. >> my first update on the drought steve richie. >> thank you steve richie assistant general manager for water slides please. >> begin the standard chart where we are in storage hetch hetchy is 73 percent of capacity and water bank a third of its capacity at one and 90 thousand and get approved acre and water bank from the water bank a pretty good year lake elsinore is down it not a typo substantially for a construction project to modify values values for the dam the precipitation a new water year started october 1st a new red line off thegraphy as you can see we're ahead of the curve this time maybe that will continue we'll see how it goes actually, i have a chart showing the precipitation another hetch hetchy it is almost an average for the month and some potential for precipitation tomorrow night as well as over the weekend so we may be above average for the month of october it is early but something. >> total deliveries after our summer peak of 23 hundred and 5 m g d we've dropped down and demand is a redondo strained by folks we're seeing very, very the outside irrigation people

: the richie family in pembroke, new hampshire has been on a quest for answers since an early morning phone call on september 11th, to let them know their fwrour-year-old daughter christina was hurt. >> reporter: christina was on the cruise ship with her boyfriend en route to the bahamas when somehow she fell and hit her head. >> she had a massive stroke. >> reporter: three weeks later she died kicking the search for answer into high gear. the richie's say christina had no underlying medical condition to their knowledge and they claim the cruise line is remaining tight-lipped about the incident. saying they haven't released medical records as they requested or the surveillance footage if there is any. >> we just know that there was a timeline that she could have gotten help. we were told by one doctor two to four hour another doctor one to three hours. >> reporter: it was six to eight hours they say before christinea was taken off the miami. >> why, why didn't get get off that ship sooner? >> have you brought that up with carnival? >> yes. several times. response been? >> nothing. any

(richie sanchez & thuong thach /good samaritans)he was just happy that he was...""yeah, he seemed really thankful. yeah." not heroes - just 4 friends who simply did the right thing. and to think...they would have never known the man was stuck if thuong hadn't gone outside to move his car.(richie sanchez/good samaritan)"we were all in the right place at the right time. just happened to everything lined up in the right way so that he's alive still." it's and you're watching cbs 2 this morning... morning...after the break... break...how facebook is setting another social trend that has almost nothing to do welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your_______ your_______ people aren't as excited about black friday as they used to be. be.according to retail researcher shopper-trak, black friday sales fell from eleven- point-six billion dollars last year to ten-point-four billion in 2015.the national retail federation released a survey sunday that said more people are shopping online than in stores.they estimated that roughly 103 million americans shopped online ov

erica richie the suspect's mother played a big role in >>. >> reporter: she did, john. first the story is a huge reminder that mother knows best and you're never too old to listen to her. and because a grown dedham man did a local convenience store robbery is solved. this is was the man police were looking for yesterday identified only by the sunglasses on his head and the hooded sweatshirt he used to conceal the jimmy fund i do names jar he had just just swiped on thanksgiving. today he learned his name 44-year-old david descheero of dedham. >> he said he turned himself in because his mother had seen his picture on the news it and was the right thing to do. >> reporter: at his arraignment today in dedham district tour descheero's head continuously hung. he nurses those donations are for kids with cancer and that taking them was a mistake. >> apparently he went to the store to buy a few items he turned around he left he realized he took something he shouldn't have and he turned himself in today, your honor to make things right. >> reporter: knowing that decision was pro

erica richie have you seen people leave flowers outside the gates in memory of the victims. >> that's right. at 10:00 i introduced to you two young ladies from paris. they came here tonight to lay flowers as a way of connecting with home. now i would like you to meet a man who came to the french consulate tonight simply to pay it forward. david loon interrupted his evening tonight to lay flowers in boston at the he doesn't have any connection but he does have a good memory. >> after 9/11 we were all american come of us remember it. now you feel like we're all parisians. >> i do. >> reporter: that's why he left this note we are all france it says. natives in boston like gabrooel and nina learning about you such -- gabrielle and nina learning about such >>. >> reporter: a phone call confirmed their families were okay. >> glad to know that they are safe. >> reporter: as they lay flowers here tonight themselves they come to terms with the fact that terrorism now defines a place that holds so many memories of good times for them. >> if you you are going to paris -- [inaudible]. >> it makes

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fox 25's erica richie is live in dedham tonight. you reached out to that man's family? >> reporter: i did, john, because his family played story. it's a story that reminds us you are never too old to listen to your mother. because a 44-year-old dedham man did a local convenience store robbery was solved. this is the man police were looking for yesterday. identified only by the sunglasses on his head and the hooded sweatshirt he used to conceal the jimmy fund donation jar he had just swiped from a.g.s market in norwood thimpth today they learned his name 44-year-old david desheero jr. of dedham when he turned himself in. >> he turned himself in because his mother had turned his picture on the news it and was the right thing to do. >> reporter: at his arraignment today he head hung his attorney says he understands those donations are for kids with cancer and that taking them was a mistake. >> apparently he went to the store to buy a few items he turned around and left and realized he took he shouldn't have and turned himself in today in an attempt to make things right. >>

in jamaica plain, erica richie, fox 25 news. >>> today jurors in the murder trial of philip chism saw surveillance video of chism carting a recycling barrel into the bathroom where investigators say colleen ritzer was killed. jurors saw the surveillance video from the day of the murder from both inside and outside the school. they also heard testimony from a danvers high school student who used to play socker with chism. he says he saw chism grab a recycling barrel and take it to an elevator. law enforcement officers also took the stand they testified how ritzer's body was found and how chism's fingerprints were on that recycling barrel believed to have been used to move her body. >> the man accused of stealing 16 military-grade weapons from a worcester armory will next appear in a massachusetts courtroom. james walter morales appeared in court. morales was arrested in a parking lot after the feds tracked him in his zip car. morales is accused of breaking into this worcester armory last weekend and stealing six machine-guns and 10 pistols. at last check only some of the weapons have b

live in stoughton, erika richie live in stoughton, erika richie, fox25 news. >>> police calling off a manhunt in lester after finding an arsenal of weapons connected to an incident in worcester. this story breaking on the fox25 news today. that search started at 12:30 this morning. police found all of this you see here, a loaded rifle, a magazine and our vial of kit in the back yard of a house on wage street. k-9 officers saw the suspects. they think the suspects stole a rowboat to get away. police called officers and they found a rowboat at the bank of a pond. >>> the funeral was held for 2-year-old bella bond known for months as baby doe. a pink quilt covered the child's basket following a private ceremony in winthrop. loved ones gather and stood over her burial site in the same cemetery as her paternal great grand mothers. bella bond's remains were found in a plastic bag in june. millions of people shared a composite image of her before she was identified in september she was identified in september. bella's mother's boyfriend has been charged in her death. >>> state police investi

you, you oughta know >>> and straight ahead our "anatomy of a song" series continues with lionel richienight long." plus the secret to josh and fergie's happy marriage. that's next. >>> the best movies of the year come out during the holiday season, and this year is no exception. you already know about "star wars." but "access hollywood" film critic scot movie mans is here to narrow down some of the other must-see movies. >> the holidays, it starts with my birthday ends with christmas day. but let's start with the big shorts. got a great cast. brad pitt, steve carell, ryan gosling, christian bale. they play financiers who predicted the housing market that led to the great recession from a few years ago and how they made a ton of money from it. the early buzz is fantastic. and it could be another great of the moment kind of movie like remember "up in the air" with george clooney. looking forward to that. >> a lot of eye candy in that film. jennifer lawrence is kicking off the holiday season with the last "hunger games." and it looks like she might end with one of the year's best movies.

. >> tonight team coverage jim morelli has the outpouring of support and erica richie is in boston with what's being done here at home we begin with john monahan live at logan airport people to people heading to and coming from france. john? >> reporter: good evening. in just the last half hour air france flight 333 took off. we have learned that all airports in france will remain open but with what the french government is calling enhanced security. >> reporter: this man just off an air france flight landing from paris learning of the attacks when he turned on his phone. >> i got a call from my daughter and she was crying on the phone she's living here. >> reporter: upstairs two french citizens headed back to paris checked in for their air france flight. he is stunned and shaken by these latest attacks. >> i was really frightened. >> reporter: he contacted his family in paris trying to check on them. >> i texted all my friends and family terrifying. >> reporter: she was stuck in traffic listening about the attack. >> i was crying all the way in bumper to bumper. >> reporter: janet davi

. >> >> mark: fox 25's area richie is live in boston. >> the reporter: they've come in hundreds, the final crowd in boston commons expected to be in the thousands, all of them with a strong message for the governor and open arms for syrian refugees. >> fox 25 is in new york at federal court where a man accused of stealing guns from a worcester armory is going in front of ra judge. we're learning more about his military service. truck >> sharman: happening now, right now, governor baker's comments about syrian refugees have hundreds of people heading to boston to express their disapproval. >> mark: fox 25's erika richie is live in the city with the message they want the governor to hear loud and clear. >> the reporter: and that message, just began over the mega phone literally about three seconds ago. the message is loud and clear, they want to welcome the syrian refugees here, to massachusetts. let me step out of the way, so you can get an idea of what is taking place here on the boston state house. hundreds are here. they are thousands are expected within the next hour or two before

afternoon, commissioners steve richie vaunt general manager so for water if i could have the slides please i'll be undergo similar information to report as before storage we again hanging 73 percent capacity at hetch hetchy 85 billions of water looking good the water bang-up to one and 85 thousand it dropped from last week but with the recent storms adding to that and we finished the construction project that is bringing in water as well. >> that slide is awe you cumulative it is early in the season the red line is above the black line this is the first time in 3 years precipitation above medium we're not going to the badge but that didn't include the water in the last 36 hours we've started oh, well on the slope there appears in the high country 2 inches of snow from the recent storm that is looking good for precipitation. >> here are the actual numbers again that is as of november 8th add an inch to hetch hetchy and through the month of november quite a bit of that left at the average for the entire month a good month not as good down here but those are the real precipitations as

lionel richie at planet hollywood. as he prepares for the show, they spoke with lionel who went deep into the anatomy of writing all night long. i would like to stay back. what song do i need in the show? ♪ raise the roof and have some fun ♪ >> i need an ending song and the crowd is up and they are dancing and out of control. ♪ all night long >> then from there, i found a beat and a rhythm that is universal. ♪ come join our party >> a universal beat and rhythm that rocketed his all night long to number one in the fall of 83. >> when you go on vacation, what do you hear? >> all night long, baby. it's that rhythm. the calypso beat of the year. it's a party. ♪ going to have a party all night long ♪ >> they are in a language all its long. what about that jam bow part. where did that come from? i want to know. >> okay. i will tell the story. i needed swaheeli or something infectious so i called up the un and said listen. give me words in some african language. he said there 101 african languages. one tribe does not know wha

did some checking on richie black. before he wound up on a ventilator he was pretty much a dock-working stiff. no criminal record, not a single tie to doyle. no, he works the docks, paddy owns the docks. there's your connection. i also got a copy of his osha accident report. lab from the er. said his blood alcohol was .10. guess he was drinking on the job. yeah, but melissa didn't believe he did it. she went undercover to prove it. something she wasn't supposed to. that alone's enough to get her killed. weapons, drugs, human trafficking it all goes through the docks. no. we got to get one of those dockworkers to talk. i just wish we didn't have to wait till tomorrow. we don't. high tide's at 2:01. they'll all be there. how do you know so much about it? i had an uncle who was a stevedore. i flirted with it in my younger days. decided it wasn't a good fit. i like my fingers and toes. so you could have been a longshoreman. more than that. i coulda been a contender. stop. instead of a bum, which is what i am! you alright?

richie duncan can't go home tonight. neither can i. burning yourself out is not gonna bring duncan back. now, come on and get some rest. this case will still be here in the morning. i don't need the vic to crack the case. i'll find something. what you got there? worker's statements from the bodega across the street. they were on the east side, nothing was blocking their view, so i'm looking for inconsistencies or holes. you find anything yet? i'm just getting started, but somebody must have seen something. you have a good night, boss. i knew him. richie duncan. worked with him at the 3-6. he was a good guy, great cop. but you keep something like that to yourself? this is brad.his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... hey brad, wanna trade the all day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. for my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my

richie schmidt picked up fellow local 353 members on his drive from burlington to boone. >> the one thing i want to do is gentlemen standing back there don't have to go home and tell their wives, or their kids or their husbands when the next job is going to come. ryan: by the end of this afternoon, more than 200 people spoke out for and against this controversial pipeline project. it is now in the hands of the three-member iowa utilities board. kevin: a total of 280 people signed up to speak at today's open hearing on the bakken oil pipeline. 134 were listed in favor of the project. 80 of them list an out of state address. 143 were opposed to the pipeline. only 3 say they're from outside iowa. 3 of the speakers saying they were neutral. the public comment portion of the pipeline hearing is over. but the evidentiary hearings continue until early next month. with the last hearing scheduled for thursday, december 3. with the board's final decision expected sometime in late december or early january. kevin: we asked our kcci.com users if the pipeline should be built in iowa. so far, the vote

since then fox 25's erica richie has been on scene. she joins us live in jamaica plane with what she's learned about the victim. >> reporter: sharman, since we broke that story the 6:00, i can tell you i spoke with boston police they do confirm that one of the victims has died, the other is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. a shooting happened on the other side of that crosswalk in aparking lot on wieman plain. a convenience store owner right next door here says shootings like that sadly are not uncommon. and he referred to this bullet hole right here from 2004 as proof. >> see how close that one was. that one actually came in through the glass and almost hit a customer standing right where you are and i guess god is always watching over us in here. >> reporter: it seems he was again tonight. skyfox was over the scene around 6:00 as wieman and center streets were shutdown in jamaica plain following that gunfire. alvin was working inside his store when two people were shot just next door and critically injured. again one o

>> in the words of the president of the tech, tim richie, to inspire hope and empathy.t's what we love do at tech awards. you will see films about miracle feet, beline reader. embrace will be coming back, their impact has gone from 2,000 babies when they were a laureate in 2012 to 150,000 babies they've saved. >> wow. >> the room just becomes a place of hope and empathy. we hope people who are there, watching the live stream think i have an idea. i, too, can save the world. >> very good. congratulations on the event. >> thank you. >> it's always a fun event as well. >> it is. >> the tech museum of innovation is presenting the tech awards november 12th at 6:30 p.m. at san jose convention center. to get more details on silicon valley's version of the oscars go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> stay with us. our traditional artistic and cultural performance is coming up by the group being featured at the tech awards event. that's live in our studio next. it'll be here before you know it. hello, halloween. it's the one night when everybody dresses up. and that includes dinner. unleash

job she could find during the great depression was a one-room schoolhouse out of richie, montana.as always my guide growing up. she was very independent. she met my grandfather when he was working. kind of a cute story. ande was a man camp there he went by the little school. suitors competing for my grandmother. my grandfather chopped better wood and they got married. host: a lot of aunts and uncles. my dad was born in glasgow. my mom was born in glen dive. i was born in bozeman. montana is an anonymously large state. about the size from washington, d.c. to chicago plus two miles. it is a pretty diverse state. it does not have a lot of people in it. i can speak east and west of montana and my family stretches across the whole state. host: what do you remember about growing up? what were some of the experiences that shape to you are today as a teenager? guest: life in a small logging fairlyber town, blue-collar. there was never a lot of money in the house. there was a lot of spirit. there was a lot of hard work ethic. you woke up before the sun came up and you worked hard. work,dea

. >> reporter: carol richie works at the ps83 school aquil attended. she saw him saking care of his grand daughters. >> now to lose both of them. >> reporter: now investigators led a 52-year-old man driving a 2011 dodge charger to hit another car before losing control, jumping the curb and plowing in to a group of people on the sidewalk. today the car was towed away from a front yard where it ultimately came to a stop. >> what went through your head when you learned the unthinkable had happened here? >> i didn't believe it. >> reporter: a friend of 24-year-old victim kristian leka comprehend what happened. everyone. go young. >> reporter: mayor de blasio put out a statement saying in part we do not accept tragedies like this as inevitable. this could be any of our families. >> the kids are going to be devastated in school tomorrow. we'll work on that. >> no charges have been filed tonight. we're told the driver in this crash is still being treated for injuries. it's still unclear how he ended up here . tonight as you can see a growing memorial. candles

leon: la policÍa de richi mont arrestÓ a un sujeto que quedó en libertad la semana pasada, lo detuvierona de dos menores. el sujeto sospechoso de abusar de cinco pequeÑos. marÍa: fue acusada la mujer que conducÍa bajo la influencia del alcor y atropellÓ a varios niÑos. no vio la seÑal de alto en el cruce donde ocurriÓ el incidente. >> rescataron a un turista que cayÓ 75 pies. el hombre se deslizÓ de una barra para tomar una foto. uno de los rescatistas tambiÉn estuvo a punto de caer al agua. muchos jÓvenes compadres encarcelados expresan como esta situaciÓn ha cambiado sus vidas. marÍa: es una exhibiciÓn que pretende crear conciencia de los hijos de los prisioneros. reportero: esta exposiciÓn se celebrÓ expresando la resistencia donde se expusieron fotografÍas a partir de obras de los padres encarcelados y de sus hijos. un programa conocido ayuda a hijos de padres encarcelados en el Área de la bahÍa, hoy se realizÓ un evento en donde se expresÓ a travÉs de el arte que realizaron con sus manos padres e hijos, y como Él en parcelamiento fractura a las comunidades. >> a veces me pongo trist

. >> -- cynthia svendgard, her boyfriend daniel and good friend richie say they grabbed the man and brought him down a small hill to this spot behind a couple of cars that were parked nearby. daniel stuffed his cell phone into his pocket as the train's horn gets louder and louder. less than 30 seconds later this. >> it just crushed the car like a can. the highest amount of adrenaline steve that adrenaline was still : pumping as they all re-visited the tracks this morning. amazed the man got out in the knick of time. >> i just told him i was really glad he was ok. >> he was just happy that he was. >> yeah he seemed really thankful. >> yeah. steve not heroes just four : friends who simply did the right thing. and to think they would have never known the man was stuck if thuong hadn't gone outside to move his car. >> we were all in the right place at the right time. just happened to everything lined up in the right way so that he's alive still. elizabeth: everybody involved in that incident is doing ok this morning. another story going viral. brothers neil and michael fletcher were hunting nea

richie schmidt picked up fellow local 353 members on his drive from burlington to boone. >> the one thing i want to do is to make sure that those gentlemen standing back there don't have to go home and tell their wives, or their kids or their husbands when the next job is going to come. shaina: nothing was actually decided yesterday. the pipeline is ultimately in the hands of a three-member iowa utilities board. elizabeth: the time is 4:35, your weather is never more than five minutes away. metinka: bundle up early today but dress in layers. it is going to end up as a beautiful afternoon. 36 degrees and great news, the wind has called down. we have a few wind chills out in the 20's. this afternoon, headed for sunshine and highs right where they should the, 40's to the north, 50's in des moines, and mid-50's to the west. highs get back up to 60 degrees tomorrow. shaina: wednesday's storms hit melrose and -- in monroe county hard. kcci's rose heaphy reports the national weather service says a borderline ef2 tornado ripped right through the area. rose: bill took cover in his basement wednesd

liv, this is cooper, isaac, kalden, jack, richie and steve. oh, and that's evan. he's a year younger, but he's cool. come on, guys. party starts upstairs. ( boys whooping, cheering ) have fun. ( giggles ) my mom wants proof that i was well-behaved. can you initial the box that says "greeted the host of party politely"? evan. ( chuckles ) you just said hi. it's not like you brought me flowers. ( laughs ) i'm messing with you. ha ha ha. of course i'll sign. is this your first time at a sleepover? 'cause i am sure you will do great. me too! i have tons of self-confidence because that's an important part of character. well, you certainly are a character. thanks. mind putting that in the additional comment section? oh, and this is my mom's phone number. in case there's any kind of emergency. i really don't think that's gonna happen. really? i was kinda hoping things would get nuts and i'd end up in a cast or something. evan, you don't get out much, do you? never. ( boys hollering ) what was that? is that what fun sounds like? ( chanting ) do it, do it, do it! - ( crash

crews will be working all weekend long doing lionell richie up along 95 right near the cottman of a princetonpect delays there. if you're coming into or out of the city through the weekend, watch for delays on the ben franklin bridge with construction, and a big day in south philly on sunday. eagles/dolphins. we kick off at 1:00 o'clock. let's go, eagles! we'll you bright and early on monday morning. ♪ >>> now your winning lottery snubs. ♪ >>> a local church is providing a proper burial for a murdered transgender woman. that murder happened two years ago in strawberry mansion. diamond williams was murdered and left in a vacant parking lot and no one has ever claimed her body until now. a local monsignor who learned about the case was moved to take action. even with the catholic church's stance on gay and transgender people a funeral will be held for diamond. >> i literally cried. i thought to myself, how does a family abandon a child? how does a society abandon a person, a human being? more importantly how does a church, all the churches, and i mean global church, how do we as a collective bo

firefighters were called to a home on richie court in brick township late yesterday afternoon. everyone made it out okay here, and fire investigators are looking into the cause of the fire. thanksgiving day is one of the busiest days for firefighters around the country. >> this morning police in burlington county are looking for your help in identifying a killer who shot a convenience store clerk. police were called to the quick and go around 8:30 wednesday night. this is the man they are looking for. when officers got to the store the 32-year-old store employee had been shot several times. he was lying in the street and he died an hour later at the hospital. >> happening later today, haddonfield kicks off candlelight shopping. starting tonight at 6:00, you'll find luminaries along the sidewalk and trees will be lit up. a tree lighting ceremony happens at 6:30 followed by a parade featuring santa claus. there will be music and horse-drawn carriage rides, haddonfield's candlelight shopping every friday throughout the holiday season. >> maybe you are heading out this friday to ch

firefighters were called to the home on richie court in brick township late yesterday afternoon. everyone made it out okay there. fire investigators are still looking into the cause. thanksgiving day is one of the busiest days for firefighters around the country. >>> surveillance video shows the man police say shot and killed a south jersey store clerk on wednesday night. this morning investigators need your help in tracking him down. it happened at the quick and go in willingboro township wednesday night that's in burlington county. take a good look, this is a picture of a man police are looking for right now. he's wearing a stocking over his face but you can get a look. when officers got to the store, they found the 32-year-old store employee had been shot several times. he was lying in the street and he died an hour later at the hospital. >>> good morning. temperatures not quite as cold as what we saw yesterday. into the afternoon we'll actually be warmer than what we saw yesterday so well above average, unseasonably warm, about 6 degrees warmer this morning than this time yes

new orleans person, live in central city so in 1941 sack richie ramsay counted the people's defense league and the people's defense league, militant that time but most, ernest right did it but a lot of them were insurance, they had a tribute to them. zachary ramsay was one of the people, he was an insurance person and was with the people's defense league and they did a lot of stuff, working class people, they did a lot of stuff with police brutality and ernest wright challenged the system long before it was comfortable to do so, so that is who they were. i have a whole chapter on the people's defense league, zachary ram. >> any other questions? thank you all for attending the presentation, more in depth doing a book signing from barnes and noble tent. for the rest of the session. >> thank you. >> the twelfth annual louisiana book festival continues now from lessons learned from hurricane katrina and the deep water horizon disaster. >> thank you very much. i will take up the least amount of time here. i am the editor-in-chief of university press of mississippi, how delighted we are, to disc

richie news out of africa. twenty hostages have been freed. juliet: 10 gunmen stormed the radisson hotel. guns and grenades going off. 150 people are still being held hostage. the assailants were heard yelling god is great in aerobic during the attack. the country has been battling islamic extremist since three years ago. ben: we are hearing audio this morning from the moments before a suicide bomber took her own life. the raid killed the alleged mastermind behind the attacks. juliet: robert moses is live with the latest on the investigation. good morning, robert. >> reporter: good morning. three people are known to have died in that raid on wednesday. previously we only knew of two. that is the mastermind as well as the female suicide offer. police are still looking for at least one suspect. he remains at large this morning. the first female suicide bomber as she blew herself up when police closed in. girlfriend. listen as they demanded answers she detonated the bomb. the man police were looking for, mastermind, abdelhamid abaaoud was killed.

the truck crashing through this guardrail and erica richie where the investigation continues. >> reporter: witness here at the scene tells me pickup driving erratically on nashua road and over here and merged with the vehicle next to it collided with the vehicle bouncing off of it coming across the street, hitting the guardrail and going nose first right into the charles river. >> i heard the impact and go over and see that piece of bridge over there kind of crumbled one piece solid into the water and taillights as truck went over. >> front row seat turned out to be a horror show and travels south in front of the state police barracks earlier this evening. >> i was directly parallel to where the hole the fence was when the car went in and directly is not left. >> it all happened at 6:40 and all happened so fast and one swift motion leaving witnesses like chris stunned. >> not much thinking go on and car in the water. >> that's where these guys come in. fiber from the boston and cambridge fire department 10-foot deep water within minutes and worked quickly and breaking the driver and passe

john: richie tried it. >> i haven't been afraid of the dark since i was a kid that will go into this haunted house freak me out? john: they freaked her out repeatedly. >> these people paid 30 bucks ahead to voluntarily be scared. why would you want to be frightened? >> i don't know it's just a thrill. there's something exciting about getting scared. it it boosts your adrenaline and you were screaming because you know it's not real. john: we found only one person who did not like it. >> why did you come here tonight? >> i don't know. i wish i never did. it's the scariest experience of my life. john: c. was the exception. most people like it, this place where you were? margee: people who are going to haunted house probably know they're going to enjoy it and want that type of experience. john: when you call it a haunted house you don't really think it's haunted. margee: i have the study at scare house and we measure people before, during and after they go through this experience to see how it changes them. john: would e-learning? margee: for those who do choose that it's benefiting them

>>> it is hard to believe that lou diamond phillips got his first big break as richie valens and now he stars in young guns which is a rescue of 30 chile yanan miners who were trapped for 30 days. he plays the foreman. take a look. >> we need a ramp. >> it is a draw. >> it has 20 more years. >> we may be looking at the internal structure. mar ecoco marco, it is pmy job to keep these men safe. >> on the job. >> yes, you are. >> and it is wonderful to see you again, and absolutely wonderful toe here. >> a tell us about the making of this, and it was not a vanity project. >> there was no glamour to this one whatsoever, and we shot in two real mines outside of bogota, colombia, and going in and out of the mines six days a week 24 hours a day, and the real deal, and the great thing is that i was down there with antonio banderas, and he took the shirt down. if you are going to be trapped, be trapped with antonio banderas banderas. >> he is a blast. >> yes, a wonderful man. >> and you had a brotherhood. >> and 100% bonded and being in the actual mine lent to the awe then thenticity and the

alan: estaba un poco preparado para eso, porque richi me dijo que necesitaba estabilidad. quÉ no debÍa ser eliminado. >> cadamovimiento de jaime enloquecÍa a las chicas de todas las edades. >> el estudiante quiere aprender y mejorarse. >> jaime en el ejemplo de un buen alumno de baile que lo llevÓ a sentirse dueÑo del escenario. la con biÓgrafa, parte del equipo del pri famoso polÍgrafo chad ha trabajado durante semanas con cada uno de ellos. >> poco a poco abrimos las pÁginas de este libro, para que den un capÍtulo de ese libro de sus vidas que no sabÍa que existían. ese es el rol mÁs grande que tengo como maestro coreÓgrafa. marÍa: pocos pueden imaginar el intenso trabajo que detrÁs de los minutos de presentaciÓn. chad y lis tienen los ojos fijos en los pasos de baile. >> dice chad que los hijos comenzaron como amateurs. ahora estÁn a un nivel en donde verlos vender su recompensa. v es para ayudarles a sacar lo que tienen de talento. >> rodrigo, bailarÍn, nacido guadalajara, mÉxico, es parte del equipo coreogrÁfico de la banda en donde eric brian colÓn fue otro ganador.

panicked and not know how much time they'd have.cynthia svendgard, her boyfriend daniel, and good friend richiee man and brought him down a small hill to this spot behind a couple of cars that were parked nearby.daniel stuffed his cell phone into his pocket as the train's horn gets louder and louder.less than 30 seconds later.this. >>: "it just crushed the car like a can.""the highest amount of adrenaline that i've ever felt before." >> reporter: that adrenaline was still pumping as they all re- visited the tracks this morning? amazed the man got out in the knick of time. >>: "i just told him i was really glad he was okay."he was just happy that he was.""yeah, he seemed really thankful. yeah." >> reporter: not heroes - just 4 friends who simply did the right thing. and to think.they would have never known the man was stuck if thuong hadn't gone outside to move his car. >>: "we were all in the right place at the right time. just happened to everything lined up in the right way so that he's alive still." in the right way so that he's alive still." >> j.r. : my name is griselda zendejas. in the ri

. >> didn't go my name is - richie association and i live in district one but i'm here because i think this is a very important issue that effects the whole city this area this plan is in essential driving the filipinos out of their community they've been driven out several times before in the past this is important to me because the japanese-american with or forced to going to concentration camps in world war ii and in the 70s by the local government because of urban renewal japanese-american communities was forced to flee to leave our town in the same incidence the african-american communities was also forced to leave and this story two communities now this new situation which is not new it is ongoing full thing process that is been building building building people say gentrification well gentrification on the other hand, but it is racism this area has full of filipino 2000 filipinos there is latinos and chinese and unfortunately, many are modest income so this is not only rational discretion but economic discrimination the whole city has been for decades paid to play and it's a sad

bloomberg tv canada amalie richie joins us with more on the earnings front.k about what some of the targets might be for these big companies in canada, the top six companies. generally canadian equities and in the natural resources sector in particular have been some of the worst performing equities around the world because of their exposure to a lower oil price. what we saw today is canada's biggest insurer coming out with their earnings and taking charge for $220 million on their oil and gas investments. they're able to balance things out within their numbers. he gives you a bit of a window into the ricochets of how the oil and gas sector is playing out in the financial world, and perhaps a bit of a harbinger or an insight into how canadian bank earnings might look. they begin rolling out in the next two weeks from now. david: are we seeing the better capitalized energy still in expansion mode? pamela: it is so costly to be in expansion mode in the oilsands. it is an expensive place to produce oil. all of those things make most expansions too costly. --umbe

made by richie house and they're sold on delily.com. the draw strings can become entangled. >>> the majority in the bronx, the rest in manhattan and the mta says they helped to bring the service to all the subway stations in the next two years. so you can stay connected on the 5 train. that's right. on the 5 or th 2 or the 6. it's 5:14 right now. lelmt's check in on chris. goo t to stay connected. >> got to stay connected. on the ground, aboveground. you know how it works. aboveground today, you want the umbrella. we will see raindrops from time to time. another round of showers coming through the main entrances in the middle of the day. windy and then i will chilly weather on into the weekend. sunday looks like the better half. i think saturday kind of brisk. may not get out of 40s with a strong wind. advisory through the high tide cycle. generally coastal areas. lower end of westchester county. into long island sound. also south facing shorelines at times of high tide. 2 feet above the normal high tide cycle. could be minor flooding t