john eckstrom: she was in bed , and she was scared to death. got a car that flies 30 feet in the air and into your house i , imagine it makes quite a noise. kelley: the fire department used these airbags to lift the suv off the driver. still, it took more than 20 minutes to free the driver and get him to a medical transport helicopter. he may face charges. lt. victor flaherty: everybody is in a hurry to go nowhere. two days. people are not paying attention to doing one thing at a time. kelley: as you look live at the repairs underway to the home, the man was taken to the brigham hospital. police believe the driver may have been stocking on his -- may have been talking on his phone. emily: thank you. cindy: just like we have seen time after time this winter. spring again. this guy is, but temperatures have been the story is the wind. it is sustained north-northwest. it is gusting over 30 miles per hour. an active wind making it feel colder. 28 is the windchill in boston. it feels like the teens through worcester county. cold air has been coming

jorge: john eckstrom' s mother meredith, 73 years old, was still asleep in the rear he works for the town and heard the call on the police scanners. >> she called me and i was already halfway here. jorge: police say the 25-year-old west bridgewater man was driving way too fast when it veered across the road. the suv apparently going so fast, tire tracks showing where it stopped swerving then going airborne into the house. >> there is a bus stop right here at the end of the street. i' m just grateful he didn' t hit someone else or head on coming on their way to work. jorge: the driver, whose name has not been released, has a lenghty record six pages long. >> he was ejected through the driver' s side window. it appears vehicle came down on top of him. jorge: the man' s arm ended up pinned under one of the wheels. firefighters had to use airbacks to set him free. the driver flown to a boston hospital. this is the second house hit by a car in town in two days. >> people are not paying attention to doing one thing at a time. >> she is doing fine, she is doing fine. she' s great. it' s jus

as for meredith eckstrom will likely be saying with her son tonight. reporting live from west bridgewater, bill shields wbz news. >>> tonight an i-team investigation into wrong way crashs. critics say massachusetts is not doing enough to prevent them and lauren leamanczyk is here with a closer look. >> reporter: because of the speeds involved wrong way crashes are often deadly. and that's why state of rhode island is now using a high tech wrong way drivers. they say they have prevented dozens of potentially deadly crashes. massachusetts on the other hand has no plans to use the systems and many survivors of wrong way crashes say that's wrong. >> i almost lost my life and don't want anyone to lose their they need to do what they need to do to save people because innocent people are getting hurt or killed. >> reporter: so what's keeping massachusetts from using the system that rhode island lives? we will have that for you tonight on wbz news at 11. >> i think most people don't know in this state know it exist and this is enlightening. >> reporter: rhode

introduce our current-- and, i believe, future-- republican comptroller of south carolina, richard eckstromank you, thank you. please, take your seats, take your seats. wow. i have never seen this auditorium so full. there are so many people that i need to thank tonight. first off, your incredible mayor sheila bradshaw. thank you for your hospitality, mrs. mayor. i also want to thank the head of your local rotary club, ed herbert. don't know what i'd do without you, ed. i would be remiss not to thank mary danson and ted redfield who hosted an incredible cocktail party last night that helped me meet some of the fine people of this town. thank you. thank you. principal catherine curtis... you have made your school as warm and inviting as i could have possibly hoped for. many thanks. president george w. bush made it down from d.c. to help the campaign. that was awful nice. ( scattered tepid applause ) and last but not least, danny pendleton from this very school's republican club who organized the top-notch car wash operation that raised $500 for the campaign. thank you very much! ( cheers, ap

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