wabc's josh einiger has more. >> reporter: in mere moments, this quiet holiday afternoon was consumed by chaos and carnage. >> honestly the gruesomest thing you've ever seen. >> reporter: after an out-of-control cab launched onto the sidewalk mowing down pedestrians, their mangled bodies pinned underneath. >> a remarkable scene took place. about 15 to 20 new yorkers attempted to pick that cab off these women. >> there was no brake marks on the ground. >> reporter: marcus was among the crowd of new yorkers seen here working together to free one of the women pinned by the cab. both tourists, they were suffering grievous injuries. >> the lady that was in the front of the car, that lady was really, really under the car. even though maybe we started moving it, but definitely wasn't a one-man job. there was a team and thank god for those people. >> reporter: police say the cab driver had been turning and did have the right of way when a man on this city bike rode into his path causing a collision. cops believe the cabbie then panicked and hit the gas instead of the brake sending the taxi ro

bans currently in effect provide an exception when the life of the mother is at risk reporter josh einiger is at the supreme court in washington with the latest reaction. now's the time to act with courage and conviction and daring they masked in front of the supreme court for a second straight day venting their anger at yesterday's bombshell from within the heavily fortified temple of american law samuelito's from new jersey he wrote this opinion. he's a radical extremist who's out of touch with 90% of this country the first of two opinions upheld a restrictive abortion law in mississippi, the second went even further and overturned roe v wade, which 50 years ago. clarified abortion as a constitutional right now each state can devise its own abortion law 13 of them had already passed so-called trigger laws designed to take effect when this day ever came, oklahoma is indeed. the most pro-life state in the nation and we hope that that other states will follow our lead. i don't want to live in a country where you know in one state i'm free. and another state i am being. by my state that's in

bans currently in effect provide an exception when the life of the mother is at risk reporter josh einiger at the supreme court in washington with the latest reaction. now's the time to act with courage and conviction and daring they masked in front of the supreme court for a second straight day venting their anger at yesterday's bombshell from within the heavily fortified temple of american law samuelito's from new jersey he wrote this opinion. he's a radical extremist who's out of touch with 90% of this country the first of two opinions upheld a restrictive abortion law in mississippi, the second went even further and overturned roe v wade, which 50 years ago. clarified abortion as a constitutional right now each state can devise its own abortion law 13 of them had already passed so-called trigger laws designed to take effect when this day ever came, oklahoma is indeed. the most pro-life state in the nation and we hope that that other states will follow our lead. i don't want to live in a country where you know in one state i'm free and another state i am by my state in jackson, mississi

currently in effect though provide an exception when the life of the mother is at risk reporter josh einiger is at the supreme court in washington with the latest reaction as daylight faded the nation's highest court the sweltering summer heat finally relented tempers were still red hot at the now days long rally. i honestly cried tears of joy. it's been something that we have been waiting for for so long. earlier summon, the crowd were celebrating. it feels pretty horrible. but most here were lamenting friday's landmark opinion overturning five decades of precedent and deeming the choice of abortion no longer a constitutional right and we just went back 50 years in time because of this like rule and it really hurts to 50 years. yeah, and it really hurts me because of that 14 year old because i have fielding travel to the court with her. mom aisha a registered nurse. i feel like the people who you know working there. like and congress they they make the decisions, but they don't know anything about like what's actually going on at the bedside. you need the supreme court is broken and you act