but i think he die. >> 53-year-old richard anthony burns was crossing stoney point road mid-block. the 18-year-old driver that hit him never saw him. >> he was practically invisible. >> he flew, he flew through the air and it was horrific. i pulled over and called 911. >> stoney point is a fast moving northwest corridor many people use instead of the freeway. in six months four pedestrians have died on the roadway including a college student crushed under a dump truck. >> across town another family grieves for michael campbell who was killed last friday by a turned himself in. the young electrician was struck and left to die on the shoulder. he was headed to his long time girlfriend's house. >> he was on the phone with my daughter at the time. 12:58 was the last conversation. >> her message to drivers. >> you can damage lives and families. >> at this crash the driver did stop immediately of the was cooperative with no signs of impairment. >> when they pulled the sheet over him and we knew he was dead. we hugged each other. >>> in san francisco transit leaders are looking at a new p

a man crossing stoney point road was hit by a car. new information tonight with debra see leone. >> this is her mailbox. you can see it tilting. where the 53-year-old victim landed when he was hit by a car. the driver did stop. >> and i went walking over there and see something, boom. >> she saw someone get hit a few feet away. i go sir, sir, but i think he die. >> richard anthony burns was s the 18-year-old driver never saw him. >> this man was almost invisible. >> he flew to the air and it was horrific. i pulled over and called 911. stoney point is a fast moving northwest corridor many use instead of the freeway. in six months four pedestrians have died on the roadway including a college student crushed under a dump truck. these deaths are 's frightening how quickly any of us can go. >> to me -- >> across town another family grieves for michael campbell who was killed friday by a hit and run driver who later turned himself in. the young electrician was struck and left to die on the shoulder. he was headed to his girlfriend's house.

this happened on stoney point road. police say it was raining a lot at the time. it was also dark and the pedestrian was jaywalking. the 18-year-old driver did stop at the scene and then called police. the victim's identity has not yet been released. >>> right now people are not letting the rain stop them from striking outside ucsf and uc davis. jackie ward is in san francisco to break down the statewide strike. >> reporter: 20 months. that's how long the negotiation talks have been going on. and in all a that time they've gone nowhere. this scene is all too familiar. uc workers on strike again ofiledarining. the heart of the issue wage inequality. >> the university is taking too much money out to pay hey-paid executives six-figure salaries instead of taking care of their line staff. >> it's a question of priority. it's got nothing to do with their financial reality. >> reporter: and at ucf these 100 or so people are joined by afscme union members. officials say they have given their last, best, and a final offer. ucsf says today's strike forced 150 keep chemo app

light rain in sfo, stoney point road, petaluma, highway 101 getting some steady rain. the go the heaviest rain is going to be shortlived. bat of moisture. be prepared for downpours. in the sierra, it's just scattered light snow showers right now. statewide snow pack is doing well. winter sto warning until 4:00 a.m. heavy, wet snow up to two feet over the peaks. right now, 40s, 50s,over keeping the temperatures up and a beautiful view as we look towards san francisco. rain spreads overnight, as far as the widespread rain, heaviest in the morning. stronger storm is due in next week. on our storm impact scale, the storm is a level two. brief downpours between the overnight hours and early tomorrow morning. half an inch to an inch, and breezy at times. it's already breezy in the hills. 4:30, moderate to heavy rain, coming down prettygood, even at 7:30 for the bay area. as we head into about 10:00 a.m., that's when most of the activity starts to let up along the coast, just some pockets of light to moderate showers moving through. and then really for the rest of your amp, i

. >> stoney point is a fast ksp. northwest corridor. in six months four pedestrians died on the road way including a college student crushed under a dump truck. >> to me he was my son and not treated like garbage. >> across town a family grieves for a sonic camp bells son who was struck last week. >> he was on the phone with my daughter at the time and he was -- it was 12:58 was the last conversation. >> reporter: her message to drivers. >> you can damage lives and families, there is really numerous families just by one person. >> at this crash the driver did stop immediately and was cooperative with no signs of impairment. such tragedies all around. >> when we pulled the sheet over him and knew he was dead, amelia just cried on my shoulder. >>> and a man faced with attempted murder or man slaughter. investigators say he acted alone and when actions came from a, quote, radicalized ideology. the suspect is due to go before a judge tomorrow. >>> happening today dozens of people gathered at oakland city hall and called for the police chief

spotlight in 2012 when she testified in the case of the former italian prime minister silvio bella stoneyness during the trial. the former italian prime minister was accused of paying for sex with an underage prostitute at one such gathering at his private villa in malan. initially convicted, he was acquitted on appeal. speaking from malan, he gave this reaction to her death. translation: it is always a pity when a young person dies. i never met this person, never talked to her. what i read of her state m e nts to her. what i read of her statements made me think everything was invented, absurd. the 82—year—old former premier is now on trial for 82—year—old former premier is now on trialfor bribing a 82—year—old former premier is now on trial for bribing a witness to give false testimony and is being investigated further for witness tampering. the accusations he denies. italian media say the woman had been writing about her experiences for a future book. it is reported magistrates investigating her death have obtained a copy of the manuscript. caroline rigby, bbc news. a reminder of our to

you saw the same transformation stoney tony blair, who went from handsome, smooth skinned, to reallyr nine or ten years, not nine orten that was over nine or ten years, not nine or ten months, which appears to have happened with may. we also know she is not very well. we have all theseissues she is not very well. we have all these issues and it is coming down to an internal fight amongst a little coterie at the top of the conservative party, all of whom want to live in a certain address. daily telegraph says tories need experience at the helm, this is crisscrossing church like we should listen to him, he has failed at everything has ever done. transport, 096... everything has ever done. transport, 0%...! everything has ever done. transport, 096... !the everything has ever done. transport, 0%. .. ! the old saying is that young cardinals vote for old popes. he says we need two leaders in the next few years, one to get us through the next couple of years and somebody else for the future. if i did not know better i would suggest he is leading the bid for david davis... another totally ho

that makes germany one of the lacquered in the european union only in the czech republic and just stoney a is the salary gap between men and women grace. the trade unions were actually in force in germany today to highlight their frustration over the continuing inequality. which they marks five years since russia annexed crimea from ukraine since then the potential in the black sea has been a focal point of tensions between russia and the west russian president vladimir putin addressed crowds of an outdoor concert in crimea to celebrate the anniversary many people in the region are happy about the move which moscow has described as the day of crimea is reunification with russia but ukraine and much of the international community stand by what they've said all along the end exemption was a violation of international law all our next report takes us to crimea is the largest city so vast a poll where people on both sides of this issue starting with members of a pro russian biker again they helped to make that annexation happen. the night wolves and their leader of exam results are vladimir

that makes germany one of the lockers in the european union only in the czech republic and to stoney a is the salary gap between men and women greater. trade unions were actually in force in germany today to highlight their frustration over the continuing inequality. which today marks five years since russia annexed crimea from ukraine since then the potential in the black sea has been a focal point of tensions between. russia and the west separatists in crimea are celebrating what moscow has described as the day of crimea is reunification with russia the end exemption of crimea by russia was a violation of international law since two thousand and fourteen about thirteen thousand people have been killed in an ongoing conflict between ukraine and russian backed separatists in eastern ukraine. comes from crimea as the largest cities of. people still suffering after the annexation as well as those taking part in today's celebrations like members of russia biker gang who helped to make the sation happen. even though it was and their leader of exam results are vladimir putin's favorite bi

watching t w news from berlin coming up next the second part of our chil part documentary secrets of the stoney thanks for watching. one. stay in form. and language courses. or. anytime anywhere. w. the center. of. the human race has been building stone structures for eight years. what are the origins of these structures. what were they used for. and how did people move them into place. to play. about ten thousand years ago humans became sedentary. they started growing crops and raising livestock. needlessly people we're no different from ourselves. sheets of the finer things in life. the legacy of the neolithic age endures to this day. the neolithic people were the first to become heavily dependent on material goods just as we are today is tied to the harvest. our knowledge of this period is based on archaeological discoveries. and is into stone structures are a key to understanding early civilizations. much of the archaeological evidence has been buried for example our ancestors concealed their large stone tombs today these sites resemble hills. such landmarks were meant to last an eternity.

today martin are works at the bank of a stone here but we first met him fifteen years ago as stoney oh was about to join the e.u. and the world wanted to know what kind of people lived within the soon to be member state smart lars considered the father of modern a stony that's relatively low tax rate internet for all and e.u. and nato membership so we made it. and it went much better than interviewers expect it. why because although we toke to join the e.u. and nato we didn't quite believe we could manage it well we'll see it but here we owe her seemed to. his entry into political office wasn't easy in the early nineties estonia had just regained its independence from the soviet union lara was twenty seven then and became an activist figure he always ran the risk of being locked up until he actually became the country's prime minister when he was just thirty two he was almost denied entry to the o.e.c.d. summit in vienna in one nine hundred ninety three down there in. the open i said hello i ma not there yet and this is the stone in prime minister all the woman looked at me in the smal

in stoney a look said to get its first female prime minister after sunday's general election the country sent a ride to reform party led by former m.e.p. katia colors won the poll taking almost twenty nine percent of the votes the center party of current prime minister u.t. doctors came in second with twenty three percent. of the crew of the international space station has been checking out the crew dragon capsule that arrived today after an unmanned test flight the space ship is built by the private company space x. nasa hopes its astronauts will be able to start using the new spaceship light at this year. they're in their. hello and welcome this is eco india a sustainability magazine very introduce you to the people who are doing all they can to future proof our life europe let's get right in and meet them. coming to you from mumbai in india over the next thirty minutes let's look at how a professor has lived without electricity for almost seven decades. is making sure the city's poor don't go hungry. and how a french company is making an eco friendly word to plastic from the. first on