each prisoner has their own individual seatbelt.ed inside they're seatbelted in. >> and the partition, is that sound proof? can the driver hear what's going on in the back? >> no it's not sound proof. drivers can hear any loud activity or anything that would be taking place in the back. the interior is also lit. so in night time circumstances, it could still be viewed activity take place inside the transport vehicle. >> and how easy or difficult is it to put a seatbelt on somebody? is it a complicated process or is it all -- how we know to put a seatbelt on somebody? >> it's not complicated at all. its's a standard lap belt it would be adjusted to their waist, locked in place and tightened down to hold them in position. >> and if the vehicle -- we don't know exactly, obviously what happened to mr. gray. the police lawyer believes something happened when he was in the van, they don't believe he received thoizse injuries until he was in the van. the only thing i can think of besides somebody being in the vehicle with him, if he didn't

and it's an unwritten rule that they usually aren't seatbelted. she shed light on we go places you have not gone in this investigation and i think it's going to be very interesting for people to hear that. if that is the case as an attorney or law enforcement, that they didn't belt him in the a back of that van, does that expose police to the department to anything? >> i think there would be expoeser there certainly because it's whether or not -- there's civil liability or criminal liability. and that's intentional. it's intentional. so if it was intentional, that he was not belted that's going to be problem. >> for sure. i think it's going to be lookedalitylooked ality at forrom a criminal standpoint. and some officers report and maybe this is a call for them to take a hard look that criminal transport vehicles. there should be recording, audio and visual so we know what happens. we know what resources you can afford but at the end of the day, we do need wait for this investigation. there could be a lot of reasons that many different things happe

the baltimore police say he should have had a seatbelt on.they already admitted that piece of this problem. they have got some obviously civil exposure here to say the least. and the family has a big rebel rouser lawyer up there billy murphy to represent them. the people are upset. there is 2,000 people protesting yesterday. this is really a long line of distrust between the baltimore city community and the police up there that, unfortunately, now has come to national exposure. >> doug anser can answer some of your questions. this is the not the first time this happened in the baltimore police department. a spinal injury that led to the death of a suspect. we will explore that in a little bit. >>> a jewelry store owner fights back as this guy tries to get away with some loot. >>> also ahead this morning in your health alert, details of a new skin cancer dream. whether wise, erica. >> i have already seen the sunshine return here on the weather terrace. we will see more sunshine today. a pleasant afternoon ahead. i will tell you about some real

. >> reporter: have they ever put a seatbelt on you? >> no. >> reporter: and this woman, 27-year-old christineable got is suing -- christineable got is suing the police department claiming she was the victim of an intentional rough ride in 2012, photos showing the bruises she claimed to have endured. baltimore has a policy of seatbelting all prisoners, but a union representative said freddie gray was not secured. so much of the attention in this freddie gray case is now focused on this so-called rough ride history. was he intentionally banged around in the back of a police van in this sort of off the books police street justice type of thing known as a rough ride or not? the baltimore police investigation will be completed next friday and handed over to the state's attorney here. scott broom, wusa9. >> that is quite a story, scott. >>> a massive protest regarding the death of freddie gray is planned for tomorrow in baltimore. the wake for gray is sunday and his funeral is set for 11 a.m. monday at new shiloh baptist church. >>> we are f

. >> he was never seatbelted?> no. it is an unwritten, unspoken rule. that when some one is irate in the paddy wagon. you don't reach over some one that is, that is irate. because they still have a mouth that if didn't have a muzzle. so they can bite you. they can spit in your face. so, you have to get in close proximity to someone, in order to seatbelt them. >> it has been said that the police who are driving, the person driving the van, or that they will do it, they will, you know, give them a rough ride just because they gave him so much trouble being arrested sometimes is that true. did that happen in this case? >> how could they do that when the arresting officers actually have the call, like they call for backup, a paddy wagon isn't right there when they arrest somebody. they have to call for a paddy wagon. that officer doesn't know what transpired before he got there. and he is not involved in -- in trying to -- chase this gentleman or man handle him. he is transportation. stow when he arrives, that's, that

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properly seatbelted. >> we don't know if he was seatbelt pd or not. >> according to mike davie, he wasn'tis if you follow freerge procedure, seatbelt him in he should be fine while transporting. i believe he was transporting and i believe something was aggravated maybe the injury was aggravated during transport. >> you're listening to this conversation. we've talked a number of times. i'm wondering to you on the point of -- if you and anyone out here whether or not they have become desinatized by the videos they would say hell no. i mean it's all now in hashtags and in all these videos. do you think that's happening? >> well i think it's a fair question absolutely. because here's what's happening. these are coming out so in such rapid succession none of them have a chance to resolve before we see the next video of yet another killing. and we see them you know kind of constantly played over and over you know for the hunth hundredth time. it's one thing to have it on a website, it's a different thing to have it play 20 30 40 times a day. and what does that say about the value of that partic

they have to use a knife to cut off her seatbelt. they're finally able to pull her limp body from the wreck dragging her to safety. less than 30 seconds later the smoke is now billowing.and you can see flames. as the officers try to revive the woman across the street. >> "ma'am can you hear me?!" >> reporter: and just a couple minutes later? a small explosion. the car now fully engulfed. reporter: "why did you want the public to see this video?" >> "most importantly, if it wasn't for the citizen interaction by calling the police about an erratic driver, this woman who was driving it would have been a fatal motor vehicle accident." >> vicki: police say the woman they pulled from that car was 45-year-old dawn milosky of beachwood. police say she's now been charged with driving while intoxicated and that they found an open container of alcohol in the car. she was hospitalized after the accident, but now police say she's doing okay. severe storms continued today in the midwest and south with reports of thunderstorms.hail and even a formi

. >> they asked us to tighten our seatbelts and we basically nosedived until we leveled out and that was pretty darn scary. >> more than a dozen passengers were checked out by medical responders. can you imagine? the fear of dropping that quickly. it left some people unconscious. >> frightening. another reminder. keep the seatbelt on. >> i was flying yesterday from washington and new york and the flight attendant said i'm sorry, it's been very very rough. she said everybody, pull your seatbelt tighter. >> very scary. >> very scary indeed. >>> this morning the nfl is being praised for settling a concussion case. overall it's expected to cost the nfl around $1 billion. but special correspondent and host james brown shows us some players still have concerns. >> off to ridley. >> reporter: the lawsuits with their accusations that the nfl covered up defects of debilitating brain injuries on their players put the league on the defensive. with the settlement they hope to move on rm saying retires and their families will be eligible for prompt and substantial benefits and will avoid years of

they use aid knife to cut the seatbelt dragged her to safety and 24 seconds later the car burst into flames. the victim was hospitalized and is expected to be okay. those two officers are now hailed as heroes. >> the search continues tonight for hundreds of migrants lost for sea in cap sizing of something youler's boat. they searched in the waters off libya and only 28 survivors and 24 bodies found by night fall. >> claiming 950 people on the boat and 300 of them locked in the hold. italy government has afeemd to european union looked action and growing migrant crisis. >> in philadelphia the millions of people he victimized during the nazi haul caught is being remembered. hall owe cost. >> a single have a shrine played in background as some of the names of the marters were ready. this is second anniversary the freedom of the nazi death claims in word war. >> coloring the night in purple for a good cause. they'll here dressed in purple to call attention to pancreatic cancer and those that fought with valor against the disease. those that set up tonight are fight ingt for more research

johnson was handcuffed and put in the back of a police van without a seatbelt.ohnson pitched off the bench and snapped his neck. according to court documents johnson said the officer in the van was driving like a [ bleep ]. i fell and i can't move. he was taken to the hospital where according to court documents, johnson told the doctor the wagon made a sharp turn. i fell hitting face first. i heard a pop and blacked out. two weeks later johnson died. there were no criminal charges johnson johnson's family filed a lawsuit against the police. they gave him $7.4 million. during the trial, officer nicole leak who drove the police van testified quote, i did not seatbelt him because she thought he had a full bladder and didn't want to discomfort him. she denied giving him a rough ride. an illegal tactic used to rough up arrestees. >> it makes you want to wonder what can we do to shed light on those cases, but also to prevent them from happening? >> baltimore city councilman is calling for hearings about how police transport aarrestees. >> i know growing up in the 90s

. >> suspects in baltimore are supposed to have their seatbelts on when they are transported. >>> i'm scott broom in baltimore where one focus of the freddie gray investigation is whether or not he was intentionally harmed while riding in the back of a police van. if so, it wouldn't be the first time here. testimony-in-laws has shown police have a name for it, the cowboy ride or rough ride, intentionally slamming on brakes or taking tight turns to rough up unsecured prisoners locked up in the back of police cage vans. twice since 2005 baltimore city police have paid out multimillion dollar settlements to victims who have ended up paralyzed after so-called rough rides despite a policy to seatbelt all detainees. this week a baltimore city official said freddie gray was not belted in. at 6:00 i'll have a look at the disturbing history of the so- called rough ride here in baltimore city. >> according to the baltimore sun, maryland governor larry hogan plans to sign legislation that would raise the cap on how much money people can collect in civil loments against local police departments.

gray was shackled but left without a seatbelt on the ride to the police station. was made more than 45 minutes after his arrest. >>> nearly two dozen high school students in indiana injured when a stage collapsed at the at the end of a high school musical. they were on the stage for the finale when the stage collapsed sending them plunging 12 feet into the orchestra pit. one of the students is in critical condition. >>> a teenager from cupertino is back home after he went missing for more than three days but it's unclear where he was. connor sullivan returned home on his own last night. the 17-year-old had disappeared from his high school on monday. >>> how about the warriors just a win away from advancing around two of the nba play-offs in new orleans last night? steph curry hit an uncredible shot to force overtime -- an incredible shot to force overtime. warriors won in overtime. they can close it out in game number 4 in new orleans. >>> good morning, i'm ryan takeo. big changes starting this weekend for muni riders. one change aimedease overcrowding. muni calls

. >> it was apparent from his position in the car and the seatbelt on that he had no time to react to the force that was used against him. >> he was dead before he could put the car in park. when police ran the license plate, they got some shocking information. >> the car had been registered to kevin rice and then did a double-take and realized, my god, it's kevin. >> kevin rice was one of their own, a rockford police officer, a 14-year veteran with a spotless record. theo glover was his partner. >> i got a call from our commander, and he says, "yeah, kevin has been shot." so, i said, okay, i'm getting ready. where are you? i'm going to get dressed and be there, and he stopped. he said, theo, he said, kevin's dead. at that point, you know, i sort of -- >> the scene was strangely quiet. officers were kind of huddled together. some were grief-stricken, some were just silently assessing the evidence. >> i remember one officer, he was just crying the whole time while he was trying to find evidence in the grass. and he was just like, well, you know, what else was i going to do? you know, o

it was a mistake not to get gray help when he was screaming in pain, and not to secure him with a seatbelt in the back of the van. an inquiry is under way, six officers are on unpaid leave pending an outcome of the investigation. >> we need justice. police need to do some prison time like any other human being. they needed - justice needs to be served. there's no national database of deaths involving police in the u.s. an fbi your analysis suggest baltimore police killed 120 people over the past 20 years. >> the police commissioner has promised reforms and said in the last three years, he fired 50 officers for wrongdoing. these protesters say freddy gray's death showed how many problems exist at the baltimore police department, and why they remain on the streets. gray will be buried on monday >>> the president of burundi has been chosen to run for a third term in defiance of a 2-term limit. more protests are expected after the ruling party congress. malcolm webb reports from the capital. >> reporter: he came to power in 2005 following a peace deal that ended 13 years of civil war. now the

. >> they asked us to tighten our seatbelts and we basically nose-dived until we leveled at 10,000 feet. that was pretty darn scary. >> the buffalo airport ready for an emergency landing. >> it is going to be gate number four. inbound flight unknown medical problem. >> the sense of not knowing what would happen to you, i don't even know -- i can't even remember if if i was being pushed back. >> the pilot doing the right thing. >> if a passenger gets sick and you suspect that one of the things they need is oxygen and you don't have a bottle back there, the way to get that is to get the airplane physically down that compresses pour air in the cabin. >> and that sick passenger was treated and released and we are told everyone on board is safe, but we are learning the f.a.a. will investigate this incident. abc news, new york. >>> a bay area transgender activist is talking about her take on abc's exclusive interview with bruce jenner on friday. teresa sparks made her transition 20 years ago. she lived her life as a self-professed alpha male until she decided it was time to be herself. she ha

mistake not to get freddie gray medical help when screaming in pain and not to secure him with the seatbelt in the back of the van. an inquiry is underway. six officers are on paid leave pending the outcome. >> we need justice, and we need to do prison time. they need it, justice needs to be served. >> there's no national database of death, but federal bureau of investigation analysis suggests that baltimore police killed more than 120 people over the past 20 years. the police commissioner promised reforms and said in the last three years he fired more than 50 officers for wrongdoing, and said freddie gray's death shows how many problems exist in the baltimore police department, and why they'll remain on the streets. streets.> gray will be buried on monday. the calls for justice likely will not be in a city where everyone seems to be losing patience >>> thousands of guatemalans have taken to the streets to demand the resignation of the president and vice-president. the biggest political crisis president and vice-president. t follows a sting leading to the arrest of the head of the tax autho

thought the car would hit on the side, so i came over to my truck and gabbed a knife and cut the seatbelt off. report the driver of the corvette. perez, call the police after the crash to say his corvette was carjacked. the story was false. he was charged with dui and vehicular manslaughter. >> last night's deadly chase inry. follows the death of a woman hit by suspects trying to escape program san african police friday night. they were suspected in a string of armed robberies. the suspects hit the woman at california and kearny streets. the mean are on the loose. police found the stolen toyota abandoned on treasure island. >>> the sentimental day on the links in martinez as golfers played a final round on a course that is closing. golfers cheer for each other on pine meadow. oners claim the drought is forcing them to sell. >> an onsustainable business, particularly the new mandate by the governor for the summer. there is absolutely no way we would ever have made it through a summer. last year would a struggle enough. >> the schools this junior high the high schools play here. where are t

thought the cass war going to get on fire so i came over to my truck and grabbed a knife and cut the seatbelt off of him. >> reporter: the driver of the corvette perez call police after the crash to say his corvette was carjacked. that story turned out to be false. he was charged with dui and vehicular manslaughter. in richard cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> last night's deadly chase in richmond marks the second one this weekend in the bay area. san friday police are still looking for three men who hit and killed a woman with a stolen car friday night. officers chased the toyota because it was links to a string of armed robberies. that car hit and killed a woman as she crossed california street. police later found the storm car, abandoned on treasures island. >>> man accusation outside of killing his girlfriend in front of their one area daughter is in santa clara book jane. police arrest evidence andrew butler. investigators say he shot kendra gone saturday less last week. he told two people in the car to get out and take their daughter with them before he drove off. >>> van ness avenue in sa

police admit it was a mistake not to give medical help and not to secure without a seatbelt in the back of the van. six officers are on paid lead. -- paid leave pending the outcome of that situation. we need justice, and police need to do prison time like other human being. justice needs to be served. >> reporter: there's no database of deaths involving police in the west, but federal bureau of investigation analysis suggests baltimore police killed more than 100 people. >> the police commissioner promised reforms and said in the last three years he's fired 50 officers for wrong doing. these protesters say freddie gray's death shows how many problems exist and why they remain on the streets. freddie gray will be buried on monday, and calls for justice in a city losing patients -- patience >>> thousands of guatemalans have taken to the streets to demand the resignation of the president and vice president. the political crisis follows is sting heading to the arrest of the tax authority. >> reporter: thousands of guatemalans descend on the nation's capital. organizers called for a peaceful

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keep your seatbelt on and crouch down in the car until you think you can get out. we had more than 11 aftershocks since then. i managed to drive back to my house. i live in the suburbs of kathmandu. on a ridge. it is not the old kathmandu with the old buildings which have been badly hit. e are reports of overflowing hospitals with injured and dead on the sidewalks and streets leading up to the hospital. the main big white tower in kathmandu was toppled the same way in the 1934 earthquake. this is the land of earthquakes. everyone is saying there is a big huge one coming. i don't know if this was it, but it was terrifying. >> that was donatella. we wish you the best. we will talk about this for a whils a massive earthquake. >> and we are just starting to get the details and see the scope of the damage. we will continue to revisit. >>> we want to talk about the severe weather putting tens of millions in harm's way. we are expecting another dangerous day. dylan. >> yesterday, we had several tornadoes especially in kansas. reports of 11 tornadoes, some caught on camera

. >> they asked us to tighten our seatbelts and we basically nose-dived until we leveled at 10,000 feet was pretty darn scary. >> the buffalo airport ready for an emergency landing. >> it is going to be gate number four. inbound flight unknown medical problem. >> the sense of not knowing what would happen to you, i don't even know -- i can't even remember if if i was being pushed back. >> the pilot doing the right thing. >> if a passenger gets sick and you suspect that one of the things they need is oxygen and you don't have a bottle back there, the way to get that is to get the airplane physically down that compresses pour air in the cabin. >> and that sick passenger was treated and released and we are told everyone on board is safe, but we are learning the f.a.a. will investigate this incident. abc news, new york. >>> a bay area transgender activist is talking about her take on abc's exclusive interview with bruce jenner on friday. teresa sparks made her transition 20 years ago. she lived her life as a self-professed alpha male until she decided it was time to be herself. she has made

thought the cass war going to get on fire so i came over to my truck and grabbed a knife and cut the seatbelt off of him. >> reporter: the driver of the corvette perez call police after the crash to say his corvette was carjacked. that story turned out to be false. he was charged with dui and vehicular manslaughter. in richard cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> last night's deadly chase in richmond marks the second one this weekend in the bay area. san friday police are still looking for three men who hit and killed a woman with a stolen car friday night. officers chased the toyota because it was links to a string of armed robberies. that car hit and killed a woman as she crossed california street. police later found the storm car, abandoned on treasures island. >>> man accusation outside of killing his girlfriend in front of their one area daughter is in santa clara book jane. police arrest evidence andrew butler. investigators say he shot kendra gone saturday less last week. he told two people in the car to get out and take their daughter with them before he drove off. >>> van ness avenue in sa

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attorney for the six officers suspended in the case alleges that gray may not have been wearing a seatbelt in the police van after his arrest. of those six officers, all but one have given investigators official accounts of the incident. >>> for the first time tonight we are hearing from the officer in yet another case that's provoked heated debate about the use of police force. this one in arizona. that shocking dashcam video of a police car plowing into an armed suspect. on a just-released audiotape, the officer at the wheel defends that violent takedown. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has the story. >> reporter: accelerating to 40 miles an hour, the officer plows head-on into the armed suspect. now for the first time, we hear the veteran officer explain to investigators why he took the man down. >> he's holding what i believe to be a locked and loaded rifle based on the transmission that he has fired a round into the air. there's occupied businesses. there's two other officers at the end of the street. this is what i deem at this point to be a lethal force encounter. >>

they are just now starting to seatbelt as a result of this case.everyone can go back to to the other cases for paddy wagons and for people being seat belted in and they can see that a lot of people aren't seat belted in the paddy wagon at all. >> even if it's a rule it's just not a rule that's necessarily followed. >> no. >> the officer who you are in contact with, you're saying he believes that whatever injuries were sustained by mr. gray were sustained during the course of the arrest but he doesn't have any direct knowledge or does he have direct knowledge how those injuries were sustained? >> no. he just believes that you know several of the officers never touched him. you know. so the arresting officers are the ones that chased him. for that mile. and they're the ones that arrested him. the other officers didn't touch him. >> the officer you're in touch with does he feel that the city -- that the mayor has responded appropriately? >> no. he feels that the city has let all the officers down. that they have left them out there, and that the mayor

it was strapped into seatbelts as deputies took it back to the water. lion was found over the weekend near fort bragg. authorities say it was healthy and didn't need treatment. >> buckle up for safety. >> but once the sea lion is 8 it can ride in the front seat. it's in the addendum to the drivers handbook. [ laughter ] >>> what a difference an onshore flow makes. >> it was. >> our weather is so sensitive. all we did is turn down fan from high to medium. still have the onshore flow. it made a world of difference! you got sunshine today, san francisco. it was five to twelve degrees milder. certainly not going to call it warm. livermore 70. san francisco sunny but still 57. so the ocean influence is still prevalent. the deal is the onshore flow is not as strong and the sun did it its thing and got us into the 60s and 70s with sunshine. san bruno 61. checking in with our weather watchers, the count is up to 120. we love each and every one of them sending in weather information on a daily basis. robert sullivan, zenning in 72 in redwood city, west wind at 5

and now we know gray did not have a seatbelt on, during his ride to the police station and unbelted detaineesre told have, been paralyzed and even killed by rough rides to the police station. >>> bill cosby is facing more accusations of sexual assault. three more women say the comedian assaulted them in separate incident between 1970 and 1982. one of them said cosby offered her a pill. after shing it it she says, her vision became blurry and then she passed out. >> i remember him then helping me up the stairs to a bedroom. i was in no condition to leave, to drive to say anything. >> the woman's attorney, gloria all red says more accuser will be coming forward. cosby has not been charged with any crime. >> 5:13 right now i want to get over to katie with the latest on the forecast. temperatures do not feel like spring. >> very chilly beginning to the morning, yes, we've got freeze watches as well as few freeze warnings to tell b we do at least want to at least start off with maybe little bit of good news for you here. as we take a look in our extended trends, in terms of temperatures, yes, it i

cell phone video shows cops carrying gray with dangling legs and he wasn't buckled into a seatbelt duringnsport. the commissioner says there's no excuse for that. >> we know our police employees failed to get him medical attention in a timely manner multiple times. >> the former chief of the oakland police department brushed off calls for his resignation. a report will be issued next week. six officers are suspended. >>> a wild ride as a man tries to stop thieves from stealing his suv. the man left the suv running outside a convenience store in oklahoma city. he comes out to find someone driving off with it! the owner jumps on the hood and hangs on as the car speeds away at 50 miles an hour! the suspects eventually suspect slammed on the brakes, the man fell off and survived with broken teeth and road rash. police found the abandoned suv without tires or battery. two suspects are still on the loose. >>> muni is making changes that will be they say commuter- friendly. so starting this weekend, the transportation agency's saying that more buses will be added to muni's busiest routes. that i

. >> they asked us to tighten our seatbelts and we basically nose-dived until we leveled at 10,000 feet was pretty darn scary. >> the buffalo airport ready for an emergency landing. >> it is going to be gate number four. inbound flight unknown medical problem. >> the sense of not knowing what would happen to you, i don't even know -- i can't even remember if if i was being pushed back. >> the pilot doing the right thing. >> if a passenger gets sick and you suspect that one of the things they need is oxygen and you don't have a bottle back there, the way to get that is to get the airplane physically down that compresses pour air in the cabin. >> and that sick passenger was treated and released and we are told everyone on board is safe, but we are learning the f.a.a. will investigate this incident. abc news, new york. >>> a bay area transgender activist is talking about her take on abc's exclusive interview with bruce jenner on friday. teresa sparks made her transition 20 years ago. she lived her life as a self-professed alpha male until she decided it was time to be herself. she has made

. >> reporter: police commissioner acknowledging he was not wearing a seatbelt. and the public calling for dispatch calls with police while gray was in custody. answering the the many questions this city has. cecilia. >>> and millions tuning into the powerful interview with bruce jenner breaking his silence to diane sawer. the former olympian and reality show star telling diane sawyer he is now transitioning to a woman. here's footage from that interview that never aired until now. >> my whole life has prepared me for this moment, i want to do the right thing and be true to myself. >> reporter: prepared to disclose a personal truth kept secret for a lifetime, 39 years it lived in the public eye, er since a victory at the 1976 olympics. >> you know, it's been really tough. >> reporter: bruce jenner telling abc's diane sawyer of life as a transgender person, now transitioning to a woman.an? >> um, yes. for all intents and purposes, i am a woman. i was not genetically born that way. as of now i have all the male parts and all that kind of stuff. but we still identif

but, you know, we don't wear seatbelts either, you know, or helmets or a lot of other things. but they're a necessity. >> reporter: so wouldn't it be better then, to just take a pill every day instead of worrying about transmitting h.i.v.? >> you know what? if it was guaranteed that everybody would take it every day as prescribed. obviously our attitude about it would be completely different if we didn't have to rely on the person to take that pill every single day. >> reporter: san francisco department of public health chief barbara garcia says the city is working to make sure the drug is taken as prescribed, and that doesn't lead to other safe sex practices being abandoned. >> we have already started in trying to educate young people, particularly about this. and that's one of the challenges of having even if we had a cure, that would be the same challenge we would have. >> reporter: do you see that happening though? i mean, obviously, if you're having unsafe sex, you're going to be transmitting other sexually-transmitted diseases here >> and, in fact, we've seen a little bi

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

. >> they asked us to tighten our seatbelts, and we basically nose-dived until we leveled out at 10,000 feet and that was pretty darn scary. >> reporter: the buffalo airport ready for an emergency landing. >> it's going to be gate number four. inbound flight unknown medical problem. >> just the sense of not knowing what's going to happen to you, i don't even know what the feeling of -- i can't remember if i was flying forward or being pushed back. >> reporter: a scare for passengers but the pilot doing right to thing. >> if a passenger gets sick and you suspect one of the things they need is oxygen and you don't have a bottle back there, the way to get that is to get the airplane physically down which compresses more air in the cap bin. >> reporter: and tonight, that sick passenger was treated and released and we're told everyone on board is safe. but we're learning the faa will investigate this incident. david? >> gio benitez, our thanks to you. >>> in the meantime another scare in the skies. frightening moments for passengers on board a delta flight hitting severe wind shear in the no

, if the front two passengers don't buckle their seatbelt, you can't play your radio or pair your i phonele was floored. maximum acceleration panic stops, very coo cool. >> the ceo of ford was here talking about the new lincoln continental concept car. what was the response to that? >> the response balance phenomenal. it's covered in chrome and blue rhapsody paint and wood. some choice materials. the big thing is the iconal name badge is back. >> it's really a good-looking car. >> reclining rear seats. this car is actually targeted more toward china. they really love big luxury sedans and being show fur edchauffeured. >> there are others out there. >> there's the ct6. gorgeous. also has a very extremely comfortable rear seat package that reclines. video screens in the back. and lexus's rx. this is their premium luxury suv. one of their most popular suvs in the class. >> were there any that knocked your socks off? by ta t way, i love your socks. >> he looks spiffy. >> very dap stheer thank you thank you. >> don't you like our fashion assessment of your attire? you're welcome some of was th

auto theft task force -- >> at trial, officer leak who drove the police van testified i did not seatbelt him because she thought he add full bladder. she denied purposely giving him a rough ride, a tactic some charges use against difficult prisoners. the johnson family won a wrongful death verdict and was aworded $7.4 pillon. but on afael reversed to $500,000. now are these two eerily similar cases just coincidence? >> a lot of people are waiting for the outcome of those investigations. that is cnn's joe johns. >> this is honoring armenians killed in world war i, a century ago today. >> starting in 1915 during world war i and in final years of the empire, turks slaughtered up to 1.5 million ethnic armenians. armenians call it it genocide, but turkey rejects that term. >> a european union leader pledging to triple funding for search and rescue operations in the mediterranean sea just days after migrant ship capsized leaving more than 800 people feared drown. >> $130 million a year in financing putting it off by italy that was cancelled last year. after wrapping emergency summit thursday b

we had the seatbelt on, the bump was a roller-coaster ride. tom: just. >> just to be clear here, southwest says there was no pressure problem or problem with the door. that was earlier reported. i love roller coasters. just don't want to do one on a plane you're a pilot. tom: if there was loss of pressurization, they did exactly what they are supposed to do and do emergency december sent. >> is that what it is like? >> do you lining to breathe or take roller coaster ride. i will take the breathing. the story has been reported five or six different ways. i can't fick out what really happened. >> that was confusion yesterday and today. like i said, no pressure problem on the plane. no issue with the door. a passenger got very sick and they made the landing. for some passengers passing out maybe they got nervous, but no mechanical failure or anything like that with the jet. i know it was confusing. tom: really is. there was question about was a door fell off or door open? was there passengers went unconscious before they took the dive. i don't kn