and, they're usually the seatbelt. kris van cleave has that. >> reporter: seatbelts are credited saving 14,000 lives last year. but the seatbelts are designed for your average 40-year-old male. so the amount of force it takes to keep an average 40-year-old male in place that could actually be enough force to injury a smaller or older driver. >> i remember sitting there and my body was just flipping back and forth. pam ended up in a neck brace after a jeep backed into her seat. researchers bleep it may have contributed to her concussion and back injuries. >> probably would have went through the window the way i was moving on had i not had it on. would. >> reporter: the seatbelt pam and the rest use was not designed for the 60-year-old, 5'5" frame. >> if a car can drive without a person, controlling it, why can't we have a safety system that, that could respond to better save some one. >> reporter: using crash tests like this to s with more fragile frames like smaller and older drivers. the goal is to have seatbelts that

you want to make sure the seatbelt rests on your shoulder. ribs and have 10 to 12 inches between you and the airbag. >>> we are starting this week off pretty nice. it will stay this way. if you have been using your air conditioning for some reason, you can get a break. let's take a look toward anthem. here is the time lapse and you will see cool clouds hugging the mountains this morning. they got pretty low. we even had some fog even some showers creeping in on anthem. you can see cave creek on their. some hours test -- some showers overhead. most of us are dry in phoenix. i think if we see any rain, it will be on the east side of the valley. it is not really sticking a ton. we are seeing snow over show low, white river. flagstaff has been in and out of snow today. here is our weather maker right here. the bulk of the snow is in utah. you can see this northwest to southeast flow. this will clip the northern part of the state. let's bring cloud cover and also cool temperatures. 57 degrees right now in phoenix. statewide, your teeth might be sh

. >> we have seatbelts in the car and car seats and booster se wreck, there's a renewed call for seatbelts on buses. >>> we know that seat else will save lives if we put one . >>> if we put one for every kid in a school bus. >>> they say three-point seatbelts like the one in a car that go across the shoulder and a waste should be on every school bus. there's no federal mandate, six states required seatbelts, but the recommendation. he said his agency had been weighing whether to mandate else on school buses for four decades. we are not denying this will be a challenge. to figure out how to help everybody nationwide. >>>they estimate for children die every year in large school bus crashes. seatbelts would reduce those deaths by half. this manufacturers rollover test shows impact of a crash on and local chilen >>> to -- the bills are -- bills are good and they are certainly very good in a rollover for you might be checked if you did not have the belt. >>> yesterday predicted it will cost between $7,310,000 to retrofit and each school bus with seatbelt. with an estimated half a million school

researchers say everyone should wear their seatbelt regardless of age or size. but also you want to make sure the seatbelt rests on your shoulder, this area is much strong than your ribs and have 10 to 12 inches between you and the air bag. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. ((christianne klein)) >>> the snow is starting to come down over at mount chareleston. ((paul joncich)) >> coming up, we'll show you what they are doing to open lee canyon's ski resort on their dec 9th target date../// announcer: you're >>> it looks like the cool down has arrived... and that's good news for skiiers and snowboarders. ((paul joncich)) >> check out this video of lee canyon -- they got four inches of snow overnight! they tell us they've even started firing up their snow guns now... in preparation for a trageted december 9th opening date. >> meanwhile, our own katie boer is at tobin fiat where a toy v katie?/// <<< katie boer ((katie weather closed captioning)) <> <> alerts: a wind advisory is in place for central nye co until 7pm tonight.

her seatbelt kep her in the seat. researchers bleep it may have contributed to her concussion and back injuries. >> probably would have went through the window the way i was moving on had i not had it on. would. >> reporter: the seatbelt pam and the rest use was not designed for the 60-year-old, 5'5" frame. >> if a car can drive without a person, controlling it, why can't we have a safety system that, that better save some one. >> reporter: using crash tests like this to study the amount of force needed to protect those with more fragile frames like smaller and older drivers. the goal is to have seatbelts that one day automatically adjust to the person they're protecting. >> going to take a lot more force to stop me from going into the steering wheel than it would a grandfather or grandmother. and so that force, against my thorax is not going to cause rip fractures in me potentially. but perhaps too much force for how seatbelts save lives. the driver at the top of your screen without a belt is launched forward. but wh

but would seatbelts make them safer? kris van cleave is in washington with the latest on this decade's old debate. >> reporter: ntsb agrees with that. when you look at the numbers it is very rare for there to be a fatal school bus crash. children on board the school bus the crashes. still top safety regulators say, seatbelts should be on school buss only a few states require that. crash experts say in many cases those restraints could be improved. >> we know seatbelts will save lives if we put one for every kid. >> reporter: head of ntsb says three point seatbelts like the ones in your car that go across the shoulder and waist should be on every school bus. buer six states require seatbelts on school buses only california meets the ntsb recommendation. his agency has been weighing whether to mandate belts on school buses for four decades. >> we are not denying this is going to be a challenge. looking at research, funding to figure how to help everybody nationwide get their kids even safer. estimates four children die eve

seatbelts are credited with saving nearly 14-thousand lives last year. researchers say everyone should wear their seatbelt regardless of age or size.but also you want to make sure the seatbelt on der, yois are much strong than your ribs and have 10 to 12 inches between cleave, cbs news, washington. meterologist drew burgyoneis next...stay tud. ? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, bait his first hook. in the largest hrt failure study ever, entres? w prove to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace don't take entresto?. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna ste

many are wondering if seatbelts would've made a difference. >> do you believe seatbelts should be required on school buses? >> i believe so. >> the kids should be protected and required to wear them. >> reporter: brian henderson's director of transportation for the unionize cladistic. he says school buses -- union district. he says school buses are like small tanks. statistic show students are not significantly saver when they wear seatbelts. >> especially with the funds being lower and lower every year, it's a difficult challenge to be able to increase the capital cost and that it would take to include seatbelts for a minimal safety benefit. >> reporter: the cost to retrofit each school buses between $7300 and $10,000. most school buses do not of that have than to accommodate special needs students. there is currently no federal mandate for seatbelts on school buses. there are six states that require them, texas, california, florida, louisiana, new jersey and new york. safety experts insist that school buses are still the safest way that children travel. they only have 4 to 5 deaths per y

says, "do you think seatbelts should be required on seatbelts? i believe so." says, "safety wise its a neccesity." says, "we wear our seatbelts every day and kids should be protected and required to wear them ." "ofcourse, depth here." bryan henderson is director of transportation for the phoenix union high school district. he says - school busses themselves are built like small tanks... with numerous safety features... that drastically reduce a child's risk of injury in an accident.... even if they dont have a seat belt. recent statistics show... they're not significantly safer wearing a seat belt. bryan henderson, director of transportation , phoenix union says, "especially with the funds to schools being lower and lower every year - it is a difficult challenge to be able to increase the capitol cost it would take to put in seat belts for a minimal safety benefit." -------------------------------- ---------------------- -------- the cost to retrofit hundred and 10-thousand dollars. -------------------------------- ---------------------- -------- most school b

in 2015 - seatbelts saved nearly 14-thousand lives. iowa roads have been especially dangerous this year traffic deaths. and half of those deaths were from ?not wearing a seatbelt. last year 3-hundred-20 people were killed in traffic crashes. this year that number is already at 3-hundred-51. if the trend continues by the end of the month that number could be closer to four hundred. a reminder to be careful driving for the thanksgiving holiday as it is one of the busiest times of the year to be on the road. black friday and cyber monday shoppers, there is so much information to sift through it's hard to know what to buy on black friday - check out all things apple.but don't buy directly from apple.other stores have better deals. blu rays, dvd's and electronics like flat screen tv's are a good buy that day too.if you're looking for a new phone -- black friday is hands down the best day to do it. on cyber monday airfare goes on sale. you can also find deals on computers and laptops. don't forget online-only stores like etsy will have lots

they sy the one without the seatbelt did the damage. over. narrator: but how do you influence people? some research shows that horrifying people without giving them practical tools to avoid road crashes can be counterproductive. . one grop in south africa approaches drivers directly with a positive messagege. ari: morning, sir. we're just creating awareness about r rd safety. no o donation. we're frm thehe quadpara association. we represesent quadriplegics and paraplegics. and we're just ttelling the pubublic that pleae will you sign n a pledge to usue yoyour seatbelt whwhen you driv? narrator: : ari seirlis'' sloga- "b"buckle up, we don'n't want nw members." he's particularly persuasive e about distracted driving, esespecially because of celell phones. ari: why did i make that callll baback to the office, and here'm lyiing with a broken neck ''caue i got i into a crrash 'cause i t distractcted, and i i had a cra? was it worth making the call? the answer's no. narrator: it's estimated that through loss of earnings and direct costs to the gove

many people might have survived if they had been wearing seatbelts. if you plan to drink, plan ahead. use a designated driver and if you don't have one, use the rideshares service like uber and lift. we posted the phone numbers and web links for these services on our free mobile app. >>> health officials in miami say they have not had any locally transmitted cases of days. two zika areas are active. one is a section of north miami known as little river and the other is at the southern tip of miami beach. zika can cause severe rain related birth defects for women who become pregnant and get infected. >>> we're looking at a deputy killed in jacksonville. the nassau sheriff's office released this photo of deputy eric oliver. the man was an undocumented im reported. the suspect ran from a traffic stop while being questioned by border patrol and two deputies ran after him, crossing a road and one made it through traffic but oliver didn't and an s.u.v. struck him. the sheriff broke the news. >> very tragic and sad. we told them that he died doing what he lo

the value of seatbelts on school buses has been hotly debated for years. this video by a proponent of the belts. but she says higher seats compartmentalization. >> that is seemed safer than the seatbelts. >> reporter: we went to a school in the cherry creek district to ask the opinion of those who ride school buses. >> i think they should have seatbelts on the school bus. if the seatbelts, they would just be a little more protective. >> reporter: last year a bus overturned near boulder. all survived. the most recent fatality involving a colorado school bus happened in september at dia. the driver was killed. >> that was rick sallinger right now in colorado seatbelts are only required for the driver and on smaller school buses under 10,000 pounds. >>> time now for the chevy sports break. >> like one of the mls western conference finals taking us to seattle last night the big question for the rapids, how would they do without goalie tim howard? 13th minute, kevin doyle with a nice ball putting the rapids up little questionable. a questionable call gave seatt

right now california is the only state that requires a seatbelt on its buses. last year the highway safety administration said adding seatbelts would cost at least $7000 per school bus. >> the agency are the safest way for kids to get to and from school. the latest numbers show 54 children riding on a school bus died in crashes. the agency now estimates four children a year and says seatbelts would cut the number in half. florida law requires school buses in 2001 to be equipped with seatbelts of some kind. >>> two of the best pieces of video all day both coming out massive geyser shooting into the area right in the middle of a busy road. no buildings were flooded and thankfully no one was hurt. but that is making it around. >>> would put los angeles be without a police chase? a man and a woman in the red car and you can see the p.i.t. maneuver happens with the cops started to swarm. eventually the passenger gets out and then it looks like it was pretty peaceful. >> it always ends eventually. >>> the knockoff gift of the season in each to be able to spot all you

researchers at ohio state university found seatbelts don't protect everyone equally. the goal is to design seatbelts that will automatically adjust to a person they are protecting, including smaller and older people. >> it would take were forced to stop me going into the steering will then it would a grandmother. it may not cause rib fractures for me but it could for someone else who is a little bit older. >> seatbelts are credited with saving nearly 14,000 lives last year alone and researchers say everyone should wear their seat belt regardless of age or size. >>> tomorrow uber drivers are looking for a $15 minimum wage. they say they will idled their cars. uber is said in the past, drivers average more than $19 per hour but drivers complain of aggressive fare cuts and no accounting for expenses like gas, repairs or insurance. >>> it is the most wonderful day of the year for online retailers. >> millions of people are shopping today and online sales are expected to hit $3.3 billion, 9% more than 2015 and a 27% jumped from 2014. >>> if you're looking for travel deals

the deadly crash in tennessee has sparked the debate about seatbelts in school buses. the regulator says all school buses need seatbelts but there is no federal mandate requiring them.in iowa -- a new des moines pilot program is testing out how students respond to using seatbelt on busses. students respond to using seatbelts when they are on buses. >>> president-elect donald trump will not move forward with charges against former secretary of state hillary clinton. trump's former campaign manager made that announcement this morning. that is a significant break from a major campaign promise that trump had made he is meeting with the new york times this morning, after tweeting earlier today, that that meeting had been canceled. trump has been a harsh critic of what he calls the dishonest media. >>> still two months away from prt but there is no -- looks into the coverage on the president- elect..in today's beyond the podium report.[resend] is the mass media already showing bias no arguing, he is under one of the most powerful of political microscopes. his every move, scr

both were not wearing seatbelts. her injuries so severe she was in a coma for five days before her family decided to take her off life support. tonight her friends are hoping by sharing jesse story they may be able to save another person from dying on our roads. >> i want people to recognize the importance and wearing a will be in this world anymore. if she would have had her seatbelt on i would have have my best friend. >> reporter: jesse family is slammed with thousands of dollars in medical bills. i will have more on how you can help them. also news from dps, on how deadly the seatbelt violations can be. the numbers may surprise you. i will have more coming up.>>> neighbors get into a nasty fight outside of a home near 111th and northern avenue. it got really dangerous when police say 46-year-old todd michael klein through a hammer hitting his neighbor in the arm. he ended up needing several stitches. he said it was in self-defense. witnesses say that was not the case. >>> a disturbing fine and a gilbert canal. wh

the officers are looking for anyone not wearing a seatbelt tonight. they are lookout for children who are not properly buckled or in car seats. henderson police are running a similar enforcement through the next few days. according to the national highway traffic safety administration... more than 12 thousand lives were saved in 2013 thanks to seatbelts. we're less than a week from thanksgiving... and it's going to be one of the busiest travel days in nearly a decade. mccarran international airport has some helpful tips for those traveling next week. arrive two hours before your scheduled departure time. parking will be busier... and lines will be longer. airport officials say know where your airline's ticketing counter will be ahead of time... and check that your flight is on time before you leave. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen football rebels... fox5's kevin bolinger is with the team in boise-- he has some of t

. >> students from several schools using this bus will have to wear seatbelts as part of a study by tim white public scho says while the national highway safety administration suggest all school buses have seatbelts -- >> there is not a lot of real data about if it's safer. >> one thing the school district will be looking for in its study is how students respond for having to put a seat belt on. >> we want to measure how the kids respond as they get in the best concert that and buckle up how students behave with this seatbelts. >> we don't want to test the bells for an accident or anything like that. >> this is the first of two buses the district will use for its study. they hope to have usable feedback by the end of the school year. >> we want to gauge the public's reaction. >> the i want pupil transportation association says works with school transportation and leaders tell cbs 2 news they have questions about seatbelt use. they hope this study can answer . >> we are looking at how the safety part of it be. there are 9700 school buses running. most of the accident are fender bender's

((why don't we buy the ones that have the seatbelts in it. i get the fact that it's a 30 thousand dollar retro fix but istead of that... let's start from here now on. buses don't last forever just like automobiles.)) ### >>> coming up on the valley's news leader... president obama awards 21 people with the nation's highest civilian honor. ((paul joncich)) >> and one man awarded is responsible for one of las vegas' unique buildings downtown./// announcer: you're >>> today president obama presented 21 people with the presidential medal of freedom. --- and one of the recipients has ties to the valley frank gehry, standing right behind president obama, designed he's known as one of the world's most influential architects. among his many l.a. landmarks are walt disney concert hall and the air and space exhibit building at the california museum of science and industry. today he stood along side kareem abdul-jabbar, ellen degeneres and bill & melinda gates just to name a few. ((this is a particularly impressive class. we've got innovators and artist

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it is fully equipped with lap and shoulder seatbelts. >>reporter: students will have to wear seatbelts as part of a study by des moines public schools. the department of transportation list the highway administration requiring all school buses to have seatbelts. >> there is not a lot of data about how much safer they are. >>reporter: the school district will be looking at how students respond as they sit down and buckle up like they do in the car at home.>> the main focus is how they behave with the seatbelts. >> we never want to test the belt in an accident or anything like that. >>reporter: this is the first of 2 buses that the district will use for its study they hope to have usable feedback by the end of the school year. have questions about seat use they hope this study can an. answer."we're looking at how will the safety part of it be? there's 9700 school buses in iowa running -- most of our accidents are fender benders -- a car hits us or rear ends us." next on the fox 28 news at nine -- -- "i really hope people will feel that we'

that deadly crash in tennessee has renewed debate about seatbelts in school buses. kris van cleave reports from wa. washington. (pkg)(sot-mark rosekind / nhtsa administrator) "we know that seat belts will save lives if we put one for every kid on every school bus."the head of the national highway traffic safety dm says ?three-point seat belts? like the ones in your car... that go across the shoulder and the waist... should be on every school bus.(gfx in) but there's no federal mandate.six states require seat belts on school buses but only california meets the nhtsa recommendation.administrator mark rosekind says his agency has been weighing whether to mandate belts on school buses for ?four decades?: (sot-mark rosekind / nhtsa administrator) "we're not denying that this is going to be a challenge but we are looking at every angle from research to funding to figure out how to help everybody nationwide get their kids even four children die every year in large school bus crashes. it believes seat belts would reduce those deaths by half. ?upper left: immi?this seatbelt

the officers are looking for anyone not wearing a seatbelt tonight. they are especially on the lookout for children who are not properly buckled or in car seats. henderson police are running a similar enforcement through the next few days. according to the national highway traffic safety administration... more than 12 thousand lives were saved in 2013 thanks to seatbelts. the lucky dragon hotel and casino is almost ready to open its doors! according to the los angeles times... the casino will welcome its first guests tomorrow. a bigger opening is scheduled for december. this is the first new resort to open on or near the strip since the cosmopolitan opened back in 2010. it is aimed towards aisian travelers and wil feature authentic chinese food at its cafe outside the hard rock hotel is shutting its doors for good. this restaurant opened back in 1990. hard rock officials say the decision was made to focus efforts on the hard rock cafe next to m-g-m grand. employees will have the option to relocate to the newer hard rock cafe and "hard rock live." but

this tragedy is pointing to the faith of seatbelts over buses front and center. when it comes to belt on case. this is hitting a nerve with parents. >> a seatbelt a large school buses. only 67 right now. ohio isn't one of them. of these parents want to know why. >> always added seatbelt. >> i would feel safer trusting of us if they were strapped into. >> meet jeffrey castle. >> the absorption speed the size of bus. we don't need them. >> is president bus safety company training drivers and 3,000 school districts nationwide. castles argument the school buses built like a tank. extra protection it just isn't needed. >> their big the big huge and happy. they rarely -- very warily travel above 30 miles per hour. look at this crash test. this shows what can happen the kids in a crash when they aren't on the matter what they started to. >> castle points out of a fire breaks out on a bus '-apostrophe-apostrophe crashes into water those consequences are just as bad. kids would to be trapped with her seatbelts on. >> if they were the across their neck or abdomen. >> last

look at new body cams being worn by the california highway patrol so why aren't you wearing your seatbelt you didn't feel like it you see officers from oakland area office and stockton area office are the only two chp offices that are participating in this pilot program let see what the driver thought of this .first the seatbelt issue supposedly data shows that that it's just as likely cause you to die in an accident as it is to make you live so and what about the body camera with all the stuff that's going on it keeps them accountable a lot of times civilians or the people that we'er stopping realize they are being filmed and it changes their behavior this is citation for not wearing your seatbelt but i need you to sign down on the red box so with all the traffic stops like this truck with a unsecured load that going to be a lot of video you have to wonder where does the video go the oakland office is storing all of its data on the cloud stockton which is the other chp office doing this pilot program is storing them on servers at the office so its two different styles so we can figure ou

. >>> the debate about seatbelts in school buses.e killed yesterday when the bus flipped over and wrapped around a tree. the driver is now facing charges. the top safety regulator calls school buses the safest way for your children to get to and from school. kris van cleave is in washington with a look at the decade's old debate. >> reporter: the ntsb agrees with that. when you look at the numbers, it's very rare for children to be involved in a crash on a school bus and children to be less likely to be killed in those buses. still regulators say see belts should be on school buses but only a few states require that. and crash experts say in many cases those restraints could be improved. >> we know that seatbelts will save lives if we put one for every kid on every school bus. >> reporter: the head of the national transportation safety administration said three-point seatbelts like the ones that go across the car, your shoulder and the waist should be on every school bus. but there is no federal mandate. six states require seatbelts