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dan simon as you just saw. her parents believe there is hope for their daughter. whether or not their hope is justified, it's an agonizing place to be. as a practicing neurosurgeon, dr. sanjay gupta has been there. >>s what her prognosis at this point? >> she has been declared brain dead, and that's an irreversible condition. there's nothing to be said about what may take place affecting her prognosis. that's the truth when it comes to brain death, we are talking about death. this is just another term for it. >> is brain death different than a persistent vegetative state or being in a coma? >> it is. i know you've done some reporting on this as well, people who have cox and seemingly recovered from comas, this is different. and terms matter here, people can be in a coma and still have brain activity. they can be? a persistent vegetative state. there is no brain activity. the higher brain functions as well as the lower brain functions which control your reflexes in terms of breathing, controlling your heart rate, all these base iic functions of the body. the only w

and dan simon is in oakland and joins us now with the latest. so what was that agreement? >> reporter: well, hi, ashleigh. in court where this tragic case started. the two sides reached an agreement an outside medical team could come in and take jahi mcmath's body. that may sound simple but according to the hospital you're dealing with a deceased human and they say certain protocols need to be in place. on the other hand, the family says she's very much along and wants to take her to a long-term facility. this is what the family lawyer had to say outside of court. >> what we needed to know is that when all of the balls are in line, that we could move quickly and not have to then have any impediment so that we all understood what the protocol was and there would be no argument about how it would proceed or no unplease sentries at the hospital. this say victory in terms of getting us one step closer to move. >> so dan, the family sees this as a victory, but there are other serious issues at play. >> reporter: yeah, there is a big problem as far as the family is concerned bec

cnn's dan simon has the story. dan? >> reporter: there are a few court hearings friday.ne in alameda county court where the tragic case originated. you had the judge and the two sides come up with an agreement that would allow an outside medical team to remove jahi mcmath's body. that may sound like a simple issue, but it's complicated, because according to the hospital, you're talking about a dead person. and they believe that certain protocols need to be met in order to remove a body from the hospital. of course, the family believes she is very much alive and wants to move her to a long-term nursing facility. this is what the family lawyer had to say outside of court. >> what we needed to know is that when all of the balls are in line that we could move quickly and not have to then have any impediments, so we all understood what the protocol was and there would be no argument about how it would proceed or no unpleasantries at the hospital. this is a victory in terms of getting us one step closer to move. >> reporter: there's a very big problem here as far as the family

. >> and our dan simon joining me now. has there been a response from the city or the fire department? >> reporter: not yet, ashleigh. we reached out to the san francisco fire department. they haven't gotten back to us, but they have told other outlets at this point they're not commenting on pending litigation. we knew they said this was a chaotic scene and perhaps that's what led to this. but there's a perception they're not being fully transparent here. consider the fact all this time later we're just seeing this video now. that they didn't release it sooner. the bottom line is of course a lot of firefighters did act very heroically that day and did save some lives. but clearly this video raises more questions. ashleigh? >> i think without question, dan simon. thank you for that. i want to bring in my lawyers now. dan dan danny savalos and joey jackson. >> what has to has been here is there will be multiple priorities that are balanced that on the one hand there is a life that's lost here and that's tragic. and we all ne

dan simon, cnn, san francisco. >>> coming up, this week's monster nor'easter meant long delays at the. what if you could just skip the line? and one metro ticket? that will be 30 squats, please. >> a very popular one i've noticed has been, here you go, the superman. >> in moscow, instead of buys tickets with rubles, you can pay by doing an old gym class favorite. we'll explain next. i was going to the library to do my homework. it took a lot of juggling to keep it all together. for some low-income families, having broadband internet is a faraway dream. so we created internet essentials, america's largest low-cost internet adoption program. having the internet at home means she has to go no further than the kitchen table to do her homework. now, more than one million americans have been connected at home. it makes it so much better to do homework, when you're at home. welcome to what's next. comcastnbcuniversal. on thursday, maybe you're just making it home today. 100 million people in 22 states battered by a monster winter storm this week. more than 2,000 flights canceled, 8,000 delay

we're going to get details from dan simon. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, stop, stop, stop!re's a body right -- there's a body right there. right in front of you. >> reporter: chilling new video obtained by cbs news, giving us a rare up-close look from a fighter's helmet cam. >> yeah, right through there. >> reporter: the chaotic moments first responders encountered after asiana flight 214 crash-landed in san francisco last july. 16-year-old ye mengyuan was accidentally run over twice by fire trucks. her family has since filed a wrongful death claim against the city. in particularly blunt language, it accuses first responders of deliberately and knowingly abandoning the teen, where they knew she would be in harm's way. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, stop, stop, stop! there's a body right -- there's a body right there. right in front of you. >> reporter: does the new video prove the tragic accident could have been avoided? there is also this. another camera appears to show a fighter directing a truck around the victim. >> we're heartbroken. we're in the business of saving lives. and ma

that was dan simon reporting. as you just saw, jahi's parents believe there is still hope for their daughter. whether or not their hope is justified, experience suggests that being as they are at the intersection of faith and medical fact, it's an agonizing place to be. as a practicing neurosurgeon, chief medical correspondent sanjay gupta's been there as families grapple with moments like this one. sanjay, she's left the hospital, sounds like she's ending up in a long-term care facility. what's her prognosis at this point? >> her prognosis is she's been declared brain-dead, and that's an irreversible condition, so there's really nothing to be said about prognosis or any of the other interventions that may take place in terms of affecting her prognosis. it's a tough thing to hear, a tough thing to say, frankly, but that's the truth when it comes to brain death. we are talking about death. this is just another term for it. >> i mean, is brain death different than a persistent vegetative state or being in a coma? >>

cnn's dan simon is covering that story for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.partial collapse. also, very cold today in omaha. minus 2 below. they will be going in and trying to recover a second body. we'll tell you about it coming up. your home's the place everyone gathers. so be ready with a stouffer's lasagna. it's the mouthwatering recipe that keeps them coming back. stouffer's. made with care for your family. and better is so easy withrning you cabenefiber.o something better for yourself. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. where does the united states get most of its energy? is it africa? the middle east? canada? or the u.s.? the answer is... the u.s. ♪ most of america's energy comes from right here at home. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superio

let's get straight to dan simon tracking the developments on this story. ng. it was a tragic revelation. she survived the crash only to be run other by a fire truck. this video is raising serious questions. >> stop, stop, stop. there's a body right -- there's a body right there. right in front of you. >> reporter: chilling new video obtained by cbs news giving us a rare up close look from a firefighter's helmet cam. the chaotic moments first responders encountered after the flight crash landed in san francisco last july. this 16-year-old was run over twice by fire trucks. her family has since filed a wrongful death claim against the city. it accuses fist responders of deliberately and knowingly abandoning the team where they knew she would be in harm's way. >> there's a body right -- there's a body right there. right in front of you. >> reporter: does the new video prove the tragic accident could have been avoided? there's also this. another camera appears to show a firefighter directing a truck around the victim. >> we're heart broken. we're in the busines

but, first, here's cnn's dan simon. >> she's not a corpse up there. it is a pretty 13-year-old girl up there that i gave life to. >> reporter: a mother holding out hope that her teenage daughter described as brain dead by doctors can somehow survive. doctors at children's hospital in oakland had the legal authorization monday to remove the ventilator that is supporting jahi mcmath's body. but a judge extended that window by a week. her family meanwhile says they have video of the girl moving. proof they say that she's fighting to stay alive. >> she's responding. i go in there and i talk to her and i say, hey, jahi, you need -- you need to start moving, girl, because you know what this hospital is trying to do to you. >> yeah. >> and she gets to, like, moving fast and it scared me the first time but now that she do it more and more every day. >> reporter: the family has not produced the video. the hospital suggests it's muscle reflex, common they say in brain death victims. >> and joining me to talk about this from new york is dr. stephen mayor. he run

cnn dan simon is in san francisco where that crash took place last july. tell us more. >> reporter: good morning, carol. it was a heartbreaking revelation. here you had this 16-year-old girl from china who survived the crash only to be run over by fire trucks. now you have this new video and it's raising serious questions about firefighters' conduct. >> a body right here. there's a body right there. right in front of you. >> reporter: chilling new video obtained by cbs news giving us a rare up close look from a firefighter's helmet cam. the chaotic moments responders encountered after the crash. a 16-year-old girl was accidentally run over twice by fire trucks. her family has since filed a wrongful death claim against the city, in particularly blunt language i want accuses first responders of deliberately and knowingly abandoning the teen where they knew she would be in harm's way. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, stop, stop. there's a body right -- there's a body right there. right in front of you. >> reporter: does the new video prove tragic accident could have been

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cnn's dan simon is in san francisco and has details. >> reporter: wolf, this was such a heartbreakinglation. here you had this 16-year-old girl from china who survived the crash only to be killed after getting run over by two fire trucks. now you have this sid owe and it's raising important questions as to how firefighters made the response. >> whoa, whoa, stop, stop. there's a body right there, right in front of you. >> reporter: chilling new video obtained by cbs news giving us a rare up-close look from a firefighter's helmet cam. >> right through will. >> reporter: the chaotic moments first responders encountered after asiana flight 214 crash landed in san francisco last july. 16-year-old ye meng yuan was accidentally run over twice by fire trucks. her family has since filed a wrongful death claim against the city. in particularly blunt language it accuses first responders of knowingly and deliberately abandoning the teen where they knew she would be in harm's way. >> wait, wait, stop, stop, stop. there's a body right -- there's a body right there. >> all right. >> right in front o

here's correspondent dan simon. >> wait, wait. stop, stop, stop. ichilling n obtained by cbs news giving us a rare up-close look from a firefighter's helmet cam. the chaotic moments first responders encountered after asiana flight 214 crash landed in san francisco last july. 16-year-old ye meng yuan was accidentally run over twice by fire trucks. her family has filed a wrongful death claim against the city. in particularly blunt language it accuses first responders of deliberately and abandoning the teen where they knew she would be in harm's way. >> stop, stop, stop. there's a body right -- there's a body right there. >> all right. >> right in front of you. >> reporter: does the new video prove tragic accident could have been avoided? there's also this -- another camera appears to show a firefighter directing a truck around the victim. >> we're heart broken. we're in the business of saving lives. many lives were saved that day. >> reporter: this video might be crucial to understand what happened to ye. she survived the crash but died from injuries

dan simon has more. >> reporter: he is worth an estimated $8 billion, owning one of the world's largest airy. tom perkins built his wealth as a founder of one of silicon valley's most prominent venture capital firms, which made early investments in google, amazon and aol, among many others. >> i started back in 1972 with a fund of only $8 million, which, believe it or not, was the largest in the world for high-tech venture capital. >> reporter: the 82-year-old said this recently, when asked what makes a good technology investor. >> judgment, which comes from experience. >> now, perkins judgment is being questioned after penning a letter to the wall street journal in which he compares the criticism of wealthy americans to the holocaust. writing from the epicenter of progressive thought, san francisco, i would call attention to the parallels of fascist nazi germany to its war on its 1%, namely the juews to the progressive war on the american 1%, the rich. he says there is a demonization of the rich singling out occupy wall street and also recent protests in san francisco over the buses th

>> dan simon live from san francisco. that will it do for me. "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts now. >>> it's an abandoned car perg toir after atlanta's rush hour from hell. tow trucks taking over where snowplows, salt trucks and public officials failed. also this hour, justin bieber's wrap sheet goes national. after getting busted in miami beach, he's in trouble in toronto charged with assaulting a limo driver. >>> a man was dying of a heart attack across the street from a d.c. fire station as his daughter begged firefighters for help. did they really tell her to call 911 instead of jumping into help themselves? hello everyone. i'm ashleigh banfield. it's thursday, january 30th. welcome to "legal view." the governor of georgia is apologizing for the crisis in his state following the winter storm there. last hour, governor nathan deal apologized on fox news for all the problems. he said his first priority in the crisis was helping children that got stranded on buses and at schools followed by providing food, water, or a ride to drivers

dan simon was there for the emotional day in court. >> reporter: there were a few court hearings fridaynty court where this tragic case originated. you have the judge and two sides come up with agreement that would allow an outside medical team to remove her body. that may sound like a simple issue, but it is complicated. according to the hospital, you're talking about a dead person. they believe certain protocols need to be met to remove a body from the hospital. the family believes she's very much alive, wants to move her to a long term nursing facility. this is what the family lawyer had to say outside court. >> what we needed to know is when all of the balls are in line, that we could move quickly and not have to then have any impediment so that we all understood what the protocol was, there would be no argument about how it would proceed or no unpleasantries at the hospital. so this is a victory in terms of getting us one step closer to move. >> reporter: there's a very big problem as far as the family is concerned. to move her to a long term medical facility, you would have to hav

dan simon on the story for us. >> reporter: this was a father being formerly installed as a past for. leading the congregation for three years. >> he was a great teacher and mentor. and a loving person. that's the biggest thing that i could say. a very loving man. >> reporter: but on wednesday morning, new year's day, he was found dead inside his rectory. police say there was clear evidence of a forced entry and struggle. and he died from blunt force trauma. church members seen outside praying. >> tremendous loss. not only for the parish but for the community in general. >> he was about the most charismatic man that i've known. >> reporter: gary lee bullock who in recent days had been no stranger to police. officers had to take him for an evaluation on new year's eve. he was later taken to jail but released the following day. >> in california if you're taken to jail for a misdemeanor such as public intoxication, you're normally kept four hours and after that released. >> reporter: later that evening a security guard heard a noise in the area of the church. he reports seeing a person m

dozens of the bravest athletes taking on the rolling sea where dan simon is assigned to cover mavericksves. you are there. >> first of all, it is calm behind me, but don't let that fool you. the waves are 30 to 40 feet tall. these are enormous waves. this is where they put the media and the spectators. the waves are huge. let's explain what mavic ricks is. it's a one-day event and it can happen any time during the winter months. it's for two dozen of the best surfers in the world. here's the catch. they were only given 48 hours notice to get here. it is decided when the conditions are going to be most ideal. they are out there right now and competing. it's also one of the most dangerous in the world in addition being one of the most prestigious. there rocks in the water and it's only 55 degrees. it can be dangerous. people have died in the past. brooke, there is not a huge payday here. the winner gets $12,000. not a lot of money, but you talk to any of the surfers, they do it for the trophy and not the money. ? >> you get to say you surfed mavericks. thank you so much. crazy pictures an

dan simon, many thanks to you.till to come in the "newsroom," actor shia fats with robots in the action series "transformers." okay. we know all of that. here's where it gets weird. now he's taking on some of hollywood's biggest names after admitting to plagiarsm. his explanation may be plagiarism. i know it's confusing. we'll explain when we come back. e to help protect your eye health. as you age, your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is a vitamin made just for your eyes from the eye care experts as bausch + lomb. ocuvite has a unique formula that's just not found in any leading multivitamin. your eyes are unique, so help protect your eye health with ocuvite. >>> the actor shia went from a scrappy teenager on "transformers" to plagiarism. labeouf posted a dozen tweets apologizing for that. he hired an airplane to write an apology in the sky. the star isn't offering an explanation for any of it. he's offering an explanation for his bizarre behavior but i think he al

>> dan simon live from san francisco. that will it do for me.doned car perg toir after atlanta's rush hour from hell. tow trucks taking over where snowplows, salt trucks and public officials failed. also this hour, justin bieber's wrap sheet goes national. after getting busted in miami beach, he's in trouble in toronto charged with assaulting a limo driver. >>> a man was dying of a heart attack across the street from a d.c. fire station as his daughter begged firefighters for help. did they

cnn's dan simon reports. >> reporter: this was father eric freed being formally installed as the pastornard church in eureka, california. he'd been leading the congregation for three years. >> he was a great teacher, a great tmentor, a loving person,a very, very loving man. >> reporter: on wednesday morning, new year's day, he was found dead inside his rectory. police say there was clear evidence of a forced entry and struggle. the priest died of blunt force trauma. church members seen outside praying. >> absolute loss for the parish and our community in general. >> he was about the most charismatic man, pastor, that i've had. >> reporter: it didn't take long for thoughts to name and later arrest a suspect. 43-year-old gary lee bullock who in recent days had been no stranger to police. he had been arrested on new year's eve for public intoxication. officers even had to take him to the hospital for an evaluation where he had to be physically restrained. he was later taken to jail but released the following day. >> in california, if you're taken to jail for a misdemeanor such as public in

dan simon, cnn, oakland, california. >> thanks. >> such a difficult case.egal issues. >> and the emotional issues. >> indeed. we're going talk about this for the next few days at least until that deadline comes. and we'll continue to talk about it throughout the morning. >>> up next, what's the definition of a true fan? cheeseheads? how has been rooting for your team in temperatures that feel like 40 below? i think that's dedication, yes. >> need help, we're going to give it to them. >> got to believe. >> got to believe! >> get ready for the ice bowl, take 2. ♪ ♪ get ready for the show man [ bottle ] okay, listen up! i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. [ all gasp ] oj, veggies -- you're cool. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! 'cause i'm re-workin' the menu, keeping her healthy and you on your toes. [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. i see you, cupcake! uh-oh! [ bottle ] the number one doctor recommended brand. ensure®. nu

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