. >> michael hatfield's family said he is one step closer to recovering from the accident and justice. >> reporter: when michael hatfield arrived at the shock trauma doctors induced a coma to reduce swelling on the brain. >> when i seen him, i saw all that stuff. i walked in the room and bust out crying. >> reporter: surgeons performed surgery on his shattered left leg and the four breaks in the right one. three weeks later he is preparing to leave the hospital for rehabilitation. >> he's got two broken legs, so he literally has to learn to rewalk again. besides that, i'm just grateful the way itent and from when help went there, he looked like he wasn't going to make it to now. >> reporter: a few days after he graduated from high school, michael's life changed in an instant when the westbound car hit him and kept going. police had conflicting descriptions of that car and no physical evidence of it at the shean but michael's father said a break in the case came from a passenger inside that char. >> she had a passenger in there and she was asleep but when he hit the windshield it woke

she is accused of hitting michael hatfield in an intersection last month.d coma. >>> police say a woman was texting while driving. she crashed into a motorcyclist on route 3 in gambrills. derek valcourt has more on the understand precedented charges against her. >> reporter: 30-year-old jonathan wesley roberts was a father and son who loved riding his motorcycle. he was riding here in gambrills when then 19-year-old elizabeth halley myers drove her car into his path. roberts died in the resulting accident. the anne arundel county state's attorney says they can prove myers was texting while driving. >> we have an eyewitness who was walking in the area. he saw her driving with one hand on the wheel and the other hand looking down and texting. we also have cell phone records that confirm she was texting at the time. >> reporter: myers faces several charges including negligent man schauter. she's getting little sympathy. >> she deserves it. she killed a guy. >> texting. come on your hands and your mind and eyesight is being used at the same time. you can't driv

car and left forked it along liberty road three weeks ago is out of shock trauma. 18-year-old michael hatfield has long way to go. ness rehab learning to walk again. the woman police say hit him and left the scene is in custody this morning. but in new jersey. her name is tanya brown and she is from west virginia. she is going to -- going to be brought back to carroll county where investigators say the public helped them find brown. hatfield has long way to go in his recovery. he has a head injury shattered left leg and four breaks in the right leg. >> a state trooper is in critical condition. 24-year-old jaqueline klein was hit by a car after she stopped to help another officer who pulled over a driver. this happened on route 100 early sunday morning. this morning, her friends will visit her and bring bagels from her favorite babyingry in new jersey -- bakery in new jersey. fellow officers and friends say it's kline's strength and determination that will help her pull through. >> there he a pit in my stomach. it's stuff to wake up to that news -- tough to wake up to that news even if it's swo

however 18-year-old michael hatfield has a long way to go.how to walk all-- learning how to walk all over again. but the woman who hit him and left the scene is in custody and she will be extradited back to the county. hatfield has a long way to go and he had a head injury a shattered leg and four breaks in the right leg. >>> new information on the crash that left 11 people hurt. maryland state police ruled out street racing as a call. it happened on crane highway and brandy wine. six cars were involved one caught on fire. one victim has life-threatening injuries and two others are in the trauma care unit. >>> new this morning, those along the east side of the city have a brand new place to shop. there's going to be a ribbon cutting for the canton crossing. abc2 has a sneak peek right now on good morning maryland. roosevelt leftwich is live in canton and this is something people have been

he's accused of hitting 18-year-old michael hatfield and not stopping. hatfield suffered serious injuries and is in a medically induced coma. tips from the public helped lead police to brown. >>> a young anne arundel county could be facing years in prison because police say she was texting while driving. derek valcourt will explain, witnesses say she was is looking down at her phone moments before the fatal accident. >> 30-year-old jonathan wesley roberts of virginia was a father, brother and son who loved riding his motorcycle. march 10th he was riding north on route 3. that's when then 19-year-old elizabeth hailey meyers drove her car into his path as she tried to cross route 3 to get to the royal farms. roberts died in the accident. >> the anne arundel county state's attorney said they can prove meyers was texting while driving. >> we have an eyewitness who was walking in the area. he saw her driving with one hand on the wheel and the other hand looking down and texting. we also have cell phone records which confirm she was texting. >> meyers now face

. >> reporter: well, kai, 47-year- old tenaya brown is in new jersey, arrested for hitting michael hatfield and leaving the scene. it happened in taylorsville. hatfield was trying to cross liberty road from the westbound side, when a car traveling west hit him. there are no crosswalks in the area. maryland state police believe brown was driving a 1999 mazda, when she struck hatfield. the mazda was recovered. and brown is awaiting extradition to maryland. >> the accident left hatfield in a medically-induced coma. currently in good condition at shock trauma. >>> another arrest in connection with a beating of a motorist, pulled from his car by a group of bikers in new york city. janel borle has the latest. >> craig rice, covering himself underneath a blanket, as she was driven out of the 33rd precinct monday night. he is the fifth suspect arrested in the motorcycle road rage incident for the beating of alexian lyanne in front ofs of his wife and daughter. police searched the bags of each person leaving the house. >> he's a very nice young man. very responsible as far as i know. >> reporter: in

she's accused of striking michael hatfield at an intersection last month. hatfield suffered serious injuries and is in a medically- induced coma. investigators say tips from the public helped lead them to brown who was arrested last week. >>> president obama says there will be no negotiating over the government shutdown. this comes with the u.s. facing another serious deadline, the one over the debt limit. danielle nottingham reports for wjz from capitol hill. >> reporter: president obama and house republicans are standing firm with the partial government shutdown in its 8th day. and the deadline to raise the nation's debt limit just nine days away. >> let's take a vote. let's end this shutdown now. let's put people to work. >> reporter: the president called house speaker john baiper tuesday morning-- john boehner this morning. >> members of congress and the house republicans in particular don't get to demand ransom in exchange for twoing their jobs. >> reporter: speaker boehner says he does not have the votes to pass a clean temporary spending bill or rais

tonya brown is accused of hitting 18-year-old michael hatfield. hatfield suffered serious injuries.h yesterday evening at 3300 bel air road in a crash.ñó >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour russell peters. who? is part of a revolution in comedy. tens of millions watch him on youtube. he's in our toyota green room this morning. hello, russell peters. >> hi, gayle. >> hi. we'll see why he's taking his act to netflix. >> plus more than 150 years. a new treasure hunt. the sudden event that's bringing prospectors back to the rockies. that's ahead. >> but right now it's time to show headlines from around the globe. it exploded upon entry, raining down a shock wave of fire over what is now egypt. it kills everything in the blast. it heated the sand creating a heat of glass. scientists plan to present their findings tomorrow. >>> the courier journal say ss shaking hands with teams is. they could face fines or other penalties if things get out of hand. so no shaking hontds. >> they will launch their first curved smartphone with a screen. the company says the a