(cullen malzo/rescuer) "i was on the shore, screaming at the car." 19 year old cullen malzo heard the accident from his home across the street - and ran out to take a look. (tony aiello/reporting) "cullen says he was so frazzled by what happened - he grabbed his smart phone and punched in 9-1-1 - on his - he made the call and then he made a big decision - (cullen malzo/rescuer) "i shed my jacket and my shoes and i jumped in - and then the mud went to about my chin." while cullen struggled thru the thick mud - julia and her friend struggled to stay calm in the air pocket that was keeping them alive. (julia brower/survived accident) "i was like "oh my goodness this is like a nightmare and a movie all in one." cullen reached the car and felt for an open window - (cullen malzo/rescuer) "i reach in and i feel an arm, and it immediately grabs me back." accident) "all of a sudden i saw his hand, i just grabbed it - i was like, can i fit through the window, i don't know." after rescuing julia, cullen pulled her friend to safety, too. and then - (cullen malzo/rescuer) "we had a nice little gro

cullen wasn't no brother of mine. yeah, you're the garbageman, and you talk that way about a classy dude -- you know how many brothers and sisters cullen's junk put in the g gund? hey, who's the boss?! i got your boss right here, buddy! so shut up! what the hell are you doing? doing our job. well, do it somewhere else! back it up. i'm a police officer. le us? this is a black man's funeral. why don't you give us cullen's casket? we'll save you the trip to the cemetery, put it right up there in the truck right now with theheest of the trash. what's your problem? when i'm through, man. you through now! oh, yeah? ugh! ahh! [ crowd shouting ] you people here to say goodbye to cullen, to see he e ts the send-off he deserves?! well, here! here's what he deserves! [ crowd shouting ] ? ? if you're on medicare, remember, the open enrollment period is here. the time to choose your medicare coverage begins october 15th and ends december 7th. the benefits and stability you're looking for, an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured thro

cullen....but, if it's someone who may work in childcare again, you want to prevent that. barnes...absolutely. barnes says punishing a center for the actions of one worker- isn't always fair. sharpe isn't so sure. they should not be allowed to work with any that was cullen browder reporting....we reached out to appletree, which has four facilities in raleigh- all of which carry 5 stars. owner carolyn driggers says her facilities provide excellent care for children. as for the recent incidents, driggers says the state "...investigates and issues a determination according to what they found... it may mean that a center has to increase training, change methods or implement new policies. we have always abided by any instructions given to us..." appletree eventually fired teacher tracey stallings. the bottom line for parents- use the star rating system -- as one tool go to wral.com for the state's list of suggestions on doing more thorough research, including site visits and violation reviews. next on rewind... the all american city is center stage in honoring our veterans. why

to keep up with caitlin cullen for...oh i don't know five see hints of her former career blending nicely with her newest passion. 48:35 it's a total combination of the two things i love...i loved teaching but it drove me crazy...it drove me to cook bagels in the dark to calm myself... it's probably not accurate to say the former teacher and school principal is calm--no one taking on a project like this would be serene---but fully vested in a project so close to fruition, she can taste it. 45:03 i wouldn't sink all my money and time into something i don't believe in" the "something" is a restaurant in a milwaukee neighborhood crying out for development. baby...lindsay heights... me "not the trendiest of neighborhoods... her it depends whose trends you're following...lh is a great neighborhoodlindsay heights-on the north side has a 40 percent poverty rate but that didn't scare cullen. if anything, it attracted her. "when you yell jobs in a neighborood where people need work it's not challenging to find a good she sensed people would like a place like this to eat...and to work. she was righ

crews are both presidential candidates in new york city, our cullen browder is at donald trump's headquarters in new york. the early map is looking really good for donald trump, and i know there's a lot of excitement there at trump headquarters >> reporter: absolutely gerald. throughout the day the trump campaign has had this quiet confidence, i can tell you over the past hour that confidence has grown much louder. let me take you inside the hilton midtown here at 53rd and

neighborhoodlindsay heights-on the north side has a 40 percent poverty rate but that didn't scare cullen. if anything, it attracted her. "when you yell jobs in a neighborood where people need work it's not challenging to find a good staff..everyone is happy to be here" she sensed people would like a place like this to eat...and to places she could have chose, she chose here...so it says a lot about her character for one...but her attitude and her personality...i just love her" the resumes of those seeking work might have been thin---their desire to prove she came to the right place was not. "the moment i met her i as like...if you're willing to let me work, i'm here...from the moment she opened her mouth, i said..that's the boss i want" would-be servers and chefs and bartendr learn the restaurant world as cullen was to teach them. they will ride this dream together.....in tandem...the name is not a coincidence. "a tandem bike you have a lot more power when you're on it together...it requires a bit more but you get more" and like a tandem bike ride can weave through neighborhoods, the tan

clinton and cullen browder with donald trump. we go first two kathryn brown, good evening! >> reporter: guilty evening. it's -- good evening. it's no coincidence that hillary clinton picked the crystal palace for her campaign tomorrow night. it's got to largest glass ceiling in the city. you may remember when she lost the nomination to president obama, she said while she failed at the time to shatter the glass ceiling she put cracks in it, and she's hoping to shatter it tomorrow night. 119 square feet here, 330-foot high ceilings, holds nearly officers have been activated. the streets around the cent effort are already -- center are already closed. you can feel the anticipation in the air around the streets of new york city in anticipation of what's going to be happening tomorrow night, and with that i'll send it over to my colleague cullen browder just a few blocks away from the trump campaign. >> reporter: and consider just how unusual that is. presidential candidates are usually not in the same state on election night, but in

. >> nineteen year old cullen heard the accident from his home across the street, and ran out to take look. >> cullen said he was so frazzled by what happened, he grabbed his smart phone and he punched in 911 on his calculator app. >> it was a brief delay, he made the call, and then he made a big decision. >> i said my -- i shed my jacket and shoes and jumped in, the mud went to about my shin. >> while cullen struggled through the thick mud, julia and her friend struggled to stay calm in the air pocket that was keeping them alive. >> i was like oh, my goodness, in is like a nightmare in a movie all in one. >> cullen reached the car, and felt for open window. >> i reached in, and i feel an arm, so i immediately grabbed me back. >> i just grabbed it, like can i fit through the window, i don't know. >> after rescuing julia, cullen pull her friends to safety, too, and then? >> we had nice group hug in the middle of the lake, made it to shore. >> what were they snake. >> they were very thankful and very appreciative. it felt good knowing that they were safe. >> right place, right time, and

to keep up with caitlin cullen for...oh i don't know five blending nicely with her newest passion. 48:35 it's a total combination of the two things i love...i loved teaching but it drove me crazy...it drove me to cook bagels in the dark to calm myself... it's probably not accurate to say the former teacher and school principal is like this would be serene---but she's clearly at peace. and obviously fully vested in a project so close to fruition, she can taste it. 45:03 i wouldn't sink all my money and time into something i don't believe in" the "something" is a out for development. we're in lindsay heights baby...lindsay heights... me "not the trendiest of neighborhoods... her it depends whose trends you're following...lh is a great neighborhoodlindsay heights-on the north side has a 40 percent poverty rate but that didn't scare cullen. if anything, it attracted her. "when you yell jobs in a neighborood where people need work it's not challenging to find a good staff..everyone is happy to be she sensed people would like a place like this to eat...and to work. she was right. " of all t

wral investigates cullen browder is here with more details on the story. >> reporter: wral investigates received a tip about a highway patrol sacialgent's work habits that is concerned the

that's where we begin, or continue our live team coverage. >> reporter: cullen browder was just talking about how energized the crowds have grown over there in the last 40 minute, and 's basically the polar po hat the clinton campful a lot of silence. the numbers not good for clinton. still very early, but they're not good. crowd went en they called new clinton, so that was big, big victory he they're also saying that she's leading in pennsylvania so every single time you see her making any kind of break ahead you're getting these huge cheers, but those are growing few and far between. now this is the scene inside the center, outside a picture was sent to me from a friend living a couple of blocks up in a penthouse, and you can see the crowds are surrounding the genter here, and -- the center here and the side of manhattan. the new yorkcity mayor is out there with local aders holding a rally, so they're cheering out there, d they're packing inside. the vip section haet filled up. hillary clton just blocks ay wahing the turns come with r faly with a repaired. she's been working allday. o

i'm reminded of those immortal words by william cullen bryant. - both boys so far had on coats. i think bud better have his too. here, kathy, take it to him. - oh. - and his tie and collar too. he can stand the heat that long. - my feelings of gratitude in fact, i feel like the little boy -- - listen to that windbag ray. i'm just going to say whatever pops into my mind. what a phony! - bud, mommy says you should put these on so you'll look decent. what's the matter, your feet hurt? - no, my feet don't hurt. go back and sit down. - but seriously, i am very appreciative - thank you, ray. - the old windbag is finally through. wish me luck. -[voiceover] that brings us to the last of our awards, the popularity winners. here, according to the vote of the junior class, is our most popular boy, bud anderson. - boy? but i'm not ready. (clapping) they were supposed to call you up before me. - oh, your shoes. - oh, no! (clapping) - bud anderson. - what's the matter with the little dope? why doesn't he come out? - [voiceover] bud anderson. - he had his shoes off, and hean't g them back on.

. >> the reporter: as the cullen family was sleeping sunday morning, this black s.u.v. crashed right through their front door on hudson street. mass state place say it happened troopers had been pursuing the s.u.v. that was stolen down 290. they stopped their pursuit after it left the highway. the s.u.v. was found wedged inside a home. the owner of the home heard the two men arguing inside the s.u.v. before they ran off. >> one said they should stay, it was an accident, stay and deal with it and the other said no it's an accident we have to go >> the reporter: behind her home is a river and swamy area and as for her family, days before thanksgiving, all seven of them, including her elderly in-laws are without a home. the payment being of the crash was so hard, the structure is unsafe. >> it's the holiday season and we're trying to figure out where everybody can go. kids have school, we have work, it disrupts the whole family. >> the reporter: the search for the two in the s.u.v. continues and state police have taken the s.u.v. as evidence. in northboro, jessica reyes, f

cullen browder, live in new york, thank you. >>> if you thought they bought a lot of air time, you're right. we are talking about the presidential campaigns, particularly here in north carolina. we consulted with the media to find out how much was spent since the primary in june. 68,609 television spots have aired on broadcast television since june costing $34.3 million. that does not include cable. take a look at the numbers. hillary clinton spent the most, about $15.8 million on more than 41,000 ads. donald trump's campaign spent outside drupes bought the remaining 16,516 ads. you got all those numbers for $6 million. wow! >>> whether it was the ads or campaign visits or something else entirely, north carolina voters turning out in force on this election day. right now, sky 5 is over this polling site in durham and at north carolina central where people are still coming and going and voting this evening with a little more than an hour to go before the close of the polls. >> our comprehensive coverage continues in three minutes. >> north carolina senate race in the national spotlight

bill clinton, for instance, tapped bill cullen, republican senator of maine to be his defense secretary at one point and then, of course, we've already mentioned that bill gates was held over from the bush administration at the pentagon by president obama. cat: i believe president george -- ush also tapped norman ransportation secretary. jackie: can you think of any others? cat: in an era of partisan politics and fierce partnership on the hill, particularly in the senate, do we still have this president's picks will actually get through or can we expect in the next administration some of these cabinet confirmation hearings to be pretty testy and maybe not necessarily get through -- through on the first time? olivier: ask chuck hagel, right? has a really crappy nomination process with his -- where his former colleagues are all over him and for a lot of complicated reasons, ended up spending not a lot of time in the administration. even if the next president wants to send a message by picking someone across the aisle, i would expect the experience to be a not more like chuck hagelle's exp

john templeton and allison cullens and each of you have two minutes. >> good evening. my name is christine chow and i'm vice president and also the founder of [inaudible] basically is a support system for youth in transal homes in sfusd. last year we did a halloween goody give away and holiday giver away qu worked with hamilton family center and san francisco to provide kids with some treats and toys and school supplies for the school year. we also-there was a student who's house caught on fire so we were able to meet with a student and gather things for them for the night. for the t-shirt fund raiser we need at least 150 shirt sold each selling for $15 and have to buy it by december 9. these funds go directly to the youth in transitional homes and hoping to have all your support to buy a t-shirt and spread thg campaign. i like to thank mr. truet for supporting and advocated for the youth in transitional home jz like to thank you all for listening. >> thank you so much miss chow. you left your phone. also, do you have the shirts? are they available tonight? >> good eve

john templeton and allison cullens and each of you have two minutes. >> good evening. my name is christine chow and i'm vice president and also the founder of [inaudible] basically is a support system for youth in transal homes in sfusd. last year we did a halloween goody give away and holiday giver away qu worked with hamilton family center and san francisco to provide kids with some treats and toys and school supplies for the school year. we also-there was a student who's house caught on fire so we were able to meet with a student and gather things for them for the night. for the t-shirt fund raiser we need at least 150 shirt sold each selling for $15 and have to buy it by december 9. these funds go directly to the youth in transitional homes and hoping to have all your support to buy a t-shirt and spread thg campaign. i like to thank mr. truet for supporting and advocated for the youth in transitional home jz like to thank you all for listening. >> thank you so much miss chow. you left your phone. also, do you have the shirts? are they available tonight? >> good eve

first of all, i want to thank lisa cullen, my chief of staff, who's been with me for 20 years through sick and then. i want to thank polywebster, my health policy director, who -- poly webster, my health policy director, who got married, passed the bar and helped in this process. i want to thank lynn. eleanor, my legislative director. i want to thank rachel stowe, my former health care director, who started this. and matt enzio, who is lynn's predecessor. i want to thank from the upton staff, joan, paul, john stone, carley mcwilliams, audrey anna, and j.p., all of you guys have worked together as a team with my team. i want to thank kristen o'neil from mr. green's staff. i don't think i thanked mr. green. i want to thank mr. green who has done such an extraordinary job and really been my wing man. i want to thank wendall who is leader pelosi's senior advicor and -- advisor and charlene, who is mr. hoyer's advisor. i want to thank mr. pallone's team who has worked tirelessly. jeff, tiffany, kim, waverly and megan. you guys have been fabulous. we haven't always agreed on everything but

john templeton and allison cullens and each of you have two minutes. >> good evening. my name is christine chow and i'm vice president and also the founder of [inaudible] basically is a support system for youth in transal homes in sfusd. last year we did a halloween goody give away and holiday giver away qu worked with hamilton family center and san francisco to provide kids with some treats and toys and school supplies for the school year. we also-there was a student who's house caught on fire so we were able to meet with a student and gather things for them for the night. for the t-shirt fund raiser we need at least 150 shirt sold each selling for $15 and have to buy it by december 9. these funds go directly to the youth in transitional homes and hoping to have all your support to buy a t-shirt and spread thg campaign. i like to thank mr. truet for supporting and advocated for the youth in transitional home jz like to thank you all for listening. >> thank you so much miss chow. you left your phone. also, do you have the shirts? are they available tonight? >> good eve