>> holmes: nailed it. to go and pull that off after so much time. and, you know, it's kind of a twisted style of having fun, but it was really fun. if you're too fast, it's a little just kind of scary. >> cooper: we assumed j.t. would call it a day after making it down the eiger in one piece. but after catching his breath and repacking his equipment, he decides to head back to the summit and do the whole run down the mountain once again. >> holmes: three, two, one, go! >> cooper: his speed ride off the summit goes perfectly. he flies over trouble spots, and builds up speed as he approaches the cliff edge. but when he tries to release his skis, one of them won't come off. this is what killed his best friend, shane mcconkey. j.t. struggles for several agonizing seconds, then finally manages to drop the ski. it's a close call, but it doesn't seem to stop him from enjoying the rest of the ride. could you give it up? >> holmes: i believe that i could. because i don't feel that i'm-- you know, addicted to this s

roosevelt to come and see holmes, roosevelt is said to have said to holmes, what advice can you give what the soldier does, form your battalions and fight. >> so here we have the justice who was assigned to write the opinion in this case as a civil war twice-wounded veteran who believes man's destiny is to fight. he brings that to a case that is about draft evasion. can you talk about the dynamics there? >> well, you can imagine. this is a man who has really seen the need to raise and mobilize an army and what it has meant to liberty. and he has seen the turmoil that can arise in american society twice over now. and it is extraordinary to think of someone who'd been through something like the civil war in the shaping of the united states as a country. and then is really an elder statesman as was said. getting closer to the end of his career, he's around 70 right now. he is a revered figure in the law. and one of the great contributions he makes is kind of stepping away from legal formalism to legal realism which is to say, let be practical about this. holmes says the life of the law

they said, captain holmes wounded, not mortal.had a severe case of what i believe to be survivors guilt. that is, the conflict in the mind when one says, i'm glad i survived, but i don't deserve to have survived with so many people who have died. the ending of his life, when the inaugurated president roosevelt came to see holmes, he is known to say, what advice can you give me? holmes said, follow what the soldier does from your battalions and fight. -- form your battalions and fight. susan: here we have the justice in this case as a civil war twice wounded veteran, who believes man's destiny is to fight. he brings that to a case that is about draft evasion. can you talked about the dynamics? there? thomas: you can imagine, this is a man who has seen the need to raise and mobilize an army and what it has meant to liberty. he has seen the turmoil that can arise in american society twice over now. it is extraordinary to think of someone who has been through something like the civil war, and the shaping of the united states as a coun

"mycroft holmes" is the title of the latest addition to the newshour bookshelf.ormer basketball great kareem abdul- jabbar, an arthur conan doyle devotee who says he applied holmesian deduction and reasoning when playing pro ball. he recently talked with jeffrey brown here in washington. kareem abdul-jabbar, welcome to you. >> thank you so much. it's interesting, reading this book, you're taking one fiction, the sherlock holmes books, and creating a new one. >> yes. tell me how you thought about it. what you were doing. >> mycroft has never been really explode as a subject. in all the stories that are the closest. so i was curious about him. >> he's the older and etch the smarter by sherlock's terms. >> yes. but don't know that much about him. >> he got to be who he was because by the time he's in the sherlock holmes' stories, he's middle-aged, overweight and just really has withdrawn from the world. he only goes to his offices, his club and his apartment. he doesn't go any other place. we wanted to explain how he got to be like that because, probably, as a young

ufc champion holly holm. a performance from broadway's "spring awakening."eaturing the 8g band with brian chase. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] brand-new opening title graphics. did you guys like them? [ cheers and applause ] i'm glad. went out just this weekend in my hot air balloon to film them. [ laughter ] harrowing. when you're up in a hot air balloon like that filming it is harrowing. but that's -- didn't get the permits i needed to be up there. so nobody knows you're up there. but that's the kind of stuff i do for this show. [ laughter ] anyway, let's get to the news. a new poll found that 54% of americans say it's too early to be playing christmas music. i couldn't agree more. now let's talk about the 2016 presidential race! [ laughter ] move over, christmas. there's other stuff that's farther away. donald trump said in an interview today that he is highly unlikely -- it is highly unlikely that

while police can't believe holmes survived, holmes says he can't believe a bus is the thing that landed him in the hospital. >> i never heard of it in my life. i got hit by a bus. >> holmes has a broken leg, in rehab and determined to get back on his feet soon. >>> next at 11:00, two scams in one. >> we're going to sit back and laugh at this. i'm not laughing. >> how a con-artist used a da dating site and spent months gaining one woman's trust to commit fraud and identity theft. >> a metro bus and exclusive video from inside the bus. >>> 10,0$10,000 and even 15,00 d wedding gowns going for pennies on the dollar. one woman's crime could get hundreds of brides their perfect dress at a huge discount. >>> new at 11:00, metro is credits news4 for the arrest of a man who admitted to attacking and punching a bus driver. only news4 had this video earlier this month. today, darren west junior surrend surrendered. you can see him repeatedly punch the driver after he asked him to pay his fare. that attack broke the driver's glasses and left him with a black eye. another passenger pushed the attack

holmes was knocked out. his left leg broken. he spent about two weeks in the hospital and now he's in rehab, but james holmes, he's a determined man. >> police say it was a miracle that you survived. >> oh, yeah? >> what do you think? >> it was a miracle. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: you're going to get better. you'll walk again, won't you? >> oh, yeah. i will. >> reporter: i told mr. holmes that we'd be back to take a picture of him when he walks out of that rehab center. jim, back to you. >> thanks, pat. >>> the trial for the man accused in the disappearance of the lyon sisters has been delayed. his name is lloyd welch, jr., and his trial was supposed to begin next tuesday, but a judge in bedford county, virginia, rescheduled the trial until march. welsh is facing first-degree murder charges in connection with the disappearance of 12-year-old sheila lyon and her 12-year-old sister katherine. they were last seen in 1975 walking home from the wheaton plaza mall. >>> there is a renewed urgency to dismantle gangs in montgomery c

[ cheers and applause ] >> seth: please welcome to the show, holly holm! [ cheers and applause ] the belt, there it is! >> they sent me out with it.t. >> seth: they sent you o o with it. it's pretty fantastic. now, you i've heard you've had some trouble flying with the belt. security. >> yeah, i go through, and then they tell me i have to check my bag because it's pure metal and they c c't see through it. and you can literally see it say "ufc" on there. one time -- >> seth: through the x-ray, you can see ufc? >> yeah. one time was legit, and i think the second time was, like, "i want to look at it." >> seth: oh, gotcha. [ laughter ] >> which is cool, you know? >> seth: yeah, that's fine. when you're working in the tsa and the ufc belt comes through, you want to take a look. >> let's spice up the job for the day. >> seth: so i owe you an apology for this reason. you'rererom albuquerque, my y wife's family is from the area, and my father-in-law has met you a couple times. >> yes. >> seth: and he told me, he's like, "you've got to have holly holm on your show

holmes. >> reporter: look and listen closely. >> oh!fessional skier ian macintosh plummeting 1,600 feet down a massive mountain. cameras and microphones catch every painful bump and grunt -- >> oh! >> reporter: -- on his way down. >> it felt like an eternity, man. it really did. i thought this is never going to stop. >> reporter: the 34-year-old was on alaska's niacola mountain range earlier this year filming the new ski movie "paradise waits" when he mistakenly skis into a five-foot trench and wipes out. >> it surprised the heck out of me. i had no idea that was coming. i knew at that point it was game over and i was going for the ride of my life. >> reporter: that's the very moment you hear him clearly cry out. >> oh, no! >> it felt like i was getting hit by linebackers. you know, the whole way down the mountain. over and over and over again. like full sprinting linebackers. >> reporter: to soften those blows and possibly prevent major trauma, mcintosh had the presence of mind to deploy the air-bag built into his backpack. he brought

horace: horace holmes, abc 7 news.e with a consumer alert -- vw's effort to please unhappy call her owners is not going as well as the company had hoped, so vw is offering a thousand dollars in gift cards and bouncers to owners of diesel powered cars involved in the omission scandal. some vehicle owners say that is not enough and they want vw to buy the cars back. they are concerned they will not be up to resell the cars because of the scandal. leon: 7 on your side is here to help. alison: if you need help from the 7 on your side reach out any time. the e-mail address, tips@wjla.com. leon: thank you for joining us this evening, and remember 7 is discover the world animals, seen those before but sometimes they do it on their own mmm foot wow food for giants oooo no wonder no one has eaten this sandwich kids discover the world with their mouths detergent is harmful if swallowed, so keep laundry pacs up and away from children brought to you by tide with cleto and the cletones. >> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kim

holmes in new york. >> our thanks to t.j. holms and our thanks to you. tune into gma first thing in the morning and don't miss diane sawyer' interview with the star of "the hunger games" jennifer lawrence tomorrow. we're always online at abcnews.com and on our good night. >>> the "insider" f ylyxjbrt h hollywood, your 24/7 celebrity gry conversation.^w >> i'm away part of the time andsx5 away from my family, away from \o gwen.2q;de and you could get a bit lonely. >> all eyes on gavin overb?xj7"p1=x rumors he cheated on gwen with the nanny. >> why is her new man blake not getting any a*w8: >> considering my circumstances this year, i'm really not getting laid. `m >> then ins7thrpr*h'ew stunt.qs< i this viral live screen and why he's inviting the public to get

holmes in new york. >> our thanks to t.j. holms and our thanks to you. tune into gma first thing in the morning and don't miss diane sawyer' interview with the star of "the hunger games" jennifer lawrence tomorrow. we're always online at abcnews.com and on our "nightline" facebook page. good night. heather: a dog saved from the bottom of a well. john: 25 feet down there.

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years -- hit by a bus. >> holmes has a broken leg. he is currently in rehabilitation and is expected to get back on his feet soon. >>> this morning we're working to see what can be done about a dangerous stretch of road in hyattsville. a pedestrian is in critical condition after being hit on the road. this is the same stretch of road that was the site of a deadly crash involved a church van last week. four people died in that accident. >>> 4:35. police in the district are looking for six suspects a after deadly shooting in the northeast. here's the surveillance video. the shooting happened outside a hotel on tuesday. the suspects and a car were caught on a nearby surveillance camera. 21-year-old kevin walls was killed. >>> police arrested george edward yesterday morning for the murder of reginald perry. he was shot and killed near the shaw and howard metro station. >>> and there's no word from police on a motive in that kay. >>> it is why a lot of you were stuck in traffic last night. protesters shut down a major intersection in d.c.

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holmes took on this run located in the swiss alps and many have died trying to climb it, holmes went down the mountain. anderson cooper shows us the terrifying run on a report last night on "60 minutes." >> you're good? 3-2-1! go! >> reporter: he launches off a summit. champions speed writer quickly follows. videotaping for us with a camera on his helmet. the ride of a lifetime has begun. >> that's when you turn your skis downhill, you know? doing that, that's very committing, because you point your skis down, you're probably not going to stop until the bottom. >> reporter: one way or another? >> one way or another. >> reporter: j.t. usesed speed wing for much of the descent and over the rocks. he reaches an open slope on the iger's western flank and lands. cuts loose his speed wing so it now he relies solely on his skis and skills. >> black diamond skiing. in a place few people ski and what you're trying to do is gather as much speed as possible and propel yourself off the cliff. >> reporter: the cliff he'll ski off is coming up fast. this is the most dangerous part of his descent.

holmes in new york. >> our thanks to t.j. holms and our thanks to you.rst thing in the morning and don't miss diane sawyer' interview with the star of "the hunger games" jennifer lawrence tomorrow. we're always online at abcnews.com and on our "nightline" facebook page. good night. hey, robert, can you move over a little bit, please? no. take the middle. i don't want the middle. gianni, you move over to the middle. i'll go to the end. will you just sit down? all right, you're gonna feel a little man-thigh. how does that grab you? you like that? come on! cool it already. people, shut up, all of y guys. what? what's wrong? nothing. it's... debra's not feelweg well bio...hormonally. oh...got it. the enemy within. so...do me a favor. just don't do---give her a - be cool, be cool. hey, ray. these were on topof. are they dirty,or a? uh, yeah. those are dirty. a mper works, ok?t meenw there's a lid on it,and. now, you take your clothes-, not the clothes you'rew, but your dirty clothes-- anyou shut that lid.ins, yeah. got it. got it. this is very nice, ray. yeah

holmes in new york. >> our thanks to t.j. holms and our thanks to you. tune into gma first thing in the morning and don't miss diane of "the hunger games" jennifer lawrence tomorrow. we're always online at abcnews.com and on our "nightline" facebook page. good night. shelley: now at 11:00, residents gathered to hear details of the plan to renovate the balsams resort. the only negative feedback the group had for developers. mike: clouds and some drizzle

oliver wendell holmes. the great supreme court dissent is from the future generations when the time has come. i show in silence acquiesce they often do arms lead us not into temptation. the right to dissent is a with a man makes life tolerable. >> i had about 300 of these people that disagree with the whole idea of dissent. last year there were separate opinions to out of three with the u.s. supreme court the percentage is likely to be higher with high-profile cases. this is that pattered ever since the early '40's. through the 1940's with 95 percent or better and you can tell who won in the kids always tell what the reason was. he believed it would be better for the court of the coequal branch of government. this is the belief of some juries because it carries more weight. end in an 18th-century with the dread scott decision they did not have the impact until they settled the issue. then they got us to treat corporations. and is considering is to have an impact through this day. moreover even if the justic

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supporters and skeptics say wait and see. >> we wanted to interview elizabeth holmes and the scientists of theranos for our story, but they never got back to us . >> i guess we do have to wait and see. all right alan martin, thank you. >>> who took my skis? and snowboard? i've got to find them because we haven't used them in years. the list started running in memorial today. they got 10" of snow last week and to cover the hillside and that gave them a good base, and along with the man-made stuff it is enough for ski season to begin. >> bring it on! >> here's the good thing, snow level xv -- 5500 feet last weekend. by last weekend, 3500 feet. more coming to the sierra. it works its way back to the bay area. overnight tonight, 30s again. santa rosa, napa, livermore upper 30s 44 and fremont, san francisco 50 degrees. the low pressure in the gulf of alaska has dragged the front into northwestern washington. it will take another 24-36 hours , but by the time you wake up sunday morning it will be raining outside your house. we're doing it again. this is good news. we are turning the tide out

horace holmes we are getting there. 102 place is the address in south bowie. news chopper 7 over the scene. a lot of fire equipment on the scene. the fire started in the garage area of the home. it's pretty much confined to that. no injuries but we understand that the firefighters on the scene that a dog was rescued from the home. the dog is fine. at this point it's knocked down and they have the situation under control. we are making our way there and will be there shortly. we'll have live report. back to you. alison: thank you. we'll check in with you in a few minutes. meanwhile, police say he burst into a house. broke a bottle over a woman's head. threw a 7-month-old down a flight of stairs. in the last few hours investigators caught up with james brown. jeff goldberg is live in woodbridge. what have you learned about this? jeff: james brown was taken into custody in his home in northeast washington. by the fugitive task force. he did not resist arrest. meanwhile, his 7-month-old daughter is recovering from a serious leg injury. police say brown intentional

holly holm over ronda rousey this weekend. knocking out the women's bantamweight -- i knew i would messed that up -- champion. in the second round, a powerful kick to the head, a lot of pictures around social media. the unbeaten through 12 ufc fights -- before meeting holly holm -- a win would have been her seventh title defense. instead, holly holm has the championship belt. you guys were talking about fighting etiquette i guess. >> the punch into the roundhouse. yeah. that had to hurt. yeah. >> i didn't watch it. not my favorite thing to watch. >> i know. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour, something you wouldn't expect to see here in california. the damage left behind by severe weather in stanislaus county and the investigation that will begin later today. [door knocking] [door bell ringing] ♪ come on-a my house, my house, i'm gonna give you candy. ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house, i'm gonna give you... ♪ ♪ apple and plum and apricot-a too, eh! ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house a come on. ♪ ♪ come on-a my house, my house... ♪ ♪

oliver wendell holmes. the next one is from a lawyer who says dissent is like, site falling into three categories, excusable, justifiable and reprehensible. law school dean kathleen sullivan, great supreme court dissents lie like. ammunition for future generations to unearth when the time has come. pierce butler. i show in silence acquiesce the right development or statement of the law. they often do harm. for myself i say lead us not into temptation. and finally william o. douglas. the right to dissent is the only thing that makes life powerful for a judge on an appellate court. so you can see there is quite a range of opinion and by the way i had two or 300 of these quotes that i gathered in the course of writing this book. and even today you find there are many people who disagree with the whole idea of dissenting. last year there were dissent or separate opinions in two out of every three opinions that the u.s. supreme court handed down. this year the percentage is likely to be higher given some really

welcome congresswoman eleanor holmes norton. >> thank you. >> it's a new day in the house.epresentative paul lyons is a speaker. what is your5c impression of hi? >> i worked with him in the past. he was a mentee of jack kemp. people may remember jack kemp. >> sure. >> a football turned hub secretary. was quite conservative. and went to hud, because of his concern for poverty, when jack kemp was one of your mentors that's when i came tov know pa with the speaker of the house, remember, pat, what the house looks like today. the she's very different house, from even the very different houses i have served in. i've been in the minority most of my time in the congress, but i've always been able, i'll say, even this time, to find republicans i can serve with. but we've never had a house which has been divided into five or six factions, would have to beg, somebody, would anybody like to be speaker of the house. and paul seemed to be the one they were begging the most. so that puts us in a better position than we would have been in than some other people. but paul has not been tes

horace: i'm horace holmes in the "7 on your side" help center. today we are talking about the little schemes and the tricks that companies and the contractors and the individuals to depart you from your money. better business bureau and the folks from the u.s. postal inspector office are here to answer your phone calls. 703-236-9220. we'll be right back. alison: don't forget to tune in to "good morning washington" for your chance to win $700. we go on the air at 4:24 tomorrow morning. so tune in to find out when to make that c i am totally blind. and somemes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. jonathan: a "7 on your side" consumer alert. horace holmes live in the newsroom with tonight's phone bank on the better business bureau scam alert. this is a good one. horace: it is if you've been bamboozled. we have folks to help you. we're here with folks from the better business bureau. also the postal inspection service. the telephone to call is

holmes has the story. >> reporter: the 30-year wait is over. the kansas royals clinch their first world series title since 1985. >> that's a shot into the gap in left center! and the royals have blown it open in the 12th. >> reporter: they did it with another dramatic late-inning comeback that left the mets' players stunned. >> inning over. >> reporter: behind a dominant pitching performance by matt harvey, the mets held the lead. going into the 9th. when coaches wanted to take harvey out, you can see him firing back. telling his manager, no way, no way. the crowd screams to keep him in. >> the stadium here. >> reporter: that decision proved costly. >> that's in the air to left. back, over his head. >> reporter: he allowed one run to score. the royals tied it, 2-2, on a gutsy base-running play by eric hosmer, sending the game to extra innings. the comeback kids of kansas city scored a whopping five runs in the 12th, 7-2. securing their second title in team history. the win poignant for royals pitcher edinson volquez, whose father died the day h

there you see the 2006 wedding between tom cruise and katie holmes. that was the event that sparked leah remini's eventual break from the church. a wrenching process. remini coming up. >>> also right now, investigators on the ground if egypt this morning, trying to figure out what caused the passenger jet to fall apart more than 30,000 feet in the air. the airline saying plane failure and pilot error is not to blame. something that they call jet. >>> a sign of the times. surprising new study. or is it? nearly all kids turned age of 4 have used a phone or other most of them started before the 1st birthday. >> what are they waiting, if inging for, robin? >>> the fallout after the wild play of the miami-duke football game. >> eight lateral passes. the refs in a whole lot of trouble. that's ahead. >>> we're going to begin with leah remini and her very public break with scientology. the exclusive on "20/20" the other night brought interest on her book. you sat down with her over the weekend. she did not hold back. >> that's right. 30-ree relationship with

troubleshooter horace holmes shows us what happened. horace: every homeowner knows eventually they will have to hire a professional. to fix something in their house. >> that fossett. horace: we went to white house in the d.c. area and called in a master plumber and prince george's community professor gerald. he gave the plumbing in the house a clean bill of house. -- eight clean bill of health. , which created a leak could be easily fixed by anyone with a simple turn. then we hit a cameras throughout. posed as the homeowner while the photographer and i sat in an upstairs room and watched. this plumber wanted to replace the faucet hose. if you are the homeowner and you are not sure this is necessary, what would you do? >> this hose would cost you about $45. horace: here is what our producer did. >> is there another way to fix it where you don't have to replace it? >> we will look right now to see. it's not leaking anymore. >> thank you. >> thank you, ma'am. horace: this plumber was able to diagnose and fix the leak in 13 minutes. problem

ktvu's heather holmes has more on why this isn't the only plant affected. >> reporter: the company behind some of the most iconic brands on supermarket shelves is moving forward with a set of deep cutbacks. and they're being felt right here in the bay area. >> we are something san leandro takes pride in. >> reporter: the sprawling kraft foods factory that currently makes you been coffee is one of seven plants to shut her over the next two years. >> there's 130 individuals employed at that facility. that's our biggest concern. >> reporter: jeff kay says the city will work to provide resources to laid off employees. >> help those people find new positions. >> reporter: and start work to find a new tenant tenant for the massive complex. >> there's going to be a lot of interest. >> reporter: it's difficult to find a property of this size. the vacancy rate is low at just 2%. >> i get a lot of phone calls from companies that want to be here. i can't find anywhere to put them. so having additional space, there's a positive side to that. >> reporter: that demand will lead to a new opportunity in

horace holmes, abc 7 news. kimberly: you never know who is watching. check out this 7 on your side report, plumbers test, tomorrow night at 11:00. newl ahead tonight -- information on recovery efforts for wreckage believed to be the cargo ship el faro. what rescue crews are learning from sonar. le.s, an alert about chipot where health officials are still investigating an e. coli outbreak over the weekend. narrator: for state senate, who shares our values? jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions. and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal parrish? as mayor, he slashed education. fought to block women's health clinics. parrish gets an "a" from the gun lobby - they oppose background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night,blind. and stay awake during the day. is is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-82

reporting live, horace holmes, abc7 news. >> a won dried from a crash. police closed the intersection for 12 hours while the officers investigated. we have a check of the roads with trenise bishop. >> it's not too bad. we have slick pavement with the rain showers in the area. don't forget the headlights on the road. this is stacked up from the 11 street bridge. there is a stalled car at binny road. if you are traveling this afternoon, we are seeing delays as well if you are traveling 66. the crash from the beltway. there are delays 395 to seminary and the beltway. trying to make a connection through springfield at 95. the beltway is closed anyplace you can think this afternoon. the rush is in effect. the inner loop down to the woodrow wilson bridge. leon: the website that crashed this morning. what the local planned parenthood say about their security. after a shooting at a planned parenthood in colorado. that is coming up at 6:00. let's focus on the weather. it is 43 in annapolis. the rain is widespread throughout the area. moving west to east. there ar

my great grandfather richard holmes was a run away slave from a virginia plantation. the framers did not foresee that african-american slaves would make history here. when congress passed legislation to free district of columbia slaves almost a year before the emancipation proclamation freed slaves throughout the nation. and in 2003, when we authorized the national american history and culture act. and john and i as co-sponsors will tell you. i think it took us ten years to get that bill through the congress. as we looked ahead, we certainly did not foresee that the museum would actually open during the 150 -year commemoration of the civil war years. we just didn't know when to envision. yet here we are with a museum about to open on the ratification of the 13th amendment. the most important amendment since the constitution was ratified began 5 years of unique constitutional history that also produced the 14th and 15th amendment. >> we are at a year packed with historic symbolism of our own. on the anniversary of the voting rights act. lonnie, we want to come here whe

holly holm landed some punches. holm continue to deliver blows until the referee intervened, and the match was over. eric: we want to remind you this morning to pray for paris. people around the world are continuing to show support for the victims of the paris terror attacks. the lights of the eiffel tower remembrance.ice: to file a claim, please state your name. carnie wilson. thank you. can you hold on? hold on for one more day really? hey, i know there's pain. why do you lock yourself up in these chains? this would be so easy if you had progressive. our mobile app would let you file a claim and help you find one of our service centers where we manage the entire repair process. things will go your way if you hold on. [ sighs ] someday somebody's gonna make you wanna turn around and say goodbye. say goodbye elizabeth: in other news this morning, four people are in the hospital after a single car crash on saturday. west des moines police tell kcci a vehicle lost control near valley west drive around 8:00 last night.

how ronda rousey is reacting to the knockout by holly holm. >>> bill martin looks backing to the last two el nino's. >>> it is 9:19. welcome back. we are following some of the top stories around the bay area. dave clark is in the news room. >> once again thank you. here are some of the top stories we are following. two deputies who were seen on video beating a man with their batons in the san francisco alley. this video you are seeing this is disturbing to many people. it shows the deputy tackling then beating the man on thursday morning. it started with police chasing a stolen car. now the chronicle identifies the suspect as 29-year-old. the sheriff's say they believed the man was armed and possibly on drugs and they say a gun was later recovered. >>> starting today riders can pay their fares with their smartphones. they can do it with a free app. to use it you have to set up an account. you can buy a mobile ticket once you board a bus, a light rail, or cable car. san francisco transit officials say they hope it will help them improve future versions of that app. back to you. >> than