. >> kathy had several major lacerations on her head. we believed to be the weapon was found near kathy's body. the weapon was a fence post, 2, 2 1/2 feet long, we believe. >> although kathy was using her cell phone when the attack occurred, the gfters couldn't find it anywhere near he body. when police check heard cell phone records, they discovered that someone had used her cellphone after the murder. >> one of the calls was a juan sanchez. >> investigators tracked 33-year-old want sanchez to his residence and there they found kathy's cell phone in his possession. but sanchez claimed he found the phone on the jogging path. >> he explained to us that he was riding his bike on the canal trail and he found the cell phone. he decided to use it for his personal use. >> sanchez showed police exactly where he found the phone. remarkably it was just 50 feet from kathy's body. >> there was only one individual in our mind who could have had that cell phone and that would have been the individual who attacked kathy. >> but sanchez denied he was t

. >> she has lacerations to the neck. her scalp was torn. luckily the dog didn't get a hold of the ear. >> he's a loving dog. >> she doesn't think blue is vicious, scott decided to have him put down. >> any dog, once tasting blood you have to put them down. because they're unpredictable. >> anything you want to say to people? let them know you're okay? >> she has some staples but her ear is okay. she's expected to make a full rye coverry. >> we have breaks news in san jose. sky 7 is live over a fatal crash in san jose. police say two people were inside. one died sadly. we're not sure of the other. it happened at intersection of north 1 street and tasmin drive. vta suspended light rail service in the area. police figure out how this map happened >> three san jose state university students charged with a racially motivated bullying of a dorm mate have been ex-pelled from the university. the university extended suspension of a fourth student. the fourth student accused of toermenting their black roommate for week was racial slurs and physical v

she suffered neck fractures and laceration to her neck arms and legs. >>> the attorney for the dodgers says giants fan brian stowe partially responsible for starting the fight that left him permanently disable. stowe was beaten by 2 dodger fans outside dodger stadium on opening day in 2011. earlier this year those men were sentenced to prison. stowe is suing the dodgers and former team owner claiming the team did not provide enough security that day. but the team says it employed the largely east opening day security force in its history. stowe mother says the 2 men who were drunk should have been kicked out earlier. >> i do hold the dodgers responsible for not having proper security f.if they had removed those two gentlemen at the 2nd inning, we wouldn't be sitting here today. >>reporter: stowe is 45. his attorney says caring for him for the rest of his life could cost 50 million dollars. >> hidden cash movement going globe. after can i going off last week in the bay area the twitter if he number no hidden cash moved to l.a. leaving envelope of cash for a new crowd. now there are copy

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she suffered neck fractures and laceration to her neck arms and legs. >>> the attorney for the dodgers says giants fan brian stowe partially responsible for starting the fight that left him permanently disable. stowe was beaten by 2 dodger fans outside dodger stadium on opening day in 2011. earlier this year those men were sentenced to prison. stowe is suing the dodgers and former team owner claiming the team did not provide enough security that day. but the team says it employed the largely east opening day security force in its history. stowe mother says the 2 men who were drunk should have been kicked out earlier. >> i do hold the dodgers responsible for not having proper security f.if they had removed those two gentlemen at the 2nd inning, we wouldn't be sitting here today. >>reporter: stowe is 45. his attorney says caring for him for the rest of his life could cost 50 million dollars. >> hidden cash movement going globe. after can i going off last week in the bay area the twitter if he number no hidden cash moved to l.a. leaving envelope of cash for a new crowd. now there are copy

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one of the victims was pregnant and one saw the unborn baby's head and arm visible through a laceration on the woman's belly. she then helped deliver that child. >> there was no one else on the road but us. h we stopped and assisted the people. >> without her actions both lives would have been lost. so today on behalf of the texas department of publi safety we want to recognize ms. wolnick. the mother died later at the hospital. >>> well, a highly decorated navy seal has taken on a new mission. >> she exposed a new case of stolen valor. >> and now a story you will only see on abc news. >> i investigated other cases before wearing medals you didn't earn and don't deserve, claiming to be a navy seal when you are not. it is an insult to real navy seals and anyone who served in any branch of the military. it is also illegal. >> some resulting out of a plane during the navy seal training. he served 20 years during a stint with the counterterrorism unit. he was often the first one through the door on hundreds of raids in iraq and afghanistan and became a team leader, a senior chief. >> you ca

she suffered neck fractures and laceration to her neck arms and legs. >>> the attorney for the dodgers says giants fan brian stowe partially responsible for starting the fight that left him permanently disable. stowe was beaten by 2 dodger fans outside dodger stadium on opening day in 2011. earlier this year those men were sentenced to prison. stowe is suing the dodgers and former team owner claiming the team did not provide enough security that day. but the team says it employed the largely east opening day security force in its history. stowe mother says the 2 men who were drunk should have been kicked out earlier. >> i do hold the dodgers responsible for not having proper security f.if they had removed those two gentlemen at the 2nd inning, we wouldn't be sitting here today. >>reporter: stowe is 45. his attorney says caring for him for the rest of his life could cost 50 million dollars. >> hidden cash movement going globe. after can i going off last week in the bay area the twitter if he number no hidden cash moved to l.a. leaving envelope of cash for a new crowd. now there are copy

one of the victims was pregnant and one saw the unborn baby's head and arm visible through a laceration on the woman's belly. she then helped deliver that child. >> there was no one else on the road but us. h we stopped and assisted the people. >> without her actions both lives would have been lost. so today on behalf of the texas department of public safety we want to recognize ms. wolnick. the mother died later at the hospital. >>> well, a highly decorated navy seal has taken on a new mission. valor.exposed a new case of >> and now a story you will only see on abc news. >> i investigated other cases before wearing medals you didn't earn and don't deserve, claiming to be a navy seal when you are not. it is an insult to real navy seals and anyone who served in any branch of the military. it is also illegal. >> some resulting out of a plane during the navy seal training. he served 20 years during a stint with the counterterrorism unit. he was often the first one through the door on hundreds of raids in iraq and afghanistan and became a team leader, a senior chief. >> you can shoo to your

gamboa suffered lacerations to her neck, arms, legs and a torn ear and neck injuries. was released from the hospital yesterday. >>> now, to a health alert about measles. there have been 288 cases so far this year, the most since the virus was eliminated in the u.s. back in 2000. the biggest outbreak is among the amish in ohio. many of them were unvaccinated and got the measles during a trip to the philippines. abc's dr. richard besser says vaccination is the key. >> i talked to the cdc about this. and they're very concerned. there's two things they want everyone to do. if you're an adult and you are traveling overseas, make sure you've had at least two doses of measles vaccine. if you're unsure, get the vaccine again. it's safe. for everyone here, make sure you and your children are vaccinated fully and on time. >> and dr. besser says measles is not just a nuisance. it can be deadly. before vaccinations began in the early 1960s, measles sent 48,000 americans a year to the hospital. about 500 died. >>> the government has announced new and tougher laws on tanning beds us

people could point to that and say oh, you said there's going to be 200 something parking spaces and lacer on somebody decides they don't want a parking garage in there. comment, not a question. i'd like to entertain a motion unless we have questions or comments. continuing. >> i will move that we approve the schematic designs for the artist's studios. >> i'll second. >> madam secretary, please call the role. roll. >> commissioner ellington. >> yes. >> commissioner mondejar. >> yes. >> commissioner singh. >> yes. >> commissioner [inaudible]. >> johnson. >> no. >> the vote is three is, two nays. thank you very much, that passes. >> the next agenda items have 5g and e which will be called together with a single staff presentation. item 5g, adoption of a ordinance levying the taxes [inaudible] and san francisco, community [inaudible] district number 7 [inaudible] improvements and rescinding ordinance number 12008 [inaudible]. action 5e adoption of an ordinance levying special taxes within the redevelopment say general say in san francisco, community facilities district in your opinion 8, phas

one of the victims was pregnant and one saw the unborn baby's head and arm visible through a laceration on the woman's belly. she then helped deliver that child. >> there was no one else on the road but us. h we stopped and assisted the people. >> without her actions both lives would have been lost. so today on behalf of the texas department of public safety we want to recognize ms. wolnick. the mother died later at the hospital. >>> well, a highly decorated navy seal has taken on a new mission. >> she exposed a new case of stolen valor. >> and now a story you will only see on abc news. >> i investigated other cases before wearing medals you didn't earn and don't deserve, claiming to be a navy seal when you are not. it is an insult to real navy seals and anyone who served in any branch of the military. it is also illegal. >> some resulting out of a plane during the navy seal training. he served 20 years during a stint with the counterterrorism unit. he was often the first one through the door on hundreds of raids in iraq and afghanistan and became a team leader, a senior chief. >> you c

she saw a laceration on the woman's abdomen and her baby was already coming out. she reacted. >> it was a shock. you do what you can with what you have. i had someone's shoe lace and some basic knowledge, and having had children yourself, it doesn't scare you. >> the baby survived, but tragically, her mother did not. the toddler and the children's father suffered minor injuries. here's a photo from yesterday's tribute. texas law enforcement officials flew out to give her that award. >> just astonishing. >>> here's something to think about, as the weather heats up, we're heading towards summer very quickly and kids of course running to the water to cool off. >> in florida, two children were shocked while in a swimming pool for real. terrify thing incident caught on camera. the girl highlighted here gets an electric shop when she touches that metal rail in the pool. now, the man there, dragged her out of the water. the girl's brother also shocked. officials say a wiring connected to an underwater light was faulty. fortunately, they will be okay. but terribly, terrib

one victim was severely injured and pregnant and she could see the woman he mernling from a laceration across the woman's abdomen. she delivered the baby and the mother died in the hospital. a texas lawman says if it were not for her, the baby would have lost its life as well. >> make the decision to help, not help. there is no one else on the road but us we stopped. >> today, we want to recognize her with a director award. >> she says she has four kids and her instincts just kicked in. >> imagine, she's grief stricken. >> severe weather. hail stones have been calling tonight in denver >> fast food justice. pro testers commanded justice at corporate headquarters of mcdonalds. >> if you ever dreamed of living in a million dollar home, where to turn a lot more still to come. [ male announcer ] now get more of what you deserve. visit your local benjamin moore dealer today and get $50 off every $250 purchase. visit your local benjamin moore dealer today tillamook marionberry pie ice cream right nows i'll explode into creamy happiness. wha? oh. tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it'

this photo shows lacerations on his cheek and ear. investigators say the man went after the 11-year-old boy for having picked on his 9-year-old son. >> my child said he doesn't know his sovenlt that they ride the bus together. that is it. >> school officials say the driver interveneed and stopped the attack but didn't alert the staff the principal says she learned from the child himself. >> i saw he did have a scratch on his face i called the police. >> it wasn't crying when he came to my office. >> his bail is set at $50,000 he was drunk. it's probably reason for part of the behavior. he explained he felt it's the right thing to do to confront the youth he felt were responsible for that. >> as for the bus driver, he was filling in and will no longer be subbing for that route. not only are parents not allowed to enter school buses the company says drivers are supposed to report incidents immediately. >> an oakland mother arrested today accused of attacking a 9-year-old girl with a hammer inside of her child's school. police say she vo

this photo shows lacerations on his cheek and ear.estigators say the man went after the 11-year-old boy for having picked on his 9-year-old son. >> my child said he doesn't know his sovenlt that they ride the bus together. that is it. >> school officials say the driver interveneed and stopped the attack but didn't alert the staff the principal says she learned from the child himself. >> i saw he did have a scratch on his face i

. >> she has lacerations to the neck. her scalp was torn. the dog didn't get a hold of the ear. >> he's a loving dog. >> she doesn't think blue is vicious, scott decided to have him put down. >> any dog, once tasting blood you have to put them down. because they're unpredictable. >> anything you want to say to people? let them know you're okay? >> she has some

this photo shows lacerations on his cheek and ear. investigators say the man went after the 11-year-old boy for having picked on his 9-year-old son. >> my child said he doesn't know his sovenlt that they ride the bus together. that is it. >> school officials say the driver interveneed and stopped the attack but didn't alert the staff the principal says she learned from the child himself. >> i saw he did have a scratch on his face i called the police. >> it wasn't crying when he came to my office. >> his bail is set at $50,000 he was drunk. it's probably reason for part of the behavior. he explained he felt it's the right thing to do to confront the youth he felt were responsible for that. >> as for the bus driver, he was filling in and will no longer be subbing for that route. not only are parents not allowed to enter school buses the company says drivers are supposed to report incidents immediately. >> an oakland mother arrested today accused of attacking a 9-year-old girl with a hammer inside of her child's school. police say she vo

one victim was severely injured and pregnant and she could see the woman he mernling from a lacerationcross the woman's abdomen. she delivered the baby and the mother died in the hospital. a texas lawman says if it were not for her, the baby would have lost its life as well. >> make the decision to help, not help. there is no one else on the road but us we stopped. >> today, we want to recognize her with a director award. >> she says she has four kids and her instincts just kicked in. >> imagine, she's grief stricken. >> severe weather. hail stones have been calling tonight in denver >> fast food justice. pro testers commanded justice at corporate headquarters of mcdonalds. >> if you ever dreamed of living in a million dollar home, where to turn a lot more still to come. female narrator: through monday, get 36 months through monday, get 36 months interest-free financing and save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic, but this special financing offer ends memorial day at sleep train. >>> san jose intern

. >> the girl suffered lacerations and her ear is okay. >> i am sorry this happened to the little girl. >> carla scott says the 2-year-old dog will be euthanizeed and she offered to pay the girl's medical bills. >> back now to breaking news at 4:00. one person is dead and a second suffered major injuries after a two car accident in north san jose. a family of four in the second vehicle was not hurt. the investigators say one car appears to have been speeding prior to the crash. >> three white san jose state students charged with bullying their black roommate have been ex-pell ready from the university a fourth student had his suspension extended. all four accused of tormenting their door mate for weeks through physical violence and racial slurs. >> operators of 13 massage parlors have been arrested and charged with crimes. the da announced culmination of a six-month investigation today that included local, state and federal authorities. 18 business operators arrested in this sting, accused of running brothels out of massage parlors and foot spas. officers found guns and illegal marijua

. >> the girl suffered lacerations and her ear is okay. >> i am sorry this happened to the little girl. >> carla scott says the 2-year-old dog will be euthanizeed and she offered to pay the girl's medical bills. >> back now to breaking news at 4:00. one person is dead and a second suffered major injuries after a two car accident in north san jose. a family of four in the second vehicle was not hurt. the investigators say one car appears to have been speeding prior to the crash. >> three white san jose state students charged with bullying their black roommate have been ex-pell ready from the university a fourth student had his suspension extended. all four accused of tormenting their door mate for weeks through physical violence and racial slurs. >> operators of 13 massage parlors have been arrested and charged with crimes. the da announced culmination of a six-month investigation today that included local, state and federal authorities. 18 business operators arrested in this sting, accused of running brothels out of massage parlors and foot spas. officers found guns and illegal marijua

off netflix she had five broken ribs, a could lacerated liver and her feet were so badly broken theyshe started rehab this week. los alamo national laboratory now know the cause of february's radiation release from its new mexico underground nuclear waste dump. the lab told regulators they link the leak to waste containers that are packed with organic cat litter to absorb moisture. getthe 55-gallon barrels have containers and moved to an isolated area. they are being monitored 24 hours a day for any change in temperature, smoking or other abnormalities.bc-us-- nuke repository-radiation volunteer organization "city year" is celebrating a tsks quarter-century in boston. and to celebrate, the team of tutors and mentors were joined by former president bill clinton at the boston pops. clinton accepted the city year legacy award in honor if if if staffs half fifth half to of his long-time support of the organization and his south africa. yet city year deploys nearly three-thousand members to serve as role models in more than 250 high-poverty, urban schools nationwide. your sports highlights.

there was a laceration on her right eyelid. what had caused that? and why were 50 prescription painkillers found in her jeans pocket? in her purse sitting prominently on top were two empty pill vials made out to jeremy. >> there's too many things that didn't add up. i mean, it was just an odd thing. >> the emts kept working on michelle, but there was little hope because the shot severed her spinal cord. after about 25 minutes, they declared michelle o'connell dead at the scene. jeremy was placed in the deputy's car where he gave his first statement on the shooting death. >> i keep the door open. i saw her feet. i ran. [ crying ] >> and the blood coming out. i just grabbed her hand. >> the house was sealed as jeremy's fellow deputies headed out to inform michelle's family about her death. one of the first to hear the awful news was michelle's brother, sheriff's deputy scott o'connell. >> your sister michelle has passed away. we believe it's suicide. i was in disbelief. shortly thereafter, they asked me to break the news to my mom. >> i asked to go se

the baby's and one of her hand was pro trouded out of the laceration that she had to her abdomen and the baby was crying which was unbelievable and wonderful. >> well, sadly, the mother did not survive, but the baby did. she says she thinks the baby is a miracle and she hopes to be able to visit the little girl some day. >> wow. just incredible. >>> another rescue of a baby, this one in southern china. >> we should warn you, you may find this cctv video shocking. a 1-year-old wandered out of his apartment window two floors up. a vendor working across the street noticed and ran over. they're standing there. wow. hoping the baby wouldn't fall but as you can see it did. oh, my goodness, what a catch. >> that vendor, the hero, his name is mr. li. he did catch the baby. got him back to his mother as well. witnesses say they think the baby was afraid of a thunderstorm and wandered out to find his mother. you see people trying to put things down there just in case he drops the baby. there's rain. his arms are wet. thank goodness he was able to save that baby from what would have been a horr

worse for wear, yeah, he got facial lacerations. only person he wanted at the hearing was reporting officer gunman, that's the only person he wants there. he doesn't want nobody investigated. so that's it on that, however, samuels wants somebody investigated. so i'm going to go up there and get these guys out on the tier, right? >> 227. >> 227? >> oh, yeah. >> samuels is up there being charged with battery on an inmate, right? and he wanted me to ask you what did you see? >> i didn't see nothing. i was on -- all i seen when i looked to the side, all i heard was :officer get down," and the dude was already on the ground. >> you didn't see anything at all? >> i didn't see nothing at all. >> all right. remember that fight on the yard last friday? >> what about it? >> inmate samuels upstairs has been charged with battery on an inmate. he said that you was on the yard and he wanted me to ask you, what did you see? >> i seen a dude hit him. why? >> okay. what dude hit him? >> whatever dude. >> the other one, edwards? >> yeah. the one on t

so you should have some gauze to put a bandage on many lacerations. gerri: okay, that sounds great.you're flying or driving and what you need to think in mind when you travel? >> you comply with your pet, some small dogs are allowed in the cabin. it's one of those things that if you can avoid going with your pet, then try to do so. >> when you take them? >> make sure you assess any health problems they have. you have that health certificate, and there are certain lines you have to go through as well. gerri: what else you have remapped. >> if we don't have to medicate them, we would rather not. gerri: everyone wants to travel with their pets, obviously. any words of wisdom? >> there are some great pet friendly hotels even look up. some say we want your pets and we want your business. take your medical records in case something goes wrong. gerri: that is more than i ever would've thought of on my own. thank you so much for coming on the show. connie, you are cute and i have to touch you. all, what a cutie. okay, by "two cents more" is coming up next. and a man is suing $4 million and

she suffered lacerations to her neck, arms and leg, a torn ear and neck injuries.eleased from the hospital yesterday. >>> the first time in 52 years, there are two champions in the scripps national spelling bee. here we go. 14-year-old sriram hathwar of new york and 13-year-old ansun sujoe of ft. worth, texas. they entered a final riveting showdown after nearly exhausting the 25 championship words. >> okay. >> whatever. however you say it. just spell it. >> f-e-u-i-l-l-e-t-o-n. >> correct. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow, oh, wow. the two boys became the fourth co-champions in the spelling bee's 89-year history and the first since 1962. they will each take on a trophy and $33,000 in cash prizes. wow, oh, wow. >> you hate to see one lose when they get this far. it is great. >> wonderful for them and their families. you know how nowadays any kid that plays a sport every kid goes home with a trophy. you are like oh, come on. this time they both worked hard for it. >> both will be able to put the money towards college. the winning word, by the way, feuilleton. you know

he received lacerations to the back of his neck, along with several puncture wounds. >> the evidencelected on the scene was later used to help build a felony case. while this particular incident happened inside the prison, many assaults typically occur outside on the yard. but in recent years, prison officials have implemented changes to make the yard safer. >> in order to try to hold down the large-scale incidents, we exercise either one building at a time or worker groups in a group. so even though they may be of a different group, if they are all in the same housing unit, we found that that drops the level of violence and maybe promotes a little bit more group understanding. it doesn't stop it entirely. >>> here is what's happening. more than a dozen fire crews near oklahoma city are battling several massive grass fires fueled by winds. destroyed thousands of acres, destroyed homes and threatening many more. a 77-year-old pilot dead after an air show at travis airport saturday. his biplane crashed during an acrobatic maneuver. no one on the ground was hurt. more in an hour. >>> as

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these types injuries, talking about the laceration of a vessel, so if you're able to get in and repairw the body down, as they saw in these pigs, there was no impairment. so i this really works it's really dramatic. >> it's hard to check the pig's brain -- >> right. subtle things you may not be able to detect but the study did not see impairment. so imagine for soldiers, not just people back here on the home front. it could mean a lot. >> from car accidents to the battlefield. >> exactly. >> when might we see it? >> i would suspect -- if they have really good outcomes you might see it quickly. if youer going to start saving lives, anytime you have something that makes that type of impact you see the fda clearing it quickly. >> dr. ash, thank you very much. >>> american heroes sharing their stories of the flag they care evidence -- cared into -- carried into battle honestly, the off-season isn't really off for me. i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has b

the dinner brings together the worlds of hollywood, politics, and media for a night of self-laceratingama paid particular attention to his republican colleagues in congress. >> these days the house republicans actually give john boehner a harder time than they give me. which means orange really is the new black. but i have not given up the idea of working with congress. in fact, two weeks ago senator ted cruz and i, we got a bill done together. and i have to say, the signing ceremony was something special. got a picture of it, i think. >> but the star turn came from someone who wasn't even at the dinner. vice president joe biden who teamed up with "veep" star julia louis-dreyfus for what was hands down the best vice presidential buddy film of all time. ♪ >> what? what the hell are you doing? >> come upon. >> yellow? seriously, yellow? >> get in the car. >> oh. >> hey salina, hi joe. >> a wwhat are you doing here? >> getting my tattoo done. >> bring it on. >> oh, yeah. bring it on. >> if the whole presidential thing does not work out for mr. biden in 2016, may we suggest a ray ban spoke

tonight, imagine surviving a car crash that left you with five broken ribs, a broken cheekbone, laceratede you had dropped 100 feet into a ravine. that's what happened to a woman named kristen hopkins who despite those injuries survived for a week without food or water trapped in her broken car, in her crushed car until someone spotted her car and she was finally rescued. we're going to talk to kristen hopkins tonight. those stories and a lot more and the ridiculist at the top of the hour. >> an amazing story of survival. thanks, anderson. we'll be watching for that. >>> a firestorm of controversy touched off by another high profile businessman, another nba owner making a comment on race. >> i mean, we're all prejudiced in one way or the other. if i see a black kid in a hoodie and it's late at night, i'm walking to the other side of the street. and if i'm on that side of the street there is a guy that has tattoos all over his face, white guy, bald head, tattoos everywhere, i'm walking back to the other side of the street. >> so is this just the hard truth as seen by mark cuban, or it is r

she spotted a laceration and saw the baby was already coming out and she quickly reacted. >> you do whatou can with what you had. i had someone's shoe lace and some basic knowledge and having had children myself, that thing doesn't scare you. >> she saved that baby's life. it survived. unfortunately, the mother did not. the toddler and the children's father suffered minor injuries. this is a photo of yesterday's tribute. texas law enforcement officials flew out to give wolnick that award. she was said to be very humble about it. >> right place, right time. >>> giants waking up a little banged up after last night's win in colorado. >> starting pitcher matt cain, you're going to have an mri on your right hamstring. three innings, hitless innings and hamstring strain and we'll know more about the severity of it today. it does appear that reliever santiago casilla also headed to the disabled list. he was trying to beat out a ground ball and he went down in pain and he's helped off the field unable to put any weight on his right leg. he also will have an mri on his hamstring. he reportedly to

. >> he suffers a broken nose, cuts to the mouth and lips, a laceration above the eye, and a head injury> we needed to secure the area and to restrain this person who continued to be combative. >> after two intense minutes of what deputies call fight for life, guerrero finally gives up. >> he said i'm not resisting. i'm not resisting. please don't tase me. >> guerrero is subdued, restrained with handcuffs and taken back into the same holding cell he came out of. a few months after the incident, officer salazar returns to work. >> violence is always present here. you're dealing with the human psyche. you never know what makes a person function or tick. >> alejandro guerrero is sentenced to six years in prison for aggravated assault. that day the sheriff believes guerrero gets his wish. he goes back to jail. >>> in ohio, two women fight to get out of jail. female inmates in a shocking jailbreak. >> i thought it was some kind of movie. i couldn't believe what i was seeing. >> by holding onto the bottom of a moving bus. >> only a stunt person would be able to try something like this. >> july

she did not know the woman she was helping was pregnant, until she saw the baby emerging from a laceration in the victim's stomach. the baby girl survived. but the mother died later at the hospital. she was surrounded by friends and family as she presented with the texas department of public safety directors award for her role it affect efforts brit heroric efforts >> jacqueline: uc the low clouds near the coast line. kind of peeled back after still right back into the the shores so we will have cause overnight fogg temperatures in the '70s and '80s this afternoon with 76 and napa and san mateo, 77 in sunnyvale. for tomorrow it will be sunny in the afternoon and little bit warmer today. the warming trend will continue as we head into the weekend with warm temperatures coming up in just a bit. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> reporter: breaking news in arizona where wild fires are spreading as we speak. these are live images what is being called the slide fire is centered in a canyon between black staff and sedona. flagstaff >> reporter: right now firefighters and police are warni

chin lacerations the back of her neck her skull was torn share scratches on her face likely the dog did not get a hold her ear. it was blood and everything around it. >> : the dog belongs to carla hills was taking the dog out for a walk and the dog saw the kids playing in the neighbor's yard that's when they thought the pound the ball got away from her. >> : i called the police i called the humane society and said to them on not leaving until they get here to take the dog away. i would never leave after my dog acted out. i've never see my dog scene that my dog act like this. he's always playful one a double play on you. the playful to >> : the both agreed is only one thing to do the dog is going to be put down. >> : that all the dog have ripped the opportunity to have that happen again. ever to have that say that. you can never know what dog is thinking it can only anticipate his actions and try to make sure you can't when the accounts. what >> : justin to dogs and bread would have been declared potentially dangerous animals by contra costa l services to apparently got away from their o

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. >> evulsion, laceration, abrasion, fractures. fractures and associated hemorrhages.s. to see this meted out against a trainer, and i cannot fathom the reason, it's shocking. the lawyer for osha asked me what i thought we learned. and i'm sitting in the courtroom and i've got the keltie byrne case file in one hand and dawn brancheau in the other. and they're almost to the day 20 years apart. i'm looking at these two things. my only answer is nothing. in fact, it's not a damn thing. we have not learned a damn thing for something like that to happen 20 years apart. my dad worked as a short order cook. right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned a scholarship to mit. and worked across party lines to get things done. i'm alex padilla. i'll protect voting rights for everyone. and make it easier to start a business. so we create jobs and opportunity for all californians. what should we order? (announcer) alex padilla. secretary of state. could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downl

. >> evulsion, laceration, abrasion, fractures. fractures and associated hemorrhages.as to the main body, to the extremities. to see this meted out against a trainer, and i cannot fathom the reason, it's shocking. the lawyer for osha asked me what i thought we learned. and i'm sitting in the courtroom and i've got the keltie byrne case file in one hand and dawn brancheau in the other. and they're almost to the day 20 years apart. i'm looking at these two things. my only answer is nothing. in fact, it's not a damn thing. we have not learned a damn thing for something like that to happen 20 years apart. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. introducing at&t mobile share value plans... ...with our best-ever pricing for business. there was a boy who traveled

issues and that while i have been speaking today at the stanford and may well be differences of lacerations. stanford stands ready to talk with and work with others who are likewise interested in continually improving experiences. thank you. >> ranking member, members of the committee my views on the ongoing quest. before i do so i would like to make it clear that my comments they are strictly my own. i do not speak for nor do i represent these institutions. i speak only for myself. i graduate from the university of notre dame in 1989 with a bachelor of science degree in biology while a student i played four years of varsity football and a varsity baseball. that transfer from yale university and head of its years of academic eligibility. so i transferred to another than to pursue excellence in the classroom and on the football field. i felt much of an offer me the opportunity to do well in both. the infrastructure was and remains in place to assist student-athletes. i have a daughter who is currently a collegiate student athlete there and have witnessed even further improvements in the prog

she suffered a neck injury and several lacerations but shell fully recover. >>> and as we warm up forlled all sorts of names. george says there's certain times when you can call him certain names. we'll get to that later. as we warm up, here's a performance any rock fan would have loved to have seen. last night in lisbon, portugal, bruce springsteen on stage to play with the rolling stones. cats and dogs living together. they belted out "tumbling dice." one of my favorite stones songs. as the song says, there was fever in the funk house. >> how did that do that. >> i have no idea. and in portugal. an overlap of vacation. >> you were pointing out my 50 cent knowledge. but only you know his secret nickname. >> i do know his secret nickname. i'm reluctant to say it on the air in case he gets mad at me. it's boo-boo. >> there you go. breaking news from dan harris. >> really? >> boo-boo. i have -- i've done two stories on him. got to know him a little bit. if you know him well enough, you can call him boo-boo. >> we should not call him boo-boo. >> you're likely to get a steely, scary glare

. >> he has some superficial lacerations.a minute to make sure this isn't my second victim, to make sure he's okay. and he assures me he's fine, he's fine, just kind of wants to keep going. >> reporter: but then as fred drove, he seemed disoriented. he pulled over, but he couldn't seem to find where leslie fell. >> i start to unload from the jeep. he says, "no, this isn't it." and we get back in the jeep and he continues upstream or uphill. >> reporter: after another stop, they found the right place and hiked toward the creek. >> all of a sudden, i hear yelling and the yelling is coming from downstream. >> reporter: it was the homeowner justin sparks. michael golub took off toward him. he was in a knee-deep pool down below the waterfalls. >> there was mrs. mueller. she's dressed in a lime green jacket. and she's floating face up. he actually found her. i believe he used the word pinned under the log and face down. >> reporter: leslie had no pulse. but golob thought there was still hope that she could be revived. fred had caug

residents >> : severe flooding across the balkans killed more than a dozen people and cost thousands of lacerationse and minds of what had honors landmines buried during the war in the early 1990's officials worried that some could fall boy the black sea so they'll be deploying my hunting scud starting tomorrow. >> : officials in rio de janeiro will not be able to drastically reduce the pollution and one of the blazing sun for a type 61 but again there been held up bay and officials said that previously there would be able to reduce pollution and about 50%. ellis said environmental secretaries asking for more money and says that the current investment rate will take more than a decade to reduce pollution there. it's questionable the tune more facilities is doubtful for raw sewage and garbage. >> : rejected a referendum that would produce or ties minimum wage up the minimum wage or the equivalent of $24.70 an hour. government business leaders criticizing the proposal to address switzerland cost even higher. china has support militant group is possible for deadly attack on train station last month ne