so we got governor conley onto a gurney, mrs. connally followed, threw the jump seats forward, and then we had the problem of getting the president out. well, mrs. kennedy didn't want to let go of the body. and i recognized that she was probably trying to shield him from the people seeing what his appearance was which was pretty gross so i took my jacket off and threw it over his head and the top of his torso. when i did that, she released him and we picked him up, put him on a gurney and raced into the hospital. the agents followed. >> how old were you on that day? >> 31. >> how old was she? >> 34. >> you were about to say something earlier. >> the zapruder film, when the zapruder film was run at normal speed, another theme that palamara throws out is that bill greer stopped the car, when it's run at its normal speed, you will notice the car absolutely does not stop at all. this happened in less than six seconds after the president was hit in the throat and moving along. then all of a sudden, everybody broke down the zapruder fi

there were no gurneys that there. -- there were no gurneys there. we have the problem of moving governor calling out of the -- governor connally out of the car first. he was sitting in the jump seat in front of the president. we moved the jump seats forward. we had a problem getting the president out. mrs. kennedy was probably leak not one can touch one to let go of the body. -- mrs. kennedy was not on wanting to let go of the body. >> how old were you on that day? with 31. >> how old was she? >> 34. >> you were about to say something earlier. >> these upper film cost -- zappruder film, when the car was stopped, you will notice that the car actually does not stop at all -- absolutely does not stop at all. this happens six seconds after the president is it in the throat. then, everyone breaks these approver film -- is the -- the zappruder film. you will notice that when mrs. kennedy, after the first shot, she is directly in front of the president's face and people have accused bill greer of pulling a gun out and shooting the president. he would have

and you may have seen the young man waving as being wheeled off on the gurney. live in the shadow of mount diablo, abc 7 news. >> there is a new trend, more retailers shopping for great deals, early morning door busters had customers lining up in the wee hours this morning. and there is one store open for thanksgiving. >> and this craft store opened doors just minutes ago and will stay open until 9:00 tonight. getting shoppers to give up thanksgiving isn't easy. this is a stampede shoppers would like to see. they unlocked doors at 7:00 in the morning. this is the first time they opened on thanksgiving, using big discounts. >> let me be the first one to get the 42 inch tv. >> other retailers will wait until black friday. for the fifth year, there is a sent to camp overnight. he's number two in line. >> this is while i'm trying to get the compact lap top here, and then, this this for $359. it's pretty wheep. >> not everyone welcomes how it's encroached on thanksgiving. outside of walmart shoppers picked up last minute yimts for the meal. >> everyone is open nouchl

meant workers had to pull gurneys 75 yards to reach the young man. one board member believes a number of mistakes were made. >> one, the principal should have made a difference decision. two, that the emergency responders should have certainly overridden it. and third, what kind of environment have we created such that the principal does or doesn't feel comfortable overriding a rule. >> the district superintendent apologized and notified all principals to give emergency vehicles whatever access they need to get on to any school property. and. >> there is a an earl warren building. the sale was part of the budget deal two. businessmen claim it's unconstitutional, and illegal. and there is details on who is trying to buy properties when you join us tonight at 6:00. >> coming up here there is an electrical alternative to the gas guzzler. >> and a one stop shop for bargain hunter autos bay area going from cooler today to cold, wet by the end of the week. i'm sandhya patel. i'll have details coming up. >> and beatles and apple coming together. a decade af

emergency vehicles had to transport the gurney 75 yards down field. this morning he talked about had his injury. >> my neck and my head -- i have sharp pain all across my neck and i just have a headache that's been going on for three weeks. >> a school board spokesperson says he's appalled at the principal's decision, saying the ban was never to apply to emergency vehicles. the student amar'e wants the -- mother wants the school to apologize and reprimand the principal. >>> regents are meeting today to discuss tuition hikes. mark yudof has proposened an 8 -- proposed an 8% increase next fall. nasa on top of the 32% increase that took place earlier this year. his proposal also includes raising the retirement age from 6 to to 65 for future employees -- 6 to to 65 for future employ ayes -- employees. s. >>> any student regardless of their immigration status who attends a california hool for at least three years can qualify for in-state tuition rates. in-state tuition saves students about $23,000 a year. instate csu students save about $11,000 a year. >>>

after 9-1-1 was called, he had to lay and wait for emergency workers to haul a gurney 75 yards down-field. the principal said she was following orders ban being the vehicles on the recently remodelled field. >> i think it's intense across the board. >> campbell union high school district board member matthew dean feels the blame falls threes ways. one, the principal should have made a different decision, two, emergency responders could have overridden her, and, third, he's looking at the district. >> such that the principal does or doesn't feel comfortable overriding a rule. >> a district spokesperson blamed the new principal saying she misunderstood because the district never meant block emergency vehicles. but there was one dissenting parent whose son plays football and walls at the game that night. >> i think they don't let any ambulance go at any field at any high school games or any game period. i don't think she's done anything wrong. i don't think -- i worked in an emergency room. i don't think it delayed his care at all. >> while it's not clear whether this delay had any impact on

after 9-1-1 was called, he had to lay and wait for emgency workers to haul a gurney 75 yards down-field. the princip said she was following orders ban being the vehicles on the recently remodeed field. >> i think it' intense acros the board. >> campbell union high school district board member matthew dean feels the blame falls threes ways. one, the principal should have made a different decision, two, emergency reonders could have overridden her, and, thir he's looking at the district. >> such that the principal does or doesn't feel comfortabl overriding a rule. >> a district spokesperson blamed the new principal saying she because the district never meant block emergency vehicles. but there was one dissenting parent whose son plays football and walls at the game that night. >> i think they don't let any ambulance go at any field at any high school games oany game period. i don't think she's done anything wrong. i don't think -- i worked in an emergency room. i don't think it delayed his care at all. >> while it's not clear whether this delay had any impact on the studens health, medica

blocked the ambulance saying no heavy equipment was allowed on the new field, paramedics had to push a gurney 75 yards on the field to get him and take him to the ambulance. >> children take precedence. it's common sense. >> reporter: the trustee says he was furious when he heard about the incident and places the blame in several areas. >> the principal should have made a different decision. two, the emergency responders should have overridden what was obviously to them a probably to them a bad decision because they are in many emergency situations and they not right protocol. and three, what kind of environment have we set up such that we have a principal not making a commonsense decision the best interests of the child? >> reporter: del mar parent lauren thistle say she hopes this never happens again. >> it did seem kind of shocking the attitude about not letting the ambulance on the field. >> reporter: now, we did receive a written statement from the campbell unified school district just moments ago. i'll read it. it says that the district does have a policy of not allowing unauthorized ve

paramedics had to push a gurney 75 yards onto that field. >> the emergency responders should have overridden what was obviously to them probably a bad decision because they are in many of these merge situations and they know what the right protocol is. >> the boy suffers from headaches and neck pain still and is being watched for potential brain damage. she says she is still waiting for a formal apology from the school. >>> well, for many people that love fashions, forget about the diamonds. high heels are a girls' best friend. a new way to get a shot of comfort. >> reporter: from the leopard print to the sparkly shoes at sachs fifth avenue in san francisco, the 4, 5, 6-inch heels are fabulous. with shoes like these, who doesn't feel sexy, pretty, confident? but as we get a little older all that extra heel turns into a whole lot of ouch. part of the problem. women make less estrogen and the ball on our feet things out. >> you sometimes experience numbness or burning pain after 40 minutes of wearing high heeled shoes. >> reporter: for those that have lost the fat in their feet or certain medi

blocked it saying no heavy equipment was allowed on the grass much the paramedics will to push a gurney 75 yards onto the field. >> the emergency responders should have overridden what was obviously to them what was probably a bad decision because they are in many of these emergency situations and know what the right protocol is. >> the injured student is no longer hospitalized but is being watched for potential brain damage. >>> forget about diamonds. high heels are a girl's best friend but heels can hurt. dr. kim mulvihill reports on the new way to get a shot at comfort. >> reporter: under the floating glass bubbles from the leopard batons to the sparkling shoes at sachs fifth avenue in san francisco the four, five, six- inch heels are absolutely fabulous. with shoes like these, who doesn't feel sexy, pretty, confident? but as we get a little older all that extra can make us hurt. our feet thin out. >> you experience numbness and burning pain after maybe 30 minutes of wearing high heel shoes. >> reporter: for those that have lost the fat in their feet due to age or certain medical con

paramedics had to push a gurney 75 yards on the new field to get gallardo and take him to the ambulance. >> children take precedence. it's same am commonsense decision. >> reporter: the campbell union high school trustee matthew dean was furious when he heard about the inches didn't and places the blame in several areas. >> the principal should have made a difference decision. two the emergency responders should have overridden what was obviously to them was probably a bad decision because there are many of these emergency situations and no what the right protocol is. >> and three what kind of environment have we set up such that we have a principal not making a commonsense decision in the best interests of the child? >> reporter: another parent says she hopes it never happens again. >> it seemed kind of shocking the attitude about not letting the ambulance on the field. >> reporter: i'm mark sayre, cbs 5. >>> investigators now know what caused a fire at a bay area warehouse that was storing the memorabilia of rocker neil young. they say that the fire started in a vintage car the singer

instead, paramedics had to bring a gurney 75 yards on to the field to reach keanu and then bring him 75 yards back to the ambulance. he is fine now. del mar and its principal declined to comment. >> it's sad. i didn't even think that the fire department or the police needs any permission to go into an emergency. i would think that there was just go right in. so i'm kind of surprised, actually. >> that could be paid by all of us, taxpayers, right. i think. i mean it's not by the principal. so i guess it's paid by us. >> reporter: the campbell union high school district also declined our request for an interview. but they did release a statement today saying that the did what it was expected to do and stopped at the place where the vehicles typically stopped and did not tell administrators that they needed to proceed any further. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> scott, before you go, is this a policy, and will this policy change? and are the parents being listened to in this case? >> reporter: you know, it seems like they very well may be listened to. i also talked a little more to

after 9-1-1 was called he had to lay and wait for emergency workers who haul a gurney 75 yards down-fieldodelled field. a spokesperson later blamed the new principal saying she misunderstood because the district never meant block emergency vehicles. parents including the injured football player's mother say firefighters and paramedics were clearly agitated about the delay. the teen is recuperating but has suffered headaches as well as neck pain and is being watched for potential brain damage. the incident that infuriated many wondered about the safety of their kids playing at del mar. the mother has e-mailed her concerns to the district and board. she wants the principal reprimanded. the district superintendent has responded saying all staff will be reminded to allow access to emergency vehicles. while it's not clear whether it had any medical impact on the child, experts say certainly every second counts when there's a player with a head injury. live in san jose, theresa garcia abc 7 news. >> theresa thank you very much. a suspect accused of at least eight robberies is under arrest after

but after 9-1-1 was called, he had to lay and wait for emergency workers to haul a gurney 75 yards down-fieldthe san jose mercury news says del mar's principal says she was following district orders banning motorized vehicles on the recently remodelled sunken field. she misunderstood because the district never meant to block emergency vehicles. the parents including the mother says firefighters and paramedics were clearly agitated about the delay. her son is recuperating but has suffered neck pain and is watched for potential brain damage. this has infewer rated many now wondering about the safety aoff their kids playing school. the mother wants the principal reprimanded. the district superintendent has responded saying all staff will be reminded to allow access to emergency vehicles. even so many people question how could someone feel it's so important to follow the rules rather than allow access to get medical help to a child there on the field. while at this point it's not clear whether the delay had any impact on the student's health, medical experts say every second does count getting he

the decision meant emergency workers had to pull their gurney 75 yards. >> what kind of environment havewe created such that the principal doesn't feel comfortable overriding a rule? >> they don't let ambulance go on any field at any game. period. i don't think she did anything wrong. i don't think, i worked in an emergency room. >> the district superintendent apologized and has clarified the poll stoi allow emergency vehicles on the field. >> some headlines now a big sell off today on wall street. the dow traded below 11,000 ending with a 178-point loss. nasdaq fell also because of an interest rate increase in china. and a new financial crisis in europe. fewer people shopping at walmart. those who are do are spending less. the u.s. revenues have fallen for six quarters now but profits up because of robust sales overseas. carnival cruise lines says the ship that got stranded last week will be out of service for repairs until january so passengers holding tickets will get full refunds plus 25% off a few tour cruise. and chevy volt named car of the year today. it's gm's first electric vehi

paramedics were forced to carry the injured player, 75 yards on a gurney. the boy's mother wants the principal disciplined and to take steps so this never happens again to another student. now, we have a photographer outside her home right now, waiting to get comments about this incident. she said she's -- her son is suffering headaches and they are watching for brain damage. so she says did the time it took the paramedics to get to him, did it affect or could it affect his health? back to you. >> thank you, pam. >>> authoritiesauthorities in san mateo county have arrested two teenagers on suspicion of shooting at two motorcyclists with a pellet gun. the two teens hit them on wood side on saturday. a woman was shot in the hand. another motorcyclist was found in the knee. dupes found the teens not far from -- deputies found the teens not far from the crime and admitted they did it. >>> johannes mehserle will return to a los angeles courtroom december 3rd. that's when his lawyers will seek his release on bail pending an appeal of his involuntary manslaughter

instead they were forced to carry that injured player 75 yards on a gurney to a waited ambulance. >>>cable car operator that was stabbed on the job is expected to survive. the 55-year-old cable operator was attacked late sunday afternoon while on board an out of service cable car. several people witnessed the stabbing. they lead police to a nearby home. that's where police arrested 32- year-old george luhou. a motive is still not clear. >>> more emotional testimony is expected today during day two of the preliminary hearing in the richmond gang rape case. there was extraordinary security when they escorted them into the courtroom. they are accused of gang raping a 16-year-old girl outside a home coming dance last year. the preliminary hearing will determine if there is enough evidence to put them on trial. >> we want to seek justice. we want to make sureth culprits are punished. we want to make sure everybody is clear about the next step. we are hopeful that they will move forward with the trial. >> yesterday the court heard from the first officer on the scene. ficer todd kizer broke

instead, paramedics were forced to carry the injured player 75 yards on a gurney to the waiting ambulance. >>> san francisco police say a cable car operator that was stabbed on the job is expected to survive. the 55-year-old cable operator -- cable car operator was attacked late sunday afternoon while on board an out of service cable car. several people witnessed the stabbing and lead officers to a nearby home where police arrested 32-year-old george wong. >>> 6:35 more emotional testimony is expected today during day two of the preliminary hearing in the richmond gang rape case. there was extraordinary security in martinez when deputies escorted the seven defendants into that courtroom. they are accused of gang raping the girl last year. the preliminary hearing will determine if there is enough evidence to put them on trial. >> we want to see justice here. we want to make sure they are punished. we want to make sure that everybody is clear about the next step. we are hopeful at least we know they will move forward with the trial and not dismiss these charges. >> yesterday the court heard

october 29th but after 9-1-1 was called, he had to lay and wait for emergency workers who haul a gurney 75 yards down-field. the news reports that del mar's principal liz seebury says she was following district orders banning motorized vehicles on the recently remodelled sunken field. they blamed the new principal saying she misunderstood because the district never meant block emergency vehicles. parents including the injured player's mother say they were clearly agitated. her son is recuperating but has suffered headaches and neck pain and is being watched for potential brain damage. the incident infuriated many who wonder about the safety of their kids playing at the school. the injured player's mother e-mailed her concerns to the district and board, wants the principal remanded, a formal apology and the district principal says all staff will be reminded to allow access to those emergency vehicles. while it's not clear whether it had impact on his health, medical experts say every second counts when you've got a player with a head injury. theresa garcia, abc 7 news. >> theresa, thanks

paramedics had to push a gurney 75 yards on the field to get gallardo and take him to the ambulance.children take precedence. it's simple common is sense division. >> reporter: the campbell union high school trustee matthew dean was furious when he heard about the inches didn't and places the blame in several areas. >> the principal should have made a difference decision. two the emergency responders should have overridden what was obviously to them was probably a bad decision because there are many of these emergency situations and no what the right protocol is. >> and three what kind of environment have we set up such that we have a principal not making a commonsense decision in the best interests of the child? >> reporter: another parent says she hopes it never happens again. >> it seemed kind of shocking the attitude about not letting the ambulance on the field. >> reporter: i'm mark sayre, cbs 5. >>> a bay area city trying to blow away leaf-blowers, and the restaurant serving a mushroom worth its weight in platinum. and then some. we'll have that in two minutes. ,, we gave it a

so we picked him up, put him on a gurney, took him into the emergency room and she followed. >> president kennedy died at approximately 1:00 central standard time. >> reporter: hill says at the hospital he took a phone call from bobby kennedy who was in washington. >> so i said yes, sir, mr. attorney general and he said clint, what's happened? so i explained what had happened and he said well, how bad is it? well, i didn't want to tell him that his brother was dead. so i just said it's as bad as it can get and with that he just hung up. so i guess that's how he found out that his brother had been killed. >> reporter: hill says he stayed by jackie kennedy's side in the haunting hours that followed. two days later at the white house hill says mrs. kennedy asked that he open the president's casket so that she and bobby could take one last look. >> about that time she turned to me and said mr. hill, will you get me a pair of scissors? and so i turned and walked down to the usher's office and got her a pair of scissors and brought them back. i could hear the snip, snip. i knew what she was doi

this decision meant emergency workers pulled the gurney 75 yard to reach the boy. one district board members believe a number of mistakes were made. >> about the principal should have made a different decision. 2 that the emergency responders should have certainly over ridden her. and third, what kind of environment have we created such that the principal does or doesn't feel comfortable overriding a rule. >>reporter: the district superintendent has apoll jaysed to the family and notified all principals that they should give emergency vehicles whatever access they need to any school property. the boy's mother says she is still looking for an apology from the principal. >>> okay. let go talk to spencer about the weather. another gorgeous day. we have another couple to go. we do indeed. everything will turn more winter like direction at the end of the week but 2 more very pleasant days of dry weather coming our way. live view from the high definition camera on top mount tam looking down across the bay and downtown san francisco. sky lean area of san francisco and age

emergency workers needed to haul a gurney 75 yards down field instead.ologies. steve? >> thanks, gretch. cracking into a 401k can be tempting especially when your debt keeps piling up higher and higher. is the tax penalty, there's a big one, is it worth it? does it always make sense to pay off a mortgage regardless of the rate? if you're wondering the answer to those questions and more, you're in luck. that guy right there, personal finance expert dave ramsey joins us to answer viewer mail on all things financial. good morning to you, mr. ramsey. >> good morning to you, mr. doocy. >> all right. dolly parton coming up in a moment. dave was singing along to some of the hits we were listening to in the break. lynn from georgia writes this, my husband and have i have approximately $40,000 in credit card debt that we are trying to pay off. i have a 401 k from about 10 yaerz ago, it has a balance of $5,000. should i take the cash out and pay off some of the debt or leave it alone and roll it over into a new i.r.a.? >> what's the answer? >> you know, with the s

but after 911 was called, he had to lay and wait for emergency workers to haul a gurney 75 yards downfieldy says she was following district orders, banning motorized vehicles on the school's recently remodeled field. a campbell union high school district spokesperson later blamed the new principal, saying she misunderstood, because the district never meant block "emergency" vehicles. the teen is recuperating but has suffered headaches. the injured player's mother wants the principal reprimanded. >> adjutancy here the dow is still down similar story for the s&p it is down 19 and half, all lot of the worry of overseas of the have trouble in the ages of trouble in european union that is weighing on investors' minds a quick look at stocks the same trends intel google, yahoo, at age fee every negative at this hour. it is across all sectors. everybody's covering just a bit this morning we will keep an eye on it. >> we will be right back alive look at walnut creek traffic is clearing out. this is of people flying. they are facing tougher security 8 knows full body scanners are never a airport. so