morning we learn the identity of the passenger suspected dri crash and i five radioed oakland on newsday tabloid this photo 20 year-old caleb turner who died at the scene her boyfriend now behind bars facing the you live here seller manslaughter charges chp says under the influence of both a alcohol and drugs at the time. kron former in calais best friend who was devastated by the loss >> : overcome with emotion and killing general do missing out on a bit they knew each other since at deer valley high school and manioc please believe that does less picture killick of herself all just up to go out nears leave with her boyfriend to 20 year-old travis musca couple severance discoed have dinner and fireworks. they suspect the chp that she is under the influence of both drugs and alcohol and driving back home to livermore. you can see the mangled wreckage of the car which they say hit a pole on 580 year high street and oakland around 330 new year's day. ruska suffered minor injuries kayla was pronounced dead at the scene. >> : ruska booked on suspicion of the light and the hill manslaughter c

whether to run -- as you ponder it we would love to have you back and talk about stuff on a slower newsdayrticularly not on a day when we can talk about economic revitalization. >> the first thing you have to say is, please express my sympathy to the people of france and the families and the survivors. we stand with you in solidarity. >> thank you so much. we will be right back. ♪ >> we have the latest news and analysis on the time 24/7 on bloomberg.com. >> next up is "taking stock." ♪ >> this is what i'm taking stock of today on january 7, 2015. the world grieves today after 12 people were shot to death at paris headquarters of the satirical magazine charl two police officer signedie hebdo. -- magazine charlie hebdo. some outlets have identified three minna suspects in the attacks. french officials have denied reports of an arrest. leaders from around the world reacted to the shootings.

we get newsday every day. what are you buying ththe times for? i like the obituaries. very well-written. you don't even know those people. well, i feel that i do after i read about them. so you've got a bunch of new friends -- all dead. frank, marie. so what did the article say? well, according to some new research,

so far pretty quiet on a lot of the highways which is a good "newsday" for drivers. this is a live look at the toll plaza with no problems to report the entire length of 76. in somerton we have an accident on bustleton pike between philmont avenue. if you're waking up in yeadon we have a fire on providence road slow between lansdowne avenue. take it slow around this area. >>> we are following breaking news with one person dead in yeadon county on west providence avenue near lansdown avenue. jesse gary what can you tell us? >> reporter: just a few moments ago the medical examiner appeared on the scene to determine how this person died. the chief tells me crews responded quickly to the fire putting out the flames in just 20 minutes with the damage contained to the front porch area and smoke damage on the interior of the house. but unfortunately an elderly resident inside did not make it out alive. >> there was heavy smoke at the door where they entered the building. and fire conditions on the first floor and in the porch area. no fire conditions inside where they also

and newsday, whiteout with a satellite image of the massive storm. and new york post put it simply with the word closed. we will be back with more coverage of blizzard 2015. >>> we continue to follow the storm moving across new england with blizzard like conditions. eight states remain under emergency declarations. statewide travel ban remains in effect for the state in all but two counties in connecticut. massachusetts could see up to three feet of snow by tomorrow. the near whiteout conditions are also expected to last there through the day, along with parts of rhode island new hampshire, and maine. let's go back to meteorologist bill karins standing in rockefeller plaza in new york but watching it all from that location. >> yes. >> bill, we were talking to one of the city officials from shrewsbury massachusetts thrks he were at 29 30 inches. >> no disappointment there. talking about historic one of the highest totals in that area. you get a picture there. the tourists are back out, got the word new york city is open. friends from brazil and they'r

according to "newsday," his head coach was notified.tes, it soon got to league officials. so why would the patriots' ball he had just intercepted be any different than the ones his team was using? it turn out both teams supply 12 footballs to officials to inspect before the game. then each team controls their own footballs when they're in possession. if a quarterback is flowing a deflated football in theory it is easier to grip easier to tloerks and easier to catch -- to throw, and easier to catch. the patriots scored 28 more suspense in the second half but whispers of foul play began almost immediately. >> some reports post-game last night that the league is going -- looking into the patriots for deflating the balls within the game. have you heard this? do you know the story i'm talking about? >> no. i don't. >> would you care to tell me if you were deflating balls? >> no. i have no idea. >> reporter: patriots' head coach, bill belchick was also asked about the accusation during his weekly radio interview. >> i really don't know what t

according to "newsday" following this interception, the colts linebacker gave the ball to a member ofaff. soon after, the refs switched out the ball and the patriots went on to win 45-7. >> we don't know who deflated the balls. if it comes out that it was a patriots then they'll look for every angle. >> cheating allegations are nothing new for the patriots coach bill belichick. in 2007 the league fined him for videotaping an opponent's sideline signals during a game. and now, new accusations with super bowl xlix less than two weeks away. >> patriots will be on the field next sunday taking on the seattle seahawks regardless of what the punishment is. >> analysts say if the patriots are punished, it would likely be in the form of a fine or could have to give up one of their future draft picks. marcy gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> right now a winter weather alert after snowfall blankets much of the area causing some whiteout conditions this afternoon for a few folks. little trouble for most. tonight, the snow stopped falling leaving behind a wet mess for some areas. >> the question is whether

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according to newsday, jackson then gave the ball to a member of the colts equipment staff who immediately notified his head coach and general manager. seconds after the opening kick of the third quarter, with the patriots leading 17-7, officials held up the game. the refs switched out the game ball and the pats went on to outscore the colts 28-0 in the second half for a 45-7 victory. over two hours before kickoff, each of the team's 12 game balls were required to be inspected and approved by the referee. league rules state after that no alterations are allowed. each team uses their own balls when on offense and they're allowed to slightly doctor them to their preferences. aaron rodgers admitted to overinflating his footballs. but underinflating footballs is illegal. less air makes it easier for the teams to catch. this development coming just a day after pats quarterback tom brady and head coach bill belichick denied accusations that they intentionally deflated the footballs making them easier to catch and grip but the findings setting off a firestorm. indianapolis punter pat mcafee tweet