live in bury tonight, ken mccloud. >> thank you, ken. >>> breaking news right now. a fire truck involved in an suv. we want to get live with jewely >> reporter: the crews just cleared the scene 20 minutes ago. let's get you right in some video. it was oo very serious accident, involving an suv and a fire truck. witnesses tell me, everyone walked away. witnesses say an skshgs -- suv appeared to run a stop sign and the two collided. the suv slipped and the female occupant climbed out of the back. >> went outside and came in and said holy bleep, it's practingly in the house. >> i could hear her in the care. tried to open the car. wouldn't pop open y. and got a flash light. she climbed out the back window. >> reporter: no word on how the female driver is doing. those witnesses tell me the to be okay. >>> an officer is on leave. police cited him for hitting a bicyclist in the road and he was off duty at the time and driving his personal car. >>> now at 11, new battle of the win rr suzeenee. this time it's the mayor of officials. we are live with the story. katy. >> repor

for more on that, let's go to ken mccloud live with the hillary clinton camp tonight. ken. >> reporter: kate, during hillary clinton's first bid for the white house in 2008, the primary polls here in new hampshire showed a guy named barack obama beating her by 8 but clinton wound up winning by 2.5 points. to pull off a similar reversal against sanders would be an even more impressive chore. sanders is a senator from neighboring vermont. he has a strangle he had on young voters and 10 to 30-point lead in polls. clinton has not questioned sanders' adeals, but she and her husband have proposed his fixing unachievable, calling him pipe dreams. while he frames himself as a democratic socialist, she describes herself as a progressive who can get things done. we are outside the field house here at southern new hampshire university. this is where the clinton campaign will be setting up shop tonight. now the secret service is inside doing their customary sweep. >>> ken, thanks so much. the polls are set to close in a little less than an hour, 7:00 in some locations. and then at

. >> reporter: i'm ken mccloud, wbz news. >> stay with wbz and cbs news tonight from results from south carolina and nevada. also, jon keller will break it down for us on the wbz news at 11 tonight with a special focus on what the national results mean for massachusetts voters who head to the polls in 10 days. 13 nits -- states in all hole primaries or cauc-- all primaries or caucuses will hold their voting. >>> and the largest cath wreck church for late supreme court justice scalia. the first lady joined thousands of people paying their respects in front of his casket in the gray hall in the supreme court. the president won't attend today's mass at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. the white house suggests the security detail would be too disruptive. >>> and we have all heard about kanye west's big debt. a local businessman wants to help the rapper dig out, but there is a catch. we'll tell you about it. >> and first, a local hospital races to repair bad damage from a busted pipe. we'll tell you when they expect to reopen. pamela. >> and time to look at m

he will survive and ken mccloud spoke to neighbors in easton. >> bob shovelled his own walk after doing the same for his injured next door neighbor. >> and we stepped up to help out tom. he would be the first to do for someone else. and that is tom. >> reporter: we're tacking about tom o'brian, seen in this cell phone video with his head bleeding and trapped in a car on a manhattan street, after a gigantic construction crane collapsed this morning. >> and we heard the boom and you run to the windows and i see a crane fallling on the street. >> reporter: the 56-story crane buckled and fell as workers were trying to secure it. the counter weight landed atop a desk in a nearby office building. a harvard-educated wall street still, the construction crew saved lives, said the mayor. >> and as they were lowering the crane, they were in fact keeping people away from the site. >> reporter: and tom o'brian, the retired high school teacher, was month three injured and his neighbors watched the video in horror. >> and she was shaken up and had a head injury of some sort. and they had taken him to

. >> ken mccloud, wbz news. >> our coverage will start 8:00 on tuesday on my 38 and then stay with us at 10:00 for a wbz special followed by the news at 11:00. >>> this morning civil rights groups are asking the u.s. attorney's office to investigate claims at boston latin. the boston globe obtained a copy of the report which is signed by groups including the local branches of the naacp and alcu. mayor walsh said he welcomes the review and believes the school is committed to making sure all students feel welcome. >>> police are searching for the man who broke into a woman's home as she was putting her kids down for a nap. >> i heard a big crash and then i opened my bedroom door and i heard foot steps and i said hello and i heard the footsteps run. i don't know. i just went into my bed room. i have one child in my bedroom and one across the hall. >> 33-year-old keith babcock broke in through the rear he only took off with a package from her back porch. a neighbor took down the license plate of his car as he drove away. >>> scary moments for a flight. ahead this morning, a pilot forced t

ken mccloud has more on the legacy. >> from the more he appointed him in 1986 he was a conservative. >> i think they are honest men decide the case fairly and honestly according to their likes. >> reporter: the only son of a schoolteacher mom who coreyed you aim and survivorred nine children. he consisted to let states to. also writing. >> you know, as much as they would say i would still tangle me he was still there. >> agree with them or disagree with them they are all really really good reeds. >> reporter: he taught with >> it was one of the most justices. >> he enjoyed baseball, opportunity -- >> i enjoy what i'm doing. as soon as i don't enjoy it i'm out of there. >> reporter: they were contemplating suing him over access to documents. in the end he was all about the law. >> he loved the law and the institution. he took the work incredibly seriously. he was with the majority there 2000 when they gave the presidential race george bush amid-the ballot debacle. he would also tell people to quote get over it. >>> president obama offering his condolence. he praised him calling him a