children dropping off flowers and fall for burgess p u. a 12 year-old struck by a car while riding his bike to school on monday. the as tv driven by panic just dropping off to a per children. suv f driven by a parent just dropping off of her choldren. children. >> he had happy smiles and make everyone happy if they were sad. >> he used to run a lot and very nice to people. he was good in school. his favorite subject was reading. >> reporter: no charges have danced and brought forth as of now but the chp is stating that this is just a tragic as the accident. >> pam: a memorial is being held tonight for the burgess hu. we'll take you there live -- >> pam: a two - year old girl hit by a car in pittsburg last night, is expected to survive. the crash happened around 6-pm on jimno drive. the girl was playing outside. when she ran into the street after a ball. >> pam: police say, it does not appear the driver was speeding. the child was taken to children's hospital in oakland. with serious injuries. family members tell kron four. that the girl is

those who knew burgess say his brilliant smile matched his brilliant mind. >> he had such an amazing light and the only thing -- first thing all of us said is he would have been that student that it would have went on to cure cancer. he was so good in so many ways. >> to help the community heal, parents will hold another vigil tonight. some of burgess' friends plan to hold a bike ride in his memory this sunday. >>> people who live in oakland's rock ridge neighborhood are concerned about a rise in crime. police say nine people, including a pregnant woman were robbed at gunpoint yesterday morning while waiting for casual carpool rides on hudson street and claremont avenue. some of the carpoolers were able to run away, but others lost backpacks and purses, containing wallets and smart phones. people who live in rock ridge say this is just the latest robbery in the area and that people have been held up leaving the bart station. >> he said to everyone give me your stuff. some people started to cry. a couple of people ran into the street. >> three suspects have been detained in connection

following on this wednesday september 25th, a vigil was held at a byron middle school for 12 year old burgess hu-- who was hit and killed while riding his bike. we'll tell you what the community had to say about the young boy. an attack on a store manager--caught on camera-- at an east bay safeway store. police are hoping it will help lead to an arrest. a family devastated. the father killed in a car crash. the suspects may have been fleeing police after a crime. we hear from the distruaght family. next. good morning everyone, i'm james fletcher. and i'm anny hong. thanks for joining us this morning. facredwood >>anny: 403 is the time. a tight knit bay area community is mourning the loss of a 12 year old boy. burgess hu was on his bicycle on his way to school when he was hit and killed right in front of excelsior middle school in byron monday morning. the driver. had just dropped off her own children when police say she ran over hu while pulling out of the school's driveway. as kron 4's alecia reed reports, the principal says they're praying for both families involved in the tragic accident.

. >> ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> family members, friends, parents, teachers say the death of 12-year-old burgessth grader, is devastating. he was hit and killed monday morning by a mother who just dropped off her own children at school. people who knew burgess say his smile matched his brilliant mind. >> if you needed help with anything, if anything needed help he would be the one to be there for you. >> to help the community heal parents will hold another vigil tonight. some of the friends of burgess will hold a bike ride in his memory this coming sunday. >>> abandoned construction sites used for drug deals. ktvu jeanie is here to tell us about how the city is cracking down. >> reporter: let me explain. we're here in front of this property. you can see fencing is up. this chain link fencing. there's green tarp. you can't see what's behind that tarp. city leaders said that can be a problem when a construction project comes to a halt for a long period of time. residents say drugs have been stored and sold. they want it to stop. they say the fence ing ing has been up for over 5 years and no work h

each day burgess hu rode the bicycle to school. >> the woman who hit burgess hu just dropped off her own children at the same school and immediately pulled over. >> labor leaders and bart management are expected to be back at the bargaining table this morning. neither sigh -- side has reported any progress. it is a little over two weeks to go before the cooling-off period ends. if the two sides do not reach a deal, employee could strike as early at october 11. they are negotiating sessions scheduled each day through the end of the cooling-off period and this calendar shows the dates when the two key unions meet with bart nobody airports. there are a few days when bart will meet with one union and the last talks are scheduled october 10 the day the cooling-off period ends. >> crews this morning are working to contain a wildfire in southern california. these are picture of the madre fire with volunteer evacuation orders issueed for residents of self homes at 200 firefighters battle the flames. 200 acres have been scorched near los angeles county. the fire break out before 6:00 p.m. yes

and republican congressman michael burgess in dallas.ongressman burgess, you were quoted as saying the case on syria is thin. you heard what happened at the hearing today. we learned tonight that your colleagues in the senate drafted a new resolution limiting authorization for action in syria. does any of this sway your opinion or are you still a likely no vote? >> i'm still a likely no vote. i suppose it's interesting that the authorization for force that was put forth by the administration over the weekend when we had the classified hearing was really pretty broad. yet at the same time, the activity or the action proposed was described as a pinprick or a shot across the bow? well, which is it? i don't think that cruise missiles launched at runways at his military installations are going to change his mind much one way or the other. but saddam hussein will never use chemical weapons against his own people again. >> congresswoman, i want to bring you in here. you mentioned on cnn there are "dozens of countries ready to stand with the u.s

kendall's a month as hundreds of people showed up to excelsior middle school to pray for a burgess huops marched on stage in honor of the 12 year old. >> every time he walked out of that class from an walk back again " ms. coleman would you like my pencil? " and everytime csa for what and he said " pencils make you do work and work makes you succeed. " >> he could finish a book that big in a day or a week or two days. he was just so excited and enthusiastic. he always wants to come to school and was always happy. he did not care what anyone else had to say. >> the school will continue to make grief counselors available through the end of the week. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a high-school math teacher in the south bay arrested for having sex with a 17 year-old. we will have more details coming up. we're new to town.ells. welcome to monroe. so you can move more effortlessly... we want to open a new account: checking and savings. well we can help with that. we tend to do a lot of banking online. you play? yeah discover a mobile app that lets you bank more freely... and feel

he was in the zone. >> reporter: the woman eventually jumped out, before burgess allegedly slammed intod into a wall. >> i sprinted out here. i watched him caught up on the brick wall here, spinning the tires. >> reporter: last year in albuquerque, an 11-year-old boy allegedly inspired by grand theft auto, stole his family's car. he would barely see over the wheel. police were able to stop the vehicle before there was an accident. >> we're seeing cases of kids emulating the games because the games are so realistic. they want the sensation of the real experience in real-life. >> reporter: the maker of grand theft auto did not return our request for comment. it's the latest version of the game that made history last week. grossing $1 billion in the first three days of its release. this morning, burgess is out on bond, charged with stealing the car along with kidnapping and nine counts of hit and run. but unlike the video game, if found guilty, he faces the real prospect of jail. for "good morning america," john muller, abc news, new york. >> all you do is just shake your head. >> stunning

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those who knew burgess said his smile matched his mind. >> he had an amazing light.een that student that went on the treat kaenser. he was -- cancer. >> there will be another vigil tonight. his friends will hold a bike ride in his memory on sunday. >>> illegal drugs just some of the problems caused by abandoned construction problems in one city. in palo alto the city council took action last night. jeane dela vega joining us live. >> reporter: several of the council members offered this memo urging their colleagues to take immediate action to prevent construction projects like this one here on marry post avenue from sitting and sitting. the fencing here has been up for over 5 years with little work being done. now, there's a big concern here because residents tell me that drug activity is going on here at this construction site. they want it to stop. under current law bill building projects have no requirements. they acknowledge there's build projects sitting idol for years. the palo alto weekly reported that last night the council voted to set time limits for buildi

candles burn as hundreds of people show up to excelsior middle school to pray for burgess hu.hed on stage in honor of the 12 year old. >> everytime he walked out of that classroom and walked back in "miss coleman would you like my pencil?" and every time she'd say what forand he'd say "pencils make you do work and work makes you succeed." >> he could finish a book that big in a day or a week or 2 days. he was just so exciting and enthusiastic. he always wanted to come to school and was always happy. he didn't care what anyone else had to say. the school will continue to make grief counsellors available through the end of the week. governor brown has signed legislation calling for development of a statewide earthquake early warning system. senate bill - 135-- requires the state office of emergency services, to develop a network of earthquake sensors across california. when completed, the system could provide critical seconds of warning for people to take cover, shut down critical systems and stop trains. the sonoma-marin area rail transit train line could get funding to extend

. >> 12-year-old burgess hu was on that bike, he was away from the middle school. >> that's the most horrible things that happened here in a long time >> he knew the worst had happened. >> my wife pulled the kids out of school early today because we did not know what was going on. >> the woman driving the suv was make ag right onto byron highway and apparently looking left oncoming traffic and as she turned right, she felt the impact. >> that's when she realize that she struck the bicyclist and he was crushed under the vehicle. >> byron highway is a busy road. it is simply looking both ways may have prevented an accident that left a town and a school devastated. >> extremely sad that the young boy was very popular and well known. >> just a few feet away from the accident, we have watched parents and students at this memorial here on campus, there is a candlelight vigil scheduled tonight for this 7th grader. in byron ktvu channel 2 news. they say 35-year-old of napa ling the wind catch the parachute and -- his emerge si alerted authorities. he also called his wife and thought he broke

they all good friends. >> police say the woman who hit burgess hu immediately pulled over.t dropped off her own children at the same school. the vigil is held at the middle school. >> a two-year old girl is in the hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a car while playing outside with end froms. it happened at 6:00 last night near north parkside drive in pittsburg. she chase as ball into the street account driver of a passing s.u.v. tells vest gores he did not -- investigators saye did not see her. >> developing news, the siege in kenya at the mall is not over. gun fire could still be heard from the building. the ordeal is in the 4th day. the group that attacked the mall has posted twitter messages claiming the fighters are still holding hostages. a security expert with contacts inside say there were 30 hostages when the assault began on saturday and ten are still believed inside the mall. united states officials say they are looking into a claim by concern why's foreign minister that two or three americans were among the terrorists who killed at least 52 people

reaction to this and more, congresswoman from tennessee, marsha blackburn and texas congressman michael burgess. welcome to you both. thank you for being here. congresswoman, let me start with you, this political hot potato now has been bounced back to your chamber. the president said this afternoon he is not negotiating on anything, spending cuts, obama care, the debt ceiling. he is not moving. he is immovable. what do you say to that? >> we have invited the president over and over again to come and negotiate with us. we have extended the hand of friendship. we would love for him to meet us at the table and to work on these issues. the fact is, the american people do not want this law. it is not ready for implementation. he has actually delayed different provisions, made 19 different delays on this, monica, and looking at the stalling the implementation on it. yet when we bring a bill, hr 2809 to delay it one year, no, no, no, we don't want to do that. he already admitted it is not ready for prime time. when this hot potato comes back to us, a lot of my colleagues say well, we will put a coupl

. >> he says and he others could see burgess riding from his home in discovery bay he rides his bike every day. everybody knows that child. there is a lot of traffic coming in and out of the school. so it's not a place for a boy to be riding a bike. you should be cautious and watching for the children. >> chp investigates and administrators say counselors will be helping students cope with the loss of a class mate. >> governor brown signed a little bill a law that requires drivers to provide three feet of space between their vehicle and bicyclists. three feet for safety. failing to do so will flult a fine of $35. the law takes neglect september of 2014. >> and a man qharjd attempted murder of a police officer in clear lake this, happened during a traffic stop. authorities say a parole put his truck in reverse pinning the officer to another truck. he should be out of the hospital within next day or two. >> napa police asking for help in locating a 78-year-old with dementia when has not been seen since suchbltd police say he was last seen leaving his home around 5:00 a.m. sunday. polic

congressman michael burgess, thank you. >>> stay with us.e republicans, the dirtiest word of all. consider yourself warned. ♪ you better understand that you're alone ♪ ♪ >>> from the eternal flame to endless bloviating, here are today's top lines. goodness, gracious. >>> well, senator cruz -- >> ted cruz, have you seen this guy? he said i will do everything and anything -- >> to dephubbed obamacare. >> really? how about lighting yourself on fire? >> so we had to take a special jeep up to the main road. >> we, the men of the mind, we are on strike against self emulation. >> the only one we had break down in a bad accident. >> goodness, gracious, the suffering people have gone through. >> i could go on for hours, but i would probably start to bore you. >> i'm a good soldier. i salute. >> really couldn't blame elaine for wanting a career. >> bottom line is simple. >> why some people are mad at ted cruz. >> senator cruz has actually advanced our cause. >> was the problem, i think, with this current plan. they made it too easy under the democrats

burgess: mr.he direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 339 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 51, house resolution 339, resolved, that upon the adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house the bill h.r. 2775, to condition the provision of premium and cost-sharing subsidies under the patient protection and affordable care act upon a certification that a program to verify household income and other qualifications for such subsidies is operational, and for other purposes. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. the amendment printed in the report of the committee on rules accompanying this resolution shall be considered as adopted. the bill, as amended, shall be considered as read. all points of order against provisions in the bill, as amended, are waived. the previous question shall be considered as ordered on the bill, a

that boy burgess who was from discovery bay that, woman cooperating with police. >>> there's a new law that every california driver needs to know about. it's supposed to keep bicyclists safe. kiet do explains the new road rule from a cyclist's point of view. >> reporter: the law now says cars must give you a full 3 feet if they're passing you on any roadway. that is a full 36 inches from any part of you or your bike to any part of the car. if a car cannot give you 3 feet, then they center to slow down until they can. violators will be fined $35. bikers we talked with think it's a great idea but are skeptical. >> it's wonderful. >> reporter: yeah? why? >> it protects the bicyclists. >> i've been riding many years and it pretty much sucks. they're right up on you. >> reporter: you don't think it will happen? >> it's not too bad on a wide road like this, but on some of the narrow roads if you're riding a bike, you're lucky if they give you 3 inches let alone 3 feet. >> reporter: the law goes into effect september of next year. >> if a driver violates the new law and causes a crash, he or

. >> now, police say after burgess was taken into custody, he told them he wanted to see what it was be in grand theft auto. >>> police in south dakota are hoping to solve a decades' long cold case. it results from a 1950s studebaker that was pulled from a creek yesterday. human remains were actually found inside and around the vehicle. they are all being tested. >>> officials believe they could be the remains of cheryl miller and pamela jackson. they never showed up at a party back in 1971. they were never heard from again. their families have been contacted. >>> starting in january, paparazzi in california will face stiffer penalties for taking pictures of the children of celebrities. it's part of a new law that was backed by hollywood stars, halle berry and jennifer garner. it was signed by california governor jerry brown yesterday. when it takes effect, the paparazzi could face a year in jail and a fine up to $10,000. >>> pope benedict speaking out for the first time since he stepped down as the leader of the catholic church. he released a letter in which he denied covering up fo

burgess: i thank the speaker for the recognition. let me remind my colleagues here on the floor of the house we are considering house resolution 339, provides for consideration of h.r. 2775, the no subsidies without verification act of 2013. and he despite all of the -- and despite all of the tactics to distract from that debate, that is what the debate centers on today. i would like to point out to my colleagues an opinion piece in the "wall street journal" from today called stopping obamacare fraud. i want to read a little bit of the opinion piece. every politician claims to hate fraud in government and the house of representatives will have a chance to prove it wednesday when it votes to close a gigantic hole for potential abuse in the affordable care act. the health and human services department announced in july it won't verify individual eligibility for the tens of billions in insurance subsidies that the law will dole out. americans are supposed to receive those subsidies based on income and only if their employer doesn't prov

the boy has been identified as burgess hu from discovery bay. and neighbors are planning a candlelight vigil for him tonight at 7:00 at the timberpoint school in discovery bay. >>> other bay area news today san francisco police got ahold of cell phone video showing these two pit bulls fighting as people cheered them on. police say that it happened at the hunters view public housing development. two people were arrested from that incident. >>> authorities are still looking for these four suspects, a black male with jeans and long-sleeved black shirt, a man of pacific islander descent in a dark jacket and jeans, a black woman in red shirt and gray sweatpants and another man pacific islander descent with a camouflage jacket. >>> palo alto police used the find my iphone app to track down this guy. they say 48-year-old mario zargoza of san jose stole an ipad out of a home in san jose. police later found several stolen electronic items and jewelry as well as prescription drugs at zargoza's home. he has been booked on four felony charges. detectives wa

texas republican michael burgess. >> certainly the mood in the district that i represent is "do not do this," and i honestly didn't hear anything that told me i ought to have a different position. >> reporter: california democrat janice hahn. >> i think a lot of us are concerned. where is the international community? if this is such an outrage, if this is so abhorrent to everyone, where is the outrage? >> reporter: the president reached out to some skeptics by phone, and will meet with the leaders of six congressional committees at the white house tomorrow morning. secretary of state john kerry, who made the case for strikes on five sunday talk shows, is being dispatched to the hill for a series of hearings this week, along with the secretary of defense and the director of national intelligence. they will be challenged this week by members who feel that the resolution drafted by the white house essentially gives the president a blank check to use as much force as he wants. the white house said today it will work with congress to narrow and focus that language in advance of a vote next

ran over burgess hu. night, family, friends and well-wishers are holding a vigil in his honor. >> pam: kron-4's alecia reid is live in byron at the ceremony for the little boy. alecia? >> reporter: yes pam, hundreds of people have come here to honor and paris specs to the birches who pyrrhic if you look behind me there still people here and this vigil's started about an hour ago there still people showing up and giving speeches. to kick off the verge of visual his voice got the voice belts picked up the ceremony. >> is really hard not to cry during class but is good but you have counselors here to talk wept. >> reporter: the school is taking donations and for his family in their time of need. their plan for both families. praying for both families. >> pam: an update on a story you saw only on kron 4 news the district attorney's office could file charges against the man seen beating a 10- month old puppy on an instagram video. >> pam: you saw this video on kron 4 last week, and it has sparked outrage. it a

and we all love purchas purcha we live pams name is burgess., a friend of mine who had seen him riding his bike on the shoulder said that he saw the accident and was absolutely horrific. he could seek the s u v and also saw the man running across a byron highway. they thought that it was his father but as a father, it was unbelievable the a scene that is heart wrenching. he said that he had nightmares all night long fo >> a two-year old girl in pittsburg was hit by a car last night. the girl was playing outside with other children. when she ran into the street after a ball. the accident happened on jimno avenue. at around 6- pm. police say, speed and alcohol do not appear to be a factor. the child was taken to children's hopistal oakland's. suffering from serious injuries. family members tell kron four that the girl is showing good vital signs this morning. >> developing news out of oakland this morning where police are investigating a shooting that ended in a fatal car crash. it all started overnight with a shooting on the 11- hundred block of

property manager, a great general, a tremendous leader, a congressman, a member of the house of burgesses, president of the united states for two terms and one of the best whiskey makers in america when he died. that's quite a life. >> primarily a research and scholarship facility, it will be open to the public only by appointment. washington was credited as a visionary, noting his words applied then as it does now. >> to be sure any historian will tell you that george washington was a fiscal conservative. but he also did not despise taxation. he called it unpleasant but vital. >> two-time pulitzer prize winner david mccullough gave the inaugural lecture and could hardly contain his enthusiasm. >> his auto auto biography is on paper, >> in addition to washington's time as the revolutionary commander in chief and the president's first president, the library goes beyond that, what made the man tick and his accomplishments which began with a little more than a 6th grade education, driven by discipline, and a can-do american spirit. >> midnight monday is the deadline for congress to approve a

gillette burgess was a humorous, a writer. he wanted to be known as a serious novelist but he was better known for his children's books and nonsense works. he wrote "the purple cow." have you heard of that one? it's an old san francisco one. but he got so sick of it. tive written down here. he hated people reciting it back to him so he wrote, "a, yes, i wrote "the purple cow," i'm sorry now i wrote it. but i can tell you anyhow, i'll kill you if you quote it." he used carville in two of his novels, scenes and characters. one is a romantic. a guy rents one and brings his dates out there for a little romantic rendezvous. and another one where an old car conductor rents a car and it comes to life. you have to read more in these books. another artist and musicians. this car on the left, number one, was called la bohemme rented in the sutro section by musicians who when they finished their work downtown in the clubs and theaters would go out to carville to this clubhouse in the night and drink and go skinny dipping in the surf and

michael burgess, for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for five minutes. mr. burgess: i thank the chairman for yielding to me. a term used legislative malpractice, it's an interesting term because i believe it applies so succinctly to the process that gave us the affordable care act, many people don't remember december 21, 2009, a dim memory, on that very night, on the longest and darkest evening of the year, the senate held a cloture vote to allow the affordable care act to proceed to a vote in the full senate. and it passed. the 60-vote margin. on christmas eve the affordable care act on that passed same 60-vote margin right ahead of a big snowstorm because all the senators wanted to get out of town. let's think about this for a minute. when they are hearing hearings on 3590 held? o, there were not. but there was never a hearing on h.r. 3590, save the hearing in the rules committee the night before it came to the floor of the house in march of 2010. the hearings on h.r. 320

burgess is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i do feel obligated to point out will hear about the 41 times of repeal, seven of those repeals have been signed into law by the president. when we forget about the seven times the president jettisoned his own law. people can't sign up for the because they close the window. the out of pocket caps limit, that was has been. employer mandate, that was suspended. reporting requirements, the small business health exchange is can they won't be open until 2015 so they were delayed by a year. the deadline for insurance contracts to be in and by october 1, that was delayed and then the administrator of the center for medicare and medicaid services promise me at the end of july that all of the rates in states like texas where the federal fallback exchange is being set up would be available on september 15. mr. chairman, we are going to wrong way to september 15 right now. is endemic is critical for our country right now, and i thank the gentleman for bringing it and i yield back. >> the gentlem

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hundreds of people turned out to mourn his death at timber point school in discovery bay where burgess went to school. tonight's vigil will be at the school where he was struck by a driver who just crop dropped off her kids. >> marin county had the dubious disstumpx of some of the highest breast cancer rates in the country. there seems to be progress with prevention. researchers report a downward trend. we take a look at the numbers and marin count yes had a high breast cancer rate. it started to change after 2003. when the womens' health initiative first reported a link between combination hormone replacement therapy and breast cancer. >> around 2003 as women began to discontinue pesto yon yoe pauseal use we saw a decrease in incident race. >> roits raits reported every five years and found there was a 13% drop from five-year period ending in 2000 to ending in 2010. janice is a zero breast cancer nonprofit. saying saying we need to find out who is more susceptible. >> we continue to look for causes particularly environmental cause that's may be contributing to the incidents of breast

his name is zachary burgess.d an officer he warranted to see what it was like to reenact the videogame, grand theft auto. the woman inside the stolen truck said burgess was acting crazy. >> i think i was lucky to get out. it was, i didn't think i was going to be able to get out because he was just, backwards, forwards, doors are locked. he wasn't listening to me, ignoring my. like he was in whole another world honestly. it was weirdist thing. he had rage in his eyes. martha: he was released after posting $80,000 bond. he now faces several charses including car theft and kidnapping. raises questions about, i don't know if he has any prior convictions or prior arrests or any mental health history but raises connections between those things and some of these video games. bill: certainly does. we'll stay tuned with what happens on that and those charges. 22 before the hour now. martha: indeed it is, bill hemmer. we'll move to this story in a moment. a wave of terror attacks taking the lives of innocent people like th

hundreds of people turned out to mourn his ath at timber point school in discovery bay where burgess wt to school. tonight's vigil will be at the school where he s struck by a driver who just crop dropped off her ds. >> marin county had the dubious disstumpx of some of the highest breast cancer rates in t country. there seems to be progress with prevention. researchers report a downward trend. we take a look at the numbers and marin count yes had a high breast cancer rate. it started to change after 2003. when the womens' health initiative first reported a link between combination hormonereplacement therapy and breast cancer. >> around 2003 as won began to discontinue pesto yon yoe pauseal use we saw a decrease in incident race. >> roits raits reported every five years and found there was a 13% drop from five-year period ending in 2000 to endingn 2010. janice is a zero breast cancer nonprofit. saying saying we need to find out who is more susceptible. >> we continue to look for causes particularly environmental cause that's may be contributing to the incidents of breast cancer. >> in

-- we want to bring in burgess efforts -- burgess everetts. how much hope is there that the shutdown can be averted by minna tonight? guest: it will be very steep for that happen -- that to happen. they will probably leave in just the house will maybe respond back. is a chance that a one- week extension could come up. neither side, house republicans or senate democrats, say there is no anything to negotiate -- say there is anything to negotiate about. us through what those amendments are that the house added on to the funding measure yesterday. a two point three percent medical tax on all devices. medical tax on all devices. there is a one-year delay of aamacare, which is seen as concession. both of those are nonstarters. senator reid has said no changes to obamacare as a part of this government funding fight. it is not exactly a concession in his view. from politicone this morning -- tell us a little bit about what. redos doing today. -- about what harry reid is doing today. harry reid is saying we are not going to assess what you are going t

congressman burgess, you were on the rules committee.vitably, this would come through the rules committee. has there been a discussion about having multiple resolutions or amendments? >> no. >> would you like to see a multiple tiered strategy? i from a rules perspective, would have to come to the floor for a vote. if that is the intention of the president, it would belong to block it at the level of the rules committee. >> no discussions about multiple resolutions or amendments. >> no. resolution that authorized force in iraq. it was before i got here, but it was pretty well laid out. saddam hussein had done this over time. i thought it spelled things out pretty well. at the same time, no one would've predicted that 10 years later we would still be there. cost estimates, they were not inaccurate. it was just the length of time. >> thank you. >> we understand that closed- door meeting on capitol hill is done. we will be showing you remarks from lawmakers made after that meeting later today on c-span. according to the "washington republica

here is scott burgess, "motor trend" detroit editor.here is this hype around the idea that he is creating a self-driving car. but you say he is late to that game? >> absolutely. what he said was, he will have an autonomous carrin three years which would be fantastic. that would be great. he goes really what i will have is 90% of an autonomous car. everybody already has it. it is last 10% that makes the big difference between autonomous and something the driver has to operate it. melissa: back up. what is in the 10%? you're terrifying me. the whole idea of car driving itself and being totally autonomous, all of this doesn't necessarily sound like a great idea for me. but what is that last 10%? >> the last 10% knowing precise location of the car on the road. and also, act trouble being able to adapt to any kind of emergency. a cat in the middle of the road. melissa: and and you don't want to squish it. >> right. you can buy a cadillac, her said, toyota with all the technology in it right now that would allow you to do what musk would be c

community united in grief, and some offering forgiveness to the mother who drove the vehicle that killed burgess, after dropping off her on children at school. >> give them a hug, tell them you know it's an accident, and they are completely forgiven. >> it's very difficult. we live in a small town, and we're all very close. >> we also have to worry about the families who are left behind, and the students left behind who loved him as much as we did. >> reporter: to help the community heal, parents tell me there will be another vigil tomorrow night. some of his friends plan to hold a bike ride in his memory this saturday. amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> and on our facebook page, the ktvu facebook page, you can post your condolences to the hu family. more than 1,000 people have already done so. >>> a bay area bike riders say they are thrilled that governor jerry brown has signed new legislation at keeping them safe. the legislation requires drivers to keep a 3-foot buffer zone between their vehicles and bicyclists. if it's not possible, they must slow down and pass, but only when doing so does

community united in grief, and some offering forgiveness to the mother who drove the vehicle that killed burgess, after dropping off her on children at school. >> give them a hug, tell them you know it's an accident, and they are completely forgiven. >> it's very difficult. we live in a small town, and we're all very close. >> we also have to worry about the families who are left behind, and the students left behind who loved him as much as we did. >> reporter: to help the community heal, parents tell me there will be another vigil tomorrow night. some of his friends plan to hold a bike ride in his memory this saturday. amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> and on our facebook page, the ktvu facebook page, you can post your condolences to the hu family. more than 1,000 people have already done so. >>> a bay area bike riders say they are thrilled that governor jerry brown has signed new legislation at keeping them safe. the legislation requires drivers to keep a 3-foot buffer zone between their vehicles and bicyclists. if it's not possible, they must slow down and pass, but only when doing so does

property manager, a great general, a tremendous leader, a congressman, a member of the house of burgessesident of the united states for two terms and one of the best whiskey makers in america. >> reporter: it will be open to the public only by appointment. tim kaine and mark warner held him out to be a visionary. >> any historian will tell you that george washington was a fiscal conservative. but he also did not despise taxation. he called it unpleasant but vital. >> reporter: two-time historian and author david mccullough gave the inaugural lecture. >> i think his autobiography is not on paper. his autobiography is this place. i think this is one of the most important sites not just in america but in the world. >> reporter: private donations paid for all of it. in addition to washington's time as the revolutionary commander in chief and the nation's first president, the library seeks to go beyond that and talk about the man, what made him tick and his so many accomplishments. it began with a little more than the equivalent of a sixth-grade education but were driven by discipline and can-

foggy coming through some of the burgess, but aside from that, it's very warm inland.with numbers mostly in the near 60-degree range. read it in oakland. livermore has one to 66. santa rosa has some low clouds at 54 degrees and san francisco has 57. by 9:00, we will be in the low 70s inland in the upper 60s around the bay. that's about an hour from now. a number of things going on around the bay this weekend. astros taking on the a's. sunny and warm and near 76 degrees. and the packers taking on the 40 niners. 1:25 p.m., sunny, mild. gametime temp of 73. so beautiful day for sports, but if you want to head out to see the america's cup, it will also be nice. 69 degrees on the marina green. look at the golden gate bridge. low clouds have returned. coastal cool. highs near 100 degrees still inland today. we will cool it off more by midweek. high-pressure part over the west coast. as long as that high persists over nevada, warm weather through tuesday when most low clouds will move further inland. when they do, that will cool everybody off. for the time being, cooler along

we'll start with representative michael burgess, a texas republican. >> i received information over the weekend and i have to tell you i'm not there. no one in my district is asking for this action and, in fact, people in the district, northern part of texas have been quite outspoken that they don't want this to happen. look, the strategy, at least as it has been outlined to me is missing something, that is, what happens the day after? you launch cruise missiles and degrade runways around damascus, okay, great, we've taught him a lesson, but what about the day after? you still have the president of syria in charge, and he still controls the chemical weapons at his disposal so you really haven't changed the equation other than making him more desperate in the days ahead. >> let's listen to this bite from the president as he makes his case for military intervention. >> there are certain weapons that when used cannot only end up resulting in grotesque deaths but also can end up being transmitted to non-state actors, can pose a risk to allies and friends of ours like israel, like jordan, li

burgess said he used a 12 year-old and makeshift memorial was some of pyrrhic at the school.bike to school every day and someone concerned about it because the road is so busy occurred as for the driver she has them and charged with any crime. the investigation will continue. some of the children go to this school making it even more difficult and grief counselors were available for students. tonight the visual will be held at 7:00 and all new information from the vigil at 8:00. j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: and a couple of 60s near the coast line. our inland valleys are hitting 1785. and the north bay with 83 in san rafael, the bay area except for the san mateo coastline there a couple patches of fault with a little the fog up there to mark tonight. largely clear skies tonight it will stay clear but the plants will pick up near the coast into tuesday. i will show you how cool it will get in your neighborhood coming up >> pam: some of the teenagers trash and from out and f l home apparently feeling bad about what happened and how many of them actually tried to make d