lockwood witnessed firsthand the technological advances in our studios. >> it's much easier today ton a newscast, but on the other hand, i like to have cameras that don't move by themselves, you know. that's kind of spooky. >> he's talking about our automated studio cameras. lockwood added while there are a lot of changes, the principals for the news remain the same, accurate, fair and news first. >> i actually had a chance to meet him and talk to him about some of the technological advances that have been going on, from the lighting to the studio set to the cameras. he just had so much insight to provide. >> things have changed so much in 50 years. thanks for making us part of your morning. see you later. >> see you. issing earthquake in nepal leaves at least 2,000 dead. we'll have the latest. >>> also, the drone war. >> we all believed when we lose an american life. >> an american accidentally killed. is our drone war ioral or the only effective way to take out terrorists without endangering american lives. >>> plus, same sex marriage reaches the supreme court, again, and perhaps f

lockwood that one black man said he worked for the government since the first of july expecting money for his efforts another said they say we are able bodied men. we were to get $8 a month and the women $4. only we was to be allowed $1 a month to help the poor and the old which we didn't regret. $1 for the sick and another dollar for general purposes. we don't exactly know who this general was but it appears it was a heap of them. everything we had went to pay those generals and we got nothing. always pushing that proverbial envelope. some did not take their complaints to a few local officials. williams davis a contraband took his to a meeting organized by the american missionary association and the national freedman's association. davis gave a powerful argument about the need to provide substantive assistance to the contraband because they're efforts to be free and come part of american civic like were essential. he was among the first group who fled with his family. his efforts to get land and become a farmer and to get educated was just one example of all of the efforts by most of

lockwood that one black man said he worked for the government since the first of july expecting money for his efforts another said they say we are able bodied men. we were to get $8 a month and the women $4. only we was to be allowed $1 a month to help the poor and the old which we didn't regret. $1 for the sick and another dollar for general purposes. we don't exactly know who this general was but it appears it was a heap of them. everything we had went to pay those generals and we got nothing. always pushing that proverbial envelope. some did not take their complaints to a few local officials. williams davis a contraband took his to a meeting organized by the american missionary association and the national freedman's association. davis gave a powerful argument about the need to provide substantive assistance to the contraband because they're efforts to be free and come part of american civic like were essential. he was among the first group who fled with his family. his efforts to get land and become a farmer and to get educated was just one example of all of the efforts by most of

nbc's jocelyn lockwood shows us the daring rescue caught on a police dash camera. >> reporter: dash camerahows two mesquite police officers rushing toward a burning suv. >> fire extinguisher! >> reporter: officers ryan nelson and awe tum soto didn't hesitate to help the man trapped inside. >> come on, man. come on! oh his leg's broken. i've got his leg. >> reporter: police say the driver was unconscious and his clothes were on fire. >> hang on, man. pull him back. pull him back. >> reporter: the pair pulled him from the burning vehicle to safety. >> his leg's really busted up. >> reporter: the police are investigating but say it appears 25-year-old hector vie ace ran off the road and hit a steel beam before his vehicle erupt nd flames. >> you'll be all right, okay? ambulance is coming. what's your name, bud? >>> news4 at 5 starts now with jim and wendy. >>> right now at 5, rescue on the tracks. a man in a wheelchair falls off a metro platform and witnesses jump to save him. pat collins has the video new tonight. >>> it is profound sadness and disbelief that we are here today. our hearts ar

. >> so did jeff lockwood of mill valley. >> i'm at the age where that's important. >> reporter: but for most folks, the highlight was on a horse. madison bumgartner rode in the championship barn on the back of a horse. the banner going up as streamers came down. that was a moment. >> oh, madison on the horse. that was awesome. >> absolutely by far, riding the banner in on a horse. >> the flag. that was awesome! it was perfect. >> reporter: you can take the $10 sandwiches, the $11 beers and the $8.50 garlic fries and settle in for a season of ups and downs and torture that is giants baseball. it's true the giants lost today, but still, it was a day to remember. hey, we got the whole season in front of us. reporting from at&t park mark matthews. >> let's turn things over to gerard. what happened on the field once that game god going? >> reporter: jessica, for the first time in seven years, the giants aren't able to win the home opener something they had done you know six years straight coming in. they had the rookie on the mound to try to get the job done. let's show you exactly what