this is still just the beginning. >> kruger is awaiting sentencing.e faces up to 25 years to life. >> it is almost torture, like chinese water torture, something like that. i don't know. until you know what's going to happen, you really just -- you can't move forward with your life. so you're basically just stuck in this nothing, you know? >> but now, he has another problem. >> hi, kruger. come on out. stand on the yellow line. go ahead and walk down to my partner. you're going to make a right-hand turn and go to number one. >> all right. >> orange county jail authorities want to question him about allegedly assaulting his cell mate, brandyn scotto. >> told me to come down here. they rolled my cellie up, i don't know what's going on. i'm down here. don't know what's going on. i'm assuming because he got attacked or whatever. but i have no idea. >> since altercations like this rarely result in the filing of new criminal charges, it will be up to deputy grover to determine what happened and how to prevent further problems. >> so what was happening up in

the kruger -- they have gotten so into this they are doing live streaming. in this particular video you will see a livestream that reportedly thousands of people were watching thatte entwent a little bit wron >> oh, that's a big elephant. >> is that the guide right there? his solution is -- >> okay. crocodile dundee. >> listen to him. he does exactly that. >> you're an old lady and i respect you. >> he's kind of whispering. >> you can hear the elephant kind of growling. >> obviously she doesn't like being called old. >> y? so they left the elephant be and decide to go on another path. the elephant is not happy about that either. >> hey, hey, hey, hey, hey! okay. enough. hey! hey! >> the elephant charges right at the vehicle and head butts it. you can hear the metal just creeking and cracking. the screen goes black and this is what happens right after. >> she's opened up the side of the vehicle. more than a sardine can. >> we get a shot of exactly what this elephant did to this vehicle. >> there and there's the other hole. >> wow! >> the tusks just pierced th

this second next best thing videos from kruger national park in south africa. the kruger youtube channel, they've gotten into this they're doing live streaming. you'll see a live stream that reportedly thousands of people were watchin that went a >> okay okay. >> oh that's a big elephant. >> is that the guide right there? his solution is -- >> yeah. >> stop. >> okay crocodile dundee. >> listen to him, he does exactly that. >> you're an odd lady and i respect you. >> he's kind of whispering to the elephant. >> you can hear the elephant growling. >> he doesn't like being called old. >> yeah right. so they let the elephant be and decide to go on another path. the elephant is not happy about that either. >> okay. hey, hey, hey, hey! okay. hey, hey! hey! >> the elephant charges right at the vehicle and head butts. you can hear the metal creaking and cracking. >> hey, hey! >> screen goes black, and this is what happens right after. >> she's opened up the side of the vehicle, well more than a sardine can, more than a can opener. >> we get a shot of exactly what this e

sam ferreira is an ecologist in kruger park well aware of the difficulties of counting elephants from the air. >> imagine an elephant stands under a tree. you fly over it. the elephant is there but it's not available for you to be sampled and you can't see it. >> reporter: to compensate cameras are mounted on each side of the plane the spotters constantly take pictures. after the flight, the photos are downloaded and used to verify what the spotters have reported. using a special program each elephant is highlighted making it much easier to spot those elephants under the trees. >> this verification helps quite a bit. especially when you have large herds that are mixed. when you go by for just a few minutes so the numbers are really well verified when you count it on the computer. right now i missed an elephant on this one. >> it would be extremely difficult if we didn't have this technology available to us to fly aerial surveys over such a vast scale an area that we're covering. >> reporter: wildlife officials with the botswana government are observing and assisting with the count her

aler in forced it a way from kruger.ked back out where it can be handled by keith and blasted back in. it is richards leave it across. joel ward there. tipped on back forny. shaw got there. led it on to kane. around for shaw and we're going to get a delayed penalty against washington. here's seabrook then on to kane. kane taking a look drifting across. got it under. side of the net, banked on for a play to be made behind by seabrook but that's where it's held and we're going to get a boarding called. >> eddie: matt niskanen for boarding on andrew shaw. comes in shaw turns and there you see from behind in the boards. that's what the referee sees. >> mike: the sixth power play for the blackhawks. the capitals have had two. so power play number six in a 2-2 tie with 3:11 to go. sharp able to have this one. then kane. takes a look towards keith. deals it in to toews. toews has sharp, gives it to him. then toews. then sharp. then toews. then kane. dropped it off to toews. blocked off by brooks orpik. orpik able to clear, not

aler in forced it a way from kruger.ked back out where it can be handled by keith and blasted back in. it is richards leave it across. joel ward there. tipped on back forny. shaw got there. led it on to kane. around for shaw and we're going to get a delayed penalty against washington. here's seabrook then on to kane. kane taking a look drifting across. got it under. side of the net, banked on for a play to be made behind by seabrook but that's where it's held and we're going to get a boarding called. >> eddie: matt niskanen for boarding on andrew shaw. comes in shaw turns and there you see from behind in the boards. that's what the referee sees. >> mike: the sixth power play for the blackhawks. the capitals have had two. so power play number six in a 2-2 tie with 3:11 to go. sharp able to have this one. then kane. takes a look towards keith. deals it in to toews. toews has sharp, gives it to him. then toews. then sharp. then toews. then kane. dropped it off to toews. blocked off by brooks orpik. orpik able to clear, not

somebody called me freddy kruger the other day. i was like, how dare you?stafford has been offered clippers several now. today is his last chance to voluntarily trim his nails. >> mr. stafford. how are you today, sir? >> awesome. >> outstanding. remember we talked about those nails, sir? being within a quarter of an inch as per regulations? >> yeah, we talked about it -- >> let me see your nails. >> [ bleep ]. >> they're competing a quarter of an inch. >> you say a quarter of the inch, where is it -- >> in the policy. it's a "d" charge. mr. stafford, i'm going to give you the clippers to cut your nails within a quarter of an inch, okay. failure to adhere to that, i will have to get sog to take care of it. all right? you also will receive extra sanctions for it, sir. do you understand what i'm telling you, sir? >> i'm done now. >> all right. i'm going to open this flap, sir, and give you the clippers. you're not going to do it? >> no. no. where's the rule? because i -- >> all right, sir, we'll take care of it, okay? if you're not going to do it i'll have sog

. >> dennis kruger activity and retired firefighters i see some of the alternative hospitals are going to pick up the membership after sutter is terminates and number of hospitals are for is all i'm wondering through the sale of the hospitals they'll be eliminated as alternative choices for our members and number of the two of the hospitals in the san mateo area i believe i know one for sure has blue shield taken that into consideration that those possibles are sold will they still be alternatives and any other public comment? and is there do you care to respond to many as one the blue shield representatives? >> yes. we do not anticipate any change in the rest of our network configuration as a result of the sale of daughters of charity to prime to that should that happen and we continue to negotiate with all our providers our contracting people are doing this amendment with itch smaller medical groups and hospitals so they're very professional how they go about f that this has which happens to be the biggest to folks in northern california i welcome the opportunity to present any const

. >> reporter: the krugers had done everything the doctors recommend, but the first of two measles shots, almost always effective, wasn't enough to immuneize their 3-year-old. >> he has never been sick, so a stethoscope scared him. >> reporter: their little boy hospitalized, just like 15% of patients in this latest outbreak. >> i had to be really, really strong for him. i was like holding him close to me. on the inside, i'm crying. >> there's not really anything you can do for measles rather than just kind of make them comfortable. >> reporter: benadryl, tylenol and iv fluids helped but except for constant visits from doctors who'd never seen measles. >> they would come in and look at him and look at his rash. the see that even ask if they can take a picture of this. >> reporter: uriah was isolated from almost everyone since the virus is so contagious. in arizona just a handful of patients may have exposed thousands of others to measles in that state where huge crowds are arriving for the super bowl. >> measles can spread in any setting, especially in places where many people are unvacci

rangers at south africa's kruger national park are trying to protect the animals. they exchanged gunfire on monday with three alleged poachers. they say that intruders set equipment designed to cut off horns. investigators believe members of international crime organizations are also involved in the illegal hunting. they say some of them use helicopters and sophisticated weapons. conservationists want authorities to step up cross-border patrols. and they're demanding heavier punishment for the criminals. >>> dry conditions are making it difficult for firefighters to stop a large blaze in south australia. our meteorologist jonathan oh is here to let us know if rain is on the way to change the situation. jonathan? >> hello, gene. yes. this is definitely of some concern. any time we talk about very dry conditions especially for southern hemisphere where we're talking about summer we're also talking about the heat so a combination of heat dry and also windy conditions all those combinations tend to enhance the fire conditions. that is not a good thing. you can see here

a new paper issued by the ride hailing startup and princeton economist alan kruger says uber drivers make about $19 an hour compared to nearly $13 an hour for taxi drivers and chauffeurs which, of course, adds up to a 48% difference in pay. >>> a family friendly event is getting underway at the washington convention center. the washington auto show kicked off today featuring some future isaac cars and -- futuristic cars and a tv celebrity. sadie robertson signed autographs and greeted fans. visitors to the show will get to see toyota's concept car which is the fv2. check that thing out, fancy. the one person vehicle moves with the driver's body movements. the car reads the driver's facial features and emits a light pattern on the car's exterior reflecting the mood of the person, wow, very futuristic, right? >> really? >> your car would be moody. >> yeah. it would be blue. this is a mari here powered by hydrogen gas, so its only emission is water. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now here's wusa9 first alert weather. >> but can those cars predict the weather? >> here's my question if y

urijah kruger's parents thought he caught it at the theme park. >> i had to be really strong for him. like holding him close to me. on the other side i'm crying. >> you're seeing the implications of people who are getting a vaccine and aren't and what that looks like. >> reporter: but if you have been immunized and want to head to phoenix, doctors say game on. the cdc says it wouldn't expect a lot of unvaccinated people to be congregating here at the super bowl and that could partly be because of the demographic. kids too young for the measles vaccine are most at risk and you're just not seeing a lot of infants here in glendale here this weekend. lester? >> halle jackson, thanks very much. >>> a high school student is suspected and accused of planting a sophisticated bomb in a school bathroom. the school in columbia tennessee, was evacuated friday morning after the bomb was discovered. a student stumbled on the device and saw it was attached to a digital counter that was counting down. police requested that we partially blur this image of the bomb. the bomb squad destroyed the threat