it all happened at around 8.30, last night near the main entrance of uc santa cruz off coolidge road. according to officials that buses, the university bus that continuously loops through the campus carrying both students and faculty. >> last night when it was heading down coolidge road. it ran off the road and right into that brick structure. you and also left major tire marks at the time it was carrying 5 passengers and the driver, all who were taken to a hospital with injuries. police say that driver did have to be airlifted as of this morning. their conditions remain from severe to moderate the crash also remains under investigation with coolidge road back open this morning. officials are putting up a new fence. we did reach out to both campus and police university officials for the condition of those involved but have not heard back as of yet. we are hoping to learn more details at some point throughout the day and we get that information. we'll keep you updated at the very latest here in santa cruz. i'm michael thomas. also back to life in the studio. >> new at noon, san francis

it's right near the main entrance of uc santa cruz on coolidge road.ording to officials that bus with the university bus that continuously loops through the campus, caring both students and faculty to where they need to go. it was heading downhill in college road when it went off the road took up that fence ran right into that rock structure this morning. people are telling us this rock structure is significant to the actual school. it's a historic powell ranch building that was donated in the early years. and when it comes to the cause of this scene, officials say it's all still under investigation at the time it was carrying 5 passengers and the driver. again, was airlifted to the hospital in total 6 people in the hospital this morning as to what caused again, still under investigation. excuse me, back out here live. you can see those tire marks still through that area and this rock looks like it used to be an actual bigger building than what it is now. but that bus went right through here up a little bit. >> and hit that building. this is also a cur

and just to give you perspective, this street coolidge road is very curvy. and this is actually right at one of the areas where the road curves itself. so we did reach out to the campus police and the campus itself. >> to find out if we can get details on the update of those that were involved by this morning in santa cruz michael thomas send it back to you. michael, thank you. and at 603. we have some more breaking news. tesla is recalling more than 2 million car. so this recall is due to an issue with its autopilot system with kron four's will tran standing by live at the tesla plant in fremont with have investigated what has been happening since 2016 in dozens of crashes where all the pilot was used now on a pilot, according to tesla, can be used in certain situations like highways and limited access roads. but in many cases, those drivers, they've used it in other scenarios. federal investigators, they want the software to prevent drivers from using the auto pilot it will tell the drivers you cannot engage autopilot during such a >> forcing the driver ma

it all happened at around 8.30, last night near the main entrance of uc santa cruz off coolidge road.ording to officials that buses, the university bus that continuously loops through the campus carrying both students and faculty. >> last night when it was heading down coolidge road. it ran off the road and right into that brick structure. you can see it took out that fence and also left major tire marks at the time it was carrying 5 who were taken to a hospital with injuries. police say that driver did have to be airlifted as of this morning. their conditions remain from severe to moderate the crash also remains under investigation with coolidge road back open this morning. officials are putting up a new fence. we did reach out to both campus and police university officials for the condition of those involved but have not heard back as of yet. we are hoping to learn more details at some point throughout the day and we get that information. we'll keep you updated at the very latest here in santa cruz. i'm michael thomas. also back to life in the studio. >> tesla is recalling more than

it all happened at around 8.30, last night near the main entrance of uc santa cruz off coolidge road. according to officials that buses, the university bus that continuously loops through the campus, caring both students and faculty. >> last night when it was heading down coolidge road. it ran off the road and right into that brick structure. you can see it took out that fence and also left major tire marks at the time it was carrying 5 passengers and the driver, all who were taken to a hospital with injuries. police say that driver did have to be airlifted as of this morning. their conditions remain from severe to moderate the crash also remains under investigation with coolidge road back open this morning. officials putting up a new fence. we did reach out to both campus and police university officials for the condition of those involved but have not heard back as of yet. we are hoping to learn more details at some point throughout the day and we get that information. we'll keep you updated at the very latest here in santa cruz. i'm michael thomas. also back to life in the studio an

coolidge was pro technology. we encourage these things.s exploded, by 1930, 40 million americans had a car. that decade, life expectancy increased more in that decade than any other decade. think of the miracle medical events around the corner. i'm talking amazing things. there is so many parallels. liz: what do you sell? are you watching something you believe in go down and down and down? ibm, glad you brought that up, this year ibm has woken up from a deep slumber. obviously leadership change. charles: my subscribers, why are we selling? we have several reasons, made a huge move, xyz at $10 a share is not the same as $20 a share. got to make sure the underlying fundamentals justify you holding it two separate things, great to fall in love with the story but you have to make sure there's something behind the story. fundamental, technical, behavioral analysis, those are the things people have to understand. always understand why you bought a stock and that will tell you why to sell it. liz: what is your best stock purchase ever? charles: i

this action of the jews was noticed by american president calvin coolidge and he considered it a sincere companionship of the jews. with my help, the attention of american government officials was drawn to these old immigrants and new citizens. new york in 1827, the second wave of jewish immigration to america began from the port city of new york. more than 10 thousand german jews got off the ship in new york. less than two decades later, 50,000 german jews he was added to the group of previous immigrants. in the last years of the 19th century , it was the jewish immigrants from eastern europe who packed their bags for america. jews of european descent were more religiously prejudiced than their other co-religionists. they spread many of the old religious habits and customs of the israelites in america. the jewish immigrants from eastern europe, like the germans of german descent , engaged in commercial work. some of them entered the tailoring industry to the extent that the clothing industry was known to belong to the jews. in 1900 , nearly 60% of jews immigrated to industry the clothes

calvin coolidge from the 19 tos -- 1920s -- pete: the most underrated. >> underrated, yes.was an amazing president. we had a booming economy, he cut taxes and was highly effective as a leader. and, by the way, if he had been, run for reelection in 1928, we probably would have never had the great depression. and so he was on top. but here are the other two that were very close behind him, are you ready for this? ronald reagan and and donald j. trump. pete: very interesting. so most underrated -- you're right, there's been a resurgence of an understand ugh -- understanding of what a good president calvin coolidge was. i'm surprised a little bit to see bill clinton there as underrate rahed. >> yeah. he came in, i think, fourth or fifth on the list, and i think it's because if you look at bill clinton, look, this is not about his personal behavior, right? this is about what he did when he was president. his first two years as president were a disaster, but then when republicans took congress, he moved to the middle. and think about this, pete, we got three or four balanced budg

it all happened at around 8.30, last night near the main entrance of uc santa cruz off coolidge road. according to officials that bus is a university bus that continuously loops through the campus carrying both students and faculty. >> last night when it was heading down coolidge road. it ran off the road and right into that brick structure. you can see it took out that fence and also left major tire marks at the time it was carrying 5 passengers and the driver, all who were taken to a hospital with injuries. police say that driver did have to be airlifted as of this morning. their conditions remain from severe to moderate the crash also remains under investigation with road back open this morning. officials putting up a new fence. we did reach out to both campus and police university officials for the condition of those involved but have not heard back as of yet. we are hoping to learn more details at some point throughout the day and we get that information. we'll keep you updated at the very latest here in santa cruz. i'm michael thomas. also get back to life in the studio. >> tesl

it all happened at around 8.30, last night near the main entrance of uc santa cruz off coolidge road. according to officials that buses, the university bus that continuously loops through the campus carrying both students and faculty. >> last night when it was heading down coolinge road. it ran off the road and right into that brick structure. you can see it took out that fence and also left major tire marks at the time it was carrying 5 passengers and the driver, all who were taken to a hospital with injuries. police say that driver did have to be airlifted as of this morning. their conditions remain from severe to moderate the crash also remains under investigation with coolidge road back open this morning. officials are putting up a new fence. we did reach out to both campus and police university officials for the condition of those involved but have not heard back as of yet. we are hoping to learn more details at some point throughout the day and we get that information. we'll keep you updated. that's a very latest here in santa cruz. i'm michael thomas. also back to life in the s

with characteristic waspish ness said that a hotel was good enough for those coolidge's. and so, of course, before long, coolidge's are moved into the white house in place of mrs. harding. but any event there had talk for years, and then the idea came up. the the naval observatory, the admirals and walt's residence was going to be temporarily vacant for renovation. and griffin filed legislation which passed both houses to take the house away from the navy and turn it into a vice presidential residence. mrs. ford, to be perfectly honest with you, didn't really want to leave their home the very modest split level ranch house on crown drive in alexandra. that was the house they built. that was the house, you know, all their children knew the backyard swimming pool, you know, and but you know, she would do her duty. they were prepared to go until ford found out how much it was going to cost. and had jack marsh, a not a familiar name in many ways, i would argue the conscience of the ford administration and the key behind the scenes facilitator jack marsh, was the kind of guy,

the local police department is investigating a report of an explosive device that was found sunday on coolidge avenue near the lynn street intersection around noon. the opd with the assistance of the alameda county sheriff's office bomb squad responded to the scene and safely remove the device. the investigation is currently ongoing. >> another former guard, the woman's federal prison in dublin was sentenced for sexually abusing inmates. john bel house must serve 5 years in federal prison and pay a $25,000 fine. prosecutors say that this was the 8th abuse case to be brought against a former guard at that prison last month. former guard andrew jones was sentenced to 8 years in prison. >> time for the 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside of the golden gate bridge. there's that beautiful, intense far we've been talking about. lawrence was yeah, it does look like you can right on that right across the golden gate bridge. but down below you get underneath that boy, it's pretty thick to driving. you've got to watch out for that tonight. and >> we'll see some changes. of course, we have the

hospital after a uc santa cruz bus crashed into a rock structure that happened about 8.30, last night on coolidge drive. police say the bus was heading down the hill towards the main entrance of campus. when it went off the road, hit a fence and then hit a lime, kill all passengers who are students and the driver were rushed to the hospital with injuries ranging from minor to critical the cause of the crash specifically is being investigated. but impairment does not appear to be a factor. >> the morning commute on the i-10 freeway in la came to a screeching halt after dozens of protesters blocked the roadway. there. the group called if not now demanded the u.s. end its support for israel's war on gaza. it included both jewish and palestinian protesters. the group said in the southbound lanes and at one point put a menorah on the high. but the freeway there, traffic began moving about an hour later. 75 people were arrested. >> today we're learning at least 9 israeli soldiers were killed during an ambush in gaza marking one of the deadliest single attacks carried out by hamas since the ground invas

jill biden took part in the 100th anniversary of the tradition that dates back to president calvin coolidgesical performances from dionne warwick and others entertained the crowd for the official kickoff of the holiday season. >>> that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from right here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm jarred hill in new york. the temporary cease-fire between israel and hamas is over. israel's military says it has resumed combat as the truce deadline expired, and it's accusing hamas of violating the cease-fire. rocket sirens sounded in israel near the gaza border. the israeli military says air defense fighters intercepted one launch. >>> a new york appeals court reinstated a gag order barring donald trump from making public comments about court staff in his state civil fraud trial in new york. >>> and do not eat pre-cut cantaloupe if you don't know the urce. that warning from the cdc amid

the device was found yesterday on coolidge avenue near that linda street intersection police and the alameda county sheriff's bomb squad safely removed it from the home. it's unclear what kind of device it was. but police say they are investigating crews could be fined up to one and a half million dollars for allegedly trying to cover up an accident involving one of its driverless cars. >> on october second, a cruise robotaxi ran into a woman who had already been struck by another vehicle in san francisco. according to new court documents, the cruise car then dragged that woman 20 feet before coming to a stop. state regulators accuse the company of trying to hide how its car reacted to the accident for more than 2 weeks. this is the same incident that prompted the dmv to suspend cruises license to operate its robotaxi service in california. the company has been ordered to appear in a hearing next february to determine whether it tried to mislead regulators. now to our 4 zone forecast as we go outside, give you a live view of san francisco, which this part of the city is fog free. >>

jill biden took place in the 100th anniversary of the tradition that dates back to president calvin coolidgek and others entertained the crowd for the official kickoff of the holiday season. that looks like fun. well, that's tonight's "cbs evening news." . >>> thank you, here in the bay area after a tough year oakland businesses are hoping for a brighter holiday season. >> i feel like the city has heard us and is stepping in and doing things. >>> how the city hopes to help small businesses make money over the next month. >>> months after a deadly stabbing on campus, students in santa rosa, fear once again, after two separate incidents involving knives. >> we should not feel unsafe at school, you know? >> reporter: don't think of messing with this group. >> i like the groin strike. >> someone messes with me i will disable them. >> the class empowering seniors to turn the tables if they are ever attacked. >>> i, there is no break >> i don't think there is a season anymore. it is continuous.. >> it may be our new reality as allergies go on for longer. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey in for juliette

they said unless you, president coolidge, announce what has happened here in indiana, a klan republic, we are not voting republican. it didn't go very far. it is start the shift away from the republic and party. but the real source of institutional opposition were catholics. and that source was the university of in order dame. so klan's four, this awful pillaging, rapist, line, murdering grand dragon, he did not have a single good quality, he says i will show those irish kids. he arranges a big klan gathering in south bend specifically to put those kids down, to show them who runs the state. what happened? the chancellor of notre dame, the priest says, don't leave campus. they disobey him. they had a riot. back and forth. these kids, mostly irish kids, one of the funny things, they ended up throwing potatoes [ laughter ] at the klansmen . they are fleeing a barrage of potatoes. legend has it, one of the shots came from the notre dame quarterback. a direct shot on their flaming cross. the next day there's a big headline, chicago tribune, i was students route klansmen, like a football g

all happened around 8.30, last night on coolidge drive. police say the bus was heading down the hill towards the main entrance of the campus when it went off road, hit a fence and then struck a lime kiln. all of the passengers who students and the driver were rushed to the hospital with injuries ranging from minor to critical. the cause of the crash is under investigation. but parent does not seem to be a factor. tesla is recalling more than 2 million cars over an autopilot software issue. >> the company describes the feature has traffic aware, cruise control federal transportation investigators are forcing tesla to send out a software update to fix the problem. the recall comes just after a two-year investigation by u.s. auto safety regulators. into a series of crashes that happened while tesla vehicles were on auto pilot. 17 people died in those accidents. safety regulators found that tesla's that method of ensuring drivers are paying attention while on autopilot was inadequate and could lead to misuse. the recall includes almost every m

and they said, unless you, president coolidge denounce what's happened here in indiana, a klan republic will not vote republican. well, didn't really go very far. did start the shift away from the republican party. but the real source of institutional opposition catholics and the source of the catholics was university notre dame. so dc stevens, in this evil, awful rapist serial, killing, you know, pillaging and sexual predator ing, lying, grand dragon, he did not have a single good quality. that's what investigator he says i'm going to show those irish kids. and he arranges a big klan gathering in south bend, specifically to put those kids down to show them who runs the state. what happened? the chancellor in priest says, don't leave campus. we're not going to engage them. well, they disobey and they had a riot back and forth and these kids, they're mostly irish kids. this was one of the funny things. they end up throwing potatoes. at the klansmen who are fleeing this barrage of potatoes. and one of the legend has it shots came notre dame's quarterback. one of the four horsemen, and he

oakland police department is investigating a report of an explosive device that was found sunday on coolidge avenue near. >> the linden street intersection about noon opd with the assistance of the alameda county sheriff's office bomb squad responded to the scene. they safely removed the device. an investigation is currently ongoing. 27 people need a new place to live tonight after a fire broke out at their apartment complex today. this was the creekside park apartments near 4th street and college avenue in santa rosa. >> video you can see the smoke just billowing out from the top. there. fortunately, nobody hurt. but crews say that the fire destroyed one apartment unit and damaged 8 others. the total damage is estimated at $250,000. the cause of the fire under investigation. >> avian or bird flu is hitting bay area poultry farms hard, particularly in sonoma county kron four's rob nesbitt talked with a farmer at to make a tough decision to try to prevent the virus from spreading. this week. there are significantly fewer chickens at sunrise farms in petaluma. >> co-owner mike weber says aroun

and they said, unless you, president coolidge denounce what's happened here in indiana, a klan republic will not vote republican. well, didn't really go very far. did start the shift away from the republican party. but the real source of institutional opposition catholics and the source of the catholics was university notre dame. so dc stevens, in this evil, awful rapist serial, killing, you know, pillaging and sexual predator ing, lying, grand dragon, he did not have a single good quality. that's what investigator he says i'm going to show those irish kids. and he arranges a big klan gathering in south bend, specifically to put those kids down to show them who runs the state. what happened? the chancellor in priest says, don't leave campus. we're not going to engage them. well, they disobey and they had a riot back and forth and these kids, they're mostly irish kids. this was one of the funny things. they end up throwing potatoes. at the klansmen who are fleeing this barrage of potatoes. and one of the legend has it shots came notre dame's quarterback. one of the four horsemen, and he

they were loyal republican voters and they said unless you, president coolidge, denounce what is happened here in indiana, we will not vote republican. it did not go very far. it did start to shift away from the republican party, but the real source of institutional opposition was catholic so the source of catholics was notre dame. so we had this awful , serial killing, line grand dragon. he did not have a single good quality. he says, i'm going to show those irish kids, and he arranges a big clam gathering in the south specifically to put those kids down, to show them who runs the state. what happened? they said we are not going to engage him. well, they disobeyed him and they had a riot back and forth in these irish kids ended up throwing potatoes at the klansman, who are fleeing this barrage of potatoes, and one of them, legend has it -- shots came from notre dame's quarterback, one of the four horseman and a direct shot on their flaming cross things so they cower up in the next day there's a big headline i saw. irish students route klansman, like a football game. from then onn , they

when president calvin coolidge lit a 48-football some fir from vermont. there you go can't catch us live set your dv on the west coast. thanks very much for watching. i'm mike emanuel from washington. "the ingraham angle" with laura is next. >> laura: hello, everyone, i'm laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from new york city tonight. x going to give it to you. that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ all right. if you think democrats are truly worried about election interference, you're not paying attention, people if you think they believe democracy is at risk if trump wins the white house? you are not listening. these same people trashed the credibility of our doj and our fbi. they have destroyed our once secure border. they have done enormous damage to the public's faith in these democratic institutions. they don't care about democracy. if you think liberals still cared about free speech, i think you're stuck in a late 1960's time warp. liberals now embrace government censorship innocent measures if those americans are political opponents. the f

>> reagan and washington and lincoln, excellent and one of the guys that i'll take is calvin coolidgealk about him a lot. but he's one of the few presidents that got almost everything right and he understood the proper role of government under the constitution, we need to restore the u.s. constitution as the centerpiece of our national life and that requires a president who understands the original underring of the constitution, who has a good sense of the bill of rights and who knows how we have gone off-track with this massive fourth branch of government, this administrative state which is imposing its will on us and being weaponized against us. so silent cal, the country was in great shine when he was president of the united states and we can learn an awful lot from calvin coolidge. >> over to you, mr. ramaswamy, to conclude our history lesson. >> i will say ron picked a president who was born on ju july 4th and thomas jefferson 33 years old when he wrote the declaration of independence and he invented the swivel chair while he was writing the declaration of independence. that's th

it was ron desantis who said his role model was calvin coolidge think about history.tern, cold guy. important. but kind of an odd choice. >> brian: balanced the budget. i think that's what he wants to prove that he is fiscally responsible. on foreign policy man it really matters. think about what is going on in congress. going to decide if they're going to vote on israel raid, taiwan aid and ukraine aid. and republicans came back and said not unless you put former m border in there. where do these candidates stand? here's a look. >> how far would you go as president to secure the release of those eight american hostages and would it include sending american forces into combat? >> we should work together with them so that they can bring hamas to heel. look, i served in iraq back in the day. i'm the only one running for president that served in the military. >> ron gets asked a question and he doesn't answer it. your question was very specific. you said would you send american troops as commander-in-chief and he went on to this 1:30 hosanna about his knowledge of the mi

before its front end slammed into a stone structure and crashed into the historic kowl ranch building on coolidge drive. all six passengers were sent to the hospital, while stevenson was the only person to die from this crash, the exact cause of excuse me, the exact cause of this crash still under investigation. two parents and their daughter are attacked in their home. the suspect in the case and his connection to the victims. but first, we're hours away from the start of 2020 for the celebrations going on in the bay area to help people ring in the new year. >> that's right, zach, we're just less than two hours away from your new year's eve, and we have that all important new year's eve bay area forecast. and that's coming up right after this brief time out. stay with us. we are here on ktvu by the midway in the dog patch neighborhood. it's a venue known for bringing big name performance to the bay area. this weekend's festival is usually just scheduled for new year's eve into new year's day, making this year's third day special programing. the manager at the midway says this year they have a st

the oakland police dent i investigating a report of an explosive device was found sunday and coolidgeue near when streets near that intersection. this is about noon. the police department got assistance from the alameda county sheriff's office bomb squad, which also responded to the scene and safely removed that device. the investigation is currently ongoing. over 250,000 birds and san benito and sonoma counties will be euthanized in order to prevent the spread of the bird flu. the northern california cases are just the latest. outbreak that began earlier on this year and has affected more than 68 million birds. so coming up here during kron, 4 news at 5, we'll tell you how this will impact prices at the grocery store. the u.s. postal service expects nearly 400 million people to ship packages from now until new year's day with more packages expected things being mail that a faster pace. there's also a higher risk of things being broken. our last the postal service suggests getting insurance and using apps to track your shipments. so let's take a look now at the deadlines to get delive

it was discovered sunday in the 2800 block of coolidge avenue about noon opd had the assistance of the alameda county sheriff's office bomb squad that both of them work together to safely remove the device and secure the scene. investigation is ongoing. we'll have more updates as we find out more. meanwhile, looks like we're going to have to wait a bit longer to see new renderings of stadium and what's going to look like out in las vegas last week the team announced those renderings would be released today. but on friday, the team said that the announcement would be postponed due to the recent deaths of 2 nevada state police troopers. no word on when those new renderings will be available. said the team will also be making a donation to support the families of those fallen troops. we'll take a break at 7.10. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a pastor in richmond is in jail now accused of kidnapping and abuse of children from his church. what police think about other victims being out there. >> also ahead, why a new study this morning is naming the south bay as the best metro area

it was found sunday in the 2800 block of coolidge avenue around noon opd with the assistance of the alameda county sheriff's office. bomb squad responded to the scene. they were able to safely remove the no longer a threat. the investigation is ongoing. let you know, we find out more. it's 609, in the north bay, about 250,000 birds are going to be euthanized. >> to prevent the spread of bird flu. the virus first found in san benito and sonoma county. so they're very concerned. these northern california cases are just the latest in an outbreak that started early last year and is affected more than 86 million birds last month. an outbreak affected a flock of 1 million chickens in iowa. the disease is highly contagious in birds, but the cdc says the strain is considered low risk to people. of the dearest town manager is reassuring residents. the post office on pixley avenue is not going to be shutting down the postal service in town they say is not going away. but the postal service is considering moving some of their operations like trucking and mailing sorting to different locations and that

it was found yesterday afternoon on coolidge avenue between interstate 580 and the pelta cienda historicalark. the bomb squad was called in, safely removed the device. no one was hurt. today the palo alto city council will discuss whether to expand its safe parking program and make it a permanent measure. three years ago, palo alto invited local churches to open their parking lots to people who live in their vehicles. there are now four churches that offer safe parking. according to the nonprofit that administers the program, 37 people have been helped through the program, and 17 of them have found permanent housing because of it. now to richmond, where tomorrow the city council will consider approving funding for new traffic light technology. the system can analyze and adjust traffic signals, so lights are timed to improve traffic flow. there are plans to install the technology at ten intersections along san pablo avenue and 11 intersections along 23rd street. cities being asked to contribute $182,000 to the project. the contra costa county transportation authority will pay the rest. vall

with characteristic wasp mission is sending a hotel was good enough and of course before long those coolidge is replaced mrs. harding but in he any event there had been talk for years. then the idea came up, the naval observatory, the world sue walt's residence was fighting to be temporarily vacant for renovation. and griffin filed legislation passed both houses to take the house away and turn it into a vicepresidential residence . >> .. >> backyard swimming pool, and you know, and will you know, she would do it prepared to go until ford found out how much it was going to cost. and, jack marsh, a familiar name in many ways, i would argue punches of the ford administration and the key behind the themes facilitator and jack was the kind of guy, that i was told would walk into the oval office until then, the problem and 70s on getting along and roadblock up on the help. and marsh would one route in problem again. anyway,. [laughter] will jack marsh was a guy, who is delegated to go to the vice president then with all of the notebooks about what is going to cost, it was three phases of renovatio

uc santa cruz police say the bus was traveling down a hill on coolidge drive when it went off the road and crashed. investigators haven't said if there were any students on board . >> i can't say that there were students, but there were people from the from the university transferring through our loop in the transit system. driver and five passengers were all taken to the hospital. >> two of them have major injuries. as concerns about crime continue to impact people across the bay area, we're learning about a growing security trend. bulletproof glass. the glass can be up to 2.5in thick. it can resist everything from bullets to being hit by things like baseball bats . east bay glass in oakland tells abc seven news. they're seeing a big increase in requests for these products. >> you know, you are appreciative of the business, but it's gone from getting those phone calls for a broken pane of glass. you know, you have kids out playing and stuff like that to now it's transitioned to something a lot darker. and it's just sad that the condition that the community has gone in. >> while homeow

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the device was spotted on coolidge avenue near lynn streetli sayfficers with the help of the bomb squad, respond tohe scene and safely removed that device. this is an ongoing investigation. anyone with information about the case should call oakland police. >> also new at ten, one person died after getting hit by a car in solano county. this happened early this morning on east 37 right near skaggs island road. honda civic hit the pedestrian. the crash and was cooperating with police. highway 37 was closed for more than an hour. and just a few hours ago, investigators in berkeley confirm one person died after being struck by a train. this happened near potter and bay streets in west berkeley around 230 this afternoon. the crew on board the union pacific train was not injured. no word on the circumstances that led to the collision. >> california is one of ten states listed by the centers for disease control as having some of the highest rates of flu in the country. let's check out those numbers. the california department of public health currently lists rsv at a 12.2% positivity rate in th

police are investigating a report of an explosive device that was found yesterday in the 2800 block of coolidge avenue that was spotted around noon and the police with the assistance of the alameda county sheriff's office bomb squad went there and they safely removed the device. and now they are investigating what it was and who left it. 10, 11 right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. we are 42 days away from the first republican primaries. what you need to know >> about the field of candidates that has been left. and bmw is recalling certain suv's. and we'll tell you about this malfunction that they say could be fatal. and despite the wet year that we had california's water supply is off to a dry start right now. we'll see what it's going to rain or snow. john knows. yeah. got some later this week on the way. but today and tomorrow going to stay dry fairly mild mid to upper 60's another one in the books. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy s

uc santa cruz police say the bus was traveling down a hill on coolidge drive when it went off the road and crashed. investigators haven't said if any students were on board. >> i can't say that there were students, but they were people from the from the university transferring through our loop and the transit system. >> according to university police, the driver and five passengers were all taken to the hospital. two of them have major injuries. >> part of our focus into building a better bay area is to try and work on the homeless crisis in the south. bay city leaders are looking even further south to fix their is abc7 news reporter lena howland joins us live from san jose with the idea of tent cities. >> reggie. that's right. the safe sleeping sites that mayor matt mehan wants to try to help get more people off the streets are essentially san. auctioned encampment sites. now these illegal sites include on site amenities such as restrooms, showers and resource referrals based on preliminary data from this year's point in time, count the city of san jose has more than 4400 unsheltered

1920s, but ford's -- with characteristic wasp-ish ness said thatou a hotel was good enough for those coolidge is, and so of course before long those colleges are moved into the white house in place of mrs. any event, there have been talk for years, and then the idea came up. the naval observatory, the admirals tasha admiral zumwalt residence was going to be temporarily vacant for renovation. and griffin filed legislation which passed both houses to take the house away from the navy and turn it into a vice presidential residence. mrs. ford, to be perfectly honest with you, didn't really want to leave the home, , very modest split-level ranch house on crown drivebu in alexandria. that was a house they deal. that was a house all their children new. the backyard swimming pool, you, know, but, you know, she would do her duty. it were prepared to go, until ford found at how much it was going to cost. and jack marsh, not a a familr name, in many ways i would argue the conscience of the ford administration and the key behind the scenes facilitator, jack marsh was the kind of guy i was told the would

the white house tradition goes back to when calvin coolidge was president. that was in the 1920s.mble to make it happen last night, though, because heavy winds knocked over the tree on tuesday. this year's national christmas tree is a 40 foot tall norway spruce and there was a tree lighting in the east bay last night. >> just one of many happenings in the bay area this week. this is in dublin. the dublin civic center celebrated its 40th annual tree lighting there. there were lots of family friendly activities. music games and even snow. do you see it? it's on the ground. >> yeah. >> i don't know why we're so far away from it. we're afraid of snow now. it's our morning money report. some retailers are quietly changing one of their return policies holiday shoppers returning gifts they bought during black friday and cyber monday shopping sprees could get the following message. keep it returns services firm gotg says 59% of retailers tell shoppers to keep items that cost more to ship back than they're worth. last year, 26% of companies had a return list policy. now we take a live look

that device was found yesterday afternoon on coolidge avenue between interstate 580 and peralta hacienda historical park. the bomb squad was called safely removed. the device, and no one was hurt. thousands of california state university faculty members are expected to go on strike today to protest stalled labor negotiations. now the series of rolling one day strikes start today, but sf state will not be affected until tomorrow. faculty are asking for a 12% general salary increase for this year alone, with additional raises in following years. the universe system has countered with a max 15% increase during a three year contract, claiming that it cannot support yearly raises of more than 5. a strike has been averted with facility workers in the san francisco unified school district. an agreement was announced late last night to avoid the strike planned for today. the construction workers union that represents the workers accused the district of violating labor laws. the new agreement says the district is committed to finishing negotiations by february first and establishing a stipend for