dr. garin stone of mass general hospital. on tuesday, dr. stone was cycling to work at mass general along crowded webster ave when a pickup driver began beeping his horn and yelling at him to get out of the way. before dr. stone knew it the truck driver was bearing down on him and dr. stone had nowhere to go. >> i remember thinking he's going to hit me. i understand he was angry, and i understand there was emotions that cloud his perspective up to that point but there was no other way for that we couldn't share that space together. >> reporter: mario owns a nearby garage his surveillance camera recorded the crash and mario saw it happen. is there any possible way this guy hit the cyclist and didn't know? >> it's impossible. impossible. >> why? >> because he basically ran him over. >> reporter: the crash shattered dr. stone's wrist, he had pins and plates permanently embedded in his arm. he's hoping someone will see this footage, recognize the driver and call police. >> i've never seen anyone act out in aggression that way. they will say thing

before dr. stone knew it, the truck driver was bearing down on go. >> i remember thinking, this is -- he's going to hit me, i understand he was angry, and i understand there is emotions that clouded his perspective at that point, but there was to other way for that. we couldn't share that space together. >> mario owns a nearby garage. his surveillance camera recorded the crash and mario saw it happen. >> is there any possible way this guy hit the cyclist and didn't know? >> it's impossible. >> why? >> because he basically ran him over. >> the crash shattered dr. stone's wrist, he has pins and plates permanently embedded if his arm, he hopes someone will see the footage, recognize the driver and call police. >> i have never seen anyone act out in aggression that way. i've had people say things to me or call out, but to actively pull your car into someone else, i think is a level that i've not seen before. >> the reporter: well, this weekends, the doctor is boarding a plane for uganda, that's where he w

>>>reporter: the driver of the pick up truck took off leaving dr. stone lying on the ground. >> the idea you would do this and not stop i think it makes certain it sort of dehumanizes him. >>>reporter: the crash shattered his wrist. this x-ray shows how bad it was and plates and screws this had to be used. >>>reporter: he is hoping this video will help to identify the driver. help in finding this driver help in finding this driver. >>> cambridge police hoping the video helps to identify this driver. the doctor said he is not sure if he will ever ride his bike again. >>> "7 news"turning to our weather. it's clear and cold out there tonight. what is it looking for like for this holiday weekend? >> clear skies for us, which means the temperatures will be dropping through the night and looking into that crystal ball, things looking good for the next 24-hours. quiet weather expected for the halloween forecast and tomorrow afternoon with lighter winds and bright sunshine with those highs in the mid-50s. generally speaking. it will be a crisp and enjoyable holid

. >> reporter: the driver of the pickup truck picked up leaguer dr. stone laying on the ground. >> the idea that you would do this and not stop, really, it sort of dehumanizes. >> reporter: the crash shatter his wrist. this x-ray shows how bad it was and the plate and screws that had to be used. >> i'm working to get back the reasonable of rage of motion. >> reporter: he is hoping that video will help find the driver. >> we would like any help to find this driver. certainly it's somebody who has taken the level of anger and road rage to dangerous. >>> a discovery inside of a new hampshire apartment complex when a young girl suddenly dies. investigators do not suspect foul play but detectives are trying to piece together exactly what happened here. 7's tim caputo has the latest from new hampshire. >> reporter: manchester police and fire converge on an apartment where an infant died. investigators have been inside of the ground level apartment for hours. police say they don't suspect foul play in the infant's death but have sent detectives to the home on kim

driver took off leaving dr. stone laying on the ground. >>> the idea he would do this and not stop i think really makes someone -- demonizes them. shattered his wrist. x-rays show how bad break was and the plates and screws that had to be used. >>> i still go to occupational therapy couple of times aweek. he hopes this video will help identify the driver. we would love any help in find thing driver. i think clearly somebody that has taken the level of anger and road rage dangerous. >>> ryan schulteis 7news "today in new england." >>> we're following more news today. a suspect accused of let me ask you thissing dangerous donation. he pretended to be a police officer and then broke into a police department. we have more on this and what they have to say about his arrest. they tried to push me. he didn't want to show face after frightening fight. oh, you don't know who i am. i'm a police officer. >>> on tuesday morning he went to move his car and when he got back upstairs to his east boston apartment. he realized someone

dr. martin luther king on top of stone mountain, a freedom well of racial reconciliation. something dr. in his "i have a dream" speech for this georgia community, among others. >> let freedom ring from stone mountain of georgia. >> reporter: opposition was instant. georgia law mandates this park be maintained as a confederate memorial. >> to put a memorial on top of an existing monument is unlawful, disrespectful, and inappropriate. >> reporter: the confederate crowd found unusual alliyallies. the local naacp was opposed. >> it's a park past of our history and needs to be buried in our history. >> reporter: you don't want to add to it with a bell, you want to take it away. >> we want to blast it, we want to paint over it, whatever it takes. that's what we want to do. >> reporter: here's the twist. many surviving members of dr. king's inner circle support installing the bell. one of them is congressman john lewis. >> the mountain belong to the people of the state and to the people of this nation. why not? >> reporter: in his legendary speech, dr. king spoke of, out of the mountain of desp

dr. martin luther king on top of stone mountain, specifically a freedom bell of racial reconciliation. something dr. king dreamed of in his "i have a dream" speech for this georgia community, among others. >> let freedom ring from stone mountain of georgia. >> reporter: opposition was instant. georgia law mandates this park be maintained as a confederate memorial. >> to put a monument on top of an existing monument is unlawful, disrespectful, and inappropriate. >> reporter: the confederate crowd found unusual allies. the local naacp was also opposed. along with charles steele. >> it's something that was a dark past of our history and needs to be buried in history. >> reporter: steele leads the southern christian conference. you don't want to add to it with a bell, you want to take it away. >> we want to eradicate it. we want to blast it, we want to paint over it, whatever it takes. that's what we want to do. >> reporter: here's the twist. many surviving members of dr. king's inner circle support installing the bell. one of them is congressman john lewis. >> the mountain belong to the pe

dr. martin stone was a beloved osu retired professor, his wife bonnie dying with him. 23-year-old in a key then 2-year-old nash lucas who died at the hospital, the son of an injured osu employee. >> it's been -- it's been a crazy 24 hours. but the ou medical center really has helped out. >> the emotion ringing throughout stillwater at this hour even now. a memorial service is being planned. meanwhile chambers is scheduled to have her first court hearing today. >> thank you you, kelly. >>> well, now a fox news alert. a gunman on the run after a 24-year-old veteran new orleans police officer is shot. that officer now identified as derrick fricke. he's recently been promoted to commander. he was off duty and not wearing a uniform as he drove an unmarked police car through the neighborhood of desire, he was visiting his father. well, that's when a pull lbulled the car, fire president a passing suv. the officer remains in critical condition. >>> new overnight, at least five people are dead after a whale watching boat sinks off the canadian coast near vancouver. 21 of the 27 on board have been r

dr. marvin stone and his wife 65-year-old bonnie jean were both killed. a retired osu professor and researcher. his wife, 65-year-old bonnie had also worked at osu for several years. also dead, 23-year-old, university of central oklahoma. nash lucas died later at the hospital. he is the son of osu employee who suffered injuries. >> she of course is just devastated by this incredible tragedy. the oklahoma state homecoming parade is probably one of the most wholesome happy events in the country. and to have it fouled like this and these victims, it's a terrible tragedy. >> spectators were mowed down from behind when a gray hyundai drove into the crowds. bodies were tossed like rag dolls into the air. >> you just see this car flying towards these people and i witnessed the impact with the motorcycle, you saw what -- you just saw people from the motorcycle flying through the air. then it looked like you could see people -- >> 25-year-old chambers was arrested at the scene and charged with driving under the influence. they are waiting for toxicology tests to d

dr. geren stone: all i heard is like, "get out of the way. get off the road." john: then at full speed the pick-up sideswipes geren stone, flipping him off his bike as he tumbles to the ground. doctor: i remember laying on the ground holding my wrist and then looking up and noticing that it was in a direction that it shouldn't be going. john: the violent crash left him with a broken wrist. the x-ray shows the painful break. doctor: what they had to do was open it up and put a pin through it this way. john: geren was on his way to mass general where he's a doctor. it was just after 7:00 in the morning last month. doctor: i can't lift him with this hand at all. john: back at home it's been tough to manage three young kids, and through the painful recovery, the mystery of whoever hit him lingers. doctor: i believe he did it intentionally. he drove into me. i think, therefore, he was likely paying attention and then chose not to stop. being delayed 30 seconds is not a reason why you can just drive someone off the road. john: that doctor has new hope this morning th

dr.. say stone was stabbed in the torso spoke about his condition earlier this afternoon.say serious because the nature of injuries he had potential threat for his life though he is quite stable now his condition would still be serious. >> j.r.: last seen driving away in a dark toyota camry again hear the of the motive is unknown. >> pam:the active search has been called off, but san jose police are still looking for the man who escaped from custody wednesday, as he was about to be booked into the county jail. police then set up a dragnet across a wide area, along north first street, near the county government center. kron four's rob fladeboe has more details on the escape. and man is wanted. >> reporter:calm has returned to this usually quiet neighborhood just east of the main jail after the search for an escaped felon was called off, but several residents tell me they'll be making sure their this is the man whom police are hunting. he was identified as 29-year-old nghouni neang, of san jose. he escaped, in handcuffs, from the lobby of the jail where bail bondsman were ta

. >>> one man pulled a knife, stamped stone several times. dr. say his condition has been upgraded from serious to fair. >>> it is 4:56. up next a ground breaking bat that would raise the smoking age up to 21 in hillsboro, hitting a major roadblock. look for supporters to back off. >>> three drifters accused of killing people days apart are waking up in the bay area this morning. i'm cate cauguiran live at the marin county jail with details on their first court appearance. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm frank mallicoat three drifters suspected in bay ar >>> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, october 13, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:00. three drifters suspected into bay area murderers are set to be arraigned tomorrow. cate cauguiran joins us live in san rafael with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. all three suspects are charged with a special circumstance allegation with these multiple murders and serious charges could mean life in prison without parole or even death. the suspects world up

dr. martin luther king, jr. becoming a part of stone mountain. >>> >>> it's being called france's deadliest road accident in more than 30 years. at least 42 people were killed, 4 others fighting for their lives after this crash between a bus and talk in southwestern france. it's believed the two vehicles crashed head-on, on a single- lane road and erupted into flames. >>> investigators are now saying the latest campus shooting in tennessee state university happened after an argument over a dice game. three female tunes who were bystanders were taken to the hospital and one person was shot to death. police say this was not a mass shooting situation. it was a personal dispute. >> this was an isolated shooting incident in a courtyard outside of the floyd building. no other students are in danger. no other students are in jeopardy. >> now police are saying the person who was shot to death was not a student at that school. the suspect fled on foot. >>> okay, allison's keeping an eye on our weekend forecast plus hurricane patricia, one of the

dr. martin luther king on top of stone mountain. specifically and symbolically a freedom bell of racial reconciliation. something dr. king dreamed of in his "i have a dream" speech for >> let freedom ring from stone mountain of georgia. >> reporter: opposition was instant. georgia law mandates this park be maintained as a confederate memorial. >> to put a monument on top of a existing monument is unlawful, disrespectful, and inappropriate. >> reporter: the confederate crowd found unusual allies. the local naacp was also opposed, along with charles steele. >> it's something that was a past of our history and need to be buried in history. >> reporter: steele leads the southern leadership conference. the civil rights group dr. king founded. you want to add to it? you don't want to take it away? >> we want to blast it, paint over it. whatever it takes. >> reporter: many surviving members of dr. king's inner circle support installmenting the bell. >> the mountain belong to the people of this nation. why not? >> reporter: in his legendary

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dr. marvin and bonnie stone's home. >> i saw him every morning just about. he had his paper out on his pickup truck and he'd always say, good morning. >> reporter: max sanders lives across the street from the couple. their lives were taken saturday after a driver came plowing through the crowd at oklahoma state's homecoming parade. >> i'll miss him. i'm sure everybody else will, too. >> reporter: the stones were well known in the community with close ties to osu. marvin was a retired professor and engineer, and bonnie also worked for the university. to many though she was known as a cowgirl who enjoyed caring for horses. as andrews looks at the empty house across the road, he says he's trying not to be sad. however, the pain of their absence is still very fresh. hitting once again when andrews notices his neighbor's truck parked outside after being gone since the parade. >> that was difficult. so, i mean, they're gone. >> reporter: andrews is now holding on to the memories of his friendly neighbor. he says apart from the stones' many talents, they both had g

. >> georgia's stone mountain will house the memorial that pays tribute to the dr. martin luther king. it is home to jefferson davis. the tribute to the civil rights activist aims to share a broader historic story. the monument will replicate the liberty bell with the excerpt of king's "i have a dream speech." i'm delaware. the news continues live from doha, london. >> at least two palestine yankees are shot dead and israelis dead and injured, after violence in jerusalem and the west bank.hellwest bank. hello there i'm barbara serra, live from doha. military alliance against i.s.i.l. more fooun rams i funerals in tt

that the supplements can actually increase the risk of heart attacks, kidney stones and abdominal pain. let's get right to dr. richard besser. i got so many tweets after the news last night. you got them all day today. first, let's start with a viewer question about the side effects. do they concern you and would you tell a patient to stop taking the supplements? >> reporter: well, you know, if your doctor told you to take this, i would check in if you should stop. but if you are taking it on your own, it's important to remember that some of these side effects are very serious and there doesn't seem to be much benefit. >> the other question that came from a viewer and this was asked often, what should women do to ensure they are getting adequate calcium and you say this pertains to men, as well. >> reporter: that's right. you want to eat a diet that's rich in calcium. and just as importantly, you need to exercise to build strong bones. so, lifting weights and then anything that gets you up on your feet. >> more than weights, just moving. >> reporter: exactly. >> all right, dr. besser, thank you. >>> up next

stone-throwing trump. look at the latest poll from iowa showing dr. ben carson running nine points ahead there. response? go after carson's religion. >> i'm press betyri press baa t >> so, nia, when candidates went after mitt romney's mormon faith, they did it behind closed doors. there were whispers. >> yeah. wow. that's rough stuff. particularly because this is a real strength, right, for ben carson. he, for years, has built up a real base among evangelicals. it's true that some evangelicals are skeptical of the adventous faith. i don't know if donald trump is aware of that. he's highlighting that. i think it's dangerous, though, for donald trump because this is ben carson's strength. he talked about him being low energy. i think ben carson's come back is i've done 12 to 18 hours of surgery. >> do you know which candidate talked about faith which we rare rarely heard? ben carson. has he opened the door a little bit? >> kind of. >> donald trump has proved so far you can do the most whatever political, you know, conventional wisdom would tell you not to do like on women, you know, whatever. and

dr. martin luther king junior, a freedom bell will be placed atop stone mountain in suburban atlanta. the nearly 1700-foot tall mountain was immortalized in dr. king's i have a dream speech delivered during the 1963 march on washington. the push for an honor for dr. king in georgia was started by an atlanta newspaper columnist. >> i wrote a column in july that suggested maybe we take that line from king's speech and carve it up at the top of the mountain. >> the initial idea was to carve the line "let ring" from stone mountain of georgia into the mountain. the bell was eventually approved by georgia's governor. the goal is to have it in place by next summer. >> wow. >>> hundreds of people in mississippi are joining in the cause to change the state flag and take the confederate flag symbol off of it. demonstrators where are there in support of an initiative to the state constitution to change the flag. capitol where a rally was held featuring merrily evans williams. taking the confederate emblem off the flag is not about changing history. >> it's not about letting go of your southern hi

dr. hunsaker extracts and examines the major internal organs, including the heart, lungs and liver. standard procedure. >> the liver weighs one gram. no stonesed, period. >> it's all part of the extensive documentation process required by the chief medical examiner, dr. corey. they assume nothing, because they know they won't get a second chance to examine the body. >> and i have only one opportunity to document the findings as i see them that day. >> they have to be prepared for anything that could happen with the case in the future. for example, if it does go to trial. what if a defense attorney suggests that natural disease contributed to roy's death? dr. corey's office looks for evidence of natural disease. answering that question, even if it never comes up. >> no obvious natural disease processes noted, period. >> the more thoroughly we can document our case, the better off we are, because we don't know where the case will be, or what questions will be asked next week, next month, next year. >> this position of evidence, we'll call it the handbag, labeled right and left, comma. >> as the autopsy continues, the observers in the room are

stone unturned. >> the orange county medical examiner, be dr. jan garavaglia testified she did not open the child's skull during her autopsy, because she could already see inside of it. >> the police had early indications that this may be a drowning case and did nothing with it. and you have to open the skull to see evidence of drowning. >> dr. spitz was able to saw open her skull and, wow, it was unbelievable. >> at trial, the defense said dr. spitz's discovery proved that caylee's body had been moved after casey anthony was arrested and that the orange county medical examiner was wrong in saying that caylee anthony was murdered. the defense said, sediment found inside the child's skull showed the body had been moved long after the child's death, meaning someone other than casey had access to caylee's remains. >> dr. spitz found what is exculpatory evidence, that is the distribution of the sediment inside the skull showed that the body had been moved. it was important because our client was in jail. our client would not be able to move that bod

dr. king spoke out of the mountain of despair -- >> a stone of hope. >> reporter: stone mountain remainsl for both, depending who you talk to. the freedom bell proposal needs one more vote by the state authority board, which should happen by the end of the year. georgia's governor has already approved the idea. meanwhile, gayle, a confederate flag group of supporters plans to rally here again next month. >> it's a very interesting controversy. thank you, mark strassmann. >> one that everybody should read about and follow. it helps to relearn history. >> and i can see both points of view there. thank you, mark. >>> they're taking delivery of your packages. how thieves are profiting from the convenience of online shopping, coming up next. the videos that reveal the growing crime wave that's very close to home. >>> we invite you to set your dvr so you can watch "cbs this morning" whe whatever you're doing, plan well and enjoy life... ♪ or, as we say at unitedhealthcare insurance company, go long. how you plan is up to you. take healthcare. make sure you're covered for more than what just me

dr. richard besser is here with important information and the signs you do not want to overlook. she has stone out about dealing with post partum before and hayden panettiere is seeking professional treatment to try and battle it. the star of nashville is seeking help at a treatment center. she gave birth to a daughter in december and last month she spoke on live with kelly and michael about how she can relate to her on screen character who's also battling post partum depression. >> when they tell you about post partum depression you think about okay, i feel negative feelings towards my child. i want to injure my child. i want to hurt my child. i've never ever had those feelings, and some women do, but you didn't -- you don't realize what broad of a spectrum you can really experience that on. >> talk more about this joining us now is dr. richard besser. dr. besser, you know, it seems like there's so many misconceptions surrounding this issue. what do we need to know about it? >> the first is when you're talking about post partum depression, it's not the baby blues. baby blues are very common.

dr. ben carson will be my guest tomorrow right here on msnbc. >>> breaking news from california. concerning spencer stone, one of the three americans credited with stopping that terror attack on a train in france in august for which he was given honor from the french president. the air force is confirming spencer stone was stabbed at about midnight last night local time in sacramento, california, his hometown. the 25-year-old is listed in stable condition. a sacramento police department spokeswoman tells nbc news they do not believe stone was specifically targeted. rather, he got involved in some sort of verbal argument, it escalated into a physical confrontation. police add on twitter alcohol is believed to be a factor. >>> and some good news from oregon today. chris mintz is out of the hospital. he has been hailed as a hero for trying to save other students during the shooting rampage at umpqua community college one week ago today. he was shot several times. he tried to protect people. the gunman killed nine people before killing himself. that shooting in oregon has spawned more debate across the count

spencer stone was knifed three times in the torso last week during a fight near a bar in southern california. >>> welcome back to "hannity" from washington, d.c. donald trump and dr. benjamin carson are neck and neck in a fox news national poll. here's what trump had to say about dr. carson last night. take a look. >> it's been very nice to me, very respectful and nice. i've also been very nice to him. we have so far gotten along very well. every once in a while i want him to say something bad so i can go after him but he's been so nice, i can't do that. >> here with reaction, author of "a more perfect union, what we, the people can do to reclaim our constitutional liberties," 2016 republican presidential candidate, dr. benjamin carson. i don't know if that's an invitation to attack donald trump or maybe donald trump is hoping you attack him. how do you take that? >> i take it as quite humorous. you know, he's going to be waiting a long time if he's waiting for me to attack him because we have such huge problems in this country right now and i'm really going to be focusing my attention on that. that was the reason that i wasn't all that animated in the last cnn d

dr. garerenstone told us he was on his way to work when he heard someone honking behind him. stone says because there's a lot of construction along webster avenue, he couldn't move over. he told us the driver honked again, yelled at him to get off the road and seconds later, he was hit. >> the last thing i remember was realizing that i could only go so close to the parked cars before i ran out of space. since i knew i was going to be getting hit. >> reporter: take a look. that crash shattered his wrist. you can see it right there. he now has pins in placed in his wrist. the doctor tells us, he's not sure exactly why the drivers went to such extremes. police are calling this a road rage incident. this happened on september 29th. the driver, though, still has not been found. we've posted that surveillance video on our website. myfoxboston.com. if you want to take a close look at it once again. and coming up in 30 minutes. the action one witness took to try to track that driver down. in cambridge, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> this is breaking this morning. a plane carryin

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