. >> this is erica's pelvis. >> reporter: an expert in the world of conjoined twins but despite having six successfully separation surgeries under his belt, he says every case presents its own challenges. we told them we didn't know that they could be separated. we weren't real optimistic about quality of life. >> reporter: doctors gave them the option of terminating the pregnancy. >> reporter: did you ever have a moment where you thought should we do this? >> i didn't. >> reporter: what was it that made you think this is never an option to end this pregnancy? >> i feel it was my faith. >> we talked about it. let's give them a chance, you know. if it's meant to be it's meant to be. >> reporter: after 33 weeks of pregnancy, the sandovals welcomed two baby girls into the world erica rose and eva victoria, they are joined from the sternum to the pelvis. >> they had the tubes and covers over your eyes. you can't carry them, they're very fragile. you question yourself, are we doing the right thing? you talk to them and say you are strong and you're going to get through this. >> reporter: ri

janet, how did you break your pelvis?g filmed. they found there was probably a rock under the ground and it was probably a stress and back. iwas ground and it was probably a stress and back. i was out of action for a while, but then biddy baxter said to me, if you've got any more courage in the bottle, tippett upside down and give it a bash. the lastjump i did was 35 or something like that, so did was 35 or something like that, soi did was 35 or something like that, so i did did was 35 or something like that, soldida did was 35 or something like that, so i did a few more up after that. when you would auditioning for blue peter, this was on your wish list of things to do. it was in my all-time top ten. i had seen simon do it and i thought, i want to do exactly what he did and i wanted to feel that sense of being present in the moment and would i have the courage to jump out of a plane. that there is just me with my coach tony, and we had so many issues, because there wasn't much time on the weather was against us, and we f

16-year-old last week in livermore. 25-year-old alexis garcia suffered brain trauma and a broken pelvisshe died this afternoon at eden medical center. friends held a prayer vigil for her in downtown livermore tonight. on monday they arrested the 26- year-old woman leave to be driving the car they were in. on suspicion of felony drunk driving and second-degree murder. >>> firefighters are lurching for hotspots after fire damage some homes in the heart of the city's mission district. the fire was first is -- first reported on 6:30 pm. the flames caused major damage to those two homes. the 11 residents got out safely. there is no word how it started.>>> a man who suffered severe burns at the north a wildfires has died. michael lived in santa rosa and was being treated at uc davis. after suffering burns over 80% of his body. he died on sunday. friends said he was an engineer who recently moved to santa rosa from san jose. his death brings the death toll from the wildfires to 44.>>> facebook might demand a selfie if it suspects -- suspicious activity on your account. some users have reported

. >> it was found with a broken pelvis near the side of the road. wild life center of silicon valley helped to rehabilitate the animal, and at dusk on wednesday it was released in the hills with the help of the regional park district and took awhile to leave the crate, but eventually darted off. d off. what if home security was different? what if it looked different? what if the measure of working, was that you never had to think about it. ♪ what if it was so easy to use, you actually used it. [alarm] you have 3 minutes to exit. what if it gave you time, and what you really need from home security. a sense of security. ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ >>> a 2 investigates exclusive. for the first time since his arrest, the master tenant of the ghost ship warehouse is speaking with ktvu about the tragedy and the case against him. we have a first look tonight at the exclusive interview. we sat down with him one on one at

he had a broken pelvis and was barely alive.( james ) thanks to the lindsay wildlife experience museum and the wildlife center of silicon valley...he made a full recovery. rescuers released the bobcat near where he was found. ( camila )dozens of cars are vandalized over the weekend. i'll tell you where it happened. ( james ) and we continue to follow the breaking news out of texas where a gunman kills 26 people and wounded 20 others. a photo of the gunman was just released. a live report from texas is just moments away. ( anny ) your bay area forecast is next. . no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 maze to sf. san less then 30 min from 880 gat bridge than 30 min toll plaza. richmond less than 20 toll to 101 ( darya ) we continue to follow breaking news out of texas... 26 people are dead including children after a gunman opens fire at a church. ( james ) this morning we are learning more about the gun man. we rapaport is live in sutherland springs, texas this morning with the latest. wes. ( wes ) a 14-year-old and a 5-year- old are among the dead. at least 2

the victim suffered a broken leg and pelvis. >>> police are asking for the public's help to find the suspect who robbed a bensalem bank. here's the video on street around around 10:30 this morning. peter james harkens the third. he got away with cash. also wanted for the robbery of a pizza hut on sunday and the robbery of a domino's pizza yesterday. >> this guy is a bad guy, committed at least three armed robberies we know of. probably start and bensalem was going to be his last stop >> if you see or know the suspect you're asked to contact bensalem police. >>> the legal age to buy tobacco products in new jersey will increase from 19 to 21. that law will also apply to e cigarettes. the new jersey department of health says about 13 and a half % of all 18 to 24-year-olds are smokers. convenience stores near college campuses might see the biggest impact. the owner of a shop nero want anticipates a 5% drop in tobacco sales. >>> a treatment for pain that leaves you bruised on purpose. >> stefanie stahl shows you more on an ancient technique that delivers quick relief. what's called and ho

the victim suffered a broken leg and pelvis. >>> police are asking for the public's help to find the suspect who robbed a bensalem bank. here's the video on street around around 10:30 this morning. peter james harkens the third. he got away with cash. also wanted for the robbery of a pizza hut on sunday and the robbery of a domino's pizza yesterday. >> this guy is a bad guy, committed at least three armed robberies we know of. probably start and bensalem was going to be his last stop >> if you see or know the suspect you're asked to contact bensalem police. >>> the legal age to buy tobacco products in new jersey will increase from 19 to 21. that law will also apply to e cigarettes. the new jersey department of health says about 13 and a half % of all 18 to 24-year-olds are smokers. convenience stores near college campuses might see the biggest impact. the owner of a shop nero want anticipates a 5% drop in tobacco sales. >>> a treatment for pain that leaves you bruised on purpose. >> stefanie stahl shows you more on an ancient technique that delivers quick relief. what's called and ho

he had a broken pelvis and was barely alive. thanks to the lindsay wildlife experience museum and the wildlife center of silicon valley...he made a full recovery. last wednesday... rescuers released the bobcat near where he was found. (robin) coming up...a massacre at a church in texas is now the deadliest shooting in the state's history.we'll give you the latest.plus ... san francisco police will soon be able to carry stun guns. what this means moving forward. (james)coming up... the kron 4 morning news continues with mark danon and darya folsom. ( darya ) good morning and thanks for joining us... i'm darya folsom.( james ) and i'm james fletcher. that breaking news we are following... 26 people killed at a church in texas.( darya ) a 14-year-old and a 5- year-old are among the dead. at least 20 others are injured. it is the worst mass shooting in texas' history. it happened in the small town of sutherland springs.( james ) this morning there are growing questions about the gunman as we continue to learn more about his past. th

. >> entering at the top of his pelvis. still lodged inside of him.eration repair. larry: doctors say that his prognosis is good. no other officers were hurt her in the shootout. autria: moore calls in maryland for stricter vetting. people want more in place after a prince george's county man faked being a doctor for years. he worked at prince george's county hospital for five years, delivering babies and treating women. many patients are suing the hospital, accusing administrators of not providing adequate background checks. from sunday.this all the way out of bounds. players from both teams getting involved. helmets, flying. flags all over the place. even one official was knocked down. players ejected, they can expect some heavy fines and suspensions as well. autria: morning one of the greats, the impact that sean taylor still had today as we mark 10 years since veronica: a cold start the warming nicely. temperatures across the area, 42 in leesburg, virginia. the wind is so light i'm not even seeing much of a wind chill the temperatures are much low

--and your parachute didn't quite work, i guess, and you broke your pelvis. what is that like? life-defining as well? it was horrific. that was actually worse in terms of pain because it fractured front and rear. and your body is literally in two parts. and anything that touches-- and i had to-- there we-- i rode an ambulance all the way in, and every single crack in the street, not just bump, was agony. and they get you in there. i mean, they can use morphine, they can do everything, and it still does not completely dull the pain. i remember, someone would just touch a sheet and it was-- and so then they operate-- once the swelling is down sufficiently, they go in and they put a-- in the front, they try to put it all back together, put a plate over the front, screws in it, and then big screws in the back. did you ever skydive after that, or...? not sky-- i did parachute-- military parachute after that. okay. the first one, that was into a lake. and the idea was, you know, if i broke apart when the parachute opened, that at least i'd land in water, not on land, and-- but it tur

he suffered a broken wrist and the team passenger broke her pelvis. he had three previous d.u.i. convictions and he is in jail on $500,000 million. michelle: this guy escaped from the work crew in california and he should be easy to spot because of his ce face. who does that? this guy does. he is serving time for a weapons charge. jonathan: the ship washed ashore but there were eight skeletons on board the ship. nobody knows where the ship came from. this is the fourth ship to wash ashore. michelle: volcanos continue to erupt. they began saturday and there could be more to come. photographers are taking pictures and shooting video from a safe distance. jonathan: world war ii soldier missing in action for 70 years remains identified. this is army pilot first lieutenant robert mains from rochester, new york. the 27-year-old pilot of a b-24 liberatort 1945. months before the war came to an end. only one of his fellow crew members survived. michelle: save the date. the royal wedding just announced yesterday. now being planned. where and when if you are planning to crash it. jonathan:

he had a broken pelvis and was barely alive. thanks to the lindsay wildlife experience museum and the wildlife center of silicon valley...he made a full recovery. on wednesday... rescuers released the bobcat near where he was found. (spencer) tonight the warriors were in denver taking on the nuggets. golden state were wrapping up their three game road trip. denver pulled away early in the game, but late in the second half the warriors woke up. they started the third on a 24 to four run... they finished the quarter with 43 points steph curry finished with a plus-minus of plus-44, the highest of his career including playoffs golden state went on to win 127 to 108. (spencer) during morning shootaround -- warriors forward, draymond green didn't want to respond to dallas mavericks owner, mark cuban's criticism. cuban told e-s-p-n -- he wants people to stop using the word "owner" to describe the people that own sports franchises. last week, green went on instagram to express his anger against texans owner, bob mcnair. the owner was ca

. >> you roll the left side of your pelvis forward and back. certified instructor guides them to find the better way of moving. >> taught me about my rib cage open my body up, improved my posture. >> reporter: over the years of teaching, she said it helped them through a variety of movement problems. >> i have osteoporosis any kind of recovery swigs situation from a fall or injury. parkinsons multiple sclorosis or stroke. >> when you're older, you tend to do this and now i'm trying to do that which is much healthier and helps me breathing. >> one time i was walking out and somebody said what are you doing there? everybody comes out smiling. >> reporter: tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." it's blinds to go's big sale what's the big idea? only big time savings on every item in the store. and the more you buy the bigger you save. up to 30% off! that's a really big deal. blinds to go. blinds for life. it's the big sale our biggest sale of the year! select from... rollers, cellulars, romans, sheers, woods, faux woods, verticals and so much more

cat had a broken pelvis and was in pretty bad shape. the rehab team brought here near the area. they open cage and there he goes. they set him free and he finally took his time but eventually -- there he is. looked around and accept the situation. he did eventually wander back out. >> there he goes. >> thought about it for a bit and then go. >> he had to check it out. >>> jeff is with us now. we have to pay attention because you have updates on the rain coming in. >> does look like overall less in the way of those rain totals coming our way in the forecast. p what we want to bring you is first a look at the doppler. you can see it is quiet and clear but those rainfall change will be heading our way. the one thing i do not want you to get caught off guard by is the sierra. this zone will be hit hardest by the incoming storm. a brand new winter storm watch is in effect for interstate 80 down toward highway 50. i want to do something a little bit broke. we'll take a look here across the interior valley and how the rainfall is eventually going to get here. you can see by tomorrow it

and it happens on a windy road and lost control and hit a tree and his companion suffered a broken pelvis and had trouble breathing and her baby girl was not injured. >> when you first hear it you tend to snicker and the more you think about it and understand the consequences it's not anything to snicker about. >> he was charged with vehicular assault and driving with a suspended license. and held on a half million dollars bail. >>> big talkers now and cosleeping is a controversial topic we are not hear to give you medical advice or judge. but if your kids end up in your bed there is relief from the sleepless nights after they monon pollize the entire space. the ace collection a gigantic mattress that dwarfs even a california king. roughly the size of a standard ding bed. and this is about practiceity be if you have a kid and need sleep they made room for everybody. if you have room in your bedroom for everybody, they cost between $2,000 and $4,000 a pop. >>> lets talk christmas trees, people love to cut down their own and haul it home and put it up. this family in massachusetts either ha

her family said alexis garcia suffered brain trauma and a broken pelvis in the crash last wednesday. she died this afternoon at eden medical center. friends and loved ones held a prayer vigil in downtown livermore. on monday authorities arrested the 26-year-old woman believed to be driving the car they were riding in. on suspicion of felony drunk driving and second-degree murder. >>> police say 11 juveniles under arrest for a series of crimes of the weekend. the crimes include armed robberies carjackings and burglaries. the youngest suspect was only 11. >> reporter: authorities say a group of juveniles some as young as 11 were responsible for a massive crime spree in san jose.>> there were a series of armed robberies carjackings and residential burglaries. that culminated in the arrest of 11 juveniles after three separate high-speed vehicle pursuits.>> reporter: three pursues in stock -- involving stolen or carjacked cars. one driver was 17, one was 14 and the last was 11. the teens were armed. they have been from south to central to east san jose. one of the pursuits moved into thre

. >> he was called elvis the pelvis for a reason.on. >> like that? no? >> i applaud the effort. >> see i need to do research time what song is coming up to nail the dance. >> there's no fun in that though. >> that's fair. >> there's more fun in that. >> yeah. >> that's as funny, yeah, >> there you go. >> i will get myself in trouble one of these days. >> patchy drizzle mostly south of town. can't rule it out here in d.c. either. i'll show you radar. you'll see what i mean in a second. peaks of sunshine possible morning and west. and then we have finally d drewer and sunnier conditions moving in friday. however it comes with a price an price is colder weather and in fact witness winter feel coming towards the end of week here. friday and saturday look -- rather feel winterish, no snow. no spanishing there. 1.74" of rain we had this month thanks to over an inch of rain yesterday more than a inch in 24 hour period. since august 7 of the just a little over 2" is what we did for entire month of october. it only took november to get almost

doctors say the risk of blood clots in the legs, arms, pelvis and lungs, rises to the amount of timeont of the tv. >> look being hood of getting cpr from a strange is her better if you've man. found 45% every men having a heart attack on the street, cp r from passerby, but only 39 % of women received that same help. >> i find that very interesting. >> me too. i wouldn't have expect that. >> more doctors are choose to go not except insurance, and instead, charge monthly fees. >> it is called direct primary care, met with doctor and patient in a charlottesville virginia. >> hey, dock. >> chuck is not rushed when he sees his prime primary care doctor, comes as often as he want doesn't need insurance to pay for it. >> almost sounds too good to be true. >> i'm living it. and it feels like it is too good to be true. >> he pace $60 a month membership fee to doctor moore mclaughlin, charlottesville virginina practice new trend called direct primary care. >> one of more than 700 nationwide. up limited visits and urgent care, often prescription drug prices at cost. >> the model itself works li

her pelvis fractured ribs broken. says she works twice as long on her therapy when pender is involved. >> i guess i don't think about myself like the pain i'm in and i try, you know -- i can go longer. >> she has always loved dogs. she says working with pender to help others brings an invaluable benefit. >> he can, you know, interact with a patient and just change their emotional status. believe it or not illicits a lot of communication from people so that's wonderful. >> pender did his training were it k-9 companions for independence. he's liz's workout buddy he likes to go running and sits on the mat during yoga. true companion. >> nice. >> sweet dog. >> delaware county residents could drive right up and get a free flu shot today. they were offered at the tinicum fire station in essington. everybody who took part was just asked to donate a canned good or nonperishable item. the flu shot clinic sponsored by by the delaware counsel. >> reporter: open enrollment for the affordable care act. the free library is holding

i think most of the pelvis. i want to thank the chairman.i want to thank all are witnesses of kenya. most important what you think the president of the united states who had the courage to say this was her right thing to do, the time is now, keep in light of what we went to the last eight years. let's get this done. let's get it done as quickly as possible. i understand are some practical concerns. ambassador gold outline, that's fine but let's get this done. it is the right thing to do. it's most important, this come when he comes to, you can't remember who your friends are, who shared a common set of values from the values i think make the world a better place. let's recognize all that and get this thing done. with that i yield back. >> the gentleman yield the rest of his time to the chairman. morton klein, the significance of jerusalem obvious you think is self evident to the jewish people, but in america you are involved in politics. you know folks from jewish activist, christian activists. this city matters to people here in america, do

not so many broken bones but a lot of abrasions and sprains and i broke my pelvis that was pretty excitingo you about that because it's giving to a, tell us about it. >> hoping to -- i'm hope to go raise awareness for salvation army and when people choose to give they see how salvation army does and when you put money in red kettles that money goes to local communities that you're actually donating to your own community and i'm really proud to -- to be an ambassador. jon jop how did you get involve with salvation army. >> they called me and asked me to do what you saw there, frisbee trick shots and i love doing stuff like that. outside of the realm of skate boarding but still allows me to do what i want to do and we did a video and they said you wanting to to new york and talk about it. jon: shouldn't you be doing in santa outfit? [laughter] dagen: you're close to my age. what about the aches and pains now? >> they exist, for sure. [laughter] dagen: you look pretty good. >> my secret is i never quit doing it and i stay pretty loose and stay active. dagen: i live right near the skate bark b

she was hospitalized with severe injuries, including a shattered pelvis.lding schools. that was back in 2004 and, man, has this organization grown. one of our first big time guests back on the couch. >> happy to be back. i have news for you. ainsley: great. what are they? >> first, coming back here year after year saying we have rebuilt 60 schools, 100 schools, 130 schools, and on friday, we opened our 171st school. brian: after natural disasters. >> and i have other happy news with you. you have seen what has happened with harvey, maria, earthquakes in mexico, and i have seen this happening for the past 12 years and disaster after disaster, it takes years for children and families to have a rebuild homes and schools. and, to me, each time, it breaks my heart. if you imagine for a child to wait six years to go to school, and you lose a generation. and looking at it year after year, there must be a way to make this whole process faster. and not just having children forgotten. so we have partnered first two years ago with an organization called all hands vol