mallory dies from his gunshot wounds.llory's shooting was justified. since the incident, officer anderson and detective weekly have become good friends. anderson knows had weekly not stopped and assisted, he might not have survived. >> detective weekly is definitely a hero. i know without his assistance, the situation would have probably turned out a lot different. he's definitely my hero, and i know that he's probably going to say it was just part of the job. >> i have no idea what would have happened. i was just glad i was there so he wasn't alone. >>> coming up, a cop drives through a storm unaware that he is on a collision course with a tornado. >> when the wind speeds began to approach 90 to 100 miles per hour, the ability for that tornado to roll that car increases dramatically. >> when "caught on camera: dash cam diaries" continues. osterone. there, i said it. see, i knew testosterone could affect sex drive, but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests... showed i

. >> reporter: gene mallory was married to vermont's former congressman dick mallory. the republican represented the state in the 1970s, and then returned to vermont as a leader in state politics. state. come. >> reporter: after being diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer in 2004, mallory and his wife began the effort to bring physician-assisted suicide to vermont. >> we just hope it's in time for us that's all. >> reporter: but despite their televised appeal, early versions of the law failed. dick mallory took his own life in 2011. >> reporter: it was a beautiful fall day, and i came home and found a note on the door. >> reporter: can you share what it said? >> to jeanie and my family, the time has come. i have done everything that i wanted to do, and i don't -- i don't regret my life. he knew it was going to be a shock to me, but i feel that this is what people who make this decision go through. they weigh the benefits, and -- and the burdens. he certainly didn't want to put us through watching him become helpless and -- and he didn't want to be nursed, you know?

it happened here at the intersection of mallory and piseo parkway. here's what we know. last night before 10:00 a 17- year-old girl and 19-year-old woman were walking west across the parkway. the 19-year-old was killing a three-month-old boy and all three were hit. the 17-year-old suffered nonlife threatening injuries but the three-month-old boy and 19-year-old were critically injured. >> the 19-year-old was carrying a three-month-old baby when they were struck by a vehicle. >> reporter: the driver was questioned overnight and has been released. all we know about him is he is 64 years old. he did stop at the scene and has been cooperating with police. the roadway was shut down for several hours but it is now back up. its still you can clear at this point if charges will be filed. live in fremont claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco police have arrested the driver in a deadly new years eve accident that killed a seven-year-old girl. police say a mother and her two children were crossing polk street when the driver of the car turned right and hit them. the

880 unexpectedly slow, look at this the entire stretch south of that san mateo bridge approaching malloryue. we had the crash which cleared but it was justify at the long time to kick off all of this flowing. another issue heading toward the dumbarton bridge toll mass. we have slowing and another crash pulled to the shoulder. across your drive is already. once you get to the peninsula that's fine. here off 101, talking about that fire. that is off 101 but not far from there so i'll look at the familiar ra t ones showing you, we show you for alto. i turn it to the north, you see the floom that is just north of our shot. so watch for that. it will be a distraction for folks driving on the peninsula. >> thanks so much. still ahead 49ers chasing a championship in their quest for six. >> coming up why the seahawks say sunday's game is nothing special. >>> now to the 49ers and their quest for six super bowl titles. this morning the niners will have one more practice round before heading to seattle for sunday's game. >> and as andrea reports the seahawks say business as usual on the practice fie

the author of shadow boxes, mallory factor, thank you so much. >> nice tock here.old, though, in this town. >> tell me about it. it's cold in charleston. >> charleston is beautiful. >> it is cold down there. take a look at this video. a plane goes down exploding into a ball of flame. look at that. the unexpected ending you won't see coming. then when it comes to the latest financial crisis, our next guest says the big banks aren't the bad guys. in fact, you should give them a break. huh? stay tuned for that. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ho ho ho [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts and stole her hard earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft, and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. if mary ha

[applause] last, certainly not least, tamika mallory. recently stepped down as the national executive director for the national at chin network, reverend sharpton's organization. recently, this past january, she had been involved in a variety of social justice issues and has been recognized by multiple a leading voice when it comes to the critical issues facing our country. give it up for tamika. [applause] as we look at the various issues , in terms of what is facing our country, the purpose of this is to deal with a civil rights platform moving forward. before we go down that path, you have folks determining today what civil rights are. thinking about how everyone is , we need toat term understand what comes along with that. each one of you, from your perspective, what do you consider to be a civil rights platform, or defined as civil rights in 2014, from your perspective? anyone know? >> i would like to address what is happening with gun laws in this country. it has become an output epidemic. case, with my , we and trayvon as well hav

. >> i've also been given a question by beatrice mallory. she's in our online audience. how can those of us in the marketing advertising and communications arenas do to support the recommendations? >> i would start with the question of parents and there's -- there was an earlier question about parental engagement. and i think starting with parents and helping to inform parents about some of the basics of what they can expect for their children and how this report and the work of this commission can help them reaching parents, reaching people every -- >> how do you do that, marla? people aren't even reading anymore. >> i think this web cast may help. >> yes, but in terms of marketing and advertising, can they do -- >> popular products that reach you through the television, internet. how do you attach that? how do some of the messaging around public service messaging for example. >> also it's partnering. this is a skillset in terms of that particular activity that can be helpful to communities as they are attempting to reach out to families and other community leaders. cer