the tunnel is on most 2 miles long and he ran to the tunnel and came out west street and saw firefighterp to liberty west and that was the last place he was seen alive was liberty and west street. he went into the south tower we believe that with the squad one brothers were found, some of the bodies were found there and you would not want to be there, if you trained you would want to fight the fire with the people that he trained after he found out they were in the south tower and i had no doubt he was going up the stairs as some money great heroes were that great day and he did not come home and i got a call that day by a firefighter richie who lived a couple of doors away and he said frank, stephen is on the list of missing firefighters, which i early knew i was with my brothers and sisters at staten island and he said it's really bad down here and i said i know and he said you to understand, nobody's coming home and i had to go in the other room and tell my sisters. we raised my brother. my parents died when he was ten years old he was truly an orphan at ten years old he was much as a

the time, joined pete, and they were going to participate in rescuing these trapped members along west street. (sirens) - there was no job he didn't want to do. he was involved in every level of the department. he just was inspirational. whenever you hear a speech that he's given, and you hear his voice, it brings you right back to where you were. - bill was an excellent public speaker, and he;d be the last one to tell you that. we'd go to a ceremony, some sort of a political thing, groundbreaking, whatever it happened to be. bill would get to the meeting, it'd be his time to speak. he'd get up, and he'd go on and on and on, and everything made sense and it all fit together, and there was nothing out of place. and it was just what the people wanted to hear. - and the time will come in each of your careers, when you will have to take that calculated risk, and go in harm's way to protect, or to save a life. for some of you that time may not come for a long while. for others, it will come very early on in your career. for some, it will come, but a few times. for others, it will come time and tim

. >> reporter: one of the six workers targeted while working on west street. he says first the man stole his friend's wallet across the street at gunpoint. moments later, the same man crossed the street to rob him, and another friend demanding their phones and wallets. when the gunman turned toward his friend, he says he decided to hit the gunman with a shovel to smack the gun away. >> in that moment, i said this person is not going to take anything from us, and thank god that what i did worked. >> reporter: the suspect and a get away driver took off, but it didn't end there. they came back to get the gun, and that's when all six of the workers fought back throwing cans of paint, buckets, and even boxing the windshield with a wooden plank until they drove away. this isn't the first time they've been robbed in oakland. >> we feel frustrated because they're robbing a lot of people. but if we unite, we will prevent things like this from happening. >> reporter: this is the third time someone has been robbed at gunpoint on her street in the past three months. >> it

. >> reporter: one of the six workers targeted while working on west street.le his friend's wallet across the street at gunpoint. moments later, the same man crossed the street to rob him, and another friend demanding their phones and wallets. when the gunman turned toward his friend, he says he decided to hit the gunman with a shovel to smack the gun away. >> in that moment, i said this person is not going

it's the windows, i'll click on the slide from wesley island and scroll to the bottom of west street . in 15 seconds. i took a quick easy make my board. this is a show this commercial flight on the was kind of of golf and extreme example. but so many flights, almost as necessary, an absurd, especially on the european continent. but more and more people are flying and emissions are going up with them. so some countries i'm bringing in them for those has officially band the short distance domestic flights in an effort to cut the countries carbon emissions. thanks for john is possible enough to know about us by trading and others. i looked into phone, but not everybody's a fan of the been doing the work. so what is your ground salt on the slides? and what does this work? the combinations of disease, commercial roots in europe also that off of the shows the flight to be measured in buffalo not takes only an hour and a half. and when you add the time it takes to get to the airport deal security, the entire thing can take much longer than the trade. in fact, one of the busiest sites with i

several people on west street here. >> number one, numerous people trapped, floor 106. >> division one advised battalion two, jumpers from world trade center. >> oh, my god. >> the plane obviously went in on one side and came out the other. there is debris all over the ground. >> broke through one part. >> exactly. >> steve: it affects perhaps 10 floors of the world trade center building. it is over 100 stories tall. >> brian: this time of morning is when people pour into that building, usually next to -- >> steve: this is near the financial district on the tip of manhattan, there are so many people at this hour who are in that neighborhood, all the police and fire department and emergency technician headed to that area. this is horrible. all we can do is stair aghast at pictures. this is north building of the twin tower of the world trade center. debris reigning down from 110 floors up. this is clear blue sky day in manhattan. if that was an accident, it would be needle in a haystack type of. wendell goaler is materialing with the president. >> the president is here on a two-day trip

. >> along for the pot, staging area three, chief somewhere on west street, o. >> a box is a locationnals the end of a message. a throwback to the 19th century telegraph, which on this day was paungtuating the greatest crisis in the department's 136 years. >> right away i got a deep sense that we were going to lose a lot of firefighters this day. >> division 1 commander peter hayden met battalion chief joe pfeifer in the lobby of the burning tourer. >> i knew we weren going to be able to put out the fire. so the order of the day was to search and evacuate as many people as we could. i knew we were not going to back away. >> the fire was 93 floors above. elevators were out. so firefighters climbed tight stairwells shouldering 75 pounds and more. >> i thought we would have enough time to get the people out and everybody that was above the impact of the plane we were pretty much sure were either dead already or going to die. there was a lot of people jumping out already. >> 1355 people were trapped above the fire. the boeing 767 had severed all three stairwells, leaving one way out. >> j

it's going to be on southbound 880 past west eighth street. your speeds are picking up. it through that crash site, which is good news for anyone that's traveling towards the san mateo bridge. and you have to go southbound on 880 for our drive times. not too bad at all. westbound on highway four, antioch to hercules 43 minutes. highway four to the maze 28 look number seven an usher is performing at the super bowl halftime show in vegas. >> he says this is in honor of a lifetime to finally check a super bowl performance off of his bucket list. super bowl 58 is set for sunday, february 11th. it's going to be in vegas , where his residency has been. and it has been hot. that is the ticket to get you will pay. you will be entertained. and i'm ready for this. >> yes, i am. i love usher. usher superstar was our wedding song. i love we are big usher fans, my husband and i. i'm ready for this night. can't wait . >> so many songs. >> yes, you make me want it was 97. >> this man is still out. >> 97, 91. the start of a new to what you want to think about the fans to come along with

it's going to be westbound 80 just past west texas street. and it is continuing to slow. watch this one for you. this morning, jobina. >> thank you. breaking news, we're learning house speaker kevin mccarthy is expected to endorse and impeach an inquiry into president joe biden. sources tell abc news mccarthy plans to tell his conference the inquiry is, quote, the logical next step in order to obtain financial records from both the president and his son, hunter biden. mccarthy has made it clear there will be a vote at last check. he doesn't have the votes to open an inquiry. we'll keep tracking this and let you know when there is new information. now to a major mess in san francisco. what started as a water main break turned into a giant sinkhole right in the middle of cow hollow. just look at these images from sky seven. the break was on fillmore at union. then two blocks away, the sinkhole opened up on green street and it has ballooned in size from there. abc7 news reporter lena howland is live this this morning with the work that's being done as we speak. lena >> hey,

so we moved north and you could see the down west the firemen coming down west street.pect, you know, we're going north, getting away , walking ten getting away, walking ten blocks. a woman with me blocks. i had a woman with me who was a client and i needed to get her to safety . that was the get her to safety. that was the most important thing. but these these firemen were loaded with gean these firemen were loaded with gear, running down west street into the building . it was just into the building. it was just an awesome moment. >> and, greg, we can hear from your accent that you were born and raised. you're a new yorker, right? you know how does that hun? right? you know how does that hurt? know, because hurt? you know, because obviously you weren't directly affected, but you knew people in the tower, not only from work, but kids you'd grown up with but but kids you'd grown up with going to school with. yeah. >> town. >> devastated my town. my mother, died a mother, coincidentally died a few weeks later . you know, i few weeks later. you know, i think it was two wee

west papua. [chanting] sally: these videos shared online show papuan students being surrounded by indonesian mobs and racially abused. sally: thousands of people took to the streetsly: students marched in solidarity, but indonesia's then security minister, former general wiranto, rejected the calls. wiranto: [speaking foreign language] sally: peaceful protests soon turned violent. sally: more than 6000 indonesian soldiers and police were deployed. this video shows police shooting at unarmed civilians. indonesia says it was in self-defense. pro indonesian militia groups joined the fight. male: [speaking foreign language] sally: the region descended into the bloodiest unrest in decades. hundreds of protestors were detained. an internet blackout was enforced across the region. sally: we're on our way to a secret meeting. one of the activists on the top of indonesia's most wanted list has agreed to an interview. he's crossed the border illegally into papua new guinea. finally, we reach a safe house. ♪♪♪ sally: victor yeimo arrives in the early hours of the morning. sally: how much do you worry for your safety at the moment in west papua? victor yeimo: all of my life

there was a fatal shooting friday night at eighth and filbert streets in west oakland. and yesterday at 14th street near webster in downtown oakland, a man died after getting shot and then hit by a car. no word on any arrests in either case. there have been 87 homicides in oakland, so far this year. that is the same number as last year at this time . henry also told us that first responders promptly answered the call for help in that home invasion. but that has not been the case for the mass majority of 911 calls in oakland today, oakland's mayor announced new funding to fix its beleaguered and underperforming dispatch system. the city has now just under one year to hire, train and field 16 new employees or risk losing state funding and the right to field its own 911 calls. ktvu is tom vacar joins us now with why this problem may not get resolved quickly tom. well, the critical question is, is it enough money or is it more like a firecracker against the sun? the city of oakland says its ability to answer 911 calls in the statement added 15 seconds, 90% of the time is a l

street. just a couple blocks away from lake merritt. and then around 6 o'clock. last night, a man was shot several times dying during a home invasion in westnd on 11th street. that's near willow park. police say the man tried to confront someone as they broke into his home. then another man was shot and killed at a homeless encampment that happened about 3 o'clock this morning early in the morning on east 12th street just down the road from garfield elementary school. oakland leaders, meantime, are taking new steps today to address the city's troubled 9-1-1. system. this after state officials threatened to cut funding to oakland. police at the department didn't improve its response times. says made you reports now on how the city plans to address those concerns. >> response times have been a longstanding issue for smith for the city. >> funding is on the way to improve. oakland's beleaguered dispatch system which has ongoing problems with technology. in addition to experiencing a dispatcher staffing shortage. oakland mayor sheng thao. i'm extremely happy to announce that thanks to additional revenues collected this year. we're able to dire

street. a couple blocks from lake merritt. then around 6 o'clock. last night, a man was shot several times. he died during a home invasion in west oakland on 11th street near willow park. police say the guy tried to confront someone as they broke into his home. another man was shot and killed at a homeless encampment around 03:00am. that happened on east 12th street down the road from garfield elementary school. no word on any suspect information tonight in this comes as oakland city leaders announced today, more funding is on the way too try to improve the city's troubled 9-1-1. system that system is plagued by slow response times. thanks to under staffing and failing automation systems. the additional 2.5 million dollars comes from event. revenue at the coliseum and will be doled out over the next 2 years. oakland city leaders say some of that money will go toward filling 16 currently open dispatcher jobs. >> sheer volume of calls coming in that they have to manage in understaffed department is something that we cannot stand anymore. >> the city recently received notice from state regulators that in order to continue receiving

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police department's of special services and investigations arrives at the door of apartment 112 west 17th street in harlem. here's accompanied by four additional officers armed with two bulletproof vests and one shotgun on the detective's command, the men light a rag on fire in the apartment hallway and begin shouting, fire, fire! the two occupants of apartment nine, lumumba, shakur and his wife, afeni waked the cries and smell smoke. the number jumps up, looks through the doors people and sees the flames. when he opens the door, he's greeted a shotgun, pressed into his chest, while other officers stationed outside on the fire escape enter through the window and hold afeni at gunpoint one mile away that same morning, dhoruba woodard is apprehended from his apartment. robert collier is taken custody from his home on east eighth street and a few blocks away, detective joseph coffey accompanied by his own team, kicks open the door. michael situation labor holds gun to his head and declares, i've got to shoot you, black --. if you move a blow your brains out before the sunrise in new york city, ten

the new york post reporting, quote, the area from sixth to eighth avenues between west 42 and west 49th streetave seen number of pick pocket complaints skyrocket 222%, liz peek. >> we thought oliver twist as a fig manment of charles dickens imagination. from the top down, alvin bragg, eric adams, none of these people are standing up for average new yorkers and citizens of this city. not only in terms of combating crime and making our streets safer but also as we just heard in terms of prioritizing the welfare of new yorkers versus the people who are flowing across the border and what really gets my goat, cheryl, is that all these democrats are furious about not getting more help from the federal government. none of them will talk about the essential problem here which is an open border. and democrats own this. joe biden owns this. frankly, eric adams owns this. this is his party. he made new york a sanctuary city. he's proud of that. we have no help in store. cheryl: he didn't make new york a sanctuary sigh. we've been a sanctuary city. but a year ago he was. bracing it, to your point and sayi

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on foot because there's no or very close to park because again, street closed to fill more both directions. one blocked east one block west and several blocks along fillmore street. >> dan kerman have another live report for us coming up during kron. 4 news at 5. dan, thank you. >> today is the first day that bart rolled out its new schedule. the changes are meant to keep up with post-pandemic commute patterns as more people go back to the office today we spoke with the agency about the changes that are happening now after some people are wondering why it took part so long to do this. >> bar right now is in financial crisis. you know, ridership has not recovered as quickly as we would have hoped because of the switch to remote work. and so we're creating a new financial model so we don't run out of funds. and so we needed to figure out a way to increase optic service without spending more money. and amazingly, bart staff have done that. so here's what you need to know. the yellow line, which is the busiest will run no longer than every 10 minutes. the red line will also run at least every 10 minutes. >> people will not ha

the first shooting happened friday night at 8:00 in filbert streets in west oakland. was rushed to a hospital and later pronounced dead. the shotspotter system alerted police to gunfire early yesterday at 14th street near webster in downtown oakland. investigators say the victim had been shot and hit by a car. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. the third deadly shooting happened last night on 11th street in west oakland prescott neighborhood. detectives are investigating this case as a homicide and no arrests have been reported in any of these shootings. and amid growing concerns about violent crime in oakland, so many people turned out for a meeting on public safety. some had to be turned away from the east oakland church where it was being held. oakland mayor shengtao and alameda county district attorney pamela price headed up the panel discussion. some community members who were able to get a seat inside said crime in oakland is out of control and they urged city leaders to declare a state of emergency. mayor tao said that's not the answer. calling for his sta

street. just a couple of blocks away from lake merritt. then around 6 o'clock last night, a man was shot several times dying during a home invasion in west oakland on 11th street near willow park. police say the man tried to confront someone as they broke into his home. another man was shot and killed at a homeless encampment about 03:00am this morning that happening on east 12th street down the road from garfield elementary school. now this comes as oakland city leaders announced today that more funding is on the way too improve the city's troubled 9-1-1. system. the system is plagued by slow response times. thanks to under staffing and failing automated systems. the additional 2.5 million dollars. it comes from event revenue at the coliseum and will be doled out over the next 2 years. oakland city leaders say that some of that money will go towards filling the 16 currently opened dispatcher jobs. >> that sheer volume of calls coming in that they have to manage in understaffed department is something that we cannot stand anymore. >> the city recently received notice from state regulators that in order to continue receiving state funding dispatc

these are the cross streets that i'm going to give you at the corner of west elm avenue and plum street in san jose just east of highway 87 in south the 2.80, elm avenue was closed for about 3 to 4 hours earlier this morning. it's now back open. we've got video from the scene from a few hours ago. what you're looking at now, san jose police say that early this morning a shooting broke out here at this corner that led to 2 men being taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and after investigating officials located a possible suspect vehicle which fled the area, leading them on a pursuit outside of the city limits. >> eventually they were able to take several suspects into custody and at least one firearm was recovered from the situation as to exactly what happened or where at this corner it happened are still waiting for those details. >> the businesses at this corner include things like an alteration shop, a convenience store and a bar. and as i mentioned, it's right across from the dmv. so stores are just starting to open in the sun is just starting to come up. we're go

west areas. to the mujahideen street and northwest, which is almost near imam hossein square, people were sitting special makeup on the front page , they were sitting at home with their children, and the men and their families were on the four sides, the women were becoming independent and drunk. from which east, southeast , northeast of the army square and the commandos are ready to move n lines on the roof of the electric factory in the eastern part of the square and northeast of the square, there are also commandos taking stock of the military, but still , so to speak, in the way that he arranged, some of them are sitting, some are standing, the crowd started chanting the slogan of the islamic government , the king should go to america or to in front of the slogans of the people, the military commanders ordered my house to be closed, and it was dispersed . it announced three times that it was military rule, but no one paid attention. that this voice the cover had gone around our people and they started firing with machine guns. we were the first. suddenly, i felt that my feet were hot. two of

he began walking northeast on jones from the west side toward the middle of the street. with this right hand he pulled a knife from his waste band. mr. everett moved toward the officers. with his left handled he held the milk krit and duffle become in front his face. with the right hand mr. everett raised the knife and swung it continuing to move toward the officers. multiple officers yelled, red light. dak, dak him. >> 4 officers used 4s in this order. officer number 5 deployed eriw. officer 2 deployed an eriw. officer 3 discharged his firearm. officer 4 discharged his department issued fireman. multiple officers yelled. shots fired. and quote, dromotropic knife. as mr. everett fell to the ground. officers formed an arrest team and app hendzed mr. everett lying on his stomach. mr. everett's knife was on the ground next to his right hand. officers observed the knife was tieed his wrist with a belt. one stated t. is tieed his hand. officers were able to remove the knife from him. officers cuffed him and rendzers aid. san francisco fire department med makes staged near ent

help yesterday evening around 6 p.m. she and others rushed over to the home near 11th and pine streets in west oakland's lower bottoms area. but the man died at the scene. oakland police say he was shot and killed by a home invader. opd came so fast and i was so impressed and so happy with that, to be honest. like it was like 2 or 3 minutes they showed up, you know, they jumped in was later, around 3 a.m, officers responded to a shotspotter activation at a homeless encampment near 22nd avenue and east 12th street. police were flagged down and told a man had been shot several times with a rifle. the victim died at a hospital. deputies in woodside arrested two suspects accused of robbing a man of $15,000 worth of jewelry right outside of a restaurant. and according to sfgate, the robbery happened in the parking lot of alyssa's restaurant on skyline boulevard last week. deputies with the san mateo county sheriff's department found the suspects near highway one. they say they were able to return the jewelry to the victim. the suspects are now facing several charges. people from across the world ar

the crash happened around 9:30 this morning, just west of the second street offramp. no one was hurt, but the cleanup is going to take quite a while. they are asking everyone who can , to just avoid that area. still no estimate on when the lanes might reopen. >>> san jose's raging waters say they are closing their doors for good. the popular waterpark issuing a statement on their website, saying they are closed for the season and will not reopen in 2024. raging waters is the largest waterpark in the bay area. the company was not given a reason for the closure but it comes one year after the company closed its sacramento location. >>> san jose mayor matt mahan said in part, we have already heard from potential investors who are exploring new recreational uses and business models, which might draw even greater interest from residents >>> still ahead, we are staying in pleasanton, were a popular restaurant is closing its doors for the first time in more than three decades. >> it's not fancy, but it's home. >> why the owner says she knew it was finally time to retire. >>>

. >> it happened at stardust place that just west of main street this morning.s barricaded inside the car and was holding the victim against their will after 7 hours, officers arrested the suspect. they later learned that he had an outstanding warrant for domestic violence involving the victim he had in the car. >> the bill seeking to increase jail time for those convicted of trafficking. anyone under the age of 18 in california. it's now headed to governor newsom's desk. the state senate unanimously passed it today. >> if signed by the governor, this bill will help protect children everyday californians whether you're democrat, republican or independent, believe that the people who sell children for should be in prison for a longer period of time as a long time victims advocate. you know, i just want to stress how important it is. >> that we send a message that selling children for is not acceptable in the state of california. >> the senate passed the bill after an amendment was added to address concerns that victims who may have been forced to cooperate with t

. >>> and thousands paraded through the streets of key west, florida in honor of jimmy buffett, who diedload the cbs news app o n your tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new rk. >>> trapped in the desert. heavy rain and mud leaves thousands stranded at nevada's burning man festival. one death under investigation. organizers tell attendees to conserve food and water. it could be days before roads are passable. >> can you set the mood as far as what it's like right there right now? >> there are people here who are really struggling and who are just itching and aching to get out. >>> also, september sizzle. much of the country is in for a new round of potentially record-breaking heat. we'll have your labor day forecast. >>> plus, manhunt update. a convicted murderer in pennsylvania spotted on this security camera less than two miles from the prison where he escaped. >>> nationwide recall. the popular brand of meat products being pulled from store shelves. what you need to know. >>> report card. many of america's children are playing catch-up in school. the post-pandemic challenges for educators

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have tested positive for west nile virus net avenue and and that area around there and there they have a northern area. they're going to warn you if you're around. >> holmes street in the mound re. they've got a whole area. there's a southern boundary of myrtle lane and to the west. but if you live in livermore, you're going to know where they're treating it happening late in the evening. they say it's safe for humans, but they always like to let you know, when they're treating for west nile virus because they want to miss mitigate the mosquito problem. still ahead, an iconic landmark and restaurant in san francisco is going to reopen. >> with a new name and a new menu. but the same old, beautiful views will tell you about. >> 10 44 breaking news, president biden's son hunter has been indicted on federal gun charges. this comes just weeks after a plea deal fell apart. a federal indictment filed in delaware says that hunter biden lied about his drug use when he brought a firearm in 2018 president biden son has also been investigated for his business dealings. the special counsel overseeing that case has indicted that tax charges could be filed in washington or in

they first responded to the vehicle on stardust place west of main street about 8.30, the morning yesterday of a trespassing report. the man was barricaded in the car and was holding a person inside the car against their will. the police department called in the critical incident response team to help resolve this. and after 7 hours they were able able to arrest a man for trespassing, outstanding warrants and violating restraining order. police in piedmont are looking for this car in connection with a strong arm robbery that happened last night. it was in the community center parking lot that a couple was approached by some thieves knocked down and they stole a purse and a phone and then made off in this vehicle was 3 men wearing face masks. they got away in this black vw, golf and the license plate is 6 be ft. 7, 7, 7, governor newsom says that he is now working to tackle the state's homeless crisis, especially the one in san francisco. >> the governor says the state will intervene in the ongoing federal court cases banned the city from cleaning up homeless encampments. 2 more shelter beds

so first, it was on start as place that police got a call that's west of main street around 08:30am, there was a trespassing incident when they showed up. the man was barricaded in a car and holding another person in that car against their will. the police department called in the critical incident response team to help resolve this. and after more than 7 hours, officers were able to arrest a man for trespassing, outstanding warrants and violating a restraining order. police piedmont are looking for this car in connection with a strong arm robbery that happened last night. it was in a community center parking lot that these people approached a couple from behind knocked him down and stole a purse and a phone and then took off. it was 3 men and they were wearing face masks. but there is a shot of the getaway car, which is this black vw, golf with the license plate 6 b f t 7, 7, 7, governor newsom says that he's now working to tackle the state's homeless crisis, specially the one here in san francisco. >> the governor says the state will intervene in the ongoing federal court case that

west nile virus. fatah that avenue and con can canyon boulevard are the northern boundaries. hull street is the eastern boundary of the out latest. the southern boundary mortal lane is the western boundary. the treatment is going to start in the late evening hours. time now is 9.38. and officials in pleasanton held a real kind of ribbon cutting ceremony for this new advanced ground water treatment facility. it's a technology called an ion exchange. it uses positive and negative particles to remove pf a's from groundwater. pf a's are found in a lot of different things like hiking here and nonstick cookware. and this new system at the stoneridge well, in pleasanton is the first of its kind in northern california. >> looks like we're going to get a new clubhouse, not the old one that they closed during the pandemic. but same fabulous views are going to remodel. it is under new ownership. the national park service just announced that this restaurant they took down the old name of the cliff house and it will be at back up and running in a new way next year. it will be remodeled and will be a

west bank. people have taken the streets in burkino faso to show support for the junty leaders on the anniversary

police reverse responded to start us place west of main street, but 08:30am, in the morning yesterdayeport. the man was barricaded in a car and was holding another person in that car against their will. the police department called it a critical incident response. so they had that special team come in to resolve that after 7 hours, officers were able to arrest the man for trespassing, outstanding warrants and violating a restraining order. police in piedmont are looking for a car that you see here in connection with a strong arm robbery that happened last night. this was in the community center parking lot where the people approached a couple from behind knocked him to the ground and stole a purse and a phone. they are described as 3 men. they were wearing face masks and they got away in this black vw, golf, the license plate which probably can't see it there. but let me tell you, at 6 be ft, 7, 7, 7, somebody suffered minor injuries after his car crash happened in fairfield. it's all according to firefighters responded to the scene. it happened last night on eastbound 88 waterman. no