Tragic Twist Caught on Video; 6-Year-Old's Warm Holiday Gesture
KOSIK: A tragic mystery in the back roads of Michigan. A body found submerged in a flooded area, near the town of honor, has been identified as 47-year-old Adrienne Quintal. She had not been since calling a friend in October, to say she was involved in a shoot-out with two men.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: It's been hard searching for her, and even though we're glad to have some closure, it's been heart wrenching.</s>KOSIK: A search by police dogs, friends and family had been hampered until recently by flooding in the area. Officials said initial investigation showed no signs of foul play even though there were shell casings and bullet holes at the cabin where Quintal was staying. The medical examiner is waiting for toxicology results to determine a cause of death.</s>JOHNS: We want to warn you now, the video you're about to see may be disturbing. A deputy has been placed on lead, after body cam showed him violently removing a driver from his car.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Get out of the car.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: All right. I'm getting out, I'm getting out.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I did nothing.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Let go of my leg. He just bit me.</s>JOHNS: So, those officers were responding to a report of a stolen car. After a pursuit, deputies Charlie Blount and Jason Little tried to pull David Ward out, thinking he was the carjacker. It turns out, Ward was driving his own car and had been the victim of a carjacking. He later died at the hospital. The Sonoma County sheriff's office said Blount will remain on leave while the incident is being investigated. The officer's attorney says Ward is responsible for his own death because he took bizarre actions that left deputies thinking he was in armed carjacker.</s>KOSIK: A Missouri family dealing with unimaginable loss this Christmas eve. Two boys drowned in a frozen pond near their home. CNN affiliate KMOV names the brothers as 7-year-old Cleveland and 8- year-old Terence Hicks. Authorities say the boys went on a bike ride and ended up on thin ice covering a shallow lake. They believe one brother fell through and the other died trying to save him.</s>JOHNS: Police have identified a suspect in the fatal stabbing of the brother of 49ers quarterback C.J. Beathard. Twenty-three-year-old Michael Mosley is facing attempted homicide after Nashville police say he stabbed three men, including C.J.'s younger brother, Clayton.</s>DON AARON, NASHVILLE METRO POLICE: Mosley has a violent criminal pass. He is a convicted felon, convicted of violent crimes. We consider him to be a danger to the community.</s>JOHNS: So, the stabbings, according to the police, appear to have happened during an argument about a woman. The third man stabbed has wounds to his eye and arm.</s>KOSIK: Concern over a measles outbreak growing in Austin, Texas. Health officials say someone with the virus traveled to several locations around the city and may have exposed others. The unidentified person visiting several restaurants, a Target store and the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport between December 14th and 17th. For a full list of locations, check out the story at CNN.com/health. This is coming after three people with the virus traveled through Los Angeles International Airport December 11th. Measles was declared eliminated in the U.S. two decades ago. But there has been a recent upsurge as vaccination rates have declined.</s>JOHNS: So, there's good news today for migraine sufferers. The Food and Drug Administration approving a new drug for the acute treatment of migraines in the adults. The drug called Ubrogepant could be a new option for people who can't take or don't respond to medications currently on the market. The drug will be sold under the name Ubrelvy and is considered effective for migrants with or with auras, those that were sensitive to the visual disturbances experience by about a third of migrant sufferers.</s>KOSIK: A surfer survives a shark attack near Santa Rosa Island in Southern California. The Coast Guard releasing video of a helicopter rescue after the 37-year-old surfer was bitten on the leg by a shark this weekend. It's very likely he was saved by the quick thinking of his friend, who notified the Coast Guard and put a tourniquet on the victim's leg to prevent other blood loss. Officials say it was the best possible outcome to a truly terrifying situation.</s>JOHNS: OK, that is definitely not what the owners of a fireworks stand had in mind for the holidays. It's more like July 4 than Christmas. The stand along the highway in Williamson County, Texas, caught fire on Monday, igniting the fireworks. And in spectacular passion, firefighters brought the blaze under control. No one was injured. The cause of that is certainly was under investigation. It would have been better at night, though.</s>KOSIK: I think so. Firefighters in Polk County, Florida, beyond the call of duty, saving a family's Christmas presents after responding to a fire over the weekend. Once the fire on the second floor was under control, crews went in to retrieve the gifts and the Christmas tree. Officials say all of the family's gifts and the tree were undamaged.</s>JOHNS: Another happy ending here, too. A 6-year-old former cancer patient bringing holiday cheer to patients at a Virginia hospital where she underwent treatment. Poppy Sellier was diagnosed with leukemia around Christmas last year. She's now in remission. On Monday, the popular and precocious 6-year- old returned to a place most kids would not go. She came to Inova Children's Hospital bearing gifts. Three hundred donated LEGO sets for old friends old and new.</s>SELLIER: I just want to make them happy. Make them feel they are at home.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: She made it through, so I believe I can do the same. It's very hopeful and just makes me feel good about myself and my future.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: It's a gift that keeps on giving -- gift of hope, gift of love, gift of compassion.</s>JOHNS: Poppy's mother says the kindness of other people helped her daughter heal and they wanted to pay it forward. Amazing story. You see that turning into a movie, couldn't you?</s>KOSIK: The 6-year-old with a big heart. That's the holiday spirit. Tesla's rival brought in the biggest yet. CNN Business has the details next.