stephanie fisher and her boyfriend pulled over on i-95 after spotting a car on fire.ad no idea she would have to use her training to try and save someone's life. erin o'hearn is outside of cooper hospital where trooper cullen was treated. >> reporter: rick, stephanie fisher has been a nurse for two years. she didn't know trooper cullen but that did not stop her from rushing to his side moments after he was struck. she could not save his life but he forever changed hers. >> i walked into the house this morning covered in blood, i said to myself, this is what i was born to do. help save lives. >> an excerpt from stephanie's face back page after she learned he died. she knew it was -- >> i asked what his name was, i said fight through it sean, fight through it. he was fighting. the trooper is seriously an understatement, he was fighting for his life. >> her and her boyfriend who is also a new jersey state trooper, pulled over on their way home from dinner to assist law enforcement with the car fire and then she heard the sound of normal car striking cullen. >> i wanted h

. >> stephanie fisher so you'll not see bigger trends on the programs from 3 to 4 years it is too earlyhe best data we'll have is going to be the the assessment data be able to provide you a report on those baseline the little bit of change you'll see in a year and direction for where we're going. >> on that point have you at least identified what particular metrics you'll be looking for change is it disease, bad mass index or the paper we've taken preventive therapy. >> we're starting to think that through now we're seeing what the medical data can side for us that's a moving target and understanding that particularly from a well-being the idea of well-being assessment a score to change that score has been associated with changes in health care costs utilization and so the hope we'll see shifts in that early outcomes we'll be looking for employees prospective about how the workplace is supporting their well-being is early indicators between 2014-2015. >> how about the survey that was what i was referring to. >> in the 2014 before i went on leave and officially back that most we'll star

joe fisher has reaction from the hadsell family. joe. stephanie, laura -- this witness has already been providing information to authorities. that's documents filed in norfolk federal court. today -- aj's mom repeated what she has told me before. she's not sure if her husband wesley hadsell is involved in their daughter's death --- but she isn't hadsell/mother ((c1 25:43)) "do you believe he did it?" "until the evidence is brought to me, until the charges are out there, i'll go from there." in an exclusive interview with 10 on your side earlier this week, jennifer hadsell said she's not convinced about any working theories involving her daughter's death. 18-year-old aj hadsell dissapeared march 2, 2015. investigators found her dead 38 days later behind an abandoned home in franklin. ((c1 6:18)) "your mind runs through a whole bunch of different scenerios. could be this person, could be that person, she did this, she did that." court papers filed in federal court thursday could potentially bring answers sooner rather than later. federal attornies s

ony on 10 - joe fisher has the latest details from investigators. joe. stephanie, laura -- police are sharing what few leads they have with us as they try to track those responsible down. we've learned since february first -- vandals have damaged more than 70 cars in the fox hill, willow oaks and buckroe areas of the city. here's a look at the damage people were waking up to last weekend. shattered glass and hundred of dollars in damage for drivers. many of the victim's vehicles were parked on the streets. only 10 on your side can show you pictures from witnesses of a dark colored mid-size pickup truck, that police say could be involved. the damage has been reported on more than 40 streets across the city -- a total of 73 cars damaged. sgt. matt bond/hampton police department "we do plan on stepping up patrols in these areas crimes but in an attempt to apprehend the individuals responsible for these crimes." investigators say they are working to figure out if the incidents last weekend are connected to to the 40 others reported earlier in february. coming up at 5,