will: a blue city in maine has a plan to house their influx of illegal immigrants: put them in rent-free luxury apartments. pete: sweet. rachel: meet the air force pilot that has miss america crown on her radar and gets ready to be first active duty military officer to compete in the pageant. second hour of fox & friends starts now. pete: thought there was going to be a swooshy graphic. will: we re working through the changes. pete: oye. will: exactly. pete: i have my cranberry mocktail. feeling good about that . rachel: i was going to go down and get mine and then it s solid and really good. pete: trying to find cranberry and it s hard. will: one of my n new year s resolutions was to it doesn t. it doesn t. i sent several that day. the it was to reach out and to connect, to maintain relationships and after the show last week, i was sitting around at the lounge at the airport, i might have had a rachel: cranberry cocktail. will: cranberry cocktail, i thought this show
word out. and spider-man is bigger than ever, thanks to the biggest movie format of all, imax. the company s ceo will take us inside the expanding imax empire. all that and much more on cbs this morning: saturday, april 12th, 2014. captioning funded by cbs and welcome to the weekend. we also have a great lineup of guests for you this morning including chef asha gomez will be prepareing dishes from where she grew up. but we begin this half hour with our top story, the terrible highway crash in california. ten people, half of them high school students were killed and dozens injured what ena fedex big rig crossed the median and smashed into a tour bus. it happened about 100 miles north of sacramento. teri okita is at the hospital in chico, california, east of the crash site. good morning, terri. reporter: good morning. two victims from this tragedy are still being treated here at enlowee men cad center. the good news is they re being upgraded. it s upending theories
and screaming at me, you started this, you started this! you mf. and she hit me. why do you think she did that? hate. she had hate. in her face. like a demon. oirks god, it was ugly. andrews-potter was charged and releasing. this afternoon the district attorney decided on felony elder abuse and felony assault. i got a great big lump here in my left rib cage. injuries put a halt of a come back of sorts. the musician made famous for playing cow bells and singing hits hit time has come today is releasing his first album in years but says performing is now painful. he s hired a noted civil rights attorney john buress to press the case. i do suggest that they see in the way it really is. honestly. it s a hate crime there. is no other reason for it. according to the police department a warrant will be issued tomorrow for the arrest of dina lynn andrews-potter. in the newsroom abc 7 news. thank you. a worker driving a piece of construction equipment backed over a
a woman climbs on stage and assaults musician lester chambers in a blues festival last month. tonight he s calling for tough criminal prosecution of his attacker. good evening, i m cheryl jennings. i m dan ashley. lester chambers believes he was the victim of a hate crime. tonight you ll hear video. carolyn tileler has the stri this afternoon alameda county district attorney decided prosecutors will file two felony charges against the barstow, california woman chambers but not charges he feels are warrantly and chambers hired a high profile attorney. lester chambers says he s in mizery. his bod skbreerks soul are bruised. my nefshz are shot. i shake. you know? i can t veep. the 73-year-old singer a founder of the chambers brothers was doing what he does best. performing at the blues festival. watch what happens. this video shows a woman identified as a 43-year-old crashing the concert jumping on the stage, just after chambers dedicated a song to the family of florida
good evening. we re learning more tonight about the collision with a fedex truck and school bus. five adults and five students were killed when a truck crossed into the median and plowed into the bus. now investigators are piecing together details of that crash. nbc s janet is in chico, california tonight with more, janet, good evening. reporter: carl, good evening to you. it is going to be a pain-staking process. the intensity of the fire, inferno has left investigators with little to examine. they are going to be doing mapping with 3d technology to recreate how it happened and whether it could have been prevented. it is true detective work for investigators who are still sifting through the accident scene. the inferno and tractor trailer leaving them little more than charred shells may have stolen vital clues, electronics that indicate speed, braking and overall performance. because of the post-crash fire, there is not much of anything left. we will be looking for an el