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. >>> a rescue caught on camera, good samaritans leap into action to save a driver trapped in a burning car just in the nick of time. >>> and kevin bacon still has to cut loose. he returns to the school where he filmed foot loose 40 years later. it's monday, all 22nd, "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, glad you are with me, i'm frances rivera. arguments will soon begin in the historic criminal hush money trial of donald trump. within hours the jury will hear opening arguments. the lawyers will give a preview of the facts to come in the case against the former president. nbc's brie jackson joins us now. brie, good morning. the political and personal stakes are high for mr. trump. >> reporter: they absolutely are. good morning, frances. the former president is facing 34 counts of falsifying business records. prosecutors will begin to make their case that mr. trump made a $130,000 payment to keep stormy daniels quiet about an alleged sexual encounter. prosecutors allege that this is election interference. the former president denies the allegations and has pleaded not guilty

but thanks to the bravery of a group of good samaritans, everybody survived. the horrific scene off i-94 in minnesota. a car crashing into a lamppost, up in flames. the driver trapped. >> vehicle fire. people still inside it. >> reporter: then one after the other, good samaritans pulling over, racing to help. you can see them desperately trying to pull the car door open as it jammed up against the guardrail. >> there was a moment where we thought we literally lost him. >> reporter: but the flames erupting, chasing the bystanders away. undeterred, they rushed back in. a highway worker finally smashing the window open. the group pulling the driver to safety right as the fire burst into the front seat. >> this is something that i will never forget. it's a good feeling to know that you saved somebody's life. >> just an incredible act of bravery. >>> when we come back, record summer travel and not enough planes. why some airline experts say the price of your ticket could be about to go up. >>> and the caught-on-camera moment. this man fighting back against an alleg

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>> miraculously, no injuries were reported all thinks to khadir tolla and all of those good samaritans"heart of america." outstanding job. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm maurice dubois. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. at least a dozen people were arrested as police shut down pro-palestinian protests at new york university last night. police said the school asked them to break up the crowds because they were interfering with safety and security on campus. >>> the supreme court has announced it will rule on whether the federal government can regulate ghost guns. the case centers on regulation from the biden administration that was previously struck down by a district judge. >>> and celine dion has opened up about her experience with stiff person syndrome in a cover story for vogue france. the singer says she receives therapy five days a week and that she

i'm running for samaritans and i want you to know, believe in tomorrow. oh, i can't actually clap. group which aims to hold water companies to account for river pollution. it comes amid concern over high levels of e.coli in the river thames during last month's oxford and cambridge boat races, when one rower fell ill before the race. temperatures below the average for the time of year. it's been colder than what we would have expected to see in april. we've had snow in helsinki today. three degrees, flurries of snow. central parts of europe not making double figures. we are feeling the chill as that cold air arrives from the north. the weather is quiet. a lot of welcome, dry weather. here is the satellite picture. cloud building in through the morning. some areas still quite sunny. some areas overcast. temperatures, best in the west, 15 celsius in northern ireland. 0n the coast, 9—10 c. temperatures are on the down, pollen levels are on the up. high in the south—west. aerial amounts of cloud through tonight i don't think this coming night will be quite as cold as last night but stil

his words, well done, great respect, the guys asked me to convey words of gratitude to him , the samaritangy was inflated and, by the way, it turned out to be self-deception in the grand scheme of things, because they believed that if they delivered, then - the russian armed forces can no longer restrain and so... they implanted this into the brains of their ukrainian commanders, which , in fact, was one of the factors of this psychological failure, and what i think is a problem for the united states at the moment, there really are problems, because they just can’t, well , solve this question that russia is constantly putting before them, because that’s what they couldn’t do. it’s beneficial for us that biden was there, because then trump supporters will not start, they will , oh, they will start a civil war, when instead biden comes to amal, then this war will take on such idiotic forms that it will take place under the deafening horse neighing of this citizenry, because its laughter is crazy, please, well, i i’ll continue this conversation, well, europe is going crazy, of course, every d

a group of good samaritans race to save a driver trapped in a burning car. . good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we start with donald trump's hush-money trial getting under way with opening statements. the presumptive gop presidential nominee has long tested the constraints of the law, the constitution, and general decorum throughout his business and political career. starting today, trump's fate will be in the hand of prosecutors, his attorneys, a judge, and 12 jurors. wendy gillette is joining us now from the courthouse in lower manhattan. wendy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. it is very quiet right now here at the courthouse, but that is definitely going to change in the next few hours. we are expecting a big crowd as this criminal trial gets under way. the first involving a sitting or former u.s. president. prosecutors in manhattan are getting ready to present their case against former president trump to a panel of seven men and five women jurors. >> the judge wants this to go as fast as possible. >> reporter:

dash cam video shows a group of good samaritans rushing to pull a driver from their burning car.ght pole, guardrail, and then this. it caught fire. you can see rescuers trying several times to open the car doors before finally successfully pulling the driver through the window. the driver was taken to the hospital for evaluation. can you believe this? no one seriously hurt. you can watch a full report on that daring rescue coming up next on "nightly news." good work. >>> tomorrow, nurses across the state plan to take a stand against the use of a.i. in hospitals. hundreds of nurses are set to protest outside of kaiser in san francisco. the california nurses association says new a.i. technology in hospitals is coming at the cost of patient wellness. they say a.i. is happening at a number of hospital systems. they're protesting at kaiser because of one of the earliest adopters of a.i. the nurses union claims much of the tech is untested, and it is not regulated. we reached out to kaiser about that planned protest. a spokesperson says the health care provider plans to issue a stateme

highway worker arrived on the scene and used a tool to shatter the window, allowing those good samaritans to pull the driver from that vehicle. the victim was not seriously hurt, but was taken to the hospital to be checked out in san francisco. >> the annual cherry blossom parade was disrupted by a group of pro-palestinian protesters. this happened this afternoon at laguna and post in japantown. the activists walked onto the parade route and unfurled a banner right in front of a convertible carrying state senator scott wiener. that banner read us japan. blood on your hands. after about 15 minutes, the protesters dispersed and the parade continued in its route. the house of representatives approved a key foreign aid package over the weekend that will provide nearly $100 billion to ukraine, israel and others. >> but the bipartisan vote has now put speaker of the house mike johnson in hot water with some of his far right republican colleagues. fox news lucas tomlinson has more now from washington, dc. >> georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, doubling down on her push to take down spe

life. >> all i see is there's a man in a car that can't get out, that needs our help. >> the good samaritansning out of their vehicles to try and pry open the door of this burning suv that had struck a light pole, eventually pulling 71 year old sam orbovic from the vehicle. >> it felt like a movie. it was so chaotic, emotions were so high. >> texasand was driving by when she saw orbovic trapped several people at the same time. >> i did were out trying to get the door open, find something to break the glass, trying to find even somewhere around this other side of the car. >> the group tried to get that door open, but it was pinned by the guardrail and the fire was intensifying. >> you know, when you're at a bonfire and you can hear the flames and you can hear the crackles, it was like that. but like ten times, a hundred times worse. i mean, you could feel the flame even from how far back i was standing. you could feel how hot it was. >> eventually, a state transportation worker arrived and smashed the driver's side window, allowing them to pull orbovic out and to safety. and then just moments

lot of people calling these good samaritans heroes.help. >> robin: so many. so many helping. not hesitating. >> eva: makes you feel good all those people willing to help. >> michael: exactly. >> robin: got that right. thank you, eva. coming up ginger has something special for earth day. she's live from new mexico. look at you there. good morning, ginge. >> ginger: what a way to spend earth day with the gorgeous sunrise that happened. the land of enchantment is showing off. we are going to show you an earthship that lives with the planet versus against it. this will be a really special morning. we hope you take away tips you can bring for your house. stick around. we'll have much more coming up. these new menu items at panera are perfect tens. they're also each under $10. more new sandwiches and salads, more in every bite and more new options under $10. come taste the new era at panera. new herbal essences sulfate free. packed with pure aloe and camellia flower oil your hair will love. and none of the things it won't. hair that feels de

they're from guatemala, filing the samaritans after walking for five hours.roup, including a 5-year-old have been travel for a month. a five minute drive further down the border road, another large group that recently crossed, including this father and his children from senegal. >> six months ago we had never seen somebody from bangladesh or africa in this part of the desert. it was all mexicans and central americans and sometimes a few people from south america but now this is pretty regular. >> i notice one of the first things you say is welcome. >> yeah, we want to make sure that at least their first encounter is one of great welcome and saying we are glad you are here. >> among the group are three sisters. 13-year-old nicole, a 14 yield and 8-year-old. they're traveling alone from the southernmost state in mexico. do you see any other kids traveling alone along the way? >> no, most had their families or their parents or their aunts and uncles or even close cousins. everybody had somebody. >> and you have each other? >> yes, just us three. >> the sisters a

i am running for samaritans _ taken away. i am running for samaritans and _ taken away.to know, believe in tomorrow! oh, i can't- believe in tomorrow! oh, i can't actually— believe in tomorrow! oh, i can't actually clap! _ believe in tomorrow! oh, i can't actually clap! good _ believe in tomorrow! oh, i can't actually clap! good luck! - that is a sample of some of the outfits people will be wearing. fin outfits people will be wearing. on monday of course we will celebrate everyone who took part and for all the great causes and the personal causes to them as well. perhaps you will be one of them on monday, if you are send us your pictures, we will get as many as we can the programme and with you. the will get as many as we can the programme and with you. the time now is 7.21. fraud is now the most common type of crime in the uk, but how you're treated as a victim often depends on where you keep your money. it's something we have spoken about a lot on this programme. new rules aimed at protecting victims are set to be introduced in the coming months, but the watchdog in cha

how dozens of good samaritans rushed in to help after a car becomes engulfed in flames.you more after this. '6 >>> shocking video, great stuff of a fiery rescue on a minnesota freeway. it happened last week in st. paul. dash cam video showing a group of good samaritans rushing to pull a driver from their burning car. the car lost control, hit a pole and guardrail and caught fire. the rescuers are trying to open the door and can't quite get the door open. finally, they say heck with the door. they pull the driver out through the window. you're not going to believe this. the driver was taken to the hospital. no one seriously hurt. how about that? well done. >>> chp leading an investigation into a tram crash at universal studios in hollywood. happened during a tour of the back lot last night. the tram had just passed the "jurassic park" cars and had made a turn. the tram making the turn, the last car hit a guardrail. that caused the car to tip and eject several people. 15 people hurt and sent to the hospital. they're all expected to be okay. no word yet on what caused the c

where the good samaritan said they're being >> in the face with the flames but good to see that.or buying ahead of november. >> whenever i look at donald trump's debating style, heat lies and lies and lies it is so hard to respond to that. but i also think joe biden is a terrific debater. [laughter] so he's also making the argument, i knew you guys would love that he's making the argument biden will have to decide whether or not to spend time making his own point or fact checking former president. >> biden did do wellin this debate against paul wright he did pretty well against trump this last time >> wheat never know and we won't know this actually debate which is the point. >> there were three debates will he show up? probably not requested want him to debate want to encourage that paragraphs i would love to see it. so it america that does it for us. we will see you next weekend. "life, liberty & levin" starts right now. i am a shannon bream after months of delay billions of ai

i'm running for samaritans and i want you to know, believe in tomorrow. oh, i can't actually clap.e is trying to raise $1 million for charity to support chess education for children — and was cheered on by supporters from the city's nigerian community. i can't process a lot of the emotions i feel right now, i don't have the right words for that but i know i did something truly remarkable. i mean, in documented human history, no one has ever played no—one has ever played chess for this long, you know, 56 hours nonstop, and we just broke that record and i think we can keep going for a few more minutes or hours, so the next person finds it extremely difficult to break the new record as well. congratulations to him. now, how“s this for a coincidence? 500 residents of the canadian province of newfoundland found themselves on the same cruise, after purchasing the deal online without prior planning. when the cruise company told some of them that at least 250 newfoundlander couples were already booked, many brought their flags and traditional attires to celebrate the island's heritage on b

. >>> coming up, caught on camera the dramatic moments when some good samaritans jumped into action you see it there to save a driver from a burning car. >>> plus, how and why an exhibit is trying to re-create the is trying to re-create the horrific music festival that was for people who feel limited by the unpredictability of generalized myasthenia gravis and who are anti-achr antibody positive, season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in activities of daily living. it is reduced muscle weakness. and ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with the freedom of just 6 to 7 infusions per year, for a predictable routine i can count on. ultomiris can lower your immune system's ability to fight infections, increasing your chance of serious meningococcal infections, which may become life-threatening or fatal, and other types of infections. complete or update meningococcal vaccines at least 2 weeks before starting ultomiris. if ultomiris is urgent, you should also receive antibiotics with your vaccines. before starting ultomiris, tell your doctor abou

he had help from the local suicide bereavement charity every life matters and spoke to the samaritansike and tim were walking close to his home. ijust thought, i've got to go and talk to these guys. i'll never forget andy and the other dads forjust listening to me on the side of a hill in the middle of nowhere. so what is it that you think that the three dads gave you? hope, life. and i think that's what i've seen from the three dads. you can live with it. it's not nice, but you've got to live with it. because the other option isn't worth anything. the landscape is beginning to change, and i think a lot of that is due to what the dads have been doing. they have given people permission to talk about suicidal thoughts. and we also know that talking about suicide saves lives. we need to be talking about the s—word. it can't be the s—word any more, it's suicide. that report was by alison freeman. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there. the direction of the wind will play a key role in the weather story over the next few days. lighter winds generally, today,

. >> yeah, good samaritan hospital. this is in mount vernon, illinois.was directly in the path of totality. and in that day, eight babies with superpowers were born. it's so cute. >> they are. the first to arrive was little paisley joe. there she is. two more girls and five boys would quickly follow. >> now, if we do the math correctly, the babies will be 20 years old when they have the chance to witness the next total solar eclipse. >> have you guys thought about how old will all be? >> i can't even think about it, i actually did because i realized that, like my kids, if i have kids, which i would like to have, kids would get to go see it with me. okay, that's a good way of thinking of it. >> i like that. that's fun to stick with that. my grandkids. oh, it's possible ♪ we belong ♪ ♪ we belong together ♪ ♪ we belong ♪ hulu on disney+. available with disney bundle. plans starting at $9.99 a month. deja vu: it's "live with kelly & mark." [applause] ♪ ♪ today, big screen star jake gyllenhaal and astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson. plus, we try partner pilat

some quick acting police saving the life of a sloth police in colombia, with the help of some good samaritans, rescued a sloth that was spotted trying to cross a highway. >> they rescued the little guy and then brought him back to his natural habitat. >> by the way, have you guys ever heard the joke about the sloth that tried to cross the road? >> what happened? nope. >> never mind. it'll take too long, but you know what? i have time. >> what happened? that's. that's it? yeah, finally, one more animal story. a puppy says it's never too late to celebrate saint patrick's day. >> this golden retriever puppy, born in florida, of course, is going viral for having been born gray green. his name is oh my. appropriately shamrock. and guys, come on, he's already gaining a following on tiktok because of course he is. >> oh my goodness shamrock was the only one in her litter to be born green. and it's the result of a green bile sometimes found in the wombs of mama dogs. >> hope he grows up to be a ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, star of the new film "challengers," zen

it shows the moments good samaritans rushed to help when a minivan flew off the freeway and then burst into flames. chp says it happened saturday night when the driver lost control and crashed. there were seven people trapped inside. people ran out of their homes and cars to help, including a group of high schoolers in their formalwear, heading home from from. they flipped the car over and saved the lives of three children. >> there were three -- i think it is three -- that survived. they would not have survived if everybody had not jumped into action when they did. >> two of the livermore victims killed were in their 40s along with a 12-year-old child and a baby. >>> in san francisco, the city is hoping a new change at the site of a horrific crash that killed a family of four could help keep people safe. last month, a mom and dad and two young children were waiting at a west portal bus stop heading to the zoo when police say a speeding driver flew through that intersection and hit them . the entire family died, leaving friends and family in mourning and is sparking another conversatio

. >> coming up with a problem morning news, how all of these good samaritan rushed to help a bay area family when their van crashed and caught fire. >> 9.29 and is going to be a gorgeous weekend around the bay to danger through the weekend, i know john's been talking about it. what do you temperature-wise, john, for which which of these days are going to be the highest? so yes, sunday, if you like the heat, we've got sun 80's back for it sunday and monday today and tomorrow we're going to get a break from the 80's for a little bit. we got out obvious impact from that marine layer out there. a little bit of low gray that takes us down into the 60's and 70's quite hour right here. a bit of sunshine piercing through for about the first time this morning. visibility is solid at this point after having seen that fog earlier on starting to see it lifting and burning off now, temperatures definitely cooler than they were 50's to 60's for current temperatures right now doesn't sound so bad but doesn't change as much as yesterday. we're going to be looking at only 60's to 70's for your daytime

good samaritans and a state worker helped rescue a driver from a burning vehicle on an interstate last thursday. video of the drama is now making rounds on social media. wow! you can see how urgently everyone is moving the suv had drifted off the road, struck a light pole, then a guardrail, then catching fire. as the flames grow more intense, one man was able to break the suv's window, allowing the group to pull the driver out feet first. he was taken to the hospital for evaluation but was not hurt. san francisco celebrated earth day at a new venue in bayview hunters point. today. the new farm showcases native plants, edible plants and sustainable living. today marked a coming together to enjoy food, music and to inspire future generations. organizers are trying to raise environmental awareness with those groups, hoping they'll embrace the green revolution, but also have fun in the process. the celebration ends at 7:00 tonight. well, it is a sure sign that spring is here. we'll check out some of the highlights of this year's cherry blossom festival parade in san francisco's japantown,

the woman fought back and with the help of a good samaritan was able to call police. officers arrested him on a train . will be joining us at 6:00 with her full report. >>> all lanes just reopened on i-80 in san francisco after a deadly accident. you can see that traffic is moving smoothly. the crash actually happened around 2:30 on southbound 101 and 80 connect. a motorcyclist lost control, hit the side of the bridge, then fell off the ramp onto the connector below where he was hit by a car and pronounced dead shortly after. two lanes were blocked for the investigation, but it is now cleared. >>> a big crash created rush- hour gridlock in san lorenzo at 1:30. the truck crashed with her 238 connects with 880 and this is from our nbc bay area sky ranger. it was loaded with thousands of pounds of your -- frozen chinese food. the driver told chp that he fell asleep while driving and it flipped. they cleaned up the fuel that's built, as well. we just learned from the chp that all of the lanes are now open to traffic. >>> a mosquito known to transmit deadly diseases has be

. >> reporter: the woman fought back and with the help of a good samaritan called police. he located and arrested him on the train. >> she's a hero, fought and didn't take it, but she should have been put in that situation. my court records found that he was convicted of two counts of second-degree murder and three counts of attempted murder in 2005, but because of the change in the sentencing laws in 2019, he was released early. >> because of those prior convictions, he is looking at 25 to life on any one of the charges. >> they shouldn't be let out early with those convictions, but i'm glad that she is safe and okay. >> reporter: it is disturbing and scary. prosecutors say that they plan to throw the book at him, so he never has the chance to hurt anyone again. >> it reminds you that no matter how safe we are, we never are really safe. there are people who will do awful things and it's our job to make sure they are held accountable. >> reporter: back in court for his plenary hearing. jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> expected ftx founder is appealing his fraud and c

whether they're firefighters, nurses, or simply good samaritans.urvivors got together at the foster city fire department to share their stories. >> i just wanted to say that i wouldn't be alive here without first responders. so two right people happened to be there at the right time. >> she was there. she got up and she grabbed that aed. she saved my life. >> among the survivors who were present, ning ju, a young foster city mom, who had a cardiac arrest in 2020 during the early morning hours while she was at home. her husband remembered how a 911 dispatcher talked him through cpr. >> and luckily within five minutes the crew arrived and they did cpr. >> she made a full recovery and went on to give birth to her daughter, who is 2 now. both her kids were there today, as you see. firefighters pointed out stories like this one would have turned out differently without the people who lended a helping hand. >>> the cbs evening news is norah o'donnell is next on kpix. we're back here in 30. >> mr. trump, how is it going today? >> norah: breaking news. the

you can see the good samaritans desperately trying to free the driver attempting to pry the doors ofon fire open and it's pinned, also pinned to the guardrail as the flames continue to get stronger. moments later a transportation worker was finally able to break the window and the crowd then pulled the driver to safety. thankfully, believe it or not, no injuries were reported. >> just in time there. >>> a lively celebration in san francisco's noe valley neighborhood sunday for a toilet. you may remember it made national headlines over its estimated $1.7 million price tag. >> while it did cost a seemingly ridiculous amount of money for a bathroom, coming in at around $200,000 considering when they thought they were going to spend, i guess, turned out to be -- i don't want to call it a bargain, but it was some savings. da lin has more. ♪ >> reporter: it's a celebration fit for the most infamous toilet, one that almost cost the price of a house. >> noe valley, let's hear it for our not $1.7 million bathroom. woo-hoo! >> reporter: so event organizers decided to have some fun with it, eve

. >>> dash cam video in minnesota catches a group of good samaritans saving lives during a fiery crash. minnesota state patrol said a honda suv ran off the road, striking a light pole and then a guardrail. the vehicle then caught on fire, producing smoke and large flames, seen here. several people rushed to help get the driver out of the burning car, first tried to open the doors before pulling the driver through the front window. state patrol said no serious injuries were reported, but the driver was taken to the hospital for evaluation. >>> we are nearly in may, but winter is taking one more swing at the south with millions under freeze alerts this morning. nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking that temperature drop. good morning, michelle. >> good morning, frances. it's a cold start for many of us from the tennessee valley to the ohio valley, the northeast. also back to the midwest, we're looking at temperatures very chilly this morning, in the 30s for many of us. we're going to stay cool as we go throughout the day, at least below normal for some of us in the east. 72 mil

and what a blessing for the good samaritans. thank you, jodi. in other news, california and the bay area in particular is leading the country when it comes to buying electric cars. but the latest surveys still show a series of concerns that are keeping many people from making the switch. according to the latest figures from the governor's office, more than a quarter of all new cars sold last year in california were electric, and there is now one fast charging station for every five gas stations in the state. but the initial cost of a new ev is still keeping many people on the sidelines. so we looked into buying a used ev, and with hertz recently putting thousands of their evs onto the market, prices are coming down and experts note many cash incentives are still available, whether your income qualified or not. every single californian in pge territory qualifies for a $1,000 rebate on a used ev, no matter which vehicle and no matter what your income is. the state survey also shows that most ev owners charge at home, and that's a problem for many

this video shows the moments good samaritans rushed to help when a minivan flew off the freeway and then burst into flames. chp says it happened saturday night when the driver lost control and crashed. there were seven people trapped inside. people ran out of their homes and cars to help, including a group of high schoolers in their formalwear heading home from prom. they flipped that car over and saved the lives of three children. >> there were three. i think it's three that survived and they would not have survived if everybody had not jumped into action when they did. >> two of the livermore victims killed were in their 40s along with a 12-year-old child and a baby. >>> a legal battle between two of the bay area's international airports, san francisco suing oakland over a plan to add the word san francisco bay to its name and oakland is not backing down. our anne makovec has been following this story for us all day and just spoke to san francisco city attorney about this now official legal move. anne? >> yeah. the federal lawsuit was filed today claiming trademark infringement. san fr

good samaritans rushed to save a player who was suffering a medical emergency during the game. it happened yesterday in clayton during an adult league game. one of the players you see there suddenly collapse and stopped breathing. two off duty nurses happened to be in the stands. they immediately rushed to his side. to his side. they administered cpr and used a portable defibrillator to jumpstart the guy's heart. people can make a difference. we're a community that came together. we were all there at the right place, at the right time to save him beyond words, the way they worked and the efficiency and to actually save this man's life and see him breathing again. wow. the player gave a thumbs up as paramedics finally got there, took him to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. glad he's all right. well, it could be the future of air travel and a santa cruz company plans to build it right here in california. joby aviation broke ground today to expand its manufacturing facilities in the monterey county town of marina. company develops electric air taxis for commercial passenge

the driver was taken to the hospital but released a statement, said the good samaritans are the reason he's alive today. >>> one family is lucky to be alive after a 16 wheeler crashed into their home in stanislaus county while they were sleeping. >> felt like i got hit by a truck. >> that's because he kind of did people woke up to a loud bang. next thing they knew, the crash had happened. thankfully, no one was gravely injured. authorities say an suv driver ran a stop sign, collided with a semi, causing it to lose control and crash into the duplex. >>> you may remember when san francisco's plans to build a toilet made national headlines. it was estimated to cost $1.7 million. the thereon ended up costing the city far less but still hundreds of thousands of dollars. it's here, it called for a big celebration. our da lin was there. >> reporter: it's a celebration fit for the most infamous toilet, one that almost cost the price of a house. >> noe valley, let's hear it for our not $1.7 million bathroom. woohoo. >> reporter: event organizers decided to have some fun with it. everything toil

now even the poor, old uh, good samaritan, that tried to make an effort to help a poor dude on the street. he got what was coming to him, not a reward. another little meddle, not a slap on the back. you got a slap in the face, run it, they're both. so this do comes up and he puts his coat over this homeless guy. he tries to give him a bit of assistance. guy gets up to think of a hold on the a tank of them. he's given him a new york case, and that's a punch in the face. check this out. all boom. so knock some out. it takes his coat and probably takes his wallet to. it's like something out of a larry david. you know, we should like to be to in the music here. boom, boom, boom, done. a lot of data is just awful. look at this. so even the good guys are getting robbed for trying to help. the bad guys are turn out to be the really bad guys. new york's in a hell of a deep trouble right now. so as you can see, it's pretty dangerous in the old rotten apple. other, the big apple lift this into the mirror, actually telling us that all is well in a, by the nomic li, kind of way that's room to be one

this was quick thinking good samaritans that helped save a life. it happened over the weekend in clayton during game for the all out sports league. this is an adult league. one of the players you see there suddenly collapses and appeared to stop breathing. two off duty nurses who happened to be in the stands rushed in to help. they gave the guy cpr and used a portable defibrillator to jumpstart his heart and get him breathing again. it was nice to see the community rally around this man, and i was rooting for him. we were all rooting for him. immediately after i walked up to both of them and i said, thank you so much for saving this guy's life. you guys are incredible. we're told the player who collapsed is expected to recover. joining us now, the nurses who helped save his life, doreen thrasher, who works at kaiser and on the phone with us is marcus walton, who works at john muir. nice to have both of you on the program with us, doreen, we'll start with you. i think i speak for a lot of people. thanks for doing what you do. how do you feel? how do

good samaritans jumped into action thursday along interstate 94 in st.aul after a car hit a guardrail and then burst into flames. they made several attempts to open the vehicle's door. finally the driver was pulled out through the window. police say no serious injuries were reported. >>> scientists say this spring will bring a rare invasion of cicadas. so rare it hasn't happened since 1803. for all you history buffs that's the same year napoleon sold the louisiana territory to thomas jefferson. here's emily fannon of our cbs affiliate wdjt in milwaukee. >> reporter: around mid-may cicada noise will be in full swing. and while this high-pitched buzzing occurs every year throughout the midwest, experts say this year will be unique due to a rare emergence of cicadas that hasn't happened since the 1800s. >> we just had that solar eclipse recently. you only have so many opportunities in your life to see and witness something like that. and the cicadas are very similar. >> reporter: pj liesch is an extension entomologist at university of wisconsin, madison. he

. >>> a group of good samaritans rushed to help when a minivan flew off the freeway and burst into flames in the central valley. tonight we have learned the four people killed in that crash, including a 4-month-old baby, were all from livermore. the whole thing happened saturday night. chp says the driver lost control, drove through a median, and went airborne, hitting an overpass and catching fire. there were seven people trapped inside. people ran out of their homes and their cars to help the group, including high schoolers in their texas dresses heading home from prom flipped the car and saved the lives of three children. >> there were three, i think it's three that survived. and they would not have survived if everybody had not jumped into action when they did. >> the coroner's office confirmed two victims were in their 40s along with a 12-year-old and a baby. >>> you may remember this video of a waymo car set on fire in chinatown. police say the suspect is a 14-year-old boy. he's now being charged. this is more video of that fire from february. you see the waymo car in flames. nobody

today, a good samaritan spotted him wedged between the wall and a beam inside the canal. there, first responders worked together to slowly free the little guy. the dog is now at the antioch animal shelter and yes, yes, he's available for adoption. nice. hope he finds a home soon. well, a big change may be on the way for southwest travelers. the airline could be getting rid of its open seating system. so right now, southwest has a single economy class cabin with no seating assignments. you may know this, but the airline says it is considering changing that model. most airlines, including delta, american, frontier, charge travelers to choose their seats in advance. it's not clear if southwest will do the same thing, or when those changes will take place. i always tried to get fighting to get on that a-list. exactly. not the b if you're getting c, you're in trouble. you're so you have no choice where you sit. we'll check in with the 40 niners top draft next. stop. you got it? let's go back to the beginning. are you... your electric future. customized. the fully-electric audi

. >> reporter: watch as seemingly out of nowhere this good samaritan rushes to her rescue.ream and someone yelled in drive through, call 911, baby not breathing. >> reporter: a mystery woman taking charge, that's taco bell manager, beckyarba, who began performing life-saving cpr on the infant. what were you telling her? >> he's fine. he will breathe, he's totally fine. and she's like, i can't lose him. >> reporter: she didn't, thanks to arba, who was able to get baby miles breeathing before paramedics arrived. a similar experience with her own child prepared her for this. >> i didn't do anything different from what anybody else should be doing. i felt it instantly. and i had to go and help her. i knew, it's painful. you're so helpless as a mom. >> reporter: the two moms now friends and feeling forever bonded. >> i think i'm going to look back and be like, oh, my gosh, thank god becky was there, because, and i'm going to let mi miles know exactly why becky is aunt becky. >> reporter: safe to say he has a friend for life? >> absolutely. >> reporter: baby miles is doing a lot

a good samaritan helped her, and they called the police. she believes the crime was related to sex trafficking. >> i can't walk around my neighborhood freely. i'm always like looking behind me. i always have to bring a pepper spray. i have to buy a taser. >> reporter: elected leaders made promises at the event, but trang says talk is cheap, she believes in results. >> i know i was like not optimistic that this issue would get solved. i'm just hoping it will get better. >> reporter: elected leaders are working to deploy new programs and it could take some time to see changes on the streets. >> san francisco tried to cut down on illegal sex work in the mission by putting up barriers on a part of cap street to keep solicitors from cruising. a suspected sex worker was caught on camera attacking a homeless woman in the street. city officials haven't said anything about the same problems happening just a few blocks away. >>> in piedmont, officers have arrested a man they say attacked a police chief. it happened near beach elementary school. inves