. >> we now have seven patients, including one doa. >> the baby. sobriety test, and did his transformation into a woman have anything to do with it? >> seems like somebody is medicated. >> kanye does it again. >> he should have given his award to beyonce. >> shut up and stop! >> can you believe madonna, at age 56? >> all the fashion hits and misses from the grammy's. >> and embattled brian williams' lost video. >> i feel very lucky to have survived a few things. >> what his

. >> we now have seven patients including one doa. >> reporter: at the center of this deadly car crash and tabloid fixture bruce jenner. >> bruce, are you okay? >> reporter: seen here walking around the scene surveying the damage. a white lexus decimated and smoking on the side of the road. according to the california highway patrol, the four-vehicle accident occurred just after noon on saturday. closing down the iconic highway for hours. >> this unfortunately is one of the worst type of accidents you can have. >> reporter: authorities say for unknown reasons, a woman driving a blue toyota prius abruptly slowed down, causing the lexus behind her to crash into her. jenner driving a black cadillac escalade with an attached trailer, then rear-ending that lexus, possibly propelling it into oncoming traffic. a hummer traveling in the southbound lane then striking the lexus head-on. >> it sounded horrific. the cars looked demolished. >> reporter: 69-year-old kim howe, a widow and resident of an exclusive gated community, seen on this web page supporting a nonprofit group against animal resea

i've got doa in the train as well. multiple injuries. >> reporter: in all, six people were killed including the driver of the suv. 15 people injured, some seriously. >> lacerations, contusions, crush injuries, open fractures, dislocations, smoke inhalation, and flame burn injuries. >> reporter: through the day the suv remained embedded in the front of the train as ntsb investigators arrived on the scene. witnesses told police the driver may have been stuck in traffic, trapped on the track when the train approached. >> she turns, walks, gets back in the car, light hesitation, and then moves forward and at that instant the train hit. >> reporter: piecing together how the accident happened will be part of the ntsb investigation. >> was there any indication that the crossing arms were not working properly? >> at this point we have no indication to believe that they were doing anything other than operating properly. >> reporter: tonight, the dead include the suv driver, 49-year-old ellen brody, 53-year-old eric vandercar, a

s reps on the board says the fare increase/service cut plan is doa in the city at least. >> if it's up to me, it's not going to happen. >> reporter: it looks like metro will have to look to maryland, d.c. and virginia for additional cash with maryland and its new republican governor being perhaps the toughest sebruce leshan, wusa9. >> maryland governor larry hogan has been saying for months he would rather spend money on roads than mass transit. >>> new information on bishop heather cook, the maryland episcopal diocese now banning her from all church activities effective immediately. cook is charged in a hit and run crash last december that killed baltimore cyclist tom palermo, an accident in which police say cook's blood alcohol level was nearly three time the legal limit. they say she was texting behind the wheel. cook's attorney says while awaiting trial his client remains at an inpatient treatment facility. >>> remembering a high school senior killed yesterday in a collision with a school bus in middletown, maryland, grief counselors have been at middletown high school the last two

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. >> doas in the train as well. >> i thought it had burned completely.ouldn't even imagine how many people were in there that lost their lives. >> reporter: chris gross was a passenger in the first car. >> i was jolted out of my seat. >> then what? >> flames. i saw people behind me in the car falling over each other. >> we skidded. skidded for i guess a couple hundred yards. as we hit that things started to at least appear to fly in the car. maybe it was sparks shooting off. it was just a lot of devastation. it was sort of hard to understand, given what had happened. just destruction. >> reporter: ellen brody perished in the crash. as did five metro north passengers riding in the first car of the train. 12 others suffered injuries. >> it was a massive fireball yes? >> yes. >> so what saved you? >> well -- a little bit of quick thinking. one of the guys that fell on top of me burnt his hands. but he's okay. he broke the emergency latch. then i pulled the door open hopped out helped people out. people were yelling for a fire extinguisher, to call 911. a lo

this is doa on capitol hill. some budgets to some extent really are. what happens at the beginning of the budget cycle is the president puts out his wish list up to capitol hill. that's controlled by republicans. they're not going to necessarily take everything obama wants. but think of this as the opening valveo in a year-long negotiation. the president is setting out where he wants things to go. >> whom would they hit? >> a lot of taxes for wealthy, taxes on banks, inheritance, also taxes on corporations including a proposal to tax companies' earnings that are overseas right now. initially the teaser rate obama would have at 14%, but then after that it would go up to 19% per year. in the outgoing years. so a couple of new taxes there for corporations and the wealthy. obama said that he would match those with credit and benefits for people in the middle class and the poor. >> if you had to be a betting man, ayman, what proposals do you bet would actually gain some traction on the hill? is there anything in the budget that might work with republicans?

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much if not most of obama a's budget will be doa at the the republican controlled congress. >>> the official dates are set, the excitement is already beginning to build. we are talking about the world meeting of families and the pope's visit to philadelphia a on september 26th and 27th but 1 of the questions yesterday to be definitively answered is where the pope will stay but chances are very good that he will stay in the seminary on city avenue and brian taft you were given unusual access. >> we were, and trust me, when i say in where is excitement more palpable. at saint charles seminary young men are busy preparing for the priesthood. they are also preparing to possibly host the pope. a different pope once visited once before and within man was there that night tells us, it was a magical moment. this rarely seen video tape has been, taterd by time. >> i remember great emotion. >> reporter: for those there to see the holy father. >> reporter: memory is unblemished. >> to have him, you know, shake my hand. >> reporter: it was 1:00 a.m. october 3rd, 1979 when pep john paul, ii came bound go

. >> we have one possibly trapped in the train possibly alive and a doa in the train as well. we are trying to get everyone down now. >> nearly 700 passengers were on the metro north commuter train when it struck an suv stuck on the tracks just north of new york city. >> it was a loud jarring boom, a jolt that got me out of my seat. the vehicle was pushed at least eight car lengths and sparked this massive fire, people were falling over each other and someone fell on me as that happened, i just saw chaos and flame. it was about a foot from my face. >> so far investigators located and secured the train's recorders to hopefully know the speed and if the horn and brakes worked properly. >> we want to find out what happened and offer recommendations to keep this from happening again. >> reporter: and as for the injured victims, we know that at least a dozen people were take and to the hospital and doctors say they were treated for various injuries and at this time one remains in critical condition. that is the latest live here from valhalla new york. back to you. >> elizabeth than

do you really get there, or is it all just doa? >> i think it's doa permsonally. >> there's still some hope that you'll see movement on the corporate side of things. >> look if this were just proposed and they came back to say that was their opening bid and then you got back to nine and come out with 11 i think it would be great. it's all linked with a step up in basis that would hurt the middle class more than anything they do. you know they're trying to tax the people they think really have the free ride and republicans don't want that. so what does it matter? >> just a carrot of interest. it's just a fairness thing. >> that's where you raise the money. >> although that won't amount -- they'll tell you it won't amount to much. >> it's easy to call just a couple of guys. >> $4 trillion. it's funny 50 years ago, our budget was $99 billion. johnson was coming in under $100 billion with his budget. >> all these numbers mean nothing versus the entitlements. this is that sliver discretionary. the entitlements just start ballooning and

doa, fred, is that what steve is saying? >> i think he is right.ne of the things that is different this year, congress always plays a bigger role than the president in actually fashioning the real budget that becomes law and republicans have control of congress in both houses now. so, they really they really do have stronger hand. you know what i wonder is, what do the american people think of this. we had election message was not spend more and tax more. if you look at polls only about 16% of americans, "rasmussen poll" came out, saying that 16% want to increase spending and then of course we get these spending caps that steve was talking about and sure enough couple years later, well, president anyway, frequently congress just says, throws them out the window. so -- gerri: we have a long way to go on this one that's for sure. dan, you wrote interesting stuff about this budget. you were implying it was dead on arrival but you know that is 9%, 4 trillion is 9% increase over the spending that actually exists in this calendar, this fiscal budget year

is this doa for the democrats? do they say we don't want to pass a temporary extension? there is no indication about how this gets resolved. >> steve mcconnell has help his caucus today. it's still the same old boehner problem here. there are other views in the house republican caucus. i want to play for you congressman peter king. some remarks that have gotten a lot of attention. take a listen. >> we are the ones that are the party of the homeland security. that's why these people who say they are conservatives and republicans, they're the ones who are going to ruin the republican party. >> the vote he is talking about is a clean vote. fund this and move on. >> sure. this gets to the makeup of the republican conference in the house. there are a lot more mo brooks in the republican conference than there are peter kings. peter king made his name fighting against newt gingrich. he separates himself from the national party with stuff like this. where the mo brooks and very conservative people when it comes to this question? this is the 20th time we have seen this since 2011

including one doa. >> reporter: jenner's suv was the last car involved in this pileup.icle that bumped this white lexus into oncoming traffic. the elderly woman inside hit head-on by a black humvee. she was declared dead at the scene. >> minors were in one of the vehicles. they were transported to santa monica hospital. >> jenner's going tremendously. >> reporter: jenner, a 1976 olympic gold medal winner now perhaps best known as the patriarch of the kardashian reality tv empire. >> paparazzi. >> reporter: under intense tabloid scrutiny regarding his changing appearance, growing his hair longer and appearing in public with his nails painted. his step daughter, kim kardashian, speaking with "entertainment tonight" about the speculation. >> i think it's just his story to talk about. >> reporter: jenner telling investigators he was being followed by paparazzi at the time of the crash. >> bruce, are you okay? >> reporter: the moment of impact captured here. >> he has intense scrutiny on him right now, both through his physical transition as well as just being part of the ex

it's doa upon republican-controlled capitol hill, they said.f the house john boehner said that this was a groundhog day proposal. more of the same from the president in terms of taxes and spending. what republicans have seen before from this president. jo thank you very much. >> let's get more reaction to the proposed budget. especially the part about that plan for the one-time tax on overseas corporate profits. joining me now contributor jared bernstein and jimmy. brilliant politics, right, where you say i'm going to tax corporate profits, which are trillions overseas, and i'm going to give it back to the infrastructure and the middle class. what do you see as the main stumbling block to this politically? >> well, republicans are going to be chafing about the precise percentages that the president is putting out, but, in fact, if you look back at republican tax writer dave camp from the last congress, he had a very similar plan in his tax reform package as well. whenever you are moving from a transition to our current, and i think we would all

i have doa in the train as well. >> i have a 66-year-old male with severe chest pain and head injury.is standing in front of me about a quarter mile north of the gates on commerce. >> adam riese is at the scene of the crash in the city suburb of vallal huh. what is the latest? >> reporter: investigators here on the scene combing through the charred wreckage looking to see what happened and why. 16 people killed and many seriously injured. and the jeep got stuck on the tracks. one eyewitness said the woman got out of the car to lift the gate up off of her car and got back in the car and attempted to go forward and the train slammed into her and pushing her more than 1400 feet down the tracks and then the rail cut through the front car and passengers inside had to cut through the smoke and the fire and break out the windows, jump outside and here is what one of them had to say. >> i was in the very front of the first car. laptop on my lap. i heard a loud bang. the woman across from me she said that we hit something. as it came to another jolt i hit the ground and fell on top of me and t

i've got doas in the train as well. multiple injuries. >> reporter: in all, six people were killed including the driver of the suv. 15 people injured, some seriously. >> lacerations, contusion, crush injuries, open fractures, dislocations, smoke inhalation and flame burn injuries. >> reporter: through the day the suv remained embedded in the front of the train as ntsb inves gatorser rooifd on the scene. witnesses told police the driver may have been stuck in traffic trapped on the tracks when the train approaches. >> she turns, gets back in the car. slight hesitation. and then moves forward and at that instant the train came. >> reporter: piecing together how the accident happened will be part of the ntsb investigation. >> was there any indication that the crossing signals or crossing arms were not working properly? >> at this point we have no indication to believe that they were -- that they were doing anything other than operating properly. >> reporter: the dead include the suv driver 49-year-old ellen brodie 53-year-

. >> we now have seven patients including one doa. >> reporter: paparazzi capturing images of the momentmine if jenner had a cell phone in his hand at the time of the incident. investigators deciding if they should pull records of everyone in the accident. the evidence will show bruce was not texting at the time of the accident they claim. jenner a reality star and olympic gold medallist telling the police paparazzi had nothing to do with the crash. the chain reaction involved four cars are on the pacific coast highway happening less than three miles from jenner's home. a woman driving a dark blue toyota up bankruptly slowed down causing the lexus to crash into her. jenner driving an escalade with an attached trailer and rear-ending that lexus possibly propelling it into oncoming traffic. a hummer traveling in the southbound lane striking the lexus head-on. >> it sounded horrific. the cars look demolished. >> a widow and resident of a gated community seen here on this web pain supporting a nonprofit group against animal research pronounced dead on the scene. two adults and three children

. >> the doa said after ten years of work they were cancelling the future ccs project to best protect taxpayer interests. howe can the federal government require the private sector to build plants under the proposed rule when it can't build a ccs plant on it's own. >> it does not require anyone to build anything in particular. >> d.o.e. advisors requested a study that concluded that ccs is not adequately demonstrated and should not be required under 111 b of the new sources. they're says that it is not adequately demonstrated and i'm asking is the epa really listening? >> we're paying attention to all of the input we have gotten. i will note that since last fall, there has been a plant operating using ccs at 90% capture. it is moving along like everybody expected. that is certainly not the only example, but we are, as i said we will of course pay attention to all of the input we get on this issue. >> on november 12th the u.s. announced a u.s.-china joint climate change agreement. they stated their 2020 actions. the agreement states that the united states will achieve a economy-wide ta

. >> it's doa and why not let it die there? >> why not let the republicans do the people's job.in november, let's remember they promised to govern. this is not governing. this is purely putting politics over governing because they want to make a point. if they wanted to stop the actions, they could pass an immigration bill that they failed to do for over a year and a half. >> why put it in the bill. you can not pay around with the funding of homeland security. >> well, i think that she should take her own advice. let the people do their job and that's not having executive action when you know congress will not give you what you want on immigration reform. i would say that the president of the united states of america, go ahead and take the action to congress. have it independent and do not do it through executive action. when the american people sent people to washington to vote on the legislation but the president will not do that. the reason why is because he does not have the votes to let the people representatives do their job, so if you're republican and looking at this, yo