24-year-old zachery tricoche who also spoke to dispatchers who said he was trying to perform cpr. hours later he would be handcuffed by pennsauken police and charged with the child s first-degree murder it s hard to believe that someone would do that to a start. the toddler s death comes as a shock. no loud screaming or fighting, no loud music. oh, my gosh. we have someone on the way. oh, my goodness, oh, my goodness. investigators say tricoche kicked and punched the little boy to the point he suffered plunt trauma to his torso and internal breathing. the boy vomited and then stopped breathing. his chest is bruising. he s still breatheing? no, his chest is bruised. i saw the police cars when i came to work and saw the police officers and sheriff s office and knew something hashand. reporter: dennis manos who has delivered pizza the tom nadescribed what was a cis scene. they had gloves on and were taking photos. reporter: tricoche will be arraigned
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remarks from david strickland the former administrator of the national highway traffic safety administration. good afternoon everybody. i hope you re enjoying the first day of ces although it is the official first day. i will be the moderator for today s panel. but before we start the brief introductions and the full discussion we have some opening remarks and i want to introduce the next speaker. he has been riding shotgun over this for four years now. it s been a very interesting four years and a revolution was going on in the automobile industry. i d like you to please welcome david strickland. [applause] thank you so much and wow this is a superstar panel. i may stay longer to learn something here. as a number of you maybe aware i will be stepping down from my post at nhtsa as administrator and a couple of weeks but i wanted to share a couple of perspectives quickly. i ve been told five minutes and i will keep 25. we first began our work during my tenure on distractio