this chilling animation shows a child wearing a seatbelt and one not wearing a seatbelt. so why aren't seatbelts in every school bus? could it be the cost? as much as $7,000 per bus, saving two lives per year. >> is this what it really comes down to, it's too expensive? >> yes, there would be an added cost, but if all school districts bought buses with belts, those costs would go down over time. >> reporter: the national highway transportation safety administration says seatbelts can hinder evacuations during electrical bus fires like this one, but in the event of a rollover or side impact, seatbelts could prevent this. school buses are designed to be safer than cars. the seats are closely spaced together. the seatbacks are high and padded but many parents would like to see those seatbelts installed. >> there has been a debate over those seatbelts for years. lindsey, thank you. >>> and a note of thanks to many of you at home. it was last night we took you to the syrian border showing you the children, some as young as 7 years old working in the fields in lebanon, many of

this chilling animation shows a child wearing a seatbelt and one not wearing a seatbelt.eatbelts in every school bus? could it be the cost? as much as $7,000 per bus, saving two lives a year. >> is this what this really comes down to? it's -- too expensive? >> yes, there would be an added cost. if all school districts bought school buss with belts, those costs would go down over time. >> reporter: the national highway transportation safety administration says seatbelts can hinder evacuations during electrical bus fires like this one. but in the event of rollover or side impact. seatbelts could prevent this. school buses are designed to be safer than cars. the seats are closely spaced. the seat backs are high, padded. but there are still a number of parents who would look to see seatbelts installed. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> former 70s heartthrob, david cassidy pleaded guilty to drunk driving in upstate new york. in accepting responsibility for last year's arrest, cassidy admitted he is an alcoholic, recovering and doing well. the former partridge family star, n

take their kids out of booster seats early, so how old should they be before switching out of a seatbelt a man find a 32-year-old man in his daughter's bedroom and shoots him dead. was the victim an intruder or the victim of identity. >>> we begin with a three decade legacy in atlantic city. employees and guests streamed out of the trump plaza hotel and casino after it shuts its doors at 6:00 a.m. the latest to fall victim to the crumbling market. now there are only eight casinos. nora muchanic is live in atlantic city with more on the latest ship to fall. >> reporter: shirleen it's been a brutal year for the casino market in atlantic city, atlantic club and showboat and revel and now trump plaza. people have come to try to get in and were turned away, they had not heard the news that trump plaza dealt its last hand. >> we were like one big happy family. >> but the good times are over for 27-year employee katherine, and 1500 other workers, the security guard posted the closed sign and 30 years of business came to a stop. >> a sad day for sure, i have been in and out of this building work

walmart claims tracy morgan and the others could have avoided injuries had they been wearing seatbeltsim harbaugh fired back at rumors that claim the mayors want him -- players want him replaced. they said players were unhappy with jim harbaugh and he echoed the comments. jim harbaugh was straightforward about how he felt. >> i think that is a bunch of [ bleep ] >> i don't put credibility into the unnamed source. >> he said he hasn't seen them around much. he is in the 4th season of his 5 year, $25 million contract with the 49ers. and there are also questions about the future of the raiders head coach dennis allen. they are flying back to oakland today from london where they were destroyed had by the -- by the dolphins. they lost 10 straight games dating back to last year. after the game the coach said she not worried about his job, however if the raiders are going to make a move, this would be the best time because the team has a bye-week and that would give a new coach extra time to prepare. we may learn more about this tomorrow when the raiders will meet with the media. >>> a recomm

[gunfire] >> why a trooper opened fire on a man after pulling him over for not wearing a seatbelt. >>> we remind you about our new tool at "action news," chopper 6 360 giving you control over the video that you see from chopper 6 each and every day. use your phone, tablet or computer to take control of our 360-degree camera. move it all around. in, out, zoom up, zoom down. we have an app to download to your phone and tablet to make this pretty cool thing work. go to 6abc.com/chopper6 for instructions and links no! could have gotten me one. i did. grab a spicy smoked sausage breakfast sandwich. it's the smoked sausage you crave, now spicy. >> air traffic resumed at both of chicago's major airports this afternoon after a fire that was deliberately set. all flights in and out of o'hare and midway were halted for five hours. a contract employee of the f.a.a. they say set the fire at an air traffic control tower in what might have been a suicide attempt. found with self-inflicted knife wounds and burns. the ripple effect across the country today, including right here in philadelphia. >>> a

approached for a seatbelt violation. there is another element, this officer was given a medal of valor, earlier, i think a year ago for shooting a bank robber, a bank robbery in progress. he was lauded by the community. you anniversary know. my point is, you never know what is in somebody's head. >> i think there are some concerns about, applauding him for shooting someone. he wasn't shooting some one for threatening a patron at the bank. he shot someone. kudos to him. he should not be applauded or an award for that. >> that's what officers do they shoot bank robbers. >> they arrest bad guys. >> that's not -- >> go ahead. >> don't think, you are competing claims here. could have ptsd. could make him pren one to shoo quickly when he perceives a threat. not that he sees black people as threats more than other people. that's often the case when people are traumatized they see threats more quickly and everreact more. race informs that decision. gender informs that decision. >> there may be another insight to look at this vid

they said that morgan and his friends should be wearing seatbelts. he requires weeks of rehab after a big-rig slammed into his limo bus in june. one passenger was killed. the response is appalling. >>> the philadelphia orchestra began its third season underia i can in nezet-sequin at the kimmel center. on the heels of china and japan and armed with new recording contracts things are better these days for this iconic orchestra. the boyish montreal-born yanick nezet-sequin has a commitment to bring the orchestra into a new age. after watching the rehearsal we talked to yannick one-on-one. >> this kind of institution as an orchestra it's a living one. it's alive. because by the definition it's 100 plus souls on stage week after week, day after day. it's about re-inventing. >> let me list youis there somes singular about you from all these other men. >> the orchestra smells when a conductor is acting to be more this and that and more authoratative or morinspiredor . it's a live long process of accepting who i am the more individual i am the better i will

seatbelts have load tensioners and would not operate as well amongst other things. gerri: don't be doing that. i guess we have to wait to see how t works out. i hate to be in the situation where i think it is my data. i don't want the car testifying against m law. >> a lot of things you can do to protect yourself. shut off bluetooth when you leave car with valet. weil you're having dinner. i made a copy of your nav screen. went to the home. if you take your valet keys with you, they don't have access. gerri: there are saved consideration. if you are in a brutal car accident, this little device could decide where you should go given the way the car was hit. >> onstar does that. every manufacturer. kia as uvo. hyundai has blue link. all the different systems tell you have an accident. this is speed of accident. we can send a ambulance or emergency vehicle. for that it does make sense. giving away data or selling data is where i have concern. gerri: lots of worries. we talk about you can't shut it down, that's for sure. be sure not to do that. a lot of people are worri

attorneys for walmart blame morgan and his passenger for not wearing seatbelts. >> the nfl is agreeing to neutral arbitration for ray rice's appeal. the executive director of the nfl players association says names have been exchanged a potential arbitrators. and another football story now trending online -- the kansas city chiefs crushed new england 41-14 last night -- >> that's not the headline, though. that's not the story. abdulla return one of brady's interceptions 39 yards for a touchdown, but as he made it right into the in zone, he hit his knee and a prayer-like position. he was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct. abdulla said he was flagged for sliding to his knees, not because he prayed, but he learned a lesson -- "stop before you drop." the ftc is going to take a look at the role that keeps nfl games off local television sets if the stadium is not sold out. it might allow cable and satellite providers to show the games no matter how many tickets are sold. to a new unofficial espn poll, even some rivals have attitude for the champions. 15 executives were asked which teams the

. >> wal-mart officials said they could have prevented their injuries by wearing seatbelts, they were by a wal-mart big rig, and tracy morgan fired back. back. i thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you, cable because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability, and hd picture quality. so join the millions who enjoy the difference fios makes and get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two years. sign up now and get $300 back with a two-year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> summer like weather time to say good-bye. we are heading into october and it's time to cool the temperatures down and that will arrive by the weekend. sunshine is mixing with clouds this afternoon and this evening, and if you are out and about, in fairmount park, some flowers still in full bloom and colorful d

wal-mart claims in a court filing that the passenger injuries were caused by a fair to wear seatbelts. an attorney for morgan is calling this "appalling." authorities say the georgia truck driver has not slept for 4 hours before the crash. >>> leyla gulen is head with the accweather forecast. >> are you ready for the heat? >> not sure. >> today is the last day of seasonal temperatures. hooking to san francisco, the clouds condition to move down on the bay area and we have a little bit of a marine layer. now there are holes poking through. we have very warm conditions right up to friday with a slight cool down expected by early next week and we will have the full seven day forecast straight ahead. >>> also ahead, why ebay is spinning off pay pah into its own company. >> watching a major blockbuster is not going to >> ebay is spinning off pay pal into an independent company. pay pal allows people to pay online with apple rolling out their own options and ebay says this is best for growth and shareholders. the deal will be finished middle of next year. >>> leyla gulen is doing everything

says the driver of the car in the ditch was ejected and died at the seen the he was not wearing a seatbelt. according to witnesses he was speeding driverring erratically before he hit a van, slammed into the divide and then the ditch. >> new concerns of the new eastern span of the bay bridge, several giant steel rods that anchor the bridge to the base have been exposed to water possibly for years and concerns it can cause corrosion. it was detected last week and found in all of the dozen galvanize rods. workers have drained the wart but officials do not know whether the rods are damaged. >> apple is biting back against critics after reports of the iphone bending. the company allowed some media into the labs where they tested the new iphone for possible bending issues. this is a rare thing for apple to open up like this, video from the technical website and they released a statement with normal use, a bend in infops is extreme rare and the first six days of seattles a total of nine customers have contacted apple with a bent iphone 6 plus. >> meteorologist mike nicco draw is here for meteoro

saying tracy morgan's extensive injuries were his own fault because he wasn't wearing a seatbelt. wal-mart sued by several including morgan. in june his lemio was struck by a wal-mart big wig on the new jersey turnpike killing one and leaving morgan in critical condition. the driver of the struck faces charges for revickular homicide and the lawyers for the injured says wal-mart should have known the driver was if a teak ee eeed teaked -- fatigued when he crashed. >>> and today young welders at the tech high showed off their heart work. these are amnesty boxes, providing a place for teens to drop off guns and drugs, no questions asked. and donating the equipment for the welding project, boxings placed in several schools and monitored by police. >>> a bucks county school reaffirmed its commitment to inclusion and diversity. hanging this message on its wall. the students and faculty completed antibias programs to be a no-place for-hate school. and that is in conjunction with unity week. including a walk-a-thon against bully. >>> and pp -- matt pellman with more good news? >> not so

it started september 4 when the trooper pulls jones over for a seatbelt violation. when the trooper asked jones to get his license, but when he went into his car to get it, the trooper ordered him to the ground and started shooting. investigators say that jones did not have a gun in his car and groubert had no cause for shooting him. jones is recovering from his wound. and groubert has been fired facing assault and battery. >>> and the man charged in the disappearance of the university student graham is on the way back to virginia. arrested on a beach in galveston, texas wednesday. the virginia authorities say he is the last person to be seen with graham more than two weeks ago, charged within -- charged. and there is more on this with "world news with david muir" and we have the very latest on the search for the missing uva student, hannah graham and the ongoing fight against isis. watch all of that following "action news at 6:00." >>> the septa station getting improvement to prevent weather-related service problems. and working on the pass near the trolley line wh

and driver has been identified as 56-year-old jean lee jou of flushing new york he was wearing a seatbelt and was treated for mostly minor injuries. investigators say drug or alcohol were not a contributing factor to the crash. they're looking into the driver's logs to determine how long he had been on the road without a break. state police and federal investigators are looking at the bus itself for any evidence of mechanical failure and federal records show the bus company afm u.s. a express has an safety record average and there's within one other accident and cited twice for not keeping driver logs current. no one answered phone at the bus company today. ntsb says it should have preliminary nawry report on cause of the accident in about ten days. more than 40 passengers were rushed to local hospitals after the accident. that put a significant dent in local blood supplies. delmarva blood bank says it now has a 1 day supply on happened and it's asking for help if dope orr's. live in christiana. david henrey, "channel 6 action news," jim. >> thank you, david, we first brought you word of

that's compared to seatbelts alone. >>> getting close to 6:00 in the morning. you might want to grab that umbrella before you walk out the door. >> katie will let you know if you need it all day today when we check tracking -- traffic and weather together. what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. >> it was talked about ever since this song came out, but robin thicke comes clean about the bick he is hit of his career, what he is saying about his life is pretty surprising. >> ♪ >> the words is high apparently, robin thicke's shocking admission revealing during a testimony that he was doing for the blurred lines lawsuit that's underway. >> thick admitted he actually had very little to do with the 2013 hit song besides lead vocal because he was high on vicodin and vodka when the song was being written. he testified it was producer pharrell williams who really wrote the song. the lawsuit filed by marvin gay's family accuses thick and two others of illegally ripping off gay's big hit, got to give it up. >>> and, philadelphia's own bill cosby and wife camille will display t

now, wal-mart says, morgan's injuries were caused by him not wearing a seatbelt. morgan spent several weeks in rehab with rib and leg injuries. police say the truck driver did not sleep for more than 24 hours before that crash. >>> right now, a 13:00. we want our traffic and weather together. what do you think today, do you need an umbrella? >> i would say could you get away without t unless you're out for real long periods of time, perhaps on a golf course, ukee, maybe for 18 holes worth. you know? that's nice long stretch of time. at least possibility that we will see stray shower rolling on in here, the reason for, that weakening area of low pressure, key word there, it is weakening, but still going to have just enough juice to bring thaws spotty shower chance. so, that said, we want to get you through the whole forecast here. actually do have bit of activity to show you already this morning, specifically, right along i59, between baltimore and wilmington, if that's a stretch of highway you're traveling here this morning, watch out for just couple couple of dam

morgan and his other customers were not wearing their seatbelts. in a court filing walmart said that is what led to morgan's injuries. it killed his friend james mcnair. walmart is suing for his injuries which left him in critical condition. >>> friends and family remembered a woman killed by a septa bus as her and her son were walking across the street. family and friends gathered at 15th and washington leaving a memorial behind on a fire hydrant. police say 29-year-old sheena white and her 8-year-old son, kenny, were walking across the crosswalk on friday when they were hit by a septa bus. kenny suffered cuts and bruises and his mother died. the septa bus driver could not see the two in the crosswalk. >> these blind sides are what are killing these people. my sister, my nephew and anomy with them were in the crosswalk. >> the bus is whipping around just to get on washington avenue, just to get back on broad street should be protest. we don't need a bus coming down 15th street. >> police have not charged the driver of the bus. we reached out to se

trucks are at least partly to blame for the injuries they sustained because they weren't wearing seatbeltsn that vehicle. it's the retailer's response to the lawsuit that was filed by morgan and the others involved in the accident on the new jersey turnpike back in june. the plaintiffs' attorney called the company's claim "surprising, appalling" and not what they said they were going to do initially, which was take full responsibility. the lawsuit claims that walmart should have known its driver hadn't slept in the 24 hours before that crash that also killed morgan's friend. that driver pleaded not guilty to charges of assault and death by auto. a spokesperson said monday that walmart "continues to stand willing to work with mr. morgan and the other plaintiffs to resolve this matter." >>> now to an update to a story we brought you earlier this morning. the "ap" reporting that arizona cardinals running back jonathan dwyer has been formally charged with assaulting his wife during two domestic altercations in july. dwyer faces a charge of felony aggravated assault and eight misdemeanors. now,

. >> reporter: it was september 4 when a trooper stopped lavar jones for a seatbelt violation. >> let's have your license, please. >> gun, gun! [ shot ] >> get on the ground! get on the ground! >> i just got my license. you said get my license! i got my license! right here! i got my license right there! >> put your hands behind your back, put your hands behind your back, put your hands behind your back! put your hands behind your back. >> what did i do, sir? >> are you hit? >> i think so! >> i can't feel my legs. i don't know what happened? >> 1052. >> why did you shoot me! >> well, you dove head first back into your car. >> i'm sorry. >> you jumped back out i'm telling you get back out of your car. >> i didn't hear two words. >> jones was shot in the hip and is recovering. group earth's lawyer says the shooting was justified because the trooper feared for his life. . >> that trooper was fired. he was charged with assault and battery and could get 20 years in prison if convicted. >>> the u.s. continues his campaign to destroy isis. we are live with the latest information about a suspect

mccallum had been in prison so long he had to be shown how to use a seatbelt getting into his father'sar. >>> the case of road rage guess violent when neither driver wants to give in. tonight one's in the hospital, the other on the run. the drivers exchanged choice words on a road in new mexico and pulled into a parking lot. surveillance video caught the confrontation as the black truck makes a u-turn, the white truck t-boning it. >> the individual climbed into it as he drove off and he lost his grip and was run over. >> moments later you see the family of the driver in the black truck run to find their father injured. he is in critical condition. expected to survive. the white truck -- the driver of the white truck took off but left his front bumper behind there in the parking lot. i'm sure they will track him down. >> yeah. >>> switching gears, chief meteorologist paul deanno joins us from the last street party of the summer in pleasanton. paul, we're sort of at the tail end of the season. >> reporter: yeah. this is a grea time of the year. tourists leave and we have the best weather

seatbelts, windows, children out. >> reporter: the old way of thinking was that the only way to survive was letting the car fill with water before opening the door. not anymore. >> unless you want that to be your final resting place. you get out while the car is on the surface. >> reporter: in the car with us, a baby cpr doll in the back seat. divers in the water, and one in the car for our safety. >> it's go time. >> whoa! >> reporter: water is flooding in. >> turn the door and see if you can open it. >> reporter: time ticking faster. my pulse quickens. always keep a sharp object or window-punching tool like the one i'm using in the car. and never use your phone until you're out of the car. >> if you touch your cell phone you're probably going to die. you've got about a one-minute period when you can open the windows before the water gets up above the side windows. >> reporter: i shimmy out as water engolfs the car. a if you tense seconds later, the experts pop out. their training, the difference between being a victim and escaped. matt gutman, abc news, new york. >> matt, thank you. >

court filing today the company partly blamed the passengers for injuries because they did not wear seatbelts. morgan's lawyer called the accusation appalling. a wal-mart truck driver hit the actor's limo in delaware this summer. federal safety reports found the driver had been awake for 24 hours before the crash. >>> tonight a man in the hospital suffering a critical brain injury attacked outside the six flags amusement park after a halloween family night called fright fest. attackers were hollering purge purge and six flags said there has never been a theme related to the purge movie. the park has boosted security. meantime investigators are looking for the people that attacked that 15-year-old and two other victims. >>> breaking news out of dallas where a patient is showing signs of the ebola virus and has been admitted for care. texas health presbyterian hospital in dallas released a statement tonight saying the patient's symptoms and travel history are lining up. that patient now is in strict isolation. doctors expect to receive preliminary results tomorrow from the cdc. until then the h

and they could have been saved by seatbelts and they could have been saved by a whole series of engineering devices that we now take for granted in our cars: collapsing steering columns, better brakes, better tires, head restraints, padded dash panels. all of these and more were developed by engineers a long, long time ago, but they weren't applied because the companies, as some--those of you who are a little older remember the companies were selling style and horsepower. they weren't selling engineering integrity, and as a result, hundreds of thousands of people were killed, and millions were injured in ways that today's cars--which could have been yesterday's cars--could have prevented. now, when i went to washington, i was hitchhiking to washington to try to get congress interested in holding hearings, and it never occurred to me that i could not take on general motors and defeat them because i believed i had the facts. they were certainly understandable by people; everybody drove, everybody knew friends or relatives who were killed or injured. and everybody knew that american ingenuity

you better fasten your seatbelts. because jason harper is taking us for a ride in a very fast car.is a ferrari. ♪ >> this is "taking stock." pandora has reached a licensing agreement with bmg. pandora and the music industry happened fighting over the royalties and licensing for several years now. the pandora chief financial officer says the deal ensures a royalty structure that works better for both. a law-enforcement official says he sent a video of ray rice punching his then fiancÉe to the nfl five months ago. commissioner roger goodell has an sits of the league did not to the video until this week. he has asked the former fbi director robert mueller to conduct an independent investigation into the leaks handling of the case. a series of lawsuits a shining light on how nfl cheerleaders are paid3 13 cheerleaders have gone to class-action suit saying we get paid less than minimum wage in the national football league says cheerleader pay is eight team matter. those of the top stories. >> thank you. athakeup at for ra, -- february -- ferrari. marchioni will replace the ceo and increa

you better fasten your seatbelts. because jason harper is taking us for a ride in a very fast car.t is a ferrari. how does 155 miles per hour sound? we will find out next. ♪

tonight with "grey's anatomy" and at 9:00 p.m., scandal begins its fourth season and buckle your seatbelts's another bumpy ride and then closing out with how to get away with murder. starring viola davis, who get as way with vie license and teaches her students to do the same >>> before we go, david henry was one more check of accuweather. >> it's still kind of damp out there, stormtracker 6 live double scan shows some light to moderate rain falling around philadelphia, a lot of breaks in the rain now and this is a much better picture than what we had. the only steadier batch we had is in northern chester county in through parts of berks county and lehigh county, where you see the darker shades of green popping through, that won't last, it will all die away and diminish, and winds are up to i-95, with gusts of 25 to 35 miles per hour range and sustained winds in philadelphia are less. and a 30 miles per hour gust just popped into philadelphia as well. hold on to your hats a bid. cloudy skies the rest of way, northwest suburbs -- this is going to be the wrong forecast, i'm just going to buz

so i quickly rolled my window down and unlock my seatbelt. and i kept driving my car. and i managed to get it home and i wasted into the parking lot behind my building and after that they might hargis never drove again. and i felt terrible about it and didn't have the heart to call a tow truck and have them come and drive my car away so i kept it out as it rusted away. and then i was at home and reading "the washington post" that had the article about local eyesores. and at the end of the article there was a query, if you know of an eyesore, let us know and we will send a reporter out to write about it. and i thought, yeah, i know an eyesore that is parked out back. so i thought, well, i'm not going to bother "the washington post" reporters with my tragic our story. so i said i'd write about myself. so i wrote it up and then i sent it into the post and then i went out with some friends herriot and when i got home that night, there was a message from the editor that said that he loved my story. and he said if i had anything else that i ever wanted to send them, go ahead

she kept the seatbelt extender and if you are ever hijacked that's your weapon.ewers, lock it in. strangle a high jacker. >> you do fly a lot. it never crossed my mind. >> a guy next to me had1"#gx a g beard and he said kill the infidel. he was rt ordering a white zinfandel. i had these problems and i over overreacted. >> that's funny. >> they should have just diffused the situation by giving free drinks. >> that's what i say. if someone in front of me wants to recline and maybe i am someone who doesn't wantç that, at least say, hey, this may be uncomfortable for you, but let me make it more comfortable. >> you know what this is? individual freedom versus social limb. they say everybody can't and that's socialism. i want to ask why not duct tape? that is like a portable prison. >> what are you going to do, duct tape the mouth or duct tape the person to the unreclined seat? >> the woman who was mad about the cherry kleining was the -- chair reclining is mad about the plane. >> she was happy she didn't get the knitting needle. >> tired of the chair. >> tired of th

she had her seatbelt on and she was okay. the other two girls, they ejected out of the car. were dead. and then they the other girl was in the back seat and she vividly described the screams and the fear that were in that person's eyes as she was trying to get her out of the car. she ended up dying as well. she says, that you know, she just sort of shrinked away from the accident in a numb sort of state and ended up at home. i want you to sort of picture, get yourself into her shoes. what would it be like? and basically i think what you would see, you would see, thoughts coming back into you, scenes coming back at you, of that ask of that girl that had the fear in her eyes. you would be trying to get rid of those thoughts. i have don't want to think about them. put them out of my mind. you can't put them out of your mind. you would be startled. and then, you would have a host of emotions. what basically ptsd will disconnect your cortex from the amygdala, it will give you all the emotions. move you from anger. why did i do this? what was wrong with me. total fear what would t

wal-mart said injuries were caused by failure to wear seatbelts. an attorney is calling the statement "appalling." authorities say the georgia truck driver had not slept for 4 hours before the crash. >>> for the first time ever a sequel to a hollywood block because for makes the big john -- big screen day buy at movie theaters and netflix "crouch are tiger," will appear at netflix and theaters. the deal was announced for "a new model release." netflix says the hope is to show hollywood what movie fans want and to change the tradition method to release films. >> what is great movie. >> is that your favorite with martial arts, it looks like ballet and dancing. >> it was beautiful. >> loved the way they scaled the buildings. >> and flew. >> yes, and the flying. >>> well start by taking a look from our camera you can see from early morning light arriving over the east bay hills a beautiful start indeed. we have more dissipated marine layer and, also, we still have some fog in the north bay so we have patchy clouds and fog, however, that will clear up m

the two others are tried and true from drunk driving, seatbelt, one is public education and the other is tough laws and tough enforcement but i want to hit home on both. ... i want to be careful not to be too prescriptive but on the tough loss side, i think what i am hearing from public safety advocates is unless the laws are tougher and unless people really feel afraid that they are in jeopardy, they are not going to see a reconciliation between attitude and behavior. they won't come together until they feel like it is a slap on the wrist. what that translates to get a 90 journalist i don't want to be too prescriptive but there are some solutions in the book and i think it just leaders coupled with safety advocates are starting to talk about some tough penalties. >> host: that's important and helpful. tell us in the last few minutes about where delete code your personal experience. how did you come to write the book and did it come out of a series? how did it change your behavior in the technology in the thick of it in so valley with changes in your life have you made, how has it cha

he stopped the man for a seatbelt violation, ordering leroy smith out of the car, demanded his driver's license. when he went to get it, the trooper opened fire. he has lost his job and faces 20 years in prison if convicted. the justice department will investigate possible civil rights violations in the fatal police shooting at an ohio wal-mart on august 5. the store security footage captured officer shooting john crawford. he was walking around the store holding an air rifle and talking on his cell phone. police say he was justified in the shooting. >> hundreds of ferguson, missouri attended a meeting to talk about the shooting of michael brown and the aftermath. investigators asked for direct input from residents about the police. the d.o.j. set up tables for people to share concerns. >> they see me as a threat, and then they treat me as such. >> you don't have money, who is going to fight for a poor person? nobody! >> michael brown was shot and killed by officer darren wilson last month. the federal investigation focuses on the possible use of excessive force and a discrimination. >>

walmart says the injuries were caused in whole or in part because he was not wearing a seatbelt. retail giant was criminally negligent in allowing the driver to operate a vehicle after already being on the road for hours is the complaint. >>> 48 minutes past the hour. a british journalist video released by isis. we are live in london with that story next. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus, there are no networks, and virtually no referrals needed. join the millions who have already enrolled in the only medicare supplement insurance plans endorsed by aarp... and provided by unitedhealthca

a dash cam rolls as the south carolina state trooper stops a man without a seatbelt asking for his license. within seconds, it goes wrong. 31-year-old trooper shoots an unarmed 35-year-old lemar jones from 30 feet away. it happened so fast you almost wonder what really happened. so it is probably a good idea to look at it again. it is roughly 5:00 p.m. september 4th at a gas station outside of columbia. as the officer pulls up jones exiting the suv. he asked to see his license. then the trooper with gun drawn and shooting. he fires four times. now jones is staggering backwards. listen to the conversation between jones and the officer. >> my license is right there. >> put your hands behind your back. >> reporter: amazingly, jones suffered a hip wound. the trooper was fired and now ex-trooper groupert is charged with assault and battery. he has not returned all call. just last year the trooper was hailed a hero. after he shot and stopped a gunman who opened fire in a bank parking lot. for that he was given south carolina's medal of valor. after this latest shooting if he is found guilty he c

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he was not wearing a seatbelt. >>> firefighters are getting the upper hand on the king fire. now 68% contained after burning 96,000 acres and 12 homes in the foothills. firefighters are now moving out of some of the areas that are no longer threatened. >> reporter: firefighters northeast of pollock pines wrapped up some hoses today and headed out of areas no longer in danger on the east end of the king fire. what is left of the fire is burning in remote, unpopulated areas. from here the reservoir that supplied water today, firefighters are taking a dirt road to reach flames that residents will likely never see. >> 68% containment. which is exceptional. >> reporter: but there will be more work ahead for foresters once firefighters are gone. they will have to tend to the burned landic examining -- land, examining soil disturbed by fire. >> this isn't going to be over soon. once the fire is controlled we will be moving in to rehab activities, trying to prepare for having these water sheds continue to deliver clean water. >>> what is happening here at home. our meteorologist mark

. >> watch lamar jones standing outside of his car seconds after being pulled over for a seatbelt violation> get out of car! get out of the car! >> the trooper shawn grubers asked jones for his license but when he reaches into his vehicle, he fires four shots hitting jones in the hip. >> i'm getting my license. >> you dove head first back into your car. >> why did you shoot me? jones had no gun in his car. the trooper fired from the south carolina highway patrol is charged with assault and battery. >> video is critical in this case, as far as being able to make a decisive decision that the officer was in the wrong. back in 2012, gruber was involved in other shooting where the suspect fired first. >> any officer that is involved in the shooting is acutely aware that it can happen again and it may not turn out as well the second time. keeping that in mind the focus still has to be in mind is it reasonable to use deadly force and in this case it wasn't. >> the trooper has pleaded not guilty to the charges, his lawyer saying that jones aggressively reached for his drivers license, jones is reco

prosecutors say trooper shaun grover seconded this map at a convenience for for a seatbelt vial augusts. it's what happened -- violation. it's what happened next that got the trooper fired. four shots in three seconds. jones was struck in the head and taken to a hospital where he was treated and released. . >> that same video was shown in court as a judge granted a 75,000 cash bond to the former trooper. he's charged with assault and battery of a high aggravated nature that could carry 20 years in prison. the defense attorney says it doesn't show the whole story, and that it shows his client was not guilty, and that the trooper was justified in shooting the ub armed me. >> the public has been stewing and brewing over this situation. >> the trooper's boss called the shooting disturbing, but said it was isolated, and he could face 20 years in prison. >> jonathan betz, thank you. >>> the police shooting ta set off the ferguson protest is in the headlines. the chief of police has released a public apology to the family of the black teenager who was killed. it's been seven weeks since a whit

and the seatbelts don't work. the doors stick. it leaks fluids.t put fluids in it in 10 years. well, i'm gonna fix all that anyway. and then, uh, it's gonna be haley's car. oh, we're not giving this car to haley. it's way too easy to fit a mattress in the back. remember? oh, no. we're selling it. what?! mm-hmm. unless you don't think you can. seriously? you can't. you honestly think that's gonna work?

reports say most were not wearing seatbelts. the other officers were injured but survived. >> a second person has died after a tour bus overturned in delaware. all 50 people onboard, including the driver were hurt in the crash. the crash is under investigation. the road where it happened is known for being steep. >> in new jersey, the death of a student is under investigation. police say a 19-year-old student died early sunday after attending a small gathering at an off campus fraternity house. her death may have been alcohol related. >> a federal judge is set to hear from both sides in detroit's on going water fight. >> many residents at risk of having their water shut off will be testifying, along with public health officials. bisi onile-ere has been following the careless for months. she's outside the courtroom this morning. good morning to you. remind us again why these residents had their water services shut off. >> good morning, michael. thousands of residents in the city have had their water shut off because they stopped

lawsuit, the company claimed the actor and entourage were at fault for because they failed to wear a seatbelt. in july, a walmart truck rammed into the back of morgan's limousine, killing his friend. morgan spent several weeks in rehab with rib and leg injuries.the suit seeks a jury trail and damages, stating walmart should have now its truck driver had been awake for more than 24 hours. the new mr. and mrs. george clooney made their union official monday.... and the ceremony only took 14 minutes. the newlyweds left venice's city hall, smiling and holding hands. amal allamudin donned many designer dresses over the weekend celebrations, including a custom made, oscar de-la renta, wedding gown. clooney looked dapper in a black giorgio armani tuxedo, and cufflinks from amal with "george" inscribed in arabic. she is gorgeous. >> good morning. she's trying not to sound too jealous. it's hard. here are the high temperatures for the day. we expect sunshine later. much cooler than normal. tamara's high-temperature 71. >> the morning headlines are next. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentati