here is abc news reporter lindsey janice. >> reporter: tonight, 37-year-old mother carly slaven from indiana, one of the flu epidemic's latest victims. her father said she had been taking her care of her husband and children who had the virus when she felt sick. >> my wife called and said get over here right away. they put her in icu in critical condition. >> she died three days after testing positive for the flu. >> we all were there standing around her. and she left about 6:30 in the morning. >> carly's story highlighting the danger to caregivers and others at home. tonight the c.d.c. recommending that some people at higher risk take a preventative dose of tamiflu. even if they don't have the flu. a step could cut the chances of getting the virz up to an estimated 80%. >> if there are infections in the household and you're concerned about an older individual in the home talk with doctors and see if the medicines are something that would be useful. >> across the country nearly 12,000 flu patients so sick they've had to be hospitalized. the c.d.c. says the number of children reported

lindsey janice, abc news, new york. >>> in switzerland, the winds were so fierce at ski resort in the ba that the lifts were temporarily stopped. you can see a gondola swinging in the wind wildly. ben clark shot this video from inside another gondola. that would be unnerving dangling up there in that kind of wind. >> just a tad. not win but talking about cold and more rain. >> that's right. meteorologist sandy patel has the weekend forecast. >> right now i want to show you a picture. this was posted to my facebook page of the crescent moon tonight from edward p. just an absolutely beautiful picture. skies cleared enough behind the storm to allow for the picture. as you look at live doppler 7 it is pretty much clear. for the women's march saturday, tomorrow, civic center plaza here in san francisco, low to mid '50s. for the san jose march, upper 40s to owe 50s. a light breeze. budge up. temperatures tomorrow under sunny skies in the 50s. the storm impact storm comes in at a level one. sunday night into monday. north bay area will see 3/4 of an inch to two inches. the heaviest rain is f

lindsey janice has the happy moment. >> reporter: it's the miraculous catch caught on camera.ain scott strzok makes the save of his life, catching 5-year-old destiny nelson from a three-storey fall. her father dropping her from the third floor of this burning building, desperately trying to save her from the flames. now in an abc news exclusive, the captain reunites with the little girl he saved. >> it is so good to meet you. can i have a hug? thank you so much. >> reporter: destiny, all smiles as she meets her hero. >> can you wave? this fire was very, very emotional for me. anybody trapped in a fire is horrible. but when you hear children screaming, that right there, you know, that amps up the adrenaline. the courage of that father. >> you know how brave your daddy is? your daddy is very, very, very, very brave. your daddy saved your life. >> reporter: the captain telling us, meeting destiny reminded him why he became a firefighter. >> very seldom do we get to make that personal connection. if i retired today, i would have had a fulfilled career, to be able to see the family