we want to look more into this with our senior editor. >> for wabc's lisa colagrossi no story was toohere is more information coming out about the moments leading up to the crash. >> over 14 years colagrossi was a fixture on new york television. >> in manhattan, lisa colagrossi, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> and reporting on stories with passion and integrity. on thursday on her way back to the station, the 49-year-old suddenly collapsed suffering a fatal rupture of a brain aneurism. colagrossi is one of the estimated 30,000 people in the unite united states who have ruptured brain aneurisms. 45% are fatal and 25% die in six month from complications. >> most people with who have a brain aneurism have no predisposing factors. it happens out of the blue. >> it occurs when the wall of a blood vessel becomes weak and balloons outward. if it ruptures hemorrhage occurs spilling blood into the brain tissue which could be deadly. experts say people with large aneurisms may have symptoms pain above the eye, vision changes or paralysis on one side of the face and with a sudden hemorrhage will

lisa colagrossi, from abc new york, died suddenly from a brain aneurysm last night. pirit and humor will be sorrily missed. lisa is survived by her husband and two young sons. she was only 49 years old. >>> we thank you for watching. "gma" and "this week" tomorrow morning. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. dx

a member of our abc family, reporter and anchor, lisa colagrossi, from abc new york, died suddenly fromain aneurysm. her spirit and humor will be sorrily missed. lisa is survived by her husband and two young sons. she was only 49 years old. >>> we thank you for watching. "gma" and "this week" tomorrow morning. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. új >>> nextp, a sonoma county man under arrest for murder. >>> the deadly fire tears through oakland lofts 'how one shrimping's is being remembered. no questions asked. how many weapons were turned in at a gun buy back program today. >> developing news out of sonoma ya county where this man is underb. arrest for murder. this after sheriff's deputies say a man's body was found stuffed in a blast stick barrel and dumped on the the sonoma city hall. tonight we're learning more about the man who was killed and the actions of the suspect in the hours before the victim's body was discovered. sergio quintana is live where this bizarre investigation began. >> reporter: bizarre indeed. at this point we're actual

lisa colagrossi, from abc new york, died suddenly from a brain aneurysm last night. pirit and humor will be sorrily missed. lisa is survived by her husband and two young sons. she was only 49 years old. >>> we thank you for watching. "gma" and "this week" tomorrow morning. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. at's a hard question. (laughing) we are the fay family from chesapeake, virginia. wiiamsburg is just beautiful. because we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everydy likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. escape to the mountains for a weekend getaway. from sony pictures studios it's america's game. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlememen here are t stars of our show pat sajak and vanna white. hi, everybody. thank you, jim. here's thehe end of our road right here. we followed the yellow-brick road. thanks so much. goodbye! goodbye! hi. we're gonna be scrcrambling for those -

lisa colagrossi was a reporter and anchor at our abc station here in new york city, wbac. she was a devoted mom, a proud hockey mom. she died suddenly just moments after her report riding back in the news van and telling her photographer "oh, my god, something is wrong," and then collapsing. she never regained consciousness, and she was just 49. the tributes have been pouring in from loyal viewers and all of us who knew her. but there have been many questions from families across this country who have been through this. 30,000 people suffer ruptured brain aneurysms every year. let's get to dr. jen ashton tonight who has been looking into this with our medical team. and you were telling me, this can happen when you are very young. the typical range, 30 to 60 years old? >> reporter: for rupture, that's correct. what this is, david, is, it's a weakening in the wall of the blood vessel, the artery. it can happen in any artery in the body in fact. and as that wall balloons outward, it can rupture, causing hemorrhage. about 50% of those that suffer a ruptured brain aneurysm die.

new yorkers came to know lisa's authentic, steady and reassuring reporting. lease have colagrossiurvived by her husband and two young sons. she was just 49 years old. >> she was one of the more authentic people you'd ever come across. >> great reporter and great mom. >> very nice woman. >>> and the letter sent to the white house that was investigated for sigh side turned out to be saliva. it turns out the sender believed to be a homeless man from the chicago area who is apparently a heavy smoker which produces trace amounts of cyanide in his saliva. >>> and finally, a 5-year-old lab is on the mend after being stranded on frozen lake erie for five days. the coast guard had tried for several days to rescue kimberly, that is the name of the dog, but ice kept breaking up and had to abandon that effort several times. one woman even tried to lure kimberly by grilling hot dogs on the lake shore. that did not work. >> lure him. >> finally on friday, a private airboat company was able to reach her. she was reunited, kimberly, with her owners who say she is a bit cold and hungry. >> hope th

lisa colagrossi was 49 years old. >>> let's turn now to some of the other morning papers.imes," seven children aged 5 through 16 were killed in a fire in brooklyn this weekend. according to officials, the fire was sparked by a hot plate that malfunctioned sending flames racing up the stairway where the family slept. there did not appear to be any smoke detectors on the first and second floors. the mother of the children and the oldest daughter survived by leaping from a second story window. the remains of the victims will be flown to israel for burial. >>> "sports illustrated" san francisco chris borland shocked the sports world last week when he announced his retirement from the nfl after only one season. citing concerns about the long-term effects of repeated head trauma. borland spoke about his decision on "face the nation" yesterday. >> to me the decision was simple, after i had done a lot of research and it was personal. i was concerned about neurological diseases down the road if i continued to play football. there was a moment in camp where i probably sustained mild