thank you, adam housley live in los angeles. we'll get back to you in a moment. ks adam. >> reporter: all right. >> president obama is set to get the keystone pipeline bill on his desk today but you know he already said that is a guaranteed veto in his book. so what happens next? we'll talk to north dakota senator john hoeven who cosponsored that bill. bill: also a bombshell in that las vegas road rage murder. turns out it may not have been road rage after all. >> the state has released some of the police reports, some of the video associated with this. and so, what we can say is, that this was not a road rage incident. beyond that, we're not really prepared to comment. of the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. >> we've got new details on the horrific scene of a train crash that crashed into a produce truck. we've heard from adam housley who says it sounds like the truck broke down on the train trucks. driver of the truck ran a mile from the scene before he was taken into custody and they say that five trains

adam housley is following the trial. he is in our los angeles newsroom. adam?on the final decision is finally near. this trial seems to go on forever. jody arias already found guilty of killing her boyfriend, travis alexander. the jury could not decide at that time whether to give her the death penalty or life in prison. so they retried that part of the case. we're told by the judge they will allow live proceedings when the verdict is announced. closing arguments begin her shortly this morning. that is kind of a big deal because we have not seen jody arias live on this trial during this phase. we've seen taped here and there. jody was someone who loved the camera from the outset of this trial and even before. the judge final moment as you say, beginning this morning when later on jurors will get the january to get the instructions from the judge after close arguments. all kinds of drama. yesterday arias went against advice of attorneys to allocute or make a final statement of remorse but arias had conditions. wanted closed courtroom. no media or public present

adam housley live from our west coast newsroom with that story. adam? of those good news stories. mariah had just dropped off one of her other children at a family member's house. she was asking contractions, headed toward the hospital, doing 75 miles an hour in the fast lane. her husband says, call 911. the operator says get off the freeway, we'll have someone come and meet you. take a look at the happy officer along with the little boy and the mother. we have great pictures for you. fortunately everything went well. take a listen to the 911 call and the happy reaction from a local police chief who was also on hand. >> get over into the other lane. i need to push. >> you're driving right now? >> got a blanket put under her, her and the baby just as the head was delivered. and it was i don't know, probably 30 seconds later the baby was delivered. >> the police chief and the trooper say it was an amazing moment. the baby came 90 seconds after they arrived. at this point, they say it's the most fascinating time for them and the most exciting time since th

adam housley live in los angeles we appreciate it, sir. >> and still ahead a tribute to a televisionegend a man who inspired so many with his wonderful for trails of mr. spock including the astronauts from nasa. you will hear from ast thought tom jones with his thoughts on the legacy of leonard knee knew. >> plus presidential hopefuls gathering in florida and that's where we find our own john roberts. >> reporter: deep pocketed conservative donors gather here in the sunshine state to kick the tires on some of the potential presidential candidates. who do they like? we'll tell you. . >>> young conservatives spent the weekend listening to speeches here in chilly washington at the c pac contention well-healed members of the conservative club for growth is hosting potential 2016 republican presidential candidates in florida. those courting support include wisconsin governor scott walker and louisiana governor bobby jind dal among others. john roberts has more from the breakers at palm beach. >> reporter: leland, good afternoon. right inside the room with indiana governor michael pens sco

now adam housley has the latest from our west coast bureau. hi. >> reporter: hi. his family hoping his murder doesn't go in vain. they hope it's a catalyst of change. they say that there is really no reason why this should happen and they blame actually not only the politicians, but also immigration officials, thus the federal government, for the way they've been handling illegal immigration issues. he was a clerk at a quickie mart in the phoenix area and he was shot and killed. his dad says he was his best friend, his son and he blames directly u.s. lawmakers and immigration officials. this is the accused gunman. he's an undocumented immigrant, illegal immigrant who was convicted of a violent burglary here in the u.s. about three years ago. he was released from federal custody on bond, but in the time since, he's had two protective orders against him because women against him claim he threatened to kill him, yet he was still allowed to go free. instead of he was accuse of murdering grant runningbeck after basically fighting or disagreeing over a pack of cigarette