knocked unconscious. he was -- sorry. i tried. >> two more who had fallen, three in all, suffered the same awful fate. three climbers dead. >> i had this wonderful trip where half an hour ago we were all smiling, go to the other extreme. >> cleve joiner doesn't know it, standing 30 feet above, but his son, cole, has survived. >> i didn't even get the wind knocked out of me when i landed. so i just got up and did whatever i could. >> the call his dad, cleve joiner, makes to 911 sets in motion a massive rescue operation. six national guard and air force helicopters are on their way, but they're hours away. of the six people still alive in the crevasse, three are badly hurt and need medical attention. and then all of a sudden, the sound of chopper blades through the thin mountain air. >> when you hear a helicopter, you hang so much hope that your friend is going to get off the mountain and get to a trauma center and be okay. >> but when they realize what the sound is, it's crushing news. >> breaking news today on mt. hood. >

beating her so severely she went unconscious ... has been arraigned on half a million dollars bond.police say 31 year old eric morris kidnapped and terrorized the woman back in october. are juror questionnaires too invasive?at least one prospective juror in warren county was shocked to see the questions she was literally "commanded" to answer by the court. elle zimmerman says she's willing to be a juror.. she just doesn't see why very personal information needs to become part of the public record. she rather answer these types of questions in person. "it was asking me political, opinions about guns, my opinoins about waht, what tv shows i watched, how i would describe my personality." personality."other questions covered topics such as medications a prospective juror is taking... their least favorite subject in school... and if they are comfortable around people of different races. races.in a statement... warren county common pleas court says.. quote... "we, the judges, always tries to be sensitive to the feelings and concerns of th

he was last seen rodeo beach floating face down and apparently unconscious. kpix 5's anne makovec is at rodeo beach where the aerial and the water search resumes add daybreak. >> reporter: good morning. this man's family just arrived here. they don't want to talk to the media. understandably very concerned about this man who is in his 40s. we assume he has been in the water all night. the water is 54 degrees. rescuers had to give up last night after about two hours of searching. it was just too dark and dangerous to continue. the missing surfer was first spotted by two other surfers in the water at about 5 p.m. he appeared unconscious so they tried to give him cpr right there in the water but it was just too rough. a huge wave separated them and they lost sight of the unconscious surfer. >> we used all our resources in the area to try to locate him but due to the conditions we were unable to. >> the is your first returned to the shore and called 911. the coast guard, fire department and national park service all came out to look but they couldn't find him. th

a huge wave separated them and they lost sight of the unconscious surfer. so the other surfers returned to the shore and called 911. the coast guard, fire department and national park service all came out to look but they couldn't find him. >> we used all our resources in the area to try and locate him. due to the conditions, we were unable to. >> reporter: now all we know about the surfer is that he is in his 40s. the surf last night was 8 to 10 feet high. the masked man was last seen near a cave at the north end of the beach. and again, the search will resume at daylight this morning. live at rodeo beach, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> bart is making some big changes to keep you safe after we exposed a big blind spot in its security system. most of the cameras on board railcars are decoys. outrage has poured in from riders who don't feel safe or bart anymore. a spokesman for the mass transit unit says bart is working to buy and install all new cameras on board trains. >> we have herds from the public. they are upset we are using decoys. we're going to get rid

he is unconscious and is unable to provide us with any information. >>reporter: the man appears to be asian or his pan, in his mid to late 20s, 144 pounds, and has short, spike ki hair, and a goatee. all we can release is this description, because taking a photo of him would be illegal. >> federal privacy law, without having a patient's permission, you can't issue a photo. and he's unable to grant us his permission. >>reporter: no one we spoke to recognizes the man's description. to see if he had any details that could help identify the man. but no one came to the door. police have taken the man's hospital with no match. and no one has reported anyone fitting his description missing. >> he's in our hospital, he's unconscious, and we think that he needs his family or friends around. >>reporter: now, of course, if you have any information, you are asked to call the orlando health at the number on your screen now, we will let you know if they release any new at the tails about this man's identity or his condition. rt roing live in orlando -- reporting li

this just in-- we know now the name of the man who was found unconscious behind a walmart parking lot. police have identified him as 55-year-old richard winters. yesterday-- police found winters unconscious and not breathing in a parking lot on north military highway. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. right now police have not released his cause of on the man whose tractor trailer went off the chesapeake bay bridge tunnel. police have identified him as 33-year-old matthew killmon. killmon was driving a truck carrying soy beans for coastal a-g transport when he veered off the road and crashed into the bay. he was able to get out of the tractor trailer and floated until he was rescued. kikimon was flown to sentara norfolk general hospital to be treated for his injuries. hampton police are looking for the person who robbed two businesses last night. the first one happened at the family dollar on lasalle avenue. police say the suspect entered the store-- armed and demanded money. after getting the cash-- he ran away. 14 minutes later-- police say the same man robbed the k

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. >> police arrested a man who was accused of beating a police officer unconscious. investigators say he assaulted ripley officer amall last night custody. an officer who pulled up at the scene found him unconscious and bleeding. local 12's rich jaffe will have more details coming up on first at 4:00. >> be sure to join local 12 tonight. life in pieces at >> we have another local breaking news alert now. these are pictures of a house fire. it broke out just after 11:00 this morning. we're told by a crew on the scene, there are reports of injuries, the fire appears to be out. no word yet on a cause, so stay with local 12 news and local12.com for new details as they become available to us. >> would you split a hotel room with a total stranger? there's a new app for what's called winston club. travelers save money on hotels. they will screen all users and match people based on age and gender. i would have to be sold on that. >> last look at weather. >> we're looking pretty good today. temperature. so will be warmer than that. it depends on the snow cover, if you have more snow cover, it

mount healthy -- unlike this morning when the lifeless body of a man named nathaniel clark was found unconscious in the lot "hey. sir. do you want me to give him narcan?" narcan?"this body cam video shows mount healthy police officers alan fath and cody meyer suspecting that clark was lifeless from a drug overdose and quickly brought clark back to life and he was jailed on a drug charge. "the administration of narcan -- there's no doubt in my mind saved another life -- and for us in the city of mount healthy that's three saves." chief vince demasi says it's the third person saved with narcan in the past year, while 11 others have died of heroin overdoses.he wants justice for those responsible. responsible. "we're going to be relentless in the pursuit of these individuals and it's my goal to try to put anybody who supplies heroin or any kinds of illegal substances to people in our commuity to put them in jail. jail."the hamilton county heroin task force is now on the case and will trace any drugs involved back to the supplier. tom mckee, nine on your side, mount healthy." tonight, 9 on your side

one student unconscious. abc's ryan owens in dallas tonight, where there were no warning signs until students and staff began falling ill. >> reporter: for more than 100 students and staff at this texas middle school, their school day ended at the hospital. being checked out for symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning. >> showed symptoms of nausea and headache and some were vomiting and, of course, ems treated and took the appropriate medical action. >> reporter: some students left on stretchers. others loaded into buses to a local hospital. >> everyone didn't really know how to react to it, because this never happened before. >> reporter: the fire chief in the city of beaumont, east of houston, believes the gas was leaking from a boiler at marshall middle school. around 10:30 this morning, when one child fell unconscious. tonight, all students are expected to be okay, but authorities are vowing, no one will be allowed in that school until they know it's safe. the fire chief says there were no carbon monoxide d

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he was unconscious and so they tried to give him cpr in the water but it was too rough. >> a large wave came in, hit them, and they separated. the three separated. the two regrouped and tried to find the downe

it's hard to stomach what police say this man did---they say he beat her so bad she went unconscious and then wouldn't let her leave for days-- 31-year-old- eric morris-- accused of kidnapping, felonious assault, aggravated burglary and aggravated robbery--- police say on october 25th--he forced his way into this complex in millvale--punching a woman in the face-- kneeing her chest and beating her until she was unconscious -- erica walker lives right above where police say it happened."i've been here for like 8 years and it's very unsafe here. it's hard to really tell if anyone is in immediate danger because it's always problems, you always hear the ambulance, you always hear the firetruck. it's constant--yelling and arguing and shooting on a regular basis so it's not like anything new."according to court documents .. morris barricaded the woman -- kidnapping her for three days- - the same amount of time hospital--when she'd finally escaped--- her injuries--a level 4 liver laceration, loss of her right kidney functions as well as bruising all over the body. brandon creech says he bel

you can't leave me. >> last february, don smith found his son unconscious in a snow bank. he had been there overnight where temperatures had dipped to 4 degrees below zero. >> he was blue. his face was lifeless. >>> the coroner was on the scene doing essentially a death investigation. >> all signs lead us to believe that he's been dead for a considerable amount of time>> but dr. gerald coleman didn't give up, refusing to pronounce his him dead he and his team performed cpr for two hours as they slowly started warming his stiff cold body. over the next few days, doctors say his brain went from show nothing activity to normal activity. >> we knew we needed a big, big miracle. >> using a special machine that pumps, warms and provides more oxygen to his blood, his heart started beating on its own. >> i've never even heard anything like this. it's amazing, something i've never heard of. >> smith lost all his toes and both pinky fingers but has since made a clear complete recovery. >> it's like i woke up from a treem but it wasn't a dream you know. >> t.j. holmes, abc news, new

she was unconscious with a needle in her arm...and was later determined to be deceased. according to police, the father, 31-year-old wesley landers, was found locked inside a private bathroom...he too was unconscious with a heroin syringe in his arm. authorities say two other needles were found on the bathroom sink counter. police say the medical staff was able to administer narcan to landers and he was revived and taken to uc medical center for treatment. they also say when a staff member searched landers' found he had a loaded 22-caliber handgun in his pocket... the mother also had a gun on her. afte his medical treatment landers was placed under arrest and now faces a host of charges including drug possession, having drug paraphanalia on his person, carrying a concealed weapon and having that weapon while under disability. we do know that the family is from alabama...but it's still unclear why the child was being treated here at children's... just a bizzare chain of events here this afternoon ..we will stay in touch with caught fire last the life of wolterman. this wa

odom had been found unconscious at the love ranch brothel in crystal. the odom family said he left a los angeles hospital last week for a private facility.### the supreme court may soon deal a major blow to organized labor. the high court is considering a case, regarding the free speech of government workers-- who say they shouldn't be forced to pay fees to public a group of california public school teachers, claims those "fair share" fees-- violate the first amendment rights of workers, who disagree with the union's political positions. justice anthony kennedy said, the current system compels teachers to support issues, they don't agree with. ### the legal battle over nevada sage grouse habitat is expected to drag into the summer after a new federal court ruling. a judge denied a rural nevada water district's request for an injuction against regulations protecting sage grouse border. white pine county officials say the injunction is necessary to replace a leaking several counties protections for the ### was declared as natural gas continues to spew cal

odom is recovering in los angeles after being found unconscious at a brothel just outside las vegas nearly three >>> the first powerball drawing of the year is heating up and will likely offer one of the bigger prizes in the game's history. with a $334 million jackpot up for grabs, tonight's drawing is the 12th largest in history. the winning numbers are 42, 15, 6, 5 and 29. and the all important powerball number is 10. the winner can opt for 30 annual payments or just take the cash value of a measly $05 million. the odds of winning, one in 292 million. but if you're that one, it's a good thing. >>> president obama has declared of flooding. the declaration, it allows federal aid to be used to help state and local response efforts to storms that began before christmas. it has also authorized the federal emergency management agency to coordinate disaster relief efforts. asked for the declaration. floodwaters are receding now in the midwest, but there is a threat of moving to the south as the water flows down the mississippi river. >>> news 3 is your weather authority, back here at home it's

he was found unconscious a short time later by another officer. apparently,, or was known to police. he was issued warrants yesterday. he will be facing additional charges on the attack on officer amole. officer amole had only been on the force for five months. he was found unconscious in ripley at 10:45 last month -- last night. mark: in westchester, investigators are trying to piece together a shooting that left and 18-year-old seriously into a home and shot the young man. is not clear why he was targeted. -- it is not clear why he was targeted. the getaway car was driven by a woman wearing glasses. >> they are armed, and considered dangerous. we will do what we can to wrap this investigation up. mark: if you know anything, please call west chester police. lisa: we are learning a 20-year-old from cincinnati is among three american women killed in a bus crash in honduras. according to nbc news, olivia ehrhardt was a student at columbia. she was in honduras on a mission. her family said her loved for lab tech work came under a summer internship at

borneman was found unconscious around 4:30 a.m. in lebanon ten hours after the crash. >> briggs found him before we did. he came right up on me and pretty much put his nose to his face and it startled the guy and he sat up a little bit. >> the hanover fire department provided immediate assistance extending a ladder over the safety. >> the fire department assisted us getting this guy cross that brook without having him get back in the water. did a great job. ok. speed may have been a factor in the crash. borneman could face charges for drug possession. police say 28-year-old daniel boucher hit a car trying to turn left and the impact caused one side. boucher was checked out at the hospital and arrested for driving while intoxicated. researchers continue to search for 12 marines including one from massachusetts after two helicopters crashed in hawaii. they faced waves as high as 30 feet during the search. marines became concerned when two helicopters failed to return from nighttime training missions. they spotted debris off the coast

. >> raise your hand if you've heard of unconscious bias before. >> sreenivasan: the notion that hidden bias can be methodically stamped out of the workplace has become popular with tech companies across silicon valley. >> by managing unconscious bias, we make better decisions. so, unconscious bias acts as a significant barrier to objective data-driven decision making. >> sreenivasan: that was the message being delivered by joelle emerson, a former sexual harassment litigator who now spends most of her time helping multibillion-dollar startups diversify their workforces. >> we think that if you can get this right early, you're going to much more successfully, more organically grow as an inclusive company rather than starting when you're so far down the line. if the word is associated with "female," i want you to raise your right hand and say "right." >> sreenivasan: on this day, emerson is conducting a workshop at slack, a $2.8 billion startup just named "company of the year" by inc. magazine. even though his company is still young, slack c.e.o. stewart butterfield is still playing a li

when the dad shoveling looked up, he found his family unconscious. >> the father is jumping and crying. >> reporter: his isabel said the team brought first responders who deal with tragedy every day to tears. >> the police cry, everybody cry. >> reporter: today the masks paramedics use to give oxygen to the family still lies on the visit the car still buried in snow. >> it was a mistake that went bad. >> reporter: and we talked to the paternal grandfather of those kids just a few minutes before we went on the air. as you can imagine, he is just heart broken tonight. listen to what he told us. >> oh, my god, man. i can't express how i feel right now. i have no words. just -- real bad. >> reporter: how is your son? >> my son, he can't even say nothing. he can't even talk. >> reporter: and the mayor told us he thinks people misunderestimate the fact that you have to be inside in order to have something like this happen. he wants this to be a learning lesson, though tragic, a learning lesson for everyone. in passaic, checkey beckford, nbc 4 news. >> just a horrible story there. >>> in our

half was obviously not happy outside at which point an altercation ensued, and the man was knocked unconscious. jennifer: police say the victim suffered a skull fracture and a concussion. mitchell' s bail was set at $10,000. tom: merrimack town officials have given conditional approval to a medical marijuana dispensary. but the location is drawing some controversy tonight. the center would be housed in this former credit union. town officials say it is in a good location to serve hillsborough and merrimack counties. it is near the highway and being a former bank has a safe to lock but it is next door to a business and across the street from a catholic college. both worry about crime and safety, and the college thomas more says it will hurt their corporate image. a priority this session -- dealing with the heroin crisis area . wmur' s kristen carosa is lived kristen: a priority the session -- dealing with the heroin epidemic. >> the house will come to order. kristen: it is back to work for new hampshire legislators as the 2016 session begins. rep. jasper: i expect we are going to be very busy b

people were unconscious because of malnutrition. they have not been getting food for days. >> after months of depravation, residents hoped the deal would get them the hep they need. many wonder if it will arrive >>> attacks by suicide bombers on an iraqi military base north of baghdad killed 13 members of security forces. 22 others were injured on the attack, on camp spiker, a former u.s. base. two exploded bombs at the base of the camp. four others after entering the base, according to sources >>> the iraqi army says that its surrounding packets of fighters that remain in the city of ramadi, claiming control of parts of the city on monday. fighting continued. i.s.i.l. took to the city in may. it has been forced back in the past few months. only 250 i.s.i.l. fighters remain. our correspondent is in baghdad with the latest. >> today we have a big assault made by i.s.i.l. against one of the most important cases or side in iraq, which is the spiker military base. the base in tikrit, the capital of the province and retaken a year ago, f

kound unfound unconscious. the da saying the evidence did not prove he used the drug during his three year stay in the county. by the time he was hospitalized on october 13th the drug had metabolized making it difficult to tell when it was used. odom was in critical condition after he was found unconscious at love's ranch brothol. the family said he left the hospital last week headed for a private facility. gfrn everybody thank you for joining us on this monday. happy to have you with us. >>> other news today, police investigating a body that was found on the campus of las vegas academy. that's in downtown los angeles. >> krystal: metro received a call for help around 5:30 a.m. by the time classes got underway the death had been labeled a possible suicide. the body of an adult male found on the property behind the building and did not disrupt the start of that school day. >> michelle: big news we've been talking about the running rebels of course no head coach coach dave rice resigning sunday. now they're down

an investigation uncovered that he was unconscious after exiting the plane. the virginian-pilot newspaper reports that petty officer 1st class william blake marston was investigators also determined t have been on the plane at all because of a discrepancy over whether he was up to date with a required certification. the report also says investigators cannot determine why marston was unable to open the main chute. some folks in seminole county are wondering when a local road project that creates a confusing detour will ever be finished. meredith: the project was supposed to last four months but soon it' ll be twice that long and the work still isn' t complete. jim: wesh 2' s dave mcdaniel looks at the slow progress along oranole road. dave: neighbors say this has been going on and going on. >> supposed to finish september 8th, september 8th turned into september 30th, and here was are now in january. >> i' m not an engineer, but it seems to have taken an excessive amount of time. dave: the county says the project was actually supposed to finish in early octobe

there they found a man unconscious and bleeding from his home. ens witnesses say five men attacked the victim. officers took him inside the police van to take him to penn presbyterian. on the way to the hospital, the van was hit. nobody was hurt in the crash. no arrests have been made in connection with the beating. >>> tomorrow philadelphia drivers could be facing more congestion on their way to work. the falls bridge will be closing to vehicles tomorrow for two months. trish hartman is live in east falls where people are planning plan b. lots of people watch channel 6 for coverage everyday. >> reporter: that's right, nydia, this work is expected to be completed by april 1. crews will install special brackets under the bridge and in the meantime drivers are planning other routes. on the day before the scheduled closure of the falls bridge we found drivers who knew about the repairs. >>> it is what it is. >> reporter: and others who didn't. >>> what are you going to do? >>> i don't know i have to figure out that out now. >> reporter: in december,

and she did not know any of this happened because she was unconscious. so she woke up the next day to find herself without her clothes and the aftermath of what had happened. i mean, they had colored half of her face black, in addition to writing "someone was here" on her breast and "anal" on her back. i mean, very, very degrading things. and she is no recollection of what had happened at all. and then she found out that morning from her friends that they had taken pictures. of course, you know, she was extremely private person. very self-conscious of her body. so it was devastating. remember, things i which was out of character for her, issue call me that morning -- is she called me that morning. she said, "mom, can you pick me up?" she is never called me to pick her up early. it was always me,. i medially said, "i'll be there." when i picked her up, i noticed there was a green line down her leg. i asked her about it. she just kind of shrugged it off and said, oh, so and so wrote something. you know, they did doodle on each other a lot in middle school.

people were unconscious because of malnutrition. they hadn't had food for a number of days. >> reporter: residents had hoped the prisoner swap deal would get them the help they desperately need. one are now wondering if it will ever arrive. rob matheson >>> people in a besieged city in yemen are calling for help from the united nations. protesters in thies formed a human chain to highlight their suffering. they're asking top lift the hath rebel siege. pro government forces backed by saudi arabia have set up their own blockade of the rebel held capital. u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon says that he is deeply displayed by saudi arabia's execution of 47 men convicted on terrorism charges. among the group was a leading shia cleric, nimr al-nimr, and a prominent al-qaeda preacher faris al-zahrani. condemnation from across the region has been swift, especially in iran. in the last hour the country's supreme leader has warned devine vengeance foresaw depoliticians of-- for saw depoliticians will be swift. >> reporter: following the execu