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. >>> babb to "mornings on 2." we're finding -- welcome back to "mornings on 2." finding out more about the victim in a crash that happened in vallejo. >> ktvu spoke with the family of that victim. >> reporter: the victim's cousin said he was a hard- working young man. 23 years old. a recent college grad working at a hospital in marin. now, last night. he was found slumped over in the driver's seat of a car that lost control and veered off the roadway hitting three parked cars including this one which suffered an incredible amount of damage. now, the this morning, a family friend came out here to this crash scene. >> he's a very, very respectful young man. always has been. >> reporter: it was before 10:00 last night when several neighbors here called 911. they heard a loud boom outside. that was the impact of this crash along redwood parkway near glenview circle -- circle. there was another call that reported hearing gunfire. when vallejo police got out here, they found the driver of the black acura, that young man had been shot to death. we talked briefly with th

stuart: was he throwing away dollars euros or zimm babb wan -- >> we don't know.t: now a serious subject. the outrage from the left, i'm going to call it that, and democrat presidential candidate -- the left is outraged that the democrat presidential candidate martin o'malley. he was booed this weekend after saying all lives matter. listen. >> all lives matter, and that's why this issue is so important. black lives matter, white lives matter, all lives matter. stuart: okay. black lives matter white lives matter, all lives matter. that's what he said. he's booed off the stage and then he had to apologize. look at this. >> towards the end in your explanation you said the phrase "all lives matter." you said the phrase "white lives matter." but i want to ask you, do you understand the difference -- >> i believe what i first said was that black lives matter. i meant no disrespect. that was a mistake on my part and i meant no disrespect and i didn't not mean to be insensitive in any way. stuart: now, that was a grovel, was it not? teaparty.net chair niger ennis joins us

cooperation in europe reported sustained shelling on sunday despite a cease-fire that was agreed to babbck in february. video shows ukrainian soldiers ducking fire. and a monitor says at least one shell hit within 40 meters or 43 yards of a bus carrying civilians. >>> meantime north korea marked 62 years since the signing of the korean war armistice. leader kim jong-un celebrates the holiday known as victory day by honoring his late father and grand father. >> north korea hails the armistice as a major win over the united states even though no peace treaty was ever signed and north korea and south korea technically remain at war. >> and there was a rare press conference in beijing and will ripley was there and joins us live with details. these press conferences happen very rarely. only about once every four years. what came out of this? >> reporter: yeah it is quite rare. occasionally from time to time, they'll invite certain small groups of press into the chinese embassy. so there have been over the years smaller events. this was actually a fairly large press conference. a full room of