81-year-old west hampton man and scott martella, a former aide to the governor, he was communications director. driving with his fiancee on cruise control when they were struck. the randomness of this, you know, seeing this car coming and scott swerving, you know, probably saving her life. among the survivors, 3-year-old annalia ramirez in her car seat, her mother seated next to her didn t make it. relatives trying to hold it together for the toddler. this is a freshs family, we precious family, we don t have money but we are millionaires at heart. reporter: 71-year-old helen pardon me, the steel plates on the road? a spokesperson for the new york state department of transportation says they are designed to support highway speed, that motorists are warned to slow down, and that they were set to be removed next week. reporting live from stony brook, long island, carolyn gusoff, cbs 2 news. thank you. 2 children poked with a syringe at a daycare, and anotherh thon
they duct tape my hands, they duct taped my face. a father and son duct taped and a zip tied by men pretending to be police, and the suspects are still on the run tonight. it is a cbs 2 exclusive. a postal supervisor confronts our camera crew after we started asking questions about this jampacked post office. first, the final moments before a crash that would kill six people, as we learned, one driver on the lei was hitting speeds of up to 100 miles per hour. good evening, i m kristine johnson. i m maurice dubois. cbs 2 s jessica layton has new details on the crash and is live at stony brook university hospital for three people are still being treated tonight. passed away from her injuries late this afternoon here at the hospital, only hours after her husband died from that same crash. news of their death really rocking the emotions of everybody at the synagogue where they were members for 20 years. with the sun setting on this sunset avenue synagogue in westhampton b
ryan, and carly fiorina, former ceo of hewlett-packard are here to share their views. and the growing scandal of the va. is the government failing to give american veterans the care they were promised? va secretary eric shinseki says he s mad as hell about what s been uncovered, but that isn t stopping calls for him to resign. what reforms are needed to ensure this never happens again? from nbc news in washington, the world s longest running television program, this is meet the press with david gregory. and good sunday morning. we ll begin with the story that s been dominating much of the political conversation all week long and that s karl rove s attack on hillary clinton. is this just the start of a republican strategy to persuade her not to run? our own andrea mitchell is here with more on this. good morning. good morning to you, david. this week there is no longer any doubt that some powerful republicans are playing hardball against hillary clinton raising quest
militants. but the big question, where is the help turkey promised . captain america, avengers and some of your other favorite marvel super heros are taking on a villain bullying. we ll show you how that is happening in today s big idea. it is international day of the girl. the day the world shine as light on gender equality. and we re celebrating with julianne hough. thanks for joining us. we want to go straight how to st. louis where at this moment, some 1,000 people are rallying in support of michael brown. the unarmed 18-year-old who was shot and killed by a police officer two months ago. people from all over the country are taking part in what is being billed as a weekend of resistan resistance. several events will take place as organizers hope to build momentum for a national movement against police violence. now, earlier today, people marched through the streets of st. louis using familiar chants and since michael brown was shot and killed on august 9, we have seen
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