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and that was mary agnes trucks a man of the free democrats who are today part of germany's opposition. in other news one of the world's most awaited the vents in the music world the m.t.v. video music awards took place in new york city on monday night the cuban born singer company a cut band though it was one of the biggest winners of the night taking home the fourth of the top prizes video of the year and artist of the year some of the year went to post malone while ariana grande day one the best pop award before performing her new track god is a woman. the first round of the german cup is already in the books dortmund barely escaped crashing out of the tournament thanks to a marco royce's goal in the dying minutes of extra time in a match against second division furt now dortmund had already scored in the final seconds of normal time through new signing alex vittal to draw the sides level after fact took a deserved to lead the two one win gives the new coach lucien fofa a winning start to his tenure and let's have a look at the other matches from the german cough of the season long

the draft for more we have the defense policy spokeswoman from the opposition free democrats mary agnes stocks a month thank you so much for joining us this morning and i'd just like to our first and foremost ask you can you explain to our viewers why germany decided to suspend mandatory military service back in two thousand and ten and did you agree with that decision. yes of course we were together was a c.d.o. eight years ago and we have you know there were good reasons why we did it first that only twenty percent of young people went to army but the main thing is they went to the army for six months and you know you can train people for six months even if you have a really good job to do and we need a professional army this is very important for us and if you know it today we would do it again so now that there is a professional army i mean germany's army the been despair they have long complained that it does not have enough personnel so how do you address that issue the issue of recruitment. if you trek to. if you have a very good training a very good equipment that of course ther

festivals development in his books a photo since about two thousand and eight the man your thoughts about agnes and a place to take pictures with the lights great and there are some excellent perspectives while i've taken more photos here than anywhere else where you park and i thought it was the. early evening on the piazza gunday things are getting tense for. daniela haas he preached the security people one last time the eight thousand seats under the sky are gradually filling up. zondervan metal brackets ready for her walk down the red carpet but just the she and her main actors stride through the closed entrance to the piazzi get on day the first viewers slip out and away soaking wet a sudden thunder storm has struck. cutting up i hope it stops but it sounded consolation to think it's better for it to rain now and then during the film i'm incredibly excited but i wish the rain would stop so all the people who've come here to see this picture can watch it without getting soaked in kind with i think that's not bad. but the die hard fans who sit all the way through stand by metal backs what do

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thank you for joining us mayor agnes. i would suggest we take president cohen's amendment and then go to supervisor fewer's divided file and then adopt, hopefully items 15-29 with the one sliver that you adopted without me in the chambers. so on supervisor cohen's motion made and seconded, madam clerk, can we have a roll call please. >> clerk: supervisor kim aye. supervisor mandelman aye. supervisor peskin aye. supervisor ronen aye. supervisor safai aye. supervisor stefani aye. supervisor yee aye. supervisor brown aye. supervisor cohen aye. supervisor fewer aye. there are 10 aye's. >> supervisor a. peskin: the amendment is adopted. all right, supervisor fewer, the floor is yours. >> supervisor s. fewer: i just want to say this is the first year i served on the budget committee and it's been an honor to serve the public of san francisco in this capacity. i would like to thank supervisor, or president cohen for her leadership and also my colleague on the budget committee, supervisor stefani and also supervisor yee and super

jason kessler and his small contingent of people arriving back here agn, being surrounded by police andco ed out to the parking lot at the vienna south metro, where presumably they've got into their vehicles and hd home. i asked jason kessler how he would respond to those who say his demonstration today was failure, particularly when you look at those small numbers. t was a he believes success, that it showed they could demonstrate here peacefully. but no doubt critics are going to seehis much differently, as a day in whi the white nationalists were drowned out, both literally by this weather and figuratively by the counterprotesters. back to you in e studio. you said it, julie carey. counterprotesters have been ridrowning out fat activists so far today. news 4's darcy spencer h been speaking with demonstrators who have been denouncing hate. she joins us live at lafayette square with reaction. >> reporter: that's right. i've been with the counterdemonstrators for the last several hoursan today. iell you many of them felt very good, very proud of the fact that so many turnedor out the coun

and agn, a m of sun and clouds out there, a few sprinkles, as we continue through the day, an isolatedat's about it. the nats graham looking good, thet reggae f in d.c. is looking good. anything you want to do looking fine. if thunderstorms, thatill be mainly south, closer to virginay. sunday, mond tuesday, best chances for rain.ou if want to wash the car, i would say do it on wednesday, only because we hav o chances rain. tonight if you're grilling, about a 30% chance of rain, that'sit. tomorrow morning you wake up to a bit of fog, more clouds around tomorrow,nd a strayshower, that's the bus stop forecast, a lot of kids headed back to school, if they haven't already. so again, we have a few sprinkles, this is monday, and a little bit of drizzle the day tomorrow. that's got it. stormy by the time we get into tuesday, humidity lowers on wednesday, may have to add a shower back on wednesday, i'm keeping it dry for now, but thursday and this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed n sale now, from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'.

it happened on borgess lane near agnes court. live in vallejo with the story. >> reporter: police say it is possible someone other than this driver had already hit this man or that he was already in the roadway. tonight, that driver is cooperating with police. so far she has not been charged or cited. vallejo police say just before 2:00 a.m., a driver called them to report a man underneath her car. markings in the roadway show where the man's shirt, shoes and bracelet came off. police say the woman didn't realize the man was underneath her car until she drove three-quarter of a mile home. >> i've been doing this job 23 years. this is probably the second or third where i had someone drug at some point. where they didn't necessarily know immediately there was a body. >> reporter: the coroner's office identified the body as 47-year-old of vallejo. neighbors were stunned. >> it's pretty tragic. i don't understand how anybody can hit them and not be cognizant of that. >> reporter: police say the victim may have already been down. >> t

due to behavior or foreign intelligence penetration, but because of an appearance on cable tv, once agn, an extraordinary departure from the norm. robert: is this interview ever going to happen between the president and mueller? >> it is looking less and less likely. we heard t president saying mueller should just write his report. e president believes mother has what he needs. pthvided interviews with other people. the president is basically saying that he should get this over with. f we've heam rudy giuliani that september 1 is some kind of deadline and after that th trump legal team is going to crack down in some way. they are not sounding like they want to be very cooperative at all. y they are reaaring up for a fight. robert: they are facing a aight there, aight with manafort, the manafort trial.it angs over everything this week. he's facing a fraud case. the jurors in that case continue to deliberate. manafort did not testify and his lawyers did not call a witness. on thursday, the jury asked judge ellis for clarity on reasonable doubt. josh has been the courtroom since day one. w

but they will have a chance to redeem themselves when they play agn tomorrow. the team is the first ever predominantly black little league team to advance to th regionals from around here. now, win or lose, our local sports teams have rallied around these fokids, s. last week, the baltimore orioles outfileder adam jones donated $8500 to fund t team's trip to bristol, connecticut. and max scherzer. and juan sotos, and anthony r rondon, all wt to wish the luck. they know that everybody is rooting for them. >> they want to be major league players one day. >> they probably have big dreams. but like stay look at this guy, the boy came to the game in full umpire gear. he cal dpitches. and he did a pretty good job, too. >> srting early, right? >> i love it. you got to play the part. >>> we're looking at 4:37. coming up, a touching reunion to start off your monday a dog missing for more than a year found.at >>> vacn has turned rescuers, incredible video of strangers coming together to know what? nowhat? i just switched to geico and got more. more? got a compy i can tru

festivals development and his books of photos since about two thousand eight hundred thirty seven agnes and a place to take pictures with the lights great and there are some excellent perspective i've taken more photos here than anywhere else when you park and i thought of course the. early evening on the piazza gun day things are getting tense for daniela haas he briefs the security people one last time the eight thousand seats under the sky are gradually filling up. zondervan metal brackets ready for her walk down the red carpet but just as she and her main actors stride through the closed entrance to the piazza gran day the first viewers slip out and away soaking wet a sudden thunder storm has struck. cut i hope it stops just let in some consolation to think it's better for it to rain now and then during the film i'm incredibly excited really but i wish the rain would stop so all the people who have come here to see this picture can watch it without getting some experience in kind of the. that's nothin. but the die hard fans who sit all the way through sandra nottle backs what doesn'

starting to get everybody back into a routine agn. >> still can't believe it's already time to go backschool. there's a few things i got to let you guys i on. we are expecting some rain this week but not tomorrow. so not toworry. it's first day of school. we are going to be dry to start. now, there will be fog on the road. so for all the drivers out there, please take your time. be careful. it will be very patchy b in those neighborhoods you want to take your time. watch for the children. it's going to beui pretty overnight. a lot of the showers as you see on the radar in a moment are actually south of the district. i talked about the fog. it's primarirn in the g, and we do have some unsettled weather on the way, but it's not arriving until tuesday. a nice dry stretch beyonthat, so it will be worth getting through. a lotf backscatter here but what we are seeing is dry conditions. this i not actual rain falling. where we are seeing, the ra just south of luray and farther south of us, seeing a b littl of drizzle. as we head into tomorrow, we are going to start to but clouds. current temp

police believe he was laying on burges road near agnes lane when the woman struck him and kept drivinge couldve laid down on purpose he couldve had a medical emergency he couldve been under the influence of alcohol or drugs he couldve been hit by a car previously so we are trying to piece that all together">( darya ) police say this is the 13th collision related fatality in vallejo this year the 28 year old driver is cooperating with the investigation.she's not in custody at this time -- but was operating with a suspended license and has an outstanding warrant. ( james ) a good samaritan rescued a mother, her son and dog ... from a sinking truck after they crashed through a railing... and into the water. it happened in long beach and it was all caught on camera. one man jumped into the water to help the family after the crash. anotehr man ran to a nearby lifeguard station to get help. he says it all happened so fast. but he says rescuers had to move quickly. <"they just came barreling right through. i turned around and it was just one of those things."><"it was very hectic. th

failure to registeror as agn lobbyist. this one will have a lot more to do with russia. i think as you noted, a lot of people saw this first trial as a referendum on the legitimacy of the special counsel's investigation. this was a mixed verdict. ir they got their jury convictions but there were 10 counts where thecouldn't get the decision. i think it's a rorschach test, if you believe in mueller you say, they got a conviction. and if you believe in trump, you trust it. one juror thought they re sleeping through that, why was that? robert: how aboutn the cohen side how big is it to have people like david pecker immunity. >> it's not unusual to grant people immunity if you think they may have witingly or unwittingly committed a crime. cohen expected to be charged months ago before immunity deals. cohen didn't flip on the president. and cohen is a problemmatic witness. it would be easy to undermine him if he was your only witness against the president or anyone in his inner circles which i what makes the um minity deals interesting. p did thvide anything about the presiden

film festivals development in his books a photo since about two thousand eight hundred thoughts about agnes of a place to take pictures with the lights great and there are some excellent perspective i've taken more photos here than anywhere else where you park and i thought it was the. early evening on the piazza condé things are getting tense for daniela haas he briefs the security people one last time the eight thousand seats under the sky are gradually filling up. zondervan that'll back gets ready for her walk down the red carpet put just as she and her main actors strike through the closed and friends to be opposite on day the first viewers slip out and away soaking wet a sudden thunder storm has struck. the public putting up i hope it stops split in some consolation to think it's better for it to rain now and then during the film i'm incredibly excited but i wish the rain would stop so all the people who have come here to see this picture can watch it without getting soaked in ca know what to think that's not bad. but the die hard fans who sit all the way through stand by metal backs w

the driver reported the incident to police on borgess lane near agnes court. she says she thought that she may have run over some clothes on the road, but then called police when she got home. >> she didn't seem that she heard a thump or thud and continued on her way for a little bit. she didn't feel like there was anything out of the ordinary. so she continued to drive home, which is about 3/4 of a mile from where we can piece together that the collision occurred. >> the man hasn't been identified. as for the driver, no charges yet as police continue their investigation. >>> san francisco mayor london breed isn't happy with the leadership at the sfmta. she made that clear today in a letter to the head of the transportation agency. mayor breed cited the service reductions linked to the closure of the twin peaks tunnel. she mentions the lack of background checks performed on major construction contractors and she says she's expecting improved results in the very near future following a $60 million increase in the agency's budget. in response to that letter, she

continent's journalists, john fisher burns, formerly chief foreign correspondent for the new york times, agnes of the french magazine marianne, and from here in the uk, the conservative political commentator alex deane. thank you forjoining us. robert mugabe may have lost power last november, after 37 years in charge of zimbabwe, but he hasn't lost his political timing. on sunday, after the candidates had ended their campaigns and hours before the polls opened, he called a news conference, denounced zanu—pf, his party, and suggested he might vote for nelson chamisa, leader of the opposition mdc, instead. embarrassing for emmerson mnangagwa, seeking a mandate of his own after deposing mr mugabe. known as the crocodile for his patience and cunning, mr mnangagwa has been posing as agent of change even though he was robert mugabe's close ally for about 50 years. despite mr mugabe's eleventh—hour denunciation, emmerson emerged victorious — and bloodshed returned to the streets of harare. vincent, does this result suggest that despite all those years working for robert mugabe, being at the heart of

castlepollard, my mother and i were transferred and i was taken out of her arms in the hall by sister agnes have never seen her since that day, and i never will. you had this conversation with her. why do you say there will not be another one? she made it clear she does not want anything to do with me. i kind of knew that anyway, because social services contacted her many times over the years, or at least tried to. she was avoiding them. and she was never in any way, shape or form proactive or open to contact over the years. but i still felt i needed to know some of my natural family, and some of them did want to know me when i contacted them, and they were happy to meet with me. but she — she was talked into taking a phone call by her brother. why do you think she did not want to talk to you? she was too traumatised. she has a complete memory blackout of the time, a form of selective amnesia from the time i was born. she is convinced that the nuns put her on the train the same day i was born, and she says my father collected me outside a place like the one i had been in. but i know we were

carlina plesk of a moved into the second round by snapping a seven much losing streak going to agnes got a run with a six three six three lead. twenty time a grand slam champion roger federer looks for fresh from a month off after losing him with his wimbledon quarterfinal match and has successfully pick on his quest for an eighth cincinnati title the swiss beat peter goelz cheik in his first cincinnati appearance in three a is a comfortable victory six for six for the last time he played at this event was when he won his twenty minute record seven the championship here in twenty fifteen federer and not expensive winning streak in cincinnati to eleven matches. not make kerry also manage to forget to take a fairly important piece of kit to his match at the cincinnati martha's having our arrived on court wearing basketball shoes he realized his tennis do but well as elsewhere the australian eventually got a grip on the situation beating denis could learn three. belgian david go found the greases stefano fits the pass in straight sets to advance to the second round and finish that he go

force us to back down indeed so again and we can pick different targets russia what about that country agnes turkey handle on that country what about turkey the example turkey yet turkey turkey again isn't this week position in that it really doesn't have affective mean streets tally in the near term and so but you have a leader there is very committed to. taking at least symbolic steps against the u.s. and basically throw out ignore for at least the short term the economic cost so i think. that turkey is actually going to be a hard case and could have been serious damage more than the iranian situation in terms of the international qana me if it starts undermining confidence in developing economies i mean the europeans are very heavily invested in turkey even more so in iran so that's a that's a more problematic case ok well. i mean as richard where said i was saying you know iran does prefer to do business with europe after the trente fifteen agreement it prefer it to sign the contracts with india with the european union isn't it time also for iran and other countries who can be slapped wi

meantime we're also reflecting on the woman killed one year agn during that vi rally in charlottesville. heather haier was a counter protester in charlottesville that night. the school's president addressed the crowd. >> i sta as an ally with those those e attacked, with who still suffer and with all of you who long for a better amo justice future. >> later that evening, students and activists held a rally for justice on the grounds of uva. >>> from mro delays to business impacts to the rally timeline, we do have eurything need to know in the nbc washington app. we know the rally starts at 4:3v this ing. our team of reporters will blanket the area paying closing attention to the demonstrations and the counter protests. in foggy bottom to lafayette square, we'll be there covering today's rally and counter protests. >>> two children among the 10 injured in a shooting in evening land. manchesteraiolice s that a man shot into the crowd on the first day of the caribbean festival right no back here closer to home, a man behind bars accused of beating a woman to death. prce williams county pol

a probable mate came to the election in 1973 at the request of agnes myers. she was the wife of eugene meyer, the onetime publisher of the washington post. that mirror hangs in the entrance hall. at the time of the white house renovation, during the truman presidency, there were foreign gifts received for the executive mansion including one from great britain. on october 31, 1951, rinse us elizabeth and rance philip arrived in washington for a visit with president and mrs. truman. here you can see president truman picking them up at the airport. for -- their brief visit included dinners, a trip to mount vernon, a visit to the tomb of the unknown soldier and general sightseeing around washington. prior to their departure on november 2, the princess presented gifts on behalf of her father. keep in mind, the white house was still in the midst of a major renovation. the ceremony was held in the rose garden on this makeshift platform. during her remarks, the princess mentioned that the renovation of the white house had attracted interest all over the world. she ad

and at 5:45 when we see you, agn, the hardstance that d.c. police chief is taking on those who bring gunso that rally site. we'll have it for you when we see you next. i'm justin finch, new 4s 4. >> thank you. >>> an effort to find a missing woman in our arisa. ch lawrence withat the live des. >> brenda hopkins is 68 years old and lives i silver springs. the last time her family saw her was wednesday night her home on eden road near columbia pike. sh was weari jeans and a blouse. her family is worried about her emotional and physical welfare. it's understandable. please, give police a call if you know where she might be. eun eun? >> chris, thank you. >>> a warning about a man who sexually assaulted a woman on the street in th middle of the day. this happened on monday afternoon in northwest, not far from the conventn center. police say the man made sexual contact with the victim and exposed hi she ran into a nearby building and held the doorhut as he tried to follow her inside. ze then committed a lewd act. if you recognihim, call police. >>>

shirt and bracelet found on burges road near agnes lane -- and now police say they believe he was already laying there when the woman struck him and kept driving.lt michael nichelini, vallejo police"she remembers seeing some clothing or debris in the roadway and by the time the headlights coverd it she couldnt do anything about it she felt a thud or a thump she continued on her way a little but nothing seemed out of the ordinary so she continued driving"police say there's no hood or windshield damage to the chevy pickup the 28 year old driver was operating and that she's cooperating with the investigation.she's not in custody at this time -- but was operating with a suspended license and has an outstanding warrant.they say drugs and alcohol were not a factor in the crash.lt michael nichelini, vallejo police"we are trying to determine whether he anything is possible he couldve laid down on purpose he couldve had a medical emergency he couldve been under the influence of alcohol or drugs he couldve been hit by a car previously so we are trying to piece that all together"michelle kingston, m

as he has done it agn. >> >>at? ou saw him make the gesture with his hand. now here it is up close.ple. at first glance, anaypside down sign. it is harder than it looks. some of ali's teammates tested it out ithe locker room. they struggled to recreate the o . people were starting it out starting with the challee. some a getting it. some not so much. there are so many tutoria o there for you having trouble and want to do it urlf. i'll try to break it down. make an okay sign with your you fold your three fingers down in front of the "o." you flip your hand around to put the back othe three fingers on the forehead. you look through the "o." kate's got it. craig? >> he can't figure it out. >> i can only do it with my left-hand. i can't do it with my ght. >> fingers against your forehead. flip the "o" over. >> it is funny. ls you watch the tutor online. some focus and start showing you what to do. some of them put this onour leg. have you done that? >> no. i led a normal childhood. >> if somebody puts the okaygn n your leg below your waist? >> is that gang? >> you punch them. >> no! no!

>> reporter: good to see you agn. i've spent the past months criss-crossing between here and l.a.nd skid row, i will tel you, i read about it, i'd seen pictures and magazine articles. had not been as moved by what i saw, what i heard, what i smelled, as well, as when i walked this part of los angeles. tents and tarps, blocks and blocks. during theday, needles in the street. at night, rats in the street. and people, young, old, black, white, thousan of them. more than 14,000 living in this pocket of los angeles, in the shadowf city hall. the second largest city in this country. and the city is looking the other way. the policy of containment that i we geto during the special. this is the attempt at a solution decades ago. it's failed. and it's failed miserably. we look at skid row, we look at los angeles, and look at some of the root causes of homelessness around the untry. we alsontduce viewers to angels who are helping through a variety of ways, lifting people homelessness. some of it's government programs, but a lot of it's just people using their god-given rolents to introduce

. >> from the simpsons, i loved doing agnes skinner, it's a voice easy for me to do, i'm going to be sister, she's the cute one. >> that makes me feel all kind of warm and squishy. either that or i need to wear diapers. >> all you have to do is sit back and let them do their thing. >> but never duplicate -- genie of the lamp. >> that's robin williams, of course, as the voice and inspiration of the genie in the bottle in aladdin, he's the real star of the movie, an extraordinary performance, the perfect melding of a talent and art form. robin williams is an animated character. >> he wasn't just reading the script with his funny voices, he was winging it, he was improvising. and they knew they were going to use some of that. this genie is going to be what it's like to watch robin williams on stage. >> conclude look at those fangs. i could have been a contender. >> i can't imagine what robin williams was like as that genie. it is definitely robin's deal to ad lib. >> this opened up a door for putting actors in animation. >> you weren't the real buzz light year, you're an action figure.

shirt and bracelet found on burges road near agnes lane -- and now police say they believe he was alreadyaying there when the woman struck him and kept driving.lt michael nichelini, vallejo police"she remembers seeing some clothing or debris in the roadway and by the time the headlights coverd it she couldnt do anything about it she felt a thud or a thump she continued on her way a little but nothing seemed out of the ordinary so she continued driving"police say there's no hood or windshield damage to the chevy pickup the 28 year old driver was operating and that she's cooperating with the investigation.she's not in custody at this time -- but was operating with a suspended license and has an outstanding warrant.they say drugs and alcohol were not a factor in the crash.lt michael nichelini, vallejo police"we are trying to determine whether he anything is possible he couldve laid down on purpose he couldve had a medical emergency he couldve been under the influence of alcohol or drugs he couldve been hit by a car previously so we are trying to piece that all together"michelle kingston, mki

it happened before 2:00 this morning near agnes court. police say she saw clothes in the roadway and by the time she realized what it was, she had already driven through it. when the woman got home, she says she saw the victim underneath her truck. first responders pronounced the 47-year-old from vallejo dead. police say the driver has a suspended license but is cooperating, and drugs and alcohol are not suspected. investigators say the woman's truck had no bumper or windshield damage, and they say it's possible the man was already lying in the road when the truck hit him. >>> the b.a.r.t. system is considering making changes to its fare gates to make it more difficult for fare evaders to cheat the system. it's a costly problem. rob malcolm tells us that b.a.r.t. says as many as 22,000 people slip through on a daily basis, and that that cost b.a.r.t. as much as $25 million a year. >> reporter: one by one with our cameras rolling in less than no time, fare evaders made quick work of the entry gates. in 20 minutes, close to a dozen cheaters

lawmakers receny agns ght no the dmv blames extended wait times on people trying to get i.d.er's license that comply with the new federal real i.d. laws. >>> california joins 19 other states in filing legal papers to block the trump administration from making ghost guns available on the web. they are made with 3d printers and they are untraceable. the legal action by 20 states follows the federal government reaching a deal with the producer of downloadable 3d gun blueprints. that agreement abandoned two previous court decisions blocking their distribution. the attorney general calls the trump administration's decision, quote, foolish. >>> four people, including two police officers, died during a shooting at an apartment complex in eastern canada. police say they captured the suspect in new brunswick. the 48-year-old is being treated for serious gunshot wounds. one of the fallen officers leaves behind her husband and three children. the other officer is survived by his four children. royal canadian mounted police investigators haven't revealed the motive behind this morning's

. >> police say the man was hit earlier this morning near agnes court. ktvu's paul chambers is in vallejo with more on what happened. >> reporter: i just got off of the phone with a lieutenant who gave me additional information. he says that it is possible that the victim in this case may have been beaten up or hit by another vehicle before the woman struck him and dragged him nearly a mile. we can take a look at video right here. this is the investigation the police are looking into. vallejo police say it happened before 2:00 this morning near you can see there are multiple markings on the roadway, showing where the victims items were found. a 28-year-old woman driving a pickup truck struck the man and drove three quarters of a mile home. police say she saw close in the roadway and by the type she realized what it was, she had already driven through it. the woman told police she heard a noise and felt a thump but it later went away. she called a family member and said she might have hit something. when she got home, that's when she discovered the victim

shirt and bracelet found on burges lane near agnes court-- and now police say they believe he was alreadyaying there when the woman struck him and kept driving.lt michael nichelini, vallejo police "she wasn't sure what it was"police say there's no hood or windshield damage to the chevy pickup the 28 year old driver was operating and that she's cooperating with the investigation.they say drugs and alcohol were not a factor in the crash.. but she was operating with a suspended license and has an outstanding warrant.lt michael nichelini, vallejo police"we are trying to determine whether he anything is possible he couldve laid down on purpose he couldve had a medical emergency he couldve been under the influence of alcohol or drugs he couldve been hit by a car previously so we are trying to piece that all together"michelle kingston, mkingstonnews (1:27-1:46) "police say this is the 13th collision related fatality in vallejo this year. in 2017- there were just three for the entire year. police say this accident is still under investigation -- the driver is not in custody. in vallejo, michelle