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he car slammed into a gymnasium of bancroft middle school this morning. the kia was heading eastbound when it failed to stop or turn at bancroft avenue. >> the street terminates into another roadway. they continued straight on to the school property, which led them to collide into the wall. >> we speculate speed was factor in this collision. >> the driver lived in oakland and died at the scene. both of her passengers survived the impact. one of those women is in critical condition. no other vehicles were involved. >>> a cab driver and his passenger went to the hospital this afternoon after a crash in san francisco. we were at ninth and howard street as the passenger was being loaded into an ambulance. she was wearing a neck brace and holding her head in pain. you can see the damage to the cab and the car involved. the crash also knocked down two mail boxes as well as a trash can. >>> there was another fatal crash third, there is time in fremont. the two-week accident happened on northbound interstate 680 at the washington boulevard onramp. the victim was

he car slammed into a gymnasium of bancroft middle school this morning. the kia was heading eastbound when it failed to stop or turn at bancroft avenue. >> the street terminates into another roadway. they continued straight on to the school property, which led them to collide into the wall. >> we speculate speed was factor in this collision. >> the driver lived in oakland and died at the scene. both of her passengers survived the impact. one of those women is in critical condition. no other vehicles were involved. >>> a cab driver and his passenger went to the hospital this afternoon after a crash in san francisco. we were at ninth and howard street as the passenger was being loaded into an ambulance. she was wearing a neck brace and holding her head in pain. you can see the damage to the cab and the car involved. the crash also knocked down two mail boxes as well as a trash can. >>> there was another fatal crash third, there is time in fremont. the two-week accident happened on northbound interstate 680 at the washington boulevard onramp. the victim was

it happened around 3:00 this morning at bancroft middle school. police say the driver was speeding before losing control of her car. >> for unknown reasons did not stop stop, continued straight and collided into a wall at bancroft middle school. right now we have confirmed that one person is deceased and two others in the car have been transported to local hospitals. >> the car hit the school fence but did not damage any buildings. they say all three people in the car are female. but they have not released any information about ages or hometowns. police say the two injured people are expected to survive. since police say there's no damage to the buildings, they believe classes will be held as usual tomorrow. >>> investigation underway after a man with a knife was shot on a bay area freeway. as ktvu's christien kafton tells us officials are trying to determine just why that man was walking on highway 101 in belmont. >> reporter: california highway patrol officers closed down 101 northbound at ralston avenue while they investigated and officer invol

. >>> police are swarming a business area near 67th and bancroft avenues. we saw officers go inside of the building. there they go, searching for several suspects who ran from a stolen vehicle. a perimeter has been set up and the area near 67th and bancroft shut down, right now. >>> a judge facing a recall tonight that will no longer handle criminal cases. he received nationwide criticism for sentencing brock turner to six months in jail for sexual assault on an unconscious woman outside of a party. the mercury news reports he asked to be reassigned to hearing civil cases. >>> a disturbing case of child abuse in the south bay. a six week old girl is in critical condition tonight and her father is in the santa clara county jail on child abuse and domestic violence charges. paramedics rushed the baby to the santa clara valley medical center after a 911 call in the burbank neighborhood. the infant had severe trauma to her body. >> there were over 14 fractures, including the skull. homicide detectives, child abuse detectives were immediately called out to the s

. >>> police are swarming a business area near 67th and bancroft avenues. we saw officers go inside of the building. there they go, searching for several suspects who ran from a stolen vehicle. a perimeter has been set up and the area near 67th and bancroft shut down, right now. >>> a judge facing a recall tonight that will no longer handle criminal cases. he received nationwide criticism for sentencing brock turner to six months in jail for sexual assault on an unconscious woman outside of a party. the mercury news reports he asked to be reassigned to hearing civil cases. >>> a disturbing case of child abuse in the south bay. a six week old girl is in critical condition tonight and her father is in the santa clara county jail on child abuse and domestic violence charges. paramedics rushed the baby to the santa clara valley medical center after a 911 call in the burbank neighborhood. the infant had severe trauma to her body. >> there were over 14 fractures, including the skull. homicide detectives, child abuse detectives were immediately called out to the s

while growing up in leominister she went to high school at the bancroft prep school in worcester, in princeton, just a few days to visit her mother, her murder has put the town on edge. >> was very disturbing. at mountainside market a princeton meeting place, residents try to support each other and think of marcotte's greiving family. it's a small town her family is our family marcotte lived in nyc where she worked as a google account manager for the healthcare division for the last year and a half. google said she had ubitquous smile and a passion for volunteering marcotte an avid runner ran the falmouth road race in 2012 and 2014 to raise was found murdered in a wooded area while out on a sunday afternoon jog has princeton residents changing habits like now carrying mace. >> this is very scary we keep out doors locked for this to happen we are all really shocked and distrubed and feel terrible for woman's family. reporter: this is reportedly the first murder in about 30 years. live in princeton. police motorcycle has been involved in a crash at trapelo road and waverly street. it's

s officeal outside law firm bancroft associates $425,000. that puts the tab over a half $1 million . the aclu criticized for not handling about lawsuit in house. that's a pretty penny. 1800 state -- >> i disagree with the atty. gen.'s position on this. but i think the state does deserve supreme court. i think there's really nothing wrong with the state doing that. although it does come at a high price. we note that the state will avail itself of every available argument. >> is going to come down on thursday. of course, we will keep an eye on it. stay with us. just a few weeks away, this is a back-to-school addition of the stories you need to watch next week. on tuesday a legislative committee will take a plan to reorganize the school district. they could also finalize the plans given to the committee that day. changes will not happen until the following school year. a last-minute supreme court decision savings account is expected. 8000 parents of already signed up and are in a state of limbo. many of them will be left unsure what to do if we

the money is in addition to the 420 thousand the state has already paid to an outside firm-- bancroft associates who is defending the state. the voucher program allows parents to use public education money for the school of their choice... including private school tuition. it has been on calling it unconstitutional. its back-to- school season, and families all over the valley are bracing themselves for that back to school spending... fox5's miguel martinez-valle joined a few families on their annual shopping trip, and saw first hand how some of them try to save some cash... its the start of a new school year, and you know what that means... a trip to the store with the whole family... " we have two school aged children, so it adds up quickly" the patai family budgets around 400 dollars for this yearly trip... " my husband and i are both teachers, so we have to do extra back to school shopping" the baxter's, they're also ready to shell out some cash on new supplies... " we do do the new backpack every year, thats somet

they've chosen bancroft associates-- who has already received 420 thousand dollars from nevada. the supreme court heard arguments last month about whether to lift the hold on the education saving program-- which allows parents to use public education money for private school tuition. opponents argue that the program is unconstitutional. there's much more coming up in the second half of fox5 news at 5. a water slide trag questions about safety at theme parks. now - police are also looking at a fall from a ferris a funeral has been set for a ten year old boy... killed while on a kansas water park attraction - as the world's tallest water slide. the memorial service for caleb schwab will take place firday. police say he died sunday of an unspecified neck injury - while riding the 168-foot slide... at a water park in kansas city. the boy was the son of a state lawmaker. the water park says it will re- open wednesday in a limited capacity... but the 17-story water slide will remain closed for at least the remainder of the summer season. other water park guests are now

bancroft associates.... which is home to high-profile lawyer... paul clement. supreme court justices heard arguments last month..... on whether to lift a hold.... on "the education savings account program". a massive wall of dust moved through phoenix, arizona.... covering everything..... it passed over. you can see... just how little visibility there..... is with all the dust in the the city also saw.... some rainfall. your voice.. your vote in the race for the white house.. and gop presidential candidate donald trump is in the eye of a new political storm. this time.. it's for something he said during a raly in wilmington, north carolina. "hillary wants to abolish essentially abolish the second amendment. by the way, and if she get pick (booing in crowd) if she dunno. 13 action news political analist jon ralston is here with more on what some people are now reading between the lines. ----trump has caused some between the lines. ----trump has caused some firestorms -- the way he has talked about undocumented immigrants and muslims. but this one was even more i

en la intensa busqueda de varios sospechosos que se robaron un vehiculo en el area de la avenida bancroft aÑos... para decirnos cuales son las mejores opciones le damos la bienvenida a ezequiel gorrocino del centro para prestamos responsables... ezequiel, ¿cómo pueden los estudiantes obtener los mejores préstamos estudiantiles? ¿y qué es lo que >>va a ser utilizado por las universidades para determinar cuÁnta ayuda financiera el estudiante va a recibir. va a ser presentada como una combinaciÓn de ricas. >> que deben saber los estudiantes antes de solicitarlo? >> deben entender muy bien de cuanto dinero viene de una dÉcada y de un préstamo, las becas no se deben pagar pero los prÉstamos y los pagos empiezan despuÉs de la graduaciÓn segundo deben tomar los prÉstamos federales antes de los prÉstamos, privados los federales vienen con varias circunstancias que pueden ser evitados. si se graduarÁn con menos deudas. >> adonde pueden ir los ciudadanos o televidentes para tener mÁs informaciÓn. >> la informaciÓn estÁ en pantalla y tambiÉn pueden solicitar ayuda de cÓmo tener mÁs detalles. >> muy

nevada board of examiners is allowing the attorney general's office to spend the money on law firm bancroft associates. 420-thousand dollars from nevada... today's decision raises the payout to 545-thousand. the nevada aclu's director questioned why the attorney general's office wasn't doing the defense in-house./// ((christianne klein)) >>> delta airlines now says their backup systems didn't function properly... after losing power to a critical power control module yesterday -- causing thousands of cancellations and delays. more than 15-hundred flights were canceled due to the power outage. resulting in the loss of power. delta has seen residual slowness in their check-in and boarding process as a result. affected passengers have been offered vouchers for future delta flights./// ((christianne klein)) >>> new details tonight... a federal jury has found california's largest utility guilty of obstructing investigators about how it was identifying high-risk pipelines after a deadly gas line explosion in 2010 in the san francisco bay area. the natural gas pipeline blas destroyed 38 homes. a ju

examiners is allowing the attorney general's office to spend 125- thousand dollars on outside law firm "bancroft associates". the firm has already received more than 400- thousand from nevada. last month -- supreme court justices heard arguments on whether to lift a hold on the education savings account program. it allows parents to use public education money for private school tuiti opponents including the american civil liberties union of nevada say the program is unconstitutional. home prices around the valley are going up. the median price was 236-thousand dollars in july. that's according to the greater las vegas association of realtors. that increase is less than one percent... but it went up about a thousand dollars since last month. the median price for an existing family home is up nearly seven and a this time last year. the association president says a tight housing supply is continuing to push prices higher. passengers are still feeling the effects of delta airlines computer glitch. the system is up and running... but flights are still being delayed and cancelled. travelers are saying

examiners is allowing the attorney general's office to spend the money on an outside law firm called "bancroft associates". the firm has already received more than 400- thousand dollars from nevada. last month -- supreme court justices heard arguments on whether to lift a hold on the education savings account program. it allows parents to use public education money for private school tuition. opponents say the program is its back-to- school season, and families all over the valley are bracing themselves for that back to school spending... it happens same time every year, but the way it adds up always seems to sneak up on you... fox5's miguel martinez-valle joined a few families on their annual shopping trip, and saw first hand how some of them try to save some cash... those with school aged children are sure to have a list just like this one... with what the kids will need for this school year... supplies add up pretty fast, and they can cost the family a pretty penny... its the start of a new school year, and you know what that means...

bancroft prep school in worcester. in princeton just a few days to visit her mother, the murder put the town on edge. >> very disturbing. i heard what happened. they didn't just find her body, but it was burned or something like that. that's vicious. >> usually the kids play basketball down the street. i'm not going to let them play basketball down the street. they are not saying much so i don't know what is going on. is there a suspect? reporter: she lived in new york where she worked as a google account executive for the last year and a half. google said she had a ubiquitous smile and a passion for learning. she had run the thalmouth road race to raise money for dana farber to be found murder owed a sunday afternoon jog has residents changing habits like carrying mace. >> this is very scary. >> we keep our doors looked. >> it is a small town. family is our family. >> every resident received the police call about the missing woman. they thought it was a neighborly be on the lookout. no one thought it was murder. wcvb

a car sped off the roadway at callen and bancroft avenues around 5:30. the kia finally stopped when it plowed into the gymnasium at the banoff middle school. >> at that particular roadway there's a "t" intersection where the road they were travelin on continues into another roadway. they continued straight on to the school property which led them to collide into the wall. >> the driver died at the scene and the passengers both survived. both women are being treated at the hospital. another fatal crash early today in fremont. the two-vehicle intersection happened at the washington boulevard on ramp at around 6:30 this morning. the victim was found lying on the shoulder of the road. lanes of 680 were closed for nearly three hours. fire damaged the public storage center? san jose. some 60 firefighters battled the flames last night at the public storage facility on felipe avenue near 101 and 680. one firefighter suffered minor injuries and is expected to be okay. crews say flames quickly spread to the second floor and to several units. 10 to 15 units were da

at a student at bancroft from 2003 to 2007, vanessa was loved and respected by classmates and faculty alike. while those who knew and loved vanessa, people in princeton fear for her safety with the killer stillt police to be vigilant. >> as vanessa's family asks for brave circumstance her former boss keeps her memory alive. >> so sad. such great potential. and i knew she was going to go very far in her career because she was so smart and so ambitious. i'm just so sorry this happened. >> the medical examiner plans to do an autopsy to determine the cause and manner of death. in princeton, kimberly bookman, in flames in south boston on east 4th street late last night. you can see the flames shooting out of the windows there. officials say the building was undergoing renovations when the fire happened. five people were displaced by the flames. no word yet on the cause of the fire. also this morning, police investigating after a state police s.u.v. was swiped in southie. they want to know how someone was able to jump in that cruiser and drive away before ditching it in somerville. >> it's

the kia finally stopped when it plowed into the side of the gymnasium at bancroft middle school. >> that particular roadway is a t-intersection where the street they were traveling on terminates into another roadway. >> they continued straight on to the school property, which let them to collide into the wall. >> reporter: the driver died at the scene. the driver's two passengers survived. beth women are being treated at a hospital. >>> there was another fatal crash, this time in fremont. itself happened on northbound 680 at the washington bluffed ramp this morning. the victim was found lying on the shoulder of the road. lanes of 680 were closed for nearly three hours. >>> a fire damaged the public storage center in san jose. some 60 firefighters battled the flames at the public storage facility near 101 and 680. one firefighter suffered minor injuries and is expected to be okay. crews say flames quickly spread to the second floor and to several units. 10 to 15 units were damaged. no word on the cause. >>> fire crews battling a wildfire in monterey county are dealing with another threat.

a perimeter has been drawn up the area near 67 and bancroft shut down in oakland. >> we have a powerfulstory to share today. we're hearing for the first time from the first responders who took part in a dramatic airborne rescue. >> they got together to say how they saved a man suffering from heatstroke on a very remarkable hiking trail. >> reporter: they gathered for a group photo today for the first time since they all played a role rescuing a hiker who collapsed in the park near latest. >> the temperature was 105. >> johanna was one of several dozen people making the hike that day. she saw the man keel over. >> we ran to him and got to him in under a minute. he was having a seizure. at that point, i called 911. >> reporter: that call scrambled the crew of the contra costa sheriff's department called star 3. >> we were there in five minutes. >> reporter: that's deputy mike ireland preparing a 100 foot line with one end attached to the chopper and the other att h attached to him. while marylands got ready, mike flew in dangling from the chopper. the flight rescue crew put the victim in

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the car hit the gym at bancroft middle school. two passengers were hurt. in critical condition. >>> a man is behind bars in the east bay accused of going on a stabbing spree at the fremont bart station. that the suspect robbed and stabbed two passengers with a screwdriver. as their train approaches the station last night. then he ran off, attacking another man who was on a bike. all the victims are expected to be okay. >>> a vigil was held today to remember the young woman the cousins of dwayne wade. surrounded by family and friends, she expressed the sorrow of her daughter. the mother of four was pushing a baby stroller on the south side of chicago while she was hit by the bullet. murder charges were announced between these two men. they were targeting somebody else. instead they shot and killed aldridge who was steps away. >> aldridge registered her child at school. she wasn't aware that she would be the headline of a national-- outline. >> he is saying that because police say that both the suspects are career criminals who were out on parole at the time

the state already spent 420- thousand dollars on outside law firm "bancroft associates" to take on the case. now, nevada officials are approving an additional 125 thousand dollars to defend the program. the "educational savings account program" allows parents to use public education money for private school tuition. organizations like the a-c-l-u say the program is unconstitutional, partially because some of the funds would go to parents will spend an average of 670 dollars on clothes, electronics, shoes, and school supplies in the next few weeks, according to the national retail federation. but parents can shop smartly, with some back-to- school apps. mary maloney shows us some ways to save a few dollars. for kids back to school means back to cool. but for parents -- back to school shopping can be stressful. according to a national survey -- nearly 30 percent of parents polled say back to school shopping puts a strain on fa (sara skirboll/shopping & trends expert, retailmenot): "we are definitely going to see prices increasing. parents in particular, are going to be buying their kids

around 9 pm last night, a man was hit with bullets near bancroft work that victim walked himself to thetal and is in stable condition. at 12:20 am, officers found a man shot near san antonio.. that victim was taken to the hospital by paramedics and is also in stable condition. no arrests have been made and no suspect wrote -- information really. >>> there was an undercover prostitution ring, it involved undercover officers posing as prostitutes. several suspects approached the undercover officers offering them money and drugs in exchange for various sex acts all 11 suspects were booked into the jail. >>> this weekend, it marks one month since the police officer in minnesota gilda castille during a traffic stop. the girlfriend put a video online. today, protesters are calling for the prosecution of the officer who filed the sixth hired that fatal shot. >> the people you see -- fired the fatal shot. >> the people you see on the side of the road they want the love and peace to exist in this world.? after one month -- >> reporter: after one month, he worked as a cafeteria supervisor, and al

bancroft library is having an exhibit that highlights the women's suffrage movement, chronicling what happened in california, bringing women the right to vote. >> how long does this mean going on? >> the week of the 20th. people do not realize that women were allowed to vote as early as the 1920's. in the library collection we have a manuscript from the end of december, possibly longer. >> in commemoration of 100 years of voting in california. 100 years ago this year, we won the right to vote. around 1911, this is how it would have addressed. and here we are, dressed the same. [chanting] >> we have the right to vote. >> whether you are marching for a cause or voting in the next election, make your voice heard. thank you for watching. of the entertainment commission tuesday, august 2,

reasons he did not stop for the intersection and continued straight and collided into a wall at bancroftmiddle school. right now we have confirmed that one person is deceased and two others have been transported to local hospitals.>> investigators say the car hit the school fence but did not damage any buildings. you can see the damage there and it looks like it is minor. all three people in the car are female but they have not released any other information on ages or hometowns. 200 people expected to survive. at this point they say they believe classes will be held as usual tomorrow.>> time now is 8:06 pm. fire crews mopping up after a big fire overnight. a four alarm fire near to 80. flames and smoke. this could be seen from 101 and 280. crews arriving on scene last night. they found one of the storage facilities on fire and that spread to 14 more units and 15 total. san jose officials say the cause of the fire under investigation.>>> police are continuing patrols downtown after first homicide of the year. courtney brown left a sports bar when police say he was shot three times in the

"in a dramtatic moment, anne bancroft names the best actor of the year." "the winner is sidney poitier in ..." "the winner is choked with emotion." "because it is a long journey to this moment, i am naturally indebted to countless numbers people. to all of them, i can say a very special thank you." more than two decades later, lilies director and producer, ralph nelson got emotional. "at that time, the oscars were held at the santa monica civic auditorium, and when his name was announced the house came down, and sidney went up to the microphone and said it has been a long road to this place." years later, while being honored by the american film institute, poitier reflected on his historic oscar win. on it and we tend to use it in ways it ought not to be used. i believe that winning the academy award for the first time, for any actor, the feeling is the same. that i was a black actor, maybe i went there with less expectations than many other actors might have gone but the response is the same, there response." he was modest about the success he acheived. "

the eastbound side of the pike is where you will see those delays, and this is right near bancroft street. westbound looks ok, but we as you travel and to boston, you are in good shape. southtown, no problems either. trains and buses are starting on schedule. they're going high-tech. the mbta's embattled commuter rail operator is taking a high-tech approach to fixing trains. keolis plans to use virtual reality goggles to speed up maintenance. starting next month, workers will use the special glasses from a cambridge-based startup to transmit images to expert technicians. they'll be on the tracks virtually to help solve the problem. instead of sending someone out to the train. randy: a cemetery mix-up in rhode island pitting two families against each other. lewis chadwick died in october after a battle with cancer and buried at pocasset hill cemetery in tiverton. but his family recently learned it was the wrong plot. his plot belongs to the family of raymond murray who's buried just steps away. the chadwicks just want to swap deeds. but the murray family wants the >> i am pleading with thi

. >>> oakland police search business near 67 and bancroft avenue. sky 7 was overhead and we saw officers with guns drawn go inside the building. they were searching the area for several suspects who ran from the stolen vehicle. >>> san francisco police investigating an armed robbery on muni last night. happened at about 8:45 p.m. on san bruno avenue interbacon street in the bay view district where three men boarded the bus and point add knife at 23-year-old man. one of them poked the victim in the back demanding that he hand over the backpack which contained a cell phone and tablet. then they forced the victim to get off the bus. >>> two muni operators attacked this month. they have to deal with congestion on the streets but unroou and threatening passengers. carolyn spoke with worried drivers. >> every 11 days an operator is assaulted. something every driver knows could happen. >> every day. pretty much every day. the you have to be patient. we are dealing with the public. >>reporter: latest incident happened tuesday afternoon at vanness and bush.

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elyce kirchner joins us live at park memorial swim center at bancroft road. what's going on there. >>. >> reporter: everyone agrees it needs major repairs. but the 50-meter pool will close. and swimmers say that will force athletes to leave walnut creek. >> hold them up. >> countless hours spent in and out of the memorial pool in walnut creek. >> what we have is a very nice swim center that was built 40 years ago. >> swimmers like dean harper have built memories. >> i met my wife here. >> and witnessed champions emerge. >> out of this pool, i mean, dozens and dozens of olympic -- >> to your left. >> that may come to an end. >> you're not going to get the olympians. they're not going to want to swim mere. they'll want to go where you have a 50-meter pool. >> the city is spending $6 million to revitalize the 44-year-old facility, which includes a family recreational pool and a 25-meter pool. but it doesn't have the funds to rebuild the entire 50 meters. >> they have so much invested in the outcome that we're asking them to step up to the plate and help raise fu

after a fatal crash in a middle school when a woman died after crashing a vehicle into the jim at bancroft in the car were hurt the man drove through the school parking lot, hit a fence and the side of the gym. >> that is a key intersection where the treat they traveled terminates interest another road. they continued straight on to the school property which led them to hit the wall. >> a woman is said in critical condition and police believe that which will was a factor. >> evacuation warning is in effect this morning for a small portion of monterey county near the soberanes fire. the warning is because of an expected increase in the wind that could possibly spread the fire. the affected area is bounded by castro canyon, north cost ridge road, highway one and the state park. there is another natural threat, with 500 firefighters reported the fire medical unit because of poison oak. >> microsoft is trying harder to silent haters would liquor on the internet and a landmark day for drones. >> today we go to the nasdaq at the money report. >> good morning, everyone, microsoft wants to make it

the money is in addition to the 420 thousand the state has already paid to an outside firm-- bancroft associates who is defending the state. the voucher program allows parents to use public education money for the school of their choice... including private school tuition. it has been on hold sue to a pair of lawsuits calling it unconstitutional. its back-to- school season, and families all over the valley are bracing themselves for that back to school spending... it happens same time ery but the way it adds up always seems to sneak up on you... fox5's miguel martinez-valle joined a few families on their annual shopping trip, and saw first hand how some of them try to save some cash... those with school aged children are sure to have a list just like this one... with what the kids will need for this school year... but the small supplies add up pretty fast, and they can cost the family a pretty penny... a trip to the store with the whole family... " we have two school aged children, so i

>> oh, he -- well, i met him when my late wife anne bancroft was doing a bertolt brecht play, and gene was in it. he was the chaplain. and he came backstage, and i got to know him a little bit, and he kept saying, "why are they laughing?" because the chaplain is a great part. it's sad and funny. it's touching, and it can be amusing. so he said, "why are they always laugh -- they are always laughing at me. why are they laughing at me?" i said, "look in the mirror. blame it on god." [ laughter ] but we became very good friends, and i told him about leo bloom and the thing i was writing called "the producers," and i -- [ applause ] and i said -- and i said, i said, "look, i'm promising you," i said, "after -- when we get the money, you are going to be leo bloom." he said, "oh, yeah, when you get the money. you're doing a play about two jews who are producing a flop can make more money with a a flop, and the big number in it is 'springtime for hitler.' yeah. you're going to get the money." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. see ya later -- i'll never see you again. >> so anyway, miracle of mirac

it happened around 2:30 this morning at kellen and bancroft. three girls were inside of the car which officers say was speeding when it hit a driveway and went airborne and hit a fence and collided into the side of the middle school. according to police, the girl who died was the driver. the two passengers were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. they are expected to survive. >>> developing news out of the south bay this morning, firefighters are still on scene of a four-alarm fire at a storage facility in san jose. it started around 9:00 last night at the public storage facility on felipe avenue near 101 and 680. crews say flames got out of control and quickly spreading to the second floor and nearby units. no word yet on the cause. fire officials say ten to 15 units have been damage. one firefighter suffered minor injuries and is expected to recover. >>> the controversy now regarding colin kaepernick, the 49ers quarterback continues to grow this morning. after he refused to stand for the national anthem. at the start of friday night'

this is right under the -- under the bancroft street overpass. our photographer at the scene say it is appears that one tractor-trailer rear ended the other, and the driver of the second tractor-trailer was trapped inside. rescue crews used the jaws of life to pull that driver out, and he was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the latest on the traffic hold-ups associated with that crash are coming up right now. here is catherine parrotta update. how is that situation working out right now. >> zoom over there to the map right now. we to have a crew on the scene and he tweeted out a picture and appears we just skipped past that. and this is the pike, the spot we are talking about here in auburn going eastbound. two lanes closed because of that tractor-trailer collision. you can see as a result of that, you are jammed up in that spot. only average being 12 miles per hour there. -- averaging about 12 miles per hour there. we will be keeping you informed as that situation develops. closer to the city now, you can see 128, 93 president of ex

a narrow miss that happened around 2:30 this morning at bancroft avenue.ls were inside the car, which officers say was speeding, when it hit a driveway, went airborne, and then hit a fence. according to police, the girl who died was the driver. the two passengers have serious injuries, but are expected to survive. >>> let's get a check of the forecast. >> might want to grab a jacket. some spots in the low 50s. in danville right now, only 52 degree. this afternoon, we'll see plenty of sunshine inland. 65 in san francisco. 70 in oakland. carolyn? >> >>> and welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. and happening right now, midair emergency. a plane's engine rips apart 30,000 feet in the sky. as the 99 passengers, many small children, on board watch it happen. oxygen masks deploy. and the pilot goes into emergency mode. that southwest jet landing safely in pensacola, only about 30 minutes after taking off. >> they said those pilots were heroic. >>> also right now, indefinite leave. u.s. women's soccer player hope solo will not be playing with her team, th

, over to the maps, once again that accident you just saw pictures coming in from past 290, near bancroft street and they have one lane shut down, two were closed at one point. once you get past that, 15 minutes on the pike, 495 to 128, and 93 stop and go now out of methuen into wilmington, and then you are in good shape into boston, and then south, 24th, slow out of brockton. trains and buses o randy and emily. >> breaking news in the overnight hours, two u.s. olympic swimmers were detained until they cannot leave brazil. >> the storm over armed robbery allegations is taking more bizarre twists and turns, and the eye opennary erika tarantal is tracking new information just coming in. >> yes, overnight we did learn these swimmers will not be allowed to leave rio until they provide testimony to investigates. the controversy swirling around ryan lochte and his teammates really just growing this morning. as jack conger and gunnar bentz were escorted out. they want to talk to the athletes after finding little evidence supporting their claims that they were robbed on sunday. ryan lochte is bac

. >> the garden is on bancroft road. and the mural is going up some time next year. >>> new developments out of turkey tonight where police are identifying the person responsible for a deadly attack as a child. the young suicide bomber killed at least 51 people and wounded almost 70 others attending a kurdish wedding reception. today funerals took place for some of the victims. the president is calling this an attempt by the islamic state extremist to destabilize the nation. connor powell has the latest. >> reporter: it was meant to be a day of celebration. a wedding party in the turkish city. torn apart by a massive explosion. turkey's president blaming isis for the attack that killed dozens. the preliminary findings point to the fact that this was an action by dash, that it was clear that they would have such an organization where they were attempting to make room for themselves in recent times. >> reporter: officials say that a destroyed suicide dash was found at scene as it appears that the attacker was between 12 to

his book, "scottsboro" won the bancroft prize and the smith book award. he is the author of the highly regarded biography "the politics of rage: george wallace, the origins of the new conservatism and the transformation of american politics." our second speaker will be dr. glenn eskew. he is professor of history at georgia state university. birmingham native. he is author of the book "but for birmingham: the local and national movements in the civil rights struggle," which received the frances butler simkins prize at the southern historical association, and he is author of the forthcoming book "johnny mercer: southern songwriter for the world." for the past several years, dr. eskew has served as lecturer and faculty director for annual neh funded summer teacher workshops on teaching the history of the civil rights movement. our final speaker this evening will be dr. angela k. lewis, professor of political science in the department of government at the university of alabama at birmingham. she is author of the new book "conservatism in the black community,

he talks about other important moments during his experience seeing george bancroft give a eulogy to lincoln during his death, living across from ford's theater. and he collected a lot, not just memories but other keepsakes. he had an autograph book, for those of you who collected autographs in your page years. some of them you can see he pasted in. he filled it with signatures, and sometimes he would get extra signatures on slips of paper and he would send autographs home to his sisters, as well. he got this photograph of andrew johnson when he was tagging along after a member and went to the white house, and johnson patted the boy on the head and gave him his photo and signed it on the back for him. which was very nice. bertie's most substantial memento was a chair. he took the chair. it has a lid that flips up, which is very handy. we're not exactly sure where it was in the house, but we're pretty sure it was in the house. after he left, after both the boys left, elliot rose through the ranks of the navy. ultimately, he became an explorer and admiral and later head of the national