and they make the road disapeer to the national park. >> and the road is about 20 feet lower, normally midday, you go through it in two minutes. looking back from the golden gate bridge to presidio, you are more aware of the park land and less of the roads. and the viaduct will parallel the existing one and to the south and can be built while the existing one remains in operation. and the two bridges there with open space between them and your views constantly change and not aware of the traffic in the opposite direction and notice the views more. and the lanes of course are a foot wider than they are today. and they will be shoulders and if your car is disabled, you can pull off to the edge. and the next area, the tunnel portal will have a view centered on the palace of fine arts and as you come out, you can see alkatrez island and bay. and the next area is about 1,000 feet long. and when you come into one, you can see through the other end. it's almost like driving through a building than through a tunnel. and noise from the roadway will be sheltered. and the traffic will be out of v

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at the end of the road lies come the mecca of vatican and medina of the shia world. but funding of god and other al qaeda is the real enemy of iraq and even of all the arab regions i don't believe several terrorist organizations have been exported by neighboring countries i don't know what they are responsible for so many victims since baghdad fell. you know i thought i would stress that most of the attacks have targeted the shia community came up just in one upmanship. pilgrims are well protected here all the officers and soldiers are shia. several million faithful including many from iran come every year to visit the mosques in karbala a boon for the holy city. religion is a river of gold as the saying goes. we don't know what it's all. yes that when a country's native sons defend it things go better and they're always better than an occupier. and invader always has trouble understanding the country they occupy and as the air proverb says no one knows the roads of mecca better than its own inhabitants. of it if i have it. this is. the main prayer takes place in the

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it covered up an entire lane of the road. they were hitting this thing with all they had, and it was not cracking. you can see little splitters of rock fly up through the air. as far as breaking that thing apart, it wasn't going anywhere. >> the 24-mile two-lane highway goes through a narrow pass called the gorge and is flanked by little frog mountain on the one side and the acoe river on the other. the trip through the gorge normally takes 20 minutes, but with the road closed, the detour around the mountain adds more than two hours to the commute. >> there's a tremendous amount of pressure to get the road open. but you have to do it and do it safely. >> steve jones, tdot's county supervisor, knows commuters want him to work fast. >> we got people that get mad at us when we stop for five minutes doing maintenance work. you can imagine what >> according to jones the area it was like for hours. gets two to three rock slides a year and when they happen, a tdot geologist is always called to the scene. >> as it her call to view the

the road ends i'll file on the banks of the push and gulf the end of our journey. this is the outback hoyle terminal rising from the water far from terrorist attacks and on a constant military surveillance where iraq's fortune oil flows in and out. the country's fortune and perhaps misfortune two. wars here have always been closed in the same color black. and foul was at the mouth of the shuttle our best during where the tigris joins the euphrates forming the border with a ramp. on the iranian bank a gigantic portrait of the m.m. how many is there to talk to us a reminder that americans have gone leaving pandora's box wide open. been especially on me personally i never thought i know collaborated with the americans. which i would show where i work i am and always have been a taxi driving us. i cross the country no. to south gen from south dakota and follow up taxi i go wherever i can find work and i don't hesitate god be praised all i want to still live my. twenty days on the road perhaps one hundred checkpoints. with my friend khaled and we've crossed a country wh

the road ends i'll file on the banks of the persian gulf the end of our journey. from this is the outback oil terminal rising from the water far from terrorist attacks and under constant military surveillance where iraq's fortune oil flows in and out. the country's fortune and perhaps misfortune two. wars here have always been closed in the same color black. and foul was at the mouth of the shuttle our best during where the tigris joins the euphrates forming the border with around. on the iranian bank a gigantic portrait of the m.m. how many is there to talk to us a reminder that americans have gone leaving pandora's box wide open. in this valley on me personally i never thought i know that collaborated with the americans. just what chile i work i am and always have been a taxi driver se. i still can't cross the country north to south gen from south dakota and follow all taxi i go wherever i can find work i have that i don't hesitate god be praised all i want to still live my. twenty days on the road perhaps one hundred checkpoints. with my friend khaled we've cro

another checkpoint on the road to babylon we present our passports and passes. a country apprehensive. the sky is like twilight i feel like i'm wandering in the kingdom of the dead it's raining sand. prayers of punctuated each day on the road i sleep while he converses with his god . amidst the wind blown sound appears the mythical city of babylon. in his delusions of grandeur saddam hussein emerged himself to be its king the heir to the throne the president of the iraqi republic sat there are saying in one nine hundred eighty eight inaugurated the restored city of babylon first built by nebuchadnezzar between six o four and five sixty two b.c. . at the height of his power like the ancient kings before him. built his palace in the heart of the legendary city. his tower of babel crashed down around him in the dust of pride and ambition. his memory has been left to the ravages of time and the insults of his survivors. potentially deadly blizzard taking aim for the northeast it's expected to hit stunning in a few hours from new york to maine we have team coverage of

another checkpoint on the road to babylon we present our passports and passes. a country apprehensive. the sky is like twilight i feel like i'm wandering in the kingdom of the dead it's raining sand. prayers of punctuated each day on the road i sleep while he converses with his god . amidst the wind blown sand appears the mythical city of babylon. in his delusions of grandeur saddam hussein emerged himself to be its king the heir to the throne the president of the iraqi republic sat there was saying in one nine hundred eighty eight inaugurated the restored city of babylon first built by nebuchadnezzar between six o four and five sixty two b.c. . at the height of his power like the ancient kings before him. built his palace in the heart of the legendary city. his tower of babel crashed down around him and the dust of pride and ambition. his memory has been left to the ravages of time and the insults of his survivors. wealthy british style. sometimes the tireless sometimes. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max co

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radio on her desk to listen in to conversations of truckers on the road. ere is a price to pay as well. she is always behind the wheel. there is the pressure of meeting deadlines. it is not the best paying job as well. at age 67, she still has to drive to earn a living. it is a tough job, and women need to be particularly strong willed. >> we were not born driving a truck. we learned. i think the life is different between the others and us is that we think we can. we are sure that we can. we can go anywhere with any truck. >> the next freighting contract is waiting, and the lure of the open road calls as well. ugett says she'll drive for one more year. her husband wants her to spend more time at home. it will certainly be a difficult it will certainly be a difficult adjustment.

not a whole lot of cars on the road. that's not stopping things. let's flip over to our traffic map. we have debris on the roadway at 85 northbound at blossom hill. in fact, there is some kind of animal that chp is referring to. not causing any slowdowns in that specific location. on 280 southbound, on the left shoulder, an accident as well. 17, northbound, summit road, i have soon an accident as well. take it slow. i am going to have a few more as the morning progresses. >>> this is my kind of story. talk about a major steal. department store giant, macy's says it mistakenly marked down a $1500 necklace to under $50. the actual price was supposed to be $479. in a printed cal log mailed to customers, the necklace was advertised for just $47. the 9 was missing. some lucky customers capitalized on the error before the company was able to correct it. a spokeswoman from macy's says those customers were fortunate. >> dream deal. talk and drive and you will pay a price. why officers are being extra strong looking for distracted drivers. >>> plus, talk abo

children or anyone on the road? it is a matter of life and death. >> reporter: if you were in the air aftermountain road around 9:30 where it meets alvin road and have information that can help, call anne arundel county police. >>> we will stay on this story. police search for the person responsible for hitting the teens if you know of any -- shall you can be the first to know by following us at abc news hash tab gmm. >>> now breaking news we brought you on twitter a16-year- old boy is in very bad shape after being shot. it happened north ellamont street around 4 saturday afternoon. was taken to the hospital where he remains in critical condition. police are working to find a suspect and motive. we will keep you posted on new developments. get us online at abc2news.com on facebook and on twitter. >>> 12 families are without a home after a huge fire ripped through the apartment building in rosedale. here's a bird's eye view of the scene. you can see it's pretty big atabigail drive. firefighters battled the flames and

a little slowing in both directions as both cars hit the road. roughout the rest, you see the yellow painted in through the south bay hills. that's where the wind is gustier and heavier tichlts a factor with all the trees blowing around. it is all right as far as the flow of traffic through the south bay. we will let you know if any highway 17 issues occur. we'll also show you the map farther north along the peninsula. traffic coming off the san mateo bridge, we had a tree branch cross lanes and getting to the dunb dumbarton bridge. >>> new york's new museum has turned 5,000 manhattan pay phones into a virtual time machine. when callers dial a special number, they are taken back to the year 199367. a mix of notable residents and celebrities give a story of what new york was like 20 years ago. they will describe it as dirtier, seedier and more violent than today >>> we will show you the newest video of the windy weather. >>> an overnight shooting at a san francisco doughnut shop. police are out looking for the shooter. they say he did not get away

. >> the roads are wet, so be careful, steve knows all about the weather. >> we just went through the dryest march of and it makes sense, april would start off with some rain. it is not widespread and it is very good, parts of the east bay, steady rain for many, 60 to near 70 degrees, here is sal. >>> it looks like they did not find this crash, mcarthur maze, they have a couple of vehicles and it looks clear, there is a serious accident, 780 on military west, they just told us if you are driving from vallejo to venetia, it is not a good route and we will tell you more about this coming up and at 601 let's go back to the desk. >>> it happened and sent people running for their lives literally and one man is facing several charges as a result. janine de la vega is live in san jose to tell us more about how wal-mart plans to deal with all of this, janine? >> reporter: dave the wal-mart opened its doors and we just saw an employee doing that and they are hoping for a new day pause that is where he filled and hit two people. he intentionally crashed into the entrance of the store and the ca

the road ends at our file on the banks of the persian gulf the end of our journey. from this is the al back of oil terminal rising from the water far from terrorist attacks and on a constant military surveillance where iraq's fortune oil flows in and out. the country's fortune and perhaps misfortune two. wars here have always been clothed in the same color black. and foul was at the mouth of the shuttle our best during where the tigris joins the euphrates forming the border with a ramp. on the iranian bank a gigantic portrait of the m.m. how many is there to taunt us a reminder that americans have gone leaving pandora's box wide open. been especially on me personally i never thought an old collaborated with the americans. just what chile i work i am and always have been a taxi driving us here. i still can't cross the country north to south from south dakota i'll follow all taxi i go wherever i can find work i have that i don't hesitate god be praised all i want to still live my. twenty days on the road perhaps one hundred checkpoints. with my friend khaled we've cro

this time do not keep an eye on the road. do not keep an eye on on coming traffic. keep an eye on that fence to the right. >> what? >> no. oh, whoa. >> what's happening? >> a big gust of wind ended up knocking it over and as you can see, there was someone walking right next to it. that, fortunately, was able to run away and so as not to be squashed. a man walking in front of her did get pinned under the against except the wind wasn't done. >> oh, no. >> climb over this person and knocking the person over and also freeing the other man. >> wow. that looks like it got her right in the back. >> r. the nens looks like it is made out of a sheet of aluminum. no wonder it is not very heavy. >> like propped up on stilts. that's not going to feel good, that thin, sharp metal scraping up your back. >> you're right. in the other video we have two different angles. one we see the fence falling down and from the third angle further away and we can see the entire thing falling. >> bad day. >>> i got stories of fire and ice out of russia. we start with ice. somebody was traveling a

and steve hartman on the road. if everyone were like dan stroup the post office would be in the black. >> every year like clockwork, you know you're going to get a letter from mr. stroup. from captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. ning news" >> pelley: good evening the president said today that the united states cannot stand by and permit the systemic use of chemical weapons on civilians. he said it in the oval office the day after his administration confirmed evidence of nerve gas in the syrian civil war. this was the president today. >> it is obviously horrific as it is when mortar are being fired on civilians and people are being indiscriminately killed to use potential weapons of mass destruction on civil populations crosses another line with respect to international norms and international law. and that is going to be a game- changer. >> pelley: he did not say whether changing the game involves u.s. intervention. the syrian war started two years ago as a popular uprising

but it's not causing any slowdowns on the roads. as you approach that scene, use caution and keep an eye out for the car there on the specific location. things are god to go and, of course, volume is still very light. even in the south bay, lots of green on the maps. no accidents to report and no incidents that should cause any slowdowns. at least right now. jon, thank you. >> all right. >>> drivers down in southern california found themselves doing a serious double take following, let's just say, an elaborate april fools joke from the newspaper press enterprise. riverside businessman used a forklift to place a small aerkt right on top of a fence in front of his equipment rental store. that's called bored. he also strung yellow caution tape all around it to make it look like it was a real crash site. the business owner says he he got the plane as a gift and was just trying to figure out what do you do with a plane that you get. san bernardino county sheriff's department, to make sure things were cool, were aware of this stunt ahead o

camera over to west 80 and we can do this on the air because there is another car on 880 just up the road this stretch. there is another injury accident and pardon us as we do live television as he is looking, westbound he is moving all the way over, there is another crash in this backup and oakland fire is on the scene so it is in the shadow of this fire and look at all the slowed traffic, there have been several crashes along this stretch and the traffic is just terrible. traffic is at a standstill and if this is your commute you may not even get to the bay bridge because of all of these crashes and stalled vehicles. there is a backup as you get to the pay gate and this one is blocking both lanes and you will be out there for a bit. the alternate is 80, carquinez bridge to the westbound. back to you steve. >>> some pretty good rain all the way to san ramon and pockets of more than just light rain around piedmont and san leandro and to oakland and oakland airport, you can see it is moving towards emoryville and everything is coming up and coming up from the south and it is pushing and ex

the jfx. southbound at ruxton road. to the beltway, the west side inner loop 54 miles per hour, here interstate 70. the outer loop is slowing down, it's not impacting the drive time. 12 minutes from 795 down to 95. conditions nice and clear, despite the rain, the inner loop clear down to 95, 11 minutes to travel from 95 up to 83. that's you time saver traffic report. >>> you've become accustomed about hearing shootings. this one is different. teenage girl shot dead by neighborhood boy, body buried underneath trash bags. the mother of the boys involved is covering it up. linda so is live to tell us the penalty the mom faces and one of things i found most disturbing, we heard this morning, one of the people we spoke to said she didn't care. >> reporter: yeah, veronica says her or monet's mother said that veronica looked like she didn't show remorse as she entered the plea. she pled guilty to being an accessory after the fact, carries five years in prison. sentenced june 13th. she helped her son and his friend cover up what

south of the toll road on the rest of parkway at sunrise valley drive, alternating road closures. way, 66 moving well. no incidents on maryland 95. from around the beltway has been quiet. is good news. a little volume forming on 270 through urbana and hyattstown. back to you. >> thank you. our top story this morning is boston,. the search for those behind yesterday's deadly bombings at the boston marathon. >> the of the ninth searched a home in a boston suburb overnight and they are tracking multiple persons of interest. far, no arrests. we begin team coverage with brianne carter in a satellite center. >> police say they have no motive in the attack that killed at least three people and injured more than 100 more. we are getting additional information about the investigation. according to a station in boston, officials spent the night searching an apartment in nearby revere, massachusetts, taking evidence research . a search warrant was served. boston remains on high alert as residents tried to put on a brave face and return to work less than 24 hours after the explosions erupted f

at the end of the road lies the mecca vatican and medina of the shia world.ut something of god than other al qaeda is the real enemy of iraq and even of all the arab regions i don't believe several terrorist organizations have been exported by neighboring countries i don't know but they are responsible for so many victims since baghdad fell. and i would stress that most of the attacks have targeted the shia community to walk us through one of the shia. pilgrims are well protected here all the offices and soldiers a shia. several million faithful including many from iran come every year to visit the mosques in karbala a boon for the holy city. religion is a river of gold as the saying goes. we know what it's obvious that when a country's native sons defend it things go better than when they're always better than an occupier. and invader always has trouble understanding the country they occupy and as the air proverb says no one knows the roads of mecca better than its own inhabitants and image that shout i have it if i have it. is this. the main prayer. takes p

, probably the widest road i have ever seen on a dash cam. no other cars around. watch what happens. pretty serious crash here. you see people in this car get shoved forward. the windshield goes out. their heads clearly hit that windshield. you can see it on that windshield where they hit. >> and that thing just flew off. >> yeah. >> why? why does this happen? if you go back and watch like there is no ice on the road, no snow on the road, no other cars on the road. why did they just go right into each other? it is fate happening before our eyes. this accident was meant to hapen. look h i love these two people are. because of this incident they're going to go get married. >> looks like the guy in the red and black jacket came from that car. the dude upset at what happened. gifds a what the heck just happened to the other driver because in my opinion it is the driver with the dash cam fault. >> when he opened up the hatch back, i thought he was going to read for the old russian bat and go after the guy. >> yeah. no other victims other than lack

and leaving them exposed on the dangerous road. >> i talked to the village elder.told me that the taliban used the road quite often and he advised us not to go down the road. >> he passes that information on to his commanders, but they order him to continue. the next day just as he set out, their camera captures yet another strike. >> each time when your friend's blown up, your heart stops and you don't know. you wait for the dust to come down and wait for the radio to crack back up and hear something. >> good to go. >> everybody is good to go. nobody's injured. >> so we recover the vehicle and then we continue on the road. >> finally the group makes it safely to its destination. battered and shaken, but alive. phil is also a truck commander in the 235th who has survived numerous ieds. >> for a split second there's definitely a sense of, oh, god, this is it. this is -- it's all over. >> this is good. >> then you realize everything's good and you start hearing everybody again. you know that everybody's okay and you're like, all right, we made it. >> i'll zoom in on

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if you are driving on the roads, pretty heavy traffic. tell you what highway 24 looks like. >>> it is 7:22. busy day for vallejo police. just after 2:00 p.m. on the 100 block of franklin street, police arrested one man for stealing electricity. on shot and killed street police arrested one man for trespassing. two hours later police arrested two men for attempted burglary. and just before 6:00, police responded to a burglary on magazine street. they have not found that suspect. >>> police are looking for information in a shooting at 9:30 last night. a man was shot in the chest. they saw several drivers speeding away from the scene. there is no information on the gunman. >> time is 7:23 and as steve mentioned, the storm is quickly moving out of the area. you are looking at highway 24. >> we are looking at 24 and seeing slow traffic there. still wet on the roads and going to go to our live picture. as you live from walnut creek to oakland, you will see slowing. this whole commute and on the other side is slow. since the rain is moving out, t

it will be causing problems for not only people at home but on the roads as well. there is a wind advisory in effect until later on tonight. and the wind advisories also in effect for almost every bay area breads. >> it was really what we were sleeping because year in the weather center and the traffic center we're seeing difference in numbers. >> they are definitely dying down, they were stronger in antioch. you can see there currently at 15. stronger winds along the coast line up the wins will continue. they could pick up in the afternoon hours. looking at when the dust throughout the bay area where it 25 mi. per hour in santa rosa. 29 encountered. the wind advisory expires at 8:00 p.m. tonight. a live look at san jose and around the airport, you concede the camera sticking around. >> all bay area bridges except for one are under wind advisory this morning. the only bridge is not included is the antioch bridge. the wind advisory that we have been emphasizing also includes special advisory for high- profile vehicles. especially the golden gate bridge. high-profile

christien. >> reporter: we are on the coddle road onramp. take a look you can see the fire here is still smoldering just a little bit. you can also still see the caution tape here and some of the evidence of a small campfire here. firefighters were called around 11:00 to put out a fire along the side of the road here. san jose fire investigators say the person was so badly burned it's hard to tell if it was a man or woman. they are still trying to piece together who may have died here last night. >> it appears he did reside there. there is trees and crush in that area. which we are on fire and low et asked a maigres. it appears the person was home alone. the cushion of that fire still under investigation. to find out if they have a -- for now we are live in fran oh. >>> classes resume at a community college in folk after a student stabbed 14 people at the school. coming up at 6:45 what we are learning about the disability the attacker has and what he told police. >>> congress reportedly has reached a compromise on gun control and vice preside

snow-covered roads in the rockies and northern plains. windiy thunderstorms over the heartland. also a wet ride around minneapolis, chicago and detroit. slick roads for the seattle area. high winds for drivers in the southwest. >>> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in l.a., vegas, denver, dallas, kansas city, minneapolis and chicago. >>> back to the news. we're learning details of a gun tragedy which has unfolded this weekend in tennessee. the wilson county sheriff says the wife of a deputy was accidentally shot and killed at her home during a saturday evening cookout. >> her 4-year-old nephew somehow managed to find a loaded gun and pulled the trigger. the sheriff says two adults had been looking at the weapon earlier. >> they were in a locked gun cabinet at the time, and he was actually -- he pulled another rifle out to show another family member that was present at the house. the rifle, but he had to move the pistol out of the way to do it and set it on the bed. unbeknownst to him, this small child runs into the bedroom. the first thing he sees is the gun on the be

she is not sure what happened and she said the wet roads may have played a factor. ng into alcohol and it is just too early to tell. the rain is steady and again it is light and of course that still makes for slick road conditions. california highway patrol and police are out patrolling making sure drivers are not speeding. san jose overnight just got about 5.8 inches of rain and in the santa cruz mountains they got a 10th inch of rain and it's a good reminder, it is still light and you will need to turn on your windshield wipers and make sure when you do that you turn on your lights. there has been several traffic collisions mostly in the east bay, and we have a reminder to slow down. san jose police are still here on santa clara street about to clear this scene but again they are keeping their eyes peeled to make sure they are careful. reporting live, janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> police are investigating the latest officer involved shooting which happened on jefferson streets. police confronted three young robbery suspects near a downtown rest

would suggest you take it down the road now and save as a headache of duplicating the excellent taxi magic ehail system that we already have. if you want apps in all the cabs why don't you just require apps? off-the-shelf technologies. if you want more reliable data the one thing you can do is to get uber out of our taxis. the whole system is opaque from start to finish and nothing in the recorded data even hints that uber has discussed the order, process the payment, added extra charges and then allow discriminatory reading system between drivers and customers. get better legal system out of san francisco taxis and you will have improved data right away. (applause) thank you. >> marcela fonseca. you'll pass. christopher // -- >> i am christopher fulkerson. i agree with director reiskin, we are behind the game. it is ironic. i think that it is obvious that we need it, hausman is correct, uber has decided this for us. we have been seeing what happens with too much competition, it is oddly and we are getting literally seven and eight vehicles in a row that are empty. not enough busines

the pickets had placed telephone poles and railroad ties and things of that sort on the road. or another. and the milk hauler was a fellow by the name of r.d. markell, got out. he was a 67-year-old milk hauler. he got out of his car, out of his truck, and went out on the road to remove the obstructions. and someplace along the line, somebody fired a shot. nobody knows which side. and markell was struck in the stomach. he went ahead and removed the obstructions anyway, but then he died within a few hours. schoumacher: sioux city was isolated. on the road, trucks by the hundreds were turned back and rivers of milk ran down roadway ditches, while in the city, strikers distributed gallons of confiscated milk free to the inhabitants. although the iowa strikers were few in number, their actions were merely the first ripple in an ever-widening sea of protest. roads were picketed in south dakota and nebraska. strikers were beaten and tear-gassed, but they held firm. north dakota organized and the georgia dairymendum. six weeks after the sioux city strike began, it was all over. althou

cutting education puts more problems down the road and puts the u.s. behind in global ranking. >> we have to be able to make it educationally. >> the resources, if used effectively to support high-quality instruction can make a difference in terms of student learning and student success. >> just investing for investment's sake is not justification. >> education is what drives jobs and drives our committee. >> farragut middle school along with schools across the nation are facing a budget crisis. here at farragut middle school we are faced with many budget challenge. one thing our school faces is a lack of updated technology and resources that have become a necessity for modern education. >> without this technology, teachers are unable to give their teachers the best opportunities. >> every time we have budget cuts and we have a budget crisis, it seems like the number of students in our average glasses goes up. when you have more students in a class, you have less activities, you have less time for each individual student, you have more stress on the te

one cop grabbed me, pushed me off the side of the road. i kept going and he started yelling at another cop to get me, and they wrestled me off the street which they did their job. they did what they were supposed to. i was wrong. i duck in the back alleys where all the restaurant and the bars were letting all the people out where the explosions were. there was blood all over the ground. people were crying and screaming. i kept running. i eventually made it across the street. back up to the finish line. met my family there, a vehicle i had park there had, and we piled a number of adults into our vehicle beyond capacity to get them out of there. and we evacuated the city. >> john: were you noticing police were restraining other people or trying to get them off the street as they did you? >> the boston police did an excellent job of securing the scene, removing people from the area, and attending to the wounded. i ran by at least three or four people who were on the ground. they were bleeding. the ambulances were there to take care of the runn