actually gets on the bus is the job of the bus driver. >> is the bus driver in trouble? >> at this point the bus driver has been placed on administrative leave, and there will be an investigation to determine what exactly happened. another scary moment caught on security camera on a bus was this one right here in pennsylvania. >> whoa. >> it's a deer. >> a deer jumps in the way and crashes through the windshield into the bus. >> wow. >> good thing it didn't come through the driver's side. that would have landed right in his lap. >> you still see the deer fighting frantically inside. he doesn't know where to go. obviously, he's disoriented. >> this poor thing is trying to find any way out possible. >> fortunately at this point, only the bus driver and one other passenger are in the bus. eventually the deer does find his way out the doors. of course, you can imagine how freaked out those two people were. >>> guys, if i were to tell you that you were about to watch this video of these two dudes going on a hike, you'd be like, steven, they're in scuba gear. but yes, they are

and he is run over by the bus. at that point, the bus driver finally stops the bus. gets out of the seat and everybody is very frantic. we have some of the 911 calls that came in about this incident. >> he was running alongside the bus and i told the bus driver to stop and he wouldn't and the child fell under the bus. >> unfortunately, jerry was taken to the hospital in critical condition. had suffere hadbrjaw, ann ankled a collapsed lung. >> is the bus driver in trouble? >> there will be an investigation to determine what exactly happened. another scary moment caught on security camera on the bus was this one right here. in pennsylvania. >> oh. >> a deer. >> a deer jumped in and crashes through the windshield into the bus. >> good thing he didn't come through the driver's side. >> we see the deer fighting frantically, doesn't know where to go. obviously disoriented. >> the poor thing trying to find any way out possible. >> fortunately, at this point, only the bus driver and one other passenger are in the bus. eventually, the bus finds his way out the doors, you can

stop for the bus line 71? >> correct. >> so, it's opposite the intersection. >> right sx, the bus pulls this way. >> so, no one's getting on a bus in front of this ?frjts no. >> is there any bus going up and down 22nd? >> sorry, yeah, it's this way. >> so, where is the bus stop? >> on the corner. >> on the other side of the street? >> i didn't draw it accurately when i was sitting -- >> so, where do people get on and off the bus, on the other corner of the intersection, but they don't get on and off in front of the property? >> yes. >> and where is the market in relationship to -- >> the market is here, i drew that red line, there's a loading zone and i don't know exactly the extent of it, i put that there to remind myself that there is a loading zone which is on this corner. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> thank you. >> mr. quan? >> commissioner, john quan with the department of public works, once again, there's been a lot of discussion as it relates to the notification, as it relates to the initial notif

if you notice, there is only one small boy on the bus because the bus is already parked. all of the other students had already gotten off the bus. according to reports, this little boy is 4-year-old lloyd smith. apparently he fell asleep and when they got to the schoolyard, he went unnoticed by both the bus driver and a bus aide, and at the point this video picks up, he had already been on this bus for six full minutes before he awoke and then you see him looking around and even more heartbreaking, this is a special needs student. >> eventually you see the repair man coming in to install seat belts. he tries to have a conversation with the little boy and this little boy is in special needs classes due to speech impairment and can't tell this story himself, but the worker continues to install the seat belts with the little boy still on the bus. he finishes the job, walks off the bus, goes to get help and here is someone from the school. you can only imagine how hot it must have been inside of this bus. >> our friends at abc 15 spoke to floyd's mom. >> what's going on? what

kicks the bus driver. the bus driver veers the bus off the road through a couple of trees and smashes into a fence. you see the guy that initially kicked the bus driver now starting to beat the bus driver about the back of the head. >> never a good idea to kick the guy operating the vehicle you're in. >> makes no sense at all. six people were injured and three people had to be hospitalized. that man is now in police custody. you see that and think it's an ice late incident but in china, this 83-year-old man was caught on camera assaulting a bus driver. yanks this woman out of the seat. she loses control of the bus. this man's action caused a nine vehicle pile up and collected another bus. >> i'm sorry, you said the dude was 83 and started boxing on the bus driver. >> was also upset that the driver wouldn't stop to let him out where he wanted. you see a group of women that are other passengers trying to get this guy off the driver. >> this is what it looked like from the other bus that was hit. you see the

that's a bus. what's he thinking. >> the rider is 23 years old and believes the light was red when the bus comes through. other people say that the light was still yellow. >> call 911. >> stay there. stay. don't move. >> mark said his $2,000 scooter totaled and he suffered second degree road rash. >> how far was he thrown from this thing? he looks quite a distance away or is it just the angle? >> he gets punted pretty good. he sits up right away. he's not severely injured but says he was out of work for a week as he was recovering from this. watch it in slow motion and see if you can see. looks like if you catch that camera in the top right corner of the sclook, red and if that's the case, mark has the right to make his turn on that red light. he's committed to the intersection. >> we don't know if the bus crossed the crosswalk after it turned red. it may have been yellow when the wheel first crossed and then turned red. >> if you're making a left-hand turn it's your responsibility to pay attention

on the bus security camera. >> another bus driver came out with a radio and said, i see the tornadon the ground and there's a bunch of little kids crying. it was kind of scary. and then we ran into the school. me and my mom were the last ones off. >> they get off the bus just in time because seconds later with the cameras still rolling it's picked up and slammed into a diner. meanwhile, footage from the school's security system shows what happens in the high school where about 80 adults and children are hunkered down in school offices and the closet. >> the lights went out and then there was a loud explosion from the gym imploding. and that's when i hit the ground covered up and we heard the school rattling probably for about ten seconds. and stuff starts being pulled out of the gym. you see stuff coming loose on the roof, it's 175-mile-an-hour wind. i ran around to the front of the school and it was completely gone. >> chaos and damaging hail followed. many in henryville lose everything, but they regroup and start over knowing it may be a long road back before life returns to norma

that everyone was able to get off the bus safely but there is the bus just beyond that large tree. it is still in the middle of the road with pg&e working the scene. the roads are closed now and there could be further road closures, north delaware street. certainly looks like a few blocks of delaware are closed and we heard there were was some sparking of the wires so if you live in that area you will want to not approach the wires because they could be live wires. it is a danger in terms of the wires and also potentially traffic in that area. >> thank you, leyla gulen. >> we will turn to oklahoma now where a young tornado victim will be laid to rest today. it is the first funeral since monday's storm. the child died at plaza towers elementary school and the twitter killed 24 including ten children and destroyed up to 13,000 homes, two schools and a hospital. president obama will travel to moore on sunday. officials estimate the damage could top $2 billion. >> the british government's emergency committee plans to meet today after a brutal attack on a london street left a man dead.

they took the bus down there and took the bus back but coming back the bus was stopped and searched.na under her seated, the family says she is being framed. joining me arthur idel and jonathan. case boils down to the fact that she was in a seat under which they found they found a bunch of drugs. could you even charge that case. don't you have to show possession and control? >> exactly. the marijuana on this bus was under her seat and an empty seat. you really can't pointed the finger at her. this is not a case where she got searched and they found marijuana in her pocket and defense says, they aren't my pants. this is completely different. not for nothing this bus was on the wai back to the united states. why don't we let the united states decide whether or not she was trying to smuggle marijuana. >> megyn: if this had been her car she maintained but it's a bus. who goes on to bus and checks underneath the seats to make sure there aren't a bunch of drugs there? >> the ability to hold her it was in control the seat next to her was empty. she was the closest proximity to the actual co

they have ramps that you were able to get on the metro bus system. there is a long way to bring harmony on the streets between mexico city and cars and bikes. there is a major route set up for buses and cars in the city. bike are hard pressed to the safe. we were riding a lot and we felt we were putting our life's in our hands. there is a long way to go. cars and buses have the right away and everyone else has to look out for their lives. >> thank you very much. >> okay. going on to our next item. >> the clerk: item no. 4. directors report. >> i will be very brief. you have the executive director report at your desk. it will also be posted on the website by this afternoon. just a few highlights at the state level. governor brown released his may revision to the budget. not a lot regarding transportation. there is a general budget comment. the government was conservative in relation to budget. there is a $2.8 billion more in revenue available. they will decide how much they want to use versus set aside for another year. there is no noteworthy change.

loading up the party bus. >> come on out. the party bus is loaded. are you guys excited?mi white for mr. worldwide on our way to central park. come join us for pitbull. back to you in the studio. come on, everybody. >> he did say he wanted to bring miami to manhattan. and it's happening, as you can see right out here in central park, heading out there shortly. >>> also ahead, stay tuned for this. the hero bus driver who saved the children in his care, when a man with a gun boarded his bus, remember this in alabama, the dramatic fbi tapes being played for the first time. an abc exclusive that pierre thomas will bring us. >> remarkable reporting. >>> also, more trouble for a man's strange behavior and amanda bynes go hand in hand. new alarm bells going off overnight. now what fell low former child stars are saying right now. >>> one of the hottest father/son duos in hollywood. will and jaden smith are here live in the park to tell us about their brand new movie. we can't wait to see them there. >>> we are going to get right to the exclusive, a gripping inside account of wha

take the 36 bus and it will drop you at the entrance. it is quite a hike to the top but the view is worth every step. this is the place to bring that someone special. golden gate park's largest body of water is an enchanting place. is a popular spot for paddling around in boats, which can be rented. created in 1893, it was designed for these your boating -- for leisure boating. it is named for the wild strawberries that once flourished. there is also a waterfall, two bridges, and trails the climb to the summit, the highest point at more than four hundred feet. you can catch glimpses of the western side of the city that make this hilltop a romantic look out. for public transit, i take the n train. the lad the ad -- lake is ada accessible. watch many ducks, swans, and siegel's. -- seagulls. it is a great place to stroll and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around a lake, going under the bridges, passing the chinese pavilion and the waterfall. for a quiet getaway, making for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19t

ñ a higher i menty bus, faster we are going to be enhanced stations. it the city plans to remove some of the parking spots along thexdçó str potential customers. coming upÑi tonight at 6:00,e1 l business people weigh in on the two sides, the debate goes before the city council on before the city council # vta says it hopes to start building the new bus route as aeuzákÑiçóe1Ñi this fall.t( nbc bay area news. >> it gets very con guested there in san jose. >> it would be a good option but people love their parking spaces. >> if you like today we're going to love tomorrow. the e1coastline,xde1 warmer for thursday and friday then by nexó week a chance of slightw3 showe. >>> brian williams is next.w3 >>> on the broadcast tonight, the hunger strike at guantanamo that's now gotten so bad, prisoners are being force fed as the president faces tough questions. >>> under investigation. did u.s. intelligence miss a chance to stop the boston bombings? tonight that's what the nation's spy chief wants to know. >>> is there too much caffeine in the food we eat? we kno

. >> i think he has thrown elderly under the bus, children under the bus. women under the bus. >> stephen: that's a metaphor, right? >> teachers under the bus. stephen: has he literally thrown people under the bus. >> if you don't like my metaphor, let me say. >> stephen: i want to know if it a metaphor because you're alarming me. >> the disadvantaged, the disabled, children, elderly, students, workers. >> stephen: didn't push them under a bus literally? >> he disadvantaged them economically. >> stephen: i'll put you down for great. harley davidson. do you ride? >> i have sat on a harley and taken pictures. i've fantasized and imagined myself doing it. you're a congresswoman riding with a man. let's jump the ravine. >> oh, my god. stephen: are you okay, baby? why did you run from the cops? >> stephen: because i'm on probation. >> why did you shoot at them. stephen: because i'm carrying weed. >> i trusted you. stephen: you knew what this life was like when we got into this relationship. you said, spider, i'm all in. i understand that you're a dangerous man.

. >> this late night talk show host, these intrepid reporters, this politician, and this city bus driver may seem to have nothing in common, but they all share a common bond. embarrassing, funny, scary. and unbelievable scenarios that all happened on the job. "caught on camera: a hard day's work." >>> hello, i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." one of the most embarrassing moments ever at the worst possible time in the worst possible place on the job. in this story you'll see professionals doing what they do best until they trip up or slip up and then go with the old saying, laugh at yourself and the world will laugh with you. >> this is fashion week over in paris. there was a problem out there today. a model fell down twice. >> it looked so funny. i'm still laughing when i see that video. how is that possible to fall like that. >> you're just tickled over that. >> it was clear i don't have this anymore. i hope they go to commercial now because i'm about to lose my job. >> wait a minute. let's start over from the beginning. kamila is a supermodel living in poland. jim vanc

out here live you can see here is -- this is actually the regular bus. this isn't an extra bus.ularly scheduled bus that goes to san fransisco, but you can see it is quite crowded, but it looks like there will still be enough room to get everybody on that bus to san fransisco. reporting live from oakland, janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> thank you janine. we will of course continue to follow this breaking story throughout the day here on ktvu. you can get traffic updates on our web site at ktvu.com anytime. also on mobile ktvu.com plus twitter and facebook. >>> we are also following developing news in oakland where multiparking light police multipolice agencies are conducting a raid at the acorn housing projects. this video was taken an hour ago. our crooked says they have seen officers from the fbi alameda sheriff, u.s. marshals and oakland police. this is happening at 10th and filbert streets. they are getting more information from police. we will continue to update this developing situation as we get more details. >>> right now we want to check in again with sal who

>> they're still shopping areas, but the -- >> there's no bus line going down there? >> the bus line is going on 23rd out bound on the south -- excuse me, the west side. >> what about 21st and 20th? >> 21st and 20th are just less congested, not as much traffic. >> thanks. >> next speaker, please. >> commissioners, my name is benjamin lu, i'm a long time resident of the sunset district, and every day in the morning, i go up to 22nd and irving, have a cup of coffee and donut and deliver my mail, i was sitting all the time watching, it was one of the most heavy traffic in terms of [inaudible] traffic, irving and 22nd because it's so hard to find a parking space so people are jaywalking to drop their mail, their cars are loaded, double parked and i think that it would be more safe if we would look for -- search for other location in a more quiet place. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, next >> hi. my name is dennis yee. (speaking through interpreter). >> so, you know, usually i have coffee at the corner of irving and the 22nd a lot and i have difficulties in walking

i am asking is it every time that one bus is delayed or is this every bus that was delayed completely is the whole schedule. i wish to... is it... >> i would, for we have system-wide and i know and i can provide the numbers, but in the month of april, 2013. we have between 6 and 700 total delays. not all over 10 minutes and so this is a subset of the delays that are over ten minutes. >> my understanding is that so if you have say a bus or a light rail vehicle that breaks down and impacts the entire line and it is for ten or 15 minutes, that is one line delay even though there might be 20 vehicles that are delayed as a result. >> and it counts as one. so the one line delay can have pretty dramatic ramifications including for other lines that are in the subway since you have multiple lines merging together. >> okay. >> and mr. elliott. in terms of the entry into the system, and if you are speaking on the positive of many opportunities. for problems. and there seem to be in my experience a number of problems getting the system and that is a problematic area because you are merging severa

director brinkman is a bus rider and is involved in neighborhood outreach and several other directors have similar backgrounds. what is is to many of north beach mta is a jugge rna ut during neighborhood meetings the representatives stone wall and do not answer questions. mta has their ears wide shut. to record will we invite you to meet us in north beach we still do not know the extent of impact to the neighborhood such as traffic and impact on near by buildings since mta is planning to begin construction in our neighborhood later this month, it would be best to schedule a meeting that would occur as soon as possible that informs us of all backs thank you. >> good afternoon my name is winston smith i've worked in north beach for almost 40 years i live right next to washington square. there are children who free frolic in the playground there. they are directly across the street where you plan to demolish the theatre no one is going to enjoy it there any longer. the untold pollution of five thousand tons of debris all for what? so north beach can have a subway stop? no. after all the

then a party bus crashed head on into the car. kpix-5 talked to people on that bus two were just trying to get home. >> i was sleeping. next thing i know i wake up and i was -- i was on the ground. >> she and her friends were on a party bus on their way home from the peninsula after a night at a san francisco club when suddenly they were part of a fatal chain reaction crash on highway 101. >> i was on the way back to the back of the bus. and i look at my friend and she is bleeding from the mouth and stuff. that is when i started freaking out. then i started to feel pain on my body. >>> the crash happened at 2:00 a.m. and they believe the driver of the honda may have been hellly drunk. >> believe he may of come into contact with the center media and turned around. >> three other cars hit the car including a party bus n. all 10 people were sent to the hospital. the honda driver's wife, died. the driver is in the hospital with major injuries. >> i am thankful. it was my birthday. i am -- thank god i am still alive. >> as they do ever

bus into the city.y are asking commuters to be -- so far we have not gotten an update on if that has happened. and it's still regular service. but we found several bart riders who are already waiting at ac transit to commute. >> to get on ac transit and to the stay. because you know it's tragic. even on the bridge it was traffic. >> reporter: the buss that will go to san francisco usually turn around empty back to oakland but today they plan ton filling those that need to get to the east bay. you can go to seventh street and alice. there is also a stop at 40th and san pablo. this is the only location they plan to have extra buses. luckily it hasn't been that crowded. reporting live from oakland janine de la vega is ktvu channel 2 news. >> we want to recap all of this for you. because it is a very important story today. people trying to get to work. there is the ferry. if you don't norrally take the ferry they are at jack london square and at alameda on main street and harbor way. as janine mentioned a l

taken on the bus shows a deer crashing through the wendshield tuesday. the deer flailed around a while. when the driver opened the door, it ran to the back of the bus. eventually, it made its way out. there was only one passenger on board at the time and there were no injuries. >>> when we return, multi-tasking as a sport. a woman makes a run at the guinness book of world records for joggling. we'll explain. this is the "cbs morning news."

a few days after rosa parks sat down on the bus and launched the montgomery bus boycott. community was gathering to decide whether to end their support of the bus system while it was segregated. that theand seconded resolution as read will be received and adopted. are you ready for the question? all in favor, let it be known by standing on your feet. [applause] >> that was the day that we started a bus protest which literally electrified the nation. and that was a day when we decided that we were not going to take segregated buses any longer. and you know, when we planned the bus boycott, we said if we could just get about the or 60% -- 50% or 60% of the negroes in montgomery not to ride it it will be an effect of boycott. i think that whole day we found 8 negroes on the bus. and from that day on, that boycott was in more than 99.9% effective. i remember that monday morning when i was to be in court. the chief defender. things ran through my mind. i started thinking about the people. all day long trying to think of something to say to the people. i got to talk. my words w

. >>> new details in the suspected dui crash involving a party bus. the woman killed was a popular bay area burlesque performer. >>> thousands lose power because of scenes like this. power poles on fire. what caused nearly a dozen to burst into flames. i'm ann notarangelo. experts say the old eastern span of the bay bridge probably could not withstand another break. and that's just one of the problems with the 76-year-old structure. now it's a race against time to replace it as problems with the new bridge keep coming up. we'll explain why the old span is standing on shaky foundations, don? >> reporter: that's right. we looked down as there are two bridges. think of them side by side as you say a race against time. the object is to get the new bridge fixed and ready to go before the old bridge has to face an earthquake. while the safety of the key seismic components of the new bridge is being questioned, time is about to be run up. the bridge is suppose to be replaced, putting more pressure for them to come up with a fix to get that new bridge finishe

a party bus, then, crashed head on into the honda. kpix talked to stunned passengers on the party bus. >> i was sleeping. next thing i wake up i was on the ground. my body flew. >> reporter: she and her friends were in a party bus on their way home to the peninsula after a nice of a san francisco club when suddenly they were part of a chain reaction crash on highway 101. >> i was in the back of the bus and i ended up in the front t. happened so quick. >> i look at my friend and she is bleeding. and i was -- that is when i started freaking out and then i started to feel pain on my body. >> reporter: the crash happened at 2:00 a.m. it was started by a red honda. they believe the driver may have been legally drunk. >> believed he may have come into contact with the center median before ending up facing the wong way on 101. three vehicles hit that car including the party bus with a group of 18. in all 10 people were sent to the hospital. the honda driver's wife, died, the driver in the hospital with major injuries. >> i am thankful that w

the bus was stopped at a checkpoint. that's when troops claim they found the marijuana under her seat and eventually arrest ed maldonado. but last night a judge determined the prosecution had not provided enough evidence when he was shown surveillance video of the couple boarding the bus, carrying only a purse, two blankets, and two bottles of water. but maldonado has hope in her accusers. >> to be good, to repent, i don't want know. to work honest, you know, to find a job and, a decent job, where they can make a living not putting innocent people through these nightmares. >> reporter: gary and yanira maldonado were planning to travel back home to goodyear, arizona, near phoenix, where they will be reunited with their seven children. >> we wish them the best as they get reunited. and just in the last hour, yanira maldonado and her husband, gary, joined us by phone. here's what the just-freed grandmother had to say us. >> yanira, let me just ask you right off the bat, how you doing? >> i'm doing fine. i'm here with my hus

agents say the kids had behind the bus seats and the bus driver lay dead. >> give me a kid. in the backseat. you, the girl and that boy. come here. >> shepard: for whatever reason the gunman gave up on taking the two kids in the back. instead he took a young boy, five years old. took him into this underground bunker on his property where hostage negotiators tried for days to talk him out. agents tell us he had at least two bombs in that bunker. and they are afraid the suspect would kill himself and that young boy if anything went wrong. after six days, the agents decided time was running out and stormed the bunker. the suspect set off one of those bombs. he was trying to set off the other when agents took him down and killed him. the young boy was ock physically. the fbi agent who saved him tells us they went to a party to celebrate ethan as 6th 6th birthday. >>> a former financial executive in new york who spent time in bellevue psychiatric hospital gave out millions in cash and cars so strangers. a lawsuit filed by the banker's brother, also the legal guardian. the suit cl

say she told the students, get this, what happens on the bus stays on the bus but when just about everyhild has a cell phone parents and local sheriff's office soon saw the whole thing. some might say school yard fights are just part of growing up. but this is no school yard. authorities say it's actually the school bus driver's front yard. this morning, that driver, 29-year-old patrice sanders, is in jail because authorities say she is the one who set this fight up. come on, girl. what are you thinking? how in the world could you allow and promote and encourage children to fight? >> reporter: the brawl was captured on video by another student as kids rush off the bus to watch the two girls, ages 13 and 16 punching, quicking and pulling each other's hair. watch as one of the girls throws the other into a barbecue grill. authorities in florida say it all started thursday on the ride home from school when sanders saw the two girls arguing in the back of the bus. the driver allegedly telling the girls, this is going to be handled today. they need to fight. >> the 13-year-old telling them i

how can you convince these people that are driving now to get on a bus? >> they're going to get on a rapid transit system that will be where they'll have wireless. they'll be able to get work done. they'll ride in much more comfort with less stress and with the dedicated line service the rapid transit system could very often in the peak hour be faster than driving in the car. >> i don't believe there's any evidence because first of all, the county has not provided us any solid data to show us. >> reporter: robert dyer writes a blog called bethesda row which is critical of the plan. >> for them to say they're going to take 33% capacity off rockville pike, it really is a war on cars. >> reporter: mike valdega is the perfect candidate. he lives right off the pike and commutes to d.c. on the metro. >> maybe i would consider taking it, but right now i have a thing that works. is it perfect? no, but i don't think there's a system that is. >> reporter: there's a lot more to this project than we can fit in a minute and a half story, but 1 thing that needs worked

their transfer for -- are you going to give somebody a ticket and they waited ninety minutes on the bus and it just don't make no sense and something needs to be done about that t train turning around on indiana. >> thank you. >> thank you mr. nolan. i'll talk about 4 things quickly at your last meeting you ta about these single operator permits and the med alions in the taxi industry. you said in the future you will charge rent to people who get these and that will take away the purpose and insent centive i heard you backed off of that idea charging single operator permit how hold ers. i tried to pay my business tax this year it says you have to go online. most of the drivers don't have computers so there's a long line of people down there trying to be trained on how to use a computer and in fact i couldn't pay without the form and so i'm going to have to go and print one out after this. so i hope it won't happen this way next year. so i'll put this up on the over head briefly -- what it is now you can go online and buy a pink mustache and put it on your car so we've seen people cruisi

a lot of people have said the t train replaced the 15 bus and the 15 bus was a lot better. it would go from fort may mason to fisher man's wharf while there's a lot of trains that go from bay view to downtown not as many trains coming back so a lot of times people have to wait over an hour almost 2 hours to get home from embarcadero this is a small city it's only 27 miles around this city so people shouldn't have to wait that long it's already particularly an urge nt issue there's no other ways to get home in this neighborhood. in other parts of the city if service doesn't come you can get frustrated but you can hop on another route. people have to walk in the dark alone or even with new friends that they have made on the platform that are also dealing with this issue. there's an article she got to the embarcadero and didn't get to lasalle until 9: 45. i've been trying to connect with her. i'd like to ask you to please investigate this issue and make this an agenda item so we can talk in more detail about how we can adjust this issue. >> marry maguire last speaker. >> not r

. >>> "caught on camera" vicious behavior on a school bus brings a bus monitor to her breaking point.are you sweating? are you sweating? why is there water on your face? >> i'm crying. >> i thought it was only kids that got bullied. i really didn't think too much about adults. >> unless you have something nice to say, don't say anything at all. >> how about you shut the [ bleep ] up? >> june 18, 2012. greece, new york. for students at athena middle school, it's the last week of classes before summer break. 68-year-old karen kline is a bus monitor and has worked in the school system for more than 20 years. the bus driver asks her to supervise the back of the bus on the ride home from school. >> it was always the same kids that went to the back of the bus. every once in awhile, they'd make a snide remark. i told the bus driver i didn't want to go back there. >> oh, my god. you're so fat. >> out of earshot of the bus driver, the group of four rowdy boys start taunting karen. recording the whole thing on a camera phone. >> you're so fat. you take up the entire seat. >> when kids bully, wh