thousand passengers are expected to china next year with the introduction of the new service to crystal lake's conduct daily services to manchester and birmingham. i carried this week. it would mean facing another aircraft cabin. i'm also bringing in an additional twenty jobs shrinkage which they sure look oh nine has announced that he is resigning from his position social concerns about the lack of progress in ensuring that the irish speaks can deal wit he skesn irish. mr o'connor said he had his lack of snow with a choice but to resign from his role in ensuring the implementation of irish during which the cia's station and the state of commitment to the protection of irish speakers rights. new figures show vulnerable road users pedestrians cyclists and morcyclists are two and a half times more likely to sustain coma the brain injury in the coalition than people in cars. because early today as part of the roadafety authority and the gaudy is christmas and new year road safety campaign. the annual appea for road use is to stay sane over the festi season. this year's messe focusing on a serious

>> officials at crystal lake ma middle school changed her classes to fwet her way from the bullies. when that didn't work, her mom pulled her out of sixth grade to home-school her instead. she thought she was safe. but for a text savvy child, shutting out the world is not simple. i sent her my cell phone to con tablgt her friends. >> rebecca found her way back online to the students allegedly tormenting her. >> she wanted to see what was gong in her world. and unfortunately in her world there were bully that's were tormenting her literally to her death. >> it wasn't just facebook and instagram, rebecca also had accounts on ask.fm and kick. >> it is clear that directions that these bullies were giving was kill yourself. you know, end your life because we hate you so much. >> it's unclear why rebecca ultimately snapped. cnn reviewed portions of her journals and the police report. there were signs of family problems, evidence of bullying and a reported breakup with a boy. when an early september she climb the tower she could see from her home and jumped. >> two arrests we made last nig

>> officials at crystal lake middle school changed her classes to get her away from the bullies.her mom pulled her out of school to keep her safe to home school her. >> i gave her my old cell phone. rebecca found her way back online. she wanted to see what was going on in her world >> there were bullies that weer tormenting her to her death. >> she had accounts on askfm and ki kik. we hate you so much. >> it is unclear why she snapped. she revealed portions of her journal and police reports. early accept she climbed the tower she could see and jumped. >> the two arrests we made last night -- >> sheriff arrests two of the girls that had been bullying her online. and she killed herself but i don't give a -- >> they were charged not with her death but with stalking. charges that were later dropped in exchange for court ordered counseling. >> both girls posted nasty mess iths on their sites. >> they didn't get away with it at all. had we not arrested them. they wouldn't have been required for volunteered for such counseling. critics say they over reacted by charging the girls and foc

crashing waterfalls, crystal clear lakes. we buy into it to the tune of $12 billion a year.ottled water. you may think it's somehow better for you, tastes better. have you ever asked yourself is it really? to find out we set up the real answers water challenge in central park pitting new york h2o against bottled water. a nonscientific throwdown about taste. they didn't know what they were drinking but they knew what they thought. >> tell me if you prefer the taste of a or b. >> i prefer b. >> what is it you like about a? >> feels cleaner. >> why do you like b more? >> fresher. >> reporter: results in a minute. now that more serious question. do you think bottled water is healthier, better for you? environmental advocate mae wu says think again. >> we've done studies that show that bottled water is no more safe or clean than regular tap water. >> but there is more testing of bottled water than tap water, isn't there? >> actually, there is more testing of tap water than bottled water. >> reporter: that's right. by federal rules they test tap water for more than 100 compounds e

crashing waterfalls, crystal clear lakes. we buy $12 billion a year of bottled water.ked yourself is it really? to find out, we set up the real answers water challenge in central park, pitting new york h2o against a leading bottled brand. a nonscientific throwdown about taste. >> abc news water challenge. step right up. >> they didn't know what they were drinking but they knew what they thought. >> tell me if you prefer the taste of a or b. >> b. >> b. >> what do you like about a? >> it feels cleaner. >> reporter: why do you like b more? >> fresher. >> b. >> reporter: the results were mixed. but now the more serious question, do you think that bottled water is healthier for you? environmental advocate mae wu says think again. >> we've done studies that have shown that bottled water is no more safe or clean than regular tap water. >> there is more testing of bottled water than tap water. >> actually there is more testing of tap water than bottled water. >> reporter: that's right. by federal rule, they test tap water for 100 compounds every day with results online for yo

lake city yet. the snow has been piling up. minnesota getting snow. crystal mountain. it has been coming down here. we have had a 24 hour total of 15 inches of snow. we are just adding to that. i will show you where snow will fall tomorrow in the lowlands. is it will pile up, too. details just ahead. john? >> rebecca, thank you. >>> next up, this question: was it murder? police officers on trial in california accused of killing a homeless man plus training safety. the deadly accident and the new technology that could reduce the chance of disaster. on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> this isn't a new channel, this is a watershed moment in media for america. >> this entire region is utterly devastated. >> people our here are struggling. >> the fire jumped the highway we took earlier. >> your average viewer want's to actually understand how the health care law is going to help them or hurt them. >> they know they can get extremist bickering somewhere else. >> people say that we're revolutionary. our revolution is just going back to doing

crystal palace got their second away win, under fire manager were crushed 3-nil, that's south hamilton, and new cast salt lake closing in on the top four after the 5-1 thrashing of stoke. india has had the better of the play on day one, with south africa, the match making his final appearance before his test retiement. after south africa came so close, chasing down a world record target in the first pass, a lot of expectations around the second and final test of the serious. when bad length stopped playing he was closing in on a century, in india where 181 for one. a world record crowd watched dominate new england on the fourth test. more than 91,000 spectators were packed into the melvin correct ground as england struggled. kevin peterson overhanged some obvious signs of illness to finish day unbeaten on 67, but he was the only one to pass 50. and a couple of late from johnson. we didn't start off as well as we like, you probably want to make sure you are on, we probably didn't do that, but once again we pulled it back. where three chances probably down as well. it is a pretty good day, i think. disappointin

used to be part of lake mendocino much of it now bone dry and there hasn't been much rain since then either. and as dry conditions move from short term to long lasting, places like crystal springs reservoir could turn from blue to brown. >> not much you can do about it. it's a power beyond us that's handling that. >> reporter: i talked to a lot of water experts today. they seem to point to the month of april. by then, they will know how much snow and rain we got during the winter and spring. if there is any water rationing, if there is any, look for it to happen around then. live south of san francisco, brian webb, kpix 5. >>> we're following breaking news out of reno, nevada where a gunman opened fire at a medical center killing one person before then taking his own life. two other people were injured and are being treated at the hospital. police say the gunman opened fire after visiting the neurology office before 3:00. no word yet on the gunman's motive. the medical center is the largest hospital in northern nevada. >>> developing news out of big sur, where thick smoke from a wildfire is still lingering in the sky. firefighters from alameda county along with about 60