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Flight 214 crash but was killed later when one of the first responds, a Fire Department vehicle, ran her over, causing multiple blunt injuries. The fire chief, joanne hayes white, spoke offering condolences and apologize to the girls family, offering to meet face to face if they so wished, adding that her and her colleagues are heartbroken, especially considering that they are in the business of saving lives. The chief confirmed the young girl was run over by specialized airport fire truck called an arf, which stands for airport rescue firefighting. They are still trying to figure out which on...

Reporter her name was alaysha, but everyone who loved her called her ladybug. They spelled out that term of endearment in the door with the bullet holes still visible. Her last words were i know im going to die. We can take that as something bad and say thats awful that an eightyearold should know she is getting ready to die, or we can take that as she is just a very intellectual little girl that wanted to leave a stamp on everybodys heart. We take it as both. But we want to say that this is just. This is a horrific thing that happened to us and i hate that it happened to us. This is tearing m...

Many distractions around them. First parades of the mardi gras carnival kicked off this weekend. They continue throughout the week with a break on super bowl sunday. Even though new orleans has hosted the super bowl several times before, this is only the second time that both events have coincided. More than a Million People are expected in new orleans for these two monumental events. Reporting live outside the new 49ers stadium here in santa clara, bob redell, nbc bay area news. So far the team seems to be in a relaxed mood, just soaking everything up. Quarterback Colin Kaepernick was so exci...

Marissa Callaghan (Photo by William Cherry/Presseye) Northern Ireland women’s football team captain Marissa Callaghan has played with Cliftonville Ladies since 2005, winning a Women’s Irish Cup with the north Belfast club in 2015. Capped 62 times for Northern Ireland to date, scoring six goals, she represented her country at Under-15, U17 and U19 level before making the step up to the seniors just over a decade ago. Under Marissa, the team are headed to the Women’s Euro 2022 play-offs in April, but she admits one of her career highlights was her first game as captain, picking up two goa...