corridors pop up or other injuries are happening the other 40 percent not on high injury corridors i want to figure out how to address that and the other thing in terms of the stakeholder cable that tim shared the vision zero coalition is for our 2015 goals t is working on formalizing our partnership and recognized on that cable will be a nice way of making sure our voice is heard and last but not least the last coalition at the end of the year we establish a crisis intervention teams are going out the sfpd and others to insure that complete police reports are taken and the da has the information to prosecutor the collisions and the mta can better understand and help sfpd how to write the complete and correct report and understand what happened and i'm sorry to take so much time thank you. >> supervisor jane kim i was going to reemphasis what nicole schneider said from the information from the steering committee ask that go explicit about equality and protecting the most vulnerable as the steering committee did in april is really, really important mooifl my hope that is continued and

injury, then you get disability benefits.isn't an illness and pap'cy isn't an accident in the sense of an accidental injury. we know what congress was trying to do because congress said it and this court has said it is to overturn the:m7 but u.p.s.' rule simply reprises the rule at issue in gilbert. if i might return to the point justice breyer's made a couple of times at various points in the argument. >> actually i think the reverse. the second sentence is what does that. the second sentence says you don't worry about whether it's between sexes. you worry about whether the same class of people, people who are injured off duty, are being treated differently. >> well i think -- >> when they have the same ability to work. >> i think justice sotomayor it says you don't have to worry about whether they are the same sex or not. >> do you have to worry about it. >> the first clause definitionally defines pregnancy discrimination as sex discrimination. if you are discriminating because of pregnancy, that is because of sex. that's o

he suffered countless head injuries.ead of the nfl, he became a professional wrestler. >> he ends up with the nickname chris harvard, the persona of this sort of snobbish wrestler who's smarter than all the fans. >> you people should be grateful to have someone of my intelligence in your presence. >> narrator: for chris harvard the performance often ended with a blow to the head. >> chris harvard landed on his head quite a bit. you know, as much as wrestling is performance, there's a very, very small margin of error. and especially when you're learning the thing, you fall on your head a lot. >> narrator: nowinski began to have violent nightmares and migraine headaches. >> and i said, "there's something really wrong with me." and the headache didn't go away for five years. >> narrator: brain trauma became an obsession. >> what motivated me every day was the ct that my head was killing me and i knew that i felt awful and i knew that i wasn't the only person but i was a person in a position to make a difference. >> narrator

we know that there have been multiple injuries but they were minor injuries, some specifically spokeke inhalation. but we do know the firefighters were first ordered author ruth and then out of the building entirely to keep them safe. >>reporter: this is courtesy of our helicopter partnership with abc seven news it was taken about 30 minutes ago the flames have subsided. we do know the upper level of this building is a residential floor that have a lot of families living there the second floor is a commercial was a lot of offices. and the first floor had businesses like popeyed chicken and some restaurants. it >>reporter: scott rates as their lives and the firefighters will be giving us an update since soon as they relate that message to you >>pam: new tonight a is becoming an unfortunate trend in the bay area to a still high in wine. tappan and east bay as well. they are joining us live from walnut creek with more information >>reporter: these have been after bottles of wine that were thousands of dollars. these have targeted this restaurant for different times in the last three tim

doctors at mercy hospital noticed injuries on the back of glen wolsieffer's neck even though he said he was strangled from behind. >> it just could not happen that way. the only way you could get that injury to the back of your neck is if somebody pulled from the front. >> friends told investigators that glen often wore a gold chain around his neck. >> if he was involved in a fight with his wife where his wife was in the bed underneath him and he was on top of her in that position, he would have sustained those type of injuries from that piece of jewelry. >> that type of force would have damaged two long muscles which support the head, the same injury emergency room doctors diagnosed in glen wolsieffer after his wife's murder. when investigators dug a little deeper into glen wolsieffer's dental practice, they discovered his relationship with his dental assistant was more personal than business. the two had been carrying on an affair for five years. she told investigators that she expected glen to leave his wife for her. but she realized that wouldn't happen when she discovered glen w

disqualifying injury or pregnancy, that's fine. do not read this statute as an independent reasonable accommodation -- >> why then -- i guess i'm not quite understandingtiy why you can get the sourcejrhh into a different category from all other classifications. so explain that to me. >> i think it goes to the statutory text. the statutory text says, women affected byh4 childbirth, and related medical conditions shall be treated the same as others with the inability to work. what it is saying to an employer, don't consider whether this person is affected by pregnancy or not so affected. that's not the basis on which you can compare this employee to other employees. instead base it on the employee's ability to work. the text wastsñ adopted from general electric which upheld the policy on the disabling condition. treating some kind of disabling conditions separate from pregnancy related -- >> you admitted that other persons can't be read literally. you have to read things into it. and you would read into it people in the same job clas

we are trying to learn the extent of the injuries now and when we do we'll bring it to you. people heard the bricks crashing down and we'll get their eyewitness accounts. kenneth moton channel 6 "action news." >> thank you kenneth for that. >>> meanwhile it may not have been a direct hit but people in our area still spent the day digging out from the big jobs like plowing the roads to the small scale work like cleaning off cars, people had to deal with the latest blast of winter before going about their day. it's tuesday afternoon and i'm brian taff. >> it's the cleanup from nor'easter that moved through last night into this morning. some spent the day sledding and others played catchup, that is true of the philadelphia international airport that is where annie mccormick is today and david henry has more in bucks county and here is more from adam joseph on what happened. >> what is happening now southern new england where they had the blizzard warnings they continue to be pummeled by this historic nor'easters it's wrapping up in the western suburbs of boston and southwestern

neither man shows any sign of injury. victor sanchez will require medical attention. >> his obvious injuries are a black eye and a cut on the back of his head. sergeant tucker now takes over from sert in finding out what happened. >> i saw you swinging at him. you both had him cornered. you want to stand there and lie to me some more? >> right, there was a lock down for nothing. what did you hit him with? >> my hand. >> who had the thing that cut the back of his head open? >> oh, i don't know about that. >> right. >> as tucker interrogates, sanchez undergoes his medical evaluation where an entirely new injury is discovered. >> who threw the water on him >> i don't know about that. >> who threw the water on him? >> sir, with all-due respect, none of those injuries -- >> that wasn't fresh. who threw the water on him? >> that wasn't me. >> while hernandez and lomez acknowledge fighting with sanchez, they insist some of the other injuries were from a fight two days earlier. so sergeant tucker calls the officer who was on duty

. >> the absence of injury to her private parts, generally on her body there was very little injury toer which suggests it was not a violent attack and which she may have died very quickly. >> the conclusion was that she was strangled and then raped. is >>> a semen sample taken from lynda's body turned out to be a very important piece of evidence. it came from an evidence with type a blood. but this matched 10% of the adult male population in england. since lynda mann's body was found only a few hundred yards from a local psychiatric hospital, some speculated that the killer may have been a patient. others weren't too sure. >> the thing i was very anxious to establish is that it was unlikely to have been a psychiatric patient from the hospital. it was much more likely to be a man leading a normal life, perhaps with a family, certainly one who had friends, relatives and contacts who thought of him as a normal individual. >> lynda mann was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> former cop turned author joseph turned a best selling book entitled "the blooding." it chronicles the event o

this doctor is the director of pennsylvania brain injury. >> traumatic brain injury is the strong environmental factors for developing alzheimer's disease. >> evan depends on his mom to drive and help with bills. >> i'm upset and i'm sad for him. never dreamed that you're going to have brain injury and that it's going to have a negative impact on you for the rest of your life. >> he has brain damage from being dropped on his head in one of his first matches. >> i'm terrified. >> of what? >> the future. i don't know what's going to happen. >> what am i going to do with the rest of my life. >> i'm scare. >> jerry mcdevitt represents the wwe which he says did not conceal medical information. he says the simulated combat never called for real injuries in the ring. >> it's in the best interest of the company to take care of its talent because if the talent aren't healthy they can't perform or they can't perform the company can't put a show on. >> reporter: he also says the wwe took action as soon as doctors better understood the potential dangers of concussions concussions. >> the company has taken

athletes with severe injuries facing the challenge thanks to bay area researchers. the impact and results that are shear inspiration. and we are keeping an eye on the golden gate bridge. crews can install the new center divide. >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel. live doppler 7hd is tracking a system that will bring changes to your weekend. all of the >>> in about 45 minutes the golden gait bridge will -- the golden gate bridge will close for the longest time in history. until 4:00 on monday. they are ready to install a moveable concrete barrier. the police have been diverting traffic on both sides of the bridge for a few hours now. for resources to help you get around this weekend go to our website at abc7news.com. >>> businesses are bracing for the impact of the closure. how they are affected depends on which side of the bridge they are on. in sausalito at the barrel house restaurant reservations are down. in san francisco businesses around the ferry building are bracing for a boom in business. it is four times the number of ferries will be running to make up for

he left with a knee injury and he was hurt last month with back injury.ay emorry is expected to start tomorrow against tampa bay at home against lightning. they're top team in the conference. right now flyers 11 points out of playoff spot. they need all the help they can get walter lets go back to you in the studio. >> people looking forward to enterage movie can expect red carpet scenes from the film. they went to film a scene. the stars walked and rewalked the red carpet to get the perfect shot. the enterage movie is expected to open this summer. >> the rumor mill is working over time that's beyonce buried with strategically placed bump. they're wondering if baby number two may be on the way. for now no confirmation from the queen bee. it shows blue ivy >> allowing people to sea their caffeine cravings and select a new pet in the process. pet cafe opened doors in san diego. as you might have guessed patrons enjoyed pastries coffee to see their pets. >> they love the they will tell you they're crazy cat lady. they won't be upset at me for saying that. >>

athletes with severe injuries facing the challenge thanks to bay area researchers. the impact and results that are shear inspiration. and we are keeping an eye on the golden gate bridge. crews can install the new center divide. >> i am meteorologist sandhya patel. live doppler 7hd is tracking a system that will bring changes to your weekend. all of the >>> in about 45 minutes the golden gait bridge will -- the golden gate bridge will close for the longest time in history. until 4:00 on monday. they are ready to install a moveable concrete barrier. the police have been diverting traffic on both sides of the bridge for a few hours now. for resources to help you get around this weekend go to our website at abc7news.com. >>> businesses are bracing for the impact of the closure. how they are affected depends on which side of the bridge they are on. in sausalito at the barrel house restaurant reservations are down. in san francisco businesses around the ferry building are bracing for a boom in business. it is four times the number of ferries will be running to make up for

there was such a mishmash of the way teams were reporting these injuries.re was a mishmash in the terminology. the league itself was giving us entirely different numbers. one week we got one set of numbers. another week we got another set. so i take what they say with a grain of salt based on that kind of history. and then the difficulty in sort of reporting these kinds of injuries as well. and then we see injuries happening on the field that people wonder about that are not reported -- >> was that a concussion or not. >> russell wilson roethlisberger. i think everybody has to have some context to what those numbers actually mean. >> and commissioner goodell, roger goodell announced the league is going to be hiring a new medical officer, a chief medical officer. based on what you know what do you make of that? >> well it's an interesting thing because to this point their main medical guy's been this guy elliott tullman. and elliott tullman is at the core of our book and the reporting on the league's denial for years. and i think people were always struck th

>> it is not like a spinal injury. i hurt my eye. i take tylenol once in a while. >> thank you, everybody. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> now, a look at what is ahead for congress this week. >> joining us with a look at the week ahead and the week just passing in congress, we are joined by lisa mascaro. she covers congress for the los angeles time and the tribune. you are starting with the house. you tweak that the gop's border security bill, hr 399 is headed for a house vote next week. what are some of the details, and what does it tell you about the strategy of house republicans on immigration? >> this is the bill's next step. it is a real tough border security bill. michael mccaul of texas is calling it the toughest border security bill out there. this is really the first foray that republicans are trying to take on the immigration issue. as you know, republicans have

most serious of the injuries was to that police officers driving that car right there. he got a cut to the head and probably a concussion and taken to temple university hospital in stable condition. everybody else involved in this accident as well is in stable condition this morning and really surprising if you take a look at debris on the roads and all of the damage to these three cars the impact was really strong this was a three car accident involving a police car and two other cars. crash happened here at 25th and lehigh around 3:00 this morning. the police officers were transporting a 24 year-old gunshot victim to temple hospital at the time of the accident this were coming from the 2400 block of north

there were no injuries. >>> tragedy on maryland's eastern shore.onight, investigators are trying to determine exactly how it all happened. five people including a pregnant woman and two children were killed early this morning when their car collided with a tractor trailer in queenstown. both vehicles were overturned at the crash scene on route 50 at route 213. two adults, a seven year old and two month old boy were killed. a pregnant woman was taken to the hospital, where she and her unborn baby later died. the family is from greenbrush, virginia. the 28 year old driver of the tractor trailer is being treated at university of maryland trauma center. >>> a police cruiser was involved in a three car crash in greenbelt, and a drunk driver is to blame. she rear ended an officer's cruiser during an early morning traffic stop. that pushed the cruiser into another vehicle on greenbelt road. the police officer was treated for minor injuries. >>> we're learning more about what went on inside the location where armed terrorists took hostages in france. in ea

>> it is not like a spinal injury. but it does hurt. i take tylenol once in a while. >> [inaudible] >> now, a look ahead at what is next for congress this week. >> joining us with a look at the week ahead and the week just passed, we are joined by lisa mosquera who covers the house. you tweet that the gop's tough border security bill is headed for a vote in the house early next week. what are some of the details of this bill, and what does it tell you about the overall strategy of house republicans on immigration? >> this is the bill that is up next week. this is a tough border security bill. chairman mike mccall of texas is calling it the toughest border security bill out there. this is the first foray republicans are trying to make on the immigration issue. republicans have been very displeased with president obama's executive action from late last year, when the president put together proposals that are now being implemented to defer deportation for up to five million immigrants here illegally in the country. republicans want to resp

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we understand there were some injuries but not serious injuries. some injuries from burns and from smoke inhalation. but take a look behind me now. you can see this is the apartment where they believe this fire might have started and the investigative part of this started to find out what started this fire that displaced several families. it was about 3:00 without warning residents at this apartment building were faced with the unmistakable signs of a fire first the smell of smoke. >> i thought someone was cooking at first. >> reporter: it was clear his neighbors were in trouble. >> i heard people crying and yelling. >> the fire originated at the ground level and was extending up the side of the building. >> reporter: that meant people on the upper floors were in the path of the rising smoke and flames. >> our firefighters immediately effected extinguishment and stretched a hose line and started getting up to the balconies on ladders to rescue occupants. >> reporter: three women were taken to the hospital with burns and smoke injuries. others were

the operator suffered a broken leg and a head injury. it's not clear what caused the crane to overturn. >>> courthouse changes. coming up the new safety features at a local justice center. >>> i'm tracking a frigid night ahead and a dry sunday but a wintry mix expected on monday morning. what to expect is coming up on my first alert seven-day forecast. >>> a show of support for police at independence mall today. more than 100 people braved the below freezing temperatures to attend the pro-blue rally. officials from around the region joined everyday citizens to show their appreciation for the sacrifice of police and members of law enforcement make every day. >>> bucks county has a new modern justice center. officials dedicated the facility today. it is across from the current courthouse. the complex which cost $85 million to build will house 19 courtrooms. there are more than 300 cameras and a separate garage for prison transfers. >>> students are taking part at a hack-a-thon at drexel university. it runs for 24 hours. now during this eve

thankfully no injuries were reported. she did eventually abandoned the car and was taken back into custody. >>> take a look at this rescue fire fighters in fresno, california rush in the burning home, to save three young children who are now hospitalized in critical condition. officials say they will stay under the care of the state while police investigate where mother was where that fire broke out. fire investigators in california ruled the fire, as accidental. >>> all right. right now it is 6:49. lets see is what coming up on cbs this morning. >> gayle king joins us from new york, she has a preview. >> i saw that video this morning ukeelee amazing video on the fire fighters helmet. erika, good to see you too. ahead we are in boston hi, we're in boston and along massachusetts coast where they are starting to dig out. plus backlash over the incorrect forecast in new york city. people still talking about that. secret service cannot stop a drone at the white house then tell house can. chip reid shows us why new technology

the goalie steve mason left flyer practice early this morning with an undisclosed injury he is set to an mri, he originally felt something last night against ottawa midway through, he was in some pain there and he would stay in the game and win it. manager ron hextall says it's not related to the back spasms last month and it's not serious. >> are you worried? >> any time you need an mri it's cause for concerns and i'll cross my fingers it's not too serious. no word if mason can play tomorrow against washington, but how about four crucial saves in the shootout and everybody else is on the train they snap the streak their first shootout w in a year. >> our talked about the win it was a solid one we wanted to win the close games the 2-1 games and last night was a good start. >>> add evan mathis to the pro bowl the eagles guard is headed to arizona, the spot opened after someone dropped out. he is one eagle of six eagles set to play. the sixers will look to win their second game at home, something they haven't done sin last season. together the sixers and flyers have not won a ton of gam

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injuries, they have all been relatively injury-free, but georgetown involved in a scary incident today that had everyone holding their breath. here is the play. l. j. petrone comes down on a teammate's leave. sources say he is okay. they will play tuesday. that is great. it was a great game. copeland with the runner, hoyas up three. carlino ties it right there. overtime, this is campbell, aptly named. hoyas hold on, 95-85 over marquette. big win. >>> west virginia versus tcu. west virginia was i see you a good finish and raise you another one. five seconds to go, miles ties it. a lot of guys named tre' doing business today. west virginia's carter blocked at the buzzer, tcu thinks they won, but a foul. so the man goes to the line, cold-blooded, makes two free throws. 86-85 mountaineers. west virginia surviving, 86-85. good stuff today. >>> so georgetown avoided the snares on the road. maryland did not. the terps did not shoot poorly earlier in the week. they are still simmering in bloomington, where the hoosiers shot 68% from the free. >>> indiana shooting lights out in the home win. wh

she's in stable condition with fractured neck vertebrae and other injuries. fall appears to be an accident but they are learning more about the moment leading up to her death. >> i'm not sure exactly where the problem was but the officer who was at jefferson hospital with her did recover a cell phone from her because we're getting some reports that she possibly may have been taking picture from the eighth floor window. so we're not hundred percent sure. >> reporter: police are interviewing the the two male student and a female inside the dorm room at the time of the fall. they are also getting a a search warrant for that room. a at this point police are not identifying the temple university student. chris and lauren. >> horrible story, thank you. >>> in st. louis police are trying to piece together six separate murders that happened in the short period of time. incidents all shootings that happened between 7:00 p.m. until 3:00 a.m. wednesday and thursday. one of the shootings involved an attempted robbery at a hotel, while at least one other shooting involved

the injuries are not considered serious. the chp is investigating. >>> law enforcement agencies are putting pressure on groogle to remove -- google to removal a feature on their app. the waze app. it's been used by thousands of drivers every day. but law enforcement wants them to remove the feature that aleashts drivers when police are nearby. they say the feature puts officers in danger. there are no known connections between attacks on police and the waz e -- on the waze attack. >>> hundreds of people who were at a dave and buster's at milpitas could have been exposed. this was at a costco store in gilroy. there are signs warning shoppers there may have been exposed to the disease after someone with measles shopped theard between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. santa clara county health officials are retracing that infected person's steps. they are warning people who may have been at the businesses on sunday to be on alert for symptoms until february 8th. >> there might be measles circulating in our community undetected. and that's wha

living with spinal cord injuries. >> people with spinal cord injury we never really had anything really we could use to get somebody up and walking on their own, you know, it's not a good thing for a body to be sitting in a chair for years at a time. you know, human body is meant to be standing. it's meant to be up right. report roar users like web need another person to help get into the device. but once he's up, he's on the move. what he looking forward to most? >> i walk my daughters to the bus stop and i got a daddy/daughter dance coming up in february. i never stood at. it will be -- it will be nice to go home with one of these much that's for sure. >> web says one of the biggest things he's noticed being able to speak face to face with someone and give his daughters hug. he's hoping to inspire others with final spinal cord injury to never give up hope. >>> wounded warriors take a bike ride to swim with the dolphins in marathon, florida. about 60 veterans taking part in the soldier ride in the florida keys stopped by the dole fin research center. soldiers learned the dolphin traini

don't count out the dodd injuries. 76ers the nba poster child for tanking in the season. just lose, baby. just lose. tank you philadelphia but other teams are playing the same game. the lakers look like one of those teams and with an interesting spoof by kobe bryant to the music of frozen. ♪ ♪ no more back to backs the past is in the past ♪♪ >> ♪ let it tank, let it tank, i never get that -- here i stand ♪ >> the knicks sting. >> yeah. >> they lost. they're worse than the sixers. lakers are ready to shut kobe down. they'll start losing. minnesota will start losing. inform ba which teams want to win is what the problem is. >> what bad league. what broken product. oh, my god. >> interesting strategy. >> all right. tmz is up next. >> we're back here at 4:00 a.m. for the fox morning news and good day as well. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "t.m.z." -- >>>> our camera guy got taylor swift running into harry styles. she wants nothing to do with this guy. >> looking in this video she does have some animosity the >> yeah, l

campbell was through, he knew what caused the injuries to karla brown's face. >> he tells me that theinstrument that she was hit in the head with. this tv tray was lying on the floor within three foot of the victim where she had probably been on the couch, but i had missed it. >> the tray tables were still in storage, untouched in the two years since the murder. in an extraordinary piece of luck, dr. campbell found microscopic traces of blood and hair still present on the tray table. and what dr. campbell said next was even more revealing. >> he says, what about the bite mark? i said, bite mark? what bite mark? what are you talking about? >> when we looked at the photograph and went ahead and enhanced it and magnified it, present on the shoulder was a bite injury on the shoulder. and by looking at that bite injury, you could actually pick out individual teeth all the way across. >> i'd trade that for five eye answers any time. eyewitnesses can make mistakes that fingerprints don't. it was my understanding that bite marks properly preserved with an identified defendant could give you t

the severity of the injuries is not then. police have not released a description of the suspects. >>> another stabbing in san francisco on a muni because emergency crews took a man to the hospital with the stab wound. he was stabbed by another map before 4:00 a.m. while the business stopped at the west portal stake and the suspect is described as a man if his 40's and the victim is expected to refer. >>> chris brown has reportedly toll his manager to immediately cancel upcoming shows at night clubs that are "too hood," after a recent shooting at a show in san jose. tmz reports he called an emergency meeting with pens of his crew and says he if longer wants to perform at venues with a hit of violence or security issues. five people were wounded when someone opened fire at the fiesta nightclub and san jose police warped the club of the potential if violence before the star took to the stage. >> firefighters in san jose were told to stay on alert after finding a trap while responding to a call on sunday. a firefighter fell into

the drivers did suffer minor injuries but it is expected to survive.80 coming through. in fact, we do have a look at it from the maps. i should have put knit the rundown. let's see if we can get to the maps here. 580 is already backed up almost back to livermore as you might expect. it is very, very slow. all right. let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. about a 20 minute delay before you get on the bridge there with the meter lights. and in san jose, a nice looking commute in the santa clara valley with slowing on northbound 101 after the 280 interchange. today is a nice day, maybe not as warm as yesterday, but, steve, i have been enjoying this weather. >>> yes. yesterday was the day we topped out on the warm temps. we had a few record highs. downtown oakland is 71 degrees. 70 in richmond. gilroy was 73. kentfield tied at 73 degrees and monterey was 80 degrees. so, when is the next rain system? around the 18th. not a strong one but the forecast model ten days out are in sync on that. it has been a stretch, over 20 days before w

a juvenile was stopped near the ticket agent booth with only minor injuries. bart police have not said what may have led to the stabbing or who else was involved. >> sheriffs nationwide are investigating google to shut down a police reporting feature on a popular smartphone traffic app which is a combination of g.p.s. navigation and social networking that has 50 million users in 200 countries and has a real time police reporting feature which put police officer lives in danger. they say it is only a matter of time before someone uses the app to track down and attack police. >> the san jose city council is expected to extend a temporary law allowing people to trap and kill wild pigs. it allows hope and business owners to shoot and kill hogs tearing up property in seven of food. they must be trapped first. the law was okayed in 2013 and appears to be working. 14 hogs were killed and come lanes of big-related damage are down. snow and ice and a last it is the forecast for the northeast united states with plenty of headaches including canceled flights for millions

it's after two people were sent to the hospital with severe injuries. alex savage is near the crash scene and the two men were hit by another car? >> reporter: yes, good morning to you. those two victims had been riding in a suv that had just crashed and it was stuck in the middle of the lanes of the freeway earlier this morning. they were trying to get to the safety and that's when a chp, another car drove up and slammed into those two young men. they were both in their early 20s, they were outside of that disabled suv. both victims were sent flying through the air and they were rushed to the hospital with critical injuries. it happened on highway 101 at 2:30 this morning, southbound just north of the broadway exit. this began when the victim's suv lost control and hit a guard rail and came to rest in the middle of the freeway. in this particular investigation, the chp says it's best to stay inside of your car. >> absolutely, that's your only protection. so, you have a better chance at surviving a collision if you're inside of a vehicle as opposed to s

a amazingly there were only minor injuries. brian web picks up the story. >> reporter: this chopper video from the scene shows the massive pile up, vehicles pointed in every direction and stranded passengers stuck on a slippery snow covered stretch of roadway. >> it is just pretty scary. we saw a couple cars fly by us and then, you know, cars hitting each other. >> reporter: accident happened in the northbound lanes of i93 north of ashland new hampshire at least 35 vehicles were caught up in two separate crashes with reports of several injuries, none life threatening. a tractor trailer caught fire after a car crashed underneath it. >> it was pretty hard. >> yes. the the roads are starting to thaw out all of a you had is even. very quickly. >> reporter: a sudden snow squall hit the area creating near white out conditions during heavy holiday weekend traffic. >> basically what that is it is a very brief, brief burst of heavy heavy snow that could reduce your visibility very quickly and also set down some pretty hefty snow accumul

they are beened up good but not suffering from light threatening injuries. as to what caused the railing to fail it was rotted. >> we respond this this once in a while. we the weather affects wood. people have decks and the railings are on the back. insurance will dictate whether the railing or the whole deck needs to be replaced. the only thing ham top -- hamilton is worried about is his friends' recovery. >> i am going to the hospital to see if they needed help. >> an unfortunate end to a night of celebration. >>> the san francisco coroner has positively identified a body found in the bay as the missing software developer, 26-year-old dan ha disappeared halloween and the badly decop posed body was found in the water in november. he was last seen leashing his apartment at 4th and branden october 31st. a search was launched and the core for has not determine how he died but the family said they are heart broken but relieved to be able to put their son to rest. >> a park in the north bay that is popular with the homeless will close in san rafael for at least

the the extent of those injuries is unknown tonight. we know services have been suspended between cinnaminson and riverside, new jersey while the investigation continues. >>> tonight, the the temple university campus is in mourning after a student falls from a window to her death in center city. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at temple and spoke to students who knew her, justin. >> reporter: jessica, those who knew rebecca kim are shock by her sudden death and at this time police say there are no signs of foul play. >> i just heard about it this morning. i heard her name. i said i have known her a long time. >> reporter: that name rebecca kim but newman has always known her as becca. >> in seventh grade we were in the same home rooinek room and in high school we had classes together. >> reporter: 26 been friend ever since graduating wissohickon high school last year and at temple university, they were side by side again. from their johnson hall dorm to their chemistry class. kim was studying prepharmacy. >> when i saw h

fortunately in serious injuries. most severe is cut to the police officer's head driving that cruiser and possible concussion but you can see how strong the impact was. this was a three car accident involving police and two other cars. crash happen at 25th and lehigh around 3:00 this morning. police officers were transporting a 24 year-old gunshot victim to temple hospital at the time of the crash. they were coming from the 2400 block of north hollywood street and had lights and siren on. gunshot victim had three shots to the legs. as police were traveling east, they got in the accident with a lexus that was traveling north on 25th, and then the cars crashed into a third vehicle camaro traveling west on lehigh every within was taken to temple in stable condition. the drivers of the other two cars only had bumps and bruises. now no word on how fast any within was driving but we are learning more about the drivers of those two other vehicles, lets listen. >> whenever we're rushing someone to the hospital, we have activ

six injuries. one we're told is a serious injury. scores and scores of people were on these trains inside the tunnel and they were stuck. i've spoken to several more people who were coughing out here, complaining about smoke inhalation, not planning on going to the hospital. scores of people really affected by this. metro and fire crews are still down in lufont plaza down in the tunnels working, ventilating the tunnel. passengers who were on the trains that had it to be evacuated tell me the conductors announced there was an electrical malfunction. some stuff for about 15 minutes while they were waiting on firefighters to come in there. >> a lot of people on the floor. >> how long were you on the train? >> almost an hour. like 3:00, the metro started smoking a lot heavy. >> and you're stuck in a tunnel? and you had to wait -- >> l'enfant plaza [ inaudible ] >> firefighters had to come get you out? >> yeah, took a little while. >> what hurts now? >> i'm itchy. >> you feel the smoke. >> yeah . >> now that passengers have been evacuated

another student taken to the hospital with minor injuries. it's not the first time students have been arrested for fighting. back in may of last year a fight broke out with students from berkeley high school, berkeley tech and oakly tech. in october 15 berkeley high students were suspended during a mob which injured one teacher. >>> the san francisco police department is reeling from a verdict in police corruption trial involving two more officers after two more officers were convicted last month. yesterday a federal jury convicted the officer of charges that include civil rights by illegally searching a room and falsifying records. officer richard yic was acquitted. it started four years ago after public defender famously subly sized surveillance tape. it showed plain clothes officers without warrants. >> we all have to abide by the constitution, even police officers. >> his attorney said i'm disappointed. there were mounds of doubt in the case. san francisco police say he will be reinstated. >>> san francisco police working with the fbi to

no word on his injuries. tonight of course we will stay on top of this as we get more information. >>> our other "top story" tonight, the search is on for one more accomplice after dramatic day of violence in france. three terrorists are dead, four innocent people killed, and second terror attack in the french capitol, good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm chris o'connell. heavily armed police conduct simultaneous raids on two hostage stands off ending three days of terror in pacier. >> the three day terror rampage comes to a head in france explosions and gunfire at printing plant outside of paris, inside holdup two brother suspected of killing 12 people at a paris newspaper. along with them, a single hostage, brothers, said and cherif kouachi came out shooting and were killed by police. the sole hostage was freed. at the same time, four more explosions and bullets were flying at a police stands off at a kosher market in the eastern end of paris. there, alleged associate of the two brother, a may day held s