. >> byron poe tries to enroll in as many classes as he can. >> d.a.d.s.euce, ged deuce, computer technology. >> there's a lot of programs over here for us to better yourself. i'm going to be this great -- you know, this comeback story. >> poe is serving a three-year sentence for petty theft. he also has prior convictions for vehicle theft, receiving stolen property, and burglary. but department store tvs were his specialty. >> we would actually go in walmart's, take a 40-inch tv, pick it up, open it, take it all out, take another one out, put it in the same box, put two in a box, and walk out the door. my theft was driven by drug use. i know a life consists of on a happy basis. i've actually taken my kids and enjoyed the family thing, the manly thing, but drugs take its toll. it won't allow you to do none of that. you'll give it all up for this right here. >> today's lesson is the importance of virtue. >> poe is currently enrolled in the d.a.d.s. class. today's topic is using the principles of addiction recovery to become a better father. >> honesty is th

byron highway is closed. we have a crew on the way.ay will be closed for further investigation right here. this is one of the cars involved. chp is there. this happened about an hour ago on -- onbyron. we don't know if classes are still going on or if parent can drop off their kids. we have a crew on the i what. we'll let -- on the way. we'll let you know more as we find out. >>> we're gonna continue to follow this breaking news of that very badly injured child on byron highway. these are live pictures. sal has all of the details. newschopper2 was all over it. we'll bring you the latest information. >> reporter: a potentially dangerous gas leak at this san bruno site. we'll tell you how long the gas was flowing and how long it will take for the repair work coming up. >>> a lot of sunshine here today. the question is how long will it last and will there be any more rain in the forecast. we'll have an update coming up shortly. ♪ [ engine revs, tires squeal ] [ male announcer ] since we began, mercedes-benz has pioneered many breakthrough

sal, what happened on the byron highway? >> it's closed right now which is right near the aqua duct there. i want to put it on a map. a lot of people use byron highway. it's an injury crash. a big rig involved. all lanes are blocked. the chp just issued a sig alert. this is not effecting interstate 580 or 205 but a lot of people use the byron highway. you may be listening and say that is me. well, you can't get through. there is no way to get get through. so please give yourself extra time in the area. also contra costa county highway 4 still slow after an earlier crash. westbound 4 right near the lodge area. this traffic will be really busy. even though the crash is out of the way. so again this crash is the main head line. let's take a look at 280 in san jose the traffic moving well there. if you are driving at the toll plaza now we have more of what we normally see here. it's about a 15-20 minute delay. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you. a very good morning. under most lid cloudy skies. there is clear areas. a lot of

this happened a little bit before 8:00 this morning on byron highway. this is right in front of excelsior middle school. a mother driving a black gmc yukon had just dropped off her children who attended excelsior. he was making a right-hand turn out of the school's driveway when she ran over what she thought was a ball. she drove another 50 feet or so, pulled over to the side of the road to find out what was under her vehicle, and to her horror, she realized she had hit, run over, and dragged a 12-year-old boy who had been riding his bicycle. chp says he was pronounced dead at the scene, that he was still wearing his bicycle helmet with a sheriff's sticker affixed to the side. the driver is cooperating with investigators. the boy's parents were called out to the scene, obviously distraught. grief counselors with not only weiner unified by oakland school district will be at excelsior today. that school still in session. it was not canceled in spite of this morning's tragedy. chp is still trying to determine which direction the boy was traveling on byron

joining me to interpret it all is byron wien. good to have you on the program. >> great to be here, maria. >> we got the jobs report out on friday. the economy creating 169,000 new jobs. that was below expectations. how would you characterize? >> i would say it was disappointing and the revisions were disappointing. the economy -- the most recent numbers, the purchasing managers index, some of the other numbers, the revision of the gdp for the second quarter, those were all favorable. so people were thinking the economy has been developing more momentum. >> one of the more interesting points was the fact that the participation rate in the jobs market has fallen to like 30-plus-year low. people have stopped looking, they're not participating in the jobs market. >> they've given up. it's too frustrating to look for a job. they've sent out hundreds of resumes, they get few interviews and no jobs come from it. >> do you think this number on friday will sway policymakers and the fed. thefection two-day meeting on the 17th and 18th, a

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 his hips. when rescuers got to him, they found him dead. >>> passengers and crew reported of the burning of plastic of the boeing 777. the flight took off at sfo at 9 this morning. it left wichita about an hour ago. that's more than 6 hours late. >>> the deadline for a possible bart strike is drawing closer, you can see on our count down clock, there are 17 days left in the 60-day cooling off period. bart talks resumed today and schedule is in place for negotiations. it is called 10 of the 70 days to be spent on pensions and healthcare. bart unions say they're worried that management is give wasting time of going over old grounds. >> we are proceeding in good faith and trying to reach an agreement, we feel we need much more movement from the unions before we start to make any progress. >> the unions say members will walk off the job on o

outside excelsior middle school in byron. the driver.y, she ran over hu while pulling out of the at this point in the investigation, no charges have been filed against the driver. officers say it appears this >> 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 >> developing news out of oakland this morning where police are investigating a shooting that ended in a fatal car crash. it all started overnight hundred block of 82nd avenue in oakland. scene. police responded as the scene. the driver of the car then ran a red light, crashing into another car at the intersection of church street and bancroft avenue. the driver of the other vehicle died at the scene. two s

what do you think about what byron said? >> i can understand his perspective. however, it's 2013, it's not 1863. i believe that the united states represents everyone and is inclusive of everyone. i don't think that since everyone is not involved in confederate history, nor does everyone have heritage regarding that period, should we focus on that issue in flying a flag. >> byron makes a good point when paralleling it with the american flag. a lot of bad things happened under the american flag - not just slavery, but women were seen not fit to vote. we had japanese internment camps under the american flag. what is it about the confed rate flag that makes the negative stand out more? >> under the american flag, there's no question we've had challenging times, we watched discrimination and racism - how it moved through the society. we have had those challenging periods. the constitution is a guarantee and opportunity, which the flag represents, even if we haven't fulfilled them. the confederate flag represents the confed rahsy. the confed rate documents calling fo

reporting and byron, a leasing reid, kron 4 news. >>james: san leandro police are hoping surveillance video will lead them to a suspect seen beating a manager at a safeway store. take a look. the attack happened monday morning at a safeway store in san leandro. you can see the suspect and the manager getting into what looks like an argument. the suspect then punching the manager and running. sees the video will be able to identify the suspect. one employee says he's known the manager for years and hopes his friend will be back soon. >> we don't know at this point. an >>james: the suspect in this case is an african american man. about 20 years old. 5 feet ten inches tall with an athletic build. >>anny:a bay area family is mourning the loss of a father. 75-year-old robert wollow -- died after an s-u-v ran into his car in oakland late monday night. two juvenile suspects are in custody. officers are now investigating whether they were fleeing the scene of a shooting. only on kron 4-- justine victim's family. who says, they are devastated

>> pam: we'll take you live to byron where family and friends hold a vigil for a 12-year-old killed onool. >> pam: was robbed waiting for a casual carpool ride in rockridge. that's next you li to ep yr faly althand t. dohe se foyou. introding rinaog cw ght healy. it's aelicuslyendeandcruny kil. ...with % fer carieshandochow new puna d choligh& alth shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> reporter:an oakland neighborhood is on edge. after a robbery at to one of the victims who explains how it all >> reporter: this woman who did not want to be identified, says she frequently uses the causal car pool area in rockridge however now she is thinking twice after what happned t

. >>> and tragedy at an east bay middle school in byron. a candlelight vigil was held for byron hu. the driver had just dropped off her own children. police say she was pulling out of the school swen he she want over hu. >> as soon as someone said it was a child, i immediately just knew who it was, because i see him every day. >> he was amazeing. we did the play with him. >> he was always funny. he was always energetic. he was outgoing. always had a smile. he made everyone laugh, and he made it better for us. >> yeah when made special and happy. >> at this point, no charges have been filed against the driver. officers say it appears that was an accident. >>> the sideshow problem appears to be making a problem in oakland. sideshows, the things where people gather and do donuts and stuff. they're basically idiots. the most recent one at was at 4:00 in the port of oakland. a warning here, you'll hear several gunshots, and we've tried to bleep out all the bad language. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ screaming, gunfire] ] >> here it is again. you see a person standing on the r

. >>> we're looking at the byron highway, steve. it's been closed because of a jackknife big rig injury crash that happened going on two hours ago, very serious injuries. two people were flown to hospital trauma centers, one to john muir, one to oakland children's hospital and the rest were transported by the ground units on this highway. this crash did occur two hours ago. still closed. no sign of when they are going to reopen. even the fire department is still out there. we are expecting this to be done for the morning commute. you have to use other freeways instead. might want to stick to the main roads. this is a popular shortcut but not this morning. let's take a look at the bay bridge. it's backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze. there was a problem on the west side of the bridge in san francisco with a minor crash. it really did slow traffic into the city. if you are driving in san jose, northbound, 280 is et going busy out of downtown all the way into the cupertino area. back to the desk. >>> new this morning, richm

what do you think about what byron just saad?i can understand his perception -- [ technical difficulties ] -- it's not 1863, and i believe the united states flag represents everyone and is inclusive of everyone. i don't know that everyone is not involved in confederate history, nor does everyone have hef heritage regarding that history. >> a lot of bad things hand under the american flag, not just slavery, but there was a time when women were not seen fit to vote, we has japanese internment camps, all under the american flag. so what makes the confederate flag stand out more? >> well, we have watched out segregation and racism has moved out there our society. but the constitution of the united states of which that flag represents is one that guarantees the opportunities even as much as we haven't fulfilled them. but the confederate flag represents the confederacy. the confederate documents that were sent forth calling for succession all called for states rights so states could maintain segregation and slavery in the country. all

. >>> a tight knit bay area community mourning this boy who was hit and killed on his bike in byron. the driver had just dropped off her own children when she ran over him. the principle says they are praying for both families involved in this tragic accident. for the second night in a row, a vigil has been held. >> reporter: friands tell us he road his bicycle to and from school everyday. this is what they remember most about him. >> he was full of energy. he would like, pump everybody up and i'm going to miss that. >> every time he walked out of that classroom and came back in. miss kuomo would you like my pencil? what for? he was like pencils make you do work. and work makes you succeed. >> he can finish a book like that big in a day. or a week. or two days. he was just so exciting. he was so enthusiastic. he always wanted to come to school and he was always happy and he didn't care what anybody else says. >> he would want us to be happy. >> i don't want to believe it. i feel like he is just going to come to school better with maybe an arm cast. i don't want to believe it. >> repo

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you mentioned before about byron wien and byron wien saying that a taper is going to be equal to a rise in interest rates. i would agree with that. but i don't think it's a deathnell because the middle part of the cycle is characterized by this tug of war. what we're starting to enter is this tug of war. >> danny, what is the fed's announcement and how do you think the market will take it. >> i don't know exactly what the announcement will be but i think they'll taper. we'll probably see a mixture of treasuries and mortgage-backed securities, probably heavier on treasurie treasuries, which markets will like. maria, you said it earlier, the market loves what's happening right now. they think the taper will happen but yet the market continues to rise. i think what they're concerned about is if there's a rise in interest rates. some much our economy is sensitive with respect to interest rates, housing, autos, the cost of money, leverage. if that happens, i think we'll see a real pull back. >> that would be a negative. michael, do you agree with that? also, what would be the magic number on

it happened on byron and hoffman near excelsior middle school just before 8:00 this morning. ktvu's tara moriarty is on the scene and just talked to chp about how this happened. >> reporter: good afternoon. a lot of heavy hearts here. about four hours ago it was a very horrific scene. a woman was trying to make a right-hand turn turn when she was coming out of the school when she hit a boy right there. he was dragged for about 60 feet and now two families' lives will never be the scene. a smashed bicycle lay underneath this black suv off byron highway. >> he was crushed underneath the vehicle. >> reporter: the boy was riding his bike when hit and instantly killed. >> she felt she struck some sort of object and immediately pulled over. >> reporter: the chp said the woman who struck him had just dropped off her own children at the school at 8:45 this morning el. >> it's an unfortunate set of circumstances. our heart goes out to the family of the young boy. >> reporter: a parent told us the 7th grader made good grades and said her mother survived cancer. >> he was wearing his sa

byron, good to have you here on the program. thank you for joining us, we got the jobs report out, the economy creating 106,000 new jobs, that was below expectation, how would you characterize it. >> that was disappointing, the economy was disappointing, the recent merger, some of the other numbers, the revision of the gdp for the second quarter, people were thinking the economy is developing more momentum. this is a reputation of that. >> i think one of themore interesting points that a lot of people mentioned the participation rate in the jobs market has fallen to like 30-plus year low. what does that mean? the number of people not participating or looking in the job market? >> people have given up, it is too frustrating to look for a job. they send out hundreds of resumes, they get few interviews, no jobs come through. >> do you think this number on friday will sway policy-makers. next federal reserve meeting, the 17th, a lot of people thought that was the meeting that the feds would say we'll begin to slow down the bond purc

a 12-year-old boy is dead after he was hit while riding his bike in byron. the chp says it happened at about 7:45 this morning at byron highway and hoffman lane near the excelsior middle school. the driver of an suv told officers she dropped off her own child and then hit something while turning around. she got out and saw the boy under the vehicle. police say the driver is cooperating with the investigation. >>> and a parking glitch involving the new 49ers stadium in santa clara causing new headaches. a shortage of parking spaces has the city eyeing a nearby soccer field. now the kids are upset, the parents are upset and sue kwon has the story. >> reporter: a sea of freshly painted parking spots welcomes 49ers fans. but the team is still about 5,000 short of scoring their 21,000 spot goal. so they are eyeing this field, the soccer field on the opposite side of the new levi stadium. and that means moving the grass, turf and lights a half mile down the road to another area. >> you see those tall trees in the back there? they are all going to come down. the so

byron is about 15 milesyou see excelsior middle school. the woman in the suv was leaving the school.heading north on byron highway near hoffman lane when she hit the 12-year old. >> reporter:now we'll get a view from above. this video courtesy of our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. there's the s-u-v on byron highway. excelsior middles school is in the background. byron highway was shut down in both directions.but has since re-opened. >> catherine: a developing story. in kenya -- security forces are struggling to capture or kill the militants who took over a nairobi shopping mall saturday. they've killed more than 60 people.and there may still be hostages inside. and the heavily armed islamist militants seem determined to fight to the death. we want to show you video taken as the attack was beginning. you'll hear the gunshots inside the mall. you see people beginning to take cover as they realize those are real gunshots. the gunmen were systematically slaughtering civilians. >>gunsghots >> catherine: scores are injured. among the peo

en la tarde de hoy, la directora del distrito escolar de byron se dirigio a los medios de comunicacionndicando.... entrevista debbie burnette directora del distrito escolar que los ninos estan muy tristes y la escuela esta unida intentando superar la terrible situacion... las auotridades tambien indicaron la posibilidad de que burguess condujera su bicileta en sentido contrario al trafico... la policia de caminos indico que el menor tenia el casco puesto pero esto no impidio que muriera al instante, pues la camioneta, una gmc yukon, le paso por encima y lo arrastro cerca de 60 pies antes de detenerse... la mujer que conducia testifico que penso que se habia enredado un balon en su llanta y al mirar encontro al menor y su bicicleta enganchados en el vehiculo. entrevista j. fransen chp segun las autoridades el accidente no se debio a exceso de velocidad o uso de licor... todo indica que fu un suceso infortunado.... por lo que aun no se describe que cargos puedan presentarse quien conducia la camioneta take pkg cesar --- un incendio de tres alarmas consumio gran parte de la estructura de

>>reporter: officials say 12-year-old boy raiding against traffic on the byron highway on the shoulder the road when the mom who dropped her own children off at the middle school made a writ turn turning right into him. >> she felt she had struck some sort of object and medley pulled over to the right shoulder. that's when she rea realize she had struck a child that also takened her children school here e-accident happened just as students were arevving at school minutes before the first class of the day. administrators medley notified students and brought in grief counselors. >> again extremely sad that young boy was very popular and well known. if ♪ candle l lit. voices raise entered song and community saying goodbye to one of their own. >> they were all good friends. every neighbor tl here. >>reporter: the school in discovery bay classmates planning another vigil at the melts school tomorrow night this is nick smith abc 7 news. >> oakland police on the look out for the people who fired shots into a car and beat a man during an illegal side show. sfchlt. >> unbelievable. video shows

>>reporter: officials say 12-year-old boy raiding against traffic on the byron highway on the shoulder the road when the mom who dropped her own children off at the middle school made a writ turn turning right into him. >> she felt she had struck some sort of object and medley pulled over to the right shoulder. that's when she rea realize she had struck a child that also takened her children school here e-accident happened just as students were arevving at school minutes before the first class of the day. administrators medley notified students and brought in grief counselors. >> again extremely sad that young boy was very popular and well known. if ♪ candle l lit. voices raise entered song and community saying goodbye to one of their own. >> they were all good friends. every neighbor tl here. >>reporter: the school in discovery bay classmates planning another vigil at the melts school tomorrow night this is nick smith abc 7 news. >> oakland police on the look out for the people who fired shots into a car and beat a man during an illegal side show. sfchlt. >> unbelievable. video shows

happened just outside of middle school in byron.ny has story that is tragedy on every side. it was horrible. h. >>reporter: chris moving van to middle school moments after an suv shit hit and killed a seventh grader classmate of his daughter. >> medley i could see the bike underneath the truck and could i barely have the also boy covered up and i could tell this he was not good. >>reporter: 12-year-old was riding against traffic on the byron highway on the shoulder of the road when mom who just dropped off her own kid made a right turn hitting him. >> she felt she had struck some sort of object and medley pulled over to the right shoulder. that's when she realized she struck a child also takened her children school here. >>reporter: the accident happened just before 8:00 a.m. minutes before the first bell. school administrators medley notified students about what happened and brought in grief counselors. >> the children are very sad. whole school was brought together again extremely sad. the young boy was very popular and well known

. >>> and we do have a crash reported now on byron highway at mountain house parkway. have the area right here. i'm just going to get a little closer to it. the collision is right around here. right there in this area. pardon my poor skills. we just heard about it. one person may be trapped. this is off the 205 and 580 near it. a lot of people use byron highway at mountain house parkway. fire and medics on the way. let's take a live look at interstate 880. that traffic is moving along very nicely as you drive north. bay bridge toll plaza this traffic looks good. 5:31 let's go back to the desk. >>> first of its kind program to help people with under water mortgages has gotten very strong reaction. and alex savidge joins us live from richmond on the very latest developments on it. alex. >> reporter: to potentially and hopefully prevent foreclosure. there were so many people who wanted to weigh in, they had -- so they would have more this meeting ended very early this morning. when the city council voted 4-3 to move forward with a plan to use eminent domain to seize under

byron pitts, abc news. >>> we move on. tonight we are learning about an extraordinary decision in the american military, two marine generals were fired for negligence, for failing to protect their troops and equipment at a large base in southern afghanistan. two marines were killed when the base was attacked by the taliban last year, the first time since the vietnam war that a general was fired for negligence after an enemy attack. >>> next to chicago where investigators are searching for the mysterious caution of this collision with a run away train. an empty train slammed into a commuter train loaded with passengers. dozens were hurt. the morning rush hour came to a halt. the empty train has been in a repair yard when somehow it began rolling down the tracks. >>> another bizarre incidents of road rage yesterday, motorcycle kl c occurreding a car with a dad. >> reporter: watch as 30 bikers take over this new york hare, surrounding this black range rover. look, one of the riders seems to stop short. the suv hits him, break

>>reporter: officials say 12-year-old boy raiding against traffic on the byron highway on the shoulder the road when the mom who dropped her own children off at the middle school made a writ turn turning right into him. >> she felt she had struck some sort of object and medleyht shouldlled over to the right shoulder. that's when she rea realize she had struck a child that also takened her children school here e-accident happened just as students were arevving at school minutes before the first class of the day. administrators medley notified students and brought in grief counselors. >> again extremely sad that young boy was very popular and well known. if ♪ candle l lit. voices raise entered song and community saying goodbye to one of their own. >> they were all good friends. every neighbor tl here. >>reporter: the school in discovery bay classmates planning another vigil at the melts school tomorrow night this is nick smith abc 7 news. >> oakland police on the look out for the people who fired shots into a car and beat a man during an illegal side show. sfchlt. >> unbelievable. video

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in san leandro, charles >> pam: residents in byron are mourning the loss of a 12-year old boy. who was killed while riding his bike to school. police say, a mother dropping off her own child. 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- m

byron york is a fox news contributor.. >> thank you. >> some key developments today and which ones do you think we really need to know about. what are the headlines on this sunday? >> right now it looks like a shutdown is absolutely unavoidable and what we heard from both sides today from republicans and democrats is that they're not moving from their position and that we know you just outlined the time, you know, the senate is going to come in in the afternoon tomorrow to avoid a shutdown, the senate would have to strip out the obama care provisions from the cr, send it back to the house and then the house would virginia to agree to pass that bill. center in just an hour or two, that's not going to happen. i think today is became absolutely totally clear there's going fob a shutdown. >> i'm sure they have huge breakfast plans and why they can't gather until 2:00 p.m. but really even with that from what you're saying there wouldn't be much time even if they had all day long. republican leadership in the house says that it

of the byron highway still shut down north of 580 south of byron for over an hour-and-a-half now we've this dual big rig accident. more than 50 gal. of diesel was built there. capitol expressway has slowed. at the ride from highway 85. here is the larger view of the south bay where 85 is heavy. average check for you now as we look at the bay bridge. and things of slowed a bit. 16 to 20 men to your drive time. for your lower deck ride there is a here's your san mateo bridge commute as you can see it's a pretty good ride. the volume is up so is the drive time. >>darya: good morning gary. >>gary: good morning darya. >>darya: who is deserving of a $100,000 fine. >>: my guess is if is the first time you see it if it's just a player without his history to the wrong angle but because of the skies reputation voted the dirtiest player in the lead of the last two years and i'm sure that has played >>darya: he said sorry but you have to think how many times can you do this and how many fine and everything else. at what point is it you're really a good players obviously they don't take him off the

really unpassable right now approaching byron highway by mountain house road.uries reported a diesel spill. medical helicopters on scene. you can use vasco road as an alternate but that's pretty busy right now, as well. outside here's a live look at the nimitz freeway. you're just cruising right along, no delay from hayward all the way up towards downtown opening. san mateo bridge traffic also moving at the limit. no problems this morning out of hayward. and a mass transit check. bart systemwide on time. muni, caltrain, everything there reporting no delay. but ace train number 3 is late because of some earlier freight train traffic. so right now about 10 minutes late. that's the latest from the "timesaver traffic" center. lawrence, how are you doing in weather? >> i'm doing prettied goo. hey, we're going to bottom out in the temperatures today. after this we are going to start to warm up but starting the day with plenty of low clouds this morning. leaving behind fairly mild temperatures well below average for this time of year. modest warming tomorrow. and at l

we have a fatal bicycle accident byron highway and hoffman lane.risten. >>> leyla, thank you. cal train service is back to normal this morning while pg&e crews continue repairs on a broken gas line in san bruno. authorities say that line was broken just after 9:00 last night by a construction crew. it has stopped cal train service in both directions until this peppejalapeÑos, bacon,shrooms, tomato and avocado. i call it, "the avocado da vinci". create your om'lart with denny's build your own omelette menu. >>> good morning. temperatures off their morning lows led by mountain view at 60. still 63 in antioch. the warm spot, 52 in santa rosa. beautiful sunshine, big story today high pressure temporarily bringing us a warming trend about three to nine degrees warmer than yesterday. tomorrow and wednesday, the coolest days in [ cheers and applause ] >>> oh, jumbotron countdown clock. it must be big. indeed sit. the crowd in times square looking up. and looking forward. and holing some fun signs. we're always -- marvel's agents of s.h.i.e.l.d. is going t

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byron york, "washington examiner." what did you take from this? >> assad did basically deny everything. while he said he had chemical weapons he denied using them against his own people. he denied the attack. in the face of the evidence greg palkot presented which is the amount of gas was used, the weapons delivery systems that were used he denied it all, said, terrorists can make sarin gas in their kitchens. he made a very unbelievable story as far as the gas was concerned. in a larger sense he blamed all of the problems of sir why on quote, the terrorists coming into the country. he said they were meeten al qaeda-related terrorist who is came into syria to make trouble. the fact of that, there are actually terrorists coming into syria, whether it is 15% of the rebel forces as secretary of state kerry suggested one time or maybe it is 50% as some republicans on the hill said or 80 to 90% as assad claimed the fact there really are a significant number of terrorists among the syrian rebels. that's a big problem for americans as they try to figure o

it happened right outside a middle school in byron. he was wearing a helmet when she was fatally hit and dragged by the suv. >> the children are very sad. the whole school was brought together. principal spoke to the school. told all of the students what happened. again, extremely sad. the young boy was popular and well known. we have counseling per grade levels. >> the woman stopped when she realized she hit something. >>> another twist in the road for aldon smith. he's left the team indefinitely. it's not just smith. the 49ers are being criticized for how they're handling the situation. we are at -- >> reporter: he's going to focus on getting help. he plans to seek treatment here in the bay area. >> this is a problem. it is something i will get fixed. i'll do everything in my power to make sure this never happens again. >> reporter: aldon smith announced last night he would go on indefinite leave from the team to get help. it came after this mug shot on friday when smith was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and po

chief political correspondent byron york will tell us what's going to happen. right? >> this vote in the house is the high part of the effort to defund obamacare. it is not going further in the senate. >> congressman bachmann is hopeful. >> and senator cruz is hopeful. they don't have the votes to do it. if you listen to what senator said at town halls he said we can't win this in washington. we have to have your support. he he was hoping to set off a wave of national support. >> michele bachmann said melt ing the phone lines. >> lawmakers who were against defending were to change their mind under public pressure. we hadn't seen it happen. >> do you expect a filibuster or will h he wiggle out of it? >> i think senator cruz wants to do what he can to succeed. but there are so mu republicans on board. senator mike lee sent out a letter several weeks ago. about six weeks ago in which he would pledge to never vote for a continuing resolution that funds obamacare. he got 13 signatures. there are 46 republicans in the senate. 33 refused to sign it. 13 have. >> last night ka

(laughter) as conservative writer byron york recently yorked, the white house knows that once those paymentsgin repeal og bamacare will no longer be an abstract question of removing legislation not yet in effect. instead it will be a very real matter of taking money away from people it is very, very hard to do that. >> yeah. >> stephen: it's like the old saying, give a man a fish, he'll eat for a day. try to take that fish away again and that guy will [bleep] you up with a halibut. (cheers and applause) and folks, the key to implementing the president's plan are the so-called obamacare navigators. now what does an obamacare navigator do? so you're asking with what does an obamacare navigator do? >> stephen: yes, i am. >> they help uninsured residents sign up for the state's expanded insurance program. >> stephen: thank you,on. they help you learn about obamacare. that's why republican lawmakers are restricting and regulating health care navigators in 16 dates. in 16 states. they are withholding information from the public. and no one is working harder to keep their citizens in the dark than

time there was a government shutdown, it extended to the democrats and went against the republicans, byron york, thank you. >> thank you, greg. >> you can see much more on the battle of obama care, chris wallace will sit down with an interview with republican kevin mccarthy, check your listing for local times. >>> and congress is areportedly working on a separate bill regarding the shutdown and the military. but has yet to come up with anything concrete. national correspondent jennifer griffin has more on how a government shutdown could affect military members and their families. >> greg, the last time the government shut down in 1995 it lasted 26 days. according to the pentagon, as many as 400,000 civilian dod workers could be furloughed this time around. many military members including those serving in afghanistan are not subject to furlough and they would have to continue work without pay. they would also have to pick up the slack for civilian personnel doing their jobs, as well. these military personnel would receive automatic retroactive pay, but they and their families would have tro

this week, my conversation with wall street legend, byron wien. we'll talk jobs, the fed and where he thinks the markets go next. >>> the eyes of the world focus on syria, meanwhile, and the potential of u.s. air-strikes there. former defense secretary william cohen with me on what may be a lose-lose situation. >>> she went from hooters girl to the top job at cinnabon, building a brand and a career and the remarkable story of one woman's unusual ride in the corporate world. "on the money" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program. "on the money." now, maria bartiromo. >> here's a look at what's making news heading into a new week. a mixed report

byron pitts, abc news, new york. >> double whammy, kicked while you are down.getting on their feet and knocked back down again. it is horrible. >> we keep hearing reports from the jersey shore about the businesses that are jersey strong. so strong. one gentleman had to be taken out of his business when the storm was coming because he refused to leave. the same business owner, same spot had to be taken out of his business when the flames were closing in on him and already he is saying he's looking to the future. >> and plans to rebuild. >> unbelievable. governor christie doesn't know how much damage. they will wait until daylight before they try to assess and put some figure on the damage and the cause of the fire is under investigation. they are worried about putting out the hot spots. it is under control but right now the priority is making sure it stays out. >> it started at 2:00 p.m. and as of 1:30 in the morning it was still burning. hot spots under control but still a fire. >> what a shame. all right. >>> parts of northern colorado still soaking wet after

while byron could only muster a one nil win, dortmund went rampant. robert scored a break. the visitors were finished off with a goal from the 79th minute. the weekend's complete results look like this -- sunday's games produced a ton of goals. hamburg rescued a point at frankfurt. crews one and on friday, it was dead even. let's see others scores affect the bundesliga table. stood guard's win puts them in the european place. the european drop takes them out of the bottom three against a -- although they are without a win the season. hamburg's new awesome has his work cut out for him despite deflecting a point in his first match in charge. two hours three minutes and 33 seconds is how fast the berlin marathon was run today, 15 seconds faster than anyone else ever. setting a new world record is pretty lucrative. he went to with 90,000 euros in prize money. >> 3, 2, 1. lex the four-time marathon champion fired the starting gun, sending 41,000 runners on their way. weather conditions were almost perfect with cool temperatures at the beginning. in the favorite made it known he

. >> the 12-year-old was riding against traffic on the byron highway on the shoulder of the road. a mom just drochd her own kids made a right turn, hitting him. >> if she felt she struck an objects and pulled over to the right shoulder. that is when she realized she struck a child and also attended her child's school. >> the accident happened just before 8:00 a.m. minutes before the first bell. school administrators notified students about what happened. and brought in grief counselors. >> the children are very sad. the whole school was brought together, again, extremely sad. the young boy was very popular and well known. >> 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