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bob saget's cause of death revealed. his family saying in a statement, the authorities have determined that bob passed from head trauma. they have concluded that he accidentally hit the back of his head on something, thought nothing of it, and went to sleep. no drugs or alcohol were involved. saget was found dead in orlando, florida, in a hotel room there after performing a two-hour comedy seat on january 9th. the family saying they have been overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and going on to say and i quote here, now that we have final conclusions from the authorities' investigation, we felt it only proper that the fans hear those conclusions directly from us. let's discuss this now, cnn's chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta joins us. sanjay, thanks so much. help us understand what kind of head trauma would this be? >> well, it -- it sounds like, you know, from -- from what they are saying there is that this was a -- probably, a bleed that occurred on top of the brain. um, subdural hematoma is one of the mos

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. >>> also ahead, there's new details this morning about the death of comedian bob saget. what the autopsy is now revealing. >>> and the new controversy when kids need medical care, they will often face stressful and life-changing experiences. they miss out on the things that make being a kid fun. starlight children's foundation has delivered happiness to 17 million seriously ill kids and their families at more than 800 children's hospitals and healthcare facilities. our programs entertain and inspire hospitalized kids. learn more at starlight.org, that's starlight.org. >>> we're back with the disoriented hawk that flew into a new york city subway station, getting trapped for days. it was likely scare to have had trains, but a wildlife rescue volunteer came along and caught the hawk with an 18-foot net before releasing it back into the wild. >>> new information has come to life about the death of bob saget. we told you here yesterday his family releasing a statement on the cause of death. but now the autopsy is out. here is abc's andrew dymburt. >> reporter: one day after

but, again, it's not clear if bob saget had any underlying health conditions. mona, rhiannon. >> andrea, thank you. >>> new details about the official records former president trump took to florida after leaving the white house. "the new york times" reports the 15 boxes of documents improperly removed from the white house are believed to include classified information. sources say the national archives has now asked the justice department to investigate trump's handling of the records, which were recently returned. >> turning to the pandemic we have new details about the potential rollout of covid vaccines for young children. meanwhile, the cdc is resisting pressure to change its mask guidance even as more states lift mandates. abc's em nguyen is here with the very latest. em, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mona. as states start to ease pandemic restrictions, dr. anthony fauci says this trend is likely to continue and that the hope is for enough people to be vaccinated that restrictions will soon be a thing of the past. this morning, the federal gover

probably doesn't please you, so i don't really know anything about bob saget. so what i'm speaking to is to an autopsy report that could be about any individual. but when i read that autopsy report, it really doesn't completely jive with what i have been told about the investigation and the presumed cause of death. certainly, the cause of death was a head injury. but the idea that this gentleman was in a hotel room, had a fall, went about his usual activities before going to bed, brushing his teeth or whatever and gone to bed and died is not really compatible with what i see on the autopsy report, which really suggests a very severe head injury from rather violent trauma to the head. >> i want you to listen to what the sheriff said about that specifically and what they saw when they discovered saget's body. >> well, there's no doubt that it was a hard impact, possibly from a fall. you know, the bathroom there is a very slick, hard surface. so there's speculation he may have slipped in the bathroom. but, again, there was no visible signs of trauma to the back of

. >>> we are learning more tonight about how bob saget died. the medical examiner's report just out suggesting the beloved actor suffered an accidental fall. we get more from emilie ikeda. >> hi, daddy. >> michelle. don't scare daddy like that. >> reporter: we now know how the full house father bob saget suddenly died last month -- blunt force trauma. a just released autopsy report calling his death an accident, saying the comedy icon most likely fell backwards, fracturing his skull and causing a brain bleed. authorities also noting he was covid-19 positive and there were no illicit drugs found in his system. he was found dead at his hotel room. he had been in town for a comedy gig. i had no idea i did a two-hour set tonight. i'm happily addicted. his wife opening up on the "today" show last month. >> the support has been -- that has been the one silver lining from this is the incredible outpouring of love and support. >> doctors warn head injuries can happen to anyone. like saget, actress natasha richardson died in 2009 after a skiing accident

we begin with new details about what caused the tragic death of actor and comedian bob saget. his family said he died as a result of head trauma. saget was found det while on a comedy tour. authorities have concluded that he accidentally hit the back of his head and went to sleep thinking the injury wasn't serious. no drugs or alcohol were involved in his death. cnn's dr. sanjay gupta walks us through what may have happened. >> that's the first thing i think of. it's sad. it's quite possible, plausible mechanism that someone would hit their head significantly enough to cause bleeding either right on top of the brain or between the layers, either a subdural sort of hematoma. i can show you an image of what this looks like but basically what happens is in this situation, it's sad. it's sad to talk about this. some of the veins that are on top of the brain, they can tear as a result of that head trauma. hitting your head pretty forcibly on something when you may say that really hurt. if i were in a different situation, i'd go get it checked out. instead it sounds like he went to

>> and the autopsy for actor bob saget, the details we learn about his head injury at a florida hotel. let's go outfront. >>> and good evening, i'm erin burn net outfront ton stocks dropped sharply and inflation surges. the dow down more than 500 points today after a new report showed inflation spiked to a 40-year high. prices up 7.5% over the past year. that is an incredible surge. in fact the fastest increase since 1982. and, yes, it's worse than economists had predicted. and it's getting to president biden. >> back in july you said inflation was going to be temporary. i think a lot of americans are wondering what your definition of temporary is. >> well, you're being a wise guy with me a little bit. i understand that's your job. >> you could see he was testy there. look, this is a tough moment for the president. and he did acknowledge inflation is a very serious problem. but, again, he made the case that it's going to get better. >> when can americans expect some relief from this soaring inflation. >> according to nobel laureates, 14 contacted me and a number of corporate leaders i

bob saget's cause of death revealed. his family saying in a statement the authorities have determined that bob passed from head trauma. they concluded he accidentally hit the back of his head on something, thought nothing of it, and went to sleep. no drugs or alcohol were involved. saget was found dead in an orlando, florida hotel room after performing a two-hour comedy set on january 9th. the family is saying they have been overwhelmed by the outpouring of love since saget's passing and going on to say and i quote here now that we have the final conclusions from the authorities' investigation we felt it only proper that the fans hear those conclusions directly from us. let's discuss this now. cnn's chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta joins us. thanks so much. help us understand what kind of head trauma would this be? >> well, it sounds like from what they're saying there is that this was a, probably a bleed that occurred on top of the brain. subdural h subdural hematoma is one of the most common scenarios. it i

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thank you. >>> now to actor bob saget and the plea from his family. tonight, a florida judge has granted a temporary injunction, blocking the release of some records including photos and videos from the investigation into the actor's death, as the family had asked. the medical examiner said saget died from blunt head trauma, likely from a backwards fall. tonight, why the family made this request, and abc's victor oquendo from florida. >> reporter: tonight, a judge in florida granting bob saget's family a temporary injunction, blocking the public release of any graphic images or video linked to investigations into his death. saget's widow kelly rizzo and three daughters filing a lawsuit against the orange county sheriff and the medical examiner's office, saying the release of certain records would lead to "immediate and widespread dissemination to the internet, as well as print and television media outlets," causing the family "irreparable harm in the form of mental pain, anguish, and emotional distress." the sheriff's office saying, "while we are sens

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. >>> what we're learning tonight about actor bob saget's cause of death. the autopsy determining it was blunt head trauma. they believe an accident. and something else the autopsy revealed. >>> and america strong tonight. nathan chen proving he's golden. and what he told us more than a decade ago when he was just 10. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. news on inflation tonight. you don't need us to tell you you're paying more, but tonight, what these new numbers now reveal. >>> and the scene playing out on the busiest bridge in north america, from detroit into canada. and why u.s. automakers are being forced to halt shifts tonight. >>> but we are going to begin tonight with the pandemic. the nation turning a corner, but when it comes to masks coming off now, there are those who say it's about time, and others who are still asking, are we taking a chance here before we know for sure that we're in the clear? new cases are down nearly 70% since the omicron peak. hospital admissions down 40%. tonight, at least ten sta

better life. >>> there are new developments today following the death of actor bob saget. a judge has temporarily blocked the records after his family sued to keep the records private citing privacy concerns. >> this is a mystery. the medical examiner said bob saget likely fell backwards and accidentally hit his head, but the details of that investigation have not been made public. did he fall down? did he trip over something? it's a mystery that his family wants to keep private. after bob saget's family sued to keep further details of his death private, a judge temporarily blocked the release of more records, writing the court finds the plaintiff will suffer irreparable harm if the injunction is not granted. one of his co-stars on "full house" wanting to remember him as a kind person. >> it's difficult because of more things that have come out and there's lot of question. >> saget's wife and three daughters are trying to block photos from public view. his widow wants people to focus on something else, as she told hoda last month. >> he was just so kind and wonderful, and

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they didn't want leaked photos of bob saget. they said it would cause irreparable damage but there was no secret behind it. we know that bob died due to head trauma. we know it was an accident. we know there was no foul play involved, no drugs or alcohol. this was simply the family wanting their privacy but the sheriff's department came out and said although we respect your privacy in a statement, the public has a right to know. we have to comply with the law and there has to be transparency. well, the family filed an injunction, their attorney did of bob saget, of his widow kelly rizzo and his three daughters and the judge has granted it. you're the lawyer who can explain this has granted this injunction to prohibit the release of any photographs or any of those materials so siding with the family after this statement which was really against the family. >> one of the other big entertainment stories. vaccine mask requirements no longer needed for coachella and stagecoach. changes in local ordinances. >> the two massive music fe

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thank you. >>> now to actor bob saget and the plea from his family. tonight, a florida judge has granted a temporary injunction, blocking the release of some records including photos and videos from the investigation into the actor's death, as the family had asked. the medical examiner had said that saget died from blunt head trauma, likely from a backwards fall. tonight, why the family made this request, and abc's victor oquendo from florida. >> reporter: tonight, a judge in florida granting bob saget's family a temporary injunction, blocking the public release of any graphic images or video linked to investigations into his death. saget's widow kelly rizzo and three daughters filing a lawsuit against the orange county sheriff and the medical examiner's office, saying the release of certain records would lead to "immediate and widespread dissemination to the internet, as well as print and television media outlets," causing the family "irreparable harm in the form of mental pain, anguish, and emotional distress." the sheriff's office saying, "while we

there was no alcohol or drugs in bob saget. what he did have was severe heart disease and he probably had a little blackout from the heart disease, fell backwards, struck his head and was able to get into body or to lie down, not realizing that he had a brain injury because the bleeding occurs very slowly. >> carley: the other thing i was wondering about, if the injuries were so severe, how could he go to sleep as opposed to being knocked out on the floor or realizing that the injury was so significant that high would go to the hospital? >> yeah, because once the brain is damaged, like in a car accident, you have an hour until the brain swells and bleeding occurs. while the person may not realize that there is any damage, just feels tired, going to sleep it off. instead goes to sleep and into deeper coma, the one factor would be he had little pain and suffering, didn't know he had pain. >> carley: the lesson, if you do hit your head in a severe way, go to the hospital and get checked out. >> absolutely true. >> carley: yesterda

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médicos lanzan una alerta por la relación de la muerte del actor bob saget que murió por un golpe en la cabeza, no le dio importancia, se fue a dormir y no despertó. especialistas dicen que por más simples que parecen estas lesiones no deben ser ignoradas. johana. >> buenas tardes, el médico forense del condado orange de la florida confirmó que saget estaba contagiado de covid-19, pero murió por el golpe en la cabeza que fue accidental. hablamos con un neurólogo para reconocer los síntomas. >> (habla en inglés). >> la repentina muerte del actor y comediante bob saget causó expectativa y especulaciones, pero se sabe que fue provocada por un traumatismo craneal que resalta la importancia de prestarle atención a los golpes en la cabeza. la familia confirma que se golpeó en la nunca y se fue a dormir. algo que esta familia tuvo muy presente cuando él se golpeó en la cabeza. >> perdí el conocimiento y cuando quería hablar no me salían las palabras. luego perdí la memoria por esas dos horas. >> su esposa recuerda el consejo que escuchó desde pequeña. >> en latinoamérica

saget she knew and loved. >> you know, candace, it's so hard to believe that you first met bob saget back when you were 10 years old you're 45 now. it's been 35 years of knowing and loving bob saget do you remember the very first time you met him >> i do. we were doing our pilot episode for "full house", and bob is so tall you know, he's 6'4", and i was 10 years old, but he kneeled down to me and got eye to eye with me, and he said, hi, i'm bob, and i'm going to be your dad. i'm playing your dad, so i want you to feel comfortable, and we're going to be friends and he was just so warm and inviting, and it really kicked off an incredible 35-year friendship. >> so for you as a young actress to be able to be yourself, you have to be able to share like what's on your mind, what's on your heart was he a place that you could go to do that >> he was. it's one of the things that made bob so special he was so emotionally available all the time, and he was really the first person in my life as a man that i saw cry and have those emotions right at the forefront of his conversations if you were h

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bob saget's cause of death. what his family says led to the 65-year-old comedian's death. and tonight, a story about dreaming big-- this 11-year-old girl's letter to the president about why she wants to be his supreme court justice pick. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting tonight from london. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. tonight we're here in london watching the largest troop deployments in europe since world war ii. britain's prime minister warning ominously today that they're facing the most dangerous moment in decades. and, this news just coming in, the u.s. state department urging americans, get out of ukraine now. we will get to that story in just a moment, but we're going to begin back at home tonight with the growing frustration over the pandemic and the anger over mandates that has now turned into protests-- protests which are now threatening our already fragile supply chain. the biden administration tells cbs news that they are working with their canadian counterparts to resolve the

bob saget's family sues. why a judge says releasing his death records would cause saget's loved ones irreparable harm. cbs news investigation: the broken v.a. system for veterans exposed to contaminated drinking water. team u.s.a. goes for the gold. the excitement as the women's hockey team faces off against canada. explosion lights up the new york sky. why a tanker with 9,000 gallons of fuel went up in flames. holy guacamole-- why the price of avocados could skyrocket. and showcasing african american history, one stitch at a time. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we want to begin with new questions about russia, what russia is really up to and their claims tonight that they're actually retreating from the border with ukraine. but the biden administration and nato don't believe that to be true. in fact, the intelligence shows the opposite, with some troops moving closer to the border, and this

. >>> bob saget's family wins a temporary injunction to keep details of the beloved comedian's death private, including photos and videos from the investigation. their reaction this morning. >>> new crackdown on unruly passengers. the faa now sending 80 cases to the fbi for criminal review, with hundreds of incidents already reported this year. one of the latest, why an officer chased this woman riding a motorized suitcase. this morning, the calls for a federal no-fly list and the pushback. >>> tiger woods' road to recovery. almost one year after that devastating car wreck -- >> each and every day is a fight. >> -- what he says about getting back on the golf course. ♪ feel the vibration ♪ ♪ it's such a good vibration ♪ >>> and it's a good morning. tom holland and mark wahlberg teaming up for an action-packed adventure. >> whoa. >> sailing into "uncharted" territory. they are both here, live, in times square. >>> good morning, america. tom holland, mark wahlberg, looks like another big hit movie. >> quite a team. >> quite a duo. we've got a lot to get to. >>> we're tracking th

bob saget's cause ofset, what his family says led to the 65-year-old comedian's death. and tonight, a story about dreaming big -- this 11-year-old girl's letter to the president about why she wants to be his supreme court justice pick. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. tonight we're here in london watching the largest troop deployment in europe since world war ii. british's prime minister warning ominously today they're facing the most dangerous moment in decades. this news just coming in, the u.s. state department urging americans get out of ukraine now. we will get to that story in just a moment. we'll begin at home tonight with the growing frustration over the pandemic and the anger over mandates that has now turned into protests. protests which are now threatening our already fragile supply chain. the biden administration tells cbs news that they are working with their canadian counterparts to resolve these border blockages. and there's a new statement t

we love bob saget. i grew up with him and it is such a tragedy. so hopefully we can learn from this. >> yeah. >> listen to that warning. thanks so much. >> thank you so much. >>> still ahead, and this just in to cnn, the white house convened a meeting in the situation room thursday night to discuss russia's ongoing military buildup near ukraine, we're going to speak live with a former national security adviser, lieutenant general retired h.r. mcmaster. that's coming up. ♪(music)♪ at aetna® we're shifting medicare coverage into high gear with benefits you may benefits that may include rewards for select healthy activities. aetna medicare advantage plans call today to learn more. what happens when we welcome change? we can transform our workforce overnight out of convenience, or necessity. we can explore uncharted waters, and not only make new discoveries, but get there faster, with better outcomes. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change-- meeting them where they are, and getting them where they

kumasi: more on of beloved comedian bob saget. his family sharing clues on what happened in that florida hotel. drew: and a live look outside. we are anticipating record warmth today, several cities lightly breaking the record. we will take a look at okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. it's gig-speed wifi that's “mikaela shiffrin” fast. ok, that's fast! speed's cool, but does yours block threats? yup, even for these upstairs all-nighters rocking wifi speeds faster than a gig. can your internet do that? learn more about gig-speed wifi, or get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. click, call, or visit a store today. reggie: keeping an eye on the climate and environment is a critical part of our permission to build a better bay area peer with temperatures rising into the high 70's of fire danger this week. experts say we could see more fires burning than normal. vegetation flammability metrics are close to that of the summertime

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learning more tonight about the death of comedian bob saget. a statement released by his family says that sagan died from head trauma last month. authorities have believed he had a heart attack or perhaps a stroke. but they now believe that sagon hit his head after checking into an orlando hotel. and went to sleep, not knowing the severity of his injury and never woke up. there was an obvious bruise on the back of his head. the toxicology report also showed that the 65 year old had no narcotics or alcohol in his system. already then, as we get ready for your thursday, we've got more warm weather to talk about. these are some of the records are tied records richmond was 75. that was a tide record. salinas 83 that was a record. and then the 80 or the 78 in oakland. that was a record . i think we'll see another couple records tomorrow. certainly in oakland and places around the bay mormost likely ts from today and you can see the big numbers like the 78 in oakland. that was a big one, and then 78 mountain view temperatures tomorrow a couple degree