chasing stolen cars or people who refuse to pull over. police tell us officers are training on this new policy and there is mixed reaction to it. >> reporter: bay area police chases at high speeds through city streets with sometimes wild and violent endings. >> i heard it sirens. >> reporter: she was home when suspected car thieves crash could this stolen suv into her house. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> i say yes. yes. yep. [ laughter ] >> reporter: 2 investigates found the chase would have been against the rules if a new policy had been in effect. now officers can only start a chase if they believe the suspect committed a violent forcible crime or is in possession of a fire arm. >> reporter: does this make it tougher oo fight crime? >> -- to fight crime? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: it is models after similar rules in san jose. and more straight than san francisco. -- strike than san francisco. 51% of police chases were started because of traffic violations, 22% for auto theft and 5% for fire arms. chasing stolen cars led

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chasing stolen cars or people who refuse to pull over.ice tell us officers are training on this new policy and there is mixed reaction to it. >> reporter: bay area police chases at high speeds through city streets with sometimes wild and violent endings. >> i heard it sirens. >> reporter: she was home when suspected car thieves crash could this stolen suv into her house. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] s

now they're going to a chase behavior because the car is now a toy.ng the car. >> believe it or not the dash cam video lasts for almost an hour. >> now he's trying to chew his tire as he drives off. >> look at his tail. it's up and he's having a great time on the police car, taxpayer money. he doesn't know that. he's just having a good time. see look at this guy right here. >> they try to catch it on foot but winston remains steadfast so what would the dog whisperer do? >> i stop the car and i put a leash on the dog or i redirect him with food. stop it. ask him to lay down in front of the bumper. you know, so he learns to relax in front of the bumper. >> finally, the animal center arrives and takes winston away. then his owner comes to pick him up. >> we're glad that he's getting to come home and get back to his old life. free of all the excitement. >> but winston isn't off the hook yet. charged with being a potentially dangerous dog winston is ordered to attend both obedience school and a canine good citizen class. in september 2010 he graduates. as

chase. so you can. developing news this morning. classes will resume this morning at widener university in philadelphia as the search for the gunman continues. the shooting happened last night, when a student was shot in the parking lot of the university's athletic center. the student survived but remains in critical but stable condition. police say the shooting was not random. the campus was on lockdown until 6 this morning eastern time. police are asking student vigilant around campus but their will be a strong police presence. authorities in chester, pennsylvania are searching for a gunman after a shooting at a local college. police say a student was shot at widener university just before nine monday night. it happened near the athletic center. the injured student was taken to the hospital, but there's no immediate word on his condition. university officials urged students to stay inside until further notice. in oklahoma this morning, investigators are trying to find out what caused this massive house fire. flames engulfed the fo

it is the winds now and the cold in chevy chase. it is 17 degrees, but i have seen winds that have vested to about 27 miles per hour. that certainly brings a windchill down into single digits. i can tell you feels that cold. my suggestion if you can, stay indoors, stay warm. that sounds like the best option. for people who have to get on the roads, how do they look now, amanda meadows? >> curl up on the couch with some hot cocoa. that is good to go. several different incidents are out there patriot a whole range of problems due to those conditions. we will start off with a live shot just to show you. we have been talking a lot of those interstates are cleared. see the falls road at the bottom is covered with snow, but if you're looking in the far distance to 70, moving along, pretty clear conditions there. you're going to have those covered shoulders and you do need to be extremely careful on those offense and overpasses of course. tree down, completely blocking those eastbound lanes. we try to access waterside and get onto wall cre

that's the end of a nearly 40-minute chase. pinal county deputies are chasing manuel longoria, they suspect him of stealing the car he's running away in. you see longoria there in the white t-shirt. deputies are acting on the information that they believe longoria is armed. he does have a record. and witness accounts say he was heard saying he wouldn't be taken alive. at this point he's refusing to comply with deputy commands. >> ooh. >> when you hear a couple of pops. those are beanbags and taser rounds nonlethal force and pinal county deputies initially used after those first pops you see longoria start to reach back into the cabin of his car. a few more pops from the nonlethal weapons and then longoria's arms go up. those last two shots are two rounds fired by one deputy. those two rounds proved fatal to longoria. >> whoa. >> in a statement issued by the pinal county sheriff's office they say officers and deputies attempted to use less-than-lethal means to go into custody and he refused to take commands and he reached back i

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. >> i was expecting a foot chase.was expecting to have to jump out of the car. >> but the suspects don't run. instead, one emerges from the car with a pistol in each hand. >> just raised it up to shoulder level and was shooting, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, as fast as he could. both guns going. he emptied both the weapons. probably 10 to 12 shots were fired. the shots that were being fired were incredibly loud. the pistols were deafening. as i was ducking down, i remember hearing the bullets hitting the car. there was a lot of kids out. and on the video you could see a couple of them running across the street just prior to him jumping out of the car and shooting. >> for that reason, perry holds his fire. the quick-thinking officer throws his cruiser in reverse creating distance between himself and the hail of gunfire. it's his best defense. >> i'm backing up simply trying to survive, got out of the way. and at that point they got back in the car. >> the driver takes off again and so does officer perry. >> i've just b

a car that police had been chasing. now, the reason this is a little controversial is because it is believed that the officer violated protocol and that was what he shouldn't have done because it put people in danger even though he did obviously manage to stop the car. this happened two years ago. the investigation and the case is still ongoing but he has recently pleaded not guilty. >>> not often we describe a fight video as beautiful. but we finally found one. the main two fighting are these two here. typical fight, beautiful mountain scene in the back ground but watch when the third deer gets involved in this mess. i'll show it to you in regular speed. right there it doesn't look like much. maybe the deer jumped a little bit or something, but when i show youhatsl watch again. it's, like, a part jump, part beer catapult. watch how high up this thing gets. it'sli it's, like, the other two teamed up and tossed him in the air. >> it's like a jackie chan movie because he kicked both of them when he came down. >> is he oka

canada patrolman villa joins the chase. >> be advised.n. >> when i got behind the camaro, it was traveling in and out of lanes. it was traveling at a high rate of speed. >> also following the camaro is the sergeant who first pulled over the speeding car. the driver is refusing instructions to stop, and police decide to set up stop sticks in his path, hoping to puncture the car's tires. >> when we first deployed the stop sticks, the suspect pulled into the median, and at that time that's when the sergeant pulled his vehicle in front of the suspect's vehicle. >> the chase appears to be at an end, but the driver isn't giving up so easily. >> we attempted to pull out the driver from the vehicle, and he wasn't cooperating with us, so at that point, that's when we determined we had to break the glass of the vehicle. >> using his side arm, sergeant ramero, seen here in the white shirt, tries as hard as he can to shatter the window, but the glass on the new camaro is difficult to break. 1 other officers try to break the glass, but they can't. the

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in 2010, 51% of oakland police chases were started because of the traffic violationings. 23% for auto theft and just 5% for firearms. chasing stolen cars led to a crash more than 1/3 of the time. >> so, you know we're endangering the community at this point to recover somebody's stolen property. only to return it to them in damaged condition. it's just not worth the risk. >> reporter: it's a different a approach at the california highway patrol. >> for us we look at it on a minute to main basis. >> reporter: they're not limited to chasing only certain offenders. >> a person who has a registration violation could very well be a wanted felon or murdering. we don't know until we make that stop. >> reporter: they'll review the new policy in six months to see what kind of impact it's having. >>> a recent survey of oakland police officers reflects a deep divide between the department and the city it protects. the internal survey obtained by an east bay express newspaper found many officers say elected leaders are too liberal. there are expressions of distress and low moral. the top brass is

a jet ski chase?w escape and a dead husband whose body has yet to be found. >> when you are describing this horrific events, you seemed somewhat detached. the victim, at least in the eyes of some, was about to come under suspicion. >> reporter: from almost the very beginning after the attack, tiffany hartley seemed to be everywhere telling her story. >> i think it would be difficult for anybody in my situation, and i know, you know, there's been stories out there before, and people question. but i know what i know. i know what i saw. >> reporter: not only interviews with local television stations but networks. on the "today" show. >> how close did these people come to you? can you drive them to me? >> honestly, looking at the barrel of the gun is all i saw. >> reporter: the cbs morning news. >> we never really had that feeling that something was going to happen that day. >> reporter: but word began to leak out even from mexico that her story was being doubted. >> so she kept on coming this way. >> rep

in 2010, 51% of oakland police chases were started because of the traffic violationings. 23% for autoheft and just 5% for firearms. chasing stolen cars led to a crash more than 1/3 of the time. >> so, you know we're endangering the community at this point to recover somebody's stolen property. only to return it to them in damaged condition. it's just not worth the risk. >> reporter: it's a different a approach at the california highway patrol. >> for us we look at it on a minute to main basis. >> reporter: they're not limited to chasing only certain offenders. >> a person who has a registration violation could very well be a wanted felon or murdering. we don't know until we make that stop. >> reporter: they'll review the new policy in six months to see what kind of impact it's having. >>> a recent survey of oakland police officers reflects a deep divide between the department and the city it protects. the internal survey obtained by an east bay express newspaper found many officers say elected leaders are too liberal. there are expressions of distress and low moral. the top brass is t

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high-speed chase and got away. got away. scared. >> you should be, [ bleep ]. >> police say she was high on meth. she pleaded guilty to this dints that happened in march. the video just released. what you are hearing are conversations that make no sense. >> check me if you can. airplane. ain't got time to take the fast chain. >> singing? >> sang the letter by the box tops and had more nonsense to say. she's having a full-on conversation with herself. >> [ bleep ], girl. [ bleep ]. >> sounds like she can't believe she's getting away with it. >> she doesn't even know what she's doing. >> even has nailed it on the head. i know you're wondering, why is she in the sheriff's deputy cruiser? deputies responded to a man who had been stabbed in the back. while investigating that, she slipped into the deputy's car and took off. this is what happened after they discovered her. >> time for intervention on poor old tara. somebody needs to help this girl. >> intervention? she needs to be behind bars, she stabbed a man. >> 11 minutes into

the chase is on again. these look like potentially snowy, icy roads. >> good thing the guy doesn't have anything to do. >> the minivan skids down. >> now you think guy in silver car has had enough. oh, no. >> guy with knife gets out of silver car. >> looks like he's ice skating on the van. >> the guy with the knife falls and busts his butt. now they just stand and have a war of words with their knives held at the ready position. >> what's wrong with people. >> was he really going to stab this guy? >> are you going to murder a guy in the ditch because i cut you off? >> he could murder the guy and dig a hole with the shovel. >> the shovel was there. >> give it a hard go, baby. >> you're about to witness a really, really tense moment caught on camera in rochester, new york. this is the crew from engine 5 in rochester. and they're working on a 58-year-old man named artie, who just ran into a utility pole. >> come on, baby, come on, baby. >> breathe, breathe, you got family. >> two of the guys were able to get i

so in a way, "chasing utopia," because i'm a mama's girl, and in "chasing utopia" and in embracing mommythe way that i have here, because it was fun writing this book, and if you wouldn't do anything else but "chasing utopia," you will laugh, because the laughter is there. my grandmother's laughter is there. i have a thing in this book called the "giggle bank," and what i had imagined is that my grandmother, because her laughter was universal. so what she did was she deposited the laughter, so whenever we needed laughter we could go to the giggle bank, and the giggle fairy had to give it to us. because grandmother took care of us. so i thought well, i'm not just lopsided, and i just read marcus samuelsson's book, which i loved so much, "yes chef," and you want to deal with your life as you see it. so there's this whole part of my life as a writer that i haven't really -- i've dealt with what i can deal with, but now i think i'm ready. i'm 70 years old, tavis, and i think i'm old enough to deal with this other part, and just to try to understand. tavis: mm-hmm. >> i don't know that i ever

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tell me about "chasing gideon"? >> i worked at on this book for a year half. tied to the 50th anniversary of the supreme court decision, gideon versus wainwright. my initial idea was to take the take the issue of right to counsel played out last 50 years since that landmark decision. so i found it, there's a huge crisis in the courts that public defenders are grossly overworked. some of the public defenders i talk to are carrying as many cases as 700 at a time. so, what i tried to do in the book was to write a book about this crisis in the court, that was written for general readers, not lawyers, because one of the driving questions in my book was, how can everybody involved in the court system, judges, prosecutors, public defenders, cops, all recognize that the system is broken, that there is this huge crisis and not do anything? so i went in with that question and i think the answer i walked out with is that most people outside of the judicial system don't know about these problems. so, i wrote "chasing gideon" for those people who have interested in justice

it's an awesome feeling. >> i watch chase go up in the air., he's always a natural at everything he does. sure enough there he is flying the dang manta ray going 25 feet up in the air. >> we were really excited that people were able to get that high. it was remarkable because none of us had even gotten close to that. >> for almost a minute chase soars high above the boat, but then everything changes. >> i'm getting a little bit scared and it's too high. i feel like i need to come down. i started to climb towards the front of the tube and signal slow down. >> we could see that he was pointing down that he wanted the boat to slow down a bit. >> that's when the driver of the boat slowed the boat down and maybe faster than he should have. >> the boat loses too much speed too quickly and chase smashes down head first. >> the kite tube went from 25, 30 feet up in the air down to zero in a matter of two seconds. >> there's nothing i can do because my body is full length stretched in the air. i didn't want to break my neck. i knew this was going to hu

car chase.person happens to be recording the car chase on his tv using a camera. >> look at that cross traffic right there. goes through a red light and he does this move every time here. >> i'm waiting for an explosion, waiting for the car to flip over. >> now he's at the wrong lanes of traffic once again. >> suddenly you can hear the sirens from his apartment. >> he's making his way back off to the west and towards l.a.x. once again. >> and oh, my gosh, the car chase is happening right outside of his house. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> holy crap, what the hell is this? it's the same amount of police cars. >> the up-close and personal police chase goes viral and makes many wonder if it's legit or hollywood movie magic. >> the timing of the car showing up was too perfect to be real. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> it was not impossible that someone sees a car chase on their television, pulls out the camera, boom shoots it, it's in their neighborhood already, it could come by. >> wow, unbelievable. >> sometimes t

silver car starts chasing. pulls in front of the minivan, cuts him off, and the guy gets out of the silver car, no, i'm not stopping for you. the chase is on again. these look like potentially snowy icy roads. the minivan skids out of control. >> oh, no. >> you you think the silver car has had enough. oh, no. man with knife gets out of the silver car. >> crawling all over his car. >> he cannot get his footing. the guy in the minivan has a su shovel just as the guy with the knife falls on his butt. now they have a war of words with their knife and shovel held in position. >> what's wrong with position? >> was he really going to stab this guy? >> going to murder a man in a ditch because i cut you off? >> he could murder him and dig a hole with the shovel. >>> you're about to witness a really tense moment caught on camera in rochester, new york. this is the crew from engine 5 and they're working on a 58-year-old man named artie who just ran into a utility pole. >> come on, baby. >> you can do it. breathe, breathe!

chase. and close call. for residents of an oakland home. kron's will tran reports from the scene where the incident ended this morning. but only after creating a path of destruction. >> reporter: two-man far behind bars a bright now. but not before taking a lead on a short%. not before taking police on a shor pursuit. >> reporter: of this the very back to from what happened. >> reporter: they did take out a street light. a fire hydrant. they were arrested and no injuries for them as well. will tran kron 4 news. >> pam: a dog stolen from outside a store at the north gate mall. has been reunited with its owners. the dog was taken yesterday evening. when the owner was getting a manicure with her daughter. their 9-year-old dog. named tenby. was tied up outside. that's when a teenage boy. un-tied the dog's leash. and walked away with him. this morning.the owner's daughter received a tip. which led them to find a teen walking the dog. the girl said, her boyfriend found the dog unattended and was c

this is the second chase in three days. this one started at connecticut and 25th. police say the car matched the description from a robbery. officers tried to pull the driver over, but the car sped off. didn't get far. crashing into a pole at 22 and connecticut. one suspect had minor injuries and was arrested but the other managed to escape on foot. now on monday, a high speed police chase through san francisco ended when that suspect, a parolee crashed his car near the police station near golden gate park. a police officer was hurt during that chase. >>> betty yu joins us at the memorial of a young mother who was killed crossing the street. >> reporter: this woman's injuries were so severe, she didn't have a chance to fight for her life. right now, loved ones are still coming by to write messages and reflect on this young mother's life. they say she had a lot to live for. it is not the kind of toast anthony had planned on making to his younger sister. the 19-year-old mother was killed on new year's eve this pickup truck slammed into her. she was carrying her son s

activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom chase.>> (male annoucer): now here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> pay attention to this tax say, the driver is just sitting there instead of getting out of the way of emergency crews. lookit piece for drivers, they know they should pullover as you can see, they do not. >> in fact, the driver of this red car is tried out run the emergency vehicle with sirens activated. this is just so that to makeand turns light. >> i spent the entire shift with the san francisco fire department as they responded to emergency calls city- wide. >> i watched the drivers slowing down. for example, on the street, this ambulance had nowhere to go because drivers would not pull over. >> it is really bad, watch this driver making a right hand turn not only was there firetruck but in front it was an ambulance. >> state lotteries that within a thousand feet with silence activated drivers must pullover. it does not read the trust also stop and create a problem or to speed up a raise the veh

chase. so you can. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! screams] the target security breach over the christmas shopping season may be "even" bigger catherine heenan is here with the latest developments that could affect tens of millions of credit and debit just when you thought you'd probably heard the worst about the target hack. analysts now say it appears to be part of a global campaign - with ties to russia. the cyber attack that has already compromised the credit card information of 40-million target customers - and the information of 70- million more - may be part of an international scheme. the wall street journal is crime union. and the hackers were "highly skilled" in what they were doing. "it's an unknown exploit. one that they haven't seen before." that's putting it mildly. analysts say a global and nearly undetectable malware might have corrupted point of sale systems for a string of retailers. one analyst says some of the stolen information has already been on the black market for weeks. with information going for as little as

there was a police chase that ended in a shooting. jackie sissel is live with more. >> what is this thing right now? >> there is a lot of activity and we're still my getting a lot of affirmation. we do know that there are multiple agencies involved in this investigation including alameda county, chp and because it happened on oakland streets, oakland pd will be the lead investigator. we're getting just very limited information. we are being told that to 50 8:00 a.m. that the chp initiated a stop on 580 in high street. for whatever reason the suspect took off and a pursuit happened. it ended at a dead-end street. off 57 to. at that point, stocks were fired. we do not know exactly what happened or who was struck. someone was struck and we do not know their condition we do know that chp was involved and they are conducting an investigation would alameda county. >> oakland pd is the lead investigator because it was on their street. we're waiting to get some type of information from them and the chp stated there not allowed to comment. we

>> buckle in for a wild police chase. this in arkansas. the video was recently released and went viral. let's see why. we're riding with wildlife officer kenny taylor. he's assisting some police officers in pursuit of an armed robbery suspect. he heard the call, he was nearby by -- that's the stuff, vehicles eluding police officers. he's chasing the suspect while he's driving down the shoulder of the road and then this. >> stop, stop! >> two hands on his weapon while driving in the opposite lane, pointing it at the driver and this is a big. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> i feel like i just arrested this guy. can you believe that? >> what kind of camera is that? >> feels like we are the officer. >> they describe it as a police officer body camera. now, this is a man that they believe is armed and dangerous, grabbed him by the hair, throws him down, rolls him over. you see the fear in this man's eyes as he got a weapon pointed right at him. you get this incredible view of what it's like to be in a highly charged, vol -- he year in jail and ten

everybody is chasing gary woodland. a nice birdie here on 16. he leads by one stroke into sunday's final round. lpga tour starting in the bahamas. an up and down day for paula kramer. two eagles including this hole on the par 511th. a triple bogey puts her in third place. looking for her first win since the 20 between u.s. open. cc sabathia and his wife amber with his annual pitch in baseball clinic at vallejo high. 240 kids showed up. cc feels like baseball is losing its luster and trying to reintroduce the sport to the youth of today. >> it is definitely dying in the inner cities. that's why we try to put on these camps and clinics and let the kids know baseball is a fun game to play. i grew up playing it and i want to share it with them. >> getting the parents a to learn that it is important to take your kids to clinics like this. keeping your kids active is most important. >> super bowl xlviii set for next sunday. let's look at the future stars of the nfl at the senior bowl. san jose state quarterback enhances his stock. he played for the so

chase cane, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, chase. >>> explosive new claims from attorneys who say the family of a saratoga teen is responsible for her suicide. she was 15 when she hanged herself after she was allegedly sexually assaulted and photographed at a party, and then bullied online. a lawyer for one of the three boys accused of violating audrey says her parents should have nope what he describes as her long standing emotional problems and they should have sought professional help. some legal strategies say shifting blame to the parents could backfire. >> if the defense takes this strategy, instead of lowering the damages, it could raise the damages that the family recovers. >> the parents said it's clear the suspects have no remorse for what happened. the case is still moving through the criminal justice system. >>> a brain dead oakland girl has the breathing and feeding tubes her family wanted. her body was turned over to the coroner's office, and then released to the family over the weekend. the 13-year-old went into children's hospital for tonsil surgery but declared brain

plus after paying $20 billion in fines jp morgan chase has given a huge raise to ceo jamie dimon. later in the federal reserve there is a new documentary that chronicled the fed during the financial crisis, and this was an intriguing day at the economic forum with ali velshi. i'm david shuster, and this is "real money." >> this is "real money," and you are the most important part of the show. join our live conversation for the next half hour on twitter @aj real money. this has not been a very good day for all of how have money invested in the stock market. for the second day in a row stocks took a big dive, the dow dropped 318 points and the trading loss of 2%. that capped off the weekly decline that they have seen in more than a year. the tech heavy nasdaq fell 2.95%. investors appear to be spooked about what is known as the emerging markets, the rapidly developing countries of brazil, russia and china. those economies are showing signs of slowing down. the market reaction began on thursday following reports of a contraction in china's manufacturing output. that report combined w

suspect after early morning chase. we're live at that scene as well. >> an apartment building damaged from the inside out by intense flames overnight. now firefighters have pin pointed the spot where that fire started. >> good morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. high pressure weakens, slight cooling. the weather story i want to tell you is after we get through friday, 65 degrees, a warm weekend ahead. the storm track finally dips to the south and we have significant rain chances. your full forecast in moments. >> one lane of a freeway in fremont closed because of a brush fire. a new crash at the castro valley y. >> a live look over the city, today is tuesday, january 21st, this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. we have all kinds of things. breaking news out of the east bay, a chp officer opened fire after a short chase. it ended a couple hours ago in an oakland neighborhood. there is a heavily -- a heavy

woods. >> they chased them away.uffalo. no lions. they were gone. >> no one is certain about the fate of the baby buffalo. but a few imagine the best possible outcome. >> they think the baby lived. i know it doesn't seem possible, but he looked like he was fine. another interesting phenomenon has risen from this remarkable video. >> the co-founder of youtube remarked this is his favorite video of all-time. millions upon millions of internet users have experienced the misery of defeat and the exhilarating thrill of victory. >> i can't believe there's over 40 million views on this. being able to share this, so other people can see it, i think that's a fantastic thing. >> she's going for him. she's going for him. she got him. >> look at this. they're too late. >> the bizarre spectacle has been seen by more people than almost anything on the web. thanks to one man with a camera, the world can now enjoy one of the shortest, feel-good movies of the decade. >> this, to me, is almost like a disney movie. because something ba

a nonprofit organization started by a high schooler named chase harris. he started this nonprofit organization in honor of his friend danielle hudson who was diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer. and the way he thought he could help beth was by restoring an old car. in fact, a 1967 chevrolet camaro, if you remember. and i want to tell you that car did get unveiled in front of the phoenix children's hospital. danielle's parents got to see the car which was an incredibly emotional experience for them because danielle lost her battle to brain cancer before she ever got to see the finished product. but even more special, this car was just auctioned off at the barrett jackson auction in scottsdale, arizona. that is chase right back there standing behind the auctioneer. this car went for $75,000. >> sold! thank you. >> 100% of those proceeds will go to the phoenix children's hospital oncology research. >> that's cool. >> it's so amazing that such a young man was able to restore that car, and his dream came true that he was actually able to get it auctione

kenny taylor is chasing the suspect while driving down the shoulder of the road.nd then this. [ bleep ] two hands on his weapon while driving down the opposite lane pointing it at the suspect trying to get him to stop. his hands aren't on the wheel and there is a big rig coming right at him. he goes deeper on to the shoulder. that's where he stops. taylor jumps out. [ bleep [ bleep ]. >> i feel like i just arrested this guy. >> can you believe that? >> they describe it as a police officer body camera. officer taylor runs up, gun pointed in the suspect's face. this is a man they believe is armed and dangerous. grabs him by the hair. lows him down. rolls him over. you see the fear in this man's eyes. the weapon pointed right at him. you get this incredible view of what it's like to be in a highly charged volatile situation. >> it's unbelievable. >> he was found guilty of residential burglary, fleeing and obstruction of governmental operation. he got one year in jail and ten years of probation. >>> the guy you see in this beautiful water here is a kite loop rider. he

get two times the points on travel and dining at restaurants from chase sapphire preferred.thing that wakes up your soul. chase sapphire preferred. so you can. >>> the sundance film fest falis in full swing in utah. it showcases george takei. it opens up about this years in a camp and his personal achievements. he and his husband brad give a prey view of the film. >> i was involved in a civil-rights movement. i marched with dr. martin luther king. i was involved in the peace movement during the vietnam war. >> they put you in stereotypical roles. >> that is right. and the struggle for getting a more true depiction of asian american characters. but all this time. i was silent about another aspect of my life, i was gay from the time i was nine or ten i knew that bobby excited me more than janey. >> he said that he did not want control over this project but he is a control freak. >> he is the control freak. >> the director she showed up at our house one day so to speak and the cameras just rolled, her approach after while the project went on. >> he said that the film was shot o

a chase and officer-involved shooting. >>> breaking news. a police chase leads to a shooting in the east bay early this morning. christie smith is on the scene. she just talked to police. we'll get a live update next. >> and it's not quite as cold out there to start the day. more clouds, onshore flow, a touch cooler this afternoon. we're still counting on that rain. we'll detail everything in your full forecast. >> plus, a private memo to google employees goes public. what the company reportedly told employees to say during a san francisco transit meeting. >> while i'm also watching transit we have an issue on the peninsula and for the south bay. two things going on right now. >> let's take a live look outside. beautiful bay bridge. it's getting late in january on this tuesday, january 21st, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with breaking news out of the east bay. an investigation is under way in oakland after a chp officer shot a driver fol

serve. >> flurry of gun fire in san diegoed chase. ed chase.morning when police destroyed to stop a man for talking on the cell phone while driving. officers say he took off speeding up to 60 miles an hour through neighborhoods. they say the car matched the description of one involved in a recent shooting and the driver had a gun. firearm possible drug found at the scene. driver is in critical condition tonight. >>> just release video showing terrifying moments small plane going down off the coast of hawaii. passengers rush off the plane as it begins to fill with water. one person died in the crash last december. 8 others survived. passenger who shot the video says physically he's fine. but he still as you can understand a bit shaken emotionally. >> medical student at the university of virginia learned important lesson to never assume anything. brian jones creditd with saving the life of a patient actor unknown to anyone he was suffering from very real aneurysm in the abdomen. exact condition he was impersonating as practice patient. he was dia