and she16 people died , all of them aboard the city of chester.ckage was all but forgotten until the noaa team re-discovered it 125 years later. >> reporter:noaa also said today that because the wreckage is so far underwater it doesn't pose any risk to boats or ships on the bay. at this point there are no plans to send divers back to the city of chester or to try to salvage it. in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: a san francisco supervisor wants to extend public transit service hours in the bay area. right now.public transit like bart and muni do not run 24-hours. but san francisco supervisor scott weiner wants to change that. weiner introduced a resolution yesterday to create working group. tasked with coming up with solutions that could lead to policy change. kron-4 spoke with commuters who gave their thoughts on expanding after-hours transit service. >> reporter: >> pam: the group is expected to report back to the supervisor with their findings in six months. >> pam: bay area based -- electric car maker tesla is expanding in

no one had located the city of chester until last may.when one of the sonar equipped boats found it using the old survey as a guide. laura pagano says her team was overjoyed >> they were excited. i think we all stand up and cheered >> the discovery is giving noaa researchers an opportunity to clear up accusations made at the time about the chinese crew members >> a lot of racism at the time. chinese crew members pulling survivors from the city of chester >> board their ship, diving into the water saving one child. >> this was a sketch on the cover of the "san francisco examiner" that depicted the rescue of the child. >> the oakland a's have broken off talks to extend the lease on the coliseum, rejecting a 10-year deal to continue playing at the ballpark saying the extension doesn't meet requirements. the current lease expires after 2015 season. specifics have not been disclosed but authority chair says a's owe $5 million in back rent but want it forgiven. >> what is $5 million can be used for public safety. it can be used for housing. >>

no one had located the city of chester until last may. one of the sonar equipped boats found it using the old survey as a guide. laura pagano says her team was overjoyed >> they were excited. i think we all stand up and cheered >> the discovery is giving noaa researchers an opportunity to clear up accusations made at the time about the chinese crew members >> a lot of racism at the time. chinese crew members pulling survivors from the city of chester >> board their ship, diving into the water saving one child. >> this was a sketch on the cover of the "san francisco examiner" that depicted the rescue of the child. >> the oakland a's have broken off talks to extend the lease on the coliseum, rejecting a 10-year deal to continue playing at the ballpark saying the extension doesn't meet requirements. the current lease expires after 2015 season. specifics have not been disclosed but authority chair says a's owe $5 million in back rent but want it forgiven. >> what is $5 million can be used for public safety. it can be used for housing. >> thes

about 60 people died all aboard the city of chester. from the wreckage was all but forgotten until the no team rediscovered 125 years later. >>: no also said that because the wreckage is so far under water it does not pose a risk to ships or boats on the bay, also there are plans to attempt to salvage a the wreckage or send divers down to the ship. and san francisco charles clifford kron 4 news. >>: at 422. it is 423. coming up here on the kron4 morning news street more headlines for you of course. here's a live look outsider bay bridge toll plaza camera. temperatures in oakland right now 52 degrees. she won up to the 60s today. if you miss robins forecast today will be slightly warmer than yesterday but we do have rain on the way it should be back with another update for thirty. to let us know exactly when we can expect those drops of all. this hotter than she expected. warriors and get ready. the team returns to oracle recent night to take on the l.a. clippers in game 3 of the playoff series. to office at 730. right now the series is

using sonar discovered the city of chester.here's abc news reporter vic lee with the details. >> the city of chester is resting some 217 feet deep at the bottom of the channel just inside the golden gate bridge. this shot from sky 7hd shows the approximate location of the shipwreck. this is what the ship's wreckage looks like on sonar images standing upright. a dense fog enveloped the golden gate channel on august 2nd, 1888. the steamship with 166 people -- 106 people aboard was leaving the bay. the oceanic, a ship twice as large, was coming in from asia. >> the oceanic had 74 chinese crewmen on board. 27 officers. they had less than a half-mile visibility so they were that close. >> not only was there dense fog, a flood tide was churning the waters along with a fierce riptide. all of it was affecting the chester's navigation. >> it was fighting that rip tide and current. the bow of the oceanic bench -- penetrated the hull of the city of chester ten feet. it was described like a knife cut through cheese. after the collision sci

researchers using sonar discovered the city of chester.here's abc news reporter vic lee with the details. >> the city of chester is resting some 217 feet deep at the bottom of the channel just inside the golden gate bridge. this shot from sky 7hd shows the approximate location of the shipwreck. this is what the ship's wreckage looks like on sonar images standing upright. a dense fog enveloped the golden gate channel on august 2nd, 1888. the steamship with 166 people aboard was leaving the bay. a ship twice the large was coming in from asia. >> the other ship had a manifest of 74 chinese crew men that were on board. 27 caucasian officer. >> he is with noa, the national oceanic administration. >> they were that close. >> not only was there dense fog, a flood tide was churning the waters along with a fierce riptide. all of it was affecting the chester's navigation. >> it was fighting that rip tide and current. the bow of the oceanic bench straighted the hull of the chester ten feet. it was described like a knife cut through cheese. >> scienti

this is an image of the city of chester a ship that sank making a run to eureka in 1888. it collided with the oceanic a ship filled with chinese immigrants. >> you can't take a picture of it. it's a sandstorm in the middle of the desert in the middle of the night down there at the bottom of the bay. >> reporter: the politics of the day of barajasry coast, san francisco, were just as murky and dark as the bottom of the bay and made more volatile because of the wreck. >> when this accident happened, people point to it and said, this is why we shouldn't have these immigrants coming and they also said unfairly that the chinese crew on the oceanic had stood there and watched the white passengers and crew of the city of chester drown. >> reporter: 13 people drowned but despite popular propaganda, the chinese crew tried valiantly to save everyone aboard. >> the captain of oceanic has his steam going and pushing into the wound because he knows if he backs off chester goes down so they are grabbing people pulling them up. >> reporter: the city of chester sank in just five minutes

this is the steamer the city of chester. right now it lies at the bottom of san francisco bay in the shipping is channel, 250 feet down and now after a century giving up secrets. >> scientists released these gosely high tech pictures. you can see the hull outlined. what is left of the steam engine. these are the first images since it sank 125 years ago. >> every wreck has a story that speaks to us and connects to the heart as well as engages the mind. >> announcer: was foggy that morning, the city of chester with 90 passengers, the oceanic collided. the city of chester sank in 6 minutes. 16 people died. the deadliest ship accident inside the bay. >> this gave us an incredible opportunity to connect with history. >> reporter: in 1888 racism was rampant and many blamed the chinese crewman for the deaths but the crew risked their own lives after the collision. >> they saved many lives. there would have been more fatalities if it wasn't for the crewman. >> reporter: they plan to create a memorial to honor that heroism. there is

this is an image of the city of chester. a ship that sank making a run to eureka. >> you can't take a picture of it. it's a sand storm in the middle of the desert in the middle of the night in the bottom of the bay. >> reporter: it was just as murky and dark as the bottom of the bay and made more volatile because of the wreck. >> when this accident happens, people pointed to it and said this is why we shouldn't have the immigrants coming and they also said unfairly that the chinese crew on the oceanic stood there and watched the white passengers drown. >> reporter: 13 people drowned, but despite popular propaganda, the chinese crew tried to save everyone aboard. >> the captain is pushing into the wound because he knows when he backs off, chester is going to go down. so they are grabbing people. pulling them up. >> reporter: the city of chester sank in just five minutes and now sits upright 217 feet below the surface. halfway between marine county and san francisco. visible and remembered again thanks to modern technology. in

the catamaran shows where the city of chester would be. 16 people died in that collision. we're told that no attempt will be made to lift it at all. instead, though, the information will be used for an educational program here in san francisco. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. >>> well, just into our newsroom, the brother-in-law of prince charles has died in a new york hospital after falling and hitting his head outside a nightclub. mark shand is believed to have slipped while smoking a cigarette outside the club. he is camilla's brother. prince charles and the duchess of cornwall says they're devastated by shortha ed bd by . he was 62 years old. >>> president obama heads overseas. what he's hoping to get done with his week-long tour of asia. >>> plus, host-to-host. david letterman welcomes his successor on air. we'll have the lights coming up. >>> we have a lot of sunshine out there this wednesday morning, but things are going to change quickly. mild for today, turning cloudy by tomorrow, and the rain moves in on

. >> sitting out here in 217 feet of water lies the wreck of the city of chester which went down in 1888. >> reporter: it left san francisco for eureka with 106 passengers and crew aboard. in the thick fog its trajectory put it on a collision course with the steamer oceanic bringing immigrants in. >> it pins it. people scramble and the ship goes down in six minutes. >> reporter: the ship sunk killing six people. in the 126 years since the story and location were mostly forgotten until now. recently a survey team with noaa discovered the ship during the search for another shipwreck. today with modern technology with sonar we're mapping the entire seabed. >> we found this wreck sitting upright, down in the mud, frozen in time. >> reporter: the sonar mapped the city of chester sitting on the ocean floor that reveals the point of impact. >> it's called an ecosystem that sends sound waves down to the bottom. and anytime there's any high points on the ship it records that in different colors. >> reporter: the city of chester's remains are hardly the only nautical bone lying beneath the bay. >>

city of chester have been found in 200 feet of water just east of the golden gate bridge.harles clifford has details. reporter: this is a 3-d so far wreckage, the ship is sitting upright 216 feet below san francisco bay just to the east of the golden gate bridge. the vessel was found last year by a team who was looking for the wreckage of another vessel. on the morning of august 22nd, 1898 decades before the golden gate bridge was build, the city of chester was leaving san francisco, at the same time the much larger steamer was arriving in the bay. it was a typically foggy morning and visibility was poor. around 10:00 a.m. the two ships now on a collision course, spotted one another but it was too late. >> at the last minute they made an attempt to reverse engines, that chapter was closed when the oceanic bow peered the port bow of the city of chester and she sunk. and this is at collision point. reporter: 16 people died all aboard the city of chester, the wreckage was forgotten until the team covered 125 years later. bus the wreckage is so far under water it does not pose

. >> sitting out here in 217 feet of water lies the wreck of the city of chester which went down in 1888put it on a collision course bringing chinese immigrantings from asia. the location was mostly forgotten until now. recently, the ship was discovered during the search for another ship wreck. >> in this harbor life, we found this wreck sitting upright down in the mud, frozen in time. >> any time there's any type of relief, high pointings on the ship, it records that in different colors. >> the city of chester remains are hardly the only nautical bones lying beneath the bay. >> we recorded at least 150 known ship wrecks. >> many are forgotten ghosts while the story of the city of chester is, once again, among the living. >> the temperature is really the big part of the story. first, already 40s and 50s around the south bay. low 50s right now. still kind of breezy to san francisco. low 50s, on our way to the 40s tomorrow morning. so the story for the morning, mostly clear. the first day will evolve into the inland temperatures. the trend will see, notice this is going to be tuesday morni

so the bow of the oceanic penetrated the hall of the city of chester ten feet. it was described as a knife cutting through cheese. >> reporter: after the collision, scientists at the time surveyed the area, mapping where they thought the ship sank. but for more than a century, no one had located the city of chester until last may, when one of noaa's sonar-equipped boats found it. laura pagano who was on that boat said her team was overjoyed. >> we were incredibly excited. i think we all stand up and cheered. >> reporter: the discovery of the ship is also giving noaa researchers an opportunity to clear up accusations made at the time about the chinese crewmembers of the the oceanic. >> you know, there is a lot of racism at the time that the chinese crewmen had not responded favorably to rescuing people. they were the ones on the bow of the oceanic pulling survivors from the city of chester aboard their ship, and diving into the water, saving one child. >> reporter: this was a sketch on the cover of the san francisco examiner that depicted the rescue of that child

the city of chester sunk in minutes, killing 16 of its 106 crew and passengers. a survey ship with noaa discovered the debris using sonar and created this image showing where the ship sits more than 200 feet down just inside the golden gate. >> today with technology using sonar, we're mapping the seabed and in this harbor, we found this wreck sitting upright down in the mud frozen in time. >> reporter: following the collision, the chinese crew was criticized for not helping passengers, but that theory has been debunked by records of witnesses who said the crew performed admirably. noaa plans to create a display showing the story. >> fascinating. >> it is. >> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. nice to see you. we have the whole team back together. >> nice weather to welcome janelle back today. lots of blue skies from the north bay to the south bay. you can see it's dry here, but we have it fired up because we are tracking rainfall very close. we zoom out, you can see across eureka, a few areas of spotty showers developing, part of a larger storm

the sinking of city of chester is the second deadliest shipwreck on san francisco bay. the chester set off in thick fog and eventually hit a steamer more than twice its size. >> isn't that remarkable? there must be a ton of things under the bay. >> but you would think they would be able to find that. it's not that deep. >> yeah. >> that is amazing. >>> i took a little walk to get some fresh air. >> did you enjoy it? >> thank you, i did. really nice. [ laughter ] >> not seeing winds out there today so a lot more comfortable around the bay area. we're going to see a gorgeous afternoon outside. how about this? ocean beach looking good out there if you are headed to the coast not many people there now but the temperatures still a little bit cool. and it will be breezy out toward the beaches but nothing like yesterday. temperatures beginning to warm up 64 degrees in concord. it is 60 in san francisco. and 62 degrees in san jose. throughout the afternoon, we'll see a mixture of sun and clouds filtering on through. and that afternoon breeze continuing. and then tonight increas

the city of of chester crashed into a steamer twice it size. it sank within 5 minutes under the golden gate bridge. rediscovering that shipwreck has put rumors to rest that passengers of the oceanic did not help the 106 people on the chester. >> hold on. fair play. these people acted bravely in the best traditions and they rescued many of the folks and so the second worst disaster at the golden gate might have been the first had it not been for the chinese crew. >> more than 100 shipwrecks litter the shores around the golden gate. >>> the search is getting tougher inside that capsized ferry in south korea. 156 bodies have now been discovered. new under water video shows what divers are dealing with. they are using hammers to break windows of the ferry and rip through cabin walls to get to the bodies. most of the victims are from a high school near seoul. 11 people have been arrested in connection with the disaster. >>> crews searching for the missing malaysia plane aren't getting too excited about a piece of debris that washed ashore in austral

the remains of the steamer called - "city of chester".found in 200 - feet of water, just east of the golden gate bridge. this a 3-d sonar image of the ship. the sinking of the city of chester was one of the deadliest accidents ever on san francisco bay. on the morning of august 22nd, 1888. the ship steamer. the oceanic in the fog. and they tried to reverse engines but that chapter was closed when the oceanic's bow pierced the bow of the city of chester and she sunk because the wreckage is so far underwater it doesn't pose any risk to boats or ships on the bay. at this send divers back to the city salvage it. days after a santa clara 15- what form metal stowed away in a jet's wheel well. moveswe're getting insight into the teen's life from his father. an oakland teen considered for acceptance to more than a dozen of the nation's best decision. oakland tech high school student akintunde ahmad announced on a daytime talk show that he will attend yale university. the straight a- student says, he wants others to know how capable oakland studen

they plan on creating a display on the waterfront, sharing the city of chester's story. that's amazing. >> it's right there near the bridge. >>> all right, jeff, tomorrow the rain coming in. do you have a timeline for us? >> yeah, i do. i give tomorrow about a 7. and then by friday it really drops off. you can expect high clouds to move. in temperatures in the low 70s for san jose. a chance of showers by about 10:00 p.m. in the evening. so most of the day will be dry. the best chance of rain will be as we head throughout late friday morning and into the early afternoon on friday. and notice the temperatures drop from 71 on thursday down to low 60s on friday. and it will stay cool for this upcoming weekend. umbrellas for a little bit, and then you get to put them away. >> spring showers will be beautiful. thanks, jeff. >> sure. >> thanks for joining us here at 11:00. >> bye-bye. we'll see you tomorrow. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- cameron d

when the city of chester crashed on a foggy morning.a wrong turn, hit another ship, the oceanic, and the chester sank in six minutes. 15 people died. it has been sitting on the bottom of the san francisco bay ever since. laughter they found the wreckage looking at another shipwreck in the area. they began using sonar imaging and discovered the ship is pretty much intact. historically it is not the titanic but it is still a big score. even though it is a big find, they are not planning on raising the ship. >> the city of chester sat on the bottom since 1888. the stories it is telling us now, we're talking about it again. we are talking about people who otherwise might have been forgotten. and in that, i think that's the best and the right thing for us to do. we will put an exhibit onshore. reporter: this is the second deadliest shipwreck in the san francisco bay. the first was in 1909, and that 1130 people died. jenna: i did not know anything about this ship. what about the other ship that crashed into the ship called the city of chester

the city of chester sank in six minutes. the deadlyist ship accident inside the bay. >> this gave us such an incredible opportunity to connect with maritime history. >> reporter: back in 1888, chinese racism was rampant in the bay area, and many blamed the chinese crewmen for the deaths. >> they saved many lives. there would have been more fatalities, had it not been for the actions of those chinese crewmen. >> reporter: there's a public presentation of their findings scheduled for tomorrow night at 7:00 at san francisco's aquarium of the bay. in san francisco, john fowler, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> and at ktvu.com, we have posted a slide show of images from the shipwreck. click on the link of images. >>> a fisherman who reeled in a giant shark off of florida's panhandle may not make it into the record books. the international land based shark fishing association, which accepts applications for records says polk broke the rules by not releasing the shark. polk says the shark was too exhausted to swim away, after hours of str

forward to 1959 and 1960 in chester eleanor. sitting on the back porch reminiscing about our time in london, paris, so forth. quiet activity for a lutheran preacher and his son, believe me, talking about visiting the city's. and i said to dad, did you ever wonder why i was so tired? and he says, yes, knew what your doing. i figured a file the long and hard enough you would stop the nonsense. he did not succeed, by the way. i adored my father. my father did not have a lot to do it in our window the door and out of. when i was leaving the army asked me how much money you got. i said a quarter. he reached his wallet and pulled out of full the $5 bill, 1939. money is tight. he said, year, take this. i can't take that. this is his runaway money if you want to put the white. he said, no, i want you to have it. this is my father. he would give you the shirt off his back. he had sympathy for the downtrodden and poor, and he was not a pushover. he got along successfully. when he died the word and call me and said, can we have your dad's

and so the bow penetrated the hall of city of chester. it was described as a knife cutting through cheese >> scientists surveyed this area. mapping where they thought the ship sank but for more than a decade no one had located the city until last may. one of the boats found it the discovery is also giving researchers an opportunity to clear accusations >> a lot of racism at the time the crewmen had not responded to rescuing people. >> this was a sketch on the cover of the san francisco examiner that depicted the rescue that have child. >> a report of the 17ss million wharf is located at the northern end of the redwood harbor ship channel. the wharf needs latest seismic and sea level design standards, used to dock dry bulk ships. the largest ships ever to pass through the panama canal. >> how the port is fuelling the growth and economic development for silicon valley z all of the concrete you can see being used on projects coming through this port >> the redwood city mayor joined the representative in this afternoon's ribbon cutting openin

the city of chester sank in six minutes.eadlyist ship accident inside the bay. >> this gave us such an incredible opportunity to connect with maritime history. >> reporter: back in 1888, chinese racism was rampant in the bay area, and many blamed the chinese crewmen for the deaths. >> they saved many lives. there would have been more fatalities, had it not been for the actions of those chinese crewmen. >> reporter: there's a public presentation of their findings scheduled for tomorrow night at 7:00 at san francisco's aquarium of the bay. in san francisco, john fowler, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> and at ktvu.com, we have posted a slide show of images from the shipwreck. click on the link of images. >>> a fisherman who reeled in a giant shark off of florida's panhandle may not make it into the record books. the international land based shark fishing association, which accepts applications for records says polk broke the rules by not releasing the shark. polk says the shark was too exhausted to swim away, after hours of struggle.

. >> donald ray batch owns and runs the chester lane market.ry 16th, 2006, begins as just another day at the store for him. >> i was attending to my customers, you know, doing my normal stuff. you know, selling stuff, working on the cash register. >> then at 8:36 p.m., the scene changes dramatically as donald's getting ready to close the store, a man walks in with his face covered in war paint. >> you get a lot of weirdos come into the store. when i saw him in the corner of my eye, i thought, that's just another weirdo coming in. he started saying stuff i couldn't understand because he was gritting his teeth. >> give me everything i won't kill nothing. everything i won't kill nothing! >> i didn't think nothing of it until he pulled out the gun and then he fired that one shot. then that first shot was like a popping sound. i was thinking maybe he had blanks. that's when i -- i stepped back from the register. that's when i was concerned about what he was doing. and bam. [ gunshot ] i hit the ground. then he shot another time. >> after the gunman

. >> i'm like a little chester. >> like a little chester? >> you're a -- >> i'm a peasant. >> absolutely. >> while washington seemingly reigns over the hamptons, he admits he has trouble reining in his emotions. >> you [ bleep ] guys are losers. >> every emotion leads to anger. fat, angry, mad, angry. everything leads to anger. >> washington's anger led to three domestic violence charges within the last year. >> the first time i got a domestic violence charge my ex angered me, and i hit him in the mouth with my granny's cane, and when the cops came, my grandma said that i hit her as well. >> washington pled guilty to both charges of domestic violence and was placed on probation shortly after his arrest, but six months later he was back in jail for a third domestic violence charge. this time, the alleged victim was his mother. he says it was all a misunderstanding. so he's pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> my mom said i'm innocent and my mom's not going to lie for me. >> life is kent county especially in the hamptons isn't as bad as w

advice to the british railway company high speed 2, planning to link cities like birmingham andaman chester. >> translator: this is the first step for us to gain a foothold in the british high speed rail project. >> the japanese railway firm aims to gain a contract for the $8.3 billion project by promoting its know-how in safe operations. >>> on to the markets. japan's benchmark stock index rose to a level we haven't seen in more than three weeks. nikkei average climbed .8%, finishing out 15,071, putting it above the 15,000 level since march 15th. other major forces in the asia pacific region did run into a bit of profit taking after a recent winning streak. beijing's announcement on stimulus measures wasn't enough to maintain the positive momentum across the region. the shanghai deposit god an additional boost, cutting taxes for smaller businesses, but the index did finish the day down .75%, 2,043 following two straight days of advances. traders on the tokyo stock exchange have pushed trading volumes to a record high. they were spurred along by the bank of japan's stimulus efforts. they sa

management and you will see -- increment and currently they're filled with principle planners and chester and rachel and we have them filled as principles. the idea is change the title and the job description slightly to encompass more management functions so more staff management, more representing us externally with agencies and giving more responsibility to coordinate with the rest of the region and work on our behalf and alleviate the managers in those divisions as well. thank you. so these eight f.t.e. represent a quarter percent interest -- 24% increase over what we had. this is less than the last round of increases in 2007 when we expand d by nine. that was after prop k and aa was coming and we knew there was a growth period coming and we wanted to be ready. in this round i would characterize this as a way to respond to some new initiatives and reset our focus in the future but be more responsive on the board and the ground and the public and right size our own operations which got a bit heavy on the existing staff and we want to be competitive and sustainable. now we're proposing

woman whom president obama has nominated, sylvia mathews burwell, are and chatter on twitter, march chester, new hampshire, freedom summit a way for the republicans to test the waters. even though they say secretary sebelius is on her way out they still don't like obamacare. they are still hitting hard what it emergence how it's taking shape. one of the things that americans are watching, this does get dubbed in the cbo report, how many americans are benefiting from the health care law. 7.5 million have signed up. we have to watch and see how many people actually pay their bills and forl through on makind make their payments. that is a big topic of conversation. >> libby casey, thanks very much. >>> the justice department say they will investigate the shootings in kansas city as hate crimes. fraser glen cross is an expected white supremacist. authorities say he opened fire at a jewish community center and shot and killed another woman at a jewish retirement facility nearby. >> in the last 24 hours we have learned that the acts this person committed were the result of beliefs that he had, an

went down in the fog after colliding with a much larger ship, the oceanic. 16 people on the city of chester died. >>> a motorcyclist is still fighting for his life after san jose police say he slammed into a car. a witness told officers the motorcyclist ran a red light and hit the side of the car. the motorcyclist was wearing a helmet but still suffered major head trauma. >> we have a witness in the intersection at the time. according to them and what they saw, the motorcyclist did run the red light. >> the two people in the car were not hurt. they stopped and cooperated with police. investigators don't believe drugs or alcohol were factors in the crash. >>> cases of whooping cough are increasing in contra costa county. health officials say a 9-year- old girl is the latest person to come down with the disease. she attends morella park elementary school in martinez. now the county health department is taking steps to protect other students. on friday, the principal notified parents about the disease and the student is now at home and being treated. >> i just was hoping that those inoculation

that crash happened at 7:30 on pleasant valley road in chester road on vacaville. all five teenagers were ejected when the driver lost control. they were not wearing seat belts. speed and alcohol likely contributed to the crash as well. all of the victims were student at vacaville high school. >>> investigators are trying to determine what started a house fire overnight in marin. the fire broke out in the unincorporated area of mill valley around 4:30 this morning waking up the people inside the two-story home. everyone got out safely and no one was hur. it took fire crews about an hour to control the flames. >> new video right now. a spring break party in santa barbara turned into a riot this weekend. violence broke out about 9:30 last night after an officer was hit in the face with a brick. crowds of people tore down stop signs, threw bottles and set fires. police broke out tear gas, pepper spray and rubber bullets to try to control the crowds. dozens of people had to be taken to hospitals. at least five officers were injured, and more than 100 people were arrest

the summer picture show the wreckage of the avenue ss city of chester more than 200 feet below the surface. it went down on a foggy day in 1888 after colliding with a much larger ship, the oceanic. sixteen people died, making it the deadliest shipwreck inside san francisco bay. >>> ktvu one along with the pg&e helicopter crew as they search for every month pg&e says a flyover all 700 miles of gas lines. puke they look for digging the maybe too close to the line. of the line is punctured it there could be an explosion. pg&e will police were more than 1600 times last year. >>> a sacramento man who set out to climb mount everest is canceling his expedition following the worst climbing accident ever on that mountain. 68-year-old jim geiger was attempting to become the oldest american two scale everest, but tragedy struck last friday when 16 people were killed in avalanche. geiger himself was unharmed. in a blog post yesterday he said his priorities have shifted and now his goal is to return to his family and safety. >>> a novato man escaped the garage fire unharmed this flyer this morning only

critics say that's far too many for department serving the city of chester and five hundred fifty five thousand people. i was doing earlier by hiking course whenever mom got me know and as ten percent back on the officers who thought the two officers one of them it is a officer dominguez pairs as he's the one who's winning on the camera when we can see him shooting at j's for the homeless man he's an iraq war veteran was injured in the war received a purple heart who departed for about eight years he's on administrative duty that evening. right now the officer ross are both kids and he knows he has more of an up and down record as a law enforcement officer back in two thousand said he was working for the state police their new mexico was actually fired for fraud now he was ablt hired but albuquerque police department. shortly after that and he has had some high profile dresser in his career there but all this lead is sadly the shooting of homes and james boyd has once again the beginning of a controversial spotlight. how much is the excessive use of force and albuquerque pd costing the

ford is going at chester to >> a lot of sunshine out there. that makes it a little easier to bear.e's our camera right there on the northwest side. 70 at midday yesterday and 74 at o'hare. a joy to be above normal for a change. here's what we expect the rest of the day. fifties in the end. most of the lake: goes on tomorrow and is not even show up in the inland temperatures. i could be worked out to the west. our models actually taking us into the low '70's. friday could be an upper 60 degree affair. here's the high pressure that brings the northland. here's the storm that introduces the southerly wind. probably will bring some showers late tomorrow night. >> out of here we will get the biggest complaint and pacific air that is still pretty mild. >> a canadian high that will start developing southward. we're going to produce an easterly wind flow off of that cool canadian high that will flow from saturday and sunday. >> >> small craft advisory is. >> all the patches of color rupp present when dreiser's in effect. you see the cooler air here and the way the warmth, a proud of it com

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richard branson and chester cheetah, they get into the spirit. of the path, it is to recovery. we are going off to school in the classroom of the future. finally, in sports, a $2.5 billion new york yankee president randy levine on opening day. let's kick it off with what everyone is talking about. gm cannot seem to catch a break. >> gm recalls more than one million more cars. headed to the >>t, they ignored defects. oh, yeah. make that about 7 million. that is the total number of cars that gm has recalled the first quarter of this year. saturn,y malibu, the and the g six. the recall adds to the one in 2010, which includes the chevy cobalt. the recall, also in a recall a decade in the making. mary barrow will reportedly make sense of this in her testimony on capitol hill later today. we are going to have more on the story coming up in "lunch money." here is the thing. gm recalls are not the only thing washington is worried about. >> the fbi is investigating whether high-frequency trading firms break the law. are they at non-nonpublic information to gain an edge? there is certain

the tesla store in west chester sits between two retailers. >> the beauty of some of the stores is that many people schedule schedule a -- a test drive before coming to the store. you see a beautiful car in the shop and want to come in. >> the real reason tesla set up shop in your local mall is that it would be prohibitively expensive to build a national chain of dealerships. but just like in a dealership, you can take a test drive before you commit to what is likely to be a six-figure purchase. teslas are in the mall parking garage. but you get to drive them on the open road. oh, man. that is insane. like a spaceship, right? there is no sound. i have to say i am super impressed with the pickup. we could waste of this mustang right now if we wanted to raise him. i want one. then it was back to the store to configure my dream tesla. >> imagine you wanted to max out. we have a button for that. so folks who want everything included. >> with all the bells and whistles, my car costs and just north of $130,000. it's a little out of my budget, but the next time i get a raise, i will be back. >

was was not itch used. 125 years after it sank, they released these sonar pictures of the city of chestere golden gate bridge after colliding with a steamer in heavy fog. 90 passengers were on board. >> every wreck like every person has a story that speaks to us and connects to the heart as well as engage is the mind. >> 16 people were hurt including two children. it could have been worse if not for the heroics of the chinese people from the other ship a presentation will be held tonight at the a scare yum and we posted a slide show of images and on our website, check it out, look for the link on the images tab. >> well t- there is a new push for children to be strapped in safety seats, they are requiring children be weighed and they don't allow them to hold children up to two years in their laps. >> it comes from the foundation and the couple. it has been there sense 2010 and 15 million babies are born too soon. they plan to work with colleague to cut down on the number of premature births. >>> gunfire targeting police officers on the streets of oakland last night. the violent encounter

the city of chester and 90 passengers heading out. with 1,000 chinese passengers. amid swirling tides they collided. sliced almost in half. >> sinks in 6 minutes. s bow first. boilers explode. you have people rushing trying to get to the bow. >> reporter: 16 people died and people during that time of racism blamed the chinese crew for supposed inaction. today's finding can help right that wrong. . >> a testimony to the courageous acts. . >> reporter: this station we are looking at live here now was established after that wreck, the deadliest inside the bay in history. coming up at 6:00 p.m. why historians say recognizing the ship wreck now is so important. reporting live, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> spotting threats from hundreds of feet above the ground. inside the hunt for dangerous activities that could put neighborhoods at risk. >> i am tracking a wet weather system heading to the bay area. when the rain moves into your neighborhood. >> it fight over booster seats on airplanes. >> we restrain laptops but we don't retrain our babies. >> why the faa say

to a better night's sleep ♪ >> pam: cruised to 3 the photographs the passengers recalled city of chesteras struck by another ship people died in that incident and to see the total shown a mud covered should split in half. it was the second worst shipped accident to occur. >> pam: raising the bar hot ac don't get help from a pull it [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. wireleare awesome. they let us use our phones to do amazing things. but why sign a 2-year phone contract just to use them? at net10 wireless, you can use the phone you already have and keep your network and number, too. but for half the cost. the bring your own phone plan. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data on the best 4g lte networks starts at just $40 a month. net10 wireless. >> pam: will continue to follow a develop the story of daly

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i'm not going to pull out millard fillmore or chester arthur. lincoln because lincoln had to deal with the great sin that wasps committed, the great crime that wasps committed historically, which was slavery now, this was a crime, i think doubly so, in the first place because it is wrong and immoral to own slaves; in the second place, because it really is a violation of wasp approaches to politics. the best thing you can say in defense of wasps is that all the time there were slaves in this country or in the colonies, owned by wasps in most cases, there were also wasps, white english protestants, who recognized that slavery was wrong and that it should end. jefferson, who was a slave owner, nevertheless wrote the declaration of independence and the rhetoric of freedom which became the basis, the justification, for abolition. washington, even though he was a slave owner, when he died, he freed his slaves. it wasn't a matter in those days of just doing it. you had to have to set aside x amount of money for each slave so he could set himself up in

some puppies in chester and intentionally i didn't mention the army because everybody knows that the army is of course the major support to the regime he said but it seems that the stern it's not so did the army is not locked up behind him and we didn't actually hear many voices of dissent coming from officers who express their views of nations that problem is that even a position to peaceful them that this is that as a whole or meaning to secure a tv in the army did businessmen and are once again part of the population and conceded that he isn't dead and the least bad to that option option one reaction coming in up from the truth on twitter there are many legitimate reasons to make fun of wood to flee to him being in a wheelchair he's not one of them. um let's go before we even get a reaction address the panel woman syringes said the mets go to algiers. and yes catherine norris trend capcom and more so if you've seen first of all on turnout with joey harrington the same room and a kiss from a doctrine in an email and new official biggest country that gets sent me an opening he now t

chester arthur, in 1882 trucks 24 wagon loads of white house furniture off to the auction house.many presidents did this. and grace coolidge limited when she became first lady that she looked around for original pieces of furniture and all she could find was a single chair that had the lungs of abraham lincoln. there wasn't much to say. there were a few pieces and the to do pieces and the ticket with a good and and they moved it to the national gallery. so this is the state dining room just before the renovation began and i'd like you to imagine it without its furniture, without the lincoln porter, without the lighting fixtures. is there anything else in this picture that looks possibly worth preserving if it were up to you? well, maybe all that nice carved oak paneling perhaps? maybe that really nifty stone fireplace? the truth is the commission didn't care about any of those things. they were ready just to demolish all of this stuff. luckily for us one man did care about this and that was lorenzo winslow, the white house architect. lorenzo winslow took all of those beautiful ca

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we have straight from dor chester, donny wahlberg, he needs no introduction and he will join me live. and also legendary reporter of the boston globe recently picking up a pew litzer for their coverage. we will be talking to and hearing from some of the people who are running the 26.2 miles today. some of whom were injured and some of whom didn't finish but they're back today. but first this. as every minute passes, the situation in the water turns increasingly grim. the bodies now of 87 people have been pulled from the ferry wreckage. 215 others are still missing in the frigid waters. many of them students and teachers. keep in mind, visibility is almost zero and divers are close to reaching their breaking point. family members are praying for miracles but bracing for the worst. >> and then there is this. the gut wrenching scene of bodies draped in white cloths likely to be repeated over and over in the coming days. the president calling the actions of the captain and crew akin to murder. i want to bring in paula hancock. how is the search going? >> well, i think the fact that more o

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