>> what we saw election was huge amounts of completely false stories getting traction on facebook. >> and did you hear the one about air force one? we did our own research. but first -- soledad: how do democrats fix the political fallout? i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to ?matter of fact.? and washington, d.c., democrats are doing just that, but have already decided they will stick with their current leaders for the next term. the strategic questions are critical. >> when we don't talk about economics, we lose elections. >> we need accountability. there is no accountability from leadership. >> this business as usual here in congress is not going to work out for democrats. soledad: do you focus on traditional democrats whose turnout was lackluster this election? or do you reach across the ais to the obama voters who became trump voters this time around? democratic congressman don beyer was reelected for his second term representing northern virginia. nice to have you with us. mr. beyer: thank you, soledad. soledad: do you think the democrats are in crisis? mr. beyer: it feels that way. i

. >>> dangerous drive on facebook live. one man behind the wheel filming himself at more than 115 miles an hour. what happened next. >>> jailbird. the story behind this mug shot. shoulder. shoulder. >>> you mean you don't see that every day? a man -- good morning, everybody. we've made it to friday. i'm kendis. >> happy friday to you. i'm adrienne bankert in for diane macedo and begin with president-elect donald trump. heaping praise on supporters wrapping up a day-long victory lap with a fiery rally in ohio. >> trump highlighting his agenda bragging about defeating hillary clinton and slamming the washington, d.c. with details of what by all appearances was a presidential campaign event. good morning, janai. >> reporter: good morning, adrienne and kendis. so his first stop was in indiana to talk about saving jobs there. though he didn't save all the jobs, the company carrier planned to ship to mexico, about 1300 still being sent across the border. if the 17 days trump spent campaigning in ohio after >> i love you, ohio, thi

is complicated, but there are a lot of things that are going on on facebook, you've seen this year, which show people taking the steps to connect that matters to them. so, one of the things that happened thisear in the election, but didn't happen before, was facebook live. we didn't have it last time there was a u.s. election and that meant that people could connect to the video moments like the debates right from and so, that's also part of what's happening with black lives matter. black lives matter has been happening for years. this was the first year it broke into the top ten on facebook and we think that's partially because the power of live helps people bear witness. >> tt'shy the top ten list is always kind of interesting because there are some very serious and substantive things that we see on the list and then we see number three, pokemon go. so that was huge on facebook this year. was certainly hard to get my son to pay attention to me while driving in cars since pokemon go and there were 7,000 groups on facebook. our number one facebook live this y

. >> reporter: we got this conversation started with you on facebook earlier today. there are people on both sides of this issue. i want to break down the numbers to understand what we're talking about here. the starting salary for an fhp trooper in florida $18 an hour. that comes out to about $35,000 a year. give them a 5% raise, and that's an extra 1700 bucks in their pocket. governor scott says this is gonna affect just about 4,000 workers. people on minimum wage are making. they are making $8.05 an hour. make that $15 an hour, and it's a raise of $13,000 for 183,000 workers. that's huge. so i asked you, what is your priority? come on over. increase or $15 an hour minimum wage. >> raise for law enforcement officers. >> reporter: why? >> reasoning behind this, first of all, because these people risk their lives to keep us all safe, and it's gonna be way more beneficial to society as a whole than a $15 minimum wage which will increase the price for everyone on the back end. >> for folks who work at mcdonald's or a minimum wage job, they can support their family bette

example of what not to do while driving.you're looking at the video onasi olio-rojas streamed live on his facebook page while he goes on a high- speed joy-ride on routes and 10 and 6 in providence.capt. john allen/ rhode island state police:"he's well over 100 miles an hour, in a congested area. several lane changes, in and out of traffic. in the break-down lane. back to lanes of travel.rojas does this all while filming the speedometer on his it's at 109 miles per hour. capt. john allen/ rhode island state police:"it's a grand slam of things not to do. phone in your hand. no seat belt. traveling at a high rate of speed. in and out of traffic. "state police verified the video's authenticity by comparing it to ri-dot traffic cameras. they're positive that's the driver you're seeing, video- taping his reckless driving moments before the accident. the video cuts out, right here... just before rojas hits a garbage truck and loses control.the accident an hour when it hits the truck, which was barely damaged.rojas' car was destroyed, and it took firefighters awhile to get him out.capt. john allen/ rhode

some people on facebook this morning are wondering about the manatee that some people on facebook this morning are wondering about the manatee that got stuck in a storm drain in jacksonville. allison, what an amazing rescue. the manatee is now recovering at sea world in orlando. it took crews up to six hours to cut pipes and clear the way to get the 950 pound female free. city workers were paving a street when they on her nose. at sea world, a team used a large crane to lower the manatee into a tank where they gave her a thorough exam. the manatee's veterinarians say she will likely stay at sea world for a few days or even a week before being released back into the wild. a lot of you watched and shared your thoughts on our facebook live stream as crews were rescuing the manatee.ma giving your praise to the rescue team. olivia writes, "woo hoo! great work! mary thinks they should have a little fun naming the manatee. she writes, "they should name him- storm,or her - stormie . or -her faith or him- saint." this is really tough to see this morning. crews across the southeast will be back

>> reporter: cell phone video posted on facebook shows the officer wrestling the woman to the ground ednesday. her two tgeeena daughters were also arrested. the confrontation started when with the woman told police a man had grabbed and choked her son for littering. >> as well as police officers are human beings appear to have some good and some bad. i just have to teach my kids the way i've been teaching them not to lose faith. >> the officer has been placed on restricted duty while the incident is investigated. >>> "the new york times" says a new congressional report link edward snowden to russian intelligence agencies. he responded on twitter saying the report is filled with obvious falsehoods. since 2013 when he revealed how the national security agency spies on americans. >>> central jersey.com reports the cancellation of the princeton men's swimming season because of racist and vulgar e-mails. the university learned last week about offensive posts by team members. similar issues prompted the recent cancellation of the harvard men's team. >>> there was no cure or vaccine three ye

on ink focusing too much giving facebook the power to make editorial decision over appears on the site is the kind of quick fix that is hurt us.come back and facebook, the problem at the facebook has too uch power and asking it to yield power in ways we like versus ways we don't like is a short-term solution. long-term solution, ensure facebook doesn't have power over the media conversation generally. twitter is a smaller part, but near influential, journalists politicians use it. our president-elect uses it. the big, it has less of a a blem with fake news for certain number of design reasons. it has a problem with and abuse, especially against journalists, color, women, people of against huge antisemitism problem on it, few days after announced n, twitter anti-harrassment tools that can e put to use to stem some of the problem. it remains to be seen whether fix the actually situation. host: our guest, max read of "new york magazine," he's the take a look at the topic of the internet, news across it, topic of fake news overall. hi.e, republican line, caller: hi. thanks for taking my ca

we kept in touch on facebook. he texted me one day that the european journalism center wanted to take a group of 12 senior eu journalists and show them cambodia and take them to projects funded by the eu and meet with the civil society activists and with journalists, and what i be willing to be the fixer and organizer for the project. after that, they want to do the same thing in myanmar. when i did the project in cambodia, there was an extraordinary factory run by a dutch fellow who wanted to create working conditions and treat employees the way you would if the factory was in the netherlands. just casually i told them about the book project. he was doing all of this extraordinary work and needed someone to help tell his story. he hired me to help him tell his story and develop a communications plan. >> things like that were very serendipitous. >> if you can make a list of things he can go back to because you enjoy their company, how long would that list be? mr. gruber: ever a lot of the be long. conversations i h

we are live on facebook too right now. morning. >>> good morning, america. now a criminal investigation. as the death toll climbs to 33 in that oakland concert fire. one of the nation's deadliest fires in decades. >> like, seeing, like, everything, like, this orange wall of fire. >> desperate families still searching for loved ones. >> please, just call us. we just want to know if you're alive or not. >> firefighters digging through the rubble for answers. the fire chief at the center of the search right here on "gma." >>> flash flood alert. water rising across the gulf coast. stranding drivers. a mother and son rescued from this bridge. >>> and an arctic blast is about to sweep across the rest of the country.

you can see it on my facebook live, but the story behind it, that's ahead on news 4. >> and the news 4 i-team getting a first look at the write-in votes some locals voted for. they really got our attention, and some that weren't even votes at all. >> storm team 4 weather alert. on top of the cold, we could be in for an so. >> but first, a robbery. it started out as a conversation on social media. >> tonight, four people are in custody after police say they duped a guy on facebook and wound up robbing him. >> our prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins has the story from palmer park. >> started as a chance encounter on facebook. the man who met this young woman wanted to meet her in person. >> he got to her apartment. she was nowhere to be found. >> police say the victim parked his vehicle in this district heights apartment complex, thinking he was going to meet the woman he was speaking with on facebook. that's when he was robbed. >> three armed individuals there to rob him. they stole several items from him at gunpoint before fleeing the area. >> this all unfolded on wedn

this high-speed ride on facebook live. >>> safety concerns, metro's leader is headed to the hot seat on capitol hill. >>> back open, a popular grocery store is welcoming customers back this morning. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> hi, good morning, everybody. i'm erika gonzalez in for eun to know about our forecast, at least there's no rain this weekend. >> looks like most of the weekend will be rain-free. that is welcome news but there are more needed chances for rainfall coming up as we get into next week. i'll give you the whole ten-day forecast coming up at 6:51. the four things you need to know about the weather, chilly breezies continues, northwest winds 15 to 20 miles per hour make it feel on the chilly side for sure, that will be the case again for tomorrow. should be dry for most of your outdoor plans this weekend. next chances f rain come as we get towards the middle part of next week and by late next week into next weekend a shot of legitimately colder than average air coming our way. parts of alaska 50 below zero. wait until you see the ten-day forecast. it's a cold one

set a time limit on facebook so you are on 20 minutes and shut it off.iterally set a timer. >> no one likes to post mundane stuff but that can be emotionally good in what way. >> it captures what our lives are about. we have mundane moments, great moments, horrible moments. you don't want to be the person that always posts horrible moments but post a mundane moment, me hanging out at the coffee shop working late. that's a normal time. i'm going to do that next month and start an example for people. >> it is wrong to look for people you went to school with and who lost their jobs, may have been divorced, put on weight, lost their hair, hypothetically speaking here? >> that's not good either. >> oh, really? >> no. >> why? >> maybe if someone is your mortal enemy and you are glad they are not doing well. that's bad, too. even when you compare down you feel guilty about it. there is a bit of guilt that i'm happy this person is not doing well and that messes with you. >> oh, there's guilt. >> you don't have it? >> i never do that. >> me either. >> the solutio

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the rumor about teens not on facebook is crap. who's next? don't put me on the spot.that means it's a good question. >> i forget where i read it, i think this week, but didn't procter & gamble decide to disk -- decrease their advertising on facebook because they did not find it effective? >> yeah. >> is there a possibility other people will realize they may not so much product? >> the new story and i don't know all the details, but basically they announced and it's weird for these things when ad campaigns don't work out you usually don't have a public announcement, but png said facebook targeting is not working and we are going to scale down our facebook budget. if you read the book, like it's not remotely surprising. i was the first facebook add party product manager and i spent a year trying to turn facebook into money and it did not work, likes and interests and if you are doing direct response advertising or trying to get a positive response if the marginal result, really. so, in ad tech it doesn't actually have to work to sell it you can, i mean, i think i call i

nick gomez-hall from san diego, a friend wrote just this morning on his facebook page, nick was, quote, a positive influence on his life and everyone he met. the 25-year-old was an avid world traveler as well. cash askew, just 22 years. part of a musical duo named them or us too. their sound cloud website shows they had gig in argentina next year. their facebook page has been flooded with pamessages in the last two days. >>> now you're accuweather forecast. >> good morning to you. going through a pattern change right now. some cooler air moves into the north bay. that's where it's sunny. live doppler 7, overlay the clouds so you can see how gray it is out there. but in the north bay a little bit of clearing. i want to show you the system to the north will be affecting us first in terms of the colder air and then out to the west, this is a tropical fetch that's going to bring in decent rain wednesday through the first part of the weekend. looks cold. temperatures are actually pretty mild out there. not going to go very far today. 54 in mountain view and san jose and half moon bay. one h

on. facebook had just gotten started. they're, like, flash in the pan, you know, there's no holding power for them. they're going to be gone. so my book, you know, i looked at history again and had suggested these patterns, long cycles. and, you know, i'll briefly describe it. you have something new invented, there's sort of a wild open period, a wild west era while everyone's trying on different business model, seeing what workses. very open speech, a lot of talk, and then consolidation into either an oligopoly or a monopoly like at&t of players. you know, like the telephone industry once had a thousand different companies in it, now it has four depending how you're counting, right? and for a long time, it was just one. so that cycle which everyone thought the internet was immune to has clearly, i think, come to the internet. when you look at it now, it is a handful of big companies; google, facebook, apple -- when they're being entered as a company -- microsoft and then amazon, and then the list starts to sort of trail

the driver was carrying on facebook live. police said a driver speeding up to 150 miles an hour near providence, rhode island. the driver losing control and slamming into the back of garbage truck. he faces several charges including reckless driving. >>> prince harry and rihanna on world aids day. rihanna making fun of the prince for wincing. >> oh, that's not bad. you made it -- >> it's a pin practice. >> both tested negative. >>> when we come back, the medical scare for buzz aldrin, the emergency at the south pole may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call us or your advisor t. rowe price. he first person to survive alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding scientific breakthroughs, advancing public policy, and providing local support to those living with the disease and their caregivers. but we won't get there without you. visit al

anthony mentions a reward in that surveillance video he posted on facebook, but doesn't say how much. joyce: thank you. pettis is set to fight max holloway one week from saturday in toronto. the winner becomes the ufc's interim featherweight champion. pettis won his last fight in august, snapping a three match losing streak. to our big story now, let the recount begin. kathy: we are 15 hours away from presidential election. the recount in milwaukee county will start at 9:00 tomorrow morning at the milwaukee election commission's warehouse on the south side. the public is welcome to come and observe, but you must bring a photo id. 130 workers will spend the next 12 days counting more than 444,000 ballots by machine. they'll send the results each night to the state which will , post updates online. the deadline to finish the recount is 8:00 december 12. p.m.,>> are excited about this, and i know our staff is ready for it. we accept the challenge. joyce: there are a lot of logistics involved. the ballots had to be moved from the courthouse to the warehouse. kathy: wisn 12 news political

the school saw big gains in social media on facebook and twitter. so a win for the school. >> kim: just think the disney version as we share this story because you are seeing rats. this is a local story. exterminators tell us they are winter. if you think not in my neighborhood. sorry about that because they have been found in every single zip code in southern nevada. technicians are setting up bait boxes where rats go in to eat poison, it kills them within 24 hours. if there is a glimmer of good news, from what we understand the health district has not found any sort of disease associated with local rodents. if you need any hel finding rats on your property or more information in general, we have you covered at news3lv.com. i will say this we have this at our home, so he took care of it without us noticing until we saw the black boxes. handle it however you would like but this is taking place in every neighborhood here in town. >> dana wagner handling business that. nascar annual award show happening tonight starting at 5:00. fans still buzzing abo

well, now facebook plans to combat these fabricated and dangerous stories by relying on you. xplains. >> talking about fake news. >> those fake news stories. >> fake political news. >> the impact of fake news. >> reporter: facebook wants to put fake news out of business, with your help. today, after months of public pressure, the social media giant announcing new preliminary measures, to weed out stories that are intentionally false, and spread for financial gain. to make it easier for its 1.8 billion users to report a hoax, they can click the upper right-hand corner of a post to flag content. if enough people mark it, the story will be reviewed by facebook researchers and passed on to independent journalists to fact-check. if determined false, the piece will be marked disputed on facebook, demoted in your news feed and the creator will be banned from promoting it on facebook's advertising platform. >> facebook is censoring to the extent they will cut off some sites from economic benefit. >> reporter: marco chacon runs a fake news site, he says his articles are satire. >> if y

on facebook her brother is thanking the community for their support. >>> new developments, we're trackinge on nbc 4. also go to the nbc washington app for the latest information. >>> now to this developing story in the tacoma area of the district. a man was shot near cedar street and eastern avenue. it happened around 8:00 last night. the victim's identity has not been released. >>> and we are working to learn more about a grim discovery. members of a cleaning crew found a man's body inside a ruth chris's rest room. police have not identified him but he was not an employee at the restaurant. foul play in his death. >>> and take a look at this video. it was a cleveland park metro station and you can see that watter gushing down the steps. crews will be working to prevent that from ever happening again. crews are actually working to improve the storm drains in that region. the work is expected to last through friday and in the meantime, the parking lanes will be closed to quebec streets from 9:30 in the morning to 3:30 in the afternoon. >>> we are seeing big problems in several places. take

i would tell people to fight the urge to believe what you are reading on facebook and twitter. the only location that facts will come from on this matter will be the district attorney's office. if you don't have that as a source i would question the information. and as far as we know, so far going on, our community, our neighborhoods and our kids are not a threat to what happened to this victim. if anyone has information they can call the da's office 978, -- 97845 8908 or lawrence detectives 978954 9500 extension 65. very useful in this day and age you can use 274637, type the first letters law pd and send us a tip all of these venues either by calling the da's office, the detectives office or text a tip all of it is confidential and anonymous. the chief is not owing to take questions but i will take some questions. >>reporter: people feel safe here when a person is decapitated, you don't have any at the district attorney? >> i did not say i was upset. >>reporter: what are you? >> i am just relaying what he told us, law enforcement community is telling us. that this is not a ran

. >> you might find me on facebook. >> it does not work on facebook yet. >> it is an android app thatou take a picture of a new friend or a complete stranger. in a few seconds, it scans all themillion photos from russian facebook knockoff and finds a match. >> let's see what happens. >> it is me. >> it is me. >> your hair is so different. [laughter] >> it works. it is really cool. >> do you think it is strange? >> strange for cool. >> you take a photo and then you can find you. [laughter] if i forgot this was my son or not, i can check it. this year, they're taking the algorithm to america for some thing called the mega face challenge. there is a lot of face putting software. -- spotting software. it, id out how they did went to the -- meet the owner. >> these are my russian brethren. is it ranked in order by who they think looks the most like me? >> yes. >> another guy with a gun. why am i a bear? [laughter] --metimes you look through >> they programmed a neural network that approaches face finding differently. imaged it thousands of matches and after six months of training, and lear

(baby crying) ♪ >> syrians who have already done the journey posted on facebook, and they estimated that cost around 5,000 euros. some people are like, "how can they afford that? the refugees, how come they have that much money?" not knowing that refugees fled syria not because they're poor. they had money, but it's not safe for them to live there anymore. and refugees, a lot of them, they sold their properties to do this journey. they literally sold their properties. sold their houses, their shops, their cars. (muffled chatter) >> practicing for tonight. (laughter) one, two, go. (car horns honking) (baby crying) >> before we took our journey, we heard that there was a boat which five people died because the boat went down and five people died. and you wish you could do something about it, you wish you can change this, but you can't. i was helpless back then. we're still waiting for the truck. it's supposed to arrive to pick the rest of us around 20 to 30 people, 30 people in here to the point. i don't know why it's been... it hasn't been... it's a bit windy, it's a bit windy today. acco

how it wound up on facebook... and why police don't want to take the video dw and the very latest details on a deadly pileup in michigan... which has already been hit by heavy snow. stephanie's weather you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. a mix of clouds and sunshine today with high temperatures reaching into the low to middle 20s. clouds increase overnight with lows in the teens. t weekend - the first bringing snow by afternoon/evening saturday. the second system will continue the snow throughout the day sunday and potentially into monday morning. 3- 4 of snow is possible by sunday morning but storm totals will be higher by and 11 others were injured... in a 40 vehicle pileip... on an icy michigan interstate. the crash happened near lansing. authorities blame the slippery conditions for yesterday morning's crash -- which forced the interstate to shut down in both directions. several crashes also were reported on detroit-area freeways. two teens died in a car crash... while shooting a facebook live video. one was

the san francisco consulate is continuing the war of words on facebook. posting, it is so difficult to remain diplomatic but we will. if you check our facebook post, tweets, our public statements, the message is always the same. our nations can and should be friends, for the sake of well being of our people, for security and stability in the world. >> president-elect donald trump sent out a flattering tweet about putin today. praisiing him for not retaliating. great move on delay by putin. i always knew he was smart. he will be briefed on hacking next week and the senate armed services committee has called a meeting over foreign cyber issues. some want stronger actions against russia, even if mr. trump does not. >>> we are in for another chilly night and it is about to get really cold. rob mayeda joins us with more on what is in store. good evening.

facebook now says they're going to try to do something about it. jacob joins me on how facebook plans to do this. >> so, obviously none of those headlines you read have any factual basis whatsoever, yet they were shared in extraordinary number of times on facebook in the lead up to the election. there were criticisms thrown around after the election that this fake news on facebook may have influenced the election in some way. mark zuckerberg, cheryl sandberg, executives at facebook have denied. now facebook has something to combat this fake news. it's a four-pronged plan. let me go through some of them with you. easier reporting. basically, being able to click a box when you suspect something to be fake. flagging stories as disputed. you or i would see facebook has checked this and thinks it's fake. informed sharing and disrupting financial incentives for spammers because advertising revenue is a huge reason a lot of this has spread. when it comes to what this is going to look like, we're also getting our first look at what facebook is doing. take a look at this. ri

on facebook live. police said a driver speeding up to 115 miles an hour near providence, rhode island. the driver then losing control and slamming into the back of a garbage truck. he's expected to survive. he faces several charges including reckless driving. >>> prince harry and rihanna tonight with a message to world, on this world aids day. taking hiv tests in her home country of barbados. rihanna making fun of the prince for wincing. you made it -- >> it's a pin prick. >> both tested negative. >>> when we come back, the medical scare for buzz aldrin, the emergency at the south pole and the pictures coming in. the emergency at the south pole and the pictures coming in. your path to retirement may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your call us or your advisor t. rowe price. invest with confidence. the first person to survive alzheimer's disease is out there. advancing public policy, and providing local support to those living with the di

in a video statement on facebook, he said the past year had been extremely tough and he was not willing to do it again. the 31-year-old clinched the title on sunday.

we know that people don't want to see hoax on facebook. we're working on it, misinformation is something we take seriously and something we're going to continue to iterate on the surface. than you thought in retrospect? >> there've been claims that it swayed the election, we take that responsibility really seriously. and we're looking at things like working with third parties, helping to label false news. doing the things we can do to make it clearer what's a hoax on facebook. >> it's complicated because facebook's philosophy is to be a blank canvas, not to be somebody putting it's finger on the scale. so is wrestle with in terms of finding a solution but keeping the free marketplace of ideas that facebook treasures so much? >> there are a lot of things going on on facebook that shows people taking the steps that connects the matters to them. one of the things that happened this year in the election that doesn't happen before was facebook live, and that meant people could connect to the video moments like the debates were, and that's what i

to talk about i feel like need my own weather special tonight, which is why we're going to jump on facebook around 8:45 to talk about the cold temperature, fact that it's 29 on friday, feeling like it's in the single digits then we'll watch overnight friday to see -- we think it's closer to dawn, predawn before we see a little bit of snow if you sleep in late saturday it will just be rain. it's good to know if you don't like to deal with snow, stay home till 11:00 or so. good reason to stay inside. >> watch a movie >> check with your boss, >> thank you >> we'll be right back. . >>> to all of our friends, family, partners and allies, not just, throughout the world, happy troops at fox5dc.com. holiday greetings from our troops are brought to you by navy federal credit union, once a member, always a member. i really did save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. i should take a closer look at geico... geico has a long history of great savings and great service. over seventy-five years. wait. seventy-five years? that is great. speaking of great, check out these hot riffs. you like

the river live on facebook. the man speeding at more than 100 miles per h >> the video cuts out as he slams into the back of a garbage truck. ? ? ? ? ? ? reporter: blasting music route 6 in providence weaving in and out of traffic reaching speeds, according to his speedoter, of well or 100 miles per hour. right hand. camera in his no seatbelt o he starts to hit speeds of 90mph which increases to 100 mph then you see several erratilane changes where he goes from high speed land to low speed lane to breakdown lane in and out of traffic. >> state police say olio-roj was heading east on route 6 towa i-95. erratically changing lanes. pass. other driverstg 911. >> the videotape just shows a blant disregard for anybody else on the roadway. we're very fortunate he didn't hit anybody else. >> rhode island state police verified the video by looking at dot meras. the trip did not end well for olio-rojas, who hit theack of a garbage a then the concrete brier in the center >> he was pinned in the vehicle. we had several inpe