the video shows what police say is alexandria mendes crashing into the cars. the suv keeps going backing into two other cars before hitting this vehicle and heading to the exit. from this search warrant we now know that wasn't even mendes's car but a loaner vehicle. she registered using the address of a ups store and police say she was driving on a suspended license. that came after a dwi arrest in may, which carried a reckless driving conviction. the video stopped short of showing the car running over a man, a father of three and injuring the vehicle. that is now evidence. the warrant shows that emergency crew hs to resuscitate not once but twice. he still is in critical condition but alive. >> still can't breathe on his own. on the plus side he's awake and aware of everybody. >> this past weekend police executed a search warrant on this home. they seized four prescription bottles and receipts for alcohol purchases. a woman didn't want to be on camera but invited us in and said mendes is a sweet and docile person. >> sweet and docile runs over somebody how? >

we tried to mend it. i think we managed to mend it in most of the cases. i cannot say if it is completely in the past. >> ortega says officers across the country still make dozens of arrests each year for his death and injuries, hangings and malnutrition. ngo's in spain estimate 60,000 galgos are killed each year. this owner told a spanish documentary film maker that he uses 20 dogs per season and he typically sends the seven worst racers to the local pound each year to be put down. another dog owner showed a chn training technique -- common training technique pulling galgos behind a car for up to 15 miles in one day. >> while they are training them one can hurt themselves and it doesn't matter to the home track. it is one less and he will get another one. >> sandra has been working in spain to save them for more than a decade. shooy founded a rescue program -- she founded a rescue program to push new laws. it didn't work. >> we did a lot of prep. everybody knows what is going on and they could not careless. >> that's why they launched the march on-line to

we tried to mend it. i think we managed to mend it in most of the cases.not say if it is completely in the past. >> ortega says officers across the country still make dozens of arrests each year for his death and injuries, hangings and malnutrition. ngo's in spain estimate 60,000 galgos are killed each year. this owner told a spanish documentary film maker that he uses 20 dogs per season and he typically sends the seven worst racers to the local pound each year to be put down. another dog owner showed a chn training technique -- common training technique pulling galgos behind a car for up to 15 miles in one day. >> while they are training them one can hurt themselves and it doesn't matter to the home track. it is one less and he will get another one. >> sandra has been working in spain to save them for more than a decade. shooy founded a rescue program -- she founded a rescue program to push new laws. it didn't work. >> we did a lot of prep. everybody knows what is going on and they could not careless. >> that's why they launched the march on-line to press

we tried to mend it. i think we managed to mend it in most of the cases.if it is completely in the past. >> ortega says officers across the country still make dozens of arrests each year for his death and injuries, hangings and malnutrition. ngo's in spain estimate 60,000 galgos are killed each year. this owner told a spanish documentary film maker that he uses 20 dogs per season and he typically sends the seven worst racers to the local pound each year to be put down. another dog owner showed a chn training technique -- common training technique pulling galgos behind a car for up to 15 miles in one day. >> while they are training them one can hurt themselves and it doesn't matter to the home track. it is one less and he will get another one. >> sandra has been working in spain to save them for more than a decade. shooy founded a rescue program -- she founded a rescue program to push new laws. it didn't work. >> we did a lot of prep. everybody knows what is going on and they could not careless. >> that's why they launched the march on-line to pressure the

mending their ways. we report from nigeria's strategy to bring peace to the region. plus? >> it's a big job but someone has got to do it. we meet the king of the carnival. >> it took four world leaders 16 hours to negotiate in the next few hours the latest cease-fire agreement that will come into force in ukraine. there has been fierce fighting across the east. we have the latest on that. >> it's hard to believe that there is an emanant and much hoped for cease-fire just hours away. the rebel held area grabbing as much territory as possible has become the order of the day. >> with the support of the army of the russian federation, they're trying to solve tactical tasks that are important for them. to widen the territories that they control. >> and clearing up this morning at the center of the city of donetsk after a residential block was hit by shelling, broken windows and more shattered lives as two people died in the hit. fighting is still fierce. the rebels are making a fight over the town, forcing p

you're going to love chef george mendes and his delicious food.st was very simple. as a producer if someone wanted to tell the story not to play chris, it was to be as truthful as we could of telling this man's story and that was it. it was a very simple chore that we had. i think you would agree with it. it's for someone else to watch it and take what they're going to take. if we could just get a kernel of what it was like for chris to be in those situations that someone at home who had no idea we could translate that experience because that experience is not one i know or many other people don't know it's personal, you know. if you tell his story in a very empty mat way, it becomes personal, and instead of saying all war is hell war is human and it takes a singular toll on this man and his family. >> just tell me tell me why you do it. >> and to explore that from the driver's seat of this guy's life then allows us to see how human this is and what exactly it costs. >> what is connected out there that's resonated so that they're a diverse audienc

i love it. >> reporter: the warrant says that mendes was arrested last may for dwi. she was convicted for reckless driving. she's behind bars here in arlington tonight. >>> there is a need for affordable housing in arlington and there's a churc t that is trying to make that happen. members of the arlington presbyterian church have voted to redevelop the church's property on columbia pike and turn it into housing. the pastor says there's a lot of planning and design necessary before construction can begin. >> we will stay in this community. we are connected it to this community. this is a community we feel called to serve. where we will be once the building goes down we still don't know. >> we're excited to be with them on what for them is a faith journey. the people of that church have this wonderful vision for the community and they have embraced affordable housing. >> this is not the first time a church in arlington has attempted this kind of project. the nearby church is an example of a church redeveloping itself to include affordable housing. to learn why this is

we tried to mend it. we managed to mend it in most of the cases.is completely in the past. >> officers across the country still make dozens of arrests but nongovernmental organizations estimate 60,000 are killed each year. >> this owner told a spanish documentary owner that he uses 60 per season and sends the seven worst racers to the local pound each year to be put down. another dog owner showed a common training technique pulling him behind a car for up to 15 miles in a day. >> while they are training them one can hurt themselves and it doesn't matter to the home track. it is one less and he will get another one. >> they have been working in spain to save them for more than a decade. they pushed the government to pass new laws against the abuse of the spanish greyhound. it didn't wrork. >> we did uh -- we did a lot of preace in spain and newspapers radios, tv stations. everybody knows what is going on and they could not careless. >> that's why they launched the million paw march on-line. they urged people to adopt these great dogs. >> what we are

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police say this surveillance video from last tuesday shows mendes crashing into several parked cars. two local business owners tried to stop her from leaving shs but investigators say mendes ran over one of the men twice. ahead in our next hour the links that emergency crews went to to keep that one victim alive. >>> turning to storm team 4 and more wintery weather is rolling in. the question tonight is who will see what and when. >> let's get the latest from veronica johnson. >> we start with the big change. dra dramatic change taking place today. l across the area. 53 the temperature, feels like mid-march around here. the mild air goes down to the south to areas in virginia. you can see some locations here like fred rix burg 58 degrees. we'll see a big change and it's going to come with the front here that we're tracking bring. ing some snow to chicago. fast mover for us so we'll talk about that snow streaking through coming up in a couple minutes. first your evening, mid-40s by 9:00. you're going to wish for that tomorrow. you're going to see why in a couple minutes. >>> a mother

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you see some mending from the troika, some sort of openness and wanted to receive it. >> have to see how that develops. >> how are the markets trading? >> taking some solace from those proposals from the greek finance minister. up over 8% in trading. the banks getting most of the boost. they suffered heavy losses last week. still not back at an equivalent level, but close enough. across the rest of the european markets, some optimism on the greek front. bp is up over 2% after they beat expectations, despite reporting a fall in profits, because of the falling price of oil. >> belgium is in trouble. >> over special tax deals they have agreed with. reductions in the corporate tax rate. authorities had offered to some companies to offset the disadvantage. the country argues the deals are aligned with principles. there were similar inquiries into tax arrangement in ireland and the netherlands. >> time now for the press review. lots of papers are focusing on the situation in eastern ukraine. >> let's take a look at "the kie v post." they are throwing reinforcements as separatists are vow t

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he went to a mend his will and named don bailey as his executor. >> he didn't want the executor thatously named and those were the attorneys that talked to other family members. >> were you surprised? >> ray was odd, but he knew his relatives didn't like him. >> don knows that is not always the end of it especially in situations like this where a her mitt described as weird, eccentric and goofy bequeaths the family fortune to strangers. >> you have to it give a relative the chance to come forward. >> relatives can contest the will and have six months to do that. >> that's next and more. >> do you feel guilty taking an inheritance from a stranger? >> here is another quiz question. which pampered pet was willed. >> the maltese of leona. the anna. i have the worst cold with this runny nose. i better take something. dayquill cold and flu doesn't treat your runny nose. seriously? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough fights your worst cold symptoms plus your runny nose. oh, what a relief it is. ♪ ♪ the nissan rogue, with safety shield technologies. the only thing left to fear is your imaginati

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mending their ways we bring the strategies of niger delta. plus new delhi's promise to stop corruption. first to breaking news. shots have been fired at a copenhagen cafe where freedom of speech meeting was being held. the french ambassador had were there. we bring you these pictures now. a shooting at a copenhagen cafe. we don't have any more details other than that, but when we find out more we'll obviously let you know. let's take you four world leaders to negotiate the cease-fire deal. if anything what is happening on the grouped anything to go by, it's already looking shaky. there has been fierce fighting. >> it's hard to believe there is an cease-fire just hours away as they make a bloody attempt to recapture communities. robbing as much territory as possible has become the order of the day as the clock ticks down to a cause in hostileities. >> the militia are trying to solve tactical tasks. to widen the territories that they control. >> and clearing up this morning in the center of the city of donetsk after a residential block was hit

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and i am going to grab my shoes, even though they are not mended. i am going to move swiftly and find those safehouses that i have heard something about, and i'm going to hope that in the end, everything is all right and as i make this journey, i am cognizant that if i get caught i have absolutely zero idea of what is going to happen to me. i do not know if i will find somebody who will assist me in my journey, or am i going to find somebody that says, hey all right, free money, come with me. will i make it to a union contraband camp where i can at , least find work there and hope for my freedom with that? i am not really sure. i am just going to take a risk and roll the dice and go. and in this scenario, of course, i make it wherever i am going. i can start my life brand new. freedom has come for all, but what about those i left behind who waited for official freedom? you know, what are they going to do? are they going to stay down there? should i go back to where i came from to bring them up to my new life that i have, those close friends that i h

. >> reporter: as for now the bridge with the name ud mend pettus, a confederate general and leader of> they still honor the kkk. >> what do you think of that? >> i demanded him turn it over speaking where did it all go wrong. this was not supposed to happen. >> reporter: by hollywood odds she shouldn't have risen on director. women directors make only 4% according to one study and a woman director of color is virtually unheard of. >> do you think that the fact that your film "selma" is such an important event that this and of itself is going to be a big step in the direction of enabe bling future people to do it? >> i don't know. don't know. i'm not a big believer in one person that's a door opener. i can open the door but if no one is coming stlu it or the door is allowed to close right after me it doesn't mean much. >> action. >> reporter: she may be a relative new by as a director but she's an old hand at selling films. she worked just out of camera rank for years as a publicist and movies such as "dream girls" and "the help" in getting word out. she wants michael mann in action an

the issues related to ferguson we had a producer in mental health that was here to talk about the mending of the experienced we'll share on february 22nd at the sun dance cinema you're all invited (clapping.) another comments from my colleagues commissioner wynns >> thank you thank you for bringing this forward i want to recognize naps and her service to the children of san francisco but i also wanted to just particularly thank you for reading that passage and for all of those who have been generous enough to share their experiences and want to ask if you could get the details for the event ms. castro thank you very much. >> any other comments if colleagues? >> will we add all the board members to the resolution. >> yes. happy to do that. >> commissioner walton. >> so this executive board was given on any birthday 33 years prior to the map i'm still youngest enough but it is definitely important to remember the injustices and of the abusive power and scenarios and things that have happened in the past just imagine being a student or a family member in this audience or this community in sa

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probably a couple upper 0s for mend see know county. petaluma, 42, 43. statewide, 20s up in the mountains, 40s for many until you hit northern california, and it's warm already. . some of these will bleed through. a mostly cloudy forecast, and temperatures warming up. clouds, chilly lose. not as cold as yesterday morning. warm south bay. high clouds, hazy skies. a decent breeze yesterday for some. as our good friend, pam, john birelli said, he said, "we're warming up down here in the south bay." and they are. not much change here except for subtle changes. >> he gives us the biking report as well. >> he's an athlete. >> rides a lot. he's a good guy. . >>> 4:49 is the time. >> that is right. san francisco police officers waited on table last night, all for a good cause. several officers volunteered as waiters in giradelli square. they call it tip a coffee, because they donate 100% of their tips to the special olympics. sfpd holds several fund raising events each year to support athletes in the special olympics. >>> a new boys and girls club opened up in s

you're going to love chef george mendes and his delicious food.ay." >> good morning, i'm nicole brewer. following breaking news this morning, a police officer opens fire on a suspect who allegedly then tries to run him over. it all happened at the 7-eleven on bridge and pennsylvania avenues. we're told the falls township police officers discovered a stolen car in the parking lot then as he approached that vehicle the suspect allegedly took off injuring that officer, who then fired his weapon striking the suspect. we're told the officer suffered non-life threatening injuries. right now we warrant to check in with the forecast with carol. >> nicole, we should be finding temperatures this afternoon slightly above freezing, the day to get out and do something, because brutal cold settles in, we've already got the clouds, storm scan3, shows some snow showers will be following as we go into the late morning and specially afternoon and evening, there is a winter weather advisory in effect until 7:00 tomorrow morning. temperature of 25 degrees, right now

needs to come back to us with further proof that either things aren't as bad as we think or they have mended their ways i'd like a timetable for that so these families don't continue to go to contra costa for treatment because i've seen the effects of that and it's not good for anybody. >> i guess i'm not sure how we would do that. we don't have another facility that we can designate at this time. this facility was remodeled -- it's not a 5151 designated facility but it's currently operating as a crisis stabilization unit. the way the facility is designated right now they can't accept a child on a hold those children still need to go to the emergency rooms and to psyche emergency and so i'm not sure what our next step would would be we don't have another facility that's in the pipeline to do this and i'm not quite sure what it would take to a lay the concerns of the supervisors my sense is that like you mentioned, it's incredibly hard to run a nonprofit especially in this county where the costs are so extreme that's not to say -- that your concerns -- i don't know if they are legitimate or n

you said your city needs to do more to build that -- to mend that trust gap.ow do you plan to do that? >> i just want to say i'm very proud of what my city has already done. and yet we need to do more. and we can do that by utilizing the camera, for example. body cameras on police officers not just that officers wear them. >> very good. great minds think alike. >> i'm guessing we agree on this, community policing is an essential tool here. it's a lack of a relationship between the beat cop and the individual who is being served on the street. that creates the conflict. where you can develop relationships and a familiarity -- >> let me ask a different police question. you've been dealing with police tensions. it's been very contentious. all of you, though, have issues around pensions for public employees, police and others. they attempted to deal with it in san jose. there was a lot of repercussions. you folks haven't dealt with it maybe as head on. what would you advise based on what san jose has gone through? >> buckle your seat belt. we have been through a r

. >>> sports kaefrt kyle kraf ta is on the mend this morning after an emotional. >> you scared us. >>d a lot of people rj sorry about that. >> colleagues greeted kraska with hugs after being shot 15 times outside his home. >> can't tell you how it helps in the healing to know you have a family like this you know. i've got my family on the east coast and my tv family here man. you guys lifted me up on your shoulders when i needed you. >> kraska was shot in his home outside his home early willer this month. the house painter was charged. prosecutors say a financial dispute prompted it. >>> as of 12:01 washington, d.c. joins alaska colorado and washington state in making recreational pot legal on private property. voters approved the change in november. they may possess small amounts and grow marijuana plants at home. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," a big settlement for morgan stanley, and are you ready to eat your coffee cup? jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, lauren. morgan stanley agreed to pay charges stemming from from

>> sunday night a peco worker is on the mend after falling into a open manhole. >> and a happy reunion in the nick of time a dog reunited with owners after rescued from death row. >> big story on "action news" what seems like our weekly blast of mess write winter weather, sleet, rain and ice could make for tricky travel during tomorrow's morning and evening rush hour. >> after a pretty mild td day today we're in for dramatic dip in temperatures and return of seasonal conditions. meteorologist melissa magee at the big board. >> it's hard to believe we're tracking wintery precipitation for some as early as tomorrow. today it was nice and mild. milder for second half of the weekend. check out high temperatures across the delaware and lehigh valleys. philadelphia today high temperature 51. 53 in wilmington and check out high temperature of millville 61. and now you check out the temperatures this evening most spots in upper 30s, lower 40s. 43 in philadelphia, 43 wildwood 41 in dover. at the freezing mark in poconos and 36 in reading. there's a sharp temperature cutoff. it's sharp temperatu

. >> vince underwent surgery today and is now on the mend and he should be able to return home in the next few weeks. >>> all right. much more to come on "action news" tonight, some local students get their time in the spotlight with dreams of taking their talent to the big stage. >>> but first measles out break is on the move, why tens of thousands of people will may have been exposed by way of one of the nation's busiest transportation hubs. >>> plus, receive skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back. every month, mr. johnson goes to the drugstore and connects with a pharmacist to renew his arthritis medication. which means he can keep up with his granddaughter at her wedding. when older pennsylvanians make the most of programs supported by the pennsylvania lottery, like prescription drug programs, we all benefit. learn more at palottery.com. the pennsylvania lottery benefits older pennsylvanians every day. >>> health official as cross the country are increasingly concerned about the spread of measles. there are 48 cases diagnosis, and 14 states, over the past month al

a few stops later, and it looks like big ollie is on the mend.seem that glamorous having an old pickup truck for an office... or filling your days looking down the south end of a heifer but...i wouldn't have it any other way. look at that, i had my best month ever. and earned a shiny new office upgrade. i run on quickbooks. that's how i own it. wow, i've been claritin clear for 10 days! when your allergies start, doctors recommend taking one non-drowsy claritin every day during your allergy season for continuous relief. 18 days! 12 days! 24 days of continuous relief. live claritin clear. every day. >>> a gunman led police on a wild chase through heavy rush hour traffic in the los angeles area monday. the driver sped down highways in the wrong direction and crashed several times before police got him. bigad shaban has the report. >> reporter: it turned into a scary commute for drivers east of downtown los angeles monday. the man suspected of stealing a toyota camry sped through streets in an effort to evade police. >> there we go. oh! >> reporter:

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. >> this time around he is mend erring the grandson of apollo creed. the hat on and everything. >> looking for home-grown talent. >> we're truly looking for everyone, all types of people. i mean, this movie is going to be a true representation of modern philadelphia. >> philadelphia really owns rocky so much. so that, you know, anywhere this film goes, anybody it touches, they just are all over it. >> creed will be shooting at various locations throughout the city until the end of march. so keep your eye out for sly and the other cast members too, exciting stuff. >> i hear a great story line, too, can't wait. >> can't wait to have it here. let's check in and get our forecast now with katie. how are we looking for our friday? >> definitely chilly out there. you can tell the poor crew folks were so cold outside. remember how the win start today crank? pretty brutal out there. storm scan3 at least that's quiet, staying empty. today, tomorrow, and most of sunday, but things do starting to downhill for us through the second half of sunday, which we will tal

risk for identity theft and he a says they are more likely to get audited so old school it is, erect mends. >> interesting. >> old school is better, i have heard that saying a lot. a lot. >> thanks, jill. >> talk to you later. >>> coming up, traffic and weather together we will do it on the three's. . >>> let's get traffic and weather together. good morning vittoria. >> good morning everyone. it is very quiet out and about on the majors. we don't have an hing to worry about on the highways and byways. looking at i-95 not too far from cottman avenue southbound traffic is non-existent right new but we are waiting in the wings of rush hour. we usually don't see rush hour traffic build until 6:00 o'clock or 6:15. we're waiting on it. seventy-six looking just as fantastic, speed sensors all over pennsylvania, new jersey delaware high up in the 50's. it doesn't matter where we are at the this point. however we will make our way into new jersey and once again, let you know that the ramps, route 90 eastbound, route 130 in that same general area are still closed a as a result of monday's tanker tru

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. >> football's governing body has remember mended that the 22 world cub should be played in november december. to avoided the extreme summer heat. records from doha almost from the moment qatar was awarded the 2022 world cup the questions as to exactly when it would be played began. temperatures in the gulf state can exceed 40 degrees celsius during the usual tournament window of june and july. and while qatar said it would have the required cooling technology in place fifa football's governing body did class the bid as high risk because of the weather now after a six month consultation process, involving voted interested in all over the football world a final proposal has been made, to the 2022 world cup, should be played in november and december there is not one solution that is supported by all, but there is one solution which is december 2022. >> for now this is just a proposal, but it is a proposal that is almost certain to be rad fied next month and that is a outcome that has angers european league whose are here and whose tournaments face the most disruption, they say this was

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