. >> thank you, laura fair. i'm a statewide elective with statewide council and would like to thank you for all the work with the council and we are disappointed that the chief did not agree to the amendments that were very strong and we were very appreciative of the board for taking those extra steps to try to make certain that happened. we are verien encouraged that he is very much committed to see the intent of the mou carried out and the provisions become a reality and looking forward to work with the superintendant to make sure that in that mou is shared with staff. the promises of the mou in terms of reducing arrest and citations and disproportionality for our youth that come in contact with police become a reality. we look forward to ensure that those who work on the police department side also become a reality and staff and officers are trained. we look forward to working with everyone who has turned now words on paper and something that is meaningful for our students and makes it better safer plague --

let her wear it let her enjoy t. >> reporter: after a day of enjoying the fair, laura and her family heir way to the concert. the main stage at the indiana state fair was really a giant slab of concrete next to the dirt racetrack, a temporary steel structure had been erected to hold lighting and audio equipment. and a massive tarp hung across it, high above the stage. across the track was the grandstand seating, but roughly 200 people attending the concert that night, like laura and her family, had tickets for the sugar pit, the small dirt area directly in front of the stage reserved for sugarland's most dedicated fans. you were right up close to the stage? >> yeah, you could just put your hand out and touch it. >> reporter: jordan paulette, ten years old at the time, was also in the sugar pit waiting for the concert to start. was the exciting building, waiting for sugarland to come out? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: she had driven up from cincinnati with her older sister, jamie, jamie's cheerleading coach, megan toothman, who was finishing up her masters a degree to be a school psychologis

it's august 13th, 2011, and the band sugarland is about to take the stage at the indiana state fair. laura magjars, her three daughters and her mom are right at the front. 3-year-old maggie, the youngest, is a huge fan of the country music duo. she's even wearing a special tutu for the occasion. but there's a storm system rolling through the area. the sky above starts to look ominous as the crowd waits for the band to take the stage. >> just start seeing dark storm clouds. something told me, get out of here. >> magjars tells her girls to start walking away from the stage. then a large gust of wind violently rocks the rigging. >> and i looked and i could see the beams sway. i picked up maggie and put my arm around the other two girls and i said, run. >> natalie prater and her husband are also near the stage when it starts to buckle. she can hear wires snapping as the stage begins to fall. >> started running and people were just pushing. my husband kept yelling stay standing. stay standing. afraid we were going to get trampled. >> from the grandstand, concert goers watch in horror as the sta

. >> bentley, always on the iphone is known for making his fair share of prank facetime calls, encouraging many of laura'sriends like connie to ignore the ring. but not this time. >> something said i needed to answer this facetime. >> reporter: and it was a good thing she did. >> all i could see was his little forehead. and i was like, hi, bentley. and it was quiet, and then i hear laura screaming. >> reporter: those screams had connie calling 911 right away. and when the fire fighters got there, bentley was at the door to let them in. a true hero for a mom in need. and to think he ran for the kitchen towel, called on facetime and waited by the door. that is a smart 2-year-old. >> really is. amazing. >> a lot of parents are second-guessing the advice to keep the kids away from smartphones. >> and i lecture my sister, get the kids off those screens. >> put them back on. >> save a life. >> thanks, sara. >> and a look at the forecast. meteorologist julie durda from miami affiliate wplg. welcome back. >> thank you so much for having me. we are 11 days away from the official start of spring. with we have that

make fun is like google amazon and starbucks pay up so the next tactic is shame as laura smith explains. this is a fair trade market means that the cocoa in this chocolate is produced in fact conditions in a way that supports smaller farmers the plantation workers coming to a high street near you there's a new mark on the block the fair tax mark displaying itself to the public this business is paying its fair share of tax in the right place at the right time it's transparent and provides accounting data to prove it a couple of years ago you'd have been hard pushed to find a show called the high street that could have displayed the mark top shop vodafone and particularly starbucks were all revealed to be playing the system but along with the economic crisis came the naming and shaming of those high street brands and call for city council felicity is now becoming the name of the game for so much estranged business practices found acceptable over the last decades have come into the public spotlight being shown on them and the public is saying we don't really want it and i think that they have to adapt to

fair game for really substantial totals. if everything works out and you watch this like a hawk. back to you, scott and laura. >> thank you. new very, a cab crashed into a hydrant in san francisco. look at that water six stories in the air. the cab hit the high drand after it was hit by another car. nobody hurt. >> police looking for at least two burglaries following a six-hour standoff. they thought they had the men holed up in a home near ross road. bob is live in palo alto. the owner was able to watch the burglary happen on her smart phone? >> saw video of the two suspects in her home. so did police but there was confusion over that smart phone video. police thinking it was a live feed, hence the stand-off. >> that was police last night surrounding this woman's home on ames avenue ordering the suspects out of the house, after several hours s.w.a.t. made entry to discover the suspects were not inside. they had escaped before the first officer arrived. the mother was returning home from errands with her baby and another adult relative. she noticed that the back door was forced open. while on the phone with 911 she heard t

laura, turning to this race, you've been covering closely. you've been covering these comments really closely, is wendy davis closing the gap with greg abbott partly on the basis of her advocacy for fair had a big turnaround this week. they had been criticized a lot for a couple mistakes they made. there were some questions over her biography and it seemed she kept being on the defensive when they brought the abortion issue, which doesn't play that well in t texas. she was -- it seemed she was back tracking on that. she really went on the offense this week on the equal pay issue and it really reminds me what went on in the romney campaign when he was dodging and unable to answer that question and that's what's going on with greg abbott and tried to send out some republican women this week i think because when a woman is talking about equal pay, it sounds a lot better maybe except that it didn't this week. except when it doesn't. and what's interesting the head of a republican women's pac whose sole job is to rally women voters for greg abbott and the main criticism is this equal pay issue. the fact she was completely unprepared to answer that question is just mind-boggling. >> daniell

laura garcia-cannon. people living in one peninsula community say they have been waking up tired for weeks and this morning they are fed up. neighbors in the north fair setting off what sound like professional fireworks every night for two weeks. families can't sleep. san mateo county sheriff's department plans to put more deputies in the area to try to find the person launching the unwanted show. ucsf is offering assistance to thousands of patients possibly affected by a data breach. computers containing even social security numbers were stolen from the family medicine center at lake shore. time to check the forecast and meteorologist christina loren. nice one. >> yeah, it's going to be nice. good morning to you. temperatures mostly approaching the upper 70s for today. as we kick off the first official day of spring, 78 degrees along the peninsula. 78 in the south bay today and 71 degrees down in san francisco. so, it's going to be nice out there. all good things must come to an end. we're not going to hold onto level like this for long. we will over the weekend. great news for the heritage orchard where we have the blossom festival. comfortable, 75