>> john lane screams to her to let go of the boat. they need her to go downstream if there's going to be any chance of saving her. finally naomi lets go of the boat and then she disappears into the white froth. >> and i just wait and i watched. and nothing came up. and then about 40 feet past me, all of a sudden she pops back up in the water. and at that point she's moving so fast, she's gone so far past me that i can't even throw my rope. >> naomi surfaces far beyond the last person standing on the river banks with throw rope. and everyone knows they have to act now. only 50 yards downstream is another set of dangerous rapids and a huge drop. naomi, who has taken a beating in the cold water, has little left in her. >> she's not swimming like any of the other people who came out. they swam like hell. so she has no energy left. she just rolled like a rag doll. it was really frightening to watch because that's a person who's really almost unable to save themselves now. >> it's going to take an incredible throw to save her. >> the chance

"action news" reporter john rawlins is live near the scene in west oak lane. reporter: hi, matt. i'm at 16th and kens day. police say trouble started about 11:30. they got multiple calls to the 911 system about multiple gun shots. when they got here they transported to men to the hospital themselves. a third man was transported by the medic he is in critical condition shot in the back. in all three men were shot, one of them is in critical condition at einstein. police say the balance elastic evidence is 12 slots in all were fired in this normally quiet corner of west oak lane. four of the bullets went wild and slammed into that the first floor of a home on kirk dale. three people inside at the time a mom and her two sons. fortunately they were unharmed. they were asleep on the second floor. at this point no description of the shooter. he is towed have fled north here on 16th in a white vehicle, so again, not a lot of description there. police are hoping -- well, let's put it this way. there are a number of video cameras in the area. they're hoping that one of

live in west oak lane, john rawlins, channel6 "action news." okay, john, hope that is the case. thank you. >>> the manhunt goes on for a predator who has struck twice in south philadelphia. police say he invaded a home on the 1800 block of south rosewood street on monday. sources say the suspect was hiding in the shower for several hours he waited for a woman to go to sleep and then sexually assaulted her. investigators think he's the same man who the a tacked another woman at home on the 1700 block of south chadwick street back in march. in that case the victim was with her two young children. altogether they managed to fight him off. >> the idea of using children, you know, just their presence alone, using that as a shield or a means to get what you want it's something wrong about that, folks. >> in both cases police say the predator was wearing red or orange gloves. they say he entered both homes through an unlocked door or window. >> authorities in cape may county, new jersey have busted a widespread student sexting ring and one school offi

john rawlins. he's live on that scene in west oak lane. good morning john. >> reporter: good morning tam. is 16th and kings dale in west oak lane. police say about 11:30 they started getting multiple phone calls along the 911 system of much gunfire here. actually you can look around here, there are places where you can see where there was brass all over the place here. somebody fired many, many shots. police arrived and found multiple gun shot victims as well. three men from the scene were taken to einstein, one in critical condition shot in the back. police say the evidence is at least 12 shots were fired several of those bullets slammed into a house on the south side of kings dale occupied by a mom and her two children. >> four stray bullets went through the first floor living room windows of the property. inside the property at the time were a 32-year-old female with her two children ages 10 and 12, both boys. fortunately very lucky for all three of them they were upstairs on the second floor asleep when these four stray bullets came through the window. >> reporter: okay, a chalk mark

lanes. we'll keep you updated as we learn more. >>> i'm john clark, the phillies back home against the rockiestion from bettes you have to be kidding me. a called out on a checked swing, not happy about it. rough night for the umpires. in the ninth, moldinado not out. ryan sandberg is livid. >>> and cody spent two weeks in triple a learning left field and he told us about his reaction when he was first sent down. >> pretty bitter which i think is human nature but luckily the people in the organization know me and they know that really excepted. >> byron maxwell is guaranteeing the birds will be in the super bowl this year. they say the bold off season room had to happen. >> in all honesty, we start off really good and we got well quite a few times early in the year and i think the way that we ended the season it is almost a good thing because it forces the koegss to reevaluate what we have. >> the rangers were beat 2-0 tonight. we'll find out form night if he is go. i'm john clark, we'll be right back. >>> remember this young lady the sad piccalo playing student, she will soon have the chance

jersey turnpike claims the life of nobel prize winning mat ma tis john nash and his wife al leash a the crash happened in the southbound lanes near exit 8a in monroe township. justin finch in the satelite center more details. justin? >> reporter: good morning the nash's had just flown back from overseas where john nash was honored and at the airport they hailed yellow cab to head home. but never made it. the story of john nash still captivated hollywood turned it into oscar winning film, 2001, beautiful minds recounts brands breaking achievement in math and science achievements made at he fought paranoid schizophrenia, his wife, alicia, by his side for many of the battles. >> the only way out -- >> both killed saturday, when their yellow cab crashed into a southbound new jersey turnpike guardrail, the couple had just left the airport in newark, after flying back to the states from norway, where nash received the prestigious bell prize. the nash's made their home in princeton junction where neighbors and colleagues mourns their sudden lost. >> most spectacular thing about him was his fantastic originality and his contribution

john mccain. let's say he has a chance to win the nomination. what is the path? mark: new hampshire becomes a contest in a different lane. n south carolina and as one of the pure southern candidates cleans up and wins a lot of southern primaries. john: it all starts in iowa for him more than any other candidate. if he does not win iowa, he is done. mark: i disagree. the winner of iowa might win with 21%. i don't think he needs to win iowa. if he is alive in the southern primaries, he could win the nomination. john: with a record number of votes eight years ago and then to fill this time, it would gut him. mark: the early states will not matter as much necessarily. how much money you need? 16 candidates buying television time. i don't think television time will matter as much as campaigns go. -- campaign skills. he will star in the debates again. john: you need the money to play the longer. if you don't have the money in the beginning, if he does not win iowa, i don't know where the money would come from. those big multistate primaries where he has a lot of chances. mark: jeb bush one-on-one -- mike huckabee versus jeb bus

. >> good afternoon, good evening, commissioners, my name is john nullity, i'm here as the co-founder of the tree lane cam paining i also gave each of you a copy of the newspaper, in front of it it talks about trees and how we seriously deals with trees and beautification in our neighborhood, and so the parklet as was told is a gleaning and beautification tool of the city, the parklet started in march 2010 and now is five years old, the program. in 2014, the city had 47 sparkles installed throughout the city. this parklet was approved in 2011, the tree campaign has monitored the parklet and the one located at 533 jones were put in, when they were put in. the [inaudible] is a dense neighborhood -- the densest neighborhood in san francisco. no other neighborhood nr the city has two parklet across the street from each other. the current [inaudible] police station goes to the bordering street of geary we request the commission revocation of the parklet at 544 jones. thank you very much for your time. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is david wallace and i happen to live in the building right next door,

or marco rubio who have been emphasizing social security, it opens the lane for them to be a dominant voice on national security. johnwas hoping there would be able to in -- a bolton in this race. he would have been the furthest right foreign policy candidate. he would have been arguing we need another neocon in the white house. it certainly leaves open the far right on that argument. as you say, someone like lindsey graham could occupy the space. he will be a more singular voice then he would have been otherwise. mark: he has critics on the left , and he is a nec -- neocon but he does bring rigor. if people started to say irresponsible things on foreign policy, he would have helped them to it. it may mean other people and up not running. the field might be smaller. john: if i am one of the governors who does not have foreign-policy expertise, i am glad john bolton is out of the race. you know he is about national security and hotspots. you knows more than marco rubio rand paul. you could have embarrassed any number of them on a debate stage. mark: the bolton primary begins today. there will be people to get his supp

philadelphia, "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live in west oak lane and dann cuellar is live outside of einstein medical center. john lets start with you. >> reporter: well, we spoke with the suspect's girlfriend moments ago and spoke with officers and us before heading to the hospital after all the chaos on the streets of philadelphia and even after getting shot the suspect made his way home on west colonial this vehicle they say was used to injure several of their officers. >> the dramatic cell phone video captured by a viewer, shows the scuffle between a man and police in olney. he jumped back in the vehicle and dragged and hit three officers. he is identified as rudolph. >> he doesn't cause no trouble, i'm trying to see what is going on myself. >> campbell says that kidd suffered a heart attack recently and that it caused the out of control violent encounter with police. >> he could have had a seizure and was disoriented. i think that is what happened. he was trying to come home. >> i can't tell you why this male did this and what prompted it, we don't know much more than that at this time. >> the second scene a

part of your itinerary be aware that through periods this summer there could be lane squeezes and it could slow progress. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> thank you john. seems an probe note to check with the "action news" traffic report. lets check in with matt pellman. >> just a few days until shore traffic becomes part of my voke vocabulary vocabulary. here on the westbound side of passyunk and the on ramp from 26th street is taking out the left lane and traffic is squeezing by and not a huge jam at this point but a large amount of emergency vehicle at the crash and at 30 and street station there is a vehicle in the right lane and a tight squeeze there as well. and nearly the same spot as this morning there is a crash at the pennsylvania turnpike just past norristown taking out a lane and a bus accident in bridgeport. at depot street. look for a wreck at 202 and one in berlin county on the white horse pike that just cleared out. and now i can say no problems this afternoon across the board on mass transit. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this warm tuesday afternoon. a vehicle is st

are a lot of them crowded into one part of the lanes that might lead to a nomination? >> it's fair to say. ohio governor johnic, very much part of the establishment. he may get in. he could occupy the same space as jed bush or george pataki, another new york governor, or possibly we talked about, for example, rick perry. there's a slew of conservative but established candidates, and the ones fighting with each other, and that is folks like fed cruz, perhaps marco rubio, and senator rand paul. and then, of course, we have the evangelical vote. mike huckabee, and rick santorum. they start to slice the pie. that's where you get the sense that someone with a lot of money, something of establishment support and has a lot of money, they may be in the best shape to go the distance. >> the way the primaries are structured, are there candidates that can get a handful of votes, but pick up delegates as they lose individual contests? >> yes, the best champ of that is mike huckabee, someone that does well in iowa, not so well in new hampshire, and is able to use the base or whatever is left on super-tuesday, to pick off

and have some issue in the education area with john will share a bill moving through the state assembly covering camera enforcement in the transit only lanes in san francisco enforcement we can use to make the streets safer that bill was moved out of the assembly earlier this month >> enforcement side i'll get into the statistics but we have sfpd process in the contribution of pedestrian and traffic fatalities and the improvements by our own parking control officers addressing goks and finally, the evaluation of the area we've been doing quite a bit of close work with the duplicate with the data protocol to track our statistics in vision zero as you no doubt remember it was dated in san francisco that macy's makes as us unique that is the streets we're talking about with the bicycle and traffic safety improvements and in a transparent way vision zero.org the website is available where anybody can take a look at any vision zero in the city and get an understanding the scope and schedule and timeline for delivery project deliver e delivery is a special focus over the last few months working with public works to streamline the agencies both i

and have some issue in the education area with john will share a bill moving through the state assembly covering camera enforcement in the transit only lanes in san francisco enforcement we can use to make the streets safer that bill was moved out of the assembly earlier this month >> enforcement side i'll get into the statistics but we have sfpd process in the contribution of pedestrian and traffic fatalities and the improvements by our own parking control officers addressing goks and finally, the evaluation of the area we've been doing quite a bit of close work with

philadelphia, "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live in west oak lane and dann cuellar is live outside of einstein medical center. johns start with you. >> reporter: well, we spoke with the suspect's girlfriend moments ago and spoke with officers and us before heading to the hospital after all the chaos on the streets of philadelphia and even after getting shot the suspect made his way home on west colonial this vehicle they say was used to injure several of their officers. >> the dramatic cell phone video captured by a viewer, shows the scuffle between a man and police in

committed to securing global shipping lanes, that means gulf oil exports will continue >> the administration made it s not consider the miss meeting a number by the saudi king. johnarwood has been watching the developments from washington. how importa is the relationship between the two countries both politically and economically and is it cooling? >> it's a critical relationship. the moderate arab states are vital allies for the united states. and the oil relationship has over many years, i think this is a strain. i don't think the white house denials were overly persuasive in terms of the idea that a visit that was announced on friday but now on sunday was said not to be taking place -- it indicates a rough patch. now, it's the flip side of what we've experienced with israel. another ally in the region they are uncomfortable with the deal and netanyahu has made that more than clear, that we are trying to reach with eye ran, and the sunni arab states look at shiite iran and worry about a issue with the routes and say, what does that mean for us they're clearly worried, i don't think it's a rupture or anything like that. but it's a matter of strain at the moment.

john, thank you for the latest. >>> in another developing story now, three people are recovering after bullets went flying overnight in west oak lanetion of philadelphia. this happened just before 11:30 on the 1500 block of kinsdale street. police say that two of the three people are in stable condition. the third is critical. several bullets also went through a home in the area. police also tell "action news" that a mother and two children were inside asleep. luckily no one unside the house was hit. police are still looking for the gunman. no word on the motive for this triple shooting. >> 6:35 and breaking right now, a deadly accident in south jersey with mysterious circumstances. it happened along the 1400 block of elm road in vineland cumberland county. police say the driver hit a guardrail and a pole and was thrown from the vehicle and pronounced dead at the scene. the wreckage was discovered at 3 a.m. but police believe the accident could have happened much earlier. >>> and developing a man was murdered in camden overnight and the county metro force is now on the case. the 32-year-old victim was shot to the back at eighth and

it opens the lane for them to become in the debate, both formal and informal committee big, dominant -- and informal a big, dominant voice in the race for national security. john would have been the furthest right foreign policy candidate. he would have basically been arguing that we need another neocon in the white house in order to stave off the worldwide crises that we are facing around the world. it certainly opens up the far right flank on that argument and as you say, some unlike lindsey graham will be a more singular voice for that point of view without john bolton in the race and he would have been otherwise. mark: he also does bring rigor on these issues. and he brings -- he would have elevated the discussion. i will say, though it means other people may not end up running. the field might be smaller. john: on -- if i am anyone of the governors that does not have a lot of foreign-policy expertise, i'm glad he's not the race. he knows more about national security and these hot spots around the world than scott walker does, then marco rubio does then rand paul does, th an bobby jindal does. mark: i think there will be people looking to get his support.

between washington state and arizona state, washington pitcher lane brunner's pitch got a little too close for comfort. arizona outfielder john play. he caught the ball with his arm and flipped it back to brunner before heading off to first base. arizona could go on to win the game in extra innings and it did. the stakes are getting higher on the hard court. the conference final match-ups are set. the houston rockets battled back from a 3 games to 1 deficit in their series against the l.a. clippers. they capped off their run last night with a 113-100 win over l.a. to move on to the western conference finals. they'll face the golden state warriors, who won all four regular season match-ups against the rockets. that series tips off on tuesday. the eastern conference finals kick off on wednesday as the atlanta hawks, which beat my washington wizards we should have won had john wall been healthy, we would have prevail prevailed, i'm sure. the hawks take on the cleveland cavaliers. it's the hawks' first trip to the conference finals since 1971. stick around. there's a lot more coming up on "the ed show" after this. if you struggle

lane. huge bridge repair project will go until late 2015. that's a look at your ride, back to you. >> justin, thank youment john stewart already making plans for when he leaves the daily show. >> we have the word for you on the big purchase he just made in new jersey. >> and a close call for this guy, walking down the sidewalk. see what he did after nearly getting wiped out by that truck. we'll be back. when we take these tests we don't actually do anything. we use the tutorials. one of the tutorials showed things like how to change the background color in an online test environment and it takes time away from learning math and science and english and all the things that i really enjoy learning. they can't do as much because they have to administer this test on the computer. and that's really one of the worst parts of the test. >> west philadelphia will focus on raising minimum wage to $15 an hour. this is video from a similar demonstration last month. now, today's protest starts at 40th and walnut, and will end at clark park. it gets underway at 2:00 this afternoon. >> well, call it a case of buyers remorse. some people want a do-over when it

john rawlins. >> reporter: this incident played out on four locations two in olneyer and two on west oak lane. this is the third incident it is believe that two shots were fired by police and deputy commissioner ross picks up the story of the incident in olney. >> they got hit out of car and the male began to fight with the officers and a violent struggle ensues and the male got back into the maroon car and he struck three of the officers with his car. >> a "action news" viewer got some of the tussle from the initial incident with the suspect and then the suspect gets into his burgundy car and then hits an officer. it's second is in west oak lane where they confront the man for a second time and they tried to stop the driver and he refused and drove towards the officers and a short time later the burgundy car and driver

east 580 between greenville road and north flip we have a couple of lanes taken away until 9:00 but we do not have delays. the am johnkes you through river more that will cause delays on the surface streets. >> check this out. a goose keeps a c.h.p. officer at bay until the baby goods right -- the baby goose righted itself. then the family of geese walked away heeding advice to "watch out for bicycles and stay of the road. >> two city leaders will unveil different bond measures aimed at providing more affordable housing in san francisco. right now, republicans average -- rents average $4,500 for a two bedroom apartment up 40 percent from last year. mayor lee will back up lands for $250 million in bonds to up grade existing homes and build new ones. the supervisor will unveil the new plan to double that at 500,000 in bonds. both the mayor and the supervisor hope to get the bond measures on the november ballot. >> auction records were set yesterday, two masterpieces including a work by picasso said if you records "women of algiers," selling for $179 million yesterday. another life sized sculpture by giocamatti went for

john dobb son ufc 17 highlight of night. second round. goes down and bought goes all three rounds. losses unanimous decision it's dangerous. >> thank i jeff. >> sometimes ate crossing sign won't do. ducks have their own lanes in parts of great britain. canal and river trust strayed white line marking off area sdaiing nate as duck crossings they're becoming popular on soshlingt media and people are taking pictures of new pedestrian partners and posting with #share the toll indz nap list 500 and new concerns about driver safety and engineers trying keep lighter and faster cars on track and also ahead irish citizens do something never done before and they made republic first country in the world to legal lies same-sex marriage by popular yots votes. those story and more when "action news" comes right >> here's what's happening "action news" 11:30 new information about the oil spill devastating the coastline in central california with ruptured pipeline missing that might have prevented this catastrophe. thoughts of bikers roll into the nation's capitol for annual event to support veterans and why this is year round effort for these men and women and trip way back in time in new jersey today the festival shows

lanes of the new jersey turnpike near 8a in monroe township. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson has reaction tonight from princeton university where nash was a famed mathematician. >> johnash was one of the most brilliant minds of his generation. >> reporter: he inspired a generation of thing kearse and his story became inspiration for hollywood. >> the only way out of a matter. >> reporter: princeton mathematician john nash is celebrated for break throughs in math science and economics a field in which he won the nobel prize. he's famous for doing it all while battling mental illness with his wife alicia and winning winning. all making this weekend that much more tough to take. >> not just that, but for a man like him to die in a car accident, it's not right. >> reporter: saturday john and alycia were just back from receiving an award in norway at about 4:30 that afternoon the yellow cab the couple was taking back to princeton from the airport slammed into a guardrail on the new jersey turnpike. john and alicia were killed after being ejected from the vehicle. >> it was brutal. you know, he'd get -- you get a huge emptiness. very sad. >> reporter: neighbor john kelly h

lanes that might lead toward a nomination? >> i think that's fair to say. you look at, for example we didn't -- we didn't even mention, for example ohio governor john kasich whopart of establishment within the republican party he may be getting in. he could occupy the same space as say jeb bush or george pataki another former new york governor who may get in. or possibly we were talking about, for example rick perry there is a whole slew conservative but more establishment candidates and then you have the ones feating for the tea party support like ted cruz and also perhaps marco rubio. and then senator rand paul, so -- and then, of course, the evangelical vote. mike huckaby and rick santorum so they slice the pie up very thin, that's where you get the sense from republican party officials somebody that has a lot of mon that i has something of the establishment support like jeb bush but a lot of money for the long-term may be in the best shape to go the distance. >> the way the primaries are structured are there candidates that can get really a handful of votes every time but keep picking up deligates as they continue to lose individual contests. >> the best

lane. >> the numbers dropped for jeb bush in iowa with his support falling to 5% cut in half. chris christie rick perry, rick santorum john kasich and carly fiorina. fiorina took her unconvention nam calnal campaign. >> she's been in tollpolitics all her life. >> i'm talking about what i don't like about hillary that i'm not telling you what i think. and i think you need to know more about who i am and what i think than what i think negative about somebody else. >> reporter: as for jeb bush, signs in the new survey that republican primary voters are warming to him. 27% of likely voters say they cannot see themselves backing bush but it's down 15 points since march. >> then there is this. the percentage of likely gop voters are snow 70% behind rubio. >> mike, thank you. >>> isis is warning the u.s. that there are plenty more where that came from. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is joining me. >> a blogger who organized the contest has been threatened and while offering no independent evidence to back up the claim, it singled out virginia maryland michigan illinois and california. and while the analysis

john. >>> and let's head over to sal. see how things are moving. hopefully the lanes are going smoothly. >> they are in some areas.r -- dash start off with the car that's driving. driving behind a big rig here. of course it was fine until we went to the air and now it froze. that's just the way things work, folks. let's go to the next picture. our commuter was right here on 238 and 880 and the traffic is slowing down. i think we got it back now. slowing down on 238 at 880 heading up to the 580 interchange or past the 580 interchange to 880. and there it is. you can see traffic is going to be very crowded. in the right there, those right chains are the ones that feed off to the san mateo bridge area or northbound 880 and it will be a lot of trucks on the freeway as well. all right. let's go back to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is backing up for at least a 25 of to 30- minute delay. we had earlier problems on the span. now you will be waiting there for a bit before you make it into san francisco. the traffic is actually spilling out from beyond the macarthur maze. 8:16. let's go to steve with the weather. >>> all r

almost prohibitive favorite for the sustainment lane but on the other side it is a free for all and could be anybody because we haven't even talked to john kasich. haven't seen what scott walker is going to do and have others on the periphery. of those you named they'll be ho hot contenders. ben carson who was a physician now at the top of the charts. he's the number one among the ideological group so this is a wide open wild race and that's why we love it. >> and love you, as well. great to see you tonight, chris, thanks for being here. >> you bet. >>> he is the one presumed candidate who for better or worse has the most name recognition among the republican contenders and while former florida governor jeb bush has yet to officially declare he sent recently sat down with yours truly for an exclusive and wide-ranking interview that ended up causing this front-runner some serious headaches. when we talked about one thing, iraq. take a look. let's talk about common core which is obviously an issue for you should you decide to get into the race with the gop base. now those that know common core really dislike it. the latest gallup poll put

two main figures for the republican nomination in 1880 is james lane of maine and former president ulysses grant. the third candidate is john sherman of ohio. john sherman had been the treasury secretary in the hayes administration left to become a senator from ohio. he is the brother of william tecumseh sherman. so, now we have three major figures. john sherman then goes to garfield and says -- garfield, will you be my campaign manager? garfield says yes, i would be honored. sherman then decides to resign from the senate in order to devote his full time to running for president. that leaves a vacancy for the ohio senate. now, remembers -- remember voters do not vote for senators state legislators do. state legislators in ohio take the next, james garfield. garfield is the republican leader in the house and the senator elect from ohio, ok? it's going to get better. the republican convention in 1880 takes place in chicago which is still suffering from and showing many of the ill effects from the famous fire. blame then places the nomination conkling gets up and nominates grant, citing him is our former president, the hero of

lane would pass that cost on to you. >> host: it is said your neighbor, john thune is preparing fred upton legislation to overturn the fcc's rulemaking in this area. is this going to extend the uncertainty for years? >> guest: i just think this will be very very hard to overturn and turn this back. but we have to be vigilant. there is no question about that. but i have had colleagues that don't understand what the issue is here. i have heard members of the house get on the floor and say things like i don't know why we need net neutrality look at all of the innovation we have had without it. and you don't have to know anything to get on the floor. that is not a rule. >> host: and finally -- >> guest: you can say whatever you want. >> host: and finally you are the ranking member of the privacy committee. i want to get your thoughts on the issue of privacy on the internet and on potential reenactment of the patriot act. >> guest: well in terms of the surveillance for example, nsa survilance i supported transparency. i think there is a balance you have to strike -- surveillance -- and that is hard to strike between privacy and

lane to the right. he hit a guardrail and another car. nbc 10 talked to friends and neighbors in princeton about the legacy nash leaves behind. >> john nash's colleagues say his flight into newark arrived so early on saturday that instead of waiting for his limo he took a cab. police guarded the unassuming house that belonged to the unassuming man who won the nobel prize in math. >> he was just very sweet and quiet. you'd never know that he was someone of such importance. >> he didn't talk to many people. >> reporter: john nash's game theory, the use of advanced math maltics to figure out whether things will succeed or fail was called one of the great ideas of the 20th century. >> find a truly original idea. it's the only way i will ever distinguish myself. >> reporter: russell crowe portrayed nash and his struggles with schizophrenia in "a beautiful mind." it was a shock when his colleagues heard about the accident saturday night. >> i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: dr. louis nuremberg had just flown back to the united states with nash after the two received an award in norway. >> we were sitting together chatting over an hour in newark

johns anti antigua. merck alexander polarsky key west florida. tevin lamar porterperry. student engineer, kodiak, alaska. kevin francis deck watch officer, cutter harriett lane virginia. carlos manuel cutter tampa, port smith, virginia. andrew george ratie graduating with honors deck watch officer, cutter sherman honolulu hawaii. his commission will be presented by his father, u.s. coast guard, retired. jonathan alexander ray deck watch officer, st. petersburg florida. connor, christian regan deck watch officer. san juan puerto rico. stephen michael reynolds jr. student engineer cutter spencer, boston, massachusetts. his commission will be presented by his father, u.s. air force national guard. jessica lee richardson. deck watch officer cutter willow, new port rhode island. victor nicholas rosarta, student engineer, seattle, washington. nicholas walsh, rogers graduating with honors, deck watch officer cutter vigorous, virginia beach, virginia. devin francis rodi. deck watch officer, cutter dependable, virginia beach, virginia. her commission will be presented by her sister, lieutenant krista zangel, u.s. coast guard. nicholas javier ramaro. charles ton charl

john kerry will meet with chinese officials in beijing tomorrow. jamie mcentire has more. >> reporter: the source of the tension is a series of islands china has built in some of the world's busiest shipping lanesthe south china sea. here is the fiery cross reef as it appeared last august. by march of this year it was built up enough to support an airstrip with work underway on what appears to be another runway. the u.s. says china is embarking on an ambitious plan that violates the spirit of a 2002 regional agreement. and is a provocative flexing of military muscle. >> china's land reclamation should have a series of potential impacts. these could include long-range radars berthing deeper draft ships >> operator: china's rapid reclamation has alarmed the philippines and vietnam, which have territorial claims in other islands. while the u.s. is concerned the port airstrips, and fuel storage facilities will allow beijing to project power much deeper into southeast asia. the u.s. is struggling how to curve the construction of man made bases. last month, president obama told a townhall event in jamaica, the u.s. thinks china is using its sheer size to muscle aside the philippines and vietnam. >> w