. >> reporter: erika ukee, good morning, what a long and unnerving day for dozens of passengers on that amtrak train, who were many coming home to philadelphia. now the train from north carolina, to philly, was supposed to arrive at 7:00 last evening. but just couple of hours ago people from philadelphia finally made their way home. take a look at the video. two late trains caring these passengers pulled into philadelphia late last night. one at 11:00 another around midnight. they were tired shaken up, and that's because around noon their amtrak train operating from charlotte collided with a big rig that had stalled on the tracks in hal fax county north carolina derailed some cars impact injured about 40 people. thankfully, no one was seriously injured. amtrak says there were 212 passengers, eight crew members on board at the time of the collision. and that included clinton jackman, from malvern he was in the cafe car during the collision, he says it turned out to be the first car left standing on the tracks. take a listen. >> it was just a big joke. and, well, right before the impact w

making the issue even more unnerving.go, last year they gave out 30 billion all the loans and they will probably be capping them and already there are reports of rejection letters. and finally the biggest winner in the market yesterday by far, the number one percentage gain. have you ever heard of this company? they were spun off from aig and their name is spring leaf. this is a juggernaut, more than 2000 brands in 43 states. a subprime juggernaut. and if that doesn't spook you, what does? what about you, steve? what you make it? subprime and juggernaut in the same sentence is unnerving. >> yes, i think if anything you are being a little bit kind about the auto sales numbers. by the way, speaking of songs, blame it on the rain was a terrible song by milli vanilli. lehman on the weather is a terrible excuse for these auto members. last winter was the worst winter of my adult lifetime in chicago. so blame it on the weather is not a valid excuse. i think there's something bigger going on and there's something going to a part

i think initially it was quite unnerving. trying to make as compelling and accurate pictures as i could. this was a photograph that was taken just next to a sierra leonian military check point that has been established outside of a city which at the time was a real epicenter of the outbreak. these are all people who don't have official permission from the government to be able to pass the check points. i and a lot of other journal lists have reservations about raising a camera in a tragic moment. but over and over and over again, i sensed that people had an understanding of why we were there. this was a scene that i encountered in a district and i came across these people who had gathered around the river side. it was a really nice moment. it was completely divorced from the reality of the ebola outbreak that was transpiring around during the days. i hope that people would feel that i did a suitable job conveying what seemed to be the reality as far as i was concerned about this epidemic. >> that is our news for this hour. i'

the adjustment it's the shift from having razed raced zero for years to an interest rate that's unnervingarket. >> woodruff: one thing is the strengthening of other currencies especially the euro. what about that? what's behind that and how serious a concern is it? >> well, in terms of what's driving the dollar up, we're in a much different place than europe is right now and, in many respects, the united states is the strongest economy in the developed world right now. the federal reserve stopped purchasing bonds in our market well over a year ago, back in late 2013. the european central bank just embarked on their own quantitative easing where they're purchasing securities. we're getting set to raise interest rates, so capital is flowing into the united states. and that's likely to continue. but again, is a stronger dollar, is it good news or bad news for the u.s.? it's good news. we have a trade deficit. we import more than we export. and the stronger dollar certainly is going to hurt parts of the economy. some manufacturers will be disadvantaged but for the economy overall it increases

. >> it's very unnerving. very unnerving. my heart just stops.thwest and i was flying today. >> for shannon brown friday night's text alert the day before her trip to los angeles was and still is unselgting. >> it said that there was a machete-wielding madman. just let me go. i'm a little worried that somebody's going to come in and try again. there's crazy people out here. >> 6 #-year-old richard white of kenner in approached a security check point spraying -- carrying explosives. following a chase, authorities say white was shot three times by security. >> what i saw was a hundred law enforcement officers here in record time. and that's what's important. >> rushed to the scene. last month police held a multiagency active shooter e. at a local school. unknowingly preparing. >> everything worked out the way it was posed to. they followed the emptions. they train on this repeatedly the regional cooperation. all these informations have to gather has worked out phenomenally thaimplet training has obviously paid off. >> security officer and mike -- a

it has been a very long and unnerving day for these passengers. >> it is the moment of impact, a big rig stuck on the tracks, moment real passengers are philadelphia won't soon forget. >> i heard all of the noise. it happened very quickly. >> we new we hit something. >> just a big joke. >> collision happened around noon monday, in hal fax county, north carolina the impact toppled the engine and derailed some cars. clinton jackman from malvern in the cafe car at the time. he said it was the first car left standing on the tracks. >> once we hit of course, i mean, it was a thrust, great mow tentum. >> four piece hurt, dozen take from the scratch scene to hospitals, others returned on shuttle bus. >> on the train for about two two and a half hours they took us to the halifax community center where they fed us, briefed us on what was going on. >> fortunately no one suffered life threatening injuries. >> all of us feel fortunate you know, that nobody was really really seriously seriously hurt. >> the train traveling from charlotte to new york with a stop in philly had 212 passengers and ei

the shootings left motorists unnerved. >> that could have been me. stephen: two hours later, reports came in of shots along the bw parkway. nobody hurt, but a building on the grounds of nsa apparently got hit. the timing and proximity of the shootings has some wondering about a possible connection. >> he might come and do it again. in a couple days or something. i don't want to be a victim. stephen: we have learned the fbi has taken over the investigation near nsa. prince george's county police are looking for suspects tonight and still pursuing possible links between the incident here and the one along the bw parkway. stephen tschida, abc 7 news. alison: 16 children were taken to hospital after a pepper spray incident at a d.c. prep school, the cesar chavez prep school in northwest. school officials say that a student brought pepper spray to class and it accidentally discharged. there were no serious injuries, but school officials are evaluating whether to take disciplinary action. leon: school new details about the charges filed against a state dep

♪ take a sip, sign a check ♪ reporter: this carly rae jepsen video featuring tom hanks is rather unnervingening to the nifty sound all the way through on the videos without music youtube channel. british web users have been posting under the #givebena job, for ben smoltz, who has down syndrome. it started after his mother started tweeting on march 13. people started retreating the message. restaurant wilson's kitchen got wind of the job, and he started working as a kitchen assistant last saturday. if there was a virus that transforms humans into zombies how long would it be until the entire u.s. population was affected? this interactive map explores that very -- lb at unusual -- questions, put together from two students from the prestigious cornell university and he states, shows an epidemic of this kind with the america overrun with zombies in just a few days. american acrobat jacob and william set off on a mission to celebrate their marriage across the world. they traveled across 12 different countries and 83 days renewing their wedding vows no less than 38 times. they shared their nupti

others are saying we are a bit unnerved by this whole event.one quote, this scandal is a signal, a warning. it says there is a mix of concerned resignation and urgency in the democratic camp as far as its nominating process fo hillary -- for hillary goes. another quote, "hillary must go on the offensive." this magazine argues that the fact that the media have jumped so heavily on this is possibly a good thing for her. they could be doing her a favor by getting the scandal over with now. the argument is that there will be more negative stories coming through about her. the fact that this one is happening now gives her a chance to address it, to come back fighting. that paper is asking, who will be talking about this in a year's time? molly: all this without her having officially named herself as a candidate. let's turn our attention to europe. we are seeing a lot of papers focusing on the ongoing tension between europe, the united states, and russia's president, vladimir putin. nicholas: "the guardian" -- this is written by gary, very much in op

gotten real information, if this information is available, and they are using it in an attempt to unnerve u.s. troops >>> jamie mcintyre at the pentagon. thank you >>> the trial of a u.s. marine charged with murder is under way in the philippines. joseph scott pendleton is charged with gillkilling a transgender changed woman. >>> ted cruz announced his candidacy, no exploratory committee or thinking about it. he jumped in. the freshman republican put his credentials on display. >> it is a time to reclaim the constitution of the united states. >> staged at the nation's biggest christian school. the conservative liberty university, the speech took advantage of the optics of thousands of students at the mandatory event. >> i believe in the power of millions of courageous conservatives rising up to reignite the promise of america. that is why today, i am announcing that i'm running for president of the united states. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: the speech spinning a narrative of the son of a cuban immigrant, who got through princeton and harvard law school by taking a job and stude

it became an unnerving time for residents living inside and outside of the zone, saying they're prepared for events just like this one. >> i feel pretty save. there is heavy patrols on so it's nothing out of normal. i feel fine. >> doesn't make me happy. i know that is what they have to do. they have to che every square inch. >> the public began calling for possible sightings so it's possible he managed to elude deputies and blood hounds. he was last wearing a green shirt and brown pants he has a goatee and a freshly-shaved head and restrained by waist chains and handcuffs. two deputies have been injured inside of the clinic. another deputy in the streets of san jose the search for carter continues. we're live in san jose abc7 news. >> david thank you. >> more late news tonight. new video in to the abc7 newsroom shows where a teenager was rescued from a cliff. this 17-year-old boy slipped down a cliff in an area known as dead man's point. fire officials tell us the boy and friends just taken a picture when the boy tumbled down wearing flip flops the rescue happened about 45 minutes ago t

i feel unnerved that the buildings that burned are where working class and poor are living in the context of extreme displacement and in the mission that we see today. the city needs to keep the resident it is safe and -- residents safe and where they live and this is important and offering temporary housing is important and not just displace them from their communities. i would like to add anyone living in the buildings whether they have a lease should be encouraged to return as well. a fire shouldn't be the excuse to displace those living shrp on paper and not the context we are today. thanks. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is marcos [inaudible]. i come to talk about the development about the fire. i stay in an sro. i think we have should programs talking about prevention in fires. me myself i have been there for a year and there's not one class like they say talks about preventing fires or talk about emergency or hazards deal with -- like they say the his torcool buildings like in san francisco for a long time. i feel from the development on 16th i thi

it has been a very long and unnerving day for these passengers. >> it is the moment of impact, a bigthe tracks, moment real passengers are philadelphia won't soon forget. >> i heard all of the noise. it happened very quickly. >> we new we hit something. >> just a big joke. >> collision happened around noon monday, in hal fax county, north carolina the impact toppled the engine and derailed some cars. clinton jackman from malvern in the cafe car at the time. he said it was the first car left standing on the tracks. >> once we hit of course, i mean, it was a thrust, great mow tentum. >> four piece hurt, dozen take from the scratch scene to hospitals, others returned on

. >> unnerving. >> organic food company is recalling nearly 74,000 cases of frozen and prepackaged foodining spinach. check the freezer. amy's kitchen recalled vegetable lasagna, enchillada bowl and brown rice and vegetable bowl they may contain spinach that is come tomorrow nated with listeria. >> in san francisco 500 physicians were available at the job journal hire event. available positions included account executive attorney and program manager. next job fair will be at the silicon valley hire event at the built more hotel in santa clara. admission is free. >> a life changing decision by angelina jolie is prompting discussion about choices some must make. jolie shared her decision to have her ovarian and fallopian tubes removed to reduce her chances of cancer. >> a year ago jeanette realized something wasn't right. >> vibrant. felt pretty good. they did a ct scan. a week later i was in surgery. >>> a teacher for three decade faced with a new lesson to learn. >> your world everything you have known is upside down. >> she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in march. >> i had a 39% cha

. >> unnerving. >> organic food company is recalling nearly 74,000 cases of frozen and prepackaged food containing spinach. check the freezer. amy's kitchen recalled vegetable lasagna, enchillada bowl and brown rice and vegetable bowl they may contain spinach that is come tomorrow nated with listeria. >> in san francisco 500 physicians were available at the job journal hire event. available positions included account executive attorney and program manager. next job fair will be at the silicon valley hire event at the built more hotel in santa clara. admission is free. >> a life changing decision by angelina jolie is prompting discussion about choices some must make. jolie shared her decision to have her ovarian and fallopian tubes removed to reduce her chances of cancer. >> a year ago jeanette realized something wasn't right. >> vibrant. felt pretty good. they did a ct scan. a week later i was in surgery. >>> a teacher for three decade faced with a new lesson to learn. >> your world everything you have known is upside down. >> she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in march. >> i had a 3

. >> reporter: yeah, for those of us who don't like change, well, it's going to be a little unnervingng into the season but some fans are saying this is the first time that they have been this excited for the eagles in march seeing what will happen next. and seems like the trend we hear a rumor and then we see a tweet from the eagle that is leaving but today, like you said, there's expected to be a press conference so maybe we'll hear news first from actually the eagles franchise before we see it on twitter. for now we're live at the linc annie mccormack channel6 "action news." >> thanks annie. >>> a philadelphia man is accused of leaving his seven-year-old son alone in a car while he gambled for three hours at a bucks county casino. 32-year-old brian bolds had nothing to say as he was carted off to his bail hearing in bensalem last night. a passerby contacted police yesterday after seeing bolds' seven-year-old in a car parked at the parx casino screaming for help. police took the boy to the police station and then went looking for his dad. >> we then monitored him on parx security ca

. >> this is unnerving. >> there is a hint coming our way in 8 to 10 days. >> we need more than that. >> we do. >> we have high clouds around and 61 in antioch. you've got readings into the 50s here is a look at western skies right now. clear, cool overnight and chilly if clouds disappear. mild to warm days ahead and satellite shows a storm moving away from us. low pressure building in right now. a large ridge keeping us dry and mild. and into next week there will be rainfall approaching the bay area. so next chance of rain is in 8 to 10 days but tough to determine at this point whether there will be a significant amount of rain or nothing at all. overnight conditions and here we go. inland, low temperatures mid to upper 30s around napa and santa rosa. and we'll see low to mid-40s around the bay and a low of 50 here in san francisco. tomorrow, sunny skies, and 68 in san jose and morgan hill. 68 redwood city. and coast, low to mid-60s from pacifica down to half moon bay. north bay, upper 60s. and to about 70. inreasoned east bay, highs upper 60s tomorrow, 68 at fairfield and pleasanton

it became an unnerving time for residents living inside and outside of the zone, saying they're prepared for events just like this one. >> i feel pretty save. there is heavy patrols on so it's nothing out of normal. i feel fine. >> doesn't make me happy. i know that is what they have to do. they have to check every square inch. >> the public began calling for possible sightings so it's possible he managed to elude deputies and blood hounds. he was last wearing a green shirt and brown pants he has a goatee and a freshly-shaved head and restrained by waist chains and handcuffs. two deputies have been injured inside of the clinic. another deputy in the streets of san jose the search for carter continues. we're live in san jose abc7 news. >> david thank you. >> more late news tonight. new video in to the abc7 newsroom shows where a teenager was rescued from a cliff. this 17-year-old boy slipped down a cliff in an area known as dead man's point. fire officials tell us the boy and friends just taken a picture when the boy tumbled down wearing flip flops the rescue happened about 45 minutes ago

but, many people are finally home here in philadelphia, this morning after a very long and unnerving day on the rails. >> moment of impact, amtrak train including with big rig stuck on the tracks, it is a moment real passengers from philadelphia won't soon forget. >> i heard all of the noise land very quickly. >> happened monday in north carolina it derailed cars. clinton jackman was in the car, and he said the first car left standing on the tracks. >> once we hit of course it was a thrust, great momentum. >> at least 40 hurt, dozens taken from the crash scene to local hospital, others rushed on shuttle buses. >> on the train for about two two and a half hours, and they took us to the hal fax community center. they fed us, and sort of, you know, continued to brief us on what was going on. >> fortunately, authorities say no one suffered life threatening injuries. all of us feel fortunate, you know that nobody was really, really seriously seriously hurt. >> the train traveling from charlotte to new york with a stop in philly had 212 passengers and eight crew members on board. what was

. >> this is unnerving. >> there is a hint coming our way in 8 to 10 days. >> we need more than that.o. >> we have high clouds around and 61 in antioch. you've got readings into the 50s here is a look at western skies right now. clear, cool overnight and chilly if clouds disappear. mild to warm days ahead and satellite shows a storm moving away from us. low pressure building in right now. a large ridge keeping us dry and mild. and into next week there will be rainfall approaching the bay area. so next chance of rain is in 8 to 10 days but tough to determine at this point whether there will be a significant amount of rain or nothing at all. overnight conditions and here we go. inland, low temperatures mid to upper 30s around napa and santa rosa. and we'll see low to mid-40s around the bay and a low of 50 here in san francisco. tomorrow, sunny skies, and 68 in san jose and morgan hill. 68 redwood city. and coast, low to mid-60s from pacifica down to half moon bay. north bay, upper 60s. and to about 70. inreasoned east bay, highs upper 60s tomorrow, 68 at fairfield and pleasanton. here i

but the shell game played out that unnerves folks that think that investors might lose confidence. i suspect they are used to this. they say more of the same, hadley what is more of the same means we are more of a joke? >> well, sadly the so-called measures have become common place, u.s. industry used them in 2011, 13, 14, and now 15, it is not really extraordinary any more. neil: what happens. does it make people think they will never get a handle on it. >> moody's said what we have now is par for the course, in short run, credit of u.s. is not compromise we can pay our debt, and interest, but long run we're screwed. candidate obama 2008, accused bush of being unpatriotic for expanding the debt, it has double with him. it is short run versus long run we're in trouble long run. neil: but these games they keep playing out one of these days it will be like passing a live grenade, someone will get blown up i suspect particular be us -- i suspect it could be us. >> that is right the debt limit is not the problem they are symptoms of the problem. if we don't do as congressman fleming me

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the video is graphic and unnerving, and it only raisings more questions. it shows police opening fire on a man who is holding a screwdriver. heidi jo castro has more. >> reporter: hey john, so jason harrison is 38 years old. he's diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder in his teens, and he lived his life in his mother's home. and it was on her front porch that he lost his life, killed by two officers there to help him. two officers other o'the way to a non-emergency call. a mother, specifically requesting a crisis intervention team, called 9-1-1 for help to take her 38-year-old son to the hospital. this is the view from the first officer's body cam. the second officer's cam was not working. the mother comes to the door, and then jason harrison appears. his brother says that harrison was zyg with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder in his teens and the family frequently called for help when jason refused to take his meds. >> it was so regular to him. and unfortunately, he didn't realize the trouble he was in. >> his brother said that harris had nev

this morning, the storm led to this unnerving site. you have seen these images today.s a delta 8 that slid off of the main run way at la guardia. it came down on the runway safely initially, but apparently there was a good build up of snow and the pilots lost control of the plane after they put it on the ground and the plane ended up skidding off the runway at pretty good speed. crashed through that fence. tore the plane up pretty good, but it did come very, very close to continuing to slide. and had it slid much further it would have slid into water. look at that, look at how close it was to the water in queens. in case those images taken from outside of the plane are not scarey enough, this is the view from inside the plane, from inside the windows. he posted this on facebook and wrote two more seconds, we would have been in the water. welcome to new york. it is super anowing that when there is bad weather flights get canceled everywhere. this is the reason why flights get canceled because of bad whether. thank god nobody was injured or killed. about two dozen people

unnerving details. a machete not the only weapon. the molotov cocktail, smoke bombs, and more. what was he planning? >> i thought he hit me with the machete, he was that close. >> and the brave and lucky tsa agent who stared death in the face. >>> scare on the slopes. >> oh, are you going to be okay? >> the chair lift that went haywire. suddenly going backwards. passengers thrown off. >> it's okay. >> others jumping to safety. and the rescue. so, what went wrong. >>> and busted brackets and broken dreams. number one seed villanova sent home. >> oh, oh yeah! >> this piccolo player performing in tears. the internet having a field day with that one. as underdogs prove they've got what it takes. >>> hard enough to play the piccolo when you're not crying. that was an amazing moment. we'll talk much more about that. good morning on a sunday when a lot of people are talking about pope francis and a purported miracle. >> he can seemingly do no wrong. what happened when he kissed that mysterious glass relic containing the blood of a saint. can we call it maybe a half miracle? >> that's

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i find it unnerving in so many ways, but we relying on our cell phones and airlines and after 9/11 the heightened fear the sense of personal vulnerability is very real. >> steve, i kept hearing today that the u.s. regulation is if a pilot leaves the cockpit, somebody else has to be in so that the other pilot whether it's the pilot or co-pilot isn't alone in the cockpit. i can't tell you how many times i've seen a pilot go to use the restroom and the other pilot is alone, abattendant doesn't go in. and if you had a suicidal, murderous pilot in the cockpit, they might well be able to overcome a flight attendant. so is this just another one of those things that we can't do anything about? >> i think george is fundamentally right. this is one of those unspeakably sad moments where we look for a solution and there may not be an obvious solution. it makes sense for the airlines to require there be two people in the cockpit, but that doesn't guaranty anything. if you have somebody that is determined to do this, there's nothing that would have said the co-pilot couldn't have stood up and knock

this poses an actual threat at the very least, randall, i would think you would have to say it's unnerving thank you. >>> tracking police shootings in philadelphia what the justice department found. how often the shootings occur, and how that compares to other big cities. plus investing in the future. the millions in private-sector money promised for stem education, science, technology engineering and math. ♪ >>> the justice department today released a detailed report on the use of deadly force by the philadelphia police department. the city's police commissioner had requested the inquiry, long before the national outcry over police shootings of unarmed black men. paul beeben is live with more on the findings. paul? >> reporter: good evening, randall. this report was requested by police commissioner charles ramsey, who really has become one of the leading voices in the national conversation on the debate over race and policing in this country. he was the chairman of the president's special task force on the issue, and he requested this report back in may 2013. so it's called a collaborativ

and completely unnerving and unsettling. >> it comes to a rest. did you think you were safe? did you think it was over when it finally stopped? >> i opened my eyes because i was praying just asking god for protection and holding the seat in front of me like this. the gentleman next to me when he stopped i opened my eyes and i look to the left and you can see some of the photos that i sent to you guys, you can see the water was literally just a few feet away. obviously the nose of the plane was actually veered over the water itself. the pilot was actually hanging over the water. so he waits for about a minute. >> these are pictures you took of the water. >> exactly. it was amazing. no one moved. complete silence. people were breathing, we're alive, are we in the water? how bad is this? and then the pilot came out of the cockpit. flight attendants were incredible. the pilot to me showed what an incredible leader he was. not only did he navigate a difficult situation but he came out and gave clear, calm orders on how we were going to deplane. obviously we could only deplane on o

>> the noises she says were so loud and so unnerving that she called in a company called summit environmental solutions to get to the bottom of things. the representative came took a look. >> said we have squirrels here. >> squirrels in the attic? that could be a real problem but in this neighborhood where most of the trees are spread out and look like this -- >> have you ever soon a squirrel in the neighborhood? >> i don't know what one looks like. >> the folks at summit told her they would get rid of every squirrel up there and stop anymore from coming in price of $12,910. and they would subtract $2,000 in a senior citizens discount. >> i said yeah it costs that much? i have to pay it. >> she signed the contract and wrote summit a $3200 deposit check. >> that's an awful lot. >> her neighbor said wait a minute. and convinced her to call in two more exterminators for another opinion. both agreed. and "7 on your side" was there when bill trefrey of my exterminator said there was no evidence of squirrels. >> i'm not seeing any nesting material. i'm not seeing any chewing. >> so merrick called s

unnerving details. a machete not the only weapon. the molotov cocktail, smoke bombs, and more.. >> and the brave and lucky tsa agent who stared death in the face. >>> scare on the slopes. >> oh, are you going to be okay? >> the chair lift that went haywire. suddenly going backwards. passengers thrown off.

thousands of people got unnerving e-mails that alerts witnesses when a criminal is released. >> reporter: ward weaver convicted more than a decade ago of kidnapping killing and burying two teenage girls. this weekend, the notification service sent out an alert that quote, ward weaver has been released from custody. if you have any concerns call 911. 8,000 additional alerts about other offenders went out to people like brie day. >> we were horrified. instantly horrified. >> the man convicted of killing her 8-year-old cousin had, according to the alert, been set free. >> and it just -- you know it brought it all up again. it just -- everything that happened. and it just made it like it had just happened you know. >> reporter: thankfully the alerts were false. a glitch in the notification service nicknamed vine. we apologize for the erroneous notifications and are committed to remedying the issue as soon as possible a prison spokesperson said. the service offered in oregon operates in 47 states sending out some 10 million notifications since its launch in 2001 alerting victims family member

this morning, the storm led to this unnerving site. you have seen these images today. passengers and crew on board. it slid off the main runway at laguardia in new york city. after it landed the flight was coming in from atlanta. it came down safely on the runway, but there was a pretty good buildup of snow on the runway, the pilots lost control of the plane after they put it on the ground and the plane ended up skidding off the runway at pretty good speed. it crashed over that big snow berm you see on the side through the chainlink fence. the plane did come very very close to continuing to slide. and had it slid much further, it would have slid into water, into the icy waters of flushing bay. look how close it was to the water. flushing bay queens. in case those images taken from outside the plane aren't scary enough. this is the view from inside the plane, through one of the plane's windows, this was taken by one of the passengers on the plane. he wrote, two more seconds we would have been in the water. welcome to new york. it's super annoying that whenever there is

. >> that's a little unnerving.earn more about the germanwings co-pilot air travelers contemplate being at the mercy of the stranger. the owner and operator of a local daycare arrested after calling 911. >> always seemed very nice and very caring when she set up her daycare. autria: what doctors believe she did to a 6-month-old. >> pull down the red handle and slide the left red door panel open. autria: the metro's approach to safety. autria: we will have the latest in today's revelations in that deadly plane crash in a moment but first, we want to let you know about some storms that are heading right toward our area. kimberly: chief meteorologist doug hill is in the stormwatch weather center tracking the rain. doug? doug: hi there. despite the fact that we have bright blue skies and sunshine outside of the belfort weather center, north and west the rain is starting. let's show you the weather story. first the clouds. you're looking at now to the east overhead a lot of sunshine. but just to the west and northwest li

i think initially it was quite unnerving when i went there.veal i just trying to make -- really just trying to make a as sort of a compelling examine accurate picture as i could. this is a photograph that was taken just next to a see sierra leone military check point just outside the end center of the outbreak. and these are all people who don't have official permission from the government to be able to pass the quarantine checkpoints. and i think i and a lot of other journalists do have reservations about raising a camera in a tragic moment. there is always that part of you that says is this the right thing do? but over and over and over again i sensed like people had an understanding that -- of why we were there. this is a scene that i encountered in the district when i came across these people who gathered around the riverside. it was a really nice moment. it was completely divorced from the reality of the ebola outbreak that was sort of transpiring around during the days. i hope that people would feel that i did a suitable job conveying wh

but when the time came, i was unnerved by it. >> reporter: relying in part on evidence mischele providedn charges of theft by deception, impersonating a law enforcement officer, and a third offense that may be surprising to some, sexual assault. mischele lewis claims she was a victim of a crime that's only just starting to be recognized in u.s. courtrooms, called rape by deception. >> because nothing that i knew about him was true. >> reporter: she says she was raped by jordan, not by force, but by his lies. >> i really couldn't give him knowing consent to any kind of sexual relationship because i had no idea who on earth i was >> reporter: but mischele's case suffered a setback months later, when a new jersey grand jury failed to indict him on the sexual assault charge. >> they said that i couldn't prove that he was a harm to me, basically because he hadn't physically hurt me. >> reporter: as her case against jordan now moves through the court system, mischele wonders, are there other victims out there? >> i don't know if there's another victim in new jersey, pennsylvania, new york, d.c

the trauma inadvertently and unconsciously and so there is a viral aspect that is fascinating and unnerving antivirus is since i'm not a cancer or aids researcher but speaking to some researchers recently there is this idea out there that viruses exist only to replicate. that is their major function. so it is something that is interesting because that sort of is situated in the medical literature interestingly. additionally, one of the ideas, one of the reasons i wanted to write the book is to make sense of the journalist overseas and i have served in the infantry in the mid-1990s and had left before 9/11 began writing and then 9/11 happened and we invaded iraq and all of my buddies were over there, everyone i went to college with there was virtually my unit universe have deployed to iraq so i went for those reasons that i i had always been drawn to extreme experiences. i'm a surfer, i spent a lot of time in extreme environments and i learned a lot about myself and it's a great way of being in the world because you see is pushed to its extreme and you get insights into the nature of existen

. >> unnerved, kathy calls her husband. >> i said, i need you to come home and see what i seen on this tape. he looks at it and he went, what is it? i said david, what do you think it is? he said, do you think we ought to call chris, and i said, well, yeah. >> they said something's happened on the tape. you need to see it. you just need to see it. david, what is it? i wasn't sure what it could be. he said it's a ghost. i went, no. bring it up. let's see it. >> we brought it up here, showed chris. that's where it all blew up. >> news of the ghostly image caught on puckett's security camera quickly spread through oklahoma city. >> it went from one cop, two cops, four to eight cops to eighteen, then the fire department on it. people from the sheriff's office come in. we had the attorney general's office come and look at it, investigate. it was pretty amazing. >> it's not long before the apparition catches the attention of lieutenant kevin parton from the oklahoma city police department. >> mid-june 2002, i responded to an injury accident in about the 3700 block of airport road in oklahoma

what is really unnerving about all this, taxpayer subsidies, middle class taxpayer subsidies millionairesho want a fancy toy. >> big go. david: these things cost over 100,000. >> exactly. in california i have split between really rich people being subsidized to buy teslas and regular people care about having gas and want more energy efficient cars buying toyota priuses. there is a place for both and you don't have to be subsidized. government doesn't have tosubsig one, sometimes two teslas. there is the weekend test lakes please. >> i just want to be on record, rich people are regular people too. i just want to let you know. david: regular people who don't deserve my subsidies. >> true. david: coming up next with, our panel, a cleaner, high-tech version of crony capitalism. just as the feds were looking into google, executives from the company were going to the white house once a week. is that a coincidence? cheryl: plus, it is the car that car enthusiasts have been dying to see on u.s. roads. new turbocharged, ford focus rs. we've got it here live. it is a first on fox business look at t