"chasing news." >> bill: a weather alert, wind, rain, storm surge, how bad? we check in with meteorologist dan zarrow. >> march is known for big storms here in northeast united states, mother nature delivering a weather mess from late thursday to friday, maybe saturday morning. rain is pretty much a guarantee, an inch or two may cause localize flooding, but snow is possible, temperatures drop on friday. could cause icy conditions, and to north and west of the city, higher elevations may see a few inches of snow acomm consolidation. -- accumulation, wind is a concern, down trees, power outages with 50 to 60 mile per hour gusts, that could cause coastal flooding concerns, 2 to 4 feet of sun surge could cause tidal flooding issues, we'll talk about the storm in just a little bit. >> deadly fire broke out in an apartment in brooklyn. two are dead, nate rodgers is on the scene, what do you got? reporter: a tragic day, fire department said it was caused by an unattended electric heater, this cell phone vid

chas"chasing news." bill: after bee rejected by miami-dade school system, mayor de blasio has his second choice, tap second super in texas to take over. john what is happening? >> back up plan is now the top man, new school chancellor of new york is richard car ran za, happy to report he has not backed out, mayor de blasio welcome caranza to the post, tae everything on for retired school chancellor and will lead city's 1.1 million schoolkids, he served superintendent in houst houston. previously in san francisco, the 51-year-old grew up in arizona, in a spanish-speaking home, he is a mariachi player and loves music. >> if you are a student who does not yet speak english, we hear you, if you are a dreamer, we hear you. if you are form early -- normerlformerly not being searcd we'll serve you. >> the first choice of miami backed out after verbally committing to it caranza was on short list and originally told by mayor de blasio he was the runner up. >> he is an educator's educator, they will sense he is a

welcome to "chasing news." adam, are pushing this idea called microgrid and i understand there is an example of this a ath princeton university. the question is. how do the rest of us pay for this? >> how do we pay for the things. i think it begins with a question of business as up, right? what are we paying for today? when we talk about the continued exposure of wires and lines and the continued rebuilding of the things, you know, we are talking about billions of dollars and expenses. all right. let me ask you. why not have this house by house. i know a lot of people with whole house generators myself included operating off of natural gas. we got the structure in blase more than 7% of homes in a place like new jersey already connected to the natural gas bridge. well, it is expensive, right it? begins and think of it like cop-cation. right? the beginning very expensive cell phones were for limited subset of people or communication and emergencies over time and this will grow just like telecommunication cable ha

this is "chasing news." bill: we have a weather alert for you tonight. a major winter storm come through the area. snow, wind, sleet, storm surge. waits a mess today. some areas got more than a foot of snow. we got chasing team coming for you. will start with mark who was at newark airport. mark, what is the scene like at the airport? reporter: here at newark airport, in terminal ball, we have varying degrees of frust rigs and confusion. some people have come here very early homing there won't be delays, yet only to find out they are held up afterall. the storm is now rolling in, people have come in to newark airport from all around the region and country and waiting expectingly to where the storm will bring and not knowing if they are going to be able to stay. bill: did you talk to anyone who anticipates they could be there for the long haul? >> absolutley. i talked to income can i kushner. >> my main worry about travel today that is i will not get out of newark and a place to stay. i don't know the area, and so it is just gives me little bit of xine. i

. >>> avoiding a high-speed chase without giving up the chase. more on a new high-tech time fighting tool. >>> welcome back. it's 4:50. sudan has died. sudan was last mail northern white rhino in the world. he has died in kenya at the age of 45 from age-related complication. sudan was part of a very ambitious effort to save these sub species from becoming extinct. researchers are still hoping they can use in vitro fertilization to save the species. >>> people across the southeast are cleaning up from severe storms. at least one person was killed. that line of storms slid through alabama. they compared the damage to a war zone. street tornadoes were reported and large hail stone damaged car windows in several parts of the state. >>> our time is 4:51. a new billboard in the south bay is getting extra attention. take a look. the ad is recruiting police officers to san francisco. but the billboard is in san jose. the sign uses bold lettering and promises higher pay in the san francisco police department. this comes as san jose's police department is

it started at 3:40 pm -- 3:40 am, when moment creek police were chasing -- walnut creek police were chasing a white man. the chase spanned from walnut creek and ended up here. the driver of the white van is in custody. to other people in the vehicle got out of the van and ran off. they are being searched for in the area. a couple of lanes are closed. northbound 101 is okay. it is early in the morning. if it is not clear in a reasonable time, it will affect the bay bridge coming in from oakland to san francisco. all of the traffic spilled out here. we will keep an eye on it for you. this is a look at the bay bridge. it is light. it is not raining now. 880 oakland traffic is okay. summit hill bridge looks okay. westbound 580 is light with no major issues. if you look at the bridges, they look good.>>> students in the bay area and across the country will walk out of classes. debora villalon examines what is planned. >> students will have demonstrations all across the district.>> reporter: how many students ? the idea has resounding support from san francisco commissioners.>> i think the nra ha

wasn't it sam chase that stirred up the crisis where chase lincoln called -- or confronted chase and called his bluff on his intrigues? wasn't really sam chase stirring up the senators? >> that might have been. but i think that the -- it went back further than that with colimer and others regarding -- even chase. but certainly seward. the -- during the crisis here, of course, chase bailed out when he was confronted with that. in the cabinet.cu and with lincoln. and the republican caucus. and didn't like that. and throughout the rest of the war, they kind of were antagonistic towards seward. but lincoln stood by. and seward never forgot that. but the -- there were other issues that developed, too, ovew foreign affairs, for example. and the french late in the war when -- seward apologized, virtually, to the french minister that the house of representatives was trying to take over radicals in the house henry who went to davis who chaired the committee, tried to take over foreign relations from the president. that was beaten down, ultimately. but seward had said that, oh, don't worry abo

the first victim begins chasing the suspect. then near newel road and wood land avenue a 65-year-old woman was walking home from a convenience store carrying some groceries, the shooter then fires at her twice. he struck her in the arm and knocked her into the bushes. the first victim stopped to help her and the suspect keeps going. he abandoned his car but palo alto police caught him and arrested him in the 400 block of emerson street. again, that's not very far from where we are now. now, we're told that east palo alto investigators are still trying to figure out a motive or what led up to this. they are asking if you saw anything, if you know anything about this incident, they want to hear from you. we're live in palo alto, i'm roz plater, "today in the bay." >> tough story to follow there, roz. you helped us get a better understanding of what's going on. thank you. >>> more protests are expected in oakland this morning as alameda county supervisors vote to fund the controversial law enforcement training program called urban

wasn't it manipulations that stirred up the crisis, where chase, lincoln called or confronted chasing called his bluff on intrigues? was it really chase stirring up the senators? prof. harris: that might have been. it went back further regarding,ith others even chase, certainly seward -- during the crisis, chase bailed out when he was confronted with that in the cabinet, with lincoln. caucus, theylican did not like that. ,hroughout the rest of the war they were antagonistic toward seward. lincoln stood by him. that. never forgot there were other issues that developed, foreign affairs for example, late in the war -- seward, apologized to the french minister that the house of representatives was trying to take over -- a radical in the house, secretary of that committee, trying to take over of foreign relations from the president. that was beaten down ultimately. seward had said, don't worry about it. told the french, in regard to mexico, most people wanted u.s. forces after the war to move into mexico and get rid of the french. the republicans, not just the radicals, did not appreciate

chase and called his bluff on his intrigues, but isn't sam and chase stirring it up? >> that might have been, but i think that it went back further than that with colimer and others regarding -- even chase, but certainly seward, but during the crisis here, chase bailed out when he was confronted with that in the cabinet with lincoln, and the republican caulk us and like th caucus and throughout the rest of the world they were antagonistic toward seward, but lincoln stood by and seward never forgot that, but there were other issues that developed, too, old and the french later in the war, the seward apologized to the french minister that the house of representatives was trying to take over a radical in the house and he went to the chair of that committee, trying to take over foreign relations from the president, and that was beaten down ultimately, and the french, and this is regard to mexico where most people wanted u.s. forces to after the war to move into mexico and get rid of the french. and the radicals department appreciate for saying that to the minister and it'

all of your headlines that we are chasing in courting the >> welcome back "chasing news."e's a look at all of the headlines including the latest developments in the central michigan school shooting. >> a 19-year-old student killed his parents on the central michigan campus as they arrived to pick him up the day after he was treated for drug related medical issues. the police are still looking for him, set said to be armed and dangerous on friday night after surveillance showed him fleeing on foot. health officials saying they can finally breathe easier is the worst of this flu season is over. the season peaked for fewer people getting the flu. the seaeason is not finished and it remains widespread. in the new study reveals that residents in the big apple consumed more marijuana than anybody. using 77 tons of marijuana in 2017 alone. that is equivalent to 13 average sized elephants are 156 grand pianos. those are some of the headlines that we are chasing tonight. >> thank you for watching "chasing news" with us. we hope you enjoyed the show and the show all week. i want you

aerial video shows officers chasing clark.hought he had a gun and they fired 20 shots at him. he was in his grandmother's backyard. it turns out stephon clark was not armed and only holding a cell phone. now his family wants federal and state prosecutors to investigate his killing. >> [ crying ] i want justice for my baby. i want justice for stephon clark. >> we are open to all discussions. we want our community to know that we are committed, given the facts of this incident. >> police also released more body camera video of the shooting. in that video, seven minutes after the gunfire come you can here an instruction for officers to mute their body cameras. the audio on the footage than those silent. coming up at 9:30 today, attorney general xavier becerra along with sacramento officials will have a news conference on the investigation into the shooting. >>> oakland police pulled an suv out of lake merritt. police say it is linked to the depths of two people found earlier this month. the chevy suburban was pulled out of the la

thanks for watching chasing news. i will see you tomorrow night. >> kick him off the subway, maintain order, that's ridiculous. spending taxpayer dollars. >> when it comes to covering today's controversy topic, you have to hit it from all sides. no matter how you see it, what's your live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11:00. >>> dangerous storm heading into our area rain already pounding the streets in wilmington and that's not all. we're talking about a nasty mix of heavy rain, powerful winds that can make your morning drive a rough one. this storm is something you'll want to keep an eye on. good evening and thanks for joining us at 11:00 tonight i'm iain page this storm is massive. no matter where you live, you will feel it. tonight our crews are everywhere for from you the shore where the surf is getting rough to the suburbs where neighborhoods are already bracing for what's coming and our meteorologists are on top of it all. let's get out to kathy orr and kathy it is coming down out there.

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without police actually chasing it. >> reporting on how this tracker could help the berkeley police reporter: kriss worthington is prepared to pitch the council and police chief on some high-tech help for the department. it's a product made by -- technologies. >> it attaches to a vehicle so the police don't need to race along keeping up with somebody in a getaway car and they will be able to identify where that car is at and where -- catch them. >> this chase started in walnut creek and ended in san francisco. this one ended with the car slamming into a car -- house. this demonstration shows how the device works. it is retrofitted in the front grill of the cruiser. during a chase, the officer can fire a 2 1/2 inch projectile that sticks to the fleeing vehicle. >> when they are chasing someone in a serious crime and their getaway car is racing away at full speed, so the police have to race to catch up to them, and they are risking the public safety and their own safety in that chase. >> reporter: worthington says that the idea was brought to him by two members of the public. >> we've

chase. make more of what's yours. >>> now to today's top stories.an emotional memorial service for the three women shot to death at the veterans home in california in yountville, 10 days ago. governor jerry brown issued a proclamation today in their honor. we are looking now at live pictures as we mentioned. this is taking place at the lincoln theater which is on the sprawling campus of the veterans home in yountville. the service began tonight at 6:00. we do not know yet if the family of the three women will be there tonight and speak. but we have seen a list of speakers. let's listen now as a band is just beginning to play. ♪ ♪ >>> dr. jennifer golick, christine loeber, and dr. jennifer gonzales who was seven months pregnant dedicated their lives to helping veterans struggling with mental health issues, and ptsd. they worked for the nonprofit called the pathway home. the gunman was an army veteran who had received treatment through the program. >> you are watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. >>> today, president trump offered a get tough approach inc

of the eventuality of the chase vehicle. the vehicle flipping over and the person who was running away from the police literally got out and ran away. from the police. and they were looking for that person. this started at about 3:30 in the morning. and it up here at highway 4. we're hearing it's not causing a major delay. you may see chp and other law- enforcement in this area. let's go to the freeways right now. there's something going on right here on the eastshore freeway. that -- there was a crash reported eastbound. there's something going on here westbound. it's causing slow traffic as you drive on the east short. it was an 18 minute drive. it may be a little bit more than that now. we also had an accident reported. kevin and i were looking for it. and we didn't find it. i think that we are all talking about the same thing, which is westbound before ashbee. this is a look at the bay bridge. you can see that that traffic is moderately heavy. >> thank you. >>> members of a known hate group are planning to protest outsid

i'm live with the details. ( lydia ) the latest on a chase and a crash in the east bay. with the details. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jetÉ between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life she uses it to pay her sister, from her couch, for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, lived michaela's way. chase. make more of what's yours. (james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... major hot spot in hayward nb 880 at whipple accident blocking the two left lanes, slow out of union city rebecca: union city slow out of two left lanes, blocking the accident 880 at whipple accident blocking the two left lanes, slow out of union city rebecca:an active weather pattern will continue for the rest of the week with cool temperatures and periods of rainfall along with gusty winds at times. dry conditions will develop over the weekend. wet weather will potentially return during the fir

armed but the police chased them with the finger on the trigger and. the american police are allowed to point their guns very easily and also to shoot each. other. so what are the rules they are taught to follow. in the us every state and every city often has its police academy. the one in pittsburgh is located if she meters from the police station usually the teach is a former policeman. here. like in france the training not swung year but the average in the us is only if six months a. lot. this morning the trainees are reviewing the highway code ok for driver flood driving drought with a driver's license it's fire within sixty days and days are the expiration of what's his fine sixty days his drivers live in this classroom they will learn the rules of the new ethics in crisis management but that is only a small part of the program. the most important is this. and. in these images sim by the police itself we discover the training ground the loud music is used by train is to raise the stress to the maximum. hidden behind blue tops they prepare future p

concord police were involved in a chase, it's not clear who they were chasing or why they were chasing this person, but apparently that person that was being chased overturned their car somewhere between here and northbound 242. according to chp i just got off the phone with one of their officers and their traffic management patrol in oakland, they tell us according to the log that person in the car at least one of the people was able to get away. so chp along with concord police at least according to the latest info that this man was telling me, about this officer, they are still looking for one of the people in the car and they do not have that person in custody as of yet. again, as a result you have this exit eastbound highway 4 in concord shut down to port chicago highway and then northbound 242 which is off to my left side of the screen, northbound 242 to port chicago highway also shut down as police try to capture this suspect. reporting live here in tonk cord, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you so much for that update. >>> also new for you this morning, another chase t

armed but the police chased them with the finger on the trigger and. the american police are allowed to point the guns very easily and also to shoot each. other. so what are the rules they are taught to follow. in the us every state and every city often has its police academy the one in pittsburgh is located a few meters from the police station you.

that's just part of the chase. the cameras caught the chase as it happened a little after midnight with a fleet of patrol cars pursuing the van. the driver veered into a construction lane on the bay bridge and the patrol car tried to pull the car over. the driver finally exited on treat boulevard on pleasant hill, wound up in a cul-de-sac where he surrendered. they're investigating if he may have been under the influence of drugs or alcohol. >>> a quick check of some other top stories locally. the city of berkeley will debate more oversight into transparency in the city's police department. activists are pushing for a ballot measure that would replace the current police commission. a new entity would have greater authority. critics say it creates more bureaucracy. >>> this week, the department will be in palo alto to monitor the handling of cases. according to the civil rights work letters hold office hours in palo alto on thursday. they are monitoring the district's recent title 9 violations. >>> and this morning,

the chase started when a man almost hit a chip patrol car and it lasted about 15 minutes and now theyare trying to figure out if drugs or alcohol played a role and another chase have been made not -- midnight and that chase ended when the woman driving crashed on the high street offramp and police arrested her. >>> in alameda man recovering from serious injuries after a pine tree fell on him and the tree crashed onto a table while the man watched his daughter play softball and they believe the recent wet weather and the slow dangle of the pine tree played a role and another cheery was chopped down and they checked trees on a daily basis and the tree that fell seemed healthy at the time. >> our thoughts and prayers are with the family. >> you never know when a tree will fall. >> and arborist will be at the park checking out all the other trees and within the next couple of weeks they are assessing all the trees and parts across all of alameda and another big story of wild and dangerous sideshow on the bay bridge caught on camera in the side show brought traffic to a dead stop on sunday

armed but the police chased them with the finger on the trigger and. the american police are allowed to point guns very easily and also to shoot. so what are the rules they are taught to follow. in the us every state and every city often has its police academy. the one in pittsburgh is located if she meets us from the police station usually the teach is a former policeman. here like confronts the training mouse one year but the average in the us is only of six months. this.

>> all of the suspects were either hiding or chased down by the deputies.nd we still believe there's one more outstanding. but this unfolds rapidly as you see in the video. these things are dynamic. and we try to do them as safely as possible. >> we'll stay here with any updates and you'll see them on www.ktvu.com. few nor, four suspects in custody. and the search is ongoing in east oakland. henry lee. ktvu fox 2 news. >> how big of a crime ring was this? how many robberies was this group believed to be responsible for? had they been under surveillance? a little more background on the group they were looking for? >> the question from the anchor was san leandro police say it might be related to another robbery. how many robberies is the crew possibly linked to? >> that's something we'll investigate. we'll be looking at if they are a team that's been working throughout oakland, san leandro, and the incorporated districts. it tends to trend that people consistently work together to do these street robberies. that's one of the problems we're having. especially

working on another in lincoln's cabinet, salmon chase. i learned from walter that the library of congress where i worked was an important factor in his path of becoming an historian that we well tom today. as a young lawyer, he researched in the state law library and researched family history and geology, visits to the rain reading room, the manuscript division and rare book and special collective division to research john jay. walter compared the contact high of doing research to taking drugs. [ laughter ] >> he said main lining heroin. but didn't think that was appropriate. so say no to drugs. there was no hope for an addict at that point. taking a red eye flight from california and taking a taxi to the library of congress. there is no 12 step program or rehab to cure him of his research addiction. please help me welcome, walter stahr. [ applause ] >> thank you for that kind introduction. i was going to start on april 14th here in fords theater, but listening to some earlier speakers, i thought i should go back a few days before. let's

that's when the chase started. authorities say the man behind the wheel refused to pull over, prompting officers to chase him from i-80, to 580, to highway 24 and northbound onto 680. the chase came to an end when the driver turned onto wendy drive. the driver was identified as edgardo chavez and was booked on charges of dui, reckless evading of officers, and driving on a suspended license. >> this gentleman entered one of our construction: patterns on the san francisco oakland bay bridge. traveling inside of the construction zone at approximately 65 miles per hour, when one of our officers who was assigned to the construction zone picked him up. >> he was tased while being arrested, police say he was then taken into the hospital for an evaluation. >>> the police department for b.a.r.t. released statistics on its fight of crime. it has gained ground in several areas but has fallen behind in one key area. new at 6:00, andre senior is live at a b.a.r.t. station with new numbers released today. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. p

chase. more of what's yours. >>> it's a crime sweeping the bay area, lap top thefts on a daily basis. but one incident had the victim and a good samaritan fighting back. >> i was like catching up to him, i was like god is with me right now, i am going to get my lap top back. >> reporter: this dramatic scene is how these two complete stringers ended up foiling a popular crime here in the east bay. candy doll was working at the starbucks in castro valley monday night. when out of nowhere, a young woman appears. >> she was standing right next to the counter. she just like swiped my lap top and started running. >> i just heard this woman cry, give me my lap topnd i looked up and i saw a woman chasing her. >> without even looking up, she swings into action and runs after the thief and misty. >> i never ran that fast before. >> whatever she's come, i'm doing with her. >> they followed the system to a getaway car. >> i ripped the door open and went in after her. and there was some struggle, i grabb

i chased and worked ha rd believe in them. i chased and worked hard but they weren't good.nywhere. you are honest about that, why haven't you been honest, for example, about this story to put in the london review of books about the assassination of 05ama bin leyden. all sorts of evil in the military said that seymuor her5ch got that plain wrong. —— bin laden. they are wrong. i am not afraid to go one—on—one with the president. today we have a problem because we have the study for our new cycle where the white house can dominate. you think there is a cri5i5 dominate. you think there is a crisis in journalism today? absolutely. there is fake news everywhere. fake news is a term people used to disrespect new5 everywhere. fake news is a term people used to disrespect news they don't like. now you have the new york times and the washington post, excellent newspapers, who had it wrong on the election and both had to write letters of apologyjust wrong on the election and both had to write letters of apology just as they did about the iraqis on the weapons of mass destruction to ba

then the led police on a chase to livermore where they crashed. suffered a minor injury. all of them were taken into custody. ( terisa ) we're learning more the security breach at travis air force base. this is an update to a story we first reported yesterday morning. the f-b-i has now joined the investigation. cell phone video shows a black s-u-v crashing and burning... inside the base... on wednesday night. base officials say the driver somehow got through the main gate. fire crews responded to the crash within minutes... but the driver of the s-u-v was killed by the flames. right now... we don't know the driver's name... or how he got past security. ( terisa ) an officer involved shooting in san francisco ... has turned deadly. the gunman involved in a shootout with officers has died. and now we are learning more about the moments leading up to the shooting. the shooting happened on wednesday inside a barber shop on geneva avenue and london street. the security video along geneva avenue shows how shooting unfolded. police entered the amazon bar

he is currently working on a biography of salmon chase. i recently learned from walter that the library of congress was an important factor in his path to becoming the historian we welcome today. in theung lawyer pre-internet age, he researched state law questions in the law library from there he progressed to researching family history and local history. that led to visits to the main reading room, the manuscript division and the rare books and special collections division to research his biography of john jay. contact highed the up doing historic research to taking drugs. [laughter] >> honestly, he said mainlining heroin but i do not think that was appropriate. just say no to drugs. in his own words there is no hope for the addict at that point. you are talking to the man who has taken the redeye flight from california and taken a taxi directly to the library of congress. we are grateful there is as yet no 12-step program took your walter star of his research addiction. rs,aking about lincoln's ma edwin stanton, please join me in welcomi

he's counselor working on another biography of another lawyer, press secretary chad minute chase. i learned from walter this was an historic -- as a young lawyer in the pre-internet age he research state law questions in the law library. from there he progressed to researching family history and local history in genealogy, that led to visits in the main reading roam to research his die yog if i of john jay. walter compared the exact high of dug his historical research to taking drugs. okay, honestly he said main line and heroin but i didn't think that was important. so just say no to drugs. in his own words there are no hope for the addict at this point. you were talking to the man who had taken a red eye flying from california and taking a taxi to the law library of congress. we are grateful there is yet or as of yet no 12-step program to cure walter of his addiction. please help he welcome walter stahr. >> thank you for that kind introduction. i was going to star on april 13th but listening to the other speaking i thought i should go back before april 13th. let's start at april

he is currently working on secretary chase. i recently learned that the library of congress where i work was an important factor in his path to becoming the historian that we welcome today. as a young lawyer, he researched state law questions in the law library. from there he progressed to releasing questions in genealogy. that advanced to the collector's division of john jay. walter compared the compact high of doing historical research to taking drugs. honestly, he said mainlining heroin, but i didn't think that was appropriate. so just say no to drugs. and in his own words, there is no hope for the addict at that point. you are talking with a man who has taken the red eye flight from california and taken a taxi directly to the library of congress. we are grateful that there is as yet no 12-step program or rehab to cure walter stahr of his research of addiction. please help me welcome walter stahr. >> thank you for that kind introduction. i was going to start on april 14 right here in ford's theatre, but listening to some of

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the chase started when he almost hit a chip car while driving through a construction zone and the chase lasted 15 minutes and police are trying to figure out if drugs or alcohol were involved in another chase involved a woman driving leading police on a chase that ended when she crashed on the high street offramp. >>> 7:06 a.m. and another big story out of sacramento where the family of stephan clark who was fatally shot by police is putting pressure on city leaders to hold the officer who opened fire accountable and they held a news conference with benjamin crump, he represented the families of trayvon martin and michael brown and asking for an independent autopsy and investigation into the shooting. >> we will speak up for it stephan and fight for stephan until we get justice for stephan. >>> the california chapter of the naacp says the d.a. should charge the officers broke the naacp is talking to the department of justice about launching a federal investigation. >>> san mateo police need your help finding a missing 15-year- old, cannot lovett smith last seen march 16th when she left

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chase. suspects crashed into a home in east oakland. according to the east bay times, the four suspects arrested were 15 and 16 years old. deputies were chasing their black subaru on 580 after a woman was robbed. the car exited the freeway, and the chase came to an end when it crashed into a home near 108th and macarthur. the suspects tried to run, but eventually all of them were arrested.>> alcohol and marijuana are believed to play a role in a deadly car crash in san jose this morning. he responded to catalina drive near communications hill after 130 this morning. the driver of a honda accord collided with a tree, killing the man behind the wheel, and his female passenger, as well as a dog. two other people in the car, a man and a woman were injured along with another dog. one neighbor she told the sound of a vehicle passing her home at a high rate of speed, and then a loud crash when she went outside she says she saw some in the street that gave her a sense of just how violent that crash

vehicles chasing each other. then more gunfire. >> when police say the suspect shot baldwin before leading police on a car and foot chase. ending at emerson street. police identified the gunman as oscar, alfredo, a east resident. >> able to get a couple photos. able to connect him. what he had. as far as the photo, and the, abandoned car. with, with the suspect. reporting live, nbc bay area news. off awe thank you. -- and it may be linked to similar stunts across the country. snapchat video you are seeing showing students running off campus. told to evacuate. happened at lunchtime. when the school got a robo call. some of them ran to nearby businesses, which sheltered them. the parents could pick them up. >> then all of a sudden there was an announcement middle of lunch. little bit scary. because -- you wouldn't expect something like this in the middle of the day. >> bunch of cops. i was furious. this has got to stop. you know, we are not going to be threatened by these who ever these people are. >> sheriff's dep

third round encounter and will now face france's jeremy chardy for a place in the last eight as he chasesline wozniacki is through to the round of 16 after defeating aliaksandra sasnovich in three sets. wozniacki won the first set after trailing 4—1, but sasnovich fought back to win the second 6—2, but the dane held her nerve to triumph and will now face russia's daria kasatkina. south africa wrapped up a six wicket victory in the second test against australia in port elizabeth to level their four match series at 1—1. kagiso rabada picked up six wickets in the second innings giving him figures of 11—150 in the match as the proteas were set a modest 101 for victory on day four, a target they reached for the loss of four wickets. the third test gets underway in cape town on the 22nd of march. but the bad news for south africa is that rabada won't feature in that match or the fourth test injohannesburg after being found guilty of deliberately making contact with the tourists' captain steve smith. fast bowler rabada brushed shoulders with smith after celebrating his first innings dismissal an