>> a little different six months ago but highland's entire jersey shore was really hit, but highlandit very, very hard. so we were here curing the hurricane restoring service. we're here today and highland is going to be there tomorrow. a lot of activity going on today. >> today is certainly an inspirational day. a wonderful day. and you're not doing bad with the painting. so we'll see if we can get this pot done before the day is over. we've got a lot of work to do here. erica? >> all right, dylan, thanks. >>> just a reminder our parent company is comcast. when it comes to politics new hampshire gets plenty of attention for holding the country's first primary. but the political these days is focussed on its representatives. that's because the state's top five political positions are all held by women. our capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell caught up with them. >> reporter: new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen knows something about firsts. and we should not run the government this way. >> reporter: she's the first woman to serve as governor and senator from any state. >> i th

he later died at highland hospital. the deputy is recovering at highland. >> because of the shooting it happened in oakland the investigation is being handled by oakland police. >> members of the san francisco symphony have reached a tentative agreement to end the strike. they have agreed on a 26-month contract subject to ratification of full orchestra. the strike begin 19 days after management wanted to freeze salaries in the first year of the new contract. >>> more than a quarter million people from around the world gathered at st. peter's square as pope francis celebrated the first easter mass of his papacy. the fundamental belief the foundation of the faith. this easter he broke with tradition and didn't read the list in 65 languages. he moved among the people in an open car waving and kissing babies. >> community wide events brought people together in san francisco this easter sunday. a tradition for 90 years, the sunrise service at the mount davidson cross drew about 300 worshipers and another celebration at glide

they first went to the hudson highlands, but 150 years later, it went to the delaware highlands. and really diverted the water that normally went to philadelphia to new york city. i don't think they anticipated that. narrator: the majority of new york city's drinking water comes from watersheds in upstate new york. a watershed is the area of land where water from rain or snow melt drains downhill into a body of water. mountains act as a funnel to feed rivers and lakes. and in this case, reservoirs. in the new york city system, water is collected and stored in 19 reservoirs, which can hold more than a year's supply -- over 580 billion gallons of water. almost all of the system is fed by gravity, without the use of energy-consuming pumps. valves open to regulate the flow into the 85-mile-long delaware aqueduct -- the longest tunnel in the world. at hillview reservoir... the water is partitioned into another giant tunnel system. where it travels deep below manhattan. the pressure built up by gravity from the mountains pushes the water upwards toward the surface through vertical shaf

we go to highland hospital. alan? >> the question is still trying to be answered. family members are outside the intensive care unit where the man is in critical con decision. his name is quinn boyer and they seem to believe there was a robbery that took place before noon. sky 7hd was over the scene along keller avenue where the vic i'm it's blue honda plunged into a ravine. police believe the victim was stopped at an intersection when a man in a brown car got out and shot him twice. one bullet struck him in the head. the off duty paramedic jumped the gas and took out a tree and drove off into the ravine. santa clara county ambulance says quinn has, woulded with >> we are able to handle an emergency situation, but when it is one of our brothers in this horrible situation, we find ourselves not only pulling on our emotional strings, but it pulls us in every possible way. >> quinn's paramedic equipment was found in his car. so far police have not i provided a witness description and not sure if he was with other people. this happened in a part of oakland that does no

we go to highland hospital. alan? >> the question is still trying to be answered. family members are outside the intensive care unit where the man is in critical con decision. his name is quinn boyer and they seem to believe there was a robbery that took place before noon. sky 7hd was over the scene along keller avenue where the vic i'm it's blue honda plunged into a ravine. police believe the victim was stopped at an intersectionan int out and shot him twice. one bullet struck him in the head. the off duty paramedic jumped the gas and took out a tree and drove off into the ravine. santa clara county ambulance >> we are able to handle an emergency situation, but when it is one of our brothers in this horrible situation, we find ourselves not only pulling on our emotional strings, but it pulls us in every possible way. >> quinn's paramedic equipment his car. so far police have not i provided a witness description and not sure if he was with other people. this happened in a part of oakland that does not usually see these types of crimes. a santa clara county off duty

inaudible) greenland and a cathedral there and i believe the maya moved from the lowlands to the highlands and the anastazi came down to the salt river. >> yeah, a lot of the movement was based on climate. the anastazi were always moving. the whole thing about the disappearing anastazi, you go to where they are living and they disappear all of a sudden. but you follow them and find, oh, 10 years later they are over here and 70 years later they are over here. they are often being driven by these climate changes which on the colorado plateau, very small changes make you go. if you lose one inch of precipitation in one year, you got to get up to the mesas where there's a little more rain and then when the frost comes in too early, you got to get down to the desert. around 1276 or so the water was running out, the seasons were no good, and i think they just looked at their trade routes and said let's follow these and go south. they were always getting pushed around by the environment. . >> okay, thank you, craig, so much. thank you for coming. craig is happy to take some more informal question

highland hospital inaugurated it's care facility. it will take pressure off highland emergency room and house 10 skpeshlt clinics. this is just the first phase of the makeover. the medical center renovation set to be finished by 2017. >> winners of the goldman environmental prize have been announced and work of the honorees spans from iraq to chicago. >> for grade schoolteacher, educating people began with teaching students how to recycle almost everything in trash. >> i thought them you're a wizard. >> soon that campaign expanded into a fight to block the construction of incinerators. he says the fight helped establish zero waste recycling. >> for a way not speaking only about the waste. it's speaking of -- of people, of jobs. >> in columbia, securing the feature meant securing rights for a virtual army of freelance trash collectors. nora took on the scale and legal status for the recyclers. >> informal recyclers have been there since before special companies have been interest tl. >> the future of energy drew them into the campaign

died at highland hospital yesterday afternoon.t was in critical condition crashing his car into a ravine after being shot in the head while driving. his co-workers at santa clara ambulance say there is very difficult time for their community. >> there is no way of separating yourself. it is tough and difficult to get for something like that. >> police said they believe there robbery may have been the motive in the shooting. at this point they have no suspects and no one has been arrested. >> incidently giants fan brian stowe was badly beaten after a giants game in dodger stadium worked for that same south bay and ambulance company. >> chevron says it has completed repairs at an area of its richmond refinery that was damaged last year in fire. we have video of the fire it was intense sending tyrole tower wining pluf black smoke into the air. >> thousands of nearby residents complained of respiratory tissues after the blaze. the company received a nearly $1 million fine from the state workplace safety regulators, who say chevron did

she's live at highland hospital with what she's learned, amber. >> reporter: family members are leer at highland hospital by the bedside of the critically injured paramedic they tell me they fear he won't survive. family members tell us they are shaken and trying to make sense of what happened. relatives have confirmed the shooting victim found inside the honda civic is 34-year-old quinn boyer an off duty paramedic. a witness told police a man got out of a brown car at a stop sign and opened fire on boy er shortly before noon. the whole neighborhood is shaken. >> i can say the neighborhood is scared. we're shaken. this is very unusual. >> reporter: as crews pulled the honda out the passenger side window appeared too much been shot out. police found boyer's paramedic gear inside the car and there's no clue why. >> people want answers. people want to know what happened and why it happened and what's going to be done about it. >> reporter: police say they are not certain if the gunman was alone in the get away car and that they only have a description of a gray car. reporting live, ambe

was shot in the head in oakland hills earlier this week has died. 34 year-old quinn boyer died at highlandpital yesterday afternoon. he was in critical condition. investigators say that he crashed his car off and to reveal after the shot in the head while driving. kron4 spoke with one of his co- workers at santa clara county ambulance. >> when this happens to one of your co-workers, you feel that there's no way to separate yourself from this. it is very difficult to get through this. >> police say the they believe a robbery may have been the most of behind the shooting. there are no suspects and no are arrests that have been made. giants fan brian stowe, who was badly beaten after a giants game at dodger stadium two years ago. >> haamaid zaid, the man, police say, crashed his car into a san jose wal-mart on easter sunday has now been charged with attempted murder. the started three year-old made brief appearance in court yesterday. he was arraigned on 12 counts of assault, a hit and run, reckless driving and the attempted murder charge. >> police say, that zaid also is the man behind a ver

she's live at highland hospital with what she's learned, amber. >> reporter: family members are leer at highland hospital by the bedside of the critically injured paramedic they tell me they fear he won't survive. family members tell us they are shaken and trying to make sense of what happened. relatives have confirmed the shooting victim found inside the honda civic is 34-year-old quinn boyer an off duty paramedic. a witness told police a man got out of a brown car at a stop sign and opened fire on boy er shortly before noon. the whole neighborhood is shaken. >> i can say the neighborhood is scared. we're shaken. this is very unusual. >> reporter: as crews pulled the honda out the passenger side window appeared too much been shot out. police found boyer's paramedic gear inside the car and there's no clue why. >> people want answers. people want to know what happened and why it happened and what's going to be done about it. >> reporter: police say they are not certain if the gunman was alone in the get away car and that they only have a description of a gray car. reporting live, ambe

right now he remains in critical condition at highland hospital. >>> a sheriff's office official says a young woman lost in a forest for days has been rescued, this is video we just got in. kendall jack was missing for days after her companion was found last night. they were found there again both missing hikers have now been found. >>> just minutes from now the cal women's basketball team will head to new orleans for their first ever appearance in the final 4, sal castaneda is live on the cal campus where the team got a big send off this morning. good afternoon, sal. >> reporter: good afternoon, tory, yeah, the rain could not dampen anyone spirits here as the women's team from cal prepared for its first ever final 4. now the cal band, the spirit squad and dozens of fans came to hoss pavilion for a morning rally to send the team off. this is the first time a woman's team have gone to the final 4, many fans say they were aware it was predicteded to do well in the tournament with even the president picking the golden bears to be in the final 4. >> president obama and kobe bryant did so

right now he remains in critical condition at highland hospital. >>> a sheriff's office official says a young woman lost in a forest for days has been rescued, this is video we just got in. kendall jack was missing for 5 days after her companion was found last night. they were found there again both missing hikers have now been found. >>> just minutes from now the cal women's basketball team will head to new orleans for their first ever appearance in the final 4, sal castaneda is live on the cal campus where the team got a big send off this morning. good afternoon, sal. >> reporter: good afternoon, tory, yeah, the rain could not dampen anyone spirits here as the women's team from cal prepared for its first ever final 4. now the cal band, the spirit squad and dozens of fans came to hoss pavilion for a morning rally to send the team off. this is the first time a woman's team have gone to the final 4, many fans say they were aware it was predicteded to do well in the tournament with even the president picking the golden bears to be in the final 4. >> president obama and kobe bryant did s

all this for $1 million. >> wow, so we know from diana earlier today the painted lady is in highlandhe so-called english manor julia just showed off? >> dolly lens, super broker, where is this house? >> any guesses off the back? >> english manor -- >> i think she's based in l.a.. >> i was thinking new england where you see a lot of that kind of thing, maybe. >> good guess. >> oregon. >> what if i told you, there's a big tax benefit to living in this state. >> nevada. texas. tennessee, wyoming. which one? >> texas. >> where in texas, though. >> houston. >> okay. houston, texas. and i have to tell you, it is an amazing house. julie showed it really well. that orange dress was fabulous. and what would you pick between the two? >> i don't know. >> 4,400 square foot, 3,700 square feet. houston, texas, no taxes, chicago, illinois. >> chicago's a great city. i love chicago, my wife's from chicago, but i've got to go with houston because i like the tax rate. >> and you were just there. >> i was just there, people were nice. i like the kind of semi-spanish style of the home, the gas grill, th

so, i called up the city of highland and i said, my sign looks like crap. they said that's fine. you must have one of the old signs. and 3m is putting out a material, it's being used by our city and every one of our "street signs" come down. when a street sign comes down, san beerctionv dino does it, a lot of cities in california are doing it. san bernardino. * when you wipe it off it allows you to wipe the paint off. you don't get the run and such. so we're seeing more and more of it being used in california. you still have to clean it. it doesn't keep it from sticking, but it preserves the signs, don't have to keep changing the signs. >> all right. so, i want to actually ask a question of the attendees. was there anything about this conference that you can -- because basically we all live graffiti. graffiti is our live. we deal with it on a daily basis. anybody here come to this conference and whether it's from the panel or somebody that they spoke to here, one of the vendors that were here, that was something totally new, something you've never heard of before, something brand

highland shut down, one person rushed to the hospital. >> we'll update you on this situation on abc 7 news at 6:00. also at 6:00 breaking news in pitsburg. a 2-year-old girl was grabbed off the street today. police conduct a search for a second suspect. >> a rebound in bay area real estate. what laws of supply and demand have done to the value of your home. and lnz we're going take to you a movie at one of the most controversial theaters you'll ever see. >> in the meantime, time is rung out fofr to you name one of the baby falcons. >> yes. dead shrine med night, tonight. experts determined all three baby peregrine falcons are boy autos the city isn't getting a lot of entries this time, so you can win. >> it's been popular, michael has the best name i've heard so far, tic, tac, toe. >> we can go with that. they can have fun with it. >> i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. from all of us here, thanks for watching. >>> this is "world news." tonight, breaking news in the case of the alleged boston bombers. tonight, abc news learns their mother was on the terrorist watch list. plus, ins

. >> neighbors call it a dean energy us area and look at the stretch of highland.in rain go away, how much will you pay for storm weather. and at 11:00 we've got warm weather to the south and once that move in tonight going into tomorrow. and how long it sticks around and we'll have that coming up on the station at 11:00 which is back in 60 seconds. >>> now an update on hit and run crash in pomona and one of the victims died today. 15 year old tyler, a passenger died from his injuries. he and a 13-year-old was struck by a driver and the police kept going and they're looking for a dark ford expedition. >> we believe this vehicle based on the evidence was a striking vehicle between those years and should have extensive damage so we hope someone has information for us. >> if you have the disposition you know the vehicle that matches the description, you're also asked to call the police, (410) 222-8573. neighbors call that area dangerous and we checked in the city hoif. it says from 2008 it 2012, there has been people struck. they added new signs and the road -- in th

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highlands prayers have punctuated each day on the road i sleep while he converses with his god. amidst the wind blown sand appears the mythical city of babylon. in his delusions of grandeur saddam hussein imagine himself to be its king the heir to throw the president of the iraqi republic saddam hussein in one thousand eight hundred eight inaugurated the restored city of babylon first built by nebuchadnezzar between six o four and five sixty two b.c. . at the height of his power like the ancient kings before him saddam built his palace in the heart of the legendary city. his tower of babel crashed down around him and the dust of pride and ambition. his memory has been left to the ravages of time and the insults of his survivors. victims multiply here each day. it's very profitable to invest in colombia with that very profitable and there's a very high return on investment. you'll know me and he said that i've been working in this area for thirty years and i've always had to pay the armed groups and a part of me to do that is i knew that out of managers have changed their name an

. >> pam: quinn boyer remains in critical condition at highland hospital in oakland. >> u.s.or dianne feinstein renewed her call for a ban on assault weapons today. the california senator was in san francisco today. speaking to the commonwealth club. senator feinstein says, though the ban has been pulled from the overall gun control package, it will be introduced on the floor the senate as an amendment. and while she says it is unclear if there are enough votes to pass it, it is the right thing to do. >> the question really is america is going to be better off are people going to be safer if assault weapons are not all over the place? and my answer to that question is yes. and if i believed it then i have an obligation to do something about it. so i will try and if i fail i will try again. >> pam: senator feinstein blamed the national rifle association for instilling fear in senators. she says, they fail to vote their conscious. out of concerns they will lose their seat in congress if they oppose the gun lobby. >> jacqueline: these changes in the forecast overnight. for early

. >> reporter: the victim was taken to highland hospital in critical condition.cue crews first came to his aid a law enforcement source says the victim mumbled the words, he tried to rob me. >> it could have been a drug deal, it could have been -- we just don't know. >> reporter: police say a witness could only tell them the suspect got away in a brown car. >> we had a trial camera and saw across the street. >> reporter: neighbors say an increase in break-ins has had them on high alert but they are not sure anything could have prevented what happened today. >> i think the whole neighborhood is scared. we're frightened. this is very unusual. >> reporter: law enforcement sources tell us this victim was also shot in the head. we checked again in the last 30 minutes and he's still listed in critical condition. live in oakland, eric rasmussen. >>> and oakland police are still searching for one of two suspects involved in a chase that disabled two police vehicles. it started just after 4:00 this afternoon. no word on why this chase began but it went up toward the montc

. >> the suspect driver of the car was hit multiple times and later died at highland hospital. the deputy saved gunshot wound to his foot. >> because the shooting by sheriff's deputy happened in oakland, the investigation is being handled by oakland police. >>> the search is on in oakland for a gunman wanted for a murder this morning. a man was shot to death around 10:30 on 68th avenue. witnesses heard up to five shots. police believe it was a drive-by shooting and think the gunman was in a white grand-am. >> now we return to our wet easter forecast. this afternoon we saw spotty showers. people running for cover. this rain burst in san francisco lead only a few minutes but it was a soaker. we also received reports of lightning in the east bay and thunderstorms in sonoma ya -- sonoma county. the east bay hills look nice but clouds are moving in. let's get latest from leigh glaser. >> leigh: the forecast models spot on. we had a break this morning and now more showers. late get right to live doppler 7hd. you seek the numerous lightning strikes in the central valley, modesto, stoc

. >> they owe owe a toya to hooilt highlander. >> they thai say the neighbor 91ca but they did not catch these people. >> you are the homeowner, you watch the video, there's my stuff, there it goes. >> that was the bad. let's jump over the pond to the brave. dyis robbery suspect has a fired two shotsto air, warning shots. the shop-keeper said i didn't want to give him the money. he is jabbing at him. look, the guy left. it worked. he didn't get away with the cash. he didn't get away. he was jailed on similar charges. >> it wasn't like heft swinging -- he was swinging the stoom at the guy. he was fending him off like a tiger. >> i'm out of here. >>> he strolls into town. >>> local news in louisville, kentucky reporting that there is a lion on the loose in seneca park. you can see, i don't know why, but there is a crowd of people gathered to see this lion kaugz some trouble. the cops show up. the lion is a friend from the youtube channel made in america. >> i got a jambox, a tv with a lion on it. let go hang around the park and have some fun. >> tom dressed up like a zookeeper and had a wa

the event was organized by highland hospital. it's still going on and is expected to last another half- hour. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> a teacher at concord's middle school is leave after accusations she hit a student. a cell phone video emerged that appears to show the teacher tapping the student with a rolled up paper. the students laugh. the mount diablo school district is investigating. this morning a volunteer defended the teacher. >> i've been on field trips with her. i volunteer for field trips and she's a great -- she does extra kids for kids -- extra for kid. she's a great teacher. i believe the person who posted it had -- said inflam tari words that -- inflammatory words didn't realize how inflammatory they could be. >> the district said the student who recorded the video did so in violation against cell phones in a class and that student could now face displennary measures. >>> more than 200 students at deer valley high school are being tested for tuberculosis. contra costa health services

it ended on 31st street and vallecito police near highland hospital.and passenger took off running. police arrested one but are still searching for a sackd -- for a second suspect. >>> an accident happened at silver avenue and lizbin at 8:15. the front end of a pickup truck was smashed in. the bus involved did not appear to be significantly damaged. >>> another bay area police department is taking part in a twitter virtual ride along today. at 4:00 this afternoon, the castro valley area office of the chp will broadcast a virtual ride along with one of its officers. last month several bay area police departments join the more than 200 -- joined more than 200 police departments across the world for a 24-hour tweet-a-thon. the idea is to give the public an idea in the day of the life -- of the day in the life of a police officer. >>> "reuters" says google will start selling a new version of the nexus tablet in july. it adds google plans to sell 8 million of them before the end of the year. this would ramp up competition for the ipad mini by apple and the

at that point hauz pointed commissioner highlander and pearlman to the architectural review committee and they will have their first committee meeting on april 17th. the commission then continued it's appointment of member to the historic preservation fund committee pending city attorney advice based on they were required to appoint a commissioner to that committee or -- a point any member of the public. the commission then approved a certificate of appropriateness for maintenance in washington square park. that was approved unanimously with several commissioners arguing the compatibility of the new design of the structure. a number of members of the public also came out in support of the new structure. the commission then provided a positive recommendation for 572, 7th street to use 8039 section of the planning code which allows for flexibility and zoning uses for california register, national register, eligible buildings and city landmarks and they are listed on the california register and it has provided a preservation and maintenance plan for the building over the next 25 years. t

joe, highland park, new york. independent line. caller: i would like to correct two of subjects.ou had a guest a couple of night -- a couple of days ago talking about jobs and the economy. i wanted to make the point of cause and effect. this did not happen by accident. this was not a natural disaster, this was orchestrated. it was intended to happen. wantedreet decided they cheap labor and more profits. they were not satisfied being millionaires, they wanted to be billionaires'. let's send those jobs overseas. we look around and wonder why there is no jobs. but they did not stop there. they decided to bring in an illegal immigrants. now people wonder where the jobs went? i think there is a connection to what is going on with this gun law. they have taken everything away from the american people, the great middle-class of america is now extinct. people lost their homes, their savings, 401 k and retirement. there were thousands of murders in new york city. a lot of them were kids, a lot of them were shot dead. i never heard any outcry. i never heard -- we have to remove guns from c

a day in our office is literally two blocks and mit is our landlord at highland capp two blocks whereemen was shot . two blockings and used to train in the star market in watertown many years ago. they are familiar neighborhoods and the fact that these guys were living less than a mile from there and a shoot out and a lock down in brookline and couldn't leave the house it a very, very strange, strange day and obviously a very strange and horrible week and given the tragedies earlier in the week and i think it still baffles all ofulse. how can a kid that sounds like a normal teenage kid. the younger brother perpetrate this kind of stuff? >> we don't know. we are talking to one of the business ledgends in america. he doesn't say that. but any time you can found a company like staples. an idea i came up with and tom shamelessly stole it that is neither here or there. what about you, when you brought staples to the world it a promising economic environment and guys like you invest through that . work on a hunch that what you have got is a good idea and now the fear is that business types

it ended on 31st street and vallecito police near highland hospital.ssenger took off running. police arrested one but are still searching for a sackd -- for a second suspect. >>> an accident happened at silver avenue and lizbin at 8:15. the front end of a pickup truck was smashed in. the bus involved did not appear to be significantly damaged. >>> another bay area police department is taking part in a twitter virtual ride along today. at 4:00 this afternoon, the castro valley area office of the chp will broadcast a virtual ride along with one of its officers. last month several bay area police departments join the more than 200 -- joined more than 200 police departments across the world for a 24-hour tweet-a-thon. the idea is to give the public an idea in the day of the life -- of the day in the life of a police officer. >>> "reuters" says google will start selling a new version of the nexus tablet in july. it adds google plans to sell 8 million of them before the end of the year. this would ramp up competition for the ipad mini by apple and the kindle

the event was organized by highland hospital. it's still going on and is expected to last another half- hour. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> a teacher at concord's middle school is leave after accusations she hit a student. a cell phone video emerged that appears to show the teacher tapping the student with a rolled up paper. the students laugh. the mount diablo school district is investigating. this morning a volunteer defended the teacher. >> i've been on field trips with her. i volunteer for field trips and she's a great -- she does extra kids for kids -- extra for kid. she's a great teacher. i believe the person who posted it had -- said inflam tari words that -- inflammatory words didn't realize how inflammatory they could be. >> the district said the student who recorded the video did so in violation against cell phones in a class and that student could now face displennary measures. >>> more than 200 students at deer valley high school are being tested for tuberculosis. contra costa health services

. >> reporter: the victim was taken to highland hospital in critical condition. when rescue crews first came to his aid a law enforcement source says the victim mumbled the words, he tried to rob me. >> it could have been a drug deal, it could have been -- we just don't know. >> reporter: police say a witness could only tell them the suspect got away in a brown car. >> we had a trial camera and saw across the street. >> reporter: neighbors say an increase in break-ins has had them on high alert but they are not sure anything could have prevented what happened today. >> i think the whole neighborhood is scared. we're frightened. this is very unusual. >> reporter: law enforcement sources tell us this victim was also shot in the head. we checked again in the last 30 minutes and he's still listed in critical condition. live in oakland, eric rasmussen. >>> and oakland police are still searching for one of two suspects involved in a chase that disabled two police vehicles. it started just after 4:00 this afternoon. no word on why this chase began but it went up toward

miles horton, a founder of the highlander folk school which was a training center for civil rights and labor activists going back to the 1930s, after the conference wrote dr. king, quote: i believe we caught a glimpse of the future and the making of a bottom-up coalition. so king was assassinated three weeks after this, after this conference. sparking urban disorders in more than 100 cities across the can country and sparking a lot of concerns, you know, that echoed what folks who were opposed to the campaign had been saying. this is what's going to happen. violence is going to break out in washington. of we can't have that ten blocks from the white house. we should, the campaign should be canceled. and conventional wisdom would say that with dr. king's death, um, that the poor people's campaign, it would have made sense if it was canceled. justing this is to explain who's here, obviously, coretta scott king, ralph abernathy in the middle, here's a very young harry belafonte. bayard rustin there who organized the march on washington in '63. so this is at the memorial march for dr. king

don daler, cbs news, highland falls, new york. >> up next on tonight's "cbs evening news", britain's margaret thatcher still controversl, even in death. >> dignitaries from the around the world will gather in london wednesday for the funeral of former british prime minister margaret thatcher. since her death last monday thatcher's legacy has been the subject of vigorous debate. charlie d'agata has more. >> organizers called it the party of a lifetime, but only a couple hundred people braved the london rain last night to celebrate the death of margaret thatcher. >> they have been holding the so-called parties since the former prime minister passed away last week. >> ding dong the witch is dead, the witch is dead. >> ding dong the witch is dead. >> the protest song her opponents have adopted ding dong the witch is dead from the wiz av-- wizard of oz raced to the number two stop in the pop charts today. while many people in britain saw margaret thatcher as a fearless who opened up free markets, crushed trade unions and pulled the country back from the brink of economic collapse-- to oth

critical condition after being shot in the head yesterday. 34-year-old quinn boyer is being treated at highland hospital in oakland. boyer was shot yesterday on keller avenue in oakland. investigators say the shooter got out of another car and opened fire on boyer, hitting him at least twice. boyer sped off, crashing into a ravine. now, the shooter is still on the loose. investigators hope to talk with boyer when his condition improves. his fellow paramedics meantime, they are certainly used to seeing tragic situations, but it is difficult when a co-worker is the victim. >> they deal with tragedy on a daily basis. it is their job. they are there to help people. but when it hits one of their own it becomes a whole other story. >> counselors have been made available to boyer's co-workers. >>> increased tensions between the u.s. and north korea. up next, the new threat from the north and how the u.s. is responding. >> also, burglary up and car thefts too and police can do little to stop it. how neighbors are fighting back. >> and a spring storm is on the move. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel

live at highland hospital in oakland,al ben wong, abc -- alan wang, abc news. >>> more breaking news out of napa where an officer involved shooting left one man seriously wounded. it happened in a parking lot just after 8:00 tonight. police say officers tried to arrest three people in the parking lot of a diner when a struggle broke out. one man was fired and a male suspect hit in the upper chest. he went into surgery around 9:30 tonight. >>> also breaking news in san francisco. three people were hurt when a truck ran into the backside of a muni bus. it happened to a 44 line bus at lisbon street and silver avenue. a muni spokesperson says three people were taken to hospital with shoulder, back and neck injuries including the bus driver. other buses were rerouted around the intersection. >>> happening now, police are trying to determine how a man died after he was found in a church parking lot in concord today. the 39-year-old man's body was found in the church of the that's rein -- nazarene parking lot. he was reported missing yesterday afternoon. police did not find evidence that su

this is highland avenue at mara. the reports of a power pole down and local control. we are checking to see whether there are issues. there is traffic control going on. it doesn't sound like there is a crash. we will track it. 880 moves smoothly through oakland. former president, george w. bush has a brand new job this morning. it has absolutely nothing to do with politics. he is a grandfather. jenna, who happens to be a correspondent on nbc "today" show gave birth to a little baby girl in new york city. they named her margaret laura "mila" hager after her grandmothers. they announced it in december. >>> traffic relief on the way for bay area commuters. the notorious stretch that is getting expanded. >> a san jose officer injured in an overnight hit and run, we'll have an update on his condition. >>> the elderly man who police said grazed one of them with a bullet. >>> breaking news out of berkeley where a firefighter is recovering. he went to a medical call at a home and an elderly man opened fire on him. >> reporter: new this morning, the san jose police officer is

. >>> fire fighters in highland park, michigan, get a call for smoke and flames coming from a four-story apartment building. you see at the bottom there is a liquor store. police had already gone in to try to begin evacuating the residents of the complex and tried to get as many out as they can and fire fighters are now going in because there are reports of somebody screaming from a second story apartment. as they go in other residents and people coming down the stairway to get out. >> these are always the most terrifying images as everyone is going out and fire fighters going up the stairs and that one was sitting there holding the door for everybody without any gear on. >> he arrived in his own personal vehicle, did not have the gear with him and stayed on scene and on the floor to he could yell to the fire fighters so they would know where the stairs were. he played a big role in this. fire fighters found the apartment where a woman was trapped by the smoke and she was carried out by former nfl player curtis easton swung her over his shoulder and getting this woman to safety zx that i

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. >> reporter: 34 year old quinn boyer died at highland hospital around four o=clock in the afternoone news of his death was a blow to his co workers at santa clara county ambulance service. brian hubbell says quinn was a great paramedic and will be missed by everyone he worked with. everybody here is still in shock cabn disbelief, given the situation we're all going through. everybody is saddened. they are emotionally taxed right now and completely stressed, given this horrible and tragic incident. brian says all the training in the world could not prepare the crew for the emotions they are going through right now. offwe are trained to deal with these injuries. we are trained to handle this emotionally. the hard part is, when it happens to one of your coworkers and when it happens to one of your brothers in the field there is no way to sepperate yourself emotionally from it. it is tough and it is tough to separate yourself from it. brian says quinn's death impacts more than those who that is what makes it so difficult. it's a loss for, not only the ems community, but for the communit