Belmont, between him and horse biggest prize. Today, sunday, may 18, 2014. Ay, sunday, may 18th, 2014. From nbc news, this is today with lester holt and erica hill. Live from studio 1a in and welcome to today on a sunday morning. Im erica hill. And im lester holt. If you have a ticket to the Belmont Stakes you are sitting pretty because we may get a triple crown. You said your fatherinlaw got tickets . He fought four tickets right before the race just in case and it actually worked . It was so much fun to watch yesterday. It was exciting. My kids and i went into the bar area of the restaurant. My eightmonthold is like is California Chrome going to win this race . Thats how excited everybody was. At least your eightmonthold wasnt racing to the bar. [ laughter ] youve got to train them early. Im just impressed that harper knows house to say California Chrome. She enunciated it perfectly. She knew. We begin with our top story which is the new concern about the point of the spread of the m
Tells us why the bicyclist was at fault in this case. Ken . Reporter julie, this bicyclist is very lucky. She was going the wrong way on a oneway street and she was hit by a tow truck. Yet she survived. It happened before sunset during the busy evening commute. Police say the bicyclist was going the wrong way on folsom street and ran right into the intersection at 7th. The light was green for the northbound traffic. She would have been able to determine which way her lights were going. Reporter the woman is only identified as about 40 with possible broken bones an a concussion. If anybody is riding the wrong way, no matter the vehicle they are on, they are up for some real problems. Reporter and marin bikes right on the corner of the crash scene, there were plenty of opinions about the recent rash of accidents in the city. There have been several pedestrian related accidents in just the last week. You see a lot of hurt people really bad. And unfortunately, everybody is at fault at this
Injuries and death. New details now from ktvu channel 2 news ken wayne. He is live at the south of market neighborhood and he tells us why the bicyclist was at fault in this case. Ken . Reporter julie, this bicyclist is very lucky. She was going the wrong way on a oneway street and she was hit by a tow truck. Yet she survived. It happened before sunset during the busy evening commute. Police say the bicyclist was going the wrong way on folsom street and ran right into the intersection at 7th. The light was green for the northbound traffic. She would have been able to determine which way her lights were going. Reporter the woman is only identified as about 40 with possible broken bones an a concussion. If anybody is riding the wrong way, no matter the vehicle they are on, they are up for some real problems. Reporter and marin bikes right on the corner of the crash scene, there were plenty of opinions about the recent rash of accidents in the city. There have been several pedestrian rela
Even before the house was here. It will take some scientific detective work to determine if the remains are male or female or if the person suffered some kind of trauma. Neighbors are curious more than anything else. A woman was shot and killed in a wooded area a year ago. Riverton is a sleepy little town and nothing goes on here, all of a sudden we are on the news again. Julie scott lives next door and is having fun with a spooky skeleton being unearthed right before halloween. I hope its nothing crazy, maybe ancient old pirate bones or something. You know your neighborhood is haunted . No, i didnt. Now i do. Things are getting spooky in riverton, this area was all farmland before it was corporate rated in 1850. There is no telling how the remains got back there and it may forever remain a mystery. A halloween history thank you. A possible dog fighting and breeding operation was uncovered today in south philadelphia. Eight puppies and five dogs were discovered on the 1800 block of mif
Wounded two others. You morering information as it becomes available. Our patient is free of ebola. And emotional show of support and a staff that treated her in bethesda. The dallas nurse was released today. Kennedy was there when she spoke with the media about her recovery. She was treated here after being brought here last thursday from a texas hospital. Doctors told her she is healthy and she is able to go home. This is what we know right now. The nurse stood outside building 10 with her mother and her sister by her side. She was infected earlier this month after caring for patient Thomas Eric Duncan who died october 8. A plasmaved transfusion from former ebola patients dr. Kent brantley. Authorities are not certain thats what cured her but they say she is ebola free and can return to texas. I feel fortunate and blessed to be standing here today. Like to thank god, my family, and friends. My trust in god and my medical team. 04 heading home to dallas, she made a brief stop at the o