he's guy that need to step up with julien edelman. we will with a message to the patriots fans. and the celtics with a message to the rest of the nba. they don't have superstars but dear fellow citizen, i know what it' s like to buy a house. i know how it feels to be stressed about money. i understand what a scary word "retirement" is, and i can help. because i' m not just a fellow dad, fellow mom, fellow saver, i' m a fellow citizen. who gets up every day and tries her best. just like you. sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne and now time for 7 sports with joe amorosino. >>> if all goes well patriots should enjoy a first round bye in play off and have julien edelman back in time for first game post see on. pay treetsz number one receiver had surgery on his broken left foot today. is now on the mend. edelman tweeting out tonight tough times don't last tough people do. go pats. with edelman out dan amendola role. he was huge on that game winning drive against jie giants three clutch catches a fourth down conversion

, are you okay, julien? >> caller: i'm okay. i'm okay. i'm outside the concert room in an apartment and the police guys are all over me, all around me, so i'm okay. >> julien, be careful. thank you so much for your eyewitness account. julien pearce a radio journalist. christiane amanpour is joining us right now. christiane, what are you hearing? >> pretty much the same as all of you. listening to various media outlets in the last hour or more, i heard the deputy mayor of paris talk and you heard what he said, as well, that this is obviously a massive shock for them. they had known, they had terrible premonitions that after charlie hebdo less than a year ago it might happen again, every city believes that right now with the isis threat and the blow back and yet, he said how could we have thought if it is this, it could have happened so soon and so violently? this far outweighs anything that happened in january at charlie hebdo last january, this past january. it's bigger than 7/7 and it has come as we've seen

julien, good morning. i want to set this up for people. you are actually calling in from a police station where you are being questioned, is that correct? >> yes, t ts is correct. they just want to know what i have seen and give a short description of the terrorists i have seen. >> you were inside that venue for an agonizingly long period of time. i heard you describe seeing the terrorists and hear them reload their weapons. others. have you accounted for your friends this morning? >> all my friends are safe and they are not hurt, hopefully. i lost my friends when the gunshots and they hidden side inside the concert hall. i imagined to escape. >> julien, can you set that scene for us? you are there for a concert when all of a sudden gunshots ring out. did you see the gunmen? were they masked? >> i have seen them. three to four men and masked. they were wearing black clothing. they were very calm. the concert hall was overcrowded. the show was full. we were listening to the band who was playing for 45 minutes when we heard the first gunshot

describe what you saw, what you heard, julien. >> the show was about to end.and was playing for about hon hour and suddenly we heard gunshots coming from behind us and when i looked back, i saw at least two men, unmasked men, maybe three, but the confusion i can't tell you exactly but they were holding assault rifles, ak-47s i'm sure about it and they were firing randomly to the crowd. and so obviously, we all lie down on the floor to not get hurt and it was a huge panic and the terrorists shot at us for like ten or 15 minutes. it was a blood bath. they shot at us and reloaded multiple times. it's actually what i escape because they reloaded basically. i just waited for the time they reloaded to to climb the scene and to hide behind it and i try to help people around me and it was shocking. it was panic. huge panic and so shot at us for 15, ten to 15 minutes. it was long. it was very, very long and the bataclan is not a huge concert room. it's about 1,000 people can gather in it and it was overcrowded. i mean, there were no empty room, it was sold out, basical

. >> julien, can you set that scene for us? you are there for a concert when all of a sudden gunshots ring out. did you see the gunmen? were they masked? >> i have seen them. three to four men and masked. they were wearing black clothing. they were very calm. the concert hall was overcrowded. the show was full. we were listening to the band who was playing for 45 minutes when we heard the first gunshots. at first, we thought it was part of the show. when i looked back over my shoulders, i have seen these men carrying automatic rifles, two through the crowd and to the people shouting and yelling. everybody lying on the floor to try to protect themselves from the bullets. i did exactly the same. i stayed on the floor for about five to six minutes. basically playing dead. many people tried to walk on me and walk on bodies to reach the scene and they were shot at the time. >> julien, the opportunities to escape came when the terrorists were reloading. obviously they would not be reloading at the same time. how did you judge the opp

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julien pierce, thank you for sharing your account with us.am champion, our friend with the weather channel was in paris for a climate conference. he witnessed some of the chaos in the aftermath. sam, tell us what it was like on the streets of paris tonight. >> lester, even before i do that, i want to tell you right behind on the other side as we were coming around to get to the shot right now, there is an armed tactical team on the other side. one black van, a couple of officers with automatic rifles standing guard between two buildings and virtually half a block away there's a cluster of people huddled at a bus stop unable to get a taxi, unable to get anywhere. these pele are just trying to get home. the city's in shutdown, lockdown, as you've been reporting all night long. when we last talked to you and left you, we went on a tour across the city. we left this area, went across the fence, went over to the eiffel tower. we had set up our studio for the climate reality 24 hour broadcast. the eiffel tower has gone dark to honor those who were

julien theron, give me a sense of saint-denis. it now has a bad reputation in terms of what people know since friday 13th. >> yes. it's an area where there's a lot of immigrants. it's not a very wealthy area. there's mainly simple people. but there's also some suburbs, what we call city here. >> the inner city projects, where so many of -- the poorest and the most disenfranchised of the population, are shoved out of sight and have bred too much of petty criminality. these are real issues, right? france is going to have another serious dialogue about how it deals with its majority muslim populations who don't feel, many of them, part of the system. >> we, we should say, a lot of residents work in france and are integrated in the french system, as well. it's not a question of radical religion. >> it's socioeconomic. >> exactly. it's a cocktail between actually misery and no prospect in life and criminality. all those guns come from criminal networks. it means that there's correlations. some of the terrorists have had criminal activi

julien galisson, loved music and traveling, saxophonist, funny, happy and kind.elle rouat, english teacher in paris. "i loved her classes" a fourth grader said. a photograph and a short description of each victim, lives remembered in 140 characters, compiled in a twitter account called en memoire, french for "in memory." >> this is her best friend woarpt it's the work of a group of editors at the new york-based digital media web site mashable. >> it's sort of like a small piece that these people are leaving behind and having an impact on people maybe they would have never known. >> reporter: amanda wills and brian ries crafted these tweets after scouring local news reports and social media posts about victims like 53-year-old frenchman richard rammant. >> he died protecting his wife. he took all of the bullets for her. and i just thought that was, like -- that just says so much about his character. >> this is lola, she was, i believe, the attack's youngest victim. her smile remains etched in our memories forever, from one of her family members. and that just real

is still no baby, no baby janice, no baby julien. maybe we will have all lorayne clearing for the veterans day parade. mike has the details and ines is watching the rose for us. ben: the republican presidential debate, candidates and some fire toward hillary clinton. we will highlight. it was very substantive. juliet: new york's attorney-general says fantasy gambling and it must stop. ben: good morning, i am ben simmoneau. juliet: i and juliet huddy. how is it going. doing some stretches around the house last night, what can i do to get this moving? juliet: anyone have suggestions hatch? ben: we're three days from the due date and we shall see. >> meteorologist: it is clearing up but not soon enough. we can't beat it out. here it is what is going on, showers around the tristate, more of that heavy mist and and we have to run the majority of the tristate. will last all little longer but when it comes to rain totals, so far it may seem like a lot more but it hasn't been all that is 0.65 is what we have seen in a islip, westhampton, a 0

." >> reporter: julien arrived into sfo on a flight from paris, was a few blocks away from the bataclan. he couldn't hear the attack but did see one woman running down the street without any shoes. >> at first i thought she was either crazy or talking about a movie. but then ten minutes later i found it was a real thing on the phone. >> this time it's different. because they shot at anyone. it could have been me, it could have been anyone. it's creating a feeling of terror. >> are you afraid? >> i don't know. i don't know what i'm going to be feeling when i'm back in paris. things have changed. i think it's a milestone. i want to show that i'm a parisian and i am standing, still standing. >> reporter: hary travels back to france tomorrow morning. he will produce his behind the scenes piece on how american media covered the attacks airing later in the week. >> likely when he gets back he'll be seeing head lines such as this. take a look at this, carnage in paris and a wave of terror never seen before. people in france waking up to these front page headlines in today's "liberation" newspa

. >> julien, when you went to the concert, was there metal detectors or anything when you walked in? searched by security? >> nothing. we haven't been searched, body searched, nothing. i just show my ticket. they flash it and that's it. i mean, they didn't look to my bag and didn't look at nothing. security was very poor. honestly. >> and so basically, i mean, the scene you're describing is one basically everybody was laying down on the floor and in the course of ten or 15 minutes, these people were just going around shooting people, executing them point blank. >> yeah. that's the scene that is what happened and hopefully, i was in the front of the -- i was at the front of the scene so i was protected by the bullets but everyone was panicking and trying to escape. so everybody was walking on bodies to try to climb on the scene to get protection and so i said to the people around me just to play dead basically and we waited, we waited for the time they reloaded the gun to climb the scene and to hide ourself, you know, in a small room on the right of the scene but unfortunately there w

police also issued an arrest warrant for a long-time friend of julien squires who they believe is the killer. >> state police investigators followed the evidence that lead them from bridgewater where ms.bortner' s body was found, to dorchester, and onto new hampshire. suzanne: the body of 29-year-old ashley bortner of new jersey was found three weeks ago along railroad tracks in bridgewater, massachusetts. the victim was found in a burning car, wrapped in a blanket, with her hands tied behind her back and to her feet. investigators now think that 43-year-old fernando owens of dorchester killed her, believing she was involved in the shooting death of his son the night before. authorities say that owens and julian squires of manchester are long-time friends. intitially the squires were charged with lying to police and misleading investigators. >> the squires told police they were never in bridgewater that night and that shannon squire denied ever meeting ashley bortner. suzanne: but today those charges were upgraded to accessory after the fact of murder for the role prosecutors say they

. >>> claude julien and the bruins looking to bounce back from a bad loss. bs hosting the wild at the garden. second period, louie erickson throws the puck at the internet and it goes in. erickson again on the power play. he bangs home the rebound. bs up 3-1. in the third, how about a hat trick. erickson will finish the night with david krejci. and bruins win 4-2. >>> despite suffering an unimaginable family tragedy this week, doug flutie will be on hand for the notre dame boston college football game. on wednesday he lost both of his parents to heart attacks. he broke the news on facebook that his mother died within an of a broken heart. flutie will serve as at color commentator for tomorrow's game at fenway park. >>> 4:46. look at the map right now. traffic flows looking -- slows looking good, but as i turn on the radar everything is bright green. shiri will have more detail on the rain coming in, but my today to get to your destination on time. the expressway moving along fine, 93 south and route 1 look good. a look at the zakim bridge where things are mo

and phil lipof talks to julien's about summer vacation. it is monday night at 8:00 followed by kickoff right here on channel 5. bob: to weeks a year we get hit with a heavy dose of rex. seems like fun at first. then it seems like two weeks too many. today's rex talked about why yesterday's rex was little miffed at the new edgeland media. >> i am not real fond right now. its the way it is, man. it is. it is what it is. we now take you to the manning boil in division three north am semifinals. tyler take it up. 79-yards to give mel reece 9-7 lead. the quarterback also had long touchdown run. here it is. hes gone. 64-yard. add a 12-yarder with four minutes to go to sale the deal. melrose wins 20-7 and headed back to the super bowl against dartmouth are or miltonp who play tomorrow afternoon that is a look at sports. >> thanks, bob. j.c.: otherwisephone as anthony. phil: all right. what are we flashing world to the weekend? heath peete listen, you know, when you consider the time of year, last year, j.c., are you brought it up. there was sugar

julien and shannon squires are accused of lying about their whereabouts on the day the victim was last seen. sean: dozens of people turned out in alexandria in memory of a little boy whose death has been ruled a homicide. investigators say shawn "s.j." sylvester died from blunt force trauma to the head. yesterday would have been his first birthday. erin: a franklin man convicted in a human trafficking case that involved a 14-year-old girl has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. william shine tried to sell the girl to a man without realizing police informant. kevin: partly sunny with a s early this morning. tomorrow. almost nothing but sunshine. continuing out through thursday, the beginning of a warming trend. we cool off much closer to the erin: thank you so much. coming up next on "good morning america," the latest on that developing story out of turkey. the country says that it shot down a russian warplane overnight on the border with syria, claiming it violated turkish airspace and we are getting word that a pilot has been killed. sean: we are hearing that nato will have a meetin

dallas right there number 3 claude julien emphasizing more start, it's working. >> sometimes many change game plan a little bit. you can get some new faces in the room. sometimes they need time to adjust. we stuck with. playing the same way, we're getting the job done. we expected to have a little bit of. we all work on what we had to and, we're committed to playing system that's working. >> what a play. what a play. he. wow. all right marcus smart with an early nomination for play of year unfortunately celtics can't knock down shots right now. they are shooting just 39 percent with only one starter shooting over 40 percent that's big man tyler zeller. just three games into the season though and brad stevens is still experimenting with his first and second units. >> i don't think we're going to have rotations in all of that stuff figured out as early as you'd like. because it's one of those things where we've got lot of equal bats and guys that can really step up and make plays on given night. we're trying to figure oh who does what what they like to do what they don't like. and you know

julien pierson, thank you for sharing your account with us. sam champion, our colleague and friend from the weather channel was in paris for a weather conference. tell us what it was like on the streets of paris tonight. >> reporter: before i do that, i want to tell you that on the other side of the ark of triage, there is an armed tactical team on the other side. with one black van, a couple of officers with automatic rifles standing guard between two buildings and virtually half a people huddled around a bus stop, unable to get a bus stop, unable to get anywhere. when we last talked to you, we went on a tour across the city, we left this area, went across the senge. our studio for to the 24-hour broadcast, the eiffel tower began black to honor those who were killed in the mass shootings and the entire area oh, so quiet. i want to choose the words carefully just to tell you that the streets are silent. there are very the few cars that moved through, earlier in the evening, there would be clusters of emergency vehicles going through town, the

. >> it is unclear if and when julien julianne and his mother will reunite. is okglad he's okay after a of these years. >> a quarter past the hour. a warning for stocking stuffs beware of laser pointers because this x-ray was taken after a boy burned both of his retinas by quickly shining a laser pin in his eye. the burns caused ir reversible eye sight damage we are told. doctors surging parents to supervise children saying laser pointers and pens are not toys. a health warning for pregnant woman. new research shows nearly half of pregnant mothers in the united states where gaining too much weight while kaur reing their child. it poses dangers during delivery. it increases childhood obesity. you should again 25-35 pounds while pregnant and exercise lightly at least 2 and a half hours a week to combat excess weight gain. >> putting your bed to early can help improve sanity. ♪ >> stewed de shows kids who fall asleep before 8:30 are not only healthier their parents have better mental health, too. bedtime is more important than the number of hours actually spent

counselor to figure out what was wrong she discovered that he had been reported missing years ago julien do not know if they've seen each other yet is that has been arrested for the absorption she said that his biggest concern is making sure it is still use his good grades and act score to get into college. >>james: she is facing a felony charge this morning they said that kirsten head to toe your voice and to walk into marina middle school on wednesday she faces one count of driver and then flows to great bodily injury and two counts of child endangerment they are still in hospital this when investigators say they're for teacher was driving under the influence at the time. >>darya: it was a packed house to jackson said the school board meeting were the talk about it parents and teachers to try to figure out how they will get enough money to keep the school opened the management company for the schools suddenly dropped out last month live in the school with a lot of that still the seventh there were written and just about the possibility of this school clothes and. >>darya: they have unt

claude julien named and assistant for team canada at next years's world cup. skating two men down, karlson makes them pay. the bruins lose 4-1 falling for the first time on the road this season. washington coach jay gruden throwing high praise rob gronkowski's way saying he's like a great basketball player, he's going to get his points. you have to make sure they don't kill you. a compliment that was music to gronk's ears. >> so i got a 3-point shot, power and quickness? i'll take the seth curry, lebron combined. i love playing basketball. it was fun playing in high school. i was the number one dunker. i packed the house. i had to throw down deny jams ever game. >> i believe it. baseball free agency begins at 12:01 a.m. on saturday and the red sox expected to go after high end starting pitchers. red sox fans are holding their breath. i'm joe amorosino, have a great day. >> jadiann: next at 5:30. sharing her story, hear from the massachusetts woman behind the wheel of this wild wreck. >> christa: somerville police duty. making her city proud. >> jadiann: on the

julien and shannon squires are accused of lying about their whereabouts on the day the homicide victim was last seen. the body of the 29-year-old new jersey woman was found burning near some tracks in bridgewater, massachusetts, on november 3. investigators say the squires admitted to being with the victim earlier in the day, but then lied about their whereabouts later on. they are both due back in court next month. let' s take you outside. a cold start to the day. 19 degrees, well below freezing. kevin: cold enough for snow in that direction. farther back to the west, light snow and snow showers going on through burlington and plant berg. -- and plattsburgh. the rest of us, fair skies until the next system arrives sometime later friday evening. temperatures have all in all. back into the teens and 20' s early. 30' s to lower 40' s. a big difference today will be a light breeze. no gusts over 25 miles per hour. temperatures slide back again tonight. tomorrow, almost full sunshine for the busy travel day. will inch up. s for chilly start. warmest of the days will be ahead of the front.

. >> julien, when you went to the concert was there metal detectors? were you searched by police? >> nothing, nothing, we haven't been searched, nothing, i just showed my ticket and they flashed it. that is it. they didn't look at my bag or look at nothing. security was very poor, honestly. >> and so -- basically, i mean, the scene you're describing is one where basically everybody was laying down on the floor and in the course of ten or 15 minutes, these people were just going around shooting people, executing them point blank? >> yeah, that is what happened. and hopefully, i was in the front -- i was by the front of the scene, so i was some kind of protected by the bullets. but everybody was panicking, everybody was trying to escape. so everybody was walking on bodies, trying to climb on the scene to get protection. and -- so i said to the people around me just to stay down and hi hide, play dead basically. and we waited for the time they reloaded the gun to climb the scene and to hide in a small room off the right of the scene. but unfortunately there was no escape. that room w

. >> julie: child missing for 13 years, julien hernandez disappeared in 2002 when he was five years old. police believe he was taken by doctor in custody dispute and they were found in ohio where they were living under assumed names and high school guidance counselor tipped off police after discovering that a social security number listed on college application did not match the teenager's names. >>> julie: 9:46 is time and head on out for maps right now. expressway a little bit slow around morrissey boulevard. 93 south waiting for the accident to clear on 128 southbound right around wynn street as you approach burlington and 93 slow through medford and into somerville and crawling along the bridge, zakim bridge and leverett connector. here are live drive times, 24 minutes on the pike, cruising because earlier this morning after the accident we were up to 100 minutes. 27 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit for the pike and 43 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. at least through all of that traffic we did have sunshine. if it was rain, don't

cartoonist jean julien blending the eiffel tower with a peace sign, within hours becoming a real world symbol of mourning and support, emblazoned on candles, signs and t-shirts and the u.s. army football team carrying france's blue, white and red flag onto the field. that flag flying en masse on the u2 front man bono was practicing less than three miles away at the time of the attack. >> the cold-blooded aspect of this slaughter is deeply disturbing. >> one of legions of music stars for whom the rock concert massacre hit close to home. >> it's been very hard for me toto get through this show up to this point and not forget about what happened last night. watching all this, it seems that tragedy seems to galvanize our country and our world, in fact, but our prayers, our thoughts go out to those in paris and looking now at places around the world paying tribute to france and her people by showing the blue, white and red of the french flag. we'll be right back. i love you. love you too. one minute. hi. hi dad. you be good. letting go. don't say a word. it's a little easier when you've sav

julien hernandez is now 18, his efforts to get into college tipped off authorities who found him in cleveland, ohio. >>> fox 2 in detroit with a woman who started a massive apartment fire when she was trying to kill bed bugs. she said she turned up the heat, which worked before and doused her floors with alcohol. her oven was on, ignited the fumes and you know the rest. she is sorry and thankful that no one was killed. >>> this is a live look at san francisco. a sunset out there from fox 2, the big story there tonight, police identified the man who attacked four people with a knife yesterday. at the university of california merced campus. faisal muhammed was a freshman at the school, shot and killed by police. a construction worker is being credited with distracting muhammed and saving the life of one of the victims. tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." you gellin'? no tellin' how much i'm gellin'. you gellin'? i'm like magellan, i'm so gellin'. quit yellin' we're gellin'. riigghhttt. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles are so soft they make any shoe feel outrageously

claude julien and the bruins will get a bad bounce back from a loss. erickson throws the puck on net and it goes in. four minutes later erickson again, this time power play tally as he bangs home the rebound. bruins take 3-0 lead. in the third, how about a hat trick, finishes off give and go and bruins go on to beat the wild 4-2 the final score. >>> it is 5:47. good friday morning. let's take you to route 3. things moving along fine from 228 in rockland up to the brain opinion is tree split. as you head from brockton through stoughton and into randolph. the expressway starting to slow down, but the slowest conditions i am finding right around the braintree split. remember those roads are wet today and shiri will be detailing that for us in a moment. our live drive times. 14 minutes on route 3 from 228 to the split. 17 minutes on 24 from 123 to 128. 14 minutes on 95 as you approach 128. fox25 storm tracker weather meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. i thought this was interesting. the rainfall totals you tweeted out since midnight. providence over

what we know right now about julien edelman's future. randy: 6:30 on this monday morning in new england. it is 12:30 this paris, france. you're looking at one of the memorials in paris. these memorials have been growing to honor the 129 people killed in friday's terror attack. there was a moment of silence at the top of hour. emily: the french government is already making bold moves as well as in the middle east to find those responsible for the attacks. we'll have an upgate just ahead. first we check in with cindy and your forecast for the today. gorgeous sunrise. live pictures. the sun is up just in the next minute or two. real pretty with mid- and the temperatures are chilly. the kids will want a heavier jacket out at the bus stop. lots of 30's in the suburbs. should be in the mid 50's as the this afternoon. you can see those clouds are not widespread. they're patchy especially north of boston, but they're creeping in to the city right now. they'll be with us for a time this morning. the temperatures are up lawrence to beverly where i

what we know right now about julien edelman's future. randy: 5:30 on this monday morning. as we look at scenes in paris, france. memorials have been growing all over that city to honor the 129 people killed in friday's terror attacks. emily: the french government is already making bold moves there and in the middle east to find those responsible. we'll have updates ahead. first want to check in with cindy and your forecast for today. cindy: good morning to you. it's a pretty quiet start to start the workweek. the kids will want a heavy jacket. lots of 30's at many bus stops this morning. shedding that jacket for a lighter sweat shirt this afternoon. it will be in the mid 50's with lots of sunshine later this afternoon. starting out though with a little bit of cloud cover here on the north shore. beverly 45. boston 48. you jump jump over the interior. nashua, 34. 29 in orange this morning. 30 in norwood. just 35 taunton. lots of 40's on the cape this morning as well. we're watching a little band of crowds. closing in on boston. otherwise mainly clear skies. high pressure wi

julien edelman is already out at least until the playoffs. and last night aaron dobson and danny amendola both left the field with injuries. but tom brady was quick to say the pats won't be using that as an excuse. brady: we lost a lot of guys. we've lost quite a few guys over the past few weeks. we'll keep on fighting and figure out a win to win. whoever's in there, we have to have confidence in what they're doing. about this moment that had gillette buzzing. number 12 using opposing coach rex ryan's name to call a play. ahead in news to go, the nfl on the defensive again after a inadvertently. we'll have that for you coming. for now at gillette stadium, i'm kelley tuthill, wcvb, newscenter 5. erika: today is marked as the worst travel day of the year. and for good reason. on the road checking on conditions for us this morning. sera: traffic going well on 128 in the lexington-concord area but it will be a lot more different, a lot worse later we usually think of the day before thanksgiving as the on the roads but for boston today is actually

he's been found now, julien hernandez, at 18, was with his father and his father has been arrested and is facing charges of potential child abduction here. jean casarez joins me. i say potential. i think why haven't those charges been slapped on that man? he is in jail. he is facing a very high bond at $250,000. but not for child abduction. >> there's so much to this. he was allegedly abducted out of alabama in 2002. as you said, 5 years old. lived his life at least recently in ohio. and he is now 18 years old. he went to apply to go to college. suddenly, it was discovered by the counselor that his name and his social security number didn't coincide with each other. something was wrong. a school counselor contacted the exploited children. and - it was found out he was on that list. >> he was on the national center's database? >> yes, can you believe that, they were able to track that? we don't know exactly how, we don't know what this little boy, now 18, said to the school counselor. but the father is only charged in ohio now with actually falsifying and defacing the database in ohio t

was chaotic scene just after one o'clock tuesday afternoon here on southbound highway 87 near the julienstreet on ramp. >> reporter:paramedics and firefighters rushing to the aid of three people pulled from the wreckage of a crash that occurred just as the rain was ending. >> captain tim miller/san jose fire dept. -- investigation is still going on now. however, i do believe weather was a factor. again, we are still investigating. it's not yet clear exactly what happened but somehow this van, which as you can see, was heavily damaged after itthe concrete center divide, had gotten tangled up with a much smaller red convertible, which also sustained heavy damage. >> reporter:their occupants suffered major injuries. >>captain tim miller/san jose fire dept. -- to people in critical condition. >> reporter:coincidentally, the crash occurred about an hour later and just a mile south of where an earlier crash involving an upended garbage >> reporter:truck shut down the highway for a time. a garbage truck may also have been involved in the more serious crash but investigators could not immediatel