, denise. coming up tonight, a russian plane carrying 224 people suddenly crashes in egypt. families are desperate for answer. we're live in cairo with the very latest. plus, at least five dead in texas tonight. millions of americans are under flash flood watches, as the storm moves east. also, meet the baby giving the pope a run for his money on this halloween, when we see you in just a few minutes for "nbc nightly news." for now, back to you to the east and happy halloween. >> happy halloween, kristen. see you in a bit. thank you. >> announcer: this is the xfinity

. >> last november, brittany took her own life and left behind her husband dan diaz who is kind enoughin me from portland, oregon. thank you for being with me today, and i can't think that this is bittersweet for you to have this legislation signed in the state that you left. >> yeah, i feel a sense of gratitude for the governor and the last two sentences of the letter that you read about not knowing what the decision he might make, but recognizing that it would provide a huge amount of comfort to a person like britney menabri brittany menard and not wanting to stand in the way. i am so grateful for that. >> i am sorry that we have breakup in the signal, but you can hear me clearly? >> yes. >> and i wanted to ask you about something that i had read that you had written, and this is brittany's last dying wish. >> well, it was one of the wishes that this would be legal in california, our home state so that nobody else would have to go through what she went through of having to leave home, establishing a new medical team, and finding a new, rent a house, residency up in oregon. so it is c

so with an unzipped suit, brittany just kept on dancing. >> good for her. >> show must go than. >> youw that feeling when the fly is down, and imagine in front of the audience. >> just saying. >> moving right along. >>> the new star wars, episode, seven trailer broke the internet. >> 17,000 tweets a minute and millions and millions of these made ticket sites crash as fans went into light speed to be first to get ticket for next install president of the epic lucas franchise. insider's louie now joins us from hollywood, lewis. >> ukee and nicole, so excited, it is in hyper drive. >> you have to be on cloud nine right now. >> the first awoke, to an unpress tented, fans frenzy, surrounding release of the final star wars seven trailer. the the number one trenton twitter, 283 tweets per second, over 10 million you tube views within the first 13 hours. >> twenty-three year-old star could in the control her tears after seeing it, for the first time. >> yes. fellow co stars got his cruz on by jumping the couch in the most epic of ways. >> what. what. guess what, new generation of star wars, may

she advocated for the law till the very end. >> brittany talked to the governor just three days before she died so i'd like to think that that conversation may have played a role in the governor deciding this is indeed the right thing to do. >> reporter: dan says his wife would have been happy about the governor's decision to help thousands of terminally ill patients in california. >> those feelings are all certainly there but, you know, when people say oh, it's somewhat bittersweet that we've gotten to this, yeah, emphasis on the bitter for me. >> governor brown says he consulted with many people, including a catholic bishop and two of his own doctors. the measure applies only to mentally sound people and not those considered depressed or impaired. >>> the vermont governor is calling yesterday's am tack derailment a freak of nature. a rock ledge above the train's path broke off and tumbled on to the track. five passengers and two crew members were hurt when the train jumped the tracks in the town of northfield. the train was bound for d.c. >> we felt something. it was like a bump and

. >> the fact that brittany spoke up, has made a huge impact. >> dan de aza was the husband of brittany maynard, the terminally ill california woman who made international headlines as she became the face of the right to die movement. in 2014, brittany took her own life in oregon, where it is legal for the terminally ill to end their lives with prescription medication. >> the tumor was killing my wife. britt any simply took the control back from the tumor, so that she could have a gentle dying process. >> dan diaz is at the state house, hat this crowded hearing, to support legislation to make massachusetts a right to die state. a similar effort lost in massachusetts on a ballot question in 2012, the new legislation requires a terminally ill patient to be diagnosed with less than six be mentally competent, be an adult and to self-administer the lethal medication needed to end life. >> there is a difference between life and living. and for a lot of people, that is not living. >> but people opposed warn of a slippery slope, of a medical establishment, insurance companies, doctors, who one

brittany maynard moved to oregon to end her life.south about the bill being signed -- out about the bill being signed into law. >> it was a tumultuous year. i have to say that the ups and downs are at times taxing, were taxing for me, but i also come at this from the standpoint of compared to what i went through last year and then for sure by comparison to what brittany had to endure last year, this was a walk in the park. >> under the new bill, the patient must be capable of taking their medication themselves and two doctors must approve it. >>> two former jail inmates are filing a lawsuit against the sheriff's office accusing correctional deputies of beating more than 20 inmates. martinez and banks filed the lawsuit yesterday. they say the deputies attacked them in the main adult facility back on may 28th. they want a special monitor appointed to oversee use of force incidents at the jail. >>> here we go. you ready. >>reporter: yes. >> here we go. ready? hit it. >>reporter: oh. >> nice work. >> that's will tran taking the ultimate

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brittany hruska nicu nurse "we just wanted to give the families a normal, fun experience. it can be stressful in the nicu." katie mcwilliams nicu nurse "we get to see these little, little, tiny babies grow and grow and be these awesome superheroes and we wanted the families to be able to notice that and be apart of that." jack: idea-- and we wish a happy halloween to all the families in the nicu right now. jack: now to an update on some american superheroes... check it out-- nasa astronauts scott kelly and kjell lindgren (chell, lend- grin) taking a walk outside the international space station today. this isn't a leisurely walk, the crew has about seven hours of work to complete. the astronauts are installing a thermal cover over an anti- matter detector. this is kelly's first space walk of his year-long stay at the space station. jack: windy and chilly out there a final look at your forecast, when we come back. brad/wxhang

that driver police say was 25-year-old brittany villa. villa was fleeing from police after they tried to stop her on suspicion that she was under the influence. investigators say she fled from police in central islip and led them on a high speed chase on to the northern state but going the wrong way. she allegedly crashed in to sarwan head on, killing him and herself. his friends are in shock. >> he's a very nice man. very, very nice man. we don't believe it. >> his son tells me he also feels bad for brittany's family, that his thoughts are also with her family. police say they were trying to pull over villa on suspicion that she was driving a stolen vehicle. kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> we've got breaking news now. authorities say they've busted a gun smuggling ring. three defendants were just arraigned. a warrant has been issued for a fourth man. authorities say the ring leader was donovan bryant. he's a para -- he's a parapullegeic who uses a wheelchair. brought the man on bus to the authority authority. once there pr

fox's brittany harris takes look at that. >> reporter: this house in par ma is getting a lot of attentiont like the halloween decorations she has in her front yard. >> this is the third year we've done it, but for some reason, this year we're getting a lot of media over it. >> reporter: display is pretty gory. you can see there are dummies covered in blood, wrapped in bags and hanging from trees. michael says it's way too much. and worries it will scare the kids at the elementary school down the street. >> i think it belongs in haunted house somewhere rather than out in the street. >> reporter: he says if they don't take it down they should try to tint down. but they say that's not happening. she says her children haven't had any problems with the display. >> when we put up the display, i don't think we even considered that there was a school there. i think as parents, if my kids were going to that school or if i was someone in the neighborhood, um, i would just teach my children at that point that this is a halloween display and i thought other parents would have done the same. >> report

nbc's brittany glazer shows us the tool that's giving them freedom from constant eye drops. >> reporterm watson relies on his vision. as an attorney with lots to read. it was on a vacation two years ago when he realized his eyes weren't as healthy as they used to be. >> i told my wife the auto focus camera wasn't focusing when i was looking at it through my left eye and she told me it was and came here, was referred to dr. murray, had an occlusion, a vein collapsed in my eye. >> reporter: ophthalmologist virgil murray also diagnosed watson with cataracts and glaucoma, pressure within the eyeball. >> you knew it was there. it felt like something pushing outward on your eye. it wasn't or shorrible. >> reporter: eye drops lower the pressure but dr. murray says if the glaucoma is not controlled a patient's field of vision will continue to shrink, causing blindness. >> most of the time the pressure goes up in the eyes too high, starts to damage the optic nerve. >> reporter: one new tool is the eye stent, the tiniest implantable device approved by the fda, put in during cataract surgery. >> i

the governor specifically mentioned brittany maynard. the terminally-ill californian who moved to oregon to die with dignity instead of wasting away in agonizing pain. he said though that he did not know exactly what he would do that he would want the comfort of the right to die option. brittany maynard's widower spoke to us via skype from oregon this afternoon. >> you find yourself in that predictment. six months or less to die. if it will be a particularly hard one, you have to get to that point of recognizing if this happens to me, what would i do? so with a deep sense of gratitude, i appreciate as you mention that in what he wrote. >> reporter: the disability rights and education defense fund says on behalf of the poor, the disabled, the under insured, that they are taking no counter measures off the table including political action and lawsuits. >> where assisted suicide is legal and that some lives will be lost throughout their consent. and no safeguards have ever been enacted or even proposed that can prevent this outcome, which c

lawmakers passed the so-called right-to-die legislation after emotional lobbying by the family of brittany maynard. she moved to on the ground so she could legally end her life last year t. california law provides doctors to provide lethal drugs to mentally complicated adults with a terminal illness who expect to die within six months. the seattle "time's" reports on the death of another high school football player. kenny bayouy, the 17-year-old. the family held a vigil to mourn his loss. >> it could have been us. we all delivered his. we seen people go to the hospital. >> our hearts are beating. we came here to support and give people love. >> his death follows the death of a high school football player in new jersey last month after he took a hard hit, the walk post says several of donald trump's homes were hacked. customer credit and debit cards may have been stolen after their payment systems were targeted for more than a year. the company is offering affected customers a year of free identity di theft protection. the new york sometimes says there is a scandal in the unregulated world

brittany maynard went into another state to be euthanize to and her story has challenged many peopleupport the right- to-die movement. >> this is a walk in the park compared to what brittany maynard had to go through. >> darya: police are hoping that surveillance images will help them capture man in the bay area in the killing of an artist in a neighborhood in oakland. the murder happened last tuesday morning under the 580 overpass. there was a verbal argument and then the gunman shot v artist antonia. there is a $10,000 reward for information that leads to unrest. >> mark: a man is accused of drug dealing and sexually assaulting four women. police say that this man is a number of fake names to me when and on social media. he is accused of giving an alcoholic drugs and then assaulting them. there could be even more victims. >> darya: taurus are less screaming after a glass bottom walkway smashed and crashed out beneath them. and marco rubio is sending donald trump something special. >> darya: donald trump has sent a death light-hearted prank to market rubio. it contains trump natural

this is safety thing for our family. >> reporter: in parm ma, brittany harris, fox news. >>> 92-year-oldtwo veteran proves you're only as old as you think you are. he set a record skydiving record in florida. jack stephen well known american legion post in brooksville florida his friends were there to support him when he became the oldest person to jump out of a plane at sky dive city in sever hills. the jump from 13,500 feet went off without a hitch saturday. >> most fearful standing in the doorway. you're floating. just on a cloud. no noise. just floating. it's serene. >> 92 years old. iain page, yes. get this. jump was so successful that mr. stephen you know what, i'll do it all over again. good for him. i couldn't do it. >>> group of firefighters in idaho have put together a game of fooseball like you've never seen before. human fooseball tournament. to honor a fellow firefighter who lost her life to cancers these folks came together to raise money and for education and support services for firefighters in need. some studies have shown a higher risk of cancer in firefighters. ♪ >> ne

. >> it's interesting, brittany and shante. my mind is racing. i had a very a staffer whose mother had been ill. and she wouldn't go to the doctor. she had this odor . there's this odor that she had and i know about this odor because when i was with my father and cancer ward at george washington university in dc, it had this odor. odor. but they could not figure out what it was. they just happened to surprise her to go home one weekend and they walked in on her and she had all these pads where she had soaked herself where her skin was deteriorating. she had to soak in all these pads and they kept changing the pads as if she was becoming mummified. and when they saw her, she said, how dear you walking on my privacy but they realized she had no idea. she knew something was wrong but it was way too late.it is amazing what people will do not because of the doctor. and not to burden the children that she knew she was dying. and once they took her to the hospital, she may have died within weeks but it's more of a burden if you don't tell people. it's m

brittany hruska nicu nurse "we just wanted to give the families a normal, fun experience. it can be stressful in the nicu." katie mcwilliams nicu nurse "we get to see these little, little, tiny babies grow and grow and be these awesome superheroes and we wanted the families to be able to notice that and be apart of that." stephanie: pretty cool idea-- and we wish a happy halloween to all the families in the nicu right now. jack: when we come back, we'll take a look at which games we're coving in the first round playoffs of the blitz. news in hd." jack: there's a chill in the air tonight, but the high school football season here in iowa is just heating up. we're heading into playoff season. first round games are tonight, and our sports team is covering 13 games around central iowa. take a look. we'll be following eight 4a games, starting with fort dodge versus south east polk. ames takes on valley. sioux city east comes to the metro to take on waukee. and indianola plays ankeny, who lost their starting quarterback right before the playoffs. we'll also be at the des moines e

and among those to testify was husband of brittany mainard, brain cancer patient from oregon that made international headlines. by taking her own life as her tumor advanced. >> tumor was killing my life. brittany took control back from the tumor to have a gentle pass in the dying process. >> anchor: opponents fear physician assisted suicide could be abused by doctors and that some patients could be coerced in to ending their own lives. and five-year-old girl in oregon is at the center of an emotional debate. julianna snow has incurable disease that has left her so weak any virus could kill her. she has told her parents that she wants to go to heaven instead of going to the hospital. and they plan to honor that request. among doctors. but how young is too young to exercise the right to die. no word yet if the state of oregon will intervene. >> anchor: 9:46. look at the roads and where we are seeing slow spots. on the expressway. we can expect traffic there. pike looking better. as you can see an accident on 128 northbound in waltham area. so once you make the way up past the pike. that'

brittany mendenhal needed diapers and got them. >> this is so helpful. this is good people get together and do this for us. >> reporter: assistant fire chief stamper says he has an obligation to help. these runs that you're making are outside of your jurisdiction. why are you doing it? >> well, somebody in need, we would try to help them. that's what we do. you know, it's not jurisdiction or any town limits or whatever else. if they need somebody we will do our best to get to them. >> reporter: chief stamper said he has never seen this kind of flooding and the water headed south two, three hours ago. we got a report water is now in georgetown, starting to enterprise there, about a 25-minute drive from here in andrews. >> axelrod: david, as far as the impact of this latest rain this afternoon what, are you seeing? >> reporter: look it rained for about an hour and it seemed to be a little bit-- i don't think it added to the amount of water that's here, but it didn't make it any worse. as one resident said, it's hard to imagine anything looking worse than i

despite the highly publicized case of 29-year-old brittany maynard. the california woman with brain cancer moved to oregon to end her life. >>:it was a tumultuous year i have to say that the ups and downs in the legislative process are at times taxing and were taxing for me. i also come at this from the standpoint of compared from what i went through last year and by comparison to what she had to endure last year, this was a walk in the park >> catherine : the bill requirements include. that the patient must be capable of taking the medication themselves and that two doctors must approve it. new at 11. the state of nevada is paying up -- after it allegedly put mentally ill patients on one-way bus trips to san francisco. in 2013. san francisco sued nevada - after reports of patients being discharged from a psychiatric hospital in las vegas. and being bused to california. from there they were directed to look for care in san francisco. nevada has agreed to pay 400- thousand dollars to settle the lawsuit an east bay man is accused of drugging and then se

early morning hours, his father was struck and killed by a driver now identified as 25-year-old brittany vela who drove the wrong way on the northern state parkway as she escaped police. >> it has been three days and i wake up every morning and i realize that maybe it's a dream. >> in a story we reported to you tuesday, they released radio transmissions. when that driver suspected of being drunk and driving a stolen suv fled from police, it ended in a horrifying fiery crash. they were both killed. >> i believe the vehicle crashed. >> affirmative. >> rachelle lived in the home where the cab was parked. he grew up with his father in india. thrcey share in devastation of the tragedy, that taxi serving as the reminder of the immense loss. >> definitely a shock to us. it shouldn't have happened to him. >> in the aftermath of the crash, many people questioned if police should have continued the pursue. they followed protocol and the need to get him off the road driving drunk far outweighed the dangers any chase could have caused. news 4 new york. >> police had a fire that killed two people in

. >> thanks, brittany. at the shore, those still recovering from hurricane sandy are dealing with severe storms and flooding again. this house swept away in cape may county. speaking to neighbors about what happened, joining us live in wildwood, lauren, tell us what you're seeing there. >> reporter: good evening. we're on magnolia in wildwood. we were heading to west wildwood, which is that way when we basically ran into this. we went street after street and all of the roads heading in that direction are just flooded. you need a pretty high profile vehicle to safely drive through here. this water, this wind, some of the things making things very difficult today. >> hurricane sandy, 20 inches of water. hopefully we won't have that same repeat. >> with wind whipping through, alex carr is heading home to check out the damage. >> everybody rides by and says, boy, we wish we had a house like they have. the cost is this. a trade-of- >> carr and his neighbors are recovering from sandy. they are proud of one sign o

it follows the death of brittany maynard. she moved to oregon to take doctor-prescribed drugs to end her life last november. religious groups opposed the bill. >>> check your kitchen cabinets. general mills is recalling 2 honey nut cherrios. they are labeled gluten free, but wheat was accidently used. for more information go to cbsnewyork.com. >>> when it comes to costumes for halloween, children usually decide between scary or cute, but now there's costumes with february nets, red high heels, and crop tops, and this young girl's police officer costume has a short the city instead of pants, and some say s, and -- has a short skirt instead of pants, and some say it goes too far. >> they should have pants and a shirt like we have in new york city. >> parents are concerned because the trick or treating happens at night around strangers. >>> new video of a home that was washed away this weekend. the 2-story house used to sit near north wildwood, new jersey, but the strong winds sent it crashing into the bay on saturday, and a dro