. >> my name is joel kamishir and a crossing guard at 19th and judah and i'm retired so this is just supplemental income for me. and a lot of people think that it's an easy job walking back and forth and holding the sign but it can be very stressful where i am at 19th and judah and we have to be diplomatic dealing with angry drivers who are delayed even a minute when we assist senior citizens moving very slowly. and every day i hold my breath at least once when people dash in front of me and recently i had a homeless man who had some mental issues and waved a knife at me and i don't bear a grudge against him, he was taken away for treatment. this might be an isolated incident but, you know, there are things that aren't always pleasant. even with the raingear that we wear it's sometimes uncomfortable working in the winter and with the increasingly hot summers we're having and the fires and the air quality and the high temperatures is making it kind of unpleasant, sometimes in the summer. so it's not surprising to me that some people are quitting their job. it just isn't enough money.

after weeks of waiting a glimmer of hope for the sick and wounded of eastern judah dozens of aid trucks have been clear to cross but the united nations say syrian authorities have seized crucial life saving medical supplies according to officials much of the aid was not allowed through. we're hoping to enter without shelling because the ceasefire must be respected as this is a humanitarian convoy heading to a large number of civilians and moving in but the convoy is not sufficiently kept the supplies for seventy thousand people were reduced to under twenty eight thousand. some are seen and almost. the crippling siege has less civilian stranded as syrian forces expand their assault undeterred by the international outcry the un back cease fire has been largely ignored as president bashar al assad's forces advance into the last major battle held territory near damascus. and if i look back a couple of i see no conflict between the troops and our military operations our recent advancements occurred during the cease fire he said as i said it is possible to achieve our humanitarian objectives

the goal is to reduce the wait time and ease crowding on muni's n-judah line.tarting this summer, railcars will be frequent but the line will be served by single car trains on weekends. >>> mass transit is the way to go. we are tracking problems, they are big problems, causing big backup. chopper 5 over the scene of this accident. we are tracking an accident in san leandro. this is 880 right at davis street. and it's in the southbound direction that has traffic tied up clear into oakland. and this is all due to a couple of cars getting into it. two caught fire after they crashed. this created a mess for our morning ride. let's take it over to our maps where we are tracking a few other problems quickly. we have a little over 30 minutes just to get through the stretch. use 580 as your alternate. that's in the green and you will get wherever you need to go quicker. speeds at the limit 580 near graham. so traffic is busy but it's moving. 680 has been a hot spot all morning. we are getting reports of a new crash so right now it's 10 minutes from willow pass to 24. n

there should be even 12 judah since that betray their country for a few paltry pieces of silver. >> the government was an institution of god itself. government weyed disobey god. >> this one deals with the concept of submission and the trail. he was a big topic during that time when america was paving their own course. which way are we, i we submitting to the rule? there we betray her's? was a lot of argument going on. not only in film but it also made the documents. >> over here this is known as the jefferson bible or the lice and morals of jesus christ. he would do a little cut and paste. original from the smithsonian institute, and the government printing how started printing what we know as the jefferson bible. every freshman senator and congressman would receive this imprint here. as a travel along and move throughout the impact, you will the transition of our tapestry. we come up to another very important event in american history, which is the history of abolitionism. we have artifacts that will complement the actual tapestry itself. in the center we have the emblem of a newspape

we talked to a man who lives near where it happened.cg: judah gemmell/neighbor "yeah, obviously i'm concernedace and i feel really safe here, it is very disturbing that this guy died so close an area that i've always considered safe."police detained a 34-year old man at the scene but they are not calling him a suspect at this point.that man and other witnesses are being interviewed.(oncam) if anyone has information regarding this crime please call the walnut creek police department. ( james ) the san mateo county district attorney says a deadly police shooting back in december was justified. it started when officers responded to a report of a man with a gun pacing near a wells fargo. police say marco carlos had a gun in his hand and he refused to drop it. he then shot at an officer. police fired back 25 times in three seconds... killing carlos.will be filed against offcers. ( james ) two west oakland gang members have been sentenced for a shooting that killed a toddler in 20-11. dionte houff and houston nathaniel were each sentenced to 43 years in prison on wednesday. both men admitted that t