was unresponsive at first but he did show signs of life after medical help and he was taken to the university of chicago hospital in critical condition. we will stay on top of this story and the storm closely. >>> stay with us throughout the morning with any updates and you can tweet us. we welcome the pictures you have as long as you're able to take them safely. tweet them to earlystartcnn. >> we want to see what you're seeing out there. >>> the u.s. state department has been in contact with an american stopped by libyan official in benghazi. a report thursday by the libyan state-run news agency say two u.s. citizens were detained for scouting at benghazi university. a british man and new zealand woman were found dead and shot to death outside of tripoli. >>> all americans are urged to get out of the african nation because of flaring violence between rebel forces and government troops. 1,000 people have been killed in less than three weeks of the escalating violence >>> a computer of breaking all types of encryption and able to crack codes around the world. the paper cites documen

unresponsive on the floor. burned, battered animal nourished. the child was pronounced dead at st. luke's hospital. in the complaint king admitted shy burned the boy with a hot oven rack and struck him with a belt leaving scars and bruises. on one of the coldest days can of the year she told police she locked him out on the balcony for up to an hour wearing only a t-shirt and shorts. king was arrested on charges of first degree assault is, reckless endangerment, endarrening the welfare of a child. her attorney told cnn "my client is not charged with homicide at this time and she sell presumed to be innocent of allegations against her." >> i love my son. he always loved me and gave me kisses. >> miles case was already with new york's protective child services. his mother says the city took her son away from her in 2012. she says it was due to presidential reasons. the boy was then placed with his father okie wade. just days after he dropped the child off with king, he he was arrested on money landering charges to which he pled not guilty. now many are demanding answers. >> the city of new

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unresponsive patient. they brought him literally to the room i'm lying outside of, and some people, and the medical people ran in and pulled a curtain. >> we didn't know who the patient was at the moment of time, and the nurses took the wallet out, and one of the nurses normally do, and somebody says, this says john lennon. >> and one of the people next to the police officer said, it is john lennon. >> we looked at the body in front of us, and all of us said, this is cannot possibly be john lennon. but in fact it was. >> so i hear sobbing, and i'm able to look behind me and i can see this woman brought in by a police officer. i asked the police officer who is that and they said it is yoko ono. >> the only option, and the only way we could give him any possibility of surviving was to make an incision in his chest and to see if there was some way to stop the bleeding. >> and the most vivid memory i have is john's chest is just -- it's just open and it's just blood. literally saw the doctor's hands inside of his chest. >> we opened the chest, and we found a chest full of blood, and all of

helped the man to safety. he was unresponsive at first and showed signs of life after medical help and taken to the university of chicago hospital in critical condition. >> we will follow the storm closely so stay with us throughout the morning for updates and tweet us any of your weather pictures at early startcnn so we can see what you're seeing as well. >>> other headlines. breaking news out of south sudan. a u.s. embassy personnel are ordered to leave the country and all americans are urged to get out of the african nation because of rebel forces and government troops. 1,000 people killed in less than three weeks in this escalating violence. >>> an american stopped by libyan official on friday. a news report says two u.s. citizens were detained for scouting at benghazi university. the british man and new zealand woman found death shot to death outside of trip oltripoli. >>> a computer of breaking all types of encryption and able to crack codes around the world. the paper cites documents relieved by edward snowden. the documents imply the nsa still has plenty of work to do on th

his presidency. what he called $9 trillion in debt, unresponsible and now we're at $17 trillion. the number of people on food stamps has doubled. labor participation rate at a low. considering this is about race, are minority americans, are black americans, hispanic americans, richard, are you making the case that they're now better off because he's been there five years? are you really going to make that case? >> i don't think the president made a case about race. he was stating the obvious. but what i would argue is, you have a rough economy, we have the 49 million jobs already. >> did he fix it? we have a net loss of jobs. >> but the economy's not going to recover overnight. >> five years? how long do you need? >> richard, i will agree with you here. the president and his policies have been very effective economically for wall street. wall street is making record profits right now. the investor class is doing extraordinarily well. that's why the income inequality has grown exponentially under the leadership of president obama, harry ryde aeid and the i'm running against. for those

unresponsive. the main entries to the right side of the scale. ethan and his will known. there was a massive al pouring of support from friends of friends and colleagues will which is also a gathered outside the hospital in grenoble later in the week on she met his forty fifth birthday friends held a silent vigil for their heroes. a suicide bombing brought the russian city of boca grande early monday morning. at least eighteen people were killed and as a seventeen mo injured when a suicide bomber blew up a crowded house. it was the second such attack in boca grande within twenty four hours. russian authorities believe is the mist medicines from the north caucasus are responsible. minutes into the distance out to disrupt the winton in peaks and salty with maximum force. late in the league russian president that a man putin visited poltergeist. he met with some binders of the attacks goals to lead the cool part is to discuss security measures new this is the new ruthlessness of the crimes committed here and vocal crowd. it needs no additional comment. whatever the motives of the criminals are

once, was unresponsive, paramedics tried to revive him, unfortunately there was no luck. he was pronounced dead on the scene. again, as you mentioned becoming the first person of -- to be murdered in the city of san jose in this new year. police are waiting for the homicide detectives to arrive to see if he has i.d. and see if they can get a better idea of what led up to this killing. >> we are trying to talk to a few people. we did not receive prior calls of shots fired so at this point we don't have a whole lot. we don't know who the victim is. >> reporter: that is that no one around here called 911 to report the sound of gun shot which means he could have been shot elsewhere or people didn't hear the shots or if they did did not want to get involved. police are waking up people to see what they might know including the people at the home of the driveway where he was found. they are not saying how helpful these residents may or may not be. reporting live, bob redell. "today in the bay." >> a quick start to crime. >> time to check in with meteorologist christina loren. get a lo

least once, was unresponsive, paramedics tried to revive him. he was pronounced dead on the scene making him the first northwestern use to be murdered in san jose. police tell us they have not touched the body. to see if he has identification on him. people are cooperative, they heard the sounds of gun shots and the car but apparently no one know who is the man lying dead is. as far as the suspect, that is something that police do not have right now. there have been no arrests. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you for the update. >> new details and also new images from china showing the moment when someone set fire the chinese consulate in san francisco. officials called the fire a violent attack, we've been following the story this morning with christie smith there in san francisco. we're going to check in with her later but again these images showing you. what we can tell so far she can still smell the gasoline. >> a helicopter has rescued 52 scientists and tourists trapped on a ship. hours ago it landed next to the ship, carried the passengers, a dozen a

, unresponsive, was this man. lieutenant tells us he appears to be 20, 25, with a gunshot wound to the face. he was pronounced dead within 15 minutes of the officer's arrival. police have not said what led up to the killing, only several shots were fired and that a dark sedan was seen leaving the scene. that's the only tidbit of suspect inknow they have. they don't have a suspect of the person who pulled the driger, ju trigger. >> this is the first homicide of the year. only one homicide last year. here we are early 2014, investigating their first murder of the year. lieutenant with p.d. tells us they're not sure if it's gang or drug related or the result of something else. live here in milpitas, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> 6:03. new details on a deadly crash involving a man walking along highway 580 overnight. the chp says that man was hit and killed by a car in the eastbound lanes of highway 580 west of keller in oakland. it happen 1:00 this morning. the pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene. the lanes were shut down for an hour. the driver stayed at the scene, cooperating a

hysterical, crying because on the ground, unresponsi unresponsive, a man, 20, 25 years old with a gunshot to the face. he was pronounced dead within 15 minutes of the officer's arrival. several shots were fired and a dark sedan was seen leaving the scene, the only tidbit with regards to a possible suspect. this is the first homicide of the year. lieutenant with p.d. tells us they're not sure if it's gang or drug related or a result of something else. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks very much into 5:02. new this morning, interstate 580 clear after a deadly crash involving a pedestrian. a man was walking around eastbound 580 before 1:00 this morning when he was hit just off of keller avenue. the driver stayed and talked to investigators. the pedestrian died at the scene. the chp is trying to determine why he was on the roadway at all. >>> search continues this morning for a serial arsonist that has set at least 13 fires in san jose in the past week. now police have taken over the investigation. police are looking for this man, considered a person of interest. all of the fires set eas

unresponsive, paramedics tried to revive him but they couldn't get him to come back. he was pronounced dead here on the scene making him the first person murdered in san jose in this new year of 2014. police have not touched the body since he was pronounced. they are waiting for homicide detectives to arrive. they might have arrived in the past few moments, also waiting for the coroner to get here on the scene to see if he might have identification. police tell us people here are cooperative, again they are telling them about the sound of the gun shots and the car driving off. apparently nobody know who is that man is. reporting live in east san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>you can see an active scene. thank you so much. >> also new this morning one person under arrest after leading police on a car chase through san francisco. it started last night near 25th and connecticut when officers tried to stop a car matching the description of a vehicle involved in an armed robbery. the car did not stop. the car lasts until the car crashed into a pole. during the pursuit someone reportedl

, unresponsive and as far -- and performed cpr outside but right now they are in critical condition. >> reporter: the dog, named perry mason, was fitted with a special animal respirator on his nose to help him breathe. >> just like we have air breathing masks for humans, we have special cones for dogs. so we hook it up to the same system that we have put them on oxygen and we bag -- we -- bag valve mask, we breathe air into them. >> reporter: both dogs were with the woman in the house this morning. but perry mason's sister, nancy drew, somehow managed to escape and ran to a neighbor's when the fire started and was saved. >> she is just really upset not used to being away from her brother. >> reporter: nancy hillbun has been a caregiver for the woman who has been sick and had just been over at her house about an hour before the fire started. >> i walk her and perry mason every morning brother and sister, and i left a little at 10 and everything was fine. so i don't know what happened. >> reporter: firefighters got the call at 11:01 a.m. after the home was up in smoke. >> not much flame but a lot

two dogs and she was on the floor from smoke. >> the victim was pulled out unconscious unresponsive and performed cpr. right now they are in critical condition. >> reporter: the dog whose name is perry mason was fitted with a special animal respirator on his snout to help him breathe. >> just like we have air for humans we have it for dogs. we hook it up to the same system, put them on oxygen and bag with a valve mask and breathe air into them. >> reporter: both dogs were with the woman in the house this morning 10 but perry mason's sister nancy drew ran away and was saved. >> she is upset not used to being away from her brother. >> reporter: nancy has been a caregiver for the woman who has been ill and had just been over at her house about an hour before the fire started. >> i walk her and perry mason every morning brother and sister . i left at 10:00 and everyone was fine. >> reporter: the neighbors saw the home engulfed in a cloud of smoke and called about 11 a.m. > we got a lot of smoke. we got some of the children out of the adjacent house to the left of it. we didn't want them

who was unresponsive. those in the area say they heard about four gunshots but police would only say the victim had been shot at least once. now detectives say it appears an argument occurs but they don't know what it was about or how many people were involved. as i mentioned before, they have been concentrating on the third floor because it appears that there may be another crime scene up there. again it is still being investigated. here's what the lieutenant told us a short time ago. >> evidence technicians are processing the scene. they are on the third floor. there was a party there. we're not sure if it was related or not. >> reporter: now in the last 30 minutes, relatives of the victim walked up on the scene. that is how police identified them. they are not sure how they found out about what happened. they were very distraught. they would not talk on the camera. at this point police are describing the victim as a latino man between 20-25 years old. they are not sure if he was a registered guest at the hotel. police do not have a motive. they have told us that there are more tha

unresponsive. he ended up dying at the scene. those in the area say they heard four gunshots but the victim had been shot only once. detectives say there was some sort of argument that occurs but don't know what it was about. it is the city's first homicide of the year and unsettling for residents who say they consider milpitas a safe city. >> just coming home around 4:00 a.m. i was coming home. i still see them here. zoists just you know concerned to see what happened. i just stopped by to see what might have happened. and you know i just find this out. so its pretty surprising. >> reporter: at this point police are interviewing people they found at the scene back at the police station. they do not have a motive and no arrests have been made. they were just told that a dark colored sedan was seen leaving the scene but they do not have any suspect description. they describe the victim as a latino man between 19-25 years. they do not know if he is a registered guest of the hotel. we will stay here on the scene to find out more information. reporting live janine de la vega ktvu cha

people and a man on the ground in the parking lot unresponsive. police say the victim was shot at least once. he died at the scene. the victim says it appears there was an argument that occurred. they don't know what it was about. they also discovered that a party occurred on the third floor. it's unknown if the victim attended it. officers have been collecting evidence there in case there's a connection. this is the city's first homicide of the year. >> this is a relatively safe city. we make the findings we can and come to a conclusion if we can. >> reporter: a group of women who police say were relatives of the victim showed up looking for information. they were distraught and didn't want to talk on camera. police described the victim as a latino man who is between 20 to 25 years old. they don't know if he was a registered guest at the hotel. police do not have a motive and no arrests have been made. they believe though that there's more than one suspect. they also say that a dark- colored sedan was seen leaving the hotel. investigators plan on interviewing anyone who is stayin

from the home as well as a dog. the woman was unresponsive at the time but i'm told paramedics were able to restore vital scenes but i'm also told she was still in what appeared to be very serious condition when she was taken to the hospital. the dog is also still being treated. you can see the firefighters have been working on this for quite a while. they were able to keep it from spreading. it took them about an hour or so to bring the fire under control. we're told one firefighter did suffer some minor injuries and we also have been told that the dog that was rescued from this scene is also still being treated. at this point, we understand that the cause has not been determined and right now they have cordoned off this area because if the woman who was rescued from this fire actually dies, then, this whole scene would become a crime scene. we'll try to have an update for you later on. but that's what's going on here in san jose. live at the mobile homes park, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, robert. >>> right now we want to check stocks. stocks moving higher today

reactions and was unresponsive. a main injuries are to the right side of his head. >> there was a massive outpouring of support from fans, friends, and colleagues. also gathered outside the hospital in grenoble. his 45ththe week on birthday, fans held a simon vigil for their hero. a a suicide bombing rocked russian city early monday morning. at least 18 people were killed, at least 70 more injured when a suicide bomber blew up. it was the second such attack in 24 hours. russian authorities believe islamic militants from the north caucuses are responsible. militant leaders have vowed to disrupt the winter olympics in with maximum force. vladimir putin visited, meeting with survivors of the attacks and also with local authorities to discuss security measures. >> the ruthlessness of the nomes committed here needs additional comment. whatever the motives of the criminals are, there is no excuse of crimes against civilians, especially women and children. pruden promised an investigation and to fight terror until it is completely wiped out. russian police arrested over 700 people in the

video of henry on youtube in 2012. the clip began with video of him looking largely unresponsive to the outside world. and he is given a pair of headphones to listen to cap calloway, his favorite will stop the music energizes him, awakens him, brings back old memories. the clip of henry went viral and was seen nearly 10 million times. while the film is now done and has just premiered here in park city at the sundance film festival. here is an excerpt featuring henry. isolated and he used to always sit on the unit with his head like this. introduced the music to him him at this is his reaction ever since. [laughter] ♪ in some sense, henry has reacquired his identity for a while through the power of music. >> what does music to to you? >> it gives me the feeling of love. beautiful. lovely. i feel a band of love, dreams. >> that is an excerpt from, "alive inside: a story of music & memory." the film follows a social worker named dan cohen who is campaigning to bring ipods to nursing homes. with more than 5 million americans living with dementia or memory loss, dan is hoping to greatl

cell, he was unresponsive, laying on the floor, came in to do a life safety check. now he's sitting up, restrained. medical has been notified and is en route. >> he's been doing this for quite a while. this is about his fifth time he's cut and we've had to pull him out and deal with him this way. and it's getting to be about a monthly thing. >> what's going on with you? why you doing this? >> i tried to talk, but nobody wanted to listen. >> who's you try to talk to? >> sarge. >> did you talk to mental health? >> i tried to get sarge to get them. he ignored me. >> do you have a psychological emergency? >> yes, sir. i'm in fear for my life. >> from who? >> the nurse hit me in the face. >> who did? >> then sarge then threatened me. >> it looks to me like you should be in fear of your life from yourself. >> let's see if we can get him up in the wheelchair. >> work with me, doctor, use your feet. come on, work with me. watch your step, back it up. >> while inmate doctor has made serious allegations, mental health staff say this is not the first time. after several evaluations, they say doct

unresponsive to what you were saying. was there any moment that you became afraid that your fear was going to conquer you? >> well, beyond which i was terrified the whole time. >> yes. >> i thought i was screaming on the inside. and everybody kept saying, oh, you were so calm. you were so calm. so i had to go back and listen to the 911 tape to see who they was talking about, and i didn't know how calm i was until i actually listened to that tape and had to say to myself, okay, god, this was you, because that was not me. >> you had authority -- you were ms. tuff. >> oh, yeah. >> you had authority in your voice. and a motherliness and a connection, because you talked about some really deep, horrid, difficult things in your own life. i mean, you drew deep. >> yes, i did. i wanted him to realize that the pain is real, and i think sometimes what we do is we escape it, and we don't realize that, you know, when people are going through things, we want to always, you know, degrade them and say things that are not always pleasant. >> mm-hmm. >> and wanted him to know in spite of what he was g

was responsive, and again at 6:40 a.m. when he was found unresponsive. video surveillance confirms he was still active and moving around as late as 3:45 a.m. the medical examiner's office has not determined the cause of death and the hospital maintains an internal review concluded that all hospital guidelines were met. joining me now, dr. lee viniker with the american college of emergency physicians. doctor, thank you for your time. >> my pleasure. >> i know you've not worked with this hospital or on this occasion, but this brings to light a concern for many hospitals. i remember being in chicago and doing a piece for several days, looking at the emergency room, the county emergency room, the long wait and the poor quality of treatment, quite honestly, at that time. that was some 15 years ago. but problems still persist. >> yeah, i mean, if you think about it, tamron, first of all, our heart goes out to the fam y family -- >> absolutely. >> -- and the issue here, and this is every emergency physician's nightmare, this is what we've been worried about. in fact, this is what spurred the

told to let go. this lawyer keeps writing back and completely unresponsive. the size, it is certainly over 5,000 square feet. the way condos and coop's including the deck belonging to that 1 unit. >> thank you, would the variance holder care to speak under rebuttal? okay, there is three 3 minutes for the zoning administrator. >> thank you scott sanchez planning department. i will be brief. first there were no valid ceqa or conditional use operations. it was unanimously approved by the planning commission. there have been substantial changes made over time. the planning commission did deny this project twice before approving it. in regards to mr. fung's question about whether or not we received code compliance, in regards to the department's design goals we would prefer to have the department in the corners here and require at least a rear yard variance. that would have been some direction that we would have been providing in this case. lastly, and regards to commissioner honda's question, i want to clarify in terms of the project not really relevant to this project because t

to the zoo for treatment. it was unresponsive. obvious physical injuries, but the owl did have blood in its mouth. it is being medicated now. it will hopefully be released back into the wild. five nuclear in accidents are implicated in that cheating scandal. the story that is raising some questions about our national security. >> therefore secretary just announced 92 nuclear officers are now implicated in the cheating scandal. it is an astounding amount because just two days ago officials thought the total was 70 servicemen. it is looming at an expense will rate -- an exponential rate after they were sent to the pentagon just yesterday. the scandal surrounds an air force base in montana where they are responsible for 150 nuclear missiles. that is one third of the entire minuteman force. investigators found one officer shared test questions with 16 officers. then 17 admitted knowing about it but not reported cheating. a total of 90 nuclear officers work in pairs at the launch site. 92 have now been implicated this afternoon. at that baseogram may not be affected by this cheating

cops unresponsive to complaints. >> i hear you saying that these are isolated incidents, but something inside mel just doesn't feel right. >> lane -- me just doesn't feel right. >> lanier insisted her department is looking for warning signs of potential criminal cops and enforcing a tougher hiring process. >> where did we drop the ball? did we miss something in the hiring process? we are actively trying to weed out people before they commit misconduct at this level. >> most of the cops are not pimps and pedophiles. >> i don't hate police officers. i respect the police officers who come in day in and day out and put their lives on the line. >> but residents say while police can do a lot, at some point it is up to them. >> do something, but just don't come out because there's a crisis. if we had packed this church like this tonight, then we can do this every day and this will be a much better community because we collectively have made it happen. >> as far as the two investigations into the accused officers, chief lanier says they are not connected to each other, officer barnhi