figure out what caused that driver to lose control. we go like to san francisco with more of what witnesses saw, as christian, that bus just barreled right into that building. reporter: yeah, heather, alex. that video incredible. we will show you to you again in a minute. but look at the damage left by the muni bus. you can see the whole front end of this drycleaner. the window is cracked out. there was a big green awning up there at this building, damaged when that muni bus went out of control. the driver at last check, still in serious condition. the handful of passengers on board are recovering from minor injuries. reporter: this dash cam video capture the early-morning crash. it is quick, but you can see the 28 bus heading eastbound on lombard, cross over the median, slammed into a tree and then into a dry-cleaning business. the driver who captured to capture that video watched it all unfold before his eyes. i watched the bus jump over the island. then somehow, it w
the bus, bystanders were already working to get the driver and passengers cleared. witnesses say the driver was the worst, pinned inside of the bus. witnesses tell me a guest at the hotel helped free him. muni says the 66-year-old operator had been driving with muni for a long time. was still not clear at this time is whether the driver is in serious condition for the crash, or if he had some kind of medical emergency that led to the crash. not only to have access to the surveillance video that has been posted online but we do have cameras aboard the bus that has angles inside the bus, outside the bus, and video footage of the operator as well. reporter: once the driver and handful of passengers were cleared from the wreckage, crews worked fast, removing the bus, clearing the street and repairing the sidewalk, trying to get lombard street ready for the evening commute. public works has been instrumental in helping to remove materials that have been blocking the street i
and anti-semitic flyers left on doorsteps. the investigation happening noxt. now abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. leon: up first, this thursday evening, a young journalist shot to death. the police say she was not the intended victim. charnice milton dedicated her life to reporting on stories. tom roussey has the emotional day in southeast washington. tom? tom: it really was. this was so sad. it appears the victim had gotten off at the bus stop on good hope road. the family believe she was trying to transfer to a different bus line, walking towards alabama avenue where there was another bus stop, but she only made it about here before she was shot. i will always love my daughter. tom: the bishop mcnamara grad overcame speech impediments eventually getting a masters from syracuse. the journalist dedicated her career to the east side of the anacostia. it is where she grew up and where she was killed. she could have worked for any news organization. tom: after working a
skins met with jay gruden, they interviewed formally yesterday here at the park. today he signed that deal for a five-year contract here with the washington red skins. you think gruden, you think monday night football, but there s a lot more to this gruden family. jason is joins me here. can you tell me a little bit more about jay gruden. gruden is such a big nam in the nfl. 46 years old, offensive coordinator for cincinnati. he has a long, long resume, but seems like the guy for this job to take this organization to the next level. let s meet him right now. welcome. we ll open the press conference today with a raise your hand and be recognized before you ask questions. at this time i would like to introduce thank you, tony. good afternoon. exciting day for the washington red skins. a very important day for our upcoming season and our future. you know, as we talked about about ten or 11 days ago, we were going to take this selection process very seriously in analy
John McVay, the gracious personnel man who teamed with Bill Walsh to build one of the greatest dynasties in NFL history, died on Monday. He was 91.
The 49ers issued a statement Tuesday calling McVay “a Hall of Fame person who built genuine and sincere relationships with front office staff,.