>> only three trucks behind wheeler.uck eight is shot. >> eight, going down -- >> i knew it was going bad then. >> we gotta get out of the kill zone. >> wheeler's camera captures the growing panic. >> jesus christ, help us all, lord. i got six and seven behind me. they're screaming at me to go, go, go, go. you know, everybody's on the radios hollering, wanting to get out of there. and i'm scared to death, just like everybody else is. [ gunfire ] >> the drivers try to keep moving and get out of harm's way, but shots fired at truck one derail the entire convoy. >> truck down. truck one's down. >> and his truck turns over. now everybody's stopped. and i almost rear-ended the humvee in front of me. >> but he never lets the camera go. >> truck five is stalled out. >> all the brakes was locked up on it. i knew i was in trouble. >> go! go! >> i am -- truck five cannot move. please help me. >> wheeler is trapped inside his truck with no weapon to defend himself. [ gunfire ] and nowhere to run. >> move out of the way, if you can.

owner and farmer duke wheeler had one holiday.. that sparked his family to do their part...serving those who serve our country.... by shipping trees to military families. we started giving trees to military families since the first gulf war." it was the efforts of wheeler and other farmers around the nation.. that prompted the national christmas tree assocation and fed-ex to help out as well. by creating a national-weekend event during december, called, 'trees for troops.' at participating farms, (or online i think) a tree can be purchased and donated.. this year the trees are going to 65 military bases across the country and a handful of bases overseas in afganistan, kuwait and guam. (or for time: this year trees are going to bases around the country and throughout the world. "our assignment is to fill a trailer to go to camp lejeune in north carolina." "a couple more, we need five more trees. good job you two." wheeler is not a veteran himself..too young for vietnam and too old for the first gulf war. but at his farm, trees, shoo

here you can see scott's creek off wheeler street where the water level's been much higher today. higher waters been the common thing along several creeks and streams in and around the city. in one part of silverstreet today they've been keeping their eye on the saluda river. it topped its banks months ago during the historic floods --- causing a lot of damage to homes that sit at the saluda river resort. residents told me there are several people --- who are still left trying to recover from that. larry bennett --- silverstreet "uhh it got bad..campers right there.they was all under water. it was all messed up.

stole his truck, 18-wheeler. >> in this previously unaired footage, stamper also claims to use his sexuality to manipulate other inmates. >> you target people with weaker minds. easier targets. like -- kind of like what i would be in a rougher prison. i target that and start talking and flirting with them. to them it's like having a woman in here. so they are willing to give up more things. it doesn't have to be sexual. it's just the presence. you know, i know it's in their mind. but the -- the trick behind it is to try to not do it that way. and to still get the item. >> though it's against the rules, stamper has found ways to engage in another activity that

women who deploy in harm's way, some of whom may not come back, as was the case with master sergeant wheeler, need to know they have not only the moral support but the legal backing of our nation. i hope we here in congress would devote equal effort to having this debate and talking about the true costs with regard the sacrifices required. as we get into the deeper

how the social plus - how authorities were able to get this 18-wheeler loose... a big mess in mobile, alabama this morning. the rain - along with the closure of the busy "bankhead tunnel" caused some traffic delays. you can see why.... a truck got stuck underneath it. the 18 wheeler got jammed in the west entrance - closing down traffic in both directions until the truck was cleared. police say the driver was not from the area. authorities had to let the air out of the tires to get it loose. two tech giants are joining together - to make your new year's eve celebration even easier. facebook is introducing a "transportation" function on messenger. uber is the first partner on the service - and drivers can now accept rides within a facebook messenger conversation. the service is currently in a test phase - for the top thirty metropolitan markets in the united states. "if you're new to uber, you'll get a 20 dollar credit the first time you use it through messenger, so that's kind of, you know, for new people are gonna be getting free rides, so that's kind of a big d

burnight snow and ice removal uses a four wheeler, a four wheeler that has spent most of the season parked in the garage. >> he's been out one time. normally he been out 4 to 5 times by now, at least. right now it has just been , really slow. marcus: burnight is hopeful the year will bring the kind of snowy, wintry weather that iowan's are used to. if you want an outdoor winter activity brenton skating plaza live in downtown des moines, marcus mcintosh, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. mark: an update now on the rehabilitation of the burned out younkers building downtown. the business record is reporting blackbird investments llc will continue the work on the building which was destroyed by , fire in march of last year. but the deadline to complete the work has now been extended to march of 2017. steve: the sierra club wants the iowa dnr to redo its public hearing on permits for the bakken pipeline project. if approved, the highly controversial oil pipeline would stretch from northwestern to southeastern iowa. it would pass through several public parcels of land and water controlled by the

the flames melted the four wheeler down to the its frame. fire crews are unsure what caused it to catch fire. it was parked next to the home. nobody was hurt. >>> a massive blaze at a south jersey auto body shop is under investigation. chopper 6 was over performance plus haddonfield road in pennsauken. it took 70 firefighters two hours to get it under control. crews got a late start because you someone else try toed to put the -- tried to put the flames out on their own before calling 911. >> the roof collapsed in the original fire area, we stopped it at a fire break in the rear of the building. the left-hand side of the buildings stained no fire damage other than smoke and water. >> it's unclear how much damage was done to the vehicles inside the shop. >>> police stepped in to try to figure out how a second grader got her hands on hypodermic needles and brought them to school. annie mccormick is live outside school district headquarters with the full story. >> reporter: this happened on tuesday, five students went to the hospital after they

the four-wheeler is burnt to a crisp. the fire marshall is investigating there. >> happening today, terrorist attacks in the name of religion. an issue that follows headline grabbing tragedies sparks debate across america. monique braxton is live in center city. how are the leaders tackling this issue? >> in a couple hours, interdenominational leaders will come towing to say islam, christianity and judaism are all religions of peace. this symbolic call for unity comes for politicians and civil rights leaders. they are urging the city of brotherly love to say, no, the massacres we witnessed in the name of religion, this follows the murders of 14 people in san bernardino and the terrorist attacks that killed 130 in paris. since monday, mayor nutter and republican presidential candidate donald trump have verbally sparred over temporarily blocking the entry of muslims to america. trump is suggesting customs agents decides won't ters and who doesn't. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims in

sot - heidi wheeler / lives in the area "shock, disgust, um, scary." authorities are now searching for information on the mysterious double homicide and are hoping to hear from anyone who had contact with royer and williams on christmas sot - lt. jeffery love / maine state police anyone that was out and who saw or observed anything - e police. their families hoping for answers and closure for their loved ones. sot - christian royer she was an amazing person, just very outgoing, very loved just a few days... many people are preparing their new years resolution and the top resolution: losing weight. action news is here to help you with some tips to shed those unwanted pounds. those tips coming up in our health report. and remember... you can watch action news at k-t-n-v dot com... so you can stay informed on any computer.. smartphone.. or tablet. we'll be.... right back. in today's health report... that's according to a new study.... that says.... diet beverages may make you chow down..... on more unhealthy food.... than you realize. nutrition and dietet

four wheeler that's spent a lot of time parked in the garage. >> it has been really slow. he's only been out one time . normally, he has been out 4 to 5 times by now at least. marcus: usually a mid to late december day waveland golf course would be full of people sledding, but it has been very green and unseasonably un winter like so we thought we would grab a sled and give it a shot on the grass. it is not just waveland where the sledding hills are bare. in urbandale sledding hits a stop sign. obviously, there is nothing to >> sled on. in the parks people enjoying the , winter activities. marcus: but, there is at least one location you can get outside and enjoy a winter activity. brenton skating plaza. a group of students from harding middle school spent part of the morning on ice. it was not the original plan, they were supposed to be tubing at 7 oaks in boone. >> because of the lack of snow we couldn't really make it up , there so we thought this was the next best winter activity to take the kids to during the holidays. tubing is always fun, but this is just as good. ma

we also brought rod wheeler, former d.c. detective and fox news contributor, and rod, ashley articulated many ways these guys could escape. possibly a black suburban or could be holed up in one of the buildings to the right of the screen? >> you are exactly right. that's why you saw the police when they initially responded -- can you hear me? when the police initially responded they wanted to evacuate the building, and we saw all of the people that worked in the building, maybe close to 200 people with their hands up. and the reason that you see that is because we as law enforcement, we don't know who are the bad guys or not. and a lot of times in situations like this, the bad guys try to blend in with the other people in the building. until we can secure those individuals, everybody is treated as a person of interest. now, the police said it's been at least two to three people that they think was responsible for this shooting. what they don't know, though, and this is interesting, is whether or not those individuals left th

wheeler says. manus: ian, thank you very much. giving us the lowdown from new zealand's central bank. anna: the bank of england also in the frame today, with a decision -- not going to change the interest rates, but the minutes will be interesting. what can we expect a day? theus continue conversation, what are you expecting from the boe? what is the broader picture, what we look for? >> i think the message from the bank of england this month will be similar to the message we got last month from them. they voiced concerns about the strength of sterling last time. and i think it will be happy with the fact that the eurozone exchange rate has gone up. and i think they will not want to be too hawkish to reverse that trend. i don't think they want the pound of strengthening from your. ideally, they probably would like great expectations to be a bit more hawkish than they are now. nice sequence a in terms of what is happening with the rate expectation here in the u k in certainly, it is -- back september that there was a 25 basis point

rod wheeler in san bernardino, thank you. >> thank you, lou. lou: vote in our poll tonight, the question is -- we asked the question in part because neighbors chose to say nothing when questions arose about some of the people visiting that home of the perpetrators in redlands, california. follow me on twitter at -- . >>> an act of heroism in yesterday's shooting as one officer pledged to protect a group of workers he was trying to evacuate. >> try to relax, everyone, try to relax. i'll take a bullet before you do, that's for damn sure, be cool, okay? lou: you had the feeling he meant exactly what he said and plenty of heroes in san bernardino yesterday. >>> the still unidentified officer kept his composure throughout as he guided the group which included at least one child to safety. >>> up next, democratic presidential candidates rush to judgment at the san bernardino massacre's unfolding, calling for gun control, and republicans on the other hand, offer prayers, and, well, part of the left-wing mainstream media blasted them for it, and one su

owner and farmer duke wheeler had one holiday.. that sparked his family to do their part...serving those who serve our country.... by shipping trees to military families. we started giving trees to military families since the first gulf war." it was the efforts of wheeler and other farmers around the nation.. that prompted the national christmas tree national-weekend event during december, called, 'trees for troops.' at participating farms, (or online i think) a tree can be purchased and donated.. this year the trees are going to 65 military bases across the country and a handful of bases overseas in afganistan, kuwait and guam. (or for time: this year trees are going to bases around the country and throughout the world. "our assignment is to fill a trailer to go to camp lejeune in north carolina." "a couple more, we need five more trees. good job you two." wheeler is not a veteran himself..too young for vietnam and too old for the first gulf war. but at his farm, young rotc memebers in uniform lend a helping hand.. we loaded trees

you can see the tracks on that four wheeler. damage will cost the course $30,000. >>> warm weather forces a new down. they haven't had one productive night of snow productive night of snowmaking. it is closed until december 30 and he hope it who make more snow this weekend. >>> the mounted washington auto road is normally open to hotel vehicles, but unlike decembers in the past it is not covered in snow. self-driving and guided tours have been closed for two months, but they are considering opening it back up until any real winter weather. >> massachusetts homeowners will not have to worry about a ice dam deductible this winter ice dam deductible this winter. they were trying to add the $10,000 deductible but according to the globe, state insurance investigators said no. ice dams form on a roof's edge and can damage interior floors and ceilings. they plan to offer the deductible to customers with multiple ice dam claims in recent years and in danger of having their policies cancelled. >>> 242 years ago this week, the boston tea

sot - heidi wheeler / lives in the area "shock, disgust, um, scary." authorities are now searching for information on the homicide and are hoping to hear from anyone who had contact with royer and williams on christmas eve leading to their deaths. sot - lt. jeffery love / maine state police anyone that was out and who saw or observed anything - contact the state police. their families hoping for answers and closure for their loved ones. sot - christian royer she was an amazing person, just very outgoing, very loved" elias: you're watching local 5 news midday. we'll be right back after this. elias: in take a look at this today... elias: emergency crews are coming to the aid of wildlife caught in australia's massive brush fires . firefighters have been able to subdue the blaze, but not before destroying more than 100 homes. as they moved through the brush fighting animals have not been afraid to approach in hopes of finding a cool drink... officials are worried dry conditions could cause more fires. sam weather adlib: a large winter storm is going to imp

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>> the 18-wheeler sends pedestrians running for their lives. motorists swerving off the road as it barrels through residential neighborhoods. >> police were doing everything they could to try to stop him from driving. they tried to shoot out tires, they tried to block roads. he just would drive around them. >> fearing for the public's safety, police commanders give the order, shoot to kill. >> they authorized their officers to fire at the truck and to use deadly force if necessary, and they deemed it necessary. >> they had no intention of letting me get out of the truck alive. >> police fire on the truck from the ground and air. >> i knew the police issued a code 100 which i knew was a shoot to kill order. i was just trying to figure out how to get out of the truck. i never thought they would start shooting like they did. i'm thinking if you shoot me and kill me, who is going to drive the truck? you have an 80,000 pound vehicle running loose on the streets of dallas. then somebody is bound to get hurt. >> you got him? >> with a trail of burning

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we will see a wide range of in the form ofes two wheelers and four wheelers or in between.l, we see that electric vehicles will be here to stay. of course, they would not challenge the vehicles running on fossil fuels, but they would definitely address some of the issues, they would definitely be here and contribute to important segments. yvonne: do you expect the costs of making these electric vehicles will eventually level to be on par with traditional engines next year, or will it take some time? take somehink it will time. the electric vehicles still need a lot of government support. inherently, the battery is one of the highest -- it has still not come down to the level of a usual car battery. that willhis segment be first utilized by public transport, and then we will see the consumer application. you mentioned toyota earlier, which automakers do you expect to do well next year? do you think the japanese will outperform the western? i think automakers are definitely going to be one of the star performers. they are making new technologies like fuel cells. launched them

there are homes that sit along the creek on wheeler road --- and those are the ones where we were told some residents had to leave today because of the rain. flooding also was seen on city --- about 10 from what dot crews told us. one was amelia street where an overflowing city --- about 10 from what dot crews told us. one was amelia street where an overflowing creek bed caused a cascade of water to pour over the road like a waterfall. meanwhile in the town of silverstreet outside of newberry --- people in the saluda river resort were watching the banks close to their homes. the saluda river runs right by a trailer park there. during october's flood several mobile homes wound up submerged and residents tell us since then they've just been trying to rebuild. larry bennett --- silverstreet em and get me back running.and hopefully it don't flood no more. i ain't never seen it this high before." county responders told me a short time ago that even thought the rain has been heavy throughout the day --- there has been enough runoff to keep any further flooding at bay. they're hoping of cours

new from overnight, a four wheeler caught fire in front of a home in kensington. right now the fire is out. but there is a lot of damage. the forewheeler burnt to a is crisp. the fire marshall is investigating. it's 6:32, happening today in philadelphia, local religious leaders are standing together against extremism. monique braxton is live, unifying district followed donald trump's controversial plan. what are you learning about this? >> reporter: that's right t. head of the philadelphia black clergy who is baptist and the head of the naacp who is muslim, will come toke here in the city. this is what they plan to do. they are calling on all citizens to denounce recent extremist attacks in a symbolic calm for unity. minsters, politician, as well as civil rights leaders are urging the public to say no to massacres we've witnessed in the region in the name of religion, particularly islam. this united stand follows the murders of 14 people in san bernardino and the terrorist attacks that killed 130 in paris. this week as you know r, we hav watched words between mayo

david: joining us on the phone, rod wheeler, former d.c. homicide detective and fox news contributor. rod, again, these guys are on the loose. what really separates this from all the other recent shooting incidents is that we have some fugitives still on the loose. that's scary. how do you drag them in. >> right now so you know, viewers understand, there are multiple teams of police investigators looking at this case from different aspects. now if these guys actually made it away from the actual building, then the investigators are trying to figure out, do they live nearby? did they come there from out-of-state? all these kind of questions right now are very fluid questions. why? it is still a very fluid situation. one other thing that has not been mentioned so important in active shooter situation, dave, what that is, why did these individuals target that particular building? there was about 200 people in that building but did they just select that building at ran dorm or was this a planned event? the other question, were there warning sig

. >> reporter: kidney stones sometimes a lot larger than these have plagued nancy wheeler off and on for 30 years. i did natural childbirth. they're painful. >> a little bit more common with men than women. >> reporter: the drug tamsalosin is the first line of defense. but nancy's latest bout required liptotripsy. for nancy, everyday habits had to change. >> i found out i'm definitely not drinking enough narrate. pushing the fluids and trying to increase the fluid intake is important. >> about 80% of stones are this type. and the drinking of the tea causes . >> reporter: nancy wants to do everything she can to further in mcdowell county, jay siltzer, news 13. >> larry: tamsilosin had the same effect as placebo in small kidney stones but it did help pass larger ones, too. >> tammy: still to come, breaking out the bubbly for new years. learn geometry. >> larry: kids at hands on gallery in hendersonville got a little bubbly before the new year. >> tammy: as you'll see in this week's never stop learning, the lesson is in geometry. >> how many do you think i'm going to need? >> four. >> o

you can see the tracks from the four-wheeler. damage will cost the course $30,000. >> sara: explosive find in several boxes of dynamite were found in a warehouse once used by construction company. explosives exerts were called in to handle the situation. that's just how they did it. the dynamite put on dumptruck full of sand and boxes driven to this construction site and destroyed by a controlled explosion. >> julie: it is now 9:39. a new hampshire town rallies around a family who lost everything in a weekend fire. the ward family's home was destroyed. friends of the family have already raised more than $60,000 the victims are touched by the support. >> people want the love of the people and we don't do enough for that. we wait for tragedy. >> julie: the fire department is collecting donations too. he tweeted out the go fund me site to thousands of followers. >> sara: high honors for the person that started the ice bucket challenge. ground was broken at new building on endicott college and named after pete fratas who grew up in b

joshua wheeler. at a discussion at the harvard kennedy center, carter disputed republican calls for boots on the ground. "a lot of people don't think that there are boots on the ground or that we're putting boots on the ground and we're doing a lot from the air and with nearly 200 countries coming together to talk climate change in paris- president obama used the opportunity to try to drum up more international support. obama: "i am confident that we can continue building momentum and adding resources to our effort to degrade and ultimately destroy isil," reporter tag: the british parliament will vote later today on whether that country will join in launching airstrikes in syria. an all-female kurdish unit is on the front lines in the war against isis in northeastern syria isis believes if someone from daesh is killed by a girl, specifically a kurdish girl, they won't go to heaven. their commanders say in a matter of weeks they're planning to push forward against isis. now for a quick check on your w

and buckman believes they spent an hour on the property and took a four wheeler on a joy ride before they stole tools and equipment. >> a lot of power tools and hand tools owned by individuals and not by the company. >> spring garden went to the company's facebook page and asked for help from the public. it inpointed the time of arrival at 6:00 p.m. and that they managed to dodge a routine state police patrol by an hour. this is another blow, earlier this week they lost a quarter million dollars because of the warm temperatures this weekend they hope to be making snow. >> this is a fun job most of the time, we see people having a good time and families smile and come here to forget about the real world and politics everything that is going on in the world and they come here to have a great time with their family. that is what we go on for. >>> the delaware state fire marshall is investigating a deadly fire that broke out this morning in townsend, newcastle county, deputies and firefighter stoppeded to a fire on the side of pine tree road, a 54-year-old man was found dead inside. he s

a 12-mile chase comes to an end when a deputy brings an 18 wheeler to a stop. the sergeant got out of his car, ran across the highway, and jumped into the moving truck to get it to stop. it turns out the driver wasn't trying to evade deputies, but was having a diabetic episode. eastern china, the driver of a tractor turned in front of a truck causing a coit destroyed the tractor, debris scattered, in fact, the driver thrown onto the curb. amazingly, the only injury was a broken hand, bruises. police say the tractor driver was at fault. reed: a district attorney prosecute criminals, in this case he tackled one. bolting out of the courtroom, came up on the members of the da s office. they took him to the ground. nobody got hurt, and he was taken to jail. marie: l.a. students went back to class after the e-mails that forced a district-wide shut doreed: and to bring lightness to took an interesting appr>> is it nice to get back to normal? >> yes. >> i feel much better now, even though it was just a joke. i feel more safe, and happy that our school is open today. re

an 18-wheeler carrying chemicals explodes. authorities say the driver stopped the truck, smelled something -- and then called 9-1-1. the semi later ploded. the interstate was shut down in both directions... and people living near the road were forced out of their homes. no one was hurt. rescuing a cat up a tree isn't a big dedel... unless the tree is 65-feet tall. people in chile organized a massive effort to bring the cat down. they ususd ladders, ropes and even a slide. when that didn't work, they set this they climbed up with cage that had food and water. the cat finally came out. it haddbeen up there for two weeks. a man pulled over by police. he doesn't talk his way out of trouble... justin potter shows us the man in florida -- sang happennd to me, i'm b bing pulled my god i'm in trouble, i'm in trouble because she asked me what do i do when i gave her my license because i was dressed up, and i told her i'm a singer, i'm a gospel artist, and she was like stick, and there was action. you are so beautiful to me. and if it w

there were 18 wheelers, sure were, along with several vehicles. it's just bad but it could have been a whole lot worse. we're thankful that we had no more damage than we did and regardless we had so much but it could have been a lot worse. >> thank you, sheriff. >> well, i think that's about all unless you all have more questions. latest we just got the word about the person that was second person in marshall county was a lady, a female. that's all i have, that's all the information i have about her now. one last thing about all of the support that we've gotten from different agencies from around the area. olive branch, oxford, just a number of communities around the area. so has the private sector, private sector companies have been a part of trying to help us and volunteer and making donations, home depot and some others. we want to thank them for what they've done to try and feed and help and provide things like generators and important equipment needs we might have. >> is there a -- we have a lot of people asking what we -- can we do to help?

it was a fender bender, an 18-wheelerer and an suv. the suv, well, it just cleared from this scene right here, a big silverado truck and the 18-wheeler just cleared seconds ago. so now from the middle lanes we see the fast track lanes moving once again. that was the action but it is cloer n clear now. the bay bridge had a slowdown. the fog is an issue for the north bay but overall your dry is looking good. south 880 right around 92. i'm going to end with the maps. there you go. anywhere south of the 92. san jose traffic flows very smoothly. >>> now about the train riders? b.a.r.t. riders are learning how much deeper they're going to have to dig into their pocket to pay for their fares. b.a.r.t. announced a 3.5% hike taking effect on january 1st. what does that mean in real dollars and cents? any ticket in the neighborhood at 5 bucks is going to increase 15 cents. >>> it's 6:10, giving back this holiday season by going green with your organization. what one organization? san jose is doing to keep your tree living long after the holidays

an 18-wheeler crashes and burns. and a freight train releases a vapor cloud that ignites. >>> a fire breaks out in the netherlands at a facility that processes chemicals on january 5th, 2011. tv news cameras record bright yellow and orange flames raging out of control. towering clouds of thick smoke turn from the inferno. firefighters try to contain the chemical fuel blaze but it's an uphill battle. the flames spread through the facility and find storage tanks of chemicals that erupt, causing a gigantic fireball. as day turns to night, huge bright clouds of fire rip through the dark sky. officials warn residents to keep windows and doors shut as toxic clouds of smoke billow into the air. the fire is so intense, shipping traffic on the nearby river is suspended for safety. it takes 200 firefighters two full days to bring the massive fire under control. fortunately, none of the 50 employees of the chemical facility or any firefighters are injured. >> you might want to back your units up. >> a train carrying propylene,

tammy bruce, and rod wheeler. rod, in the old days when the f.b.i.nvestigating the mafia, when you have tentacles and it goes to the head and the organization, and you take it all down. now they are inspired but they don't take necessarily direct instructions. >> they don't. but they do get training. online there is a lot of underground web sites. the f.b.i. is starting aggressively to track these training web sites. there used to be a time when they would recruit people to do the training but they don't do that anymore. they train individuals by way of the internet. there is a number of cells across the united states. i was at that press conference in february of this year at the national press club when james comey made that statement. he said we have radical cells in the every state in the united states, and that includes alaska and hawaii. charles: can you make a pipe bomb? i remember the cookbook. but can you learn how to make a pipe bomb from the internet or does someone have to walk you through that? >> there is plenty -- if you google it you

> the truck begins backing up but the back gate closes just behind the driver's section of the 18-wheeler precious seconds as a speeding freight train heads right at him. >> i'm thinking, what are you doing, guy? get out of there. >> the big rig then lurches forward trying to outrun the train. >> i was stunned. i thought, what is he doing? don't take a chance like that. >> the fast moving northern canadian train makes a direct hit knocking the driver's section sideways. >> the train just smoked him, just t-boned him. the noise of it was like a sonic boom. >> employees at the lumber store hear the collision. >> just all of a sudden, bang, and we all knew instantly what had happened. >> kirk naggy runs to the accident scene fearing the worst. >> i came running out and thought i was going to see something pretty bad inside the truck. >> he finds the driver walking around physically okay but badly shaken. >> the driver looked like he had just been transported from another place in time. he was in a daze. he was quiet. he looked like he knew he could have been killed. >> the train didn't hit t

. >>> a four-wheeler caught fire in front of a home in kensington overnight. right now the fire is out but let's look at the damage there. the four-wheeler is burned and the home it was parked in front of also suffered some damage. the fire marshal is investigating that fire. >>> philadelphia police are looking into how hypodermic needles ended up in school after five students were stuck with those needles this happened at meade elementary school. it appears a child brought the needles from home to school and passed them out to other students. some kids poked themselves. some kids poked other students around them. right now it's not clear whether the needles had been contaminated. >> that's what scares me. i don't know hiv, hepatitis, herpes, syphilis, anything. >> most of the students who were stuck were taken to the hospital for precautionary tests. at this point the school district says there are no signs of infection or serious injury. >>> the father of a young teaching student says his son's killer got away with murder. beau zabel was murdered seven years

you can see the tracks from the four wheeler. damage will cost the course 30,000 to repair. >>> an explosive find in pwobltionboro. several boxes of dine mate were found in a warehouse once used by a construction company. explosivesers perts were called in to handle the situation. and that's how they did it. the dynamite was put on a dump truck full of sand. the boxes were then driven to this construction site and destroyed by a controlled explosion. >>> a new hampshire town rallies around a family that lost everything in a weekend fire. destroyed after the fire in hampstead. they lost their dog in the flames and pictures of relatives to died. friends of the family have raised $60,000 and victims are touched by all the support. >> it's just me that people want to loaf other people. we don't do enough of that. we wait for tragedy. >> the fire department is collecting donations to and even patriots wide receiver julian edelman is fighting the evident and tweeted out the go fund me site. >>> urging people to have working smoke detec

several of his state are ron wheeler, former clarke county gop chair, mary ellen kimball and her husband dr. jim kimball. iowa steve king continues to endorse texas senator ted cruz representative king says, cruz is can bring the nation together. "i want to see a a america that's pulled together: that's unified where we feel like we're on a common cause, common set of people with a common set of ideals and i think ted cruz is the best person to do that, "said iowa representative steve king. jenna: a big-name candidate on the democratic side will be in sioux city tonight. bernie sanders will talk to voters at 7 o'clock... and there was so much interest, the event had to move to a bigger venue. bernie sanders' town hall meeting is now being held at the sioux city convention center. doors open at 6. sanders' campaign organizers say the venue changed due to overwhelming number of people interesting in hearing the vermont senator speak. jenna: a wholesale distributor of agriculture and animal nutrition products, plans to expand its operations in sioux city. consumers supply distributing is pl

. >> i'm russell beard in northern kenya where local hero martin wheeler is taking elephant conservation to new heights. >> i'm jasmeen qureshshi in monterey bay california where researchers have discovered that sea otters

. >> dramatic footage overnight from birmingham, alabama where an 18 wheeler exploded shutting down interstate 20/59. it was carrying nydrogen per x peroxide. they took to the streets of chicago to demand mayor rom emanuel's resignation. it chose an officer shooting a teenager 16 times. nbc has the latest. >> an emotional meeting of the chicago police board. >> they brought a bunch of liars and thieves and destroyed a community that i put my life in. >> the meeting came hours after angry demonstrators shutdown streets in one of the country's most famous shopping areas calling on the mayor to step down. earlier an emotional major stood before the city council and expected responsibility for his handling of a fatal police shooting and apologized. >> if we're also going to begin the healing process, the first step in that journey is my step and i'm sorry. >> the anger was ignited last month with release of a dash cam video that showed a chicago police officer shooting a 17-year-old 16 times. last week chicago's police superintendent was fired. the mayor admitted police and city leaders need to ea

an 18 wheeler overturned in jackson...it was carrying cows, many of which had escaped and were wandering the interstate and surrounding area. the accident happened just after 3 a.m...94 cows were in the truck, eight were loose near a car dealership. the driver of the truck involved in the accident went to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. when we come back....looking for something to do this weekend? how about catch a movie? we'll break down the new two big movies hit theaters this week... both based on true stories. one about a whale, the other about a twin gangsters. jeremy roth has this week's now showing. << "in the heart of the sea" takes place in 1820, and tells the story of the new england whaling vessel "the essex." "what is it?" "it's just a whale" its crew battles for survival after a mammoth whale cripples the ship, leaving them stranded in the ocean. an uncertain future takes its toll on the men. "trust gave way to doubt, hope to superstition, we were cursed." the story of the essex ultimately inspired the classic book "moby dick." "in the heart of the sea" is

sot russell wheeler, "there's a way to put a popular imprint on the federal judiciary. it's not by impeaching judges or that sort of thing. it's by presidential electionsto the extent people will actually opposed to terrorism, the itdedends a little on what the decisions are next june." some of the decisions include cases on: affirmative action, redistricting, abortion, and another challenge to the affofoable care act.all have major political implications for both democrats and republicans.sotrep. phil roe, (r) tennessee"people now look at the court and think it's a political body, not a body that's actually interpreting the constitution."both sides have accused the court of politics in reaction to recent decisions.this year, republicans in particular - including presidential candidates - bashed the court for its decisions upholding the affordable care actand striking down laws against same-sex marriage. sotrep. bill johnson, (r) ohio"it just seems as though they were a more liberal court."stand up: important, is the issue of appointments to the courtfour of the current

it started when two tires came off an 18-wheeler and rolled into the path of a school bus. that caused the bus to cross the center line.. then slam into a parked suv before plowing into the woman's house. the home suffered major damage.. but fortunately.. no students were on the bus.. which serves a science and technology high school. investigators are still trying to figure out if anyone could face charges. rescue crews in houston are looking for a missing worker.... after a construction accident this morning. officials say... crews were just beginning construction..... when an excavator the worker was in.... gave way in the mud. you can see an excavator partially submerged.... underwater. workers are trying to drain the water.... to help in the search. the harris county sheriff's office and the fire department are investigating. a quick look.... at who's hiring this week.. the palms will be hosting a job fair on wednesday.... from 11am to 2pm. c-c-s-d.... diamond resorts international and nevada job connect.... are among the companies that will be on hand.. so dress for s

new from overnight, a four wheeler caught on fire in front of a home in kensington. this happened less than an hour ago. right now the fire is out. take a look at the damage. the home, that also has some damage. the fire marshall is investigating there. today, muslim leaders plan to take a stand against extremism, after donald trump's remarks, local muslims say their true faith has nothing to do with violence. >> monique, what are you finding out about this? >> reporter: hi, lauren, i can tell you the philadelphia black clergy head who is baptist and the head of the naacp is muslim are calling to publicly denounce recent extremist attacks in a symbolic call for unity. they are saying particularly islam, this follows the murders of 14 people in san bernardino, california. and terrorist attacks that killed 130 in terrorists. we watched words between mayor nutter and donald trump. they have defiantly suggested a temporary ban on muslims entering the united states. >> it is undermining the fundamental tenet of democracy here in the united states of america. he must beery

. >> it's a self balancing two wheeler. the broad consumer appeal is matched only by the variety of price points, quality and safety. that's the big one. amazon made noise when linked with the brand segway one of the better-known manufacture of the board and some were removed from the site over safety concerns. they're not alone. major airlines including alaska airlines, delta and united have banned travelers from packing the boards. much of the concern hinges around the lithium ion battery that power the board and in some cases are catching on fire. >> sometimes with the vibration and the pressure differential you get some kind of damage to the battery itself. the internal mechanism of the battery, in the membrane or terminals or something, and it catches fire. investigation after at least ten reports of have her bored buyers in nine states. look at the mess after hover board set this mattress on fire in maryland. or alabama where this hover board went up in flames a's after buying it on amazon. something similar in new or

the 18-wheeler got struck in the entrance. traffic was shut down in both directions until it was clear. authorities had to let the air out of the tires to get it loose. >> larry: north carolina trying to extend one of sport's longest streaks. straight wins at home a ainst hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 15 gigs of data for just $70! but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? u.s. cellular sized data. 15 gigs of good, strong data you can actually use because it works in the middle of anywhere. you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 15 gigs of data for just $70. plus $400 in promo cards. >> stan: nc state wolfpack in the belt bowl taking on mississippi state. a terrible weather day in charlotte. the pack plays like the weather, messy. brissett's last game as a wolfpack. the pack are in trouble. mississippi state's qb dack prescott. touchdown 7-zip. brissett back to pass again. 21-nothing in the second. state gets it going. mc keever converted from the defe