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this is probably the largest incident was in camden it's earlier this year in august there were huge scenes of far right extremists protests targeting foreigners in the city of camden it's videos showing people chasing down foreigners there and there was a recent study released in november that showed racist attitudes are perhaps gaining stronger traction here in germany. i was so well say in the book of fact here. now nasa has rung in the new year with a fly past of the most distant object ever explored the new horizon space travel spacecraft to travel about a billion miles a past pluto scientists hope the mission will provide answers about the origins of other planets unmanned vehicle has just sent back a signal to earth saying that it survived the fly by. it's being called ultimate tooley an ancient name for a distant place an estimated thirty two kilometers long it could reveal knowledge about how the planets were formed nasa spacecraft new horizons was due to capture hundreds of images as it made the historic fly by almost six and a half billion kilometers from earth but we've n

the deadly hit-and-run happened near camden avenue. cal cal kiet do is there. >> reporter: the crash happened a half-hour before sunre so it was dark where cars often hit freeway speeds. san jose police say after the man was initially struck, was hit another four times. the view from chopper 5 shows the yellow tarp and the debris field which stretches several hundred feet. spray paint marks the evidence of human and remains. investigators tip toed around the crime scene watching their step. it was a grim site and the 4th collision of the new year. san jose says a red pickup truck was traveling northbound in the far left lane between camden and redmond when the victim was hit. the driver fled the scene. another four vehicles coming down the road hit the victim, d ly-abed e en nicole puckett lived in the neighborhood purposely avoids going on to the sidewalk which dare venturout. cars >> no. especially not over here. >> again san jose police are looking for a red pickup truck around 6:30 this morning. san jose police want to you give the

early monday.police investigators shutdown both northbound lanes for several hours just north of camden avenue where the victim, so far identified only as an adult male, was struck and killed just after 6:30 says san jose police sgt. enrique garcia.sgt enrique garcia/san jose police "...what happened was a vehcile described so far only as a red pick up truck struck an adult male and left the scene and then four other cars also hit the victim after that..."all four drivers that hit the man after the initial collision stopped to help and called 911. the red pickup, kept on going. it was still more or less dark at that hour and there is no stop light or cross walk where the man was hit according to nearby resident nicole puckett.nicole puckett/lives nearby "....for someone to be crossing there or even walking in the street is quite odd because there is no crosswalk there, it's very dangerous..."what happened here represents san jose's 6th traffic fataility so far this year, the 4th involving a pedestrian and the third fatal hit and run collision. police are calling on the public for help i

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this is opposite the seltzer tower you see from the stands at camden yards. building is still there. it is now a men's club called the goddess. brian: why would there even be a museum -- i don't mean to act negative about it -- and use them to a bruise and baltimore -- two babe ruth in baltimore? do you know when this started? jane: it started -- i should've reread the book. it started in the 1980's, the building had fallen into complete disrepair, the neighborhood was overrun with drug addicts and was falling apart. the city and some boosters decided that since babe ruth was perhaps the most famous athlete to come out of baltimore that they deserved to preserve this as a landmark, and as a way to commemorate his career. he, of course, once his father died outside that bar in august 1918, he never really came back to baltimore. he did not -- it did not hold good memories for him. as i said, his childhood was horrible. there are headlines in the baltimore sun, in which his parents divorced, a gave the grounds of adultery and drunkenness. george ruth senior was

located close to camden yards, the baseball stadium. how valuable is this?e: well, it is a funny thing. they have struggled financially, as many museums do. the rowhouses where he was born, one of them was his maternal grandparents, he was born in 1895 during a blizzard. the entire inner harbor was frozen over. it connects to the ballpark. as people know, one of his father's many saloons was located in what is now centerfield of camden yards. brian: there's a famous photograph in there of his father and babe ruth standing behind the bar. where was the bar and why with a working together? jane: this was after the red sox won the world series in 1915. am i right about that? and he used his world series money, which was $3000 and change, a fair amount of change in 1915, to by his father, the gentleman all the way far right in the frame, this bar called ruth's cafe. if you hone in on the photograph, there is a calendar made with a woman sitting on an outfield fence. this is opposite the seltzer building, the tower you see from the stands at camden yards. the bui

the road or cross walk here and no stop light where the collision occureed, about midway between camden and redmond avenue. now police say the red truck has been ruled, offering no other details. kyrta kothar/victim;s friend '...we're all in shock and numb and we just want justice to be served for the person who did this...."after trending down in recent years, pedestrian fatalities were up sharpley here in 2o18 and the trend appears to be continuing into the new year and speed is often a factor says city transportation spokesman colin heyne.colin heyne/san jose dept of transportationdespite monday's tragedy, the city has been targetingfast-moving, high volume traffic safety corridors like almaden expressway. at last half of all traffic fatalities in recent years are occurring on roads like this, which make up just 3 percent of city streeets. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news. ( james ) police in morgan hill are looking for three suspects ... who stole a purse and then went on a shopping spree. these are surveillance images of the suspects... and the car they were driving. police say..

competition, claims he found hidden cameras inside of his rented two-bedroom apartment inside the camden apartments in brickell.the gainesville resident said he discovered small black boxes plugged into power outlets."i wasn't sure what they were, so i unplugged them and looked them up and found out they were hidden cameras," vest said.after discovering the hidden surveillance system, he took out the storage cards and quickly left the airbnb to report it to miami police."it was an uncomfortable feeling to know that i was being watched when i was in the privacy of a bedroom," vest said.police said vest is not in any of the video captured on the cards, but they said other people are.additionally, officers told 7news that it's illegal for anyone to record someone where there is an expectation of privacy - like a bedroom.investigators are now trying to figure out who the people in the video are and if they knew they were being recorded."the cameras were facing the bed, so i'm sure he was just seeing any footage of anybody changing clothes, when they came out of the shower or sleeping or anyt

and unidentified man was crossing the expressway between camden and redman avenues. >> it is dangerous. people speed all the time. >> reporter: the driver of a red pickup truck traveling northbound hit the victim and initially stopped but then continued driving without calling 911. the four other cars run over the pedestrian. those four cars stated the scene a call 911. in sergeant henrique garcia says there has been a total of six fatal traffic accidents since the new year began. starting january 3, three of them involved fatal hit-and- run's. two of those crimes happened on the 24th and the third on the 28th. surveillance video shows 59- year-old margaret of san jose walking in the crosswalk and she was hit and killed by the driver of this white folding fan. the suspect has not been caught . >> we have more traffic fatalities and we did at the same time last year. >> reporter: it is too soon to see a trend. time of day, during nighttime hours and speed are likely contributing factors in the fatal hit-and-run collisions with pedestrians. >> everyone's vision is impaired when is darker

there is no cross walk here and no stop light where the collision occureed, about midway between camden and redmond avenue. now police say the red truck has been ruled, offering no other details. kyrta kothar/victim;s friend '...we're all in shock and numb and we just want justice to be served for the person who did this...." (rob live) i spoke briefly with robinder singh's son who tells me there will be a memorial for his father on saturday at the sikh temple on qimby road. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) coming up -- the number of confirmed cases of the measles in washington state is continuing to climb... what authorities are saying about the possible source of the highly contagious disease. (grant) and -- with a date finally set for the state of the union -- democrats are gearing up for their response to president trump. (vicki) and -- kamala harris continues making headlines... with her first town hall on c-n-n... and she isn't shying away from the tough issues. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with

forests sharing this building in camden in london and shows us how environmentally sustainable design can also be aesthetically pleasing absolutely now in today's program you'll meet some very influential architects who work at the intersection of building design and social justice and here are the thoughts of one architect who does exactly that on a sink. i am most excited about architecture right now is that we're finally getting rid of the idea of the architect a solitary genius architecture and other design disciplines are getting sort of fuzzy and are woven as we start to see how connected the ideas of social justice are to work built environment architecture planning transit urban land use policy even economic mobility and public health these things are all connected in creating a fair and equitable society and the built environment has enormous influence of those issues we're finally starting to see the architecture discipline embrace the idea that the hero's journey may not be about stark texture but maybe about doing a quiet community collaborative service in your world. join

early monday.police investigators shutdown both northbound lanes for several hours just north of camden avenue where the victim, so far identified only as an adult male, was struck and killed just after 6:30 says san jose police sgt. enrique garcia.sgt enrique garcia/san jose police "...what happened was a vehcile described so far only as a red pick up truck struck an adult male and left the scene and then four other cars also hit the victim after that..."all four drivers that hit the man after the initial collision stopped to help and called 911. the red pickup, kept on going. it was still more or less dark at that hour and there is no stop light or cross walk where the man was hit according to nearby resident nicole puckett.nicole puckett/lives nearby "....for someone to be crossing there or even walking in the street is quite odd because there is no crosswalk there, it's very dangerous..."what happened here represents san jose's 6th traffic fataility so far this year, the 4th involving a pedestrian and the third fatal hit and run collision. police are calling on the public for help i

there is no cross walk here and no stop light where the collision occureed, about midway between camden and redmond avenue. now police say the red truck has been ruled, offering no other details. kyrta kothar/victim;s friend '...we're all in shock and numb and we just want justice to be served for the person who did this...."after trending down in recent years, pedestrian fatalities were up sharpley here in 2o18 and the trend appears to be continuing into the new year and speed is often a factor says city transportation spokesman colin heyne.colin heyne/san jose dept of transportationdespite monday's tragedy, the city has been targetingfast-moving, high volume traffic safety corridors like almaden expressway. at last half of all traffic fatalities in recent years are occurring on roads like this, which make up just 3 percent of city streeets. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news. (pam) happening now -- hundreds of parents, teachers, and education activists... rallying at city hall today ... to support san francisco public schools. they are calling for what they say, is their fair share of

girl managed to run away, ver in a e are looking the deadly hours ago near almond and expressway and camden avenue. a driver in a red pickup truck hit a man. the driver initially stopped but then took off. this is the sixth deadliest crash in san jose this year. >>> homeless advocates protesting plans to evict people from the red cross shelter in chico. the shelter set to close on thursday. many of the people living there are victims of the camp fire in butte county. representatives from the red cross say that they do have a contingency plan that allows them to use the shelter through mid march, this is if they cannot relocate everyone by the end of the month. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," facebook flaw. a big security issue apple is working to fix and what you need to do with your phone right now major changes. what might have you thinking twice before you press that "send" button. >>> and taking a live look outside, look at that, people in the east bay, oakland, overlooking the area th in the leave that up to kari. a lot more news ahead. 4:37. reynold's kitchens™ has eliminate

a man was struck and killed this morning by a driver at the intersection of camden avenue and almaden expressway in san jose. according to police, four other vehicles then ran over the victim. police say the suspect vehicle, a red pickup truck, slowed down after the crash before then leaving the scene. transportation officials are now trying to solve a sharp increase in pedestrian accidents. ffic and move cars very quickly were 24 >> these streets were not well designed for people to walk and ride bikes. they're streets that were designed closer to freeways. when our city expanded rapidly in the '60s and '70s and '80s, we were building streets that could accommodate lots of traffic and move cars very quickly. >> last year there were 24 pedestrians killed in san jose, the highest number the city has had in three years. >>> insurance claims are mounting for wildfires in then went 18 across california. the state insurance commissioner says the total now exceeds $12 billion. for the camp fire alone which broke out in butte county in november, the current amount is more than 8 billion. tha

is crossing between camden and redmond avenues. >> it is dangerous people speed down the express while the time. >> reporter: police say the driver of a red pickup truck traveling northbound hit the victim and initially stopped, but then continued driving without calling 911. >> for other cars rolled over the pedestrian. they stayed at the scene and called 911. >> reporter: surgeon henrique garcia says that there been a total of six fatal traffic accidents in the city since the new year began. starting january 3rd, three of the six collisions involved fatal vehicle pedestrian hit runs. two happen on the 24th, the third on the 28th. >> we have more traffic fatalities this year than we did the same time last year. >> reporter: jamie of california works as it is too soon to see a trend but time of day, nighttime hours, and speed are likely contributing factors in the fatal hit-and-run collisions with pedestrians. >> everyone's vision is impaired when it is darker, it is harder to gauge how fast drivers are going. >> reporter: she and others call for more education about the association of

>> reporter: robin was struck while on a morning walk in the northbound lanes of almaden between camden and redmond avenue at 6:23 a.m. there was a large debris field in the road from the first collision. police say he was then run over by four other drivers who did stop and cooperate with police. the sikh community is now planning robin's funeral. they don't want to remember how he died but rather how he lived. >> he had a mantra that we all have something and his mantra was service before self. >> reporter: there will be a private family service on friday here in san jose for mr. singh, then a celebration of life, a more public event, on saturday at the sikh gurdwara up in the evergreen foothills. meantime police are still investigating this crash. anyone with information that might help solve what happened here is asked to call the san jose police department. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix5. "kinda bang >>> i'm emily turner here at the live news desk. we want to get you straight to video just into our newsroom where you can see a u.s. postal service truck with the fron

seat for love their money what brings you of course all together you know residents of the bar of camden perhaps john can tell us what that means for you all intensity can steam as well as you say all residents of country more we live in the area which is around euston station and just to the north of the station and as you know the the due high speed line is on its way into used them from the from the door so where are they in the firing line as it were they could very very easily move this departure point for the station and this bigger argument to say about employment and the huge travel. mess at hub which is a great thing isn't actually essentially think about it we've already got connections into london we don't need this thing ramrodding it's way right you know you are saying that we should have started fast rail in scotland in the north of england where the whole absolute i think connectivity into london it is perfectly good in fact we need to get congestion at the london we don't increase congestion that's for sure which is much greater opportunities the nation to do develop the

this one happened before 6:30 in the morning near the expressway and camden avenue. police say a driver in a red pickup truck hit a man. the driver initially stopped, but then took off. this is the sixth deadly incident or i should say hit-and-run in san jose this year. >> some problems on the peninsula, a string of car break-ins has a lot of neighbors concerned. take a look. this is surveillance video of two suspects prowling around before smashing windows. nbc bay area's ian cull joins us in san mateo with some of the details. ian. >> reporter: yeah, raj, police are looking for two suspects they say broke into more than 20 cars in west san mateo. tonight, releasing video of the crime spree that spanned nearly seven hours. surveillance video catches two men entering shasta drive in san mateo. each taking one side of the street, smashing car windows, then rummaging through seats. one of them carrying a distinctive back pack. >> this is the first time that something happened. so it's kind of frustrating, annoying. >> reporter: lawrence castillo's family suv was one of

it happened on northbound alden expressway between camden and redmond around 6:30 this morning. the driver of a red pickup hit a man crossing the street. four other vehicles then hit that man. the pickup driver initially stopped, but then later drove off. the drivers of the four other vehicles cooperated with police. investigators are hoping other drivers who might have been this the area will come forward with any information or any dash cam video. >> if anybody was in the area of the almaden expressway during that time, they may have footage of a red truck driving northbound on almaden expressway tat would help us identify the truck, maybe get a license plate number. >> the victim died at the scene. he has not been identified. this is the fourth fatal pedestrian crash in san jose this year. three have been hit and runs. >>> the man accused of the brutal beating of a san francisco grandmother told a judge today that he is not guilty. 18-year-old keonte gathron is charged with multiple flown felonies. he is being held without bail. family members of the victim, 88-year-old yik o

morning --- san jose police are investigating a deadly hit and run off of alamden expressway near camden avenue. police say one man was killed when a red pick-up truck. they say the truck stopped for a moment --- before fleeing the scene. authorities are telling people to use alternative routes --- because the area will be shutdown for the next two hours at least. ( darya ) our big story this morning. it's back to work for hundreds of thousands of federal employees ... now that the government shutdown is temporarily over.( james ) on friday president trump agreed to re-open the government. legislation to guarantee back pay for workers affected by the shutdown was also signed. but it could take a few days before paychecks are sent out. the deal that ended the standoff only goes until february 15-th. republican and democratic leaders have until then to come up with a border security proposal. federal workers want lawmakers to find a permanent solution. < "it's a temporary solution, don't really know what is to come in these next three weeks. "giving us a temporary solution is not really be

forests sharing this building in camden in london and he shows us how environmentally sustainable design can also be aesthetically pleasing absolutely now in today's program you'll meet some very influential architects who work at the intersection of building design and social justice and here are the thoughts of one architect who does exactly that donna sink. i am most excited about architecture right now is that we're finally getting rid of the idea of the architect a solitary genius architecture and other design disciplines are getting sort of fuzzy and when as we start to see how connected the ideas of social justice are to work built environment architecture planning transit urban land use policy even economic mobility in public health these things are all connected in creating a fair and equitable society and the built environment has enormous influence of those issues we're finally starting to see the architecture discipline embrace the idea that the hero's journey may not be about stark texture but maybe about doing a quiet community collaborative service in your world. joining u

an nhs service in camden is said to have saved £2.4 million by treating elderly and vulnerable patientsesult of patients being seen by a rapid response team. we being seen by a rapid response team. estimate the admission we estimate that our hospital admissionjust for we estimate that our hospital admission just for one—day costs about £3000 going to the emergency department and being admitted to award. that response costs about £800 so the savings are enormous. this week, we're hearing from the capital's young religious leaders and find out how they're shaping theirfaiths for younger generations. 28 year old sarah mcdonald says it often surprises people that she's a vicar. i think that people have a view on their head of what a vicar looks like the type of person that is a vicar and like the type of person that is a vicarandi like the type of person that is a vicar and i don't think 0s fits that which is kind of good, i mean that's one of the reasons i wanted to go in the church, being christian doesn't mean we look the way you think it does. female firefighters have posted pictures of

morning --- san jose police are investigating a deadly hit and run off of alamden expressway near camdensay one man was killed in crash and they do not have a description of the other vehiclel. authorities are telling people to use alternative routes --- because the area will be shutdown for the next two hours at least. ( james ) three people have died and at least 170 others were injured in a tornado that hit havana overnight. cuban president miguel diaz-canel posted these pictures of hime visiting areas hit by tornado. a government statement says the strong winds also caused flooding and damage to buildings. cuba's civil defense department asked people to remain indoors during the overnight hours. ( james ) police are looking for two men who bailed on their 4-thousand dollar botox bill in los angeles. amy johnson has the details. (nats)these two men captured on security camera video- talking with dr benny hau- seemed to make themselves right at home monday afternoon while receiving treatments at sculpt dtla...(natalia hau/nurse) "they didn't ask for pricing.they just said do anything y

there is no cross walk here and no stop light where the collision occureed, about midway between camdend avenue. now police say the red truck has been ruled, offering no other details. kyrta kothar/victim;s friend '...we're all in shock and numb and we just want justice to be served for the person who did this...."after trending down in recent years, pedestrian fatalities were up sharpley here in 2o18 and the trend appears to be continuing into the new year and speed is often a factor says city transportation spokesman colin heyne.colin heyne/san jose dept of transportationdespite monday's tragedy, the city has been targetingfast-moving, high volume traffic safety corridors like almaden expressway. at last half of all traffic fatalities in recent years are occurring on roads like this, which make up just 3 percent of city streeets. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news. ( darya ) in the south bay... police need your help identifying a man wanted in a sexual asasult investigation. officers say he is wanted for questioning in connection to several sexual assault incidents in sunnyvale and sa

forests sharing this building in camden in london and shows us how environmentally sustainable design can also be aesthetically pleasing absolutely now in today's program you'll meet some very influential architects who work at the intersection of building design and social justice and here are the thoughts of one architect who does exactly that down a sink. i am most excited about architecture right now is that we're finally getting rid of the idea of the architect a solitary genius architecture and other design disciplines are getting sort of fuzzy and are woven as we start to see how connected the ideas of social justice are to work built environment architecture planning transit urban land use policy even economics of building a public health these things are all connected in creating a fair and equitable society and the built environment has enormous influence of those issues we're finally starting to see the architecture discipline embrace the idea that the hero's journey may not be about stark texture but maybe about doing a quiet community collaborative service in your world.

the pick up truck was traveling north bound on the expressway, the number one lane in between camden avenues. the vehicle struck the victim. the driver initially slowed and pulled to the side and then police say he sped off without providing identification or rendering aid. then, four additional vehicles hit the victim as the body laid in the street. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. neighbors say they're not surprised this kind of accident and crime happened on this stretch of roadway. >> officially, like turning this corner right here, it's kind of hard. people come around here really fast. >> the medical examiner's office will do an investigation. investigators looking for the driver of a red pick up truck seen leaving the scene of the expressway. we're in the valley section of san jose, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thousands of federal workers went back to work today and many employees are wondering if lawmakers can swipe a deal to keep the government open. we have the story from washington. >> hundreds of thousands of federal employees head back to work this week as nine feder

an unidentified man was crossing the expressway between camden and redman streets. >> it's dangerous. they speed all the time. >> reporter: the driver of a initially stop but then continued driving without calling 911. >> four other cars run over the pedestrian. those four are stayed at the scene. >> reporter: sergeant henrique garcia said there have been a total of six fatal traffic accidents in the city since the new year began. on january 3, three of the six collisions involved fatal hit- and-run's. two of those crimes happen on the 24th and the third on the 28th. surveillance video shows a 59- year-old woman walking in the crosswalk when she was hit and killed by the driver of this white full length fan. the suspect has not been caught. >> we have more traffic fatalities this year than at the same time last year. >> it is too soon to see a trend. time of day, during nighttime hours, and speed are likely contributing factors in the fatal hit-and-run collisions with pedestrians. >> everybody's vision is impaired when it's darker and is harder to gauge how fast the drivers are going.

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the unidentified victim was hit while walking near camden avenue. this is the third deadly hit- and-run so far this year. jesse gary is live at police headquarters. this appears to be a troubling trend. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. it seems to be a growing trend in san jose. police are studying the numbers behind it. a national nonprofit that helps cities grow safely says there has been a 35% increase in the number of people hit while walking on the streets. that is nationally. in san jose, four people have been involved in three of the four were fatal hit-and-run's. >> investigators say they got the call of the latest accident at 6:30 monday morning. an unidentified man was crossing the expressway in the almaden valley section of the city. >> it is dangerous peak >> reporter: the driver of a red pickup truck hit the victim and initially stopped but then continued driving without calling 911. >> four other cars run over the pedestrian. they stayed at the scene and called 911. >> reporter: there have been a total of six fatal traffic accidents

says the safety system is up and running on the camden and burns wick line but the popular penn line from myland to d.c. is still undergoing testing to make sure it works with amtrak's technology. amtrak told news4 the system should be operational by this spring. >>> virginia governor ralph northam wants to make itr eas to vote. he's proposing a t billt will allow absentee voting for any reason. ut> lawmakers in virginia and maryland are abo to get to work, the genal assembly o sessions beg wednesday. >>> coming up at 6:30, one school dtrict considers offering free lunches to families affected by the shutdown. why is not as easy as that sounds. >>> we're in for a week of >>> we're in for a week of roller coaster geico makes it easy to get help when you need it. with licensed agents available 24/7. it's not just easy. it's having-a-walrus-in-goal easy! roooaaaar! it's a walrus! ridiculous! yes! nice save, big guy! good job duncan! way to go! [chanting] it's not just easy. it's geico easy. oh, duncan. stay up. no sleepies. >>> just talking aboutre how the weather was yesterday, and the

the latest victim was a man on the expressway yesterday morning between camden and avenue.by a red pickup truck heading northbound. investigators say the driver stopped and then drove away without calling 911. >> then for other cars ran over the pedestrian the state at the scene and called 911 . >> pedestrian safety group said they have had more traffic deaths this year than this time last year . neighbors say cars are just going to fast along almaden expressway . >>> police in fremont are looking for thief who stole four wheels . a man left for work at five in the morning yesterday . his wife later called to say all four wheels from their 2019 honda accord were gone . he posted it on next-door website. neighbor said this type of thing has happened in their neighborhood before. >> donner early morning is just shocking to me. >> the car owner her didn't want to be identified says luckily he does have insurance for this. fremont police said wheel theft is certainly well rare . but they do it plan to have extra patrols in the neighborhood . >>> san jose's mayors helping to cou

the biggest crowd around him during the session, but 8-year-old camden clancy, this year's "play 60" brady, how does he deal with all the haters? >> how are you able to focus despite the negative fan base? >> aka the haters! i don't know. what do we do about the haters? we love them. we love them. we love them back because we don't hate back. we appreciate it and we love them and we wish them the best in their life. >> reporter: there is a huge difference between the two coaches, bill belichick, 66 years old, sean mcvay, half his age, 36. get this, they've been exchanging texts all season long and met at the combine before the draft last season and developed a mutual admiration for all of them and saying that bill belichick takes the time to text him, that's cool. >> i was more of a googly-eye'd schoolgirl appreciative he would take the time to think about me. our interaction has been limited but the way he treated me has been very cool. his text game is nice. >> his text game is nice. you learn something at every super bowl, i didn't realize his text game was nice. there you go. >>

he had the biggest crowd around him during the media session. 8 year old camden clancy made his way throughs he deal with all the haters? >> how are you able to focus despite the negative fan base? a.k.a., the haters. i don't know, what do we do about the haters? we love them. we love them. we love them back because we don't hate back. we appreciate it and we love them. and we wish them the best in their life. >> brady also taking the stage with rams' quarterback jared goff. brady is not willing to give goff any pointers before playing the biggest game of his life. >> what sort of advice would you give this guy as he gets ready to take on the big bad patriots? >> i'm not giving him any advice. >> reporter: there is a huge age difference between the coaches. bill belichick 66 years old. sean mcvay just 33. they have been exchanging texts all season long. they met at the combine last season, developed a mutual admiration. mcvay said that he would take the time to text him, that is pretty cool. >> i got a chance to meet him last year. i think there was a lot made of the texts. it was more me r

marc says the safety system is up and running on its camden anr nswick lines but the popular penn line throuim baore to d.c. is stl underg testing. trak told news4 the safety system should be fully operational byhi spring. >>> later today, a funeral will beeld forazmine barnes. the 7-year-old was shot and killed in houston. we're also learning more today about the suspect in this case. gabeez gutieeports. >> reporter:rn this mg a community is preparing to honor the 7-year-old shot and killed her mother saysfawhile the ly was on an early morning coffee run. >> nobody knows the pain of losing a child. >> reporter: her mother ralli supporters this weekend just hours before the a case took dramatic turn. two suscts now i custody. eric black jr. charged with capital murder is being held without bail. >> the evidence is being held to the shooter of jazmine. >> reporter: jazmine's familyat rney citing law enforcementso urces identify him asarry woodruff who was arrested over the weekend on an unrelated drug chargend >> it's ourstanding that this was a case of mistaken identity, that they fire

there is no cross walk here and no stop light where the collision occureed, about midway between camden and redmond avenue. now police say the red truck has been ruled, offering no other details. kyrta kothar/victim;s friend '...we're all in shock and numb and we just want justice to be served for the person who did this...."after trending down in recent years, pedestrian fatalities were up sharpley here in 2o18 and the trend appears to be continuing into the new year and speed is often a factor says city transportation spokesman colin heyne.colin heyne/san jose dept of transportationdespite monday's tragedy, the city has been targetingfast-moving, high volume traffic safety corridors like almaden expressway. at last half of all traffic fatalities in recent years are occurring on roads like this, which make up just 3 percent of city streeets. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news. hill are looking for three suspects ... who stole a purse, and then went on a shopping spree. these are surveillance images of the suspects .. and the car they were driving. police say, the victim was shopping at

police say the victim was a man causing crossing the expressway between camden avenue. he was hit by a red pickup truck having heading northbound. the truck did stop but drove away without calling 911. >> for of the cars ran over the pedestrian. before cars stayed at the scene and called 911. slightly pedestrian safety groups say to having more traffic deaths involving pedestrians this year than this time last year. neighbors say class has gone too fast on the expressway. >>> the bay area school district being sued after the break that claimed it did not do enough to protect a middle school student from sexual assault. >>> late-night vote has parents, teachers, and students wondering what is next for ruth academy. academy. >>> if you have not stepped outside it is a little wet and that could complicate your commute. we are watching it closely and we will have another update, in a few moments. >>> are stretch of dry weather did not last. that is good nudist if you are looking for ring. there will be a lot more on the way d. >>> we have continuing coverage of the oakland

it happened just before 6:30 in the morning near almaden expressway and camden avenue.olice say a driver in a red pickup hit a man. the driver initially did stop, but then got back in the truck and took off. this is the sixth deadly accident in san jose this year. >>> who hit and killed a san francisco state student and then took off? tonight police believe they have the answer. we first told you about the victim last night. her name was 21-year-old angelina pinedo. pinedo was a junior at sf state. police say she was using the crosswalk in redondo beach on saturday night when a driver hit her. investigators now believe 21-year-old kbo dragggonzalez dragged pinedo several hundred feet, got out, looked at her and drove away. >>> he says he is not guilty. the man accused of brutally beating and robbing an 86-year-old woman made that plea and investigators say keonte gathron attack eed huang in visitation park. after that attack he reportedly broke into a home across the street. she suffered skull fractures as well as a brain energy. he is set to return to court tomorrow fo