take sot nelia arellano/victima 00;08;51;03 vo ---una sollozante nelia arellano dijo que una vez que logro escapar de las llamas y de llamar al 911, escucho a alguien que gritaba atorada dentro del vehiculo y que intento sacarla pero que ya no pudo entrar a la limosina..

nelia arellano, and amalia loyola of san leandro. abc7 news reporter nick smith has more on the victims. he spoke with a friend visiting one of the women in the hospital at stanford today. nick. reporter: you know, at least two of the women who survived the fiery accident are in stanford medical center behind me. we have new to the abc newsroom video that shows how alarming this smoky, fiery car really was. look at this video. this is new to abc7 news, given to us by a viewer who happened to be passing by the burning limousine stopped on the bridge. now, traffic had already started to slow, so the driver pulled out the camera to capture the action. you can see the thick dark smoke covering the back of the stretch hem seen, even more disturbing are the flames in the back. you can see two cars pulled off the road. possibly attempting to help those trapped inside. today, family members and friends are shocked by what happened. ivy and roy knew one of the four women who escaped from the burning car. nelia arellano, and she is being treat

nelia arellano, and amalia loyola of san leandro. abc7 news reporter nick smith has more on the victims. he spoke with a friend visiting one of the women in the hospital at stanford today. nick. reporter: you know, at least two of the women who survived the fiery accident are in stanford medical center behind me. we have new to the abc newsroom video that shows how alarming this smoky, fiery car really was. look at this video. this is new to abc7 news, given to us by a viewer who happened to be passing by the burning limousine stopped on the bridge. now, traffic had already started to slow, so the driver pulled out the camera to capture the action. you can see the thick dark smoke covering the back of the stretch hem seen, even more disturbing are the flames in the back. you can see two cars pulled off the road. possibly attempting to help those trapped inside. today, family members and friends are shocked by what happened. ivy and roy knew one of the four women who escaped from the burning car. nelia arellano, and she is being treat

take sot nelia arellano/victima 00;08;51;03 vo ---una sollozante nelia arellano dijo que una vez queogro escapar de las llamas y de llamar al 911, escucho a alguien que gritaba atorada dentro del vehiculo y que intento sacarla pero que ya no pudo entrar a la limosina.. blanca ---el conductor de la limusina concedio una entrevista a nuestra cadena hermana "nbc bay area". take vo ---"orville brown", dijo que la noche habia comenzado muy bien y que al subirse al auto, todas las ocupantes parecian muy contentas. ---cuando conducia por la parte mas alta del puente, una de las pasajeras le toco a la ventanilla para decirle que habia humo, pero que el creyo que le pedian permiso para fumar. take sot 1: orville brown/driver in: 00;02;00;26 --- out: conductor dice en ingles: "she said, smoke smoke, smoke, pull over, and i'm finally kinda, look back a couple of times. vo ---el conductor agrega que la mujer empezo a gritar que habia humo y que finalmente se hizo a un lado de la carretera y tambien not la angustia en el rostro de la pasajera. ---orville agrega que el entro en estado de panico po

amalia loyola and nelia arellano. abc7 news knick smith talked to a friend visiting a victim at stanford today. nick? >> as you might imagine, all of these women knew each other very well. we spoke to a family friend who knew both nelia and the bride, who is now deceased. he says that unfortunately this is the type of situation where no one can plan for, and they, too are simply just trying to get as much information as they can. >> so, yeah. reporter: roy not only knew the bride who was killed, he also new nelia, and she was one of the women brought to standard medical center. family friends spoke about how they're still trying to process what happened. one thing i can tell you, back here live, we have reached out to the limousine driver. we now have a statement from the limousine driver -- excuse me -- the owner of the limousine company. he wrote to us and contacted us and sold us, in a statement, we're deeply saddened by the tragedy last night involving the young women. five of whom lost their lives in the limousin

nelia rafael arellano is now home after suffering minor cuts the she amalia and jasmine desguia are at santa clara valley medical center in serious condition. when the initial emergency calls went out on saturday night crews had no idea of the tragedy that would unfold. abc7 news obtained a first dispatch call, seconds after the fire broke out. >> a report of a vehicle fire limo with possible entrapment. >> engine two, we are coming. the limo is on the west side of the highway is well involved and people are trapped is the report. >> the foster city fire department was the first crew to arrive 11 minutes after the fire was first reported. the call between san mateo county, the c.h.p., and several other agencies went on for hours until the coroner came out and the bridge was eventually cleared. >> the parents of the bride, bride bride, are speaking from the philippines learning about her death by watching the news. her mother said they could not eat, sleep, and it is hard to accept what happened. her father last spoke with his daughter on friday by skype. the parents say her ashes will

. >> reporter: 36-year-old nelia arellano cried out to the driver. >> there was already a fire and stop the car, stop the car. >> reporter: released from the hospital today, still in shock and bruised, she said flames shot out from underneath the rear seat. she got out, and tried to save her friends. >> jasmine said, i cannot get out, help me. i cannot get out. so i tried to pull her out. >> reporter: five women never made it out alive. among the dead, 31-year-old newlywed, neriza fojas. her facebook page now filled with condolences. >> that particular limo i have driven eight times. >> reporter: orville brown thought his passengers wanted to smoke a cigarette. >> at that point she said, no, smoke, smoke, smoke, pull over. i'm looking. i finally kind of -- you know, looked back a couple of times. i see the grief on her face. >> reporter: seconds later, the 1999 lincoln town car was fully engulfed. >> me personally, i feel that it may have been electrical. because, like i said, the car didn't blow up. we did not smell gas. >> reporter: the limousine had a partition similar to this one th

mary guardiano and nelia arellano were released. a fourth woman amalia loyola is in critical condition at valley medical center. find updates on our website, kpix.com. >>> three women missing for years were rescued yesterday from a home not too far from where they were abducted. they're back home now reconnecting with family. cbs reporter vinita nair has more on their brave escape. >> reporter: the three women were treated and released from the hospital earlier this morning. now they are reuniting with family. in terms of the neighborhood here in cleveland, they are all stunned and shocked. in fact, i talked to two neighbors who new the prime suspect the man who owns this home. they say he was a kind of guy that was very active in the neighborhood. in fact, they say if you were throwing a party, chances are arial was going to be there. police are waiting to interview the three women found alive inside this house after nearly a decade in captivity. the women including one who had a daughter during the ordeal are being given time to r

mary grade guardiano and nelia arellano were released from stanford. amalia loyola is in critical condition. >>> the driver said he saw smoke and stopped and passengers started trying to get out. >> i opened the door, the lady hops to the partition and at that time there's two cars one in front of us i believe, one in back of us. and these guys are trying to help. uhm, i see the ladies coming through the partition, i'm trying to use the phone, i can't use the phone, i'm shaking, i'm nervous. by this time, someone had opened up the rear door. and the limo was engulfed in flames in the rear. >> the driver says he thought the smoke smelled like it came from an electrical fire. >>> a giant sinkhole will be causing some big time traffic detours this morning in san francisco's richmond district. it happened around 5:00 yesterday. a portion of the road just gave way on second avenue and lake street right after a car drove over it. it's pretty good sized, too. the city's puc believes it was a break in a 21" sewer pipe. the hole is 15 feet long and deep. in som

mary grace guardiano and nelia arellano were released from stanford and amalia loyola is in criticaltion at valley medical center. >>> the limo driver says he recalls one. women knocking on the partition behind him and saying something about smoke. he thought she was asking if she could smoke a cigarette. >> we only have four more minutes. and, you know, the boss doesn't allow us to smoke in the limo. about 30 seconds pass and she knocks again. i smell smoke, i look back, and -- [ pause ] >> i just saw the grief, the, you know, the anguish -- the grief on her face. >> the driver said he thought at the time that it smelled like an electrical fire. it took foster city firefighters 11 minutes and 50 seconds to reach the scene. that's because they had to start off going eastbound on the bridge two miles later reversing direction at the emergency turnaround and doubling back to the fire. >>> three ohio women are experiencing freedom for the first time in a decade. >> i have been kidnapped, and i have been missing for 10ers. >> and i'm here, i'm fine now. >> they were reported missing betw

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