calm down, lovell. >> that's a beautiful shot.we got it now. >> reporter: he got them. >> he said, "bill, you did take the picture." but i was directing the photography, i told you the setting of the camera and how to pose ... (laughs) and, of course it went viral. everybody had published... >> reporter: it went viral before there was going viral. >> (laughs) that's right. that's right. >> reporter: lovell has told us he tried ever since to convey what the astronauts felt as they watched their world from afar that christmas eve. >> it's only when you get away from it, 240,000 miles away, that you really understand how insignificant we all are. >> reporter: and, he said, now fortunate. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >> brown: and that's the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley, i'm james brown. and from all of us at cbs news, merry christmas. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org good evening, i'm allen martin. i'm elizabeth cook. joe vazquez tells us ... a e made his rul

seconds later, lovell saw it from his vantage point. >> i have it right here.'s a beautiful shot. are you sure you got it? >> reporter: he got them. >> he did take the picture, but i was directing the photography. i told you the settings on the camera and how to -- of course it went viral. i mean, everybody published it. >> reporter: it went viral before there was going viral. >> that's right. >> reporter: lovell told us he has tried ever since to convey what the astronauts felt as they watched their world from afar that christmas eve. >> it's only when you can get away from it, 240 miles away, that you really understand, you really understand how insignificant we all are. >> reporter: and he said how fortunate. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," cardinal dolan will help celebrate christmas and discuss the new challenges facing pope francis. also, something you rarely see. charlie rose on a vespa. he takes a tour of the vatican with a famous actor. and winston marsalis takes a look at two clashing professions that have a lot

. >> using state-of-the-art computer, which had 1/13th the memory of a modern calculator, jim lovellauncher's third stage and sent their craft hurling on its three-day journey to the moon. >> what does the ole moon look like? >> the moon is essentially gray. no color. >> as we came into earth rise, we were shocked, dumbfounded almost, to see this earth coming up. we hadn't seen it before. we weren't briefed about it. and so, it was a scramble for cameras. >> on christmas eve, while orbiting the moon, this picture titled "earth rise" was photographed by anders. this shot has become one of the most reproduced photographs in history. >> it was the only thing in space that had any color. everyelse was black and white. the earth was blue, white clouds, and brownish-pink continents, and we were a long way from hole, and it was christmas. it was a nostalgic moment. bill anders said it best, we came all the way to the moon and what perked our interest was the earth. >> i'll take the credit. >> many men and women who have been in space, they're so mesmerized by what they see. there are no bou

jim lovell was so much more than just a victim. he was a loving father, a great dad. best friend, uncle. great co-worker, just always had had a smile on his face. i just want to say i'm so proud and blessed that i was able to call him -- >> i lost my dad when i was ten. and you guys are just so strong to be able to even be talking about him. it is important for you -- for other people to know about him. you want other people to know what he was like. >> absolutely. he is the type of person you would want to show off in your life. >> he made a point of showing everybody else off. >> is that right? >> he just wanted to lift everybody up. he was like i said, always just interested in what everybody else was doing. and so unbelievably proud of his boys and his daughter. always just wanted to know what they were doing. and just to talk about everything that they were doing in their lives. and just always showing great, great interest. and he was so good at everything that he did. in his work, in his fatherhood. in his community. >> well, i know everybody -- >> we were real

jim lovell was so much more than just a victim. he was a loving father, great dad, best friend, uncle, great co-worker. just always had a smile on his face. never had anything bad to say about anyone one of the best people you could have ever met. i'm so broward proproud and blee been able to call him miy fathe. >> investigators are not certain whether the cause of the crash was mechanical or human error. >> "new day" interviewed andrew cuomo. >> you got to the scene quickly yesterday. what was it like? >> what you missed from the pictures, chris, is as the cars skidded along the dirt, the windows broke out, the doors opened. and they were picking up stones, rocks, dirt, tree limbs were flying through the cars. so the actually cars were filled with debris, filled with dirt. >> and chris cuomo is joining me now. you talked to your brother, the governor of new york. but first in terms of new information tonight, what do you know about this derailment? >> the brakes, the biggest question. they now know that the brakes were only applie

his name is jim lovell. he's 58 years old. he was commuting to work at nbc.cian on the "today" show. his widow and son talked with anderson cooper. >> i'm so sorry for your loss. nancy, how are you holding up? >> we are holding up 6789 we've got a whole community holding us up. and we've got our jim who is filling us up with love and holds us up. >> what do you want people to know about jim? >> i want people to know that jim was interested in what everybody was doing. he was pure goodness. and he lived that and showed that and gave that to his boys every single day. he gave it to his guys that he worked with. he gave that to his family and brothers and nieces and nephews. he gave it to his beautiful daughter. i want people to know how good jim was. >> i -- i saw some of the tweets you were sending out. tell us about your dad. >> well, first off, i just want to say, that my dad was not a victim. i don't want him to be known as a victim. jim lovell was so much more than just a victim. he was a loving father, great dad. best friend, uncle. great co-worker. just

jim lovell was so much more than just a victim.cle. great co-worker, just always had a smile on his face. never had a bad thing to say about anyone. and i just want to say i'm so proud and blessed that i was able to call him my father. >> i just want to say that he was a very loving father and i miss him a lot and everybody cared about him. everybody. he was a really big member of the community. and he was so kind. >> that morning he gave me a kiss good-bye in the car like he usually does and we have to cross paths and there was a second kiss. we don't usually do that. it's usually a mad rush to get to the car. so i got a second kiss. >> that is the last time she saw her husband. it's so sad. and i'm always hesitant to talk to kids in the wake of something like this. but we left it up to the mom if she wanted her kids there. they wanted people to know about their dad especially finn who wanted people to remember him as he lived his life. >> thank you for doing that. they were so poised and elegant in that 340e789 those young men. t

one, a member of the nbc family. 58-year-old jim lovell was an auto tech on "today" show. he was on his way to help set up the christmas tree at rockefeller center. in a statement don nash called him one of the nicest guys ever met. >>> a tragic end for a hollywood hero of speed. investigators eye tryings to figure out what caused "fast & furious" paul walker. they say speed was a factor. he was a customer in a red porsche driven in valencia, california. walker had just attended a charity event for his own disaster relief organization to benefit the victims of the typhoon in philippines. >> people are without homes, without water, it's a heavy, heavy time. right now, it's a race for relief. the needs are going to be extensive for a long period of time. >> walker's co-stars and fan alike after tyree gibson broke down in tears. and van diesel saying brother i'll miss you very much. walker later starred in movies like pleasantville and into the blue. with the blockbuster "fast & furious" catapulting him into worldwide fame when it began in 2001. at the time of his death he wa

jim lovell was so much more than just a victim.at dad, best friend, uncle, great coworker. just always had a smile on his face, never had anything bad to say about anyone. one of the best people you could ever meet and i just want to say i am so proud and blessed that i was able to call him my father. >> what a tribute. >> i apologize for calling him a victim. crews are back at work at the accident site in the bronx this morning. we will be there live as well at the top of the hour for "new day." >>> other news this morning. in a few hours president obama will launch a new campaign to try to refocus the public on the benefits of obama care and ease concern among democrats. the white house will emphasize one benefit each day until december 23rd. the deadline to sign up for coverage for january. this is all happening as the healthcare.gov saw first major test after sunday's relaunch. the site got close to 800 daily users it's supposed to handle and some got a page to put them in line to get help. even with signs of protesters still p

just hours earlier, on christmas eve, the crew of apollo eight, frank boreman, bill anderson, jim lovellurns reading from the book of genesis. the view as they circled the moon, lending itself beautifully to the words coming from the bible. >> created dry land first, and the gathering of the waters called the seas, and god saw that it was good. and from the crew of apollo 8, good night, good luck, a merry christmas and god bless all of you. all of you on this good earth. >> and god saw that it was good. i'm kelly wright. we take you back to "birth of jesus." ♪ >> for 2,000 years, christians r all over the world have celebrated the birth of jesus christ with thankful prayer and joyful song.raye peace on earth, good will to pe all, is a very simple christmas message. and it's at the heart of jesus' teachings.us hello, i'm jon scott. welcome to this fox news channeh special presentation. behind me is bethlehem.ti where jesus was born. >> coming up on this program, a very special guide will take us on a tour of the church of the nativity. travel to nazareth village to see a recreation of lif

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jim lovell and the other astronauts, in only the second manned mission to space in all of human history. they left our little planet on december 21st, 1968, right at the end of that hell of a year, and it was planned as part of their mission that one of the things they would do from orbit is make a broadcast. they knew when they left the earth that on christmas eve, they were going to send down from space a live message, a live broadcast. that was part of their mission, to prove that that, too, was possible. and it turns out, millions of people tuned in on christmas eve to see what they would say live from space. live from space for the first time in human history. earthlings had never done this before. honestly, if it was me, i'm sure i would have just been like, testing, testing, one, two, three. okay, it works. i mean, think about it, what would you say? those three pilots could have just tapped the mic and said, we are here, scientific accomplishment achieved, right? they could have told a knock-knock joke, or since it was christmas eve, they could have said ho, ho, ho, little kiddi

repaired, about 26,000 commuters are using shuttle buses and subways to get to work. 58-year-old james lovell is one of four passengers who lost his life sunday. the audio technician was heading to manhattan to prepare for th lighting of the rockefeller center christmas tree. several others were injured including this man who was treated and released from the hospital. >> there was a lot of smoke, dirt and gravel. i looked down and realized that my hand and arm was all blood. and then you have to start saying to yourself, whose blood is it? >> reporter: ntsb investigators say it could take up to a year to determine the cause of the crash. marlie hall for cbs news, the bronx, new york. >> officials say this accident could have been a lot worse if it happened on a weekday during the commute. the metro-north train was only about half full yesterday. >>> speed is a focus of the investigation into the crash that killed "fast & furious" actor paul walker and friend in southern california. grieving fans created a memorial at the scene of saturday's crash in valencia. 40-year-old paul walker was a pa

audio technician jim lovell was going to set up for the rockefeller center tree lighting. donna smith and james ferrari also killed. >>> in prince george's county tonight, the gunman who opened fire inside a gas station is still on the run. 25-year-old de lonte jackson was shot in forestville today. he didn't work there, and police believe he was murdered during a robbery attempt. even with that forestville murder investigation right now, crime in prince george's county is at its lowest point in years. there have been 52 murders in the county this year. compare that to 58 at this same time last year. violent crime is down nearly 15% compared to last year. the police chief credits good investigative work, community support and neighbors not being shy about complaining about crime for the downward trend. >>> turning to our weather, a chance for fog tomorrow, and it could impact your commute. meteorologist veronica johnson here to break down the timing of it all. vj? >> that's right, guys. it could slow some of us down early tomorrow morning. i've been taking a look at the la

among the dead a member of the nbc family, audio technician and father of four, jim lovell on his way to rockefeller center to help set up for the christmas tree lighting this week. on twitter his son finn wrote, words can't express how much my father meant to me. it's safe to say he molded me into the man i am. donna smith's neighbors say she worked two jobs and enjoyed traveling. anh kasuk was a nurse that cared for sick children. she was headed home after an overnight shift. and james carari described as a great husband, father, and friend. for passengers on metro north, today safety was top of mind. safety experts say there are small but straightforward things to do when you're in a train. first, get in one of the middle cars. if there is an accident in the front or back you are less likely to be impacted. make sure your baggage is stored and not hanging over in any way and look for the emergency exits or pop-out windows. what might keep you safest is probably something that isn't going to happen. >> it might require precautions that would not be considered publically acceptable l

among the dead, donna smith of newburgh, new york as well as a member of the nbc news family, jim lovell who did audio for the "today" show. three victims were thrown from the cars. rescue crews had to use air bags to physically lift parts of the train to free survivors trapped underneath. an official from the mta says the train operator reported the train was going too fast into the turn. according to "the new york times," the operator tried a last-ditch effort to slam on all of the emergency brakes. the train's conductor and engineer have both been hospitalized. federal investigators found the black box and will use it to determine exactly what went wrong. it is worth noting a freight train headed northbound derailed along the same curve back in july. buses helping get commuters to work this morning after the thanksgiving holiday. 26,000 people use this particular line to get in to the city. you're looking at live pictures of the scene. of course, they're getting the trains uprighted and getting them out of there as the investigation continues at both the federal, state, and city level

one, a member of the nbc family. 58-year-old jim lovell was an oud yoe te audio tech at the today show. john nash called him one of the nicest guys he ever met. >>> a tragic end to a hollywood hero of speed. investigators are working to determine the cause of the crash that killed paul walker. they say speed was a factor. the 40-year-old publicist confirms he was a passenger in a red porch driven by a friend saturday. it crashed into a light pole and a tree bursting into flames killing both men. walk her just attended a charity event for his own disaster relief organization to benefit the victims of the typhoon in the philippines. >> people without homes and food and without water. it's a heavy, heavy time. so right now for us, it is a race for relief. needs are going to be -- they're going to be extensive for a long period of time. >> walker's co-stars and fans alike are distraught over his sudden death. tie less gibson broke down in tears when he visited the crash. brother, i will miss you very much. i'm absolutely speechless. heaven has a new angel. rest in peace. walker's on camera

james ferrari, kisook ahn, donna smith and james lovell, a sound engineer from abc taking the early train to help stage the lighting of the rockefeller center christmas tree. >> he was just the best father i could ever ask for. >> reporter: the train's operator, william rockefeller, seen here, is a long time engineer with a clean disciplinary record. officials are interviewing him tonight hoping to build on what they have learned. >> this is raw data. it tells us what happened. it doesn't tell us why it happened. >> reporter: investigators have confiscated rockefeller's cell phone to find out if he was texting or talking before that crash. >> as you said he was a seasoned engineer for about 11 years on the job. >>> and now, next here tonight, a big day for health care. did president obama deliver on his promise to bring the health care website back from the brink? the white house says as of today a lot of the tangled mess has been fixed, that 750,000 people visited the site by 5:30. jonathan karl looks at the whole picture right now. >> reporter: healthcare.gov may be working better but d

that's when mark lovell, a neuropsychologist and i, came up with a concept of a neurocognitive test.nd pencil and subsequently computer-based test on impact that allows an individual to have a baseline and then subsequently evaluated. this wasn't until the 90s that this occurred. we've now baselined over 4.5 million kids at all levels of sports, including the nfl and nhl and major league baseball. so there's a major cultural shift. >> i'm glad you bring up kids. because you saw the clinic they were having at arrowhead stadium there in kansas city. do you think it's safe for kids to play football? >> i think it's never been safer for kids to play football. let me just read you a quote from the white house conference. it said "unless the brutality and danger to the lives of the players is reduced, the sport of football is potentially doomed." i think from watching what you said, many of the people who were commented on this would agree with that. this statement was made at the white house in 1905. and it led to major changes in protection for athletes. i think we're in another tipping

. >> reporter: james lovell is among the dead. his son posted this message online. this feels like an awful nightmare that i can't wake up from. rest easy dad. i love you. as deadly as that derailment was, it could have been far worse had it happened on a weekday. officials say it was about half full at the time of the crash. anne-marie? >> all right. marlie hall in the bronx in new york. thank you, marlie. >>> well, three railway workers were killed when a trail deremad derailed in southern new mexico. >>> three railway workers were killed when a train derailed in southern new mexico. the train was carried iron ore when it derailed saturday in las cruces. the three victims were the only people on board. the locomotive jumps the tracks and ended up in a ditch. the others remained on the track. four turned on their side. officials say it may take several weeks to determine a krosh. >>> in scotland the death toll rowe rose to nine this morning in a helicopter crash. a police chopper crashed into a crowded nightclub in glasgow on friday. as charlie d'agata reports crew

. >> reporter: remembering donna smith, jim lovell, on his way to work lighting the rockefeller centere my father but one of my closest friends. >> reporter: and james ferrari, another beloved father and husband. >> he's never back. never. >> reporter: several of the injured passengers remain hospitalized this morning. the train's engineer, however, is now home from the hospital. we're told he will face more questioning later today. john and diana? >> thank you for that. >>> the man charged with killing a security officer at the los angeles airport last month appears in court for the first time tomorrow. prosecutors say paul ciancia has a vendetta against the federal government and targeted the tsa. his court appearance was pending until he recovered from his gunshot injuries. if convicted, cianci could face the death penalty. >>> tomorrow we will hear for the first time some of the emergency calls made on the day of the sandy hook massacre. prosecutors had tried to keep the 911 tapes secret, but they were overruled in the courts. a judge said the recordings will help the public gauge

. >> pam: four people were killed, including jim lovell, a married father of three boys. >> pam: hismily spoke to c-n-n's anderson cooper. >>"i just want to say that he was a very loving father and i miss him a lot, and everybody cared about him. everybody." >> pam: the engineer told officials, he applied the brakes but the train did not slow down. >> pam: investigators say, they are not aware of any problem with the brakes. they also say, they're looking at the engineer's cell phone records. >> jacqueline: 61 antioch, 65 in pleasanton but we are in for a big change for the overnight hours. here is the main band of rain but we are not seen much rain what it we are seeing very cold arctic temperatures headed our way. between 5 and 7 have a small chance of a shower. and definitely cooler than to that. and then through the rest of the week and will be very cold talking cloudy but no rain here comes the cold front. here locally we do have a chance of a very light shower. we still see snow and the sierra. it is quan to stay clear into tuesday night. so out the door to mount it is one to b

. >> reporter: james lovell is among the dead. his son said, this feels like an awful nightmare that i can't wake up from. rest easy, dad. i love you. marlie hall for cbs news, the bronx, new york. >> that train carried about 150 passengers and was about half full when it derailed. >>> speed is the focus of the investigation into the crash that killed "fast & furious" actor paul walker and a friend in southern california. grieving fans are creating a memorial at the scene of saturday's crash in valencia. the 40-year-old walker was a passenger in his friend's porsche when they slammed into a pole. walker's "fast & furious" co- star tyrese gibson broke down when he visited the crash site. [ crying ] >> gibson placed a single flower at the site where fans have been holding vigil. universal pictures has not said what it plans to do with "fast & furious" 7. it's due out next summer. >>> dozens of people were hurt in this massive pile-up in massachusetts. more than 70 cars and trucks smashed into each other on an icy interstate. some ca

and monday they gathered for a vigil at the crash site to remember the four who died including jim lovellho was going to work on the rockefeller christmas tree. >> so sad he is gone and not only is he my father and the closest friends, james ferrari taken from his family too soon. ntsb said investigators will be on sight for another week but a final report could take as long as a year and some safety experts are saying the tragedy might not have happened if the north railroad had a particular technology that monitors the brakes and keeps it from going against the speed limit and more on that in the 7:00 hour. >> thank you. sunday's derailment is the third time this year that metro north is the subject of an ntsb investigation and they are looking into metro north safety procedures after two previous accidents. on may 17 more than 70 people were injured when a metro north train derailed in bridge port, connecticut and struck by another train and two weeks later a man was killed under construction and we will hear more about the derailment investigation. decision day for detroit and a feder

james lovele who work as an engineer. and donna smith a 54-year-old paralegal with her sister and they were catching a performance. and two other victims 59-year-old james ferrari. and 35-year-oldon quist. i spoke to keylon mcfarrand. he was in one of the cars that broke up. he lost a lot of skin. he said the scaping metal haunted him all night and he can still hear it in his head. he takes the line often and if felt loc the train picked up speed as we heard about them coming in the turn. >> we'll wait for that word from new york. laur ingle thank you. >>> some insurance companies are not relying on healthcare.gov and how they are going it alone. >> it used to be a home levelled by the explosion that people could hear ten miles away. >> one of the closest town system king. they felt the explosion and heard. it. >>> crews recovering i benefited a home killed in a home explosion. here you can see the side the house before the blast and then the blast thereafter. >> i really thought i was going to get sick. i was never so sc

jim lovell. an audio technician part of our nbc family and part of every concert we had on the plaza. he was on his way into rockefeller center to rehearse and prepare for the lighting of the christmas tree when the crash happened. man that always did his job with grace even under extreme pressure. he was working tirelessly with a smile on his face. in the words of his son finn, words can't express how much my father meant to me. rest easy, dad. i love you. and all of us here at nbc share those sentiments with the lovell family. >> such a gentle man and nice man and greeted you with that famous smile. >> everybody loved him and he was so good at what he did. >> we'll miss him dearly. >> we do want to begin with the accident as our top story and nbc's tom costello is in the bronx with the very latest on the investigation. tom, good morning. >> reporter: hey, natalie. good morning to you. we're at the crash scene. that's the train crash scene right behind me. you can see they managed to right sever

. ♪ christmas moon is shining brightly ♪ >> astronaut and american space hero james lovell helping celebrateme broadcast from space and reading the same reflections he shared with the world 45 years ago. and from the crew we close with good night, good luck, merry christmas and god bless all of you on the good earth. >> his crews circled the moon ten times on christmas eve. that incredible flight that was almost lost. merry christmas to you as well. to all of you from all of us here. thank you for watching. >> the real story starts right now. >> thanks guys today. so is another obama care disaster looming for us in the new year? >> new poll says americans see less religious meaning in the holiday. what about the charges against the bikers who allegedly beat up the driver of that suv. and mcdonald's employee warning fast food can make you fat. merry christmas. thank you for joining me on christmas eve. the last minute rus

phil lovell, al jazeera, gaza. >> sudan's president has named a new government. the shuffle has followed the resignation of the prime minister, 1989 coup brought the president to power. the president has denied any rifts with his deputy. >>> 59 heads of state or governments have now quirmtd they will be attending memorial events for nelson mandela. south africans have been gathering to remember their first black president. ♪ >> the nationwide day of prayer marks the formal start of a week of commemorations which will end with a state funeral. president jacob zuma joined some of the worshipers on sunday. >> when i say we pray for the nation is that we should pray for us not to forget some of the values that madiba stood for. that he fought for. that he sacrificed his life for. we should include those in our reflections. >> sara matasso reports. >> to resh nelson mandela and celebrate his life. people have come onto the streets and here in suweto, people have been doing what they were told to do, meet with their friends and talk about nelson mandela. this is what h

you may very well know jim lovell, nooeil armstrong and i wrote a lot of op eds on this.partisan support in the congress, a lot of at taboys -- >> you were the last man on the moon, that was 41 years ago. i wouldn't have thought 41 years ago that we weren't going to go back, that our space program was going to be in this level of decline. and i guess i'm concerned that we're missing something terribly. are we missing something thaw spoke of, not just the sigh inch, but the inspirational value, you said you couldn't imagine not believing in a creator. have we lost the vision of something bigger than ourselves. >> people often ask what it's it like to go to the moon. and that's a tough question to answer. and if i could sum it up, let your imagination wander. it's like sitting on god's front porch, looking back at a small part of the universe that he created. it, it's almost inexplicable to try and take yourself there, but if you can, you'll know what it's like. and to be able to do that, to be able to go where no man has gone before, to be the leader, the world leaders, sp

. >> that victim, james lovell was an audio technician who was headed to rockefeller center to work on the christmas tree. you heard from one of his sons. also killed was a nurse who cared for young children on the overnight shift and was heading home. kisook ahn. james ferrari and donna smith also killed. in the meantime, newly released video shows the moment the porsche paul weaker was riding in smashed into a tree before the accident. they say speed was a factor in that crash. walker's friend who was also driving was killed. rather who was driving was killed. a memorial held at the crash site outside los angeles and has nightwalker's costar sreupb diesel opened up by the love of his friend. >> i just want to say thank you. thank you for coming down here and showing that angel up in heaven how much you appreciate him. >> autopsies for walker and roadis are scheduled today. >>> listen to how california lawmakers are starting the week, a 5.3% pay raise approved in june. it is the first one since the recession began. a lot of lawmakers are calling this raise ridiculous saying lawmakers

today family members gathered to remember lovelle brown.ktvu's alex sadvige reports, brown's family is desperate for help. >> everybody loved him. the pictures is the proof. >> reporter: a father of two little girls. brown was a hard working family man. anderson is hoping people will now step up and help police find his killer. >> it will mean so much to my family. to his family. it's you know if we can get the littlest piece of anything that will help to solve this because it deserves to be solved because he did not deserve this to -p happen. >> reporter: the 26-year-old was shot to death one week ago. after police say he stepped outside his apartment after hearing a disturbance and possibly interrupted a burglary happening at a neighboring unit. at least one shot went through his front door. >> you recognize that things aren't as minor as they appear. he is retreating going back into his apartment when he was shot. >> reporter: he volunteered at his daughter's preschool and was also a raiders season ticketholder. >> it was work. it was hi

among the victims, jim lovell who was commuting to work on sunday morning. >> my dad was not a victim. he was a loving father. great dad. best friend. uncle. i'm so proud and blessed that i was able to call him my father. >> and renee marsh joins me live now. the subpoenas that you mentioned for the engineer's phone records, can you expound on that a little bit? what are they asking for and have they issued the subpoenas? >> reporter: we know that they want those phone records because essentially what they want to know is was this person using their phone, were they distracted while the train was in operation? we know that the nypd as well as the bronx office are all investigating. if any charges are brought, the bronx d.a. will likely be the one to do it. and we know the ntsb is evaluating the train's brakes and also continue to interview rockefeller. yesterday they had to cut short their interview with him because of his emotional state. >> renee marsh porting for us live. i want to get the legal view now from danny cevallos. here is this one. 82 miles per hour. criminal? big questi

you will also meet the wife and kids of james lovell who died while heading to work on sunday morningu will hear how they want the world to remember their dad and husband. >>> also, what if you were on a flight and paramedics came on board to alert people that they were exposed to tuberculosis. it happened on a flight to phoenix, everybody was advised to get tested. we'll talk to dr. sanjay gupta on that. >>> we'll see you at 8:00 and again at 10:00, thank you, anderson. >>> and called the greatest game in college football, between alabama and auburn. one second left on the clock, alabama took a gamble on a 58-yard field goal. watch what happens next. >> 56 yarder, does not have the leg. and chris davis takes it to the back of the end zone. back to the ten, 15, 20, 125, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, davis is going to run it all the way back! auburn is going to win the football game! auburn is going to win the football game! >> in the aftermath of the loss, the head coach nick sabin is under fire for placing the blame on his own players. >> first time i have ever lost a game that way. first time

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today family members gathered to remember lovelle brown.ktvu's alex sadvige reports, brown's family is desperate for help. >> everybody loved him. the pictures is the proof. >> reporter: a father of two little girls. brown was a hard working family man. anderson is hoping people will now step up and help police find his killer. >> it will mean so much to my family. to his family. it's you know if we can get the littlest piece of anything that will help to solve this because it deserves to be solved because he did not deserve this to -p happen. >> reporter: the 26-year-old was shot to death one week ago. after police say he stepped outside his apartment after hearing a disturbance and possibly interrupted a burglary happening at a neighboring unit. at least one shot went through his front door. >> you recognize that things aren't as minor as they appear. he is retreating going back into his apartment when he was shot. >> reporter: he volunteered at his daughter's preschool and was also a raiders season ticketholder. >> it was work. it was hi

. >> like so many others -- james lovell, a family of -- a father of four, a family man according to his neighbors, going to work on the rockefeller tree. it is so sad. these people -- it was a sunday after a huge holiday and now for four families this holiday is marred with this tragedy. >> we will have to keep up with the investigation. obviously speed looks like a potential culprit and maybe human error in that regard. we will see what the ntsb comes up with. >>> moving to this now. investigators are looking into the cause of another fatal train derailment this weekend. the freight train plunged 40 feet down a ravine in southern mexico. two of the victims were railroad employees. the other has been identified as a girlfriend of one of the employees. >>> a health care for passengers on an arizona-bound usairways the flight from austin, texas, arrived in phoenix saturday night. passengers are advised to get a tb shot after it was revealed another passenger on board may have had tuberculosis. public health experts including abc's dr. richard besser says that the risk of an infection

. >> reporter: james lovell is among the dead. his 17-year-old son posted this message online: this feels like an awful nightmare that i can't wake up from. rest easy, dad. i love you. marlie hall for cbs news, the bronx, new york. >> that train carried about 150 passengers and was about half full when it derailed. >>> a california couple's family is meeting with detectives today after the two vanished under mysterious circumstances. the two from sacramento went fishing on the delta thanksgiving afternoon. hours later, their boat was found empty still running and going around in circles. the coast guard and deputies searched but found no trace of the two. their family worries someone might have hurt them. >> it's just really nice people. they have no enemy, nothing like that. i'm still hoping that they still alive, they still okay. >> the family plans to expand their search outside the delta area. >>> 5:36. the family of the palo alto vendee tainted in north korea says he appears to be -- veteran detained in north korea appears to

james lovell, a 58-year-old father and lighting engineer was coming into the city to help light the rockefellerhristmas tree this week. donna smith, a 54-year-old paralegal, was going to see a performance with her sister. her sister was also on the train. the two other victims identified, 59-year-old james ferrari and 39-year-old ong kisuk from queens, reportedly coming off a night shift working at a nursing home. one of the injured passengers, kellan mcfarland, told me today he felt like the train actually picked up speed as it was coming into that tight curve here in the bronx when he usually feels it slows down. the next thing he remembers is hearing shattered glass and scraping metal, a sound he's been hearing over and over again in his head as he continues to rec recouperate from his wounds. he says he has scrape marks all the way down the side of his body, gashes on his knees, very banged up as well as so many others. >> lucky to be alive. laura ingle, thanks so much for that update. >>> even as more people now sign up for obama care, we're going to tell you how much progress is being mad

and 58-year-old jim lovell, a member of our nbc news family. he worked as an audio technician for the "today" show. and there are also 60 people injured. what do we know about the injured? >> reporter: yeah, we did hear from most of the hospitals where those injured were taken to, and we know at least 27 have been treated. and released. there are still at least three in critical condition tonight. and others still admitted in the hospital. so still a lot of families waiting to see how this is going to play out. there were some pretty severe injuries. and then, of course, those four dead. and our hearts go out to al of those families, as well. >> absolutely. nbc news kristen dahlgren, thank you. >>> coming up, we return our focus to politics, as the calendar page turns and the president and white house hope to seize the new day. ready to run your lines? okay, who helps you focus on your recovery? yo, yo, yo. aflac. wow. [ under his breath ] that was horrible. pays you cash when you're sick or hurt? [ japanese accent ] aflac. love it. [ under his

. >> reporter: 35 ahn kisook and james if a regardry and this man, james lovell. >> i remember him as having dignity and determination and being a wonderful father. >> reporter: three of them ejected from the train, its cars strewn along the tracks in the bronx. >> i got thrown across back and forth. and there were people screaming. >> reporter: early sunday rescue workers scoured the grisly scene. one rail car nearly plunging into the river. divers checked for people under the water. >> i could see people flying from my left side. people from the back. it's crazy. >> reporter: at 7:20 a.m. it approached an streexly sharp curve that required a speed limit of 30 miles per hour along the harlem river compared to the straightaway prior requiring a speed limit of 70 miles an hour. >> the curve has been here for many, many years. and trains take the curve. but it can't just be the curve. >> the train conductor said he tried to apply the brakes but said they didn't work. >> by the time i looked up, it was completely going off its track and there was rubble from under the tracks like flying

. >> reporter: james lovell is among the dead. his 17-year-old son posted this message online, this feels like an awful nightmare that i can't wake up from. rest easy, dad. i love you. marlie hall for cbs news, the bronx, new york. >> that train carried about 150 passengers and was about half full when it derailed. >>> well, the next time a mountain lion wanders into your neighborhood, wildlife officers will have to be a little friendlier to it. a new state law now requires fishing and game officers to use nonlethal methods to deal with the animas as long as the lion poses no immediate threat to those around him. >> until now, it was safer just to kill the lions than to worry about, well, if i hadn't stopped that lion, maybe someday he might have hurt somebody. >> last december fish & game shot and killed two orphan cougar cubs that had taken refuge under a backyard deck by the fences. at the time that was the policy. the new law gives officers a little more flexibility now to tranquilize capture and relocate those little cubs. >>

catherine: and the family of a one of the 4 people killed is talking about husband and father jim lovell. three passengers remain critically injured - including a man who will probably be paralyzed for life. >> he was a very loving father and i pull miss him. and i will miss him >> catherine: it could be as long as a year before the investigation officially wraps up. meantime in spain today - a decision was made to ban operators. that follows this crash of a passenger train there last summer. >> catherine: 79 people died in that accident. >> reporter:four san francisco high school students are winners tonight.after their anti- bullying video won first place in the city's contest. >> reporter:the winning video is titles bye bye bully.and if offers bullying. the students attend abraham lincoln high school. participants to think about the effects of bullying on- and offline and how to prevent it. >> reporter:first, second and third place winners were honored at city hall where their videos were shown.winners got gift certificates and signed giants baseballs. this is district attorney generg

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