after he was brought to shore, he was taken to a local hospital completely uninjured. he was just a little tired. >> and freaked out. he almost died. >> if we are going to talk about rescues, we should talk about the royal national lifeboat institution. this is off the coast of england. look at this. this was a multiagency rescue. we've got a cargo ship that's grounded. at the rnli volunteers were called in. watch this. they get up to that grounded cargo ship. look at this footage. you can see it's listing. look how enormous it is. there are 24 crew members stuck on this ship. >> this is where i went to university. it's loaded with brand-new cars. >> one guy sees the rescue raft down below. he jumps more than 26 feet into the water. the raft was there to quickly scoop him up. he was okay. some of the people ended up staying onboard overnight to make sure everybody was safe everything was taken care of. all four crew members okay. >> two absolutely random attacks caught on video. this first one in china. reports say this man has a knife in his hand. watch what he is doi

elijah, protected by the stroller, is uninjured. jeffrey lewis is impressed by courier's quick actions. >> she acted very quickly, calmly. she ran immediately to the child and got the child out of harm's way. >> police later find the minivan abandoned nearby, but the driver is nowhere to be found. when police review the security video from inside the convenience store, they identify a 20-year-old, antonio ragland. the muskeegan prosecutor's office issues an arrest warrant, charging him with leaving the scene of a crime and driving without applying for a license. both are misdemeanors. in 2014 while in jail facing unrelated felony charges, ragland pleads no contest and is sentenced to 30 days in jail for his role in the stroller-dragging incident. courier realizes just how fortunate she and elijah are to have escaped virtually unharmed. >> i realized how short life really is. i realized you have to cherish and love your kids no matter what. and hold them close because you don't know what can happen. >>> security cameras capture a ter

sailor suffering a broken wrist, using her uninjured arm to climb out. 38 degrees and misting in the darkness. wearing shorts a t-shirt, and just one sock. from the air, we see her journey. you can see lots of hills. you can see creeks. we're told she had to work her way through a 12-foot creek bed. ending up at this house. larry wilkins answering the door. >> we thought her arm was broke. her left foot was hurting pretty bad. >> reporter: right now, the question, what brought down the plane? investigators will examine the wreckage and try to find out. it could take days. gio benitez, abc news, kentucky. >>> recovery workers are hoping to make prob progress in the recovery effort of the other plane crash. sonar has found what they believe to be five large pieces of the plane on the ocean floor. there's a controversial new thing. that icing could have caused the plane's engine to fail. experlts say however that is not possible. on an air bus jet. >>> president obama is back at the white house after a two-week vacation in hawaii. today, the president will meet behind closed doors with

horse did a full-on slip to get on to the roof and on to the patio and it's shocking ungin inging uninjured. >> awkward. >> did i do that? >> that's the craziest thing i've ever seen. . >> all right. we're going to play word association for the first video. i'm going to give you something, say the first word that comes to your mind. boy stuck in a well. >> china. >> boom. >> down this tiny hole which is over 30 feet deep a well a 2-year-old child is stuck 20 feet down just above the water level. but this is where they have to get really imaginative because you can see this first rescuer tries going down. first, he's not fitting. he's not getting down that hole. they go all right, another idea they decide let's go head-first. but look he's not fitting either. nothing is working. these guys have to think so far outside the box. what they did was they get a giant bamboo pole with a loop on the end, they put it all the way down the hole screaming at the child, shouting at the child hoping he can get his arms in put him in the loop and watched. they then pull him up fish him out. >> wow. >> basi

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sailer suffering a broken wrist, using her uninjured arm to climb out. emerging in complete darkness. wearing shorts a t-shirt and just one sock. from the air, we see her journey. flying over the area you can see lots of hills. you can see creeks. in fact, we are told she actually had to work her way through a 12-foot creek bed. ending up at this house. larry killingens answering the door. >> her arm was broke and her left foot was hurting to bad. >> the seating in the aircraft is two, two, two and one. if she was in the back of the airplane the impact of the aircraft cushioned the blow. >> reporter: what a nation calls a miracle. bringing a lieutenant to tears. to me v see this little girl walk out of there and survive the crash? >> just absolutely amazing. i have an 8-year-old little girl. i can't imagine her going through what this little girl went through. >> reporter: i think a lot of parents in america where v are thinking that. >> exactly. >> reporter: tonight, what brought down that plane? investigators will try to determine that for days tom. >>

talking with the drivers, they say it was a frightening ordeal and those that came out uninjured, well the chain reaction accident on the schuylkill expressway caught drivers off guard. as ron briggs vehicle began to spin, he prayed. >> i just hit the brakes, and started to spin, just grabbed the wheel, put my head up against the headrest and just said this is not going to go well. >> reporter: briggs was uninjured but his car was totaled. 30 others weren't as fortunate and were treated at local hospitals. 31-year-old eric blah -- blau was involved in the initial accident. he exited his vehicle. it would be a fatal move as another car slid into him. other drives tried to help blau. the chaos was captured on cell phone. >> watch the cars coming the other way. >> it's still surreal. i've seen the video several times and it's just -- it just seems like i can't believe that i was there. i've never been through anything like that before in my life and hope to god i never will be again. >> reporter: two hours later another others were die on the blue route. several vehicles collided and wedg

not only did he walk away uninjured. he even managed to drive the car home after the accident.t's his car down there in that parking lot. nbc bay area's kimberly tere is live with this story. >> reporter: the 84 year old man says he was on his way to get some breakfast when he hit traffic right here and ended up on the tracks. that's when he saw the train coming at him. he was sitting inside his car at that moment and knew he had literally seconds to save himself. >> came to my if i'm not able to move off this i know what will happen. >> reporter: angel says he was petrified when he looked to see the amtrak train barrelling toward him. >> i can see it already. how far is that up a mile i see it? >> reporter: his nissan sentra was sitting across tracks in hayward. >> it's not good for me to be caught there. so i have to move on. and it happened that the traffic did move on. so i keep on driving until i was able to free. >> reporter: but it wasn't completely free. a few inches of his car were still on the tracks, and the train clipped it. destroying the back bumper but leaving th

. >> reporter: he was uninjured but 31-year-old eric blau was killed. 30 others were hurt.te police say blau got out of his vehicle and was hit by another car. other drivers tried to help him as other cars collided. >> watch the cars coming the other way. >> reporter: this was the scene of another fatal accident on the blue route near route three. a tractor-trailer jackknifed. three drivers couldn't avoid the big rig. two drivers identified as thomas brennan of lansdale and jason anderson of dover delaware died. volunteer firefighter joe bardroff says he came within 10 feet of hitting the tractor-trailer himself. he tended to the two men while waiting for paramedics. >> i was with both of them for about 20 minutes trying to stabilize them and talk to them. >> reporter: were they conscious? what can you tell me. >> they were in and outism anderson worked at dover international speed way as director of ticket sales and operations. the speed way released a statement that reads in part "jason was a dedicated husband, father, employee and friend. he will be greatly missed ". and

amazingly, uninjured. not a single broken bone after spending four days in a 30-foot mine shaft. her name is molly. she is 1200 pounds and someone's pet. her owner fed her crackers and bananas in tuolumne animal control assembled a team of uc- davis vets, a three-hour operation. dr. madigan and his residents were fitted with harnesses and lowered down. they sedated her and tied a rope around her and pulled her out with a tow truck. her owner is very emotional and relieved, of course. also very thankful for the community's support. by the way, animal control tells me it is footing the bill. >> san jose firefighters had a different kind of rescue this morning. >>> they were called out to free a man who was run over by his own car. he was pinned underneath. and taken to the hospital with minor injuries. investigators on the scene think the man was working on his car but he didn't put it in park. >>> a lead foot crackdown on the golden gate bridge with the new median barrier in place. chp says that more drivers are speeding. we took mobile5 for a drive to see for ourselves and sure e

the hostage was uninjured.ds -- the french president speaking to his country live from paris today. let's go back to knoxville tennessee. phil mattingly is standing by. the president of the united states, due to address the gathering in knoxville in knoxville at any moment. the vice president is at the podium. as we continue to follow the events in paris today, members of the house and quite -- senate intelligence committee will no doubt be discussing what is to be done united states to remain vigilant. are we getting any sense from the new chair of the senate homeland committee -- homeland security committee about what measures might be taken? >> is still early for that. one interesting element to keep an eye on is in the wake of the leaks from edward snowden there has been a move on capitol hill in both chambers to consider legislation to ratchet back the national security agency. that effort fell short of the end of last congress. one thing that often occurs in the wake of attacks like this and they wake of

ten hostages released uninjured or got out uninjured.t is from greg -- i have a question for you about the coverage of this incident inside france. what was the tone of the newscasters who were telling the french public what was going on, a tone of a anger, hostility, what was their tone? how did they come across? >> i sat outside most of the day, haven't been sitting in front of a television set. earlier today in the hotel watching the coverage, i thought it was quite lucid, it was not hysterical. clearly people are outraged and angry but i think they are feeling more that something needs to be done and french people need to work together but i have to say it has been -- it has been solid coverage. it has been clear coverage, caretaking, the best of my interest in to keep to the facts and try to inform the public about what is happening where, where schools are being evacuated, where students have been told to stay inside so it seems to me it has been instructive and lucid and careful and it has not been hysterical but there are a range

both hostages were uninjured. in a simultaneous raid at the kosher market in paris, french police killed that terrorist and saved over a dozen hostages. four hostages had been killed by the terrorists before the police raid. in a speech later in the day, the president of france praised the french security forces. >> translator: i want to pay tribute to the courage, the bravery and the efficiency of the police officers and of all of those who took part in these operations. i want to tell them that we are proud of them because when the order was given, they carried out the assault simultaneously and got the same result. they saved human lives, those of the hostages. >> joining me now is former superintendent and chief of the boston police department. he was the incident commander during the boston marathon bombing attack. i imagine when you were watching in this week, there were a lot of echos of what you went through in boston. >> there were a lot of emotions that i was going through as i watched my brothers and si

the policeman are uninjured. the gunmen drive away. jim scuitto is out in paris. this video does fill in some important blanks. >> reporter: that's right. it right at the moment they storm through the offices and massacres the journalists there. a couple of things stand out. one season the comfort level the the patience as they unload their weapons. it appears one of their rifles jams and one brother helps the other brother unjam his rifle. they continue on their way. finally just the ease with which they escaped here. this was murder in broad daylight on the streets of paris. they have the multiple encounters with the police. they get away. they were on the run for two more days. the question is whether the city was prepared for it. >> the other thing is just trying to understand what someone was thinking filming this. you're filming as the people are reloading automatic weapons and murdering people. your comment is he has nerve. they seem to think it's blanks. it seems possible they didn't think this was real and maybe that would explain why they are filming it

she was uninjured. ? as bury park mounds of snow dominated downtown while snow melt was being spread on this parking lot. restaurants still advertised they were closed not ready to reopen with this snow scene still in view. >> it's definitely deserted. >> reporter: doesn't bother you? >> well it's kind of nice. >> reporter: some people mostly locals seemingly, were getting out and about, even though here would be no outside dining. cabin fever setting in. >> stopped to get some lunch after shoveling. >> reporter: cabin fever? >> a little bit. >>> we are all counting down the day until the big game. super bowl xlix just five days away. festivities are already under way right now in phoenix. nbc10's keith jones isn't sitting beside me because he's inside all of the excitement at super bowl media day. >> reporter: our nbc10 crew shot an hour's worth have footage at us airways. we broke down the highlights. there are thousands of fans here down on the floor. it's a mob scene of people all shapes and sizes. >>

the workers saw what happened, but were uninjured. >> she was jogging and the at&t guy told me they'd seen her by the blink of an eye, her tennis shoes go by. >> reporter: neighbors count numerous deadly accidents along this notorious stretch. >> this is our home. this is where we live. a little piece of heaven here, it's beautiful. but the cars, back and forth, fast. >> reporter: cars zoomed by the scene tonight. neighbors say these guardrails were put up, but they want more. >> i see 50 to 90, just coming by fast. they set up speed traps. it works for about two weeks, then everyone goes right back to it. >> we contacted city hall. the department of transportation, they're going to come out tomorrow and look at the area. so we're aware there is a problem out here. >> reporter: police identify the two drivers as 19-year-old gabriel blasera, and manuel avalos. >>> people ordered to stay home as an extreme blizzard bears down on the northeast. here's a look at times square in manhattan. even the subway is shut down tonight as snow continues to fall. millions of people are going to be af

he was uninjured so was his brother and sister.med it was the perpetrator's blood. >> police files rerule that the carjacker's blood had been collected from the victim's pants. >> i went to the evidence room and i see that the pants were checked out by one of the d.a.'s and not returned. i'm like, hello? if they were so sure that john thompson was the carjacker, you would have tested his blood and gone tada, waived your crime lab report around the courtroom. that would have been your nail. i knew that something was going on that was very unscrupulous and was deliberate. deliberate. >> the defense was never told that the blood had been tested. so that revealed quite a bit about the prosecutors that had been handling thompson's case. >> my next move is to go to the crime lab. and act -- you can't tip off people who work for the police department you are on to something naughty. i just go in and go, i need to see this old report, please. i then get the crime lab report which tells me that the blood type is blood b. >> we were incredib

car out of the building and a police officer brought the 86 year-old woman home a bit shaken but uninjured. she has insurance. it appears no charges will be filed. one ymca official says on a typical day there is someone swimming in the lane closer to that wall. today however, no one was there. as you might imagine ymca officials tell us that the pool will be closed for some time while the rest of the ymca will remain opened. those repairs could take sometime to complete. we are live in ridley township matt rivers cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> quite a scene there matt thanks very much. >>> two people hospitalized after a school bus crash in southwest philadelphia. a bus was one of the reek also involved in the crash. an suv and minivan also were involved at 68th and chester just before 9:00 o'clock this morning. it is not clear whether any children were on board that bus, we do know that police are investigating. >>> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" authorities in europe are on high alert, security forces still watching operations to prevent new terror attacks. dozens of suspects have be

coming out of the aircraft after she was able to -- she told us she was able to get out using her uninjuredhe did not see any lights at all at the house. she thought about, as i've already stated trying to use a stick somehow. obviously the woods was damp. it was misting. that wasn't successful. so she just started walking to find help and she could not see any lights at all until she got out of the wooded area that she'd been wandering in for probably a considerable amount of time and once she saw the street light, or a light there by mr. wilkins' home, that's where she -- that's the direction she headed to. >> wow. and that house where she went and knocked on the door belonged to larry wilkins, the man you see right there. he opened the door and saw her covered in scratches, walking through briers and bushes in the dark. he called 911. >> mr. wilkins said she was very shook up when she got to the house, but he had already begun tending to her injuries with a washcloth and getting her cleaned up but i was literally struck by how calm she was able to -- and the ability for her to give us in

sailor suffering a broken wrist, using her uninjured arm to climb out. emerging from the plane into complete darkness. 38 degrees and misting. wearing shorts, a t-shirt and one sock. from the air we see her journey. flying over this area, you can see lots of hills, creeks. we're told she had to work her way through a 12-foot creek bed. ending up at this house. larry wilkins answering the door. >> she thought her arm was broke and her left foot was hurting pretty bad. >> reporter: her survival against all odds. >> the seating in this aircraft is two, two, two and one. if she was in the very back, the impact cushioned the blow and could have allowed her to survive. >> reporter: what a nation calls a miracle, bringing a lieutenant who has seen it all to tears. >> to see this little girl walk out of there and survive that crash -- just absolutely amazing. yeah very much so. i have an 8-year-old little girl. i can't imagine her going through what this little one went through. >> reporter: i think a lot of parents in america are thinking that. >> absolutely. h

. >> the other woman on the ground is uninjured, but the man dies at the scene.ame is julian calbert, and police say he has an extensive criminal record, including a rape conviction. it turns out the woman in the trunk is calbert's wife. police say calbert kidnapped her and a friend from a hospital parking lot at knifepoint because he was angry she had filed a domestic violence complaint against him. according to the police report, calbert beat his wife and locked her in the trunk. she dialed 911 using a cell phone calbert didn't know she had on her and left the line open so the disses patcher would hear their location. >> we're at flying-j's in how much gas are you going to put in? i don't want to be in this trunk anymore. >> the footage from the flying-j truck stop plays a key role into the grand jury investigation into the shooting. >> it helped that everything was caught on camera. that way the jury, everybody could see what actually occurred. it's not just my word. or my backup saying what they saw. >> the jury determines that the killing of julian calbert b

everybody uninjured. the embassy clear in a statement, these were not warning shots, they said. there was intent. so quite clear an intent to kill or injure u.s. diplomats here. they apparently moved straight into the themembassy compound. that will raise fears in washington and the safety of the staff here who say they're carry can go on pretty much as normal. they've always been at a very heightened security posture. >> all right. nick peyton walsh, many thanks to you. just into us here at cnn, that airasia flight that disappeared rose quote, faster than a fighter jet. we're talking 6,000 feet per second. we have new details on what this could mean ahead. plus critics are blasting the "american sniper" movie for glorifying war. we'll debate with a medal of honor recipient. >>> and a prosecutor getting ready to reveal the result of this alleged cover-up investigation involving iran is found shot to death. was it or assassination? that's coming up. you're watching cnn. online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were ju

a few customers retreat inside the store, along with the driver, whose uninjured. they can't leave because it's too dangerous. >> even though we were inside, we could feel the heat. we were waiting, because we thought the windows would shatter, there was so much heat. >> by the time a fire truck arrives, the car is fully engulfed. >> couldn't look away. you know, you were just fixated on it. when are they going to get this thing out? >> with firefighters on scene, eyewitness mark toy goes across the street to record the inferno using his cell phone camera. he captures emergency workers spraying a special foam. the flames draw back, belch thick plumes of smoke and steam. the firefighters disappear inside the cloud. as scary as that looks, in just two minutes, the foam does its job and the fire is out. >> as soon as they got it foamed, the entire area filled with smoke. it was smoldering for quite some time. >> inside the incinerated vehicle, firefighters discover remnants of toddler's clothing. they belong to the driver's young daughter, who thankfully was left home

. >> luckily, the driver and passenger are uninjured in the crash, but there's still one more bit ofi've confirmed there's no injury to either party in the car, my next concern is do i still have an impaired driver? >> officer white asks the driver to get out of the car for a standard dui test. the results of the test lead to the forgone conclusion, an arrest on suspicion for the dui. as for the passenger? >> i find out that's actually the driver's wife, and she was shouting at him, certain expletives that i can't explain here at this time, but certainly, she was upset with the fact that, a, he was driving, and that b, he had just crashed their new prius. >> the dash cam video is later used as evidence to help convict the driver of drunk driving. >> just showing the video alone to his defense attorney made the point that he was not going to try and fight the dui. >>> a police officer who's seen it all has one of the strangest encounters of his career when he pulls over a famous crime-fighter. >> not too many people that i stop are dressed up in a costume, and especially not in a batm

reporter: the bodies of more victims in the area are crass returning to land for arise alive and uninjuredthe victim's return to indonesia hospital yesterday heavy storms and the waves and the java sea and almost a down the 162 people on board when the jet went down on sunday families of victims are gathering in indonesia to remember their loved ones tsk >> reporter: lost many people they love and there is a flight 85 01. my mother my sister and brother-in-law and the whole family and total seven people and nuncio and other family members get ready to drive to whether air asia flights starting the syllabi airport the other families. his mother 80 one-year-old the matriarch of a family out as a mackerel in this situation. he thought of opportunities i regret all the time the house oppose to spend time with her now i cannot do it anymore. >> reporter: until yesterday morning was still hope will get the mayor of that are found alive because my mother sphere my sister will marry close in this is still much of the sister acts got what he is testing as the sweat the seminoles a miracle is most u

the pilot and passenger walked away uninjured.he federal drug enforcement agency. >>> we talked about the fact the president will not be meeting with the israeli prime minister but he did meet with a bunch of youtube stars or bloggers. these people have millions of followers on youtube, combined the white house is calling this digital outreach. the president was answering questions like this in this first interview since the state of the union: >> i grew up in florida and i have a lot of friend who are cuban american and heard the stories of their families escaping and some didn't make it to come into the united states for a better life and get away from the castro's. the guy puts beep in dictatorship. >> lovely right? >> that is glowzel green. she is a comedian and known for wearing green lip sticks and stunts like sitting in a bath tub of milk and cereal and eating it. richard flowler is here and the question is obvious, richard why? >> his -- this is the truth of the matter. this is part of america. this is the only place some

in fact, we talked about making an adjustment for some younger military retires who are uninjured and healthy when they exited. that created quite a bit of controversy. that recommendation came from the pentagon that the pentagon is asking us to make changes. that conversation is going to have to happen sooner or later about how to adjust salary adjustments and pensions so we maintain a more ready force. >> health care. >> i want to throw health care under those personnel costs. we are spending a heck of a lot of money. we have to figure out a way to make this work so we can have the kind of force that can respond the way we policy makers want it to. >> james democratic caller. good morning to you. you're on the air with the congressman. go ahead. james, one last call for you to ask your question or comment for congressman charlie dent. dennis west palm beach, florida, republican. >> caller: i want to say to the congressman i am not very happy listening to comments here today. he made a comment just before you picked me up that we want to more or less table the social values issues to

we have learned that they are uninjured. fortunately no leaks or hull damage has been reported. and at this point, no word on what exactly caused the accident. >>> ukraine is now under siege. this is not just a skirmish this is a battleground. ten civilians have been killed dozens injured. militants began shelling areas in donetsk. secretary of state john kerry is accusing pro russian separatists of a blatant land grab. ukraine claims it isn't just separatists, it is in fact russian military. the president there says 9,000 russian troops are fighting alongside rebel forces in ukraine. russia denies this as they have denied any involvement from the beginning. >>> take a look at these images, this is a massive fire destroying an apartment complex in edgewater, new jersey the fire is contained, the firefighters are still on the scene battling it. the fire displacing more than 400 people but incredibly officials say everyone in the four-story building was able to get out safely. there's a local state of emergency that has been declared. and public schools in this town will be closed

diplomats inside escaping uninjured. but the embassy said there was intent to kill.ll this pans out is so vital. for the future of one of the u.s.'s most important counterterror allies al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. the clearest threat say many u.s. officials, to the united states. the more chaos there is here the greater collapse of government the easier it is for al qaeda to hide and the harder it is for the u.s. to target them. >> nick paton walsh. >>> back at home a defiant president obama challenging the new republican-controlled congress to practice a different brand of politics during his final two years in office. in his state of the union address, the president laid out an expansive and expensive wish list to help middle class americans. let's begin with michelle kosinski at the white house. tell us more michelle. >> this morning the white house says they are very pleased with the speech and how it was received. and this is the state of the union address the president has been wanting to make. they say now for the first time the economy is strong enough