crash. one of the mothers pregnant. all they were trying to do was cross the street. everyone is expected to be okay but they were shaken up. scared to death. it was horrible when i got the call. reporter: police say around 10 a.m. a pregnant woman and two children were struck in the crosswalk. i heard the crash and the screaming of the kids and the th son, chase, was one of the children hit. he s very scared. quiet our son chase is four and a half. he got the brunt of it. reporter: the neighbor heard the crash and came running outside to help chase. and i asked if i could take him out. i wanted to keep him from moving around. i took him out and laid him on removed my shirt and applied pressure to his head. reporter: a woman was stopped at the crosswalk to allow the two women to cross the crosswalk. she was struck by another car. they all were conscious and alert. he has a scrape on his head and scrapes throughout his body. reporter: clearly marked with
sneakers and hats strewn about tell the story of the tragedy here. we located one on the ground at the scene who was pronounced deceased. the other had minor injuries. he was transported to an area hospital. a 65-year-old man from watertown, one we re told worked in the park management for the past three decades. james knew both men and knows the area well. i try crossing every day when i go home. i take the about us. every afternoon, trying to cross the street in the afternoon, it s a mess. reporter: it clings to a bus top. police so far had determined both men had just gotten off the bus when this 65-year-old driver hit them. we definitely know they were this the crosswalk. we have to do an investigation to determine the lighting. reporter: alcohol is not said to be a factor, but all others remain under investigation as the tragedy right of way doesn t mean people will stop. vehicles, unfortunately, will do a lot more damage to you than you do to them. reporte
one of the major violations was an untrained manager. the one we re most concerned about is the person in charge. and not having the knowledge that we expect it to have. reporter: it s a california based chain with eight stores in eastern mass. even though this store closed at 11:00 this morning. they were observed still serving food to customers at 1:30 today. we ll look into that. thank reporter: and those customers were takeout customers. we observed several people showing up and they were turned away. and inspectors will be back at 9 a.m. tomorrow. we did just moments ago get a statement from sweet greens saying that they d voluntarily of guests seriously. a dozen police officers in western mass are under investigation, accused of attacking a group of men outside a springfield bar. in april 2015, a group of off duty officers used a baton to beat them. a woman was whistled at and the district attorney the case. a home in kingston after animal control found a
halloween prank. then the suspect fired and the clerk opened the cash drawer. i just gave him the money. this guy had just gone on break. and he recognized the guy with the gun. i think he used to work some other place and he had seen him there. the clerk recognized knew him as cody. and the next day a sharp eyed cop saw a guy he knew as cody. they picked him un-and patted the other guys down. and it was on one of the juveniles, another friend of his that was not involved in the robbery. reporter: the juvenile who was with them and had the gun round just 2 feet in back of the clerk. these are both 19-year-olds that are doing this. reporter: and you can t help but wonder about cody martin who allegedly fired the round. he hangs around this part of hyannis. and police know him well and the clerk recognized him and knew his name. reporting live, i m bill shields, wbz news. two springfield officers are recovering after they were car. the officers were trying t
mother and sister, rushed to the hospital with more serious injuries. i was afraid when we almost lost her to cancer was the worst thing ever, and i have to rethink that. the chance of losing both of them and their mother is the worst thing. reporter: the driver was charged and released on $2500 bail. goulet wants justice. he left and struck two little girls and their mother evidence and showed up on the scene to stand back and watch on foot and that is probably the worst thing for me. reporter: that driver is a professional who works with special needs students. he has no criminal record according to police. the family is hoping to bring the little girl out of the hospital within a week. chantee lans, wbz news. police are trying to figure out what happened. a man in a white mercedes suv hit a woman and her dog before 8:30 this morning. there is no crosswalk at the location. the woman was taken to the hospital and police would not release the condition of the dog. t