the impact flipped burton's car. he died at the scene. the driver of the charger ran away. >> i'll never forget wesley burton. >> fellow radio host brought flowers to the station in memory of wesley, man she called the true friend. >> i'm a single parent with young son of color and wesley was always a role model for my son. >> reporter: burton and his wife have three young sons. >> family man, father, devoted father. when his kids had spring break, he stayed home with the kids to days and his wife stayed home two days. >> reporter: kevin vans is asking the hit-and-run driver to surrender. >> we don't know what happened but, dude, just come back with your hands up and take responsibility because we loved this guy, and we want some closure. >> reporter: closure and justice for westley burton. the search for the hit-and-run suspect continues inch berkeley, abc7 nut. >> a tax hit and killed a teenager who ran into the street. it happened around 10:30 last night at larken and pine streets, the taxi driver stopped and is cooperating with the in

this is all to remember wesley burton. burton hosted the after hours program at kpfa in berkeley.e spent decades working in radio. he also worked at the youth radio training program which is where i met him back in the '90s. the crash that took his life sol suddenly happened around 2:20 in the morning. there was a speeding dodge charger that slammed into burton's car leaving him dead at the scene. the driver got out of the car and ran off before officers got here. this weekend burton's colleagues did a tribute show for him and there was a poem that was read. here is part of it. >> god, please get that snake. punish those that can't help themselves and forage them not when they hit and run in >> reporter: there has been a go fund me account that has been set up for burton to help his wife and children with expenses. right now people have donated more than $13,000 for the family. it's unclear if oakland police have been able to identify the driver of that dodge vehicle. but we will be checking in with authorities. of course later on this morning. for >> we'll check in with you in a

wesley burton was kit by a hit-and-run driver. cornell has more. >> reporter: that police search continues tonight. it is a shock to everyone here at kpfa radio. they can't believe they're beloved coworker is gone. a voice on the radio, silenced. >> i was going to say something profound about this, but the fact is it's just a shock. >> reporter: kpfa radio host kevin vance can't describe. >> how can this happen to such a great guy? >> reporter: burton was a radio engineer and co-hosted late night side show radio. his last broadcast was friday where he predicted the warrior was take the nba championship. >> i sound optimistic but they're going to win the whole thing. >> reporter: after the show he drove home but was struck and killed by a speeding dodge charger on martin luther king boulevard. police say the impact filmed burton's car. the driver of the charger ran away. fellow radio host brought flowers to the station in memory of wesley a man she called a true friend. >> i'm a single parent with a young son of color and wesley wa

wesley burton was kit by a hit-and-run driver. cornell has more. >> reporter: that police search continues tonight. it is a shock to everyone here at kpfa radio. they can't believe they're beloved coworker is gone. a voice on the radio, silenced. >> i was going to say something profound about this, but the fact is it's just a shock. >> reporter: kpfa radio host kevin vance can't describe. >> how can this happen to such a great guy? >> reporter: burton was a radio engineer and co-hosted late night side show radio. his last broadcast was friday where he predicted the warrior was take the nba championship. >> i sound optimistic but they're going to win the whole thing. >> reporter: after the show he drove home but was struck and killed by a speeding dodge charger on martin luther king boulevard. police say the impact filmed burton's car. the driver of the charger ran away. fellow radio host brought flowers to the station in memory of wesley a man she called a true friend. >> i'm a single parent with a young son of color and wesley wa

when burton's best friend got news of burton's death he felt flattened too. take sot the whole he leaves"for me personally long friendship is like the on gone as devastating. >> reporter:burton was a radio show co-host and engineer at kfpa. his show spotlighted local musical talent. he driving home saturday morning when this white dodge charger, police say came speeding down 60th and hit burton on mlk in oakland. burton was pronounced dead on the scene,the driver- took off- and police have yet to make an arrest. meanwhile burton leaves behind his wife three children and an audience of local listeners his friends say loved him. "to bring a man who's been a great person to everyone here at the station. it's awful helpful a person continuing and kind to everyone. >> reporter:a bicyclist recovering this morning with a punctured uber driver in san around 1-30 sunday afternoon. police say the bicyclist rode up to the uber driver's passenger side and began yelling at the driver to push in his mirror. the bicylist then sped up and the uber driver also sped up.strikin

coming up at 6:30 the growing memorial to wesley burton as police continue to search for the person who ran from the scene. >> i saw him being put on the stretcher and they wheeled him away. >> uber driver arrested. why police believe he intentionally hit a bicyclist. >>> good morning. an alleged case of road rage at san francisco's fisherman's wharf has landed a bicyclist in the hospital and uber driver in jail. this happened yesterday afternoon around 1:00 p.m.. the cyclist suffered a puncture lung and broken collarbone after witnesses say the uber driver deliberately hit him with his car. the driver identified as emerson carbalo. he was ayred and charged with assault with a deadly weapon. the two men argued and shouted at each other. >> i just heard people yelling. >> he's a cyclist from witness accounts where banging on the uber cabs window. pushing in a side view mirror. >> after that cars mirror was pushed they both picked up speed and the uber car served hitting the bikes rear wheel. or thoughts are with the victim of this terrible incident as we gather more information. >>> pg&e

the crash victim.wesley burton. was a local radio host. he worked at k-p-f-a radio station in berkeley. it's been 20 years since the oklahoma city bombing.the country's worst act of domestic terrorism. several hundred people gathered at the former site of the oklahoma city federal building today to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the bombing there that killed 168 people. >> vicki: former president bill clinton, who was in office when the bomb went off in 1995, spoke to the victims and their families. timothy mcveigh was executed for carrying out the deadly attack. his accomplice, terry nichols is serving life in prison. today is the final day of san francisco's cherry blossom festival. the big cultural event wrapped up this afternoon in japantown. some 50 thousand people coming from all over the bay to enjoy the day. this is the 48th year of the event that celebrates japanese traditions. there was a parade, plenty of food, and of course the ever popular taiko drummers. organizers call this year's cherry blossom one of their biggest and

wesley burton was a popular staff member. he was a father of three, and was killed in a car crash over the weekend when he was hit by a hit-and-run driver. ktvu's amber lee is at opd headquarters after speaking with burton's wife, and also hearing for her ask for someone to step forward. >> reporter: oakland police told me they haven't arrested anyone yet, but are asking anyone with information to come forward. family and friends want answers. >> and you're listoning to 94.1 in berkely. >> reporter: a present as berkely's kpfa radio for two decades. now silenced. a void inside the broadcast studio, where he worked as a dj, sound engineer, mentor. his wife struggling to come to terms with the impact of his death. >> we're just really broken. we're just picking up pieces. and just, just devastating to us. >> reporter: early saturday morning, burton was driving his silver mercury home from work, when this white car crashed into it near the berkely/oakland city line. police say the hit and run driver fled the scene on foot. burto

burton is a man who changed lives. >> he got guys, friends of ours who might have been selling drugsdio thing. >> reporter: he's been apart of bay area radio for two decades. he worked alongside his childhood friends at kpfa. >> he was the only person i could talk about stuff. >> reporter: he had a knack for giving the perfect answer. what would he say to his grieving friends? >> he would tell me this is life. and hard times come in life. and then, of course, he would make me laugh. >> reporter: what's heartbreaking is the 36-year-old burton leaves behind a wife and three children under the age of 9.

where burton worked.idge will have more on the tragic end to burton 'life and also how the community is responding. sad, sat moment out there. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's monday, april 20th. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. steve is looking at the clock -- the clouds. >> i'm looking at the clock, too. [laughter] >> we have a big fog bank out there. i mean, my goodness. coast started to cool off. now it's everybody's turn. fog has made a strong push inland. it's cold if you are working in the city and live in the city, you might want to bundle up. it's only gonna be in the upper 50s or 60s. mid-60s maybe around the bay. inland will be in some 70s. but very, very few 80s. in the sierra, bear valley had hail yesterday. more thunderstorms will erupt later today. they die down at night. they will pick up during the afternoon. 50s. a lot of 52s in here. speaking. fairfield, the wind has been rip roaring from cordelia, crockett. there is a steady westerly breeze. that means we'll cool it down inland. i

burton worked as a radio host. burton was married with three children and his friends tell us, even though he's gone, so much of him is still here. >> not having him here is going to be hard. you know to have him here for so many things we did and so many memories we had it is going to get easier we are going to miss him. >> the hit and run crash is still under investigation and the driver has not been identified. >>> oakland police is looking for a man who shot a woman while she was putting gas in her car. the gunman pulled up in a 2008 silver chr, he walked up to her and the woman walked over to him and he opened fire. she was rushed to the hospital and the shooter was able to get away. >>> japan's prime minister comes to the bay area today. he's on a u.s. visit that included an address to join congress yesterday. he also has meetings in silicon valley with executive from facebook and yahoo among others. the prime minister is also meeting with governor brown where he will try to interest our governor with their b

david burton: one last thought. the list is endless. it disproportionately and adversely affect small firms and startup firms. and large firms can grapple with the complexity, but also, you know, calculating and the cost of making calculations does not -- they are disproportionately large for small firms. so that is a huge burden on entrepreneurial leadership tried to launch the businesses or growth of businesses. >> this has been a terrific conference. and, of course, the title is the tax place. that is, obviously, a critical issue. but i have also heard at least three of you on this panel talk about the impact of the corporate tax rate, which people know is the highest in the world. and i have even heard a discussion about simple vacation and complexity -- simplification and complexity. the base, the rate, and complexities/simple vacation. -- simplification. on the off chance that there is an impressionable staffer on the ways and means committee here, what might the four of you -- and i would really like to get all four of your opini

wesley burton died early saturday in a crash at martin luther king, jr. way and 59th street in oakland. burton cohosted two music shows on public radio station kpfa after hours and side show radio. friends are now urging the driver who hit him to do the right thing. >> honestly i just want the person to turn themselves in. accidents happen. we're not here to say people are evil, but when you leave the scene of such an accident, you just say you don't care about life. >> burton leaves behind a wife and three children. >>> certainly no fun and games here at this playground. in richmond a driver lost control after cars stuck on the slide at a church playground. police say the woman got distracted, drove on to the sidewalk then in to a fence, then slid kind of like a skateboard on rails and down an embankment before ending up like that. amazingly she and her 7-year-old son who was not in a booster seat and up front in that car they got out unscathed. >>> the warriors gear up for game 2 of the playoffs tonight. but now there's new uproar over the fans. >> the

game time in a little under a half-hour at the phone booth robert burton, abc 7 sports. back to you. leon: good deal. thanks, robert. hopefully by 11:00 we have some good news. doug: two washington sports teams win in the same day? that would be great. clouds late in the day. 67 degrees for the high. rain on friday. should clear out friday night and saturday looks to be the best of the bunch ahead. sunshine is 75. at some point, sunday afternoon and sunday evening some rain will return. lingering into monday and clearing out thereafter. steve rudin will get new computer model guidance in the evening and he'll update the weekend forecast and probably a few more things as well when you join you tonight. leon: going up or going down? doug: everything will go up. mold spores will go down but the rest up. leon: we've been warned. thanks for that. "world news tonight" coming up next right here. join us for news at >>> tonight, the major security breach the chaos, the pilot flying undetected able to land on the capitol lawn. tourists stunned. the immediate lockdown. >> this is

burton was a radio show co- host and engineer at k-f-p- a. where he would spotlight local musicians. his coworkers and friends say he'll be greatly missed. "it's a devastating event" >> darya: burton leaves behind his wife, three children, and an audience of local listeners who loved him. the radio station did a tribute to him over the full of flowers. launching a campaign to make sure his kids and widow are taken care of. happening today. for "four-twenty". it's an unofficial marijuana holiday that brings thousands of people to the city says the celebration has gotten too big to ignore. people packed the park. this year, officials have a plan to control the crowds. including several road closures in the area of golden gate park during the evening commute. kron 4's will tran will have a live report at 6:30 with the details on how to get around the closures. a bicyclist is recovering >> darya: from a punctured lung and several broken bones. after yesterday. police say the bicyclist rode up to the uber driver's passenger side and began yelling

burton had three children. the gofundme is set up to help the family. >>> pg&e has hired an independent investigator to look into the fiery gas pipeline explosion that hurt nearly a dozen people friday. one person is constituent in critical condition after a blast at a sheriff's shooting range. pg&e workers believe a tractor was digging in the area and accidentally hit a pipeline. witnesses say they saw the tractor driving over the area when the blast happened. the pipe had been inspected earlier this month and had no issues reported. >>> really a beautiful sunday across the bay area. let's take you out live and look at emeryville. a nice night as the sun's still shining brightly. warmer than usual temperatures to talk about. a lot of people headed outside to enjoy those. meteorologist anthony is here. temperatures changing? >> temperatures cooling because of the marine layer from the emeryville cam. 60 in san francisco. mid 60s today, even the mid 70s across the south bay. almost 66 in san jose. 73 now in live

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. >> reporter: wesley burton's voice was silenced early saturday morning as he drove home from the police station. police say a hit-and-run driver slammed into his car. burton is a man who changed lives. >> he got guys, friends of ours who might have been selling drugs to go try this radio thing. >> reporter: he's been apart of bay area radio for two decades. he worked alongside his childhood friends at kpfa. >> he was the only person i could talk about stuff. >> reporter: he had a knack for giving the perfect answer. what would he say to his grieving friends? >> he would tell me this is life. and hard times come in life. and then, of course, he would make me laugh. >> reporter: what's heartbreaking is the 36-year-old burton leaves behind a wife and three children under the age of 9. a gofundme page to help them is already gaining momentum. >> he felt like the man of the household, he needed to support his family. and by any means he did it. he had several jobs. >> reporter: by all accounts he was a guy who took responsibility and showed compassion. and what's frustrating is the person re

great next up if we can have the principle from the phillip burton high school come on up (clapping) so burton high school receives $14,600 in grant funding to implement their program to college. >> congratulations. >> oh she can't yes as a quick backtrack alamo receives over $13,000 in grant funding integration (clapping.) next up if we can have the team from chinese immersion the gentleman couldn't make it but representatives from calvin and greg as well as lawrence and c i s receives 29 hundreds for their student room (clapping). >> we're building a spa we want to clarify that survives technology engineering and arts and math (laughter). >> yes, we followed a rigorous they got 16 awards so next up fairmont elementary (clapping.) sincerely mount it receiving $23,000 to implement a instruction for the e ls. >> (clapping) all right. now we have francisco middle school come on up. >> (clapping.) francisco is receiving $36,000 to pursue a group around ucla. >> great job (clapping.) next up we have hover middle school sinclair and her team to come up and join us on the podium (clapping)

valentine (clapping) i'm happy to report that phillip burton high school has 3 creative writing clubs for the potato we say in our school district they take time to read, write, and explore poetry and the english teachers helped to guide the slam team the young writers club and the friday writers club i'm proud that 3 burton students nora, and with two others will be reading original poems under the doom event at city hall this wednesday from 5:30 to 8:30 and at the place to congratulations to the students and fabulous teachers that coached them and i'd like to announce this thursday washington high school well-being programs that is the best title for a club the bully me not club are having a lot of day they'll shed light on the lgbt and mental health problems that follow as an adult to cast light on those issues and be playing a loblt lgbt trivia so congratulations to washington high school and the wonderful events i'm very, very proud to announce this past wednesday the 22 of april i had the definition pleasure to bebe in the fourth grade k run that took place in golden gate park n

robert burton has been embedded with the wizards. a team has never come from 3-0 diwn own in an nba series and won. robert: exactly. john wall, when he does not have the hot hand, he finds the guy who does. the man with the super hot hand tonight was the veteran paul pierce, knocking it down from beyond the arc to give the wiz a very comfortable lead late. here is the truth after the game. paul: i'm glad they brought me here. i'm just grateful for the opportunity. they made some great plays, dies get eight -- guys did a great job. robert: tim, you say you think it is over, i have to agree, it might be over. they get this done sunday, they have a clean sweep. live at the phone booth, robert burton, abc 7 sports. tim: i agree. baseball fans, the downward spiral for the nats continues. bottom of the eighth, martin prado singles with runners on second and third, ballgame. nats lose again, 3-2. once again three games below .500. red sox-orioles, bottom of the eighth ripped to right field. wave goodbye, the red sox beat the orioles, 7-5. t

and robert burton was with the team today. robert: a very upbeat skate around this morning after last night's overtime heroics. the caps are now tied with the islanders 2-2 and the momentum is once again in their favor. you can credit 1/3 of last night's d.c. trifecta to nicklas backstrom. today, players told us they're not surprised that backstrom was the hero. >> he's everything that you want to play. stuff like that. >> but when you can get your star players getting points and getting confidence then it's good for your team. >> the caps have to focus their attention on game five. puck drops at 7:00. the caps could take a 3-2 lead. at ketler with the caps robert burton, abc 7 sports. robert: thank you very much. and there's been so much said about tim tebow and his new deal with the philadelphia eagles. the details have now been revealed. it's a one-year contract. no guarantees no signing bonus. it's a base salary minimum for three year veterans $660,000 if he makes the team. so not bad if you can get that kind of job. but b

for now, at nfl draft day robert burton abc 7 sports. tim: thank you very much. hear more coming up tonight. meanwhile, the caps are in new york for game one of the best of seven conference semifinal series against the rangers. new york won 3-4 from the capitals during the regular season. the caps play faster heavier with good chemistry and they come in with a whole lot of momentum after beating the islanders in game seven on monday night. hey, let's go to baseball. nationals are in new york to play the mets in a four game set. what an opportunity to get things going in the right direction, nationals have just had back-to-back wins scoring 26 runs. tonight, they have strasburg on the mound. they play new york four straight head to head. the nationals need some momentum and they need to win all four of those. maureen: let's hope they get going. let's hope the rain gets going, too. doug: take a look at doppler radar. heavier downpours and it's moving from right to left. east to west across your screen. but the tempo will taper down late tonight into tomorrow mornin

live at the phone booth, robert burton, abc 7 sports. back to you. >> see if the phone booth can get as loud as it was last year. my ears are still ringing from the caps game. let's move on and speaking of the capitals, we saw the emergence of a rookie superstar last night. got his first ever nhl goal against the isles and added another one later. had two assists. showed the same kind of stardom that experts predicted a long time ago. they head to long island hoping to close down the nassau coliseum in game six. >> he wants to learn and he listens more than anybody i know and he's like a sponge. he soaks it all in and he basically won the game for us. tim: game six tomorrow afternoon. that will be at 3:00. the nats start a 10 game road trip in miami tonight. jordan zimmerman on the heels for the nats. ryan zimmerman may get the night off to rest his sore foot. maureen: good luck to them. doug: all right. it's clear out there. it's going to get cold. frost advisory and freeze warning is farther north towards the maryland and pennsylvania

burton was blocks from his home. >> i miss him, you know? just turn yourself in. >> he leaves behind his wife and three children ages four through nine. they are all missing hammond making funeral arrangements. crimestoppers is offering a $10,000 reward for information that helps solve the case. >>> the parents of michael brown will file a civil lawsuit against the city of ferguson missouri. he claims that brown, an unarmed african-american teenager, do not have to be shot and killed by darren wilson. wilson has never been charged in the case. brown's parents say they have never accepted his story that the shooting was in self-defense. there is no much work on how much compensation and are asking for. >>> a u.s. marshals under fire for smashing a woman's cell phone last weekend. beatrice paez was using a cell phone to record marshals arresting a group of people but a deputy marshals that she was interfering and through her phone to the ground. the incident was caught by a neighbor who was also filming the arrest. >> i felt assaulted. he was

wesley burton was hit in a fatal hit-and-run crash in oakland. burton co-hosted two music shows on the public radio station after hours and sideshow radio. so far the gofundme account has raised $17,000. >>> a man will be arraigned in washington, d.c. after allegedly scaling a white house fence. jerome hunter faces a charge of unlawful entry. secret service officers arrested him last night. they say hunter climbed the fence on the south side of the white house grounds. >>> today as many as 10,000 people could turn out at hippie hill to get high in public. it's part of the annual 4/20 celebration involving marijuana users across the country. and it's a day when police generally allow pot smoking since there are too many people to ticket. but there are costs. last year the city spent $100,000 to clean up. >> we never know what to expect. we just prepare for a large crowd. >> you can expect crowded sidewalks and long lines at nearby stores. organizers are asking people not to bring glass bottles and pick up their trash. >>> more than 100 -- a 5k cou

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robert burton standing by at the verizon center. the caps have work cut out for them tonight against the islanders. robert? robert: they definitely do. all this blue is slowly turning to red as it gets closer and closer to game time. the caps aren't in the red yet. they could be if they lose tonight. we'll talk caps and islanders. th robert: welcome back to verizon. game two caps and islanders. stanley cup playoffs. we just learned some information, braden holtby will not start tonight. he's been sick for the past couple of days. phillip grudbauer will be in front of the net to start this one for the 7:00 puck drop. however, the caps need urgency tonight. they're down 1-0 game. they want to tie this series up 1-1 before they head into new york because one thing you don't want to do in the post season is travel and you're down 2-0 games. earlier this week we talked to forwards and they say the more we play, the better we are. here's troy brouwer. >> we were a little out last game. not our best hockey game which is disappointing in th

burton worked as a host of kpla in berkely. told us, even though he's gone, so much of him is still here, including his wife and three children. >> to not have him here for the milestones that are coming in my life, it's going to be hard, but to know that i had him here for so many memories that we have. it's going to get easier, but we're going to miss him. >> his friends are now hoping that the hit-and-run driver will come forward, so burton's family can get closure in his tragedy. >>> a popular san francisco pub went up in flames today. the fire at liverpool lile started just after 7:00 this morning. the pub has been a many stay for more than 40 years. one worker was inside, when the bar and restaurant filled with smoke and fire, but escaped unharmed. people who lived in an apartment had to get out, along with 40 people in a nearby hotel. the fire appears to have started in the walls behind the kitchen, possibly due to electrical wiring. >>> tool maker black and decker agrees to pay a lawsuit over lawnmowers. in some caseses

in court today, assistant district attorney mark burton insisted the arrest was valid, but when attorneysdurst called the f.b.i. agents and state investigator to the stand, no one appeared. the magistrate judge postponed the hearing and ordered the u.s. attorney's office to either produce the witnesses or be in contempt.t burton wouldn't comment, but deguerin did. >> we want to be in court. we want to have witnesses. we want to cross examine witnesses. t i said to the court, "it sounds like to me they're trying to hide the ball." >> reporter: if you're wondering why durst's attorneys are taking these state charges so seriously, it's because if durst is convicted on these weapon charges, he could be sent to prison for 15 years, and when you're nearly 72 years old, that could be a life sentence.be scott. >> pelley: erin moriarty of "48 hours." erin, thank you very much. a river of mud plows through a town in the middle of dry season when we come back. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with

burton wouldn't comment but deguerin did. >> we want to be in court. we want to have witnesses.ant to cross examine witnesses. i said to the court "it sounds like to me they're trying to hide the ball." >> reporter: if you're wonder yg durst's attorneys are taking these state charges so seriously, it's because if durst is convicted on these weapon charges, he could be sent to prison for 15 years and when you're nearly 72 years old, that could be a life sentence. scott. >> pelley: erin moriarty of "48 hours." erin, thank you very much. a river of mud plows through a town in the middle of dry season when we come back. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical condition

robert: robert burton abc 7 news.a star-studded insight into the 25th time -- 2015 national season. leon: i like your suggestion, do the show out there. it will be opening game but first day in the park. alison: still to come, terrorists storm that college campus. a reaction one day after a gunman around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place - including one right here at the shop - now we can stream all things fast and furious. you've done it again, carlos! ♪ with the fastest in-home wifi and millions of hotspots xfinity is perfect for people who love fast. don't miss furious 7 in theaters now. mtango -- leon: they are all current or former correction officers. the fbi found out about the plot and agents arrested all three once they faked the inmates death and offered proof of the killings. >> they were asked if this is what they wanted and eight each said espn they were literally happy about it. beyond bank the men wanted to kill that inmat

and he was courtney burton's boyhood best friend mplt and he said one day, he and courtney were fishing in the pond. they weren't supposed to and they heard a lot of lafter behind them and there was mr. oglebee stabding there. he didn't say anything. he let them fish. he also gave the boys a gold coin whenever he possibly could. for something. for shopping, whatever they wanted to do. he was very generous in that way. but think he was also a very serious man. very serious minded. he was on this mission to kind of, you know, be a great humanitarian. >>> mr. oglebee died in 1926. and i think because he was a wealthy man, a very famous man in this area people didn't know him on a personal basis very well. he was very formal when he was out. i think that people are very grateful that he left his land to the city of wheeling to become a park. i think it was an amazing gift. very generous. and it's nice that the naply didn't quibble with any of this. they thought this was a great gift. when this happened when mr. oglebee passed away in 1926 at the age of 77, his wife, of course, had already p

students that are off track and the school approve the letters before we accepted them anti unusual at burton or former mayor willie brown for families to come to counseling outside the school this is the third year from 2012 we had only a few families that participateed and there's 47 last i couldn't tell year this school year in the fall 81 and having two more sessions this spring that took advantage of that. >> so that concludes our pay attention i think this is a further example of the incredible collaboration between c and i secondary is the dawn of a new era for the support in the various strategy way in support of our strategy goals of the program. >> we have one public speaker then move into questions from my colleagues once we'll move back to our marcie. >> commissioner fewer so thanks for the presentation and thanks for staking so late i know it is really late so, yeah so i example i have a question about page 8 the recovery credit so the timeframe 3 hundred and 16 students we had it looks like for the graduating class of 2014 that would have been 2013-2014 timeframe

good evening i'm vicki liviakis. 36 year old wesley burton died early saturday morning in a hit and run in oakland. kron 4's emily turner talked to his best friend and show co host about the hole he leaves behind. his coworkers and friends didn't him. not only will he be missed by them, they say but his audience as well. the cargo hold you use a longtime french a fractured is why god it's just devastating officers responded to a report of a traffic collision in the area of pine and larkin streets around 10:30 p.m., according to police. police said a cab driving west on pine street struck a pedestrian when she ran out into the street. southpolice said. the taxicab remained on scene cooperating with officers. the search continues for two missing men following a deadly boating accident in marin county. this is video of the search yesterday from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7 news. on saturday. officials recovered the bodies of windsor resident diane kelly and santa rosa resident richard hargreaves. the search for the fishing party launched after someone reported that the boaters h

burton was blocks away from his home. >> i missed him. >> you know?ves behind his wife and three children. his mother and three siblings as well. crime stoppers of oakland is offering $10, 000 reward for information helps solve this case. >> >>> happening today in missouri, the parent of michael brown will file a loot against the city of ferguson. michael brown did not have to be shot and killed by white police officer darren wilson. darren wilson since resigned from the police department has never been charge of the case t. michael brown's parents say they will not accept the story that the story is a self defense shooting. >>> last week in los angeles county. beatrice says she was using her phone. she threw her phone on the ground and shattering the glassed screen. this is all caught on tape by a neighbor who was also filling in the arrest. >> i felt assaulted and he was huge and he had a vest on. i only have my phone and i am only requesting his face. the u.s. marshal is reviewing entire matter. >>> former cia director, david patreaus will be sente

you are in burton newborn arguing that the first amendment was created to protect the democratic process and not individual right. and at 730 pm patricia kelly talks about how poor people in baltimore are treated by the government. and then the argument that china is not taking over the united states as a supreme global power. and then we have grover more quests discussing his critique with the american enterprise institute. and we wrap up barf primetime lineup with robert putnam who questions whether the idea of the american dream is dead in his books. "our kids.". that all happened tonight on c-span2 on booktv. >> here is a look at the upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. the san antonio book festival taking place today. look for some of the festival's programs to air on booktv in the coming weeks. next on april 18 and 19 booktv will be live from the university of southern california for the 20th annual "los angeles times" festival of books. the full schedule of coverage for the weekend is available on our website at booktv.org. then on april 25, the annapoli

but mark burton, it's the first time i have seen ship gets loud and bois rouse as he got the other day. >> i think, chick, there were seven defense attorneys at robert durst's table? >> there were. seven defense attorneys. i will tell you he's put together i called it in my tweets a dream team. he's got some local counsel, billy gibbons, he's got ike spears, african-american lawyer who is new to the team. he's got a qualified, experienced team, sophisticated approach, i think, to this defense. and they made some -- scored some points the other day, judge. >> admit that he can't do it alone? >> rhetorical question. >> okay. >> bob, you know, the fbi apparently was subpoenaed and they didn't show up and then there were fireworks. what do you think should be done? you ran a da's office. >> yeah, i think that this was a major mistake on my opinion on behalf of the prosecution. the defense that subpoenaed the federal agents to be there. what they should have done is move to quarter the subpoena but have the agents there. >> didn't they subpoena -- i don't know that they had sufficient notic

burton was married with three children. a go fund me account has been set up. >>> it is 4:05. a day the thousands of runners have spent months training for. runners from more than 80 countries will take part in the race. two years after the deadly obamaing at the finish line, security will be extremely high. >> reporter: estimated thirty how the runners will lace up today for the 119th boston marathon. added emotional significance. this as the city marks two years since the deadly bombing at the finish line. >> we can never be afraid. >> police are stepping up security to make sure the race goes off without a hitch. prior to the bombing spectators could come and go anywhere along the 26.2 route. but now security cameras are set up on streets and people have to pass through check points. it. >> will take a little bit longer, but not a big deal. we understand given the situation, why they would do. that it is a necessary inconvenience. >> boston police and mayor making it clear they have significant resources to insure everyone's safety. they also need the public's help. >> we'r

robert burton is here with more on this developing story. it's been a long time. robert: the last time washington has seen all-star baseball was back in 1969. the senators hosted at rfk stadium traded the "washington post" was reporting an announcement is expected before tomorrow's first pitch that the park will host the 2018 all-star game. sources close to the organization say the nets have already been told they will host in 2018, it was just a matter of when the announcement would be made. washington has hosted the all-star game a total of them at times and monday would be the perfect time to do it. the new commissioner will be in town. the nationals are celebrate in their 10th anniversary and its opening day. something things coming to nets park, including opening day tomorrow. cap hibbett sports and 60 minutes, here from the nationals opening day starter, lectures are. -- max scherzer. kimberly: meteorologist steve rudin is in the stormwatch seven weather center with your game day forecast. think monday will be the pick day of the week steve: by far the next

. >> closure and justice for wesley burton. a go fund me campaign has raised more than $6,000 to help his family. abc 7 news. >>> a bay area man accused of sexually assaulting a developmental -- ran his car off a cliff. his vehicle slipped over the cliff and an emergency crew could not save him. he was he was caught on video fondling a client. a warrant was issued for arrest when he did not show up for the arraignment last month. the search for two men from a fishing boat has been suspended. the wreckage of the boat was shown. the rescue crews did recover two bodies. dave brennan and ryan vyle have not been found. >>> a security researcher scheduled to speak in a conference in san francisco this week said he was denied travel on united airlines following a twitter post. but the airline tells us it's about much more than that. while on a flight last week, he tweeted his frustrations with airplane vul ity airplanes vuner ability, when he then flew again, he was denied. he said that the tweet was just a joke. >> i'm looking at the

burton was pronounced dead at the scene.leaves behind a wife and three kids. >>> hundred of people evacuated their homes in southern california because of a wild fire are being allowed back in. the fire is 35% contained. an unattended cooking fire is the cause of the blaze that broke out saturday evening near corona. firefighters directed the flames away from about 300 homes more than 1,000 acres of heavy vegetation have burned. >>> new reports suggest the bay area is not prepared to deal with a rare storm powerful enough to drop a foot of rain in a week. barry counsel says such a storm happens 150 years. non profit groups say flooding from a storm of that magnitude could cost more than $10 million in economic damage. >> we don't want the flooding but we want the storms. we need the rain. >> we saw one of those storms in december and everything just shut off after that unfortunately. we do have daily chances of light rain in the forecast nothing measurable and like the highest terrain of the area but it's a start. good morni

the search for a hit-and-run driver, the driver slammed into a car driven by wesly burton who died atscape. he was a husband, father, and worked at kpsa public