he was unresponsive. when he told him he needed to get off of the plane, after you was unresponsive, or that is what the other brother got into this situation and sucker punched the pilot in the airplane. here is what one passenger had to say. >> they were escorting the man off of the airplane. as they got through the door, one of the men struck the pilot in his face. that is when everyone jumped up periods tsks ask. we follow thee corridor, we subdued him and got him on the ground. >> after being sucker punched on the airplane, the pilot helped to escort the passengers off the airplane. once he's got to the chief suspects -- once they got to the gate, he jumped on the pilot and jim multiple times syripunched him multiple . another pilot had to get on the plane. the pilot may have suffered permanant eye damage. >> that pair of sisters line from burbank to dallas say that southwest kick them off the plane during a layover in oakland. >> the sisters say they were headed to texas to seat her father who is on

8:30 last night that a hiker came across a young man possibly in his 20s, lying on the ground, unresponsive with a blood wound to the back of the head. that person came across this victim, ran to get help. started cpr. i spoke with someone who says that the paramedics indicating he might have died but the police tell us he was in critical condition still alive when taken to the hospital. don't know if that is still the condition of this man. again a man shot on a popular hiking trail in pittsburg. police do not have a suspect nor motive. back to you. >> thank you, bob. and we continue to follow sentencing in the casey anthony case right now. we are monitoring, this is the judge in the courtroom now. let's listen in. >> mr. baez, you had asked me to reserve ruling on your motion for mistrial. that takes care of that. >> the defendant casey anthony the is before the court for sentencing on counts 4, 5, and 6, providing false information to a law enforcement officer. mr. baez, you know of any legal cause why we should not proceed to sentencing at this time, sir? >> 4, 5, 6, and 7. >> and 7. >>

she was found on responsive just minutes -- unresponsive just minutes after she was placed into the bathtub. >>> major storms -- the power is back on everywhere, but the cleanup is only just beginning especially in the hardest-hit areas. we have the latest on how things are shaping up. >> we haven't extraordinar amount of damage in this = -- have an extraordinary amount of damage in this neighborhood. this 110 ft oak tree toppled on to this suv obliterating it. this is just a small portion of the damage. >> it sounded like an explosion. i haven't heard anything like it in my life. >>i have lived here 55 years and i have never seen anything like this. it looks like a war zone. >> when sunday's for russia's storm rolled past -- a -- ferocious storm rolled past -- >> trees all over, power lines down. all kinds of damage. >> the suv resembled a junkyard reject. trees took out cars, bedrooms power even the corner of this nearby home. >> the wind was knocking down trees. >> jim could not believe what unfolded outside of his windshield. >> we were watching the trees hit the wires. >> his roof was

. >> reporter: witnesses say he was unresponsive the firefighters are she loves him and obstinately i'm stabilized and we started cpr. >> we got to the point where we got his balls. >> -- we got his pulse. >> reporter: prison safety procedures will be investigated. >> we will make the decision on whether or not be will be excepting modes from outside vendors tomorrow -- loads from transport owners if the driver has been put on leave and the company is hoping the inmate survives. >>> still answers tonight about inequality issues following the huge fire. health officials say they are living on the results are later tests feed a giant plume of smoke mean as minutes i harmful as many people feared. solano county health officials told us that to many chemicals with a bright by intense mainstream nevertheless, families are worried. >> we do not know the side effects. >> they were back on the say surveying the damage. activity and doesn't let the crates were burned. it appears that workers accidentally started the blaze. >>> the murder suspect is going to be brought back to the bay area to fac

they tried to wake up their daughter and she was unresponsive. >> investigators say they found evidencehat the girls were drinking sodas mixed with alcohol. >> it was a vodka bottle. >> they say the mother found her unconscious on the bed and she died later in the hospital. a school district survey shows there is growing alcohol problem. each school is now reaching out to students with the best behavior program. >> these discussions are held that drugs and alcohol, usage and consequences in life and making good choices and making healthy choices. >> but this 14-year-old says there is a lot of drinking. >> it's around everywhere, all kids are drinking like kids 13 years old. >> she is very careful at parties. >> i have friends and drink when i go over to their house, i have to bring like water. i only drink water. >> to make sure that nobody spikes it? >> yeah. >> in the studio the ceo for the haight-ashbury for walden house, a substance abuse treatment center here in san francisco. the story we heard is so sad. nobody knows how that bottle got there or came from. some adults somewhere t

he was found unresponsive in a 4-foot deep area of the pool. life guards pulled him out and gave mouth to mouth reseesation until rescue crews arrived. today the swimming pool staff said they are glad their safety training paid off. >> it was a mixture of emotions. i mean, on one hand i was afraid, but on the other hand i know i was trained properly. >> in my five years of experience, i never thought i would have to do this. we are preventative life guarding. >> thank goodness the boy was breathing by the time rescue workers arrived. he was taken to children's hospital as a precaution. >>> just in time for the long holiday weekend, hot weather has returned. annie, we are hoping for more of the same for the fourth. >> fourth looks good. we could see some wet weather coming this way. i'll talk about that in a moment. first right now it is warm out there. 92 in downtown. 90 in gaithersburg. we made it up to 95 degrees today at reagan national. so well above the average high. now the reason why this heat feels tolerable for july is our dew points a

when rescuers finally pulled him out, he was unresponsive.taken to the hospital and is in critical condition tonight. meanwhile one water incident did turn deadly for a young boy in maryland of the 6-year-old drowned at a state park this morning. he may have been under water in an unguarded section of the beach for up to half an hour. the boy was pulled from the chesapeake bay. cpr was given but he did not survive. >>> the woman accused of brutally killing her co-worker inside bethesda's athletic store will be in court this week. brittany norwood is charged with first degree murder for stabbing and brutally beating jayna murray back in march. after the murder, norwood concocted a story that both women were attacked by masked robbers. she's due in court friday morning. >>> in other news, casey anthony will have to wait at least one more day before learning her fate. the jury ended the first day without a verdict. she is facing a first degree murder charge for the death of her 2-year-old daughter caylee. the jury is being sequestered tonight an

how else to explain the case of lieutenant brian brennan who lost both legs and was in a coma unresponsive his own mother. >> i see his beautiful blue eyes but he's staring right through me and he doesn't know who i am and he doesn't know i'm there. >> reporter: until david petraeus stood at his bedside and shouted out his unit's motto. >> all of a sudden, the lieutenant, his stumps are banging up and down on the sheets, his head is moving around, and very clearly responding to his unit's nickname. >> everybody in the facility was clapping and crying. the doctors who had been working on him and given us all that bad news came running down the hall, "we heard, we heard." >> reporter: a year later brennan walked on to a stage and delivered an address to a crowd of 2,000 people. call it magic, call it sheer will power, or call it the spirit of walter reed. david martin, cbs news. >> schieffer: that's the news. for scott and all of us at cbs news, i'm bob schieffer. thank you, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs could spell trouble for the world-famous race. "...he's a re >>> taking wind o

: the next day three girls were leaving, and when one of them tried to wake takame up, she was unresponsive. they believe the parents had no knowledge of the girls drinking vodka with soda. >> we found a plastic water bottle, it appears they put the vodka in the water bottle. >> she was an amazing little girl. completely surprised. really sad. >> if anything, it's the fact that they're so naive and if she drank too much, it's because she hadn't had any experience with drinking and over did it. >> reporter: we talked with a medical expert at santa rosa memorial hospital. he says he can't comment on this case. but in general, he says, young people can easily get alcohol poisoning, because they're young bodies cannot process it properly. meanwhile, danielle says she's just trying to cope with the loss of her best friend. >> find another way to have fun. >> toxicology reports are expected to be in within two to six weeks and again, because police believe this was an accident. no charges are expected to be filed. reporting live in santa rosa, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>>

when rescuers finally pulled him out, he was unresponsive.e was taken to the hospital where he remains in critical condition. >>> one water incident did turn deadly for a young boy in anne arundel county. the 6-year-old drown at sandy point state park. he may have been underwater in an unguarded section of the beach for up to half an hour. the boy was pulled from the bay. cpr was given, he did not survive. >>> the woman accused killing a coworker inside the lululemon athletic-a store is due in court friday. brittany norwood is charged with first-degree murder for allegedly stabbing and beating jayna murray in march. police say after the murder, norwood concocted a story both women were sexually attacked by masked robbers. >>> is there another woman and a different set of charges facing dominique strauss-kahn? a lawyer says she will file a criminal complaint today accusing the former imf chief of attempted rape. tristan came for forward with the claim after charges he tried to rape a maid at a new york city hotel. just friday, he was released

. >> reporter: the mother put the girls back to bed and in the morning found her own daughter unresponsive. paramedics were called in, and the 14-year-old was pronounced dead. >> teenagers are exploring, and it can be dangerous, alcohol, drugs, the consequencing can be terrible. >> reporter: the parent of the three other girls were advised to take their children to the hospital. all have been treated and released. the student just graduated from middle school. in this facebook page there's an outpouring of grief and also signs of a lesson learned the hard way. one of her facebook friends writes, "rest in peace, takeimi. nobody this young and beautiful should have passed away, especially at 14. everyone misses you. hopefully this will all teach us a lesson. somebody should have been there to prevent it." an autopsy and toxicology test are being conducted but results aren't expected back for another two to four weeks. live in santa rosa, nbc, bay area news. >> horrible shame. thank you very much. >>> tonight a group of protesters angry with bart's police record is trying to disrupt rvse ine

how else explained the case of lieutenant brian brennan who lost both legs and was in a coma, unresponsiveown mother. >> see his beautiful, blue eyes and staring right through me. doesn't know who i am and he doesn't know i'm there. >> reporter: until general david we trayious stood at his bedside and shotted out his unit's motto. >> his stumps are banging up and down on the sheets, his head is moving around and very clearly responding to his unit's nickname. >> everybody in the facility was clapping and crying, the doctors who had been working on him and giving us all that news came running down the hall. "we heard, we heard!" >> reporter: a year later brendan walked on to a stage and delivered an address to a crowd of 2,000 people. call it magic, call it sheer willpower or call it the spirit of walter reed. david martin, cbs news. >> what a place. >>> coming up a little bit later on "the early show," tea party congressman joe walsh on the stalled debt talks and why he called president obama a liar. >>> plus a victory for motorists, why los angeles is turning off the costly red light came

off people bring it all down it's not a coincidence that the most to stunk tional destructive an unresponsive congress in the history of this nation is this congress the first congress elected after the supreme court's citizens united decision even if this third party of destruction does not succeed in crashing the economy this time around. and the debt ceiling is raised the damage has already been done the american people have lost faith and the rest of the world thinks we've lost the ability to govern ourselves i can only hope this means we're close to a tipping point if this debt limit debate is what wakes up america to the thirty year assault on the middle class by corporations and the billionaires they create corporations that grew impatient with the slow grooving republican establishment and thanks to citizens united he sided to throw their weight and money behind the radicalized tea party hell bent on bringing a painful transformation to america right now this is happening right now and if we don't get out there and get active and fight back they will destroy our nation it's time to st

the body was found unresponsive in the family minivan. karen murphy is accused of leaving her son in the van all day on june 17th. she was charged with murder and child neglect. the "washington post" reports that she plans to turn herself in at a court appearance in prince william county this morning. >>> turning to prince george's county's corruption scandal, disgraced county council member leslie johnson has announced she is resigning one week after she pleaded guilty to obstruction charges. she and her husband are awaiting sentencing in the federal corruption scandal. in her resignation letter, leslie johnson says she is stepping down july 31st, but some say she should go immediately. >> i think we should have the special election as quickly as possible which means that the resignation should be as quickly as possible. >> as a resident of this county, i think it would be nice for she would offer an apology, at least an apology. >> mrs. johnson stuffed nearly $80,000 into her bra and flushed a $100,000 check down the toilet to hide the

she was unresponsive. >> other girls were treated at the hospital. there will be toxicology tests to determine the cause of death. >> former state assembly speaker fabian nunez says his son was unfairly singled out when sentenced foir for the killing of a san diego man and just before leaving office, governor schwartzeneggar reduced his sentence by more than half. now, the victim's family is trying to reimpose the original sentence. this state was in kaurt today, asking a judge to throw out a lawsuit aimed at reinstating a former sentence for fabian nunez. the family says the former governor, arnold schwartzeneggar broke state law by failing to notify them he was commuting the sentence. >> he knows what he did was wrong, that is why he did it in a cowardly way, under the radar. >> nunez says his son was singled out when sentenced with a stabbing death of the 22-year-old. >> they picked on my son from day one. he's not a victim. he should pay for his involvement in what he d but there are two other young men walking streets today who were involved in

she and her friend drank vodka and vomited overnight but she was unresponsive and died at a hospital. investigators are awaiting toxicology reports. no charges have been filed. >>> investigators are trying to determine the cause of a fire that destroyed two homes, damaged a third and spread to nearby grass land. it started at a home on creek on castle road. it spread to three acres of brush. one woman escaped with her pet just before her house was engulfed in flames. >> she went back under the bed, got the cat out and got my keys and got my laptop and left. when i got in my car, a huge pop explosion happened. it was about ten seconds. >> firefighters battled to bring the flames under control for more than an hour but nobody was hurt. >> they are keeping an eye out for flare-ups from a fire around morgan hill. firefighters managed to keep the blaze to about 35 acres with the help of helicopters and air tankers along with several hand crews. there were no evacuations there. >> you see in the brown grass and winds picking up. it's the components along with heat for bad grass fires. >> le

he was found unresponsive in the family's minivan. karen murphy is accused of leaving her son ryan in the van one day back on june 17th. murphy found her son strapped in his car seat around 4:00 p.m. the child was reportedly last seen alive around 9:00 a.m. that day. murphy is charged with murder and child neglect. >>> and we have a news alert that could make for a rough commute on i-66. a truck hauling hey caught fire in fairfax around 4:00 this afternoon. the driver pulled over when he spotted the smoke. the -- block the westbound lanes which won't reopen for another hour and virginia state police urging commuters to find alternative routes. westbound traffic being detoured at route 123 and the truck driver was not hurt. >>> new developments today in the corruption probe in prince georges county. leslie johnson is stepping down from the county council following her guilty plea. the wife of former county executive jack johnson admitted in her resignation and submitted it today and it's not effective until the end the months. and that

night stand and noticed it was missing after taking a shower and claims she found her daughter unresponse ever the next morning. sources confirm to fox that the f.b.i. has opened an investigation into whether news corps staffers tried to hack into the phones of 9/11 victims. that is the parent campaign of fox news and dealing with the scandal that started at one of the british newspapers. investigators say staffers at "news of the world" tabloid hacked into voice accounts of people they covered. the newspaper has been closed but the controversy has in the died. yesterday, new york congressman peter king requested the f.b.i. examine allegations that newspaper staffers tried to get 9/11 victims phone records. and now it appears that investigation has officially begun and this comes as new corps chairman and chief executive officer murdoch and his son, chief operating officer, signal they will appear before british lawmakers to answer questions about the scandal. we're told, both men will appear before a parliamentary committee on tuesday. if the president and congress do not agree on a deal

she went to check the van and found the toddler unresponsive and strapped in his car seat still. >> i am surprised that the prosecutor elected to bring the charges literally win two weeks of the child. the family hasn't had a chance to mourn. we'll do everything we can legally to cop this family together and the prosecutor and the legal system from tearing this family a part because of, obviously, what was a very tragic accident. >> prince williams commonwealth attorney said the death was probably an accident and he charged muffy because this is no-- murphy because this is not the first time show left him in the van. she left him in the van for 20 minutes in january. >> after a not-guilty murder verdict for casey anthony, emotions are exploding in florida tonight. the police are protecting the parent's home after receiving death threats. tomorrow, anthony will learn whether she spends more time in jail for the misdemeanor convict. the judge could release her with time served. none of the 12 jurors spoke about the case and one alternate is talking. >> reporter: after a long six weeks,

police say he is unresponsive when she finally returned. murphy is charged with murder and child neglect. the "washington post" reports she plans to turn herself in at a court appearance in prince william county this morning. >>> the wife of former prince george's county executive jack johnson submits her resignation to the county council. announcement comes days after leslie wrong son pleaded guilty in a federal corruption probe. several her council colleagues are calling for her to step down immediately. leslie johnson will be sentenced in octothe dalai lama today beginning a 10-day buddhist ritual and for accept biotechnology industry organizations marking his 76th birthday today. organize-- and for celebrations marking his 76th birthday today. tibetan leaders describe the repossession by the chinese communists as a tragedy. >>> roger college ingoes on trial in federal court here in washington. we'll talk about that with the junkies coming up. >>> our first look at a prison inmate who tried to make an escape in a suitcase. yes, there are

he was found unresponsive in the family minivan. karen murphy is accused of leaving her son ryan in that van all day on june 17th. murphy found her son still strapped in his car seat around 4:00. he was reportedly last seen alive around 4:00 a.m. she is charged with murder and neglect. >>> we're here with bob barnard who's got a new look at a report from metro regarding the reliability of its escalators has dropped in recent months. not what riders want to hear. that's for sure. >> and ryan, rielt now, there are 82 escalators out of service for some sort of repair of the 588 in the system. metro insists it's working hard to make its escalators more reliable. >> reporter: it's the evening rush at soggy bottom, metro riders getting used to this getting into the station. >> what can you do. you don't want to drive your car, you have to put up with it. >> reporter: one of the escalators is undergoing a month-long and complete overhaul and now the one going south isn't working. >> too far to walk down, too long of a line and my knees hur

when rescuers finally pulled him out, he was unresponsive. he was last listed in critical condition. >>> a 6-year-old boy couldn't be saved at sandy point state park in anne arundel county. he may have been underwater in an unguarded section of the beach for up to half an hour. when the boy was pulled from the waters, rescuers administered cpr but they couldn't revive him. >> come inon, virginia says the customers still without power in arlington should get it back by 6:00 tonight at the latest. this is a live picture just outside one of the dark neighborhoods at glebe road and old dominion drive. entrances to those streets are blocked off this morning. verizon crews worked by the light of last night's fireworks display. this morning, they tell 9news, the crews can't get to some areas until vdot clears down trees. about 1600 people in northern virginia are still waiting for the lights to come back on after sunday night's storm. >>> it is now time for the latest "your money" report of the morning. wall street gets back to work. investors will

attendant noticed jonathan baez didn't have his seat belt on and tried to wake him but he was unresponsivemed to the attendant the man was drunk or high on drugs, she then alerted the pilot. flight 1755 was taxing for take off when the situation escalated. the plane turned around and headed right back to the gate. witnesses say the two men who were asked to get off the plane by the airline were upset and managed to scuffle with the pilot. >> they were escorting the gentlemens off the plane as they got through the side door there, one of them actually struck the pilot right in his face. that's when everybody jumped up and the guy along with myself that jumped up to head to the front to help out the situation. we kind of waited to see what was going to happen and he struck the officer again. >> reporter: this is video of the plane which arrived at sfo from miami at 2:15 with passengers who endured that long late flight. the plane was supposed to land just after midnight last night. the pilot was not hurt but he had to be replaced for the new flight out of sfo. there were 260 passengers on bo

police say murphy found him unresponsive and still strapped in his car seat around 4:00 p.m. she is charged with murder and child neglect. >>> new developments in the corruption scandal in prince georges county. leslie johnson says she will step down. she needed guilty to obstruction charges last week. it stems from her role in a federal corruption scandal involving her husband former county exec jack johnson. her resignation takes effect july # 1st but some want to see it happen sooner -- 31st, but some want to see it happen soon engineer we should have the special elect as soon as possible. >> as a resident, i think it would be nice for she would offer an apology, at least an apology. >> when the fbi came to johnson's home last november, council woman johnson stuffed nearly $08,000 in her bra and plushed a $100,000 check down the toilet. >>> d.c. police using the web to catch a killer. investigators hoping to get new leads in a 13-year-old murder case by launching a web site similar to the one that helped catch the so-called east coast rapist. christine mirazyan was walking

she was found unresponsive last sunday morning after police say she and her friends mixed soda with vodka during a slumber party. a memorial page on facebook and condolences on other social network sites have popped p up since her death. she is an a-student that was about to start high school. >>> concord students who cut class could get more than a slap on the wrist, they could get slapped with a fine of up to $500. tonight the city council is ared a daytime curfew. under the proposal, kids caught out in public during school hours would first get a warning, then be given progressively higher fines up to $500. if parents know their kids are cutting class, they could be fined as well. the councilman behind the idea says it will cut crime rates but some parents think it goes too far. >>> dozens of people rallied the asan francisco city hall to support the man arrested for wearing those baggy pants. the man was pulled off a us airways plane for allegedly refusing to pull up his sagging pants. he was arrested on a number of charges. the naacp says us airways racially profiling marmen. many of

the driver was trapped and unresponsive when paramedics arrived. he had to be flown to john muir trauma center in walnut creek where he is in critical condition tonight. police say it all started when that driver took off after failing to stop. they think he has outstanding traffic violations. >>> a doctor on the way to work this morning was killed when his hospital shuttle bus smashed into a big rig. it happened at a san francisco intersection that neighbors call dangerous. joe vazquez reports, this is not the first time a ucsf shuttle has been involved in a deadly crash. joe. >> reporter: in fact, it's the second time over the last year, ken. four passengers as well as the driver of that shuttle bus were brought here to san francisco general hospital. they are going to be okay. the one man who died ironically was a doctor on his way to work. he is a doctor of psychiatry who was working in the emergency room. nobody is saying exactly what caused the wreck. but one san francisco police official tells me clearly someone ran a red light. a ucsf shutt

. >> the mother put the girls back to bed and in the morning found her daughter unresponsive. paramedics were called. but it was too late. the parents of the three other girls were advised to take their children to the hospital where they were treated and released. police say they don't plan on pressing charges against rao's parents for now. >> looking at it. this is an accident. if we find anything else that points to any kind of -- neglect, we'll pursue that. but right now we are not. sad situation for the family. >> reporter: police say a hard lesson on exploring with alcohol. >> open lines xhuven kaeof comm are important. it's important to talk about dangers both. important for them to discuss openly the consequences could be. >> on rao's face book page, many writing this could have been prevented. one mother writes to all of the beautiful youth out there, no punishment is worse than death. be honest and open with your parents. if you made the choice, accept the possible consequence of punishment and move forward. this hurts my heart so. >> reporter: an autopsy and toxicol

sometimes the 9-year-old would also suddenly become stiff and unresponsive. >> with his seizures there was no telling when or where it would happen. it's scary. >> reporter: doctors diagnosed kagan with epilepsy. medications didn't work so recently he became one of the first patients to undergo a new procedure at texas children's hospital in houston. >> very exciting breakthrough that we think can transform the lives of people living with the devastating disease. >> reporter: in the past, patients like keoghan would have had a craniotomy opening his skull but the new technique allows doctors to enter through a smaller hole, lowering the risk of infection and reducing the recovery time. >> let that laser light into the target destroy the lesion without having to create a corridor to get to the lesion. >> reporter: keoghan's family says the procedure has changed their son's life. >> he is noticing things that he never noticed before, like he will notice a sunset. >> reporter: keoghan has been seizure-free since his surgery in march. his doctors say he is cured. now, doctors at texas chil

december 17th, 2003, their 19-year-old son jason, a healthy, strapping college sophomore, was found unresponsivethe victim of a drug overdose. >> when i walked into the emergency room that was the first time i had ever learned anything about his drug use. there was a combination of vicodin, oxycontin, and xanax in his system when he died. >> jason didn't have to venture the mean streets to procure his stash. for him and countless others like him there was a push right at home lurking within his own computer. >> the internet we characterize as the 21st century drug dealer. >> today's internet as pharmaceutical candy store for kids. >> joseph runs the national center for addiction and substance abuse at columbia university. >> kids go on the internet. they can bang in vicodin without a prescription, buy oxycontin without a prescription. all they need as credit card and a click of a mouse and they can order it. it's that easy. >> it's that easy. >> i'm going to type in affordable xanax. let's see. what do we get? you get a price list. xanax. order 30 pills, 25 mg, $43.97. okay. let me see if we cli

he was found unresponsive during field training last night.n autopsy will be done to confirm the cause. >>> now let's go to washington, of course, continuing the budget negotiations and what to do about the debt ceiling. speaker john boehner taking some questions. >> and we have to have a serious down payment on reducing our budget deficit and our debt. >> mr. speaker, given the stakes here, are you willing to make the kind of tough choices if you have a chance to get a deal and really accomplish something, the kind of tough choices that could put your speakership in jeopardy? >> i've been pretty clear all year. we would not increase the debt limit without serious cuts in spending and serious changes to the way we spend the american people's money. i'm just assure you that whatever comes to the floor will meet that test. >> mr. speaker, can you walk us through a little bit in this negotiation -- >> you know, a lot of democrats have been furious over the latest plan on the debt ceiling. in fact a senator from maryland called the reaction to it

then the next morning they tried to wake up the daughter and she was unresponsive. >>reporter: investigators say they found evidence that the girls were drinking soda mixed with alcohol. >> it was a bottle. vodka bottle. it was located and it was inside of the residence. >>reporter: police say the mother found her unconscious on her bed yesterday morning. she died later at the hospital t.school district survey shows there's a growing alcohol problem among students at younger ages. each school is now reaching out to students with a best behavior program. >> these discussions are held about drugs and alcohol young and consequences and lies and making good choices and making healthy choices. >>reporter: but the 14-year-old says the the there's still a lot of drinkin drinking. >> it's around everywhere. like all kids are drinking. even real under age like just 13 years old. >>reporter: isabel davis says she's very careful at parties. >> i have lots of friends that drink and stuff so when guys over to their house i have to bring my own water or only drink water. >>report

at first they thought it was food poisoning but sunday morning one of the girls was unresponsive paramedics discovered the 14-year-old girl had in fact died. sonoma county sheriff's office violent crimes investigative detectives are looking into this death. we are working to get some more information. and we will provide you updates throughout the morning. live in santa rosa, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> one man shot during an armed robbery in oakland overnight. police say it happened after 10:00 last night at the area of west 16th street and chestnut. the victim was walking with another person when two assailants attacked them. the gunmen took some belongings and then shot the victim in the upper part of his body. he's now hospitalized in stable condition. the armed robbers fled the scene. >>> teachers at one peninsula school have plenty of work to do before classes begin next month. an overnight fire gutted part of daly city's skyline elementary school. ktvu channel 2 reporter jade hernandez is there at the school with a look at the damage this morning. jade. >>> that's right. t

the paramedics were called when the child was unresponsive in the morning. >> she is not the type of person you would expect to do something like aaron i think it was just as there of the moment than she is a really good person she is always have been. she always wants to make sure you make their right choices. >> the sheriff's department is unclear if there and a charge the parents. >> the family of the missing nursing student michele lee has increased the reward for our return. the reward now is at a hundred thousand dollars they have been searching royal areas. they are treating her disappearance as a homicide. >> we are gonna keep you posted on a fire that we saw on san raphael this is from our mt. tam cam. they are saying is coming from a car dealership as soon as we get all the information we will pass along to your we will be right back . good morning and welcome back we want show you the end of this chase. this was a dramatic $1 pursued in l.a. last night. instead of stopping the driver took offic. and they're easy the officers coming up to the car and got the driver out no o

say those who participated in this, participated -- in this shooting last week, participated in unresponsible behavior. charles hill, this man was shot after refusing to comply with officer orders. dozens of protesters split off causing huge delays for passengers trying to get home. ktvu was the only station to bring you live pictures as this station unfolded during the commute. our cameras showed a scuffle that broke out between passengers and a frustrated driver. at that point, police in riot gear arrived and forced people back. >> i just want to go home. i guess they have a right. [ inaudible ] >> we want to see that organization gone. we feel like they are not fit to run a policing agency and we want to see them disanded -- disbanded. >> reporter: on the same day of yesterday's protest despite demonstrators demanding b.a.r.t. police disarm its officers, b.a.r.t.'s new independent auditor announced 5 meeting in oakland to -- a meeting tonight in oakland. the audi ter's job -- auditor's job was to ensure the jobs are being conducted with integrity an honesty -- integrity and honesty. back t

president, i want to be clear that this unresponsiveness by the treasury secretary is unacceptable. president obama needs to understand that this failure to provide the senate with critical information is not tolerable and will not be forgotten. still, i'm confident that the nation will get through this immediate crisis and there will be no default, but that is only part of the problem. the real issue remains, the united states cannot continue to support the level of spending president obama has given us and that democrats from the new deal onward have bequeathed to the nation in the form of ever-expanding entitlement spending programs. that is the real issue, and the majority leader's proposal does not address this any more than the president's white house bromides about balanced solutions address it -- about a balanced solution. the real throat this nation is not the -- the real threat to this nation is not the threat of a downgrade due to default. the real long-term threat is a downgrade of the nation's credit rating because president obama has written checks that this country si

people thrown into the water after their boat capsized, they have been found and were listed as unresponsiveuard was on the scene, right after that was reported, and this is actual video of the race. the good news, reports of a good samaritan able to help rescue at least 6 others and 6 were saved, right away and two knocked into the water and apparently have been found and we hope the best for them and we'll update you that when we get it here and also, president obama, wanted a deal to extend the borrowing limit by the weekend and so far, neither side seems to be budging on much. >> president obama and the democratic allies in congress refuse to come up with a legitimate plan to confront our runaway spending and, it left our country over $14 trillion in debt. he refuses to reform our near bankruptcy entitlement programs, all while pushing job-killing tax hikes. bill: senator orrin hatch out of utah and he's here live in a moment. does he see a deal in the works? we'll ask him, jamie. jamie: and it was supposed to be the traffic jam of epic proportions, and the shocking ends to l.a.'s carmeg

they lose document, they are unresponsive. they have a false negative credit reporting. all of it is going on, and it is terrible for the people. it is more terrible when they do it to our service people overseas. can you put this up? he was deployed to iraq as a the tenant in 2009-2010. his bank told his wife that she could pay using money orders. chase failed to process the payments. and they submitted inaccurate reports to the credit bureaus, which badly impacted his security clearance while he was still deployed. the military tried to help him. she described her uphill battle. she said, to be honest, i have not been able to do anything with this client. customer service refuses to talk to me without a letter of authorization. i have sent it four separate times to different facts numbers. i have left a voice messages with tebet supervisors and no one calls me back. i need to talk to a human being that will listen to the facts of the case and understand the need to make it right. if this jag officer cannot get corp., how can we respect -- expect other members will get

the loose documents, unresponsive, give conflicting guidance, refuse to process payments, false negative credit reporting. all of that is going on in it's terrible for people generally. but it's even more terrible than they do with respect to service members deployed overseas. i went to rescue a particular case of captain kenneth gonzalez in the united states army. he was deployed to iraq as a lieutenant from december 2002 december 2010. his bank, chase, toad catching gonzalez's fight to slip its payments by using money orders, so she did it. they chased out to process the payment and they submitted inaccurate negative reports to the credit bureaus, which then affected and badly impacted catching gonzalez security clearance while he was still deployed. the military surgery to help him, but described the uphill battle she had won a protein e-mail. to be honest, i've not been able to do anything of this climate. i'm talking with clerks and the customer service section, which i've sent in four separate times. i've been given a tip on every time and been told the processes 40 to 72 hours. i'

that -- because of that this government has become too big and too wielding and i would say too unresponsivew, let me speak specifically to the issue of social security. i'm one of those members that has long said we needed to protect that social security trust fund. and i think, peter, it's important that we talk about medicare and social security as the trust funds that they are. and were set up to be. but in 2005, i brought forward a bill that would have required the social security payments which are your money. they come out of your paycheck. government has first right of refusal on that paycheck. it would have required those be kept in that trust fund and not let the government i.o.u. those back into the general fund. and, al, it sounds like i need you helping me with my bill. i still have it. but that first year i filed that i think i got 18co-sponsors on it. and in subsequent years i think i've gotten as many as 36 or 37. so this is what i'm talking about. there are some of us that have been focused on trying to make certain that medicare is preserved, trying to make certain that soc

you see your child on the school bus slumped over, unresponsive with kids standing over him.ht on to the bus. watch this. >> i could not see him in the seat. he was slumped down in the seat. i did not have visual of my son. there were children standing there that were scared saying we cannot move him. we cannot wake him. >> but now, she could end up behind bars. how is that possible? fox news analyst peter johnson jr. here to explain. peter, legally? >> boneheaded world of prosecution. we've seen it over the last two days, they want to prosecute a new bloomfield pennsylvania emergency room nurse for seeing her son apparently she thought in distress on the bus. slumped over on the bus with a bunch of kids gathered around the boy, little 5-year-old boy, and then ran on to the bus, against the driver's wishes. and now after that, was prosecuted like five months from there. >> yeah. >> if my child is slumped over on the bus and the bus driver says stop, i'm not going to listen to the bus driver. i'm going to go straight ahead. how did she know it was against the law to get on the

a hiker came across a young man possibly in his 20s, found hm lying on the ground unresponsive with a bullet wound to the back of the wed. this person ran to get help. when police arrived they began cpr. we did speak with someone that said that police stopped cpr indicating he might have died but police telling us he was alive, taken to the hospital in critical condition. police are looking for a suspect and motive. they don't know if this was random, a robbery or something else. reporting live, bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you. now i want to check the commute and the forecast with christina loren. >> good morning. lots happening in both departments. we're looking good, refreshing out there. this afternoon the fog we have is going to push inland for us to see a cooler day by about 5 to 7 degrees on average. 86 in livermore, as we head throughout the remainder of the week, we continue to drop off. all the way through saturday, a gorgeous day for outdoor plans. we have a sigalert and the traffic department, we told you about this 20 minutes ago. i-80 at u.s. 101, a tow truck i

frankly, it's unresponsible and it's dangerous. the administration should not be threatening to make the debt ceiling impasse more disruptive than it needs to be. now there are published reports that the treasury officials are calling big bank executives and assuring them privately that if the debt limit is not raised they, the treasury department, will nevertheless ensure there's no default on our bonds. it's all well and good for the administration to provide that assurance to friends on wall street. i think we provided that assurance to senior citizens around the country. that's why we are introducing the bill that we are unvailing today, ensuring the full faith and credit of the united states and recollecting american's soldiers and seniors act. i'm delighted as it this moment, we have 31 co-sponsors in the senate. the number has been growing consistently. what our bill would do is it would instruct the treasury secretary in the event that the debt ceiling is not raised, to make certain obligations priority so they will be paid