we're told he was uninjured but judge only gave him a 5 on that landing. >> he looks pretty angry, cha-cha. i don't think i would want the job of having to go get him. >> not at all. be like that guy, how did i get this job. >> do you think he'll be like he's fine, just leave him up there. he's good. >> moving on to summer vacation and your budget. u.s. airlines are finding more and new ways to squeeze more money out of travelers. >> if you are flying to multiple cities, there are ways to avoid paying hidden fees that can add up to thousands of dollars here's abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: for years, booking a one-way ticket was the most expensive option. now, the country's largest airlines, american, delta and united are quietly changing the way they price their multicity tickets. >> the airlines are actually charging you more if you try and buy one ticket that stops in multiple cities. they made this change in the last few weeks and most consumers don't even know about it. >> for example, say you live in chicago and you'd like to visit both l.a. and san francisco this summer. book yo

reporter: these pictures show how the brand-new truck 25-year-old conklin, who was traveling away, was uninjured. conklin says about a mile down the road from where this tree fell a car cut him off forcing him to slow down. he says he can't help but think where he might be now if that didn't happen. >> i'm still shocked. >> you know what i mean? i'm thinking like if i left my house one second after or sooner if i was going faster or if the guy wasn't in front of me what would have happened. >> reporter: his family and girlfriends say they are just grateful he is alive. >> i was scared actually scared to see it. so, you know, we thank god for our blessings. our life is whole. you have to cherish everything. >> he probably had someone watching over hims of that was like a freak accident and he was fine. >> reporter: did you buy a lottery ticket? >> i should, right? >> reporter: it doesn't get much more lucky than this. in boonton township, new jersey, hazel sanchez, cbs2 >> conklin was wearing his seatbelt. the truck was driving was a brand-new work vehicle four days earlier. >> takes your breath

in today's case, many of the uninjured were bused away from the scene. but tonight, limited service has resumed through the accident area. >> and david joins us live. the big question, why were they working on the track, with the train operating on the same track with the heavy equipment? >> that's the big question. you can see the engine is still here and the train behind it. was the train or the equipment on the wrong track? that's what the ntsb will try to answer. by looking at signals, and talking to dispatchers. by the way, we've seen a number of trains come by. looks like for the commute tomorrow, it should be fine. only limited service right now between delaware and philadelphia at this point. tom? >> david, thank you. >>> and now to the deadly weather. hitting millions tonight. high winds wreaking havoc. this car flattened by a sign in indiana. strong gusts knocking down trees and knocking out power for thousands. frigid temperatures bringing spring snow across several states. here's rob marciano. >> reporter: tonight, dozens of cars caught in a

the off-duty police officer was uninjured. investigators say the robbery victim had minor injuries. >>> now to the latest on the terror attacks in brussels. prosecutors say the terrorists initially planned to hit france again. under pressure from police they decided to switch targets. the new revelations come as one of the suspects confess as being the man in the hat. alex markward is in brussels with the latest. >> reporter: the man in the hat is offering new insight into the terror attacks in belgium. the group wanted to strike france again after the paris attacks. but with the pressure on them from the investigation, the terrorists quote urgently took the decision to strike in brussels. belgium authorities say mowmed abriniy was the man in the hat and the coat. he threw away the coat and sold the hat. the dna was found in the brestles apartment a bomb factor when he and the other attackers left in the airport. new video shows one of the men calling for a taxi. abriniy has been charged with terror. the same charges is handed

the other teens did make it across okay uninjured. dorsey remained at the scene and no charges will be filed against her. but again grief counselors from the district were at the school helping the kids deal with the tragic death of their young friend. >> thank you. >>> it has finally arrived. this is the day that could determine the eagles fortunes for years to come. it's draft day and in just a few hours it's birds are expected to select a new franchise quarterback. jaime apody is live in chicago for the excitement. >> reporter: oh absolutely brian, we are live on the red carpet here at the nfl draft and we should know in the next few hours who the next quarterback will be. lets talk about the guy we think it will be, he is carson wentz, he was with the nfl at at united way at a chicago elementary school, hanging out with kids and having fun. remember this guy, 6'5" looks like a quarterback and a 4.0 gpa. it looks like a lock that wentz and goffe are going in the fop two other in los angeles or philadelphia. here is what wentz knows

the house was uninjured. officials have not said how the driver lost control an investigation is underway. >>> all right, folks, 7:30 on a sunday morning. the action cam live at the philadelphia love run half marathon on the benjamin franklin parkway. of course, the race doesn't startal -- start until 8:00 a.m. we told it's cold, so bundle up in extra layers. >>> take a look at the pictures from yesterday, the spring snow drove away customers from local businesses. while we missed bad winter, this unspring-like weather people are wishing would just go away. let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers with the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: a month ago today, i kid you not i was walking the dog in shorts and flip flops, 82 degrees, we were setting record highs. now we're in the 20s and windchills west of philadelphia are stuck in the teens. mother nature is confused. fleegd with -- fleetwood, 26 de. chester, 30 degrees. freeze warning continues for south jersey and delaware. all the local areas are belo

thank goodness because it's keeping a lot of people alive, uninjured and communities safer. >> bernieanners demanded an apology to bill clinton for his defense of his wife's use of the phrase super predator in 1996. >> we all know what that term meant in the context it was said years ago. we know who they were talking about. >> black people. >> that's exactly right. that's who it was. i think that the president owes the american people an apology for ting to defend what is indefensible. >> joining me is a democratic member of the new york city council. let me start with you because you were there. what is your reaction to this debate about the status of the 1994 crime bill? >> just to remember what was going on in that moment is he was being confronted by a protester on behalf of the black lives matter movement. i started thinking about the authenticity of that protest. i think the larger voice being articulated is our criminal justice policies have, over decades, been a source of injustice to the african-american community. i thinwewe start by recognizing the validity of the black li

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>> to people in the backseat uninjured and of course smith's wife who was injured.roblem for prosecutors is, all these individuals have an obvious bias. they were close to the defendant and they may try to shape their testimony. clearly the wife might try to do that and so jurors often looked skeptically at those kind of witnesses. the more important witness, the unnamed witness who saw and heard the shooting. it might come down to him but who knows? it may be a nefarious individual who is inherently unreliable but this whole case , it changes because of the gun in the back and it seems now very similar to the trhs von martin shooting in which george zimmerman you may recall in florida, stand your ground defense in the end convinced jurors that he felt he was in imminent fear of serious bodily injury or death, that he was being beaten on and threatened by trhs von martin. in the end he was acquitted and you could see the same thing in this case. heather: greg jarrett, explained it all to us. thank you. jon: from the people who bought you the infamous shrimp on the t

another incident and a 3-year-old were also found uninjured. >> we have a specific family that has been targeted. i don't believe there's any other threat to any ore members of the community, however, there is a threat there. and i believe that threat to be armed and dangerous. >> police are urging the community and especially members of the family involved the to take precautions. police have executed search warrants and interviewed dozens of people, but have not made any arrests. ohio governor kasich received an update on the story this morning while on the campaign trail. >> in oklahoma, one ambulance speeding away from the hospital. we'll tell you why as this wild chase was caught on camera. >>> out of houston, widespread flooding has claimed eight lives and now, people living in what has truly become a waterlogged city have a new word. mosquitos and the zika virus. dr. manny joins us on what this could mean for the city. plus, those flood waters causing millions of dollars in damage, including this parkinging problem and that's a problem. janet dean is standing by with a look at ju

. >> we were able to herd everyone right across here into the church that were uninjured, and we also had all of the ambulan ambulances here taking those who were injured. >> reporter: reverend james, watched amtrak trains fly by just past the woods that stretch behind trainer united methodist church for more than a decade. sunday reverend ford throwing open church doors to the hundreds of passengers seeking sanctuary after train 89 struck a construction crew backhoe and partially went off the rails. >> come right in here and the injured were taken away here by the ambulances. >> one of the ems personnel asked if they can use the church and that's when i said surely. that's when we opened the gymnasium. >> reporter: day after the trauma the reverend is still shaken by the tragic loss of two lives. both construction workers not on board the train. ford says his heart went out to the traumatized passengers and crew. >> so many of the people were under dressed. they weren't prepared to be walking in all of that wind from yesterday across a field. >> monday morning press conference in che

you that all those injured are expected to be a school spokesperson tells me that those who were uninjured, those students who were left on the burks another bus returned them to mark train middle school. wendy, back to you. >> thanks, david. speed cameras, nothing new, one camera has been catching people over and over and over again. the camera in the 600 block of kennelworth avenue northeast. you may know it well. it is responsible for thousands of dollars in tickets. so transportation reporter adam tusk started investigating. >> reporter: time and time again, hit by the speed camera. this driver, who didn't want to give his last name got ticket after ticket from a camera like this one a few weeks back. he can't put the pieces together. >> every day for 12 days, i got a speeding ticket. before i even received the first one in the mail and so now i have, you know, $1,500 in speeding ticts >> you see the problem along this stretch of kennelworth avenue isn't so much the speed camera. it's the speed limit. right here the speed limit is 50 miles an hour, over here, a short distance away the

. >> luckily the driver and passenger are uninjured in the crash, but there's still one more bit of unfinishedce i confirm there's no injury to the people in the car, my next concern is do i 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 of 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 that a, he was driving and b, he just crashed into a 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 to fight the dui. >> a police officer who has 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 a batman costume. how you doing? >> march 21st, 2012,

it's not clear how the encounter ended, but reports at the scene say that man left uninjured. >>> it's a competition most seasoned athletes wouldn't even dare to attempt. this week in china daredevil competitors are taking part in the 2016 world low-altitude parachute jump contest. i don't even like the way that sounds. competitors launched themselves off a glass skywalk and performed difficult maneuvers for several seconds before, just in time, deploying their parachute. the low altitude jump allows them no room for mistakes. the final roun of the competition is today. >>> an amazing family reunion rescue crews pulled a lost duckling out of a storm drain. the little guy said thanks by happyily chirping as crews brought him to his mother. she was anxiously waiting nearby with all of the duckling's brothers and sisters >> absolutely precious. thank you, david. >>> much more news ahead in our next half hour. why drivers could encounter a traffic nightmare on the tappen zee bridge this weekend. >>> plus graffiti on staten island, police making an arrest. how it's linked to an employee wit

many of the uninjured were bused away from the scene.imited service has resumed through this accident area. the damaged engine and train are still here. ntsb investigators will be talking to dispatchers, looking at signals, trying to figure out why that train and the heavy equipment were on the same rail. david kerley, abc news, trainor, pennsylvania. >> quite a mystery there. >>> we'll turn our focus overseas and to lahore, pack staj. hundreds gathered adviser victims of a terror attack on easter sunday. muslims, christians and hindus gathered to show solidarity. 75 people were killed including 29 children. the attack was aimed at christians but many muslims were among the victims. >>> an emotional day in belgium as brussels international airport reopens for the first time since those deadly terror attacks. the first passenger flight to take off was a brussels airlines plane heading to portugal. two other flights left for athens and turin, italy. the airport is not fully operational. delta has suspended flights between atlanta and bruss

he was uninjured and he asked why his cousin who is a deputy sheriff had not responded to the scene make thg joke, my cousin is too busy to see me. i believe law enforcement officerss need the option to keep people alive. the other choices are very dangerous. thank you. >> thank you and so everybody knows there is a buzzer that gives a 30 second warning so there are two. that is why sometimes gets 30 seconds more. next speaker. good evening. >> good evening. i want to address 2 issues . okay. let's be honest. the tasers-where are they? you want to play politics with them. where is mayor lee? come on people. i want to express my thanks to joyce hicks, her article about the young man in the chronicle. you go girl. where are the tasers people? come on. every police department in the nation has them but you people won't do it. [inaudible] please shooting. the man couldn't speak english, the officers were violating the 21 feet rule. greg you know about that. he had to get 21 feet away from the assault. we violated that. [inaudible] we screwed that up, we really screwed that up. have a good ev

program in police academies, military units, we're being able to perform, being able to show up uninjureder one. so there is nothing real there as far as i'm concerned, as far as we're concerned. >> you did mention that money making is part of it, i know it's not everything to you. but i'm curious how you approach partnerships like reebok for instance which has long been your partner. it's not exactly the whoest sports wear company on the block. how are you looking at the sports apparel market and deciding who you want to stick with and what makes sense? >> reebok approached us with a simple proposition after everyone else in the apparel industry did, but they hit it from a different angle. they were crossfiters. banning nike shoes is ridiculous. i wear nike shoes. i talk to people at nike making shoes for crossfiters. there is no there there. we have the relationship with reebok because the terms were good, the timing was right. we were growing an international sport. we had 330,000 people register for the open making it the most participated sporting event in the world. we needed a titl

he was uninjured and he asked why his cousin who is a deputy sheriff had not responded to the scene make thg joke, my cousin is too busy to see me. i believe law enforcement officerss need the option to keep people alive. the other choices are very dangerous. thank you. >> thank you and so everybody knows there is a buzzer that gives a 30 second warning so there are two. that is why sometimes gets 30 seconds more. next speaker. good evening. >> good evening. i want to address 2 issues . okay. let's be honest. the tasers-where are they? you want to play politics with them. where is mayor lee? come on people. i want to express my thanks to joyce hicks, her article about the young man in the chronicle. you go girl. where are the tasers people? come on. every police department in the nation has them but you people won't do it. [inaudible] please shooting. the man couldn't speak english, the officers were violating the 21 feet rule. greg you know about that. he had to get 21 feet away from the assault. we violated that. [inaudible] we screwed that up, we really screwed that up. have a good ev

he was uninjured and he asked why his cousin who is a deputy sheriff had not responded to the scene make thg joke, my cousin is too busy to see me. i believe law enforcement officerss need the option to keep people alive. the other choices are very dangerous. thank you. >> thank you and so everybody knows there is a buzzer that gives a 30 second warning so there are two. that is why sometimes gets 30 seconds more. next speaker. good evening. >> good evening. i want to address 2 issues . okay. let's be honest. the tasers-where are they? you want to play politics with them. where is mayor lee? come on people. i want to express my thanks to joyce hicks, her article about the young man in the chronicle. you go girl. where are the tasers people? come on. every police department in the nation has them but you people won't do it. [inaudible] please shooting. the man couldn't speak english, the officers were violating the 21 feet rule. greg you know about that. he had to get 21 feet away from the assault. we violated that. [inaudible] we screwed that up, we really screwed that up. have a good ev

they appeared uninjured. how would they survive? what did they eat or drink?> at best they got on the island, maybe found drinking water, coconuts. coconuts have a lot of liquid you can stay alive in. >> so far, there's no information from the men, themselves, on how they stuck this out or even who they are. we tried to reach them in the micronesian islands but have not been able to, wolf. we can say they're part of a remarkable string of success by the navy and coast guard. they've saved 15 lives. >> brian todd, thank you. >>> coming up, with the gop possibly heading toward a contested convention, donald trump attacks what he calls a rigged delegate system and ted cruz says trump is worried that he'll become known as losin' donald. we came up with a plan to help reduce my risk of progression. and everywhere i look... i'm reminded to stick to my plan. including preservision areds 2. my doctor said preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula that the national eye institute recommends to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd...

third car involved in the car accident, a gray impala, they say, contained two friends of smith, uninjured during the shooting. police not confirming their identities, but a close friend of smith's, washington redskins running back pierre thomas was photographed at the scene after the shooting posting this on instagram, i witnessed a close friend shot to death over an expletive fender bender. hayes' defense attorney saying his client wasn't the aggressor. will smith's father speaking out for the first time since his son's death to our affiliate wtvd. >> he shot him in the back and then he walked up on him and shot him again and then when his wife started screaming we have babies, he shot her. please tell me where that was not murder. >> reporter: smith's father, >> do i forgive the gentleman that shot my son? yes, i do and many going to forget him, hell no. >> reporter: hayes has been charged with second degree murder. he has not yet entered a plea but another charge for shooting raquel smith is pending and a further investigation recovering from nonlife-threatening injuries. >> thanks ver

he was on that train but uninjured. 30 people were injured but not life-threatening injuries.ng from new york to savannah, georgia and it stopped in washington, d.c.. a massiveory today, leak reveals money rings of global leaders. these leaked documents have revealed an extensive network of offshore companies, including one tied to vladimir putin. it allows the wealthy to hide their assets from taxes and in some cases, to launder billions in cash. a german newspaper alleges this. good morning. the superdelegates are being totally unfair. superdelegates were designed for the surface of supporting a candidate who is the most probable to win the general election in november. but bernie sanders beats hillary clinton for all of the polls in winning the general election. so the superdelegates should be switching to bernie sanders now. if hillary clinton is the nominee and the republicans put theohn kasich than republicans will win in november. i think the superdelegates need to be fair. host: jason, thank you for the call. on the republican line, we go to jim. caller: i have a quest

he was uninjured and he asked why his cousin who is a deputy sheriff had not responded to the scene makehg joke, my cousin is too busy to see me. i believe law enforcement officerss need the option to keep people alive. the other choices are very dangerous. thank you. >> thank you and so everybody knows there is a buzzer that gives a 30 second warning so there are two. that is why sometimes gets 30 seconds more. next speaker. good evening. >> good evening. i want to address 2 issues . okay. let's be honest. the tasers-where are they? you want to play politics with them. where is mayor lee? come on people. i want to express my thanks to joyce hicks, her article about the young man in the chronicle. you go girl. where are the tasers people? come on. every police department in the nation has them but you people won't do it. [inaudible] please shooting. the man couldn't speak english, the officers were violating the 21 feet rule. greg you know about that. he had to get 21 feet away from the assault. we violated that. [inaudible] we screwed that up, we really screwed that up. have a good even