is a really big teeter-totter made out of the trunk of a tree wedged in another tree.ys it's a -- -- >> i'll pet that's care,. >>> this video is a reminder that it's the simple things that make people happy. >> maserfully done. >> it's all about picking the right troy but the right conditions. >> you just proved that's a guy thing. z z. >> it's brilliant. he stuffs his mouth with doughnuts, and he's cracking himself up, but it he's making really weird noises. [ laughter ] >> i can't handle it it's so funny. it's not like donald duck or something. it's like a great noise. >> thinks a trifecta of videos showing what xwhirn -- children men are. >> that is a flight attendant flying the friendly skies of united. she's about to assist in a proposal. >> an in-flight proposal. >> right there, that is keith. he has a very important question for karen. karen is in the middle of beverage service, because she is a flight attendant, working for 18 years with united so with the help of her crew members, they gave him a blanket, and finally when she started the beverage service, he p

teeter is scheduled for trial june 8th. >>> it is the deadliest war ever fought on american soil and ended some 150 years ago today when general lee surrendered at appomattox, virginia. >> hundreds of actors created that scene again this morning. we have the report from the appomattox courthouse. >> the power of the civil war is the fact so many people died. >> reporter: dense fog and cold, camp weather, april 9th, 1865. an overwhelming smell of gun powder. overall more than 600,000 casualties on both sides. >> you don't celebrate war and there was nothing civil about the civil war at the time. >> reporter: this is what general robert e. lee's last fight felt like. >> they knew basically there was no way out and it was their last stand and they were still brave enough to put up a fight. >> reporter: mario migliori came to see the reenactment all the way from new jersey. >> it's like going back in time reliving it. >> they realized they couldn't get to the trains that had their supplies and that was it. once they didn't have any supplies anymore, it was over. >> reporter: jeff taylor

the homes teetering on the edge tonight. plus, the breaking news, the images coming in right now of this wildfire dangerously close to homes. >>> the high profile murder trial and the surprise witness today. the owner of the new england patriots called in to testify about what one of his star players told him. >>> and jumping ship. the stunning video coming in of the rescue in the storm right off america's coastline. the man who jumps for his life. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with two major developments in the case of that jet that crashed into the alps. tonight, the airline now acknowledging it knew of that young co-pilot's troubling medical history. they knew he suffered a severe bout of depression, even before they hired him. this new image of the pilot now emerging. in fact, they knew as far back as his training, overseas and then training that continued right here in the united states. the golden gate bridge there in the background. also tonight, there are n

tom: nobody answered at teeters;' hyattsville apartment. said he did not know what he had hit and felt it was too dangerous to check. court documents say they were looking for a 10-year-old toyota sienna van dark blue, similar to this one. they used maryland dmv records to track down teeter. >> how can you kill a person and flee the scene? leon: expect a big announcement from hillary clinton sunday, expected to announce she is running for president in 2016. clinton will make the announcement on a video posted to social media, according to people familiar with the plan. ahead of that announcement, the owners of names including hillary clinton's name are getting greedy. the minimum bid for vote hillary.com stands at $50,000. another republican contender is expected to announce his presidential candidacy. senator marco rubio of florida will likely throw his hat into the ring monday. ahead of the april 15 deadline, the first family filed their income tax returns. president obama and the first lady paid more than $92,000 a federal income taxes l

teeter out on bond. this case led to the firing of a 911 dispatcher who told warrick's teenage daughter to calm down as she tried to describe what happened. wendy? >>> from chilly and damp to hot and stormy all as we watch a weather system move near and we've got some winds out there right now but winds will be settling down. that's a look at union station with flag blowing in the wind. let me show you where the part of this weather front is that will help to produce severe weather tomorrow. warm air will get rid of the chilly and damp we have today replaced by some heat. along and close to that front right now part of this severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 p.m. for allegheny county for mineral county too, and areas of west virginia. that's where there's been some storminess moving eastward as well as arnold ohio. even more storms expected this time tomorrow. we'll watch the potential shift right to the east, areas east of i 91 tomorrow. in just a couple minutes i'll take you hour by hour to show you

. >>> two homes are are teetering on the edge of the gaping sink hole in florence. homeowners have evacuated dealing with the harsh reality they will to have find a new place to live. lynn and chris odell said the erosion started two years ago behind their house which sits along the delaware river. that erosion got much worse this week. rain exposed a pipe gushing water down the face of the embankment. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch will have a live report from the scene in about 30 minutes. >>> happening today the trial is set to start for the self proclaimed philly ten. they are charged with disorderly conduct after a mala in a town hall meeting in lawncrest last month. they were protesting district attorney's seth williams decision not to file charges against two police officers who fatal willly shot brandon tait brown last december. now, also happening today michael brown's family will file a civil lawsuit against the city of ferguson. brown's shooting death in august by officer darren wilson led to some type of a violent protest in the st. louis suburb

the resident of two houses teetering on the edge in florence have evacuated their homes we will tell you what is being done to fix that problem. >>> and chaos caught on camera a group of students get in the fight at a subway station what police know about the the people involved, katie. >>> ukee today will be a much cooler day, we are expecting to see more of the dose of march then anything as temperatures struggle to break out of the 50's. would you believe it? we will see freeze watches and warnings take effect by tonight. we will talk about that. all is calm and tranquil. we have a hint of the breeze, that will continue to be a running theme for us a as we take you outside to sky cam three, ben franklin bridge. tranquil with the quiet the sky. barely a cloud out there the at this point, but chillies back. we're talking about a lot temperatures this morning. >>> we are following breaking news, an off-duty police officer is forced todd open fire when confront by a robber. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us with the latest information. this suspect got more than he ba

warrick's fiance was hurt, as well. 73-year-old earl teeter was the driver who hit them. investigators say they found piece of teeter's car at the scene. >>> the deadly shooting of a local rapper was not an accident. that is according to new court documents in prince george's county. prosecutors say the shooting was sbinks intentional. it happened during amuse music video filming. they aren't saying what the motive was for the shooting. >>> i'm molette green at the live desk. new video just in of this massive rescue effort to save nearly 150 dolphins from danger. this is going on right now. take a look. they washed ashore along a beach in central japan. some are still alive, but they are extremely weak. the coast guard and others out there trying to help some measure between 6 1/2 to 10 feet long. they appear to be mellon headed whales or black fish and those who survive will be transported offshore and then released back to sea. that's the latest. back to you. >>> 4:49 now. new report shows at least ten people have been able to sneak past fences and officers at our local

his fiancee was injured and investigators traced wreckage to teeter. he has been charged with failing to stop at the scene of a deadly accident and faces trial in june. meantime he has been ordered not to drive. >>> new information shows how poor airport security can be even in our own area. the associated press reports there have been more than 260 breaches in the last 11 years. that includes eight at dulles, one at both reagan national airport and bwi. the most serious incident at dulles was in 2007 when a man ran onto the taxiway after crews would not let him board an international flight. the reagan breach happened when a boater climbed a fence after his motor died and a dui. a person drove through an open gate by mistake. >>> you might remember this breach from last year, a 15- year-old boy climbed a fence at the airport, got into a jet's wheel well and survived a nearly six hour flight to hawaii and get there. san francisco international airport saw 37 breaches. >> this is a big deal for us. perimeter security is very important to our airport. we

teeter appeared in court this afternoon. we're told he was released on bond but ordered not to drive car. the trial is set for june. >>> now to the high-profile murder of a lawyer at a d.c. hotel. just moments ago the second woman arrested in connection with the case walked out of court. new this afternoon we are learning what police say was taken from the room at the donovan hotel. >> pat collins is outside d.c. superior court. what are you hearing? >> reporter: chris, this all came down just a few minutes ago. here now some fresh video of 19-year-old domeniqueonique johnson after she was officially charged with conspiracy to commit robbery at the donovan hotel. johnson is the roommate of the accused killer in that hotel murder. according to police she was with the murder suspect before it happened and with the murder suspect after it happened. and according to court documents, johnson told police that david messerschmit the lawyer killed in that hotel, was murdered for $40 in cash and a metro fare card. david messerschmit.

the homes teetering on the edge tonight.reaking news, the images coming in right now of this wildfire dangerously close to homes. >>> the high profile murder trial and the surprise witness today. the owner of the new england patriots called in to testify about what one of his star players told him. >>> and jumping ship. the stunning video coming in of the rescue in th

park police say 73-year-old earl teeter of hyattsville turns himself in yesterday. teeter is accused of striking and killing rick warrick as he changed a tire on the shoulder of the road. warrick's fiancee was injured in that incident. teeter is scheduled to go on trial in june. and now, let's lurnturn to the weather. we are seeing a bit of a repeat of yesterday. we have the rain and gray skies. leon: all right. same old same old, huh? what should we expect coming in tonight? doug hill at his post in the storm watch weather center. how does it look? doug: for this evening and early tonight, the same kind of stuff. cool, dark air with temperatures mostly in the 40's right now. severe thunderstorm and severe thunderstorm watch. some violent weather out there. it's possible some of that could get here, too. cloudy and damp. no rain around the area right now. very little rain at all, in fact. look at the temperatures starting to change. 45 in baltimore and gaithersburg. 50 at reagan national. 46 at manassas. but the farther west you go the warmer it gets because there's

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. >> and how the driver of this teetering suv made it out well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. talk to a state farm agent today. p . >>> a ga samaritan that refused to get a little something get out of his way, 23-year-old matthew citgo was inside a gmc yukon when it teetered over the cliff. a good samaritan drove by and got citgo to lower the window and pulled him to safety. >> many times citizens become observers. this young man decided that he needed to act. >> well, no one stuck around for the congratulations. he left immediately after the rescue becaus

teetering on the verge of recession. inflation was shy of 17% last month.l incomes, for the first time ever, are declining. this is a difficult economic situation than the one the russian president was an in his first eight years of power. guy: we will be picking this up in a moment. lithuania recently joined the eurozone. we have a lot to talk about with the lithuanian finance minister, who joins us on the phone. rimantas sadzius is in vilnius. we're just watching the russian president prepare for this phone in in which people can ask questions. this might sound like a cheeky question but if you were to ask the russian president a question what would it be? mr. sadzius: [laughter] hello from vilnius. good question. the only one i could ask would be rhetorical when can we expect easing of the situation that is because of russia's action so tense in europe and is already making influence on lives in the economy of many countries, including my own. guy: what impact is the russian story having on your economy? give us a feeling of how serious this is. mr. sadz

when interviewed by police teeter said he knew he hit something but didn't know what. jool >>> a prince george's county mail carrier is in critical condition tonight after his truck crashed in bowie. prince george's county fire officials say the man was thrown from his truck. that happened about 3:00 this afternoon. some of the mail spilled out onto the road. it is not clear what caused that crash, but no other cars were involved. >>> today metro announced a big change in how trains will operate. about half of the trains on the red line will switch back to automatic operation next week for the first time since the deadly crash that killed nine people. that was in 2009. news4's mark segraves is live along the red line in bethesda tonight. mark? >> doreen back in 2009 the ntsb made several safety recommendations to improve the safety in metro. the two biggest getting rid of the 1000 series cars which is being done and to replace the circuit modules along the tracks. and that has now been completed along the red line. and that will allow automated control to resume next w

park police say 73-year-old earl teeter was the driver who hit them.estigators say they found pieces of teat teeter's car at the scene. >>> police are searching for a man who tried to take a child from a dale city daycare center. take a look to pick up a child at small world daycare center last friday. the man came in and named a specific child but wasn't on the list to pick them up. after reviewing surveillance video, parents said they did not know the man. police just want to speak to him to see whether this was a misunderstanding. >>> today a somber event in texas. more five years after the shooting rampage at ft. hood those who were wounded or killed will southwest purple heart. former major nidal hasan was convicted and sentenced to death. >>> if you have unpaid tolls there taking the express lanes in northern virginia, you could get your case dropped. this week a fairfax county judge dimmed a case -- dismissed rather a case against a fredericksburg woman. the judge found the statute of limitations had good pird. the x. fired. the company waited a

. >> reporter: 73-year-old earl teeter surrendered to authorities earlier this week. he faces charges of leaving the scene of an accident and reckless driving. police tracked him down days after the crash using serial numbers that came off teeter's vann impact. she has mixed emotions about the accident that claimed her son's life. >> i'm pleased about finding out that they found the person that did it. >> reporter: but she also feels for the loss to her grandchildren. while there are grandparents and other rel tichs there for them it won't be easy. there's a court hearing for the accused and just life without their father. for this family it's all like it happened yesterday. >> it's still fresh. it's not good. >> reporter: derrick ward news4. >>> baseball season officially got under way up in baltimore today. the clouds and chilly temperatures didn't stop fans from filing in to camden yards. the o's hosted the blue jays in their home-opener. we'll have highlights ahead in sports. >>> and if you're a nats fan it will cost you a little more to take the family to the par

. >>> a driver veered off a road and teetered off the edge of a cliff. the man convinced the man to roll down the window and pulled the stranger to safety saving him from a 30-foot drop below. >> i dragged him out and gave him a hug and a we talked about gold and i was at the right spot at the right now to give him a handle. >> police had to search for him to thank him because he left the scene immediately after the rescue because he didn't want to be late for work. >>> jamis winston has been accused of rape in 2012. the accuser is seeking more than $15,000 in damages. police investigated the claim but decided to not charge winston. >>> time to take a look at morning business on this friday. rent will go up 3.3% this year. they also the average rent has gone up 14% since 2010. the average rent is $1,100. the reason it's going up, more people than ever are looking for an apartment. >>> sales of restaurants surpass sales of grocery. a recently released report shows more people ate out last month. it did not include data from walmart or target where people

so where did stores like safeway, giant, and harris teeter rank on the list?teeter came in just under whole foods at number 17 out of 68 stores on the list. giant at 56 and safeway was number 58. be there's so many more right? what about target al di food lion? you can find a link to the full list on our website, nbcwashington.com. >>> thanks erika. great story. >>> public health officials are warning a nasty stomach illness is spreading across the country and it's becoming resistant to drugs. the shigella bacteria spreads easily and can cause diarrhea stomach pain and fever. the cdc identified several large clusters of the illness in california massachusetts, and pennsylvania. about half were associated with people who traveled to india or the dominican republic. doctors say many cases will go away on their own and that ant antibiotics should be reserved for severe cases. >>> every time you get behind the wheel, quiet your cell phone and put it away. that's the message of a new national campaign to curb distracted driving. today youngsters demonstrated distra

the landslide, homes teetering on the edge. and tonight, the system coming next. >>> the vocal know erupting. the evacuations. and now the state of emergency declared tonight. >>> and the diane sawyer exclusive with bruce jenner. the olympic champion on his future and who he is most concerned about. a first look, right here tonight.

. >> reporter: the city teetered in the midst of chaos. >> and i said wow, the city was burning they had a marshal law that no fires inside the house. so mama came down with a candle and he said put out that light. but i have to have it to get things out of the bureau drawers. put out that light or i will shoot. out with the light. >> i saw a man digging his own grave. when they got finished the guy shot him and covered him up. he was a looter, and i imagine he must have been a military man because i don't think they would do that to a civilian. >> reporter: the city survivedded because of its people. it's true the city was gone, the streets unpassable and just a desolate garden of rubble. but from this the people gave the city their own spirit. together they built that undefinable something called character. >> it was marvelous the cheerfulness of people. to determined when everything was gone. it was marvelous the way people took it. >> we lost everything in the house. to us it was funny. it wasn't serious. even now it isn't. if it happens what can we do. >> we went out to golden g

park police say 73-year-old earl teeter who was the driver hit them.tigators say they found pieces of teeter's car at the scene. >>> the deadly shooting of a local rapper was not an accident that is according to new court documents in prince george's county. prosecutors say he meant to shoot ivy. that shooting happened during filming for a music video. court documents show the suspect was identified through the video. prosecutors are not saying what the motive for the shooting was. >>> a new report shows at least ten people have been able to sneak past fences and officers at our local airports in the past decade. the associated press found dull let had the most breaches reported since 2004. total of eight. one each at reagan national and bwi marshall. that's part of the report that details 268 airport breaches logged nationwide. none was terror related. >>> the virginia railway express will soon begin studying whether to extend its commuter line from maeps manassas to haymarket. if it decides to move ahead, it could be five years before passengers buy

with his country teetering on the brink he is testing the boundaries. even if there are limits to what he can do. one thing that he would like is to ease of russian embargo. that is russia's response to eu sanctions. that will not go down well in brussels or berlin. >> it is very good to continue the embargo. we are not enemies with russia. >> this will be presented at home as evidence that this government does things differently. in europe he appears to be cozying up to president putin allowing him to divide and roll. that is unhelpful at a time when no one can be sure where the relations between the eu and russia are heading. ben brown, bbc news, athens. if faced with a relative or friend going missing who would you turn to? the authorities or facebook? in mexico the answer is social media. they have the distinction of having over half of the world's cases of disappearances believed to be the victims of drug cartels. official action has led thousands of organized people to organize searches themselves online. >> these other relatives of mexico's disap

police are thanking the man's remarkable act of bravery a driver veered off the side of the road and teetered off the cliff. the man ran up the hill and pulled the stranger to safety saving him from a 30-foot drop below. police had to search for him to thank him because he left the scene immediately after the rescue. he said he didn't want to be late for work. 5:49. tainted baked goose sick goods sicken several worker down showt. >> south. (female announcer) you could win $1,000 a day for life... (husband) hon! it's grover cleveland! (female announcer) ...when you play the new cash4life, from the pennsylvania lottery. (grover) nice! (husband) 3 club seats. 50 yard line. (female announcer) that means you too could experience the joy of winning. every day, for the rest of your life. (grover) new wheels. nice. see you tomorrow! (female announcer) cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. play for fun. cash for life. >>> a group of teens in florida face charges for a joyride on the forklift. surveillance shows the boys doing donuts around the property. they forget to disable the alarm system so po

police say 73-year-old earl teeter surrendered to u.s. marshals yesterday. his trial is scheduled for june. the february crash killed rick warrick and injured his fiancee. the case gained national attention when 911 case revealed an operator told warrick's frantic teenaged daughter to stop whining. that 911 operator is now off the job. the mother of a man shot to death by prince george's police is suing the county. the incident began after michael minor's girlfriend called 911 during a dispute last october. >> he has a gun on him? >> that's what he said. maureen: two officers sponldresponded and confronted minor at the door of the home. witnesses say minor taunted the officers before one shot him. it turned out he was unarmed. the state's attorney defends the officer's actions. >> the family felt they were being terrorized and felt mr. minor was armed. they said as much on a 911 tape. this is the information that the sheriff's deputies had when they responded to the home. maureen: the wrongful death lawsuit was filed today at u.s. district court in greenbelt

the landslide, homes teetering on the edge. and tonight, the system coming next. >>> the vocal know erupting. the evacuations. and now the state of emergency declared tonight. >>> and the diane sawyer exclusive with bruce jenner. the olympic champion on his future and who he is most concerned about. a first look, right here tonight.

records to track down teeter. according to the court records, he told him he wasn't sure what he had hit that night and he didn't stop. we'll hear more from the victim's fiancee and hear more from his mother. i'm tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: ok, tom. thank you. a prayer vigil was held this morning for lauren hill on the campus of her alma mater. mount st. joseph college freshman died this morning after a public battle with a brain tumor. hill's tumor was diagnosed a year and a half ago. the 19-year-old said all she wanted to do was play in a college basketball game. and she had her chance. last fall she even scored a layup. her teammates and coach say that she was an inspiration. >> my prayers, in the whole world. thanks so much for the research. living life and never giving up. we are forever grateful to have had lauren grace our campus with her smile and determined spirit. she's left a powerful legacy. alison: lauren hill and her foundation raised about $1 1/2 million for pediatric research. she was 19 years

kupchan: iran's economy is teetering. we could have gotten a better deal, we should seek a better deal. i run is going through a time of their low growth but growth of reduced inflation. it is very fragile. the corporate side of the economy is a mess. there is something to that. i think the main point is that the opponents of the deal are vastly in worse shape this morning than they were yesterday. once you have got a bunch of numbers in front of opponents of a deal, they get really scared. remember menendez -- 59 votes. he was almost in a place to get the majority. then, senators said, i will not sponsor that. we have seen this. i think these guys will have a tough time. ms. slavin: any other questions? i can point out about sanctions, a lot of critics say we can impose more sanctions, make them bleed more, but the united states might be able to impose more sanctions but the rest of international community will not follow us now, certainly not while there is a potential deal. the europeans are eager to get back into the

should americans be worried if kenya is teetering?yes, for several reasons. >> first and foremost this is a regional problem. it's not just a problem, it's a problem that flows, and other countries that united states has a history of economic and political ties with. you have to remember that al-shabab has reach into europe and into the american homeland. now, smathizers for al-shabab represent an infinite intest imally small minority many of home have nothing to do with this. there has been cases where al-shabab recruited americans, had supporters and have a reach that other terrorist groups don't have into groups in america, itself. is al-shabab more dangerous now than it was when this was trying to become a somali government? >> it is. ironically it is weaker and more dangerous at the same time. the fact that it's engaging in asymmetrical terrorist attacks. in a country like kenya, where there's tens of thousands of targets, it will be difficult if not impossible to prevent the group from exacting more of these kinds of costly atta

back here in new orleans, another part of that cargo train is still teetering on the edge of disaster. there were no injuries reported but right now engineers are rushing to make sure this area is safe before that next round of storms. lester. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> back in a moment with a reason why the government is ordering a major change to the water we all drink. >>> there is a change on the way to the water coming out of your tap. federal health officials are lowering the recommended level of fluoride in drinking water for the first time in more than 50 years. they say it's because some people are getting too much fluoride because it's also in other things like tooth paste and mouth wash. they say too much fluoride is a common cause of white splotches on teeth. >>> the orders at a major restaurant chain no longer come with a side of dna tinkering. chipotle says it has eliminated all genetically modified meat and produce, known as gmos, from its menu. the fda insists gmos are safe to eat, but experts say that many customers, especially millennials, remain wary of them.

laila: the teeter countries have -- the two countries have new guidelines that further pull japan away from long-standing pacifist boundaries. brian: they are also deepening trade ties. reporter: these cows belong to scott. he has 450 on his farm in maryland an hours for -- an horur's drive from d.c. >> these cattle produce a high-quality experience for customers locally, regional customers, and export customers as well. reporter: u.s. farmers cannot export their meat to japan. it protects industry from imports through tariffs. that might change after a visit to the u.s. by prime minister shinzo abe. >> disagreement entails -- this agreement and tells about 40% of the worlds gdp -- the world's gdp. it away for japan to remain in the game of east asia and beyond. for the united states, it's an opportunity to remain a leader in setting the agenda and the rules for the biggest, most dynamic area in the region. reporter: not everyone in congress is in favor of the tdp -- tpp. many are worried about job losses at home. president obama is trying to put the doubters at ease by highlighting th

the resident of two houses teetering on the edge in florence have evacuated their homes we will telleing done to fix that problem. >>> and chaos caught on camera a group of students get in the fight at a subway station what police know about the the people involved, katie. >>> ukee today will be a much cooler day, we are expecting to see more of the dose of march then anything as temperatures struggle to break out of the 50's. would you believe it? we will see freeze watches and warnings take effect by tonight. we will talk about that. all is calm and tranquil. we have a hint of the

>> reporter: nearly 24 hours ago the caps resuscitated a season teetering towards doom. >> in a hostilent in close surroundings such as the coliseum in nassau, the only guys that are out there that are really cheering for you are the 20 guys on the bench. >> reporter: nassau coliseum was electric. the caps hope verizon center will be the same. >> maybe they'll take it personally and get a goal. it's going to be a fun night. >> reporter: but chimera said keep the fun within reason. in the last few days stories surfaced of islander nation taking it a little too far. >> should be able to come to a place and have a good time and cheer for your team and boot other team for sure, but taking it beyond that is pretty absurd. >> reporter: the battle will continue on the ice as well with players throughout the locker room voicing one theme, most porn game of the season to this point -- important game of the season to this point. from kettler iceplex dave owens, wusa9 sports. >>> the washington wizards did what no other postseason team has done yet this post season, win a game on the road. now a n

good samaritan who saved man teetering on the edge of a cliff stepped forward. jason is the mysterious hero who van he should after pull a man out of his wrecked vehicle in idaho of his wrecked vehicle in idaho. this photo has gone viral. >> i knew goal was to get him out of there before at the time possibility of the rig falling by him reality. >>reporter: he says the suv hanging 30 feat above a canyon saw it and ran 200 yards uphill to help. he had to break part of the window to convince the driver to roll it down the rest of the way before pulling hill out. he was at the right place at the rate time. police say a medical issue may be to blame for the crash. >>> very big tonight for supporters of the exploratorium in san francisco. it all started off with a bang. literally a bang. there were plenty of experiments leak this one involving 3000 piping pong balls. liquid nitro jep. all part of spring gala at the exploratorium. this was a packed house. hi the honest of addressing the crowd during dinner and 7 news was relevant represented event. spencer sand y-mich

. >>> a man in idaho rescued a driver from the suv as it was teetering on the edge of a cliff.e's sharing his story. >> jason warlock saw the suv hanging off the edge of a cliff held back just by a flimsy chain linked fence. the driver was trapped. didn't take long for him to get to him. >> i ran across the walkway and then along the fence line there to right here is where he was hanging. i was thinking, god, don't let me have a heart attack before i get to him. gave me his hand, you know, that was that. >> we always tell people to be cautious about what they get involved in but it's human nature to react and to help. so we're very thankful in this case that he was helped by a citizen. >> this photo from the local newspaper shows that incredible rescue. he says he doesn't want to be called a hero. he just calls his a regular dude. >> regular dude who saved a life. how many of us can save that? >>> 4:56. let's get a check of traffic. >> that is the best advertisement for chain linked fencing as well. look how much good they do. over hering looking at how much good the chp has do

. >>> in other news, a pair of homes are teetering on the edge of the the giant sing hole forcing homeowners to evacuate. the the erosion started two years ago and after soaking showers this week, the situation got much worse. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us from florence, new jersey with more justin, good morning. >> reporter: ukee, good morning. worse indeed. just yesterday they were told to evacuate their homes by experts and engineers. they were able to leave. this morning they are hoping something can be done to save their houses. these cracks cut so close to these two florence township house that he is engineers advised them to evacuate on wednesday. >> when we walk away we could walk away for good and losing everything. >> this is our home. we have put a lot of effort into this. i put a lot of love in this house. >> reporter: what was once a delaware river view for odells and their next door neighbor now deem an imminent danger. >> when lives are at stake we don't take any chances. >> reporter: about two years ago odells notice significant erosion and it lit they had

good samaritan who saved man teetering on the edge of a cliff stepped forward.on is the mysterious hero who van he should after pull a man out of his wrecked vehicle in idaho of his wrecked vehicle in idaho. this photo has gone viral. >> i knew goal was to get him out of there before at the time possibility of the rig falling by him reality. >>reporter: he says the suv hanging 30 feat above a canyon saw it and ran 200 yards uphill to help. he had to break part of the window to convince the driver to roll it down the rest of the way before pulling hill out. he was at the right place at the rate time. police say a medical issue may be to blame for the crash. >>> very big tonight for supporters of the exploratorium in san francisco. it all started off with a bang. literally a bang. there were plenty of experiments leak this one involving 3000 piping pong balls. liquid nitro jep. all part of spring gala at the exploratorium. this was a packed house. hi the honest of addressing the crowd during dinner and 7 news was relevant represented event. spencer sand y-michael,

. >>> a pair of south jersey homes still teetering on the edge of disaster tonight. two backyard have been swallowed up by massive land erosion and tonight both homeowners received word it is too dangerous for them to stay. for more on this developing story we will go to our new jersey reporter cleve bryan live on the scene, in florence township with new details and development, cleve. >> reporter: chris, yesterday we were able to go up to this cliff and new we're told to stay back because engineers don't necessity how quickly it is advancing toward those homes. all they necessity they don't want to take risks. they told the people that live here you have to leave as soon as possible. >> it the is overwhelming. >> reporter: lynn and chris odell to have evacuate what was once their riverside paradise. erosion which started two years ago behind their house along the delaware became much worse this week. florence township officials say it is unsafe for odells and their next door neighbor to stay in their home. >> the hill side is not stable. that the water is continuing

. >>> an suv teetering on the edge of a cliff. the driver pulled to safety. we're learning now who this mystery hero is. this morning, he's talking about that moment. >>> and the force awakens. the droids planets, ships. even some tears from fans. the new teaser for "star wars" is out. >>> and good friday morning to you all. we begin with a new case of an american said to be inspired by isis. went and trained overseas. returned home here to the u.s. to wage jihad. >> the ohio man making his first court appearance in shackles is accused of having big plans to attack here at home. it's a pattern law enforcement warns we'll be seeing more of. >> reporter: the fbi to do something big. going to a texas military base to kill american soldiers execution style. he became a u.s. citizen just last year. then according to up vest gators, he left ohio last april with a plane ticket to greece. instead, got off on a layover in turkey and slipped into syria, where he allegedly joined an al qaeda affiliate, training in weapons, explosiveses and hand-to-hand combat. he flew b

land is slipping away in this south jersey neighborhood leaving two homes teetering near that giant sink hole. this is happening on east front street in florence township burlington county. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us where engineers are expected to survey that area later today. justin, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. homeowners, have been watching this problem develop for years. land underneath their homes here literal willly crumbling and falling into the delaware. you cannot tell from the front but the the problem is way out back there and it has gotten worse in the past few months. lets show you video now. yard's condition neighbors say has worsen in the past two weeks. there are two hems here roughly 10-yard. these homes on the 500 block of east front street in florence township. homeowners say in recent months these recent heavy rains and snow have worsen the the problem here, loosening that soil and cause ago this dramatic drop that we saw just yesterday. homeowners say they have reach out to the township and the response that they say they got

. >>> unsettling new images this morning of those luxury homes teetering on the edge of a hillside near seattle. a landslide that started friday continues to menace the area. chunks of earth pulling away and tumbling down taking trees with them. some residents were allowed back in yesterday to pack up their belongings. with more rain in the forecast things are expected to get even worse. >>> well still ahead, internet outrage aimed at the new host of "the daily show." he answers his critics. >> record fines. nascar hands down some big penalties because of some tire trickery. >>> video going viral. now a police officer under investigation. what started the profanity-laced tire raid. dannon. >>> well cadillac's new full size sedan has a security feature that's new. it takes photos of everything around the car whenever the alarm system is set off. the technology relies on the same cameras used to help with parking the car. when the alarm goes off the pictures are stored on a memory car and goes into production late this year. >>> thousands of low wage workers in seattle are getting a raise

south jersey neighborhood today to figure out what is causing this land erosion leaving two homes, teetering on the edge. thinks happening on east front street from florence township. a couple said they watched the landslide develop overtime but the the erosion really pick up steam over the past few months. >> the water was pouring through there and it was just a city stream of water down to the river. >> reporter: after the most recent round of storms municipal workers found an abandoned storm drain leaking accelerating the erosion problems. we will have much more in a live report in our next hour. >>> a school bus with children on board, crashes in to the side of the house chopper three over lenape court in mount laurel yesterday near the springville school. twelve children were on that bus. police tell us none of them were hurt. the bus driver suffer minor injuries and was taken to the area hospital. authority say the the driver may have had an emergency of some sort while behind the wheel, erika. >>> ukee, thank you. >>> updating a story we first haddon three philadelphia police special

land is eroding in a local neighborhood leaving two homes teetering on the bring.his is happening on east front street in florence township, burlington county. tonight todd quinones talk to a family now faced with the possibility of losing their home home. >> reporter: the view from chopper three is startling. enormous chunk of land gone. tumbled down towards the delaware river leaving behind a lived edge about 10 yards away from two houses. >> the rain was just -- the water was just pouring through there and it was just a steady stream of water down to the river. >> reporter: chris and lynn o'dell have watched landslide develop overtime and watch as their backyard slowly disappeared wolf years ago the property line extended straight across. but after months of erosion this wide opened up and it is threatening two homes much this picture shows what their backyard used to look like. compare that with what it look hook now. o'dells and neighbors say the erosion really began to pick up steam over the past few months. growing bigger by the week. >> we're at the mercy o

they were trying to extract the trapped teen without causing the hotel teetering above them to topple. >> no, no, no, here! >> reporter: finally 15-year-old pemba tamang emerged. >> get the clamp! >> reporter: in a new york yankees t-shirt to chaos. he is finally free 120 hours after this earthquake. we'd been following the elite usaid disaster assistance response team all morning. is there really a chance that someone is still alive under this? >> well, you know, what, until the person's found and we can confirm that they are not we will give it every shot, and we are hoping that they are. >> reporter: moments later andrew olvera, a veteran of the los angeles county fire department, got the call. >> copy that. >> reporter: and took off running. andy, you can tell me what we're doing here? >> right now what we're doing is i'm trying to get a general area where they heard the voices. >> reporter: the rescue would take several more hours. ( applause ) before the hundreds who had gathered could cheer. >> this is a great feeling. it's a great feeling. you feel like you won a war,un. to sa