ricci had brought ndm-1 into the united states.t was one of the first cases to ever be identified here, and lynch had little to go on. >> there's not a lot of clinical experience for treating these bacteria, anywhere. in the literature, there's no books, there's no things on it. so we had to figure out what to do for david right then and there. >> i get this knock on my door and they open up the door and there's these doctors and they tell me, "we need to isolate you. we need to put you on your own and quarantine you." >> narrator: ricci was in the throes of the ndm-1 nightmare. the gene was spreading resistance to other infections in his leg. >> they showed us the list of them. there were about five bugs. and they said all these infections are resistant to antibiotics. and when they said that, that's what worried me because i'm like, how is he going to get rid of them? >> narrator: lynch tried several powerful antibiotics. but they didn't work. >> have you done any of the colistin-rifampin combinations? >> narrator: he had only on

witnesses recorded videos and images of the stolen vehicle bursting into flames ricci immediately stopped and called for help, then with another man, pulled the suspect out. >> helped him get the guy out of the car so we could get him away from the fire, ' cause it was fixing to -- fixing to blow. claire: and blow it did, as rescuers attended to suspect pomerleau, the fire raged, burning the power pole and a nearby tree. just look at the suv once the fire was finally put out, almost unrecognizable. deputies say pomerleau jumped into the victim' s vehicle when she stopped at a light. other motorists say he fled recklessly away. >> this car, this like suv, must have been going, like, 60 through that intersection and almost hit several of us. claire: miles later, it ended in a fiery collision that rocked the neighborhood. >> the car burst into flames you had, probably 20-foot flames coming out of that car. claire: the suspect, saved by friend safe now too. the suspect will be booked on carjacking and grand theft when he recovers. the 18-year-old was most recently arrested in november on a ch

>> yeah, it tells about the life and times of michael ricci. i've been in a couple fights.'m generally an insolent person. i don't get along well with others. they don't like my religion. they discriminate against me because of that. >> johnson practices an obscure religion called asatru. >> european, before we were christians be with we were asatru, believe in the god oden, th thor. basically a medieval religion. classical. >> prison officials maintain these religions like asatru are really covers for white supremacist gangs. >> it's a problem. because you can't violate their religious freedom. >> take it easy, huh? >> all right. >> for father mcnally, the choice or even legitimacy of an inmate's religion is a secondary concern. >> forget the priest bit. deal with them as a human being first, then the ministry comes along with that. you deal with them as they are, as i would in a hospital or any other setting. i read just a little bit about it and found it fascinating. when you get done with it, i'll pick it up. >> it's cool. i never understood the jesuits of that time per

. >> denise: a custody battle between madonna and her ex, guy ricci. a judge ruled a new york judge should ultimately decide on this case involving their 15-year-old son, rocco. the london judge urged the battling parents to work together to resolve the dispute in the best interest of their son. >> romona: still to come, the cavs are back in action at the q. but lebron's social action has everyone buzzing. the story and a testy locker room exchange next in sports. >> besides birth defects, it among kids ages one through four, drowning. there is a class in berea, a special water survival class that gives kids a fighting chance if they do fall in the >> now, this is is the serpentini chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. >> tony: so, lebron celebrated twitter's birthday by unfollowing the cavaliers. after blowing up the denver nuggets you blow up the reporter who asks about it. you will hear the exchange. first, blowing out the nuggets. channing frye in for kevin love and taking it to denver early. cavs up five. lebron was the story and tweet abo

it prompted viewers like frank burns and anthony ricci to write.re those yellow grids nailed to utility polls in our area? it's a good question, guys, so take a look at the yellow grids right here and as you think of your answer, what are these things, here's a look at some folks taking a shot in the dark. listen. >> maybe it's some type of like location device that will like -- i don't know. will tell where you the poll -- which part of the poll -- which part of town the poll is in. >> they're marked to take them down. >> band-aid or not for the invisible to keep rodents from climbing the poles. >> i have no idea. >> that's what i think it is. >> what. >> i don't know what it is. >> dude, we didn't know either. right? so we called peco and according to the utility company the grids are actually reflectors installed in 2007 to enhance safety. they used to actual be gray acrylic lenses now you'll find these yellow grids on poles win 15 feet of the roadway. so mystery solved. >> reflectors. okay. >> there you have it. so what's your good question? lo

it prompted viewers like frank burns and anthony ricci to write. they asked what are those yellow grids nailed to utility polls in our area? it's a good question, guys, so take a look at the yellow grids right here and as you think of your answer, what are these things, here's a look at some folks taking a shot in the dark. listen. >> maybe it's some type of like location device that will like -- i don't know. will tell where you the poll -- which part of the poll -- which part of town the poll is in. >> they're marked to take them down. >> band-aid or not for the invisible to keep rodents from climbing the poles. >> i have no idea. >> that's what i think it is. >> what. >> i don't know what it is. >> dude, we didn't know either. right? so we called peco and according to the utility company the grids are actually reflectors installed in 2007 to enhance safety. they used to actual be gray acrylic lenses now you'll find these yellow grids on poles win 15 feet of the roadway. so mystery solved. >> reflectors. okay. >> there you have it. so what's your

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it is, submitted by viewers frank and anthony ricci. this is what they look like. we can only describe as yellow grids. they are popping up all over the place. what are they? does anybody know. >> maybe it is some type of like location device, that will tell you where the pole, which part of the pole is, which part of the town the pole is in, that is what i think it is. >> i don't know what it is. >> good guests, right. cut the guy a break he doesn't know. odd guess but we a appreciate the effort, so what are those yellow grids nailed to telephone poles in our area. i will have the answer to your good question tonight at 11:00. >>> if you have a a good question out there we want to hear from you, log on to cbs philly.com/good question or tweet us using the hashtag cbs-3 good question. >> have me looking at telephone poles new. >> yeah. >> list of people that wanted to know. >> he said ask nicole what are those yellow things. >> yes. >> all right. >> kate bilo joins us with the the forecast now. were you saying today might be the coolest day. it was beautiful will t

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