this is in perth. he's unable to move his leg.assengers and bystanders line up to rock the train to make enough space for him to free himself. he does eventually. he didn't sustain any injuries at all. incredible. people power indeed. that's what david hines, a spokesman for perth said. he said it was quick thinking by station staff and people power. >> we believe it was our people on the ground, our station attendants who, first of all, when they realized the man -- and they were right on the spot. when they realized the man was stuck alerted the train driver to keep the train stationary, not move off. he went to his assistants and spent five or six minutes trying to extract him. they started getting creative. one went inside the train and asked passengers still on board -- and most of them were on board at that stage -- to move to the other side of the carriage. like racing yachts do. get everyone to go on one side and lean out to see if it would move the train to slightly increase the five centimeter gap. that didn't work. they

. >>> a train passenger in perth, >>> a train passenger in perth, australia, is saved by his fellow commutersidentally getting wedged between the subway train and the platform. another passenger raised the alert, around and a large group of riders used some people power for the rescue. they pushed the train away from the platform twice and pulled him out. he was not seriously injured. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, amazon speeds up delivery options for millions of americans, and imagine getting paid thousands of dollars in loose coins. jill wagner's at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. here on wall street the investors will be watching to see if europe's central bank will take action on interest rates. the dow gained 14 points wednesday, the nasdaq was up 2 points, the s&p rose a frakds. >>> amazon is now offering same-day delivery in cities. philadelphia, baltimore, washington, d.c., indianapolis, and dallas can get the fast delivery service for various products like computers, books, and appliances. the new "get it" feature co

the new firm will be based in perth. this is the world's biggest miner.ave more on that later on today. the result claims that the bank did not flag suspicious transactions. a settlement could come as soon as this week. barack obama says the netted states will continue to administer airstrikes in iraq and support kurdish forces. he says the netted states is working with an international coalition to support humanitarian relief in a northern iraq. finland's biggest exporters are getting squeezed by both russia and eu sanctions. we will talk about the rights of weighing financial war on vladimir putin. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse or ," the pound is in focus today. this was the reaction that we saw in the pound against the dollar. than theweaker analysts had been expecting an economist to been expecting. the estimate was for 1.8%. that is taking some pressure off the bank of england if it is considering interest-rate increases anytime soon. seems to be the thinking that is going into that. let's return to the crisis in ukraine. the finish president met w

mother has excused his parents of turning their backs on the child with down syndrome and returning to perthhis healthy sister pipih. not so say the couple that allege the thai surrogate refused to let them take him home. >> we wanted to bring him. things were happening that we couldn't bring him. >> we asked her can you please give our boy? we want our boy. she got very, very angry. >> since they left thailand in a panic fearing they might not be able to leave with gammy's twin sister. >> the surrogate mother wanted to take our girl. we were scared we were going to lose her, so we had to try to get out as fast as we could. >> his story and claim and counter claim has another twist. the mother that gave birth to the twins in december is admitting she didn't let the australians take baby gammy because she feared they wouldn't look after him. >> translator: i never said i wanted to keep both babies. i did not allow gammy to go with them. that's the truth. they would put him many in an institution. i just hope my daughter is safe and they keep their word. >> authorities in western australia are

. >>> four-wheeling fun in perth, australia. this is powerline road, big clear area. woman up in the truck, up ahead, didn't check the depth of the water for her didn't do a good job. watch this. >> woah! >> truck is swamped. >> oh. >> right down into some deep enough water that it just chokes out the engine. >> like they were prepared for this, a truck with a towline to wheel her in. >> sure, support system and friends to get her out. >> get me out. >> the car is pretty much wrecked, right? can't salvage it, can you? >> of course you can, not needily. the engine took in water, but the guys open the air box, and the air intake is dripping with water, water is in the engine, will take work to dry it out, but the truck was not a loss, not at all. she was fortunate to have people help her out as well as this guy, brad. this tree does not go down at first. keeps cutting. >> i have a feeling the tree is going to go where he doesn't want it to. >> go, go, go! [ bleep ] oh! >> a close call for brad there. had to do the high step once the tree fell. >> not a professional tree

community health systems claims that chinese hackers stole perth data on 4.5 million patients. they have names, social security numbers, addresses and phone numbers. the attack happened sometime in april and june. hospital officials say anyone who was treated or referred there by a doctor in the past five years is affected. the hospitals in our area include easton chestnut hill hospital pottstown phoenixville brandywine, jennersville regional and salem memorial. >>> taney fever continues across the delaware valley. the dragons are set to play nevada tomorrow at little world series in williamsport of course. pitching sensation mo'ne davis will once again be on the mound. she threw a two hit shutout in the first game against tennessee and now of course making national headlines. speaking with espn she says her life has changed drastically in just a week. 15,000 people are now following her on twitter and celebrities like ellen degeneres and magic johnson are tweeting her. davis says she love sports but baseball isn't really in her future. >> i want to go to uconn and be a point g

now, in perth, australia, you never know what happens when you're in the car.he dash cam is going. watch what happens to this guy, makes a right turn, and watch what pops out at him. >> oh, no! shoot, there was nothing to do. >> watch that again? >> that guy is down the street, and there's a kid on the bike, boom, snamacks into the car. there's a high profile suv that blocked him so he don't get any kind of warning that that kid was coming, but notice what happens to the bike after the incident. the bike just rolls all the way across the street. >> what about the kid? what happened to him? >> the driver, richardson, says he thinks the kid suffered just a fractured arm, no other serious injuries. >>> i'm about to make you guys instagram super models. you are welcome. >> all right. >> this is an instructional video on how to by jess, follow directions to a tee, okay? >> okay. >> hands, they have to be doing something in the photograph. >> thumb's up works. >> got to be in the picture. >> so your arm, whatever you're doing, has to be above your head. put it up the

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in perth, australia, many come together to help a fellow passenger after a man slipped. they managed to push the train up and free his legs and the man was fine. inside story. . >> the new technical and legal frontiers of medicine allow two people to create an embryo and have a third person provide the womb for that new life to grow. it brings joy, but occasionally conflict, accidents and heartbreak along the way. surrogacy is the "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suarez. sometimes our ability to do amazing things runs out ahead of our customs, legal boundaries and best practices to deal with it. women who can't carry a fetus to term, who want to be mothers can now have their eggs harvested, fertilized by their partners and have another woman, a third party carry the baby for them. gay men have explored surrogacy as a way to become parents. the story of baby gamy, a biological child of an australian couple born to a young thai woman is just the latest moment where we might pause, think a little bit more about how we manage our miracles and talk about the ethics and econo

. >>> a look at a terrifying moment at a train station, a man at perth, australia got his leg stuck.irst people inside the train moved to the other side hoping to sway it from away from the platfo platform, then commuters rallied together to push it just far enough for the man to get free. >>> british photographer may sue wick i media over a picture. these pictures david slater took went viral in 2011. the dispute now is over who owns them. the monkey took hi camera and snapped these selfies. wikimedia now considers the pictures subject to the public domain, because the monkey pressed the shutter button, slater isn't buying it and is considering his next step. >> what an interesting question. >>> cargo ships will now by paid to slow down to avoid hitting whales. "los angeles times" reports six global shipping companies will get $2500 every time they sail slow will you think the santa barbara channel. that area is a prime feeding ground for migrating blue whales. the program was developed by federal wild live officials. the slow speeds will also cut air place. >>> a bay area researche

now for a little people power -- a commuter in the australian city of perth had a lucky escape this morning after getting his leg caught between a train and the platform. >> you can see the man slipping as he goes to get on the train. his leg waged in that two-inch gap. after a little clever thinking from staff and fellow passengers, they managed to tilt the train. in the end, the man freed his leg and eventually walked away uninjured. >> amazing. that's a lucky escape. >> absolutely. you think he still rides the train? >> i don't think so. not for a wild. >> that's the "journal." thanks for watching. >> see you at the top of the hour. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- [ mid-tempo music plays ] steves: riding this gondola, you soar, landing in the sleepy, unpromoted village of gimmelwald. in 30 years of researching guidebooks, i've found hidden gems like this in every country. gimmelwald would have been developed to the hilt, like neighboring towns, but the village had its real estate declared an avalanche zone, so no one could get new building permits. the r

it happened today in perth, australia. surveillance video shows the man suddenly slip, his leg becomes trapped between the platform and the commuter train. first, a passenger motions the station worker for help, but then everyone arrives in mass and together they tilt that train until that man can free his leg. >> really hard to find an incident like this when everyone pitched in. i mean, there's 50, 60 people, all pitching in, men, women, and children. push the train back to help someone who's in a bit of trouble. >> not only was the man not hurt, but train officials say he was able to catch the next train out, hopefully after he said thank you. >>> new at 11:00, it is official, hockey is coming to levl lel levi stadium. hours ago, they posted this video to their website, announcing they'll host the san jose kings on february 21st. it will be the first time for outdoor hockey in the bay area. sharks and kings season ticket holders and levi stadium seat license holder s can buy ticket tomorrow. ticket info for the general

. >> incredible scene of quick-thinking, level heads working together in perth, australia. when a morning commuter rushing for a train got his leg jammed between the train and the platform. everyone on the train got off and joined those on the platform to rock the 43-ton passenger car away from the platform which freed and saved the man's leg. gives you faith in humanity. >> another incredible scene in westwood, southern california. today was claim your car day on the campus of ucla after the great water main flood. 340 cars covered in mud, rendered undrivable, totaled. reunited with their owners after several parking facilities were flooded by 20 million gallons of water. ♪ ♪ that's our song they're playing. that is our guy, friend lester holt, becomes an honorary root tonight at a taping of "the tonight show with jimmy fallon" for air this evening. that's lester slapping the bass. he was allowed to sit in with the house band the roots. he has always slapped a mean bass, but never for an audience quite this large. we are looking forward to it. >> when we come back after a

it happened today in perth, australia. the man in the middle of the screen, wearing the baseball cap, suddenly slipped at the door. his leg becomes trapped between the platform and the commuter train. fellow passengers motioned to others for help. they arrived en masse, and together they pushed and tilted the train far enough so the man could free his leg. not only wars the man not hurt, he was able to catch the next train. >> that's just remarkable. >> teamwork, man. i love that. >> people coming to the rescue of others. >> i would never have been able to predict that. i didn't know they were actually going to tip the -- >> quick thinking. >>> so humid today. >> yes. >> it was pretty muggy for me. >> it was. and tomorrow we're going to see some drier air gradually filter in. you'll still see a little humidity. it will be hotter and sunnier. if you want the hot weather, 90 degrees in napa. >> thanks, jeff. >>> sure. >>> see you at 6:00. >>> "nightly news" is next. >>> on our broadcast tonight -- highest alert. the cdc has

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look what happened in perth, australia, his foot lodged between the train and the platform.ow watch what happens next. hundreds of commuters tilt the train so the man can get his foot out. amazing. >>> and a texas millionaire with a three-story closet says a burglar stole a million dollars worth of valuables. surveillance video caught the person swiping designer purses, furs and shoes for 20 minutes. the suspect even climbed the shelves in the 3,000-square- foot closet to pick through the vast collection. >> it's not the fact that he stole all that -- this is like just material stuff. i don't even care about it. but -- [ crying ] >> -- you know, to break into someone's home and invade their privacy -- [ crying ] >> -- you just feel so violated. >> they say it's hard to make out the identity of the burglar through the grainy video. the burglary happened after the owner showed off her closet on national tv. >>> $21,000 lawsuit ends with quite the payback. buckets of loose coins. an insurance company paid out a 76-year-old los angeles man after he filed a lawsuit for allegedly

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in perth, australia, many come together to help a fellow passenger after a man slipped. they managed to push the train up and free his legs and the man was fine. inside story. . >> the new technical and legal frontiers of medicine allow two people to create an embryo and have a third person provide the womb for that new life to grow. it brings joy, but occasionally conflict, accidents and heartbreak along the way. surrogacy is the "inside story."

mission led by a dutch company will enter the deep sea world far from the coast of australia city of perthalysis of recent work to survey the zone found that parts of the indian ocean are up to half 1.5 kilometers deeper than previously thought. the airline vanished in early march in route to beijing with 239 passengers and crew. >>> owners of hotels in israel are demanding millions in composition from the states over the conflict in gaza. numbers dropped to lowest level in seven years. it hit businesses relying on tourism to the holy land also. >> over 4,500 rockets kept foreign tourists away and stop israelis from traveling around the country. tourism fell by at least a fifth. the most famous sites in jerusalem were almost empty. >> how has this affected the area? >> it has cut down on number of tourists that have come in. groups have probably gotten smaller. i wouldn't be surprised if there have been cancellations. >> reporter: feeling the pain too is israel's hotel industry. in tel aviv, the hotel would normally be full. >> last week it was dead around 25 to 30% of occupation. >> repor

fire while making a delivery to a gas station in maddington, western australia, a small suburb of perthbest to control the fire, but both the truck and the service station are fully engulfed in flames. >> the flames got really big. the flames were about 50 feet in the air. >> simon simpson works in the area and records the incredible sight with his camera. >> didn't look like the firefighters had it controlled at all. they were just trying basically to stop it from spreading. >> soon, a crowd gathers and several other people also start to record the growing fire. the flames get higher. the smoke, thicker. >> the police and everyone started to get a little worried about the amount of people that were standing, just watching and filming. >> the chaotic scene spirals out of control. >> it's going. it's going! >> then the flames reach a massive amount of fuel and the gas station erupts. >> i've never seen anything that big. it was a bit of a shock and sort of stunned me for a second to see such a big fireball go straight up. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> before the blast, simpson is about 40 feet f

. >>> an incredible rescue by a group of strangers when a man got trapped on a train platt form in perth australia. look. all of a sudden all these people come to his rescue. they tilt and push the train far enough until the man can free his leg. not only the man was not hurt, train officials say he was able to catch the next train. >> truly an act of goodness from a lot of people. >>> well, you see them all over the road. fedex trucks transporting packages all across the country, but not all of those trucks and drivers actually block to fedex. >> alise kirschner found out that it could come at the cost of safety. >> we're talking about third party contractors. they're vetting those companies, they say, but we found it's not always the case. and some contractors are acting ill legally on our roads, potentially putting other drivers in danger. it begins here, a federal express distribution center, a major hub in california where hundreds of trucks come in and out every day. some with the recognizable purple and green fedex logo on the side, others with names you've never heard of. this wa

. >>> perth, australia, an unlikely commuter, slipped, unable to pull himself free. after train workers struggled for ten minutes, a crowd of onlookers came to his rescue, joining together to tilt the train, to pull him out. the train left only 15 minutes late from the station. that's some of what's happening in the world. >>> the world faces its most difficult challenge since the end of the cold war. the author of a provocative piece that asks could we see another world war, joins us. >>> our social media producer, hermela aregawi is tracking the trending on the web. >> people asking this question if an animal takes a selfie who owns it? the photo and the arguments on both sides coming up. and while you're watching let us know what you think. join the conversation on twitter @ajconsiderthis and on our facebook and google plus pages. living with violence the stories you haven't heard 30 days of war hosted by john seigenthaler only on al jazeera america >> world war i started 100 years ago this summer and while a third world war might seem unimaginable, there is no do

♪ >> reporter: idyllic long trips and simple bedtime cuddles recalled at this memorial service in perthaustralia nor mo, edie and otis from grandfather nick norris. they were headed home from a family holiday. the children's firnparents to fw in a few days. >> when their innocent bodies were shot out of the sky, i stretched my arms as high as i could and screamed for them. the love in my heart will always be open for them. my arms will always be reaching for them. >> reporter: 1,000 friends and family gathered to remember the tight-knit trio brimming with humor and happiness, so full of life. >> someone said they were so close, this he were meant to be together. >> we wish you were here. >> reporter: this videotaped for a family friend in amsterdam shortly before the fatal flight has become the parents most treasured possession. >> bye. >> bye. >> bye. >> see you next week. >> reporter: a last clims of children loved so well for far too short a time. # for today, sara james, nbc news, melbourne, australia. >> that's heartbreaking. >>> back in this country, a state of emergency in toledo

. >> stun video from australia, a man became trapped between a platform and a train in perth. the train door his legs slipped from the gap and were singled and fellow passengers came to the rescue and banned together and tilted the entire train away from the platform and freed the man's leg. a surveillance video caught the spire rescue. it worked. the man get out and is expected to recover. the passengers, they boarded the train and headed to the commute. >> from texas, two under investigation at international airport when a maintenance man felt 50' to the ground on an airport tram weapon the accident happened. the second death occurred when a passenger arrived, deceased, at airport on united plane from denver. >> a plan in canada made an emergency landing after a fire proceeding out midnight. united airlines jet was on the way from new jersey to brussels and the pilot landed scotia when the fire broke out. a spokesman said the fire was in the rear of the plane. united sent a new plane to take the passengers to belgium. >> two first ladies come together to promote the ties to

the new mission led by a dutch company will enter a mysterious deep sea world far from the coast of perthanalysis of recent work to survey the zone has found parts of the indian ocean are up to one and i a half kilometers deeper than previously thought. the airline vanished in early march on route to beijing with 239 passengers and crew. >> the u.s. now where a crew member filming the tv reality show "cops" has been accidentally killed by police officers. it happened in member nebraska. police were responding to the an incident at a fast food restaurant. peter has the details. >> reporter: a real life crime scene, the aftermath of a shooting that a long running reality show "cops" had been filming. it follows police officers doing their job. the camera crew found themselves at the center of a robbery at a fast food restaurant. police officers thought the suspect they were confronting had a real handgun. when he start shooting they opened fire. the officers later discovered the man was armed only with a pistol that fired plastic pellets. he attempted to flee from the screen. the technician

. >>> australian commuters on their way to work in perth attempted up to free a man stuck between the train and the platform. the youtube footage shows how passengers lined up and pushed the train so staff could get him out. great story. >> still to come - sport. a result that could cause shockwave to the world of women's rugby. >> al jazeera america presents: >> smile and look at the camera. >> edge of eighteen >> i thought grades would get me into college. >> the tough realities >> the bullying became too much to take for me. >> my parents basically hated each other. >> facing our kids >> that's not how life works, apparently. >> look what i have for you... you can't have it. >> i'm not giving up - my father can't take those dreams away from me. >> dreaming big >> i've got to get into at least one of these top schools... there's no way i can't. >> i would like to run for president of the united states. >> confronting fears >> i have a confession to make. >> i don't wanna have to take out loans. >> i took the pregnancy test. >> making their future, real >> that dream was crushed, you

. >>> watch the man in the circle as he tries to get on a commuter train in perth, australia. he slips into the gap between the platform and the train and gets stuck. the train's driver was told to stop. passengers and crew members got off and actually rocked the train away from the platform. look at him. those are serl hundred good samarit samaritan, right? they were successful. the man escaped, he was not seriously injured. >>> rupert murdoch has withdrawn his offer to acquire timewarner. >>> to politics now where the republican establishment has scored another win over the tea party in what's been a tough and at times downright nasty primary season. incumbent senator pat roberts of kansas surviving a challenge from milton wolf, and urging state republicans to come together to defeat their democratic rivals. >> join with me, stay with me, come with sam and owl the other republican nominees across our state tonight as we prepare to take another hill in our fight, our fight to stop the liberal agenda, and misguided path set in washington. >> chief congressional correspondent d

. >>> australian commuters in perth teamed up to free a man stuck between the plane and a platform. a man boarding. his leg slips between the gap. the passengers line up and push the carriage up, so the man can get free. team work. good to see, isn't it. fantastic. >> more ahead, including this. >> i'm in south africa and i'll show you how this is used in communities where there's no electricity. >>> and a result causing shock waves in the world of women's rugby. that may be new zealand getting beaten. goodness, we'll find out in a moment with andy. >>> rolling power cuts in south africa force many to use risky fuels. kerosene and firewood. we have the story of a solar candle bringing cheaper and cleaner light to toes that need it. we have more from johannesburg. there's no electricity again. this woman has a back up plan, a solar candle. to meet the energy needs the south african government introduced rolling blackouts. this candle helps give off as much light as candles put together. >> it's good. here with the problem of electric, because electric sometimes goes almost about two

together to use all of their might to rescue passenger trapped in a train station, it happened in perth, right during the rush hour. >> here is the video. there is the guy there, slumped down, hug leg caught. slipped there getting out of the train. his foot stuck. well, all of these passengers came to help out they managed to tilt hard enough and the guy's leg was set free. >> fifty, 06 people, all pitching, men, women, children, push the train back to help someone in a bit of trouble. and could really have been at risk of serious injury. so real nice. it is unusual, but it is great when it happens. >> so, no serious injury, in fact, the guy got out, caught the next train, and probably minded the gap. >> i'm sure did he. >> good day starts in about 40 minutes, coming up pennsylvania governor tom corbett, school district money, but the superintendent tells us there are still problems. we'll talk to him about what the district needs to do now. >> parents, if you ever have lost your kids, you know the feeling it, makes you sick to your stomach. you turn around, one minute they're gone. in

a scene in perth in western australia. >> a man fell in the gap between the plane and the platform. >> you better watch your step, junior. >> aussie commuters jumped to action. >> the gap was so tight, the man couldn't pull his leg out to free himself. >> the operator got the passengers to actually tilt the train. >> 50 people all pitch in, men, women, children. >> it took two pushes and he was out. >> it's really heart warming, an incident like this where everyone pitched in. >> the train left just 15 minutes behind schedule, taking the volunteer rescue squad back to their day jobs. ♪ hello good-bye i'm late i'm late i'm late ♪ >> hot air. >> climate change should be a top priority when 75% of your constituents live near the coast. >> for our environment, we need long-term solutions. >> rick scott's environmental plan ignores climate change. >> water projects over the next ten years. >> our natural resources. >> florida is going to be plagued with flooding, coastal erosions. >> the heat index of an increase between 8 and 15% in the next 100 years. >> i'm not a scientist. >> we care a

that has the contract to do the search and they said the equipment to do the search will not be in perthntil october 2-4, in that area. so in that time is when it will start and it will be very complex, very, very complex. >> despite the complexity of this, are you still hopeful that mh 370 will ever be found? >> what i'm really hopeful about is that even after all these months of preparing and shifting and re-analyzing that everyone is just as convince that had it has to be found. i think that it doubled the intensity of the need to find the kraflt everyone realizes we can't just give up on this search and it will continue. my confidence in the fact that it will be found quickly is not there. this could be years in the making. at least many, many months. >> all right. >>> toronto mayor rob ford getting high once again on reggae music, that is. we'll show this to you on. a day like today you may need this. [ female announcer ] hands were made for talking. feet...tiptoeing. better things than the pain, stiffness, and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and

it happened in perth during rush hour.ls say the man slipped as he was getting on the train and fell into that gap between the platform and the car. well they all managed to tilt the car enough to free his leg that was stuck. now a passenger left on the platform flagged down to help the man. that help did pour in. spokesman for the railway says he's amazed by the response of the passengers and staff. >> 50, 60 people all pitch in men, women, children, push the train back to help someone whose in bit of trouble and could really have been at risk of serious injury. it's really nice. it's unusual but it's great when it happens. >> absolutely. fortunately the man is not hurt and he even caught the next train out and probably minded that gap. >>> fright frightening new images from utah. time lapse video a of landslide pushes towards a road in north salt lake city. the slide destroying fences, trees and a home. neighbors say the family who lives there just got together 10 days ago after dealing with immigration issues and they h

man, take a look at the video, a man fell in the gap between a train and platform in the station in perth he couldn't get out. a crush of commuters helped push the train to tilt it back so he could wiggle free. that man wasn't injured at all! that's amazing! >>> take a look at the pictures sent back to effort after history was made in space this morning. the rosetta became the first ever to enter orbit of a comment. it-- commit. it's been chasing it for ten years to study it up close and sending a robotic lander to the surface. scientists hope it will provide clues about the origin of the planet. >>> up next actor sean joins me live about the role about an undercover agent. >> me talking about what terrorist attack? >> we'll talk with him about the new show and the online effort to keep his character alive. be sure to like news nation on facebook. we're on facebook.com/tamronhall. in new york state, we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones throughout the state. and startup ny companies will be investing hundreds of millions of dollars in jobs an

i want to show you another incredible video from perth, australia. nischelle turner will never get on a train after this. a man slipped and fell between the train and the platform. his fellow passengers came to his rescue. they got off the train. look at this. they pushed on it. they were able to tilt it just enough for him to wiggle free. the identity of the lucky man is still a mystery. the video has gone viral. what a love about this, they push it, a brief moment of celebration, they get on the train and carry on only 15 minutes behind schedule. >> amazing. >>> how did a gunman manage to kill a u.s. general inside a security military training facility? was this an inside job? we have new details coming up. >>> also, what really happened to bowe bergdahl that day in 2009 when he fell into taliban hands? today he faces the chief investigator who has a lot of questions for bergdahl. thank ythank you for defendiyour sacrifice. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, t

. >>> watch this man as he tries to get an a commuter train in perth, australia. he slips between the platform and the train and gets stuck. the train driver was told to stop. passengers and crew members then got off the train and rocked it away from the platform. see them there? passengers joined in. it worked. the man was rescued, and he was not seriously hurt. >>> in money news this morning, rupert murdoch has withdrawn his offer to acquire time warner, cnn's parent company. time warner rejected are the sale and shares dropped on reports of the bid. time warner, as i said, is the parent company of cnn. >>> still to come in the newsroom, as the number of people killed by the ebola virus neers 1,000, u.s. lawmakers are seeking answers and how to minimize the disease's spread. ♪ ♪ fill their bowl with the meaty tastes they're looking for, with friskies grillers. tender meaty pieces and crunchy bites. in delicious chicken, beef, turkey, and garden veggie flavors. friskies grillers. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southe

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it proves the power of a crowd when people work together when this man in perth, australia, caught hiseg in between a platform and the train. they pushed it back just enough to free his leg and get him back uninjured. remarkably, he was able to catch the next train. he has dozens of his fellow commuters to thank for that. (birds chirping softly in background.) (loud engine sounds!) what! how's it going? heard you need a ride to school. i know just the thing to help you get going. power up with new cheerios protein. that would be my daughter -- hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking boost. it's got a great taste, and it helps give me the nutrition i was missing. helping me stay more like me. [ female announcer ] boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a delicious taste. grandpa! [ female announcer ] stay strong, stay active with boost. we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. grandpa

together to use all of their might to rescue a passenger trapped in a train station, it happened in perth. i'll telling you, you want to see this video. officials say the man slipped as getting on the train, then he fell into the gap between the platform and the car. so, all of them combined manage to tilt this car, enough, to free his leg that was stuck. a passenger left on the platform, flag down help. that help, as you see, clearly poured in. a spokesman for the railway says essay maze dollars by the response of the passengers, and the staff. >> push the train back to someone in a bit of trouble, could risk serious injury. really nice, it is unusual, but it is great when it happens. >> so cool. fortunately, he wasn't hurt. he even caught the next train out. and he probably looked a little bit closer toes where he was stepping. >> so friendly there in australia. pulling together. a lesson from real life heroes for kids at the academy of natural sciences, local bravest and finest, yesterday, for police and firefighters appreciation day. this is a big deal for the little ones, who rubs el

the man was actually board ago this train in the western city of perth when he slipped, and then jammed his leg in the gap. well, look at this commuters and railway staff, joined forces, they rocked that train back and forth, and eventually the man was lifted to safety. paramedics checked him out on the scene but he was able to board the next train. >>> well, on the cbs-3 healthwatch not getting enough vitamin d could increase risk for developing alzheimer's disease. that is according to the largest study of its kind. >> three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the brand new research. >> reporter: joe and bester knows the the devastation of alzheimer's disease. her beloved uncle robert has it. >> to see him decline because of his memory has been painful for him and painful for all of us. >> reporter: joe and is in her early 50's recently started to take vitamin d supplements hoping it will help keep her mind sharp. new research says seniors with lower levels of the vitamin d have a 53 percent increased risk of developing dementia and nearly a 70 percent higher risk

video shows what happened in perth, australia.>>> one man's dangerous predicament came to a happy ending thanks to strangers. video shows what happened in australia. his foot was lodged between the train and the platform. what happens next is amazing. the commuters move the train to get the foot out. >> i guess he was fine. talk about team work. took 15 minutes. and out came his foot. >> oh, boy. >> he got a little help and got back on the train. >> luckily everyone just joined in to help. >> everyone helped out. >> great. >> cool. >>> bay area startup claims to offer a way to avoid distracted driving. kpix 5's don ford shows us technology that may offer safe access to your smartphone behind the wheel. >> reporter: there are a lot of distractions while driving. texting, phone calls, even programming your gm's. one company thinks they can help that. >> we're working on a head-up display for your car that projects a transparent image that appears to float outside of your windshield. >> reporter: it's called "navdy." a portable devic

the dramatic scene unfolded in perth during rush hour.ials say the man slipped as he was getting on the train and fell in the gap between the platform and the car. passenger left on the platform flagged down help. all these other people that you see right there, they raced in to help and they used their might to actually tilt that car and free his leg. spokesman for the railway says he's amazed by the response of the passengers and the staff. >> it's really heart warming to find an incident like this where everyone pitched in. i mean there's 50, 60 people all pitching, men, women, children, push thed train back to help someone in a bit of trouble and really could have been a risk of serious injury. he's really nice. it's unusual. but it's great when it happens. >> well fortunately the man is not hurt, and he even caught the next train out and probably minded that gap. >> a cease fire on the gaza strip is holding strong in to second day. but the 72 hour truce is set to expire on friday morning. meantime piece talks between israel and hamas

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