as for jay cochran, he kept his promise two days after his wife died.was here in the courtroom, sitting front and center trying to catch the eye of her accused killer. >> he didn't see linda's face. he's going to see my face, time and time again. >> reporter: minutes after seeing the man who allegedly mowed down his wife, jay cochran told us why he felt he needed to be in the front row. >> i'm going to be here every time there is a hearing or any event taking place for that defendant. i'm going to be here. and linda will be with me. >> reporter: 65-year-old linda cochran was killed on tuesday, on a morning walk. cochran just retired, a mother of five, a primary care giver for the couple's two disabled sons. >> my wife -- continuously thought about the family first. >> reporter: the 26-year-old did not enter a plea to charges of murder, vehicular manslaughter and felony evading. police say one of their officers chased the speeding blue cam yaro seconds before it hit cochran, smashed through a fence, and drove several hundred yards off the delta view golf

as for jay cochran, he kept his promise two days after his wife died.was here in the courtroom, sitting front and center trying to catch the eye of her accused killer. >> he didn't see linda's face. he's going to see my face, time and time again. >> reporter: minutes after seeing the man who allegedly mowed down his wife, jay cochran told us why he felt he needed to be in the front row. >> i'm going to be here every time there is a hearing or any event taking place for that defendant. i'm going to be here. and linda will be with me. >> reporter: 65-year-old linda cochran was killed on tuesday, on a morning walk. cochran just retired, a mother of five, a primary care giver for the couple's two disabled sons. >> my wife -- continuously thought about the family first. >> reporter: the 26-year-old did not enter a plea to charges of murder, vehicular manslaughter and felony evading. police say one of their officers chased the speeding blue cam yaro seconds before it hit cochran, smashed through a fence, and drove several hundred yards off the delta view golf

cochran. she died at the scene. police say it appears chavez was trying to avoid being arrested for driving on a suspended license and was on probation for drving under the influence. he has been charged with murder, vehicular manslaughter and felony avading arrest "i can't imagine what they are going through right now, it's gotta be just terrible" in pittsburg haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam:separate collisions involving big- rigs on both sides of interstate 8-80 in union city. crippled this morning's communte. an initial crash was reported around 4:30 a-m. a car rammed a big rig. which had stalled near alvarado niles road. that jammed up traffic on northbound 880. that big rig ended up on the center median.crashing into the median.causing concrete to litter onto the freeway. the second accident occurred. about an hour later. when a tow truck headed to the scene also got into an accident.this on southbound 880. both crashes caused bumber to bumber traffic. one person suffered serious injuries. all lanes of 880 re-op

that's where she met her husband larry cochran in the 20s. they have 2 beautiful children a boy and a girl. they now have 13 grandchildren and 9 great grandkids. sherry was diagnosed with cancer 9 years ago it was one of those things where you would never know that she was battling cancer because the way she carried yourself. she was a quiet leader who was always involved in getting residents and pulling courts together for community events. she was always in involving bobby and making that happen her and bobby celebrated their 44th anniversary just this past month. i can only imagine how difficult it must be for bobby who is an amazing human being and he is one of the most lovable people you can meet. sherry cochran was a great support to bobby and and always her children, grandchildren great grandchildren grounded. sherry will be missed dearly not only by her family but by all of the rest and with data and this memorial sherry cochran may she rest in peace in our condolences to your mme. pres. >>mdm. clerk can you please address public comm

did johnnie cochran and his team play unfairly? >> of course he did. but that's what they always do. the defense is going to push the envelope as hard and as fast as they can. it's up to the judge to stop them. >> reporter: but she says judge lance ito didn't. >> i see you sent me a fan letter today. that's arsenio hall. >> he was much more interested in playing to the media and his own celebrity than he was about making sure that the case was run appropriately. >> reporter: clark is now a writer. her new book, out next month. >> it's crime fiction because i'm done with reality. >> reporter: she ended her career as a prosecutor the day of the verdict. >> i walked out. i never went back. >> reporter: justice was not done. >> justice was certainly not done. >> reporter: cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, new york. >>> that lo do it for us on a tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. taaye ofalirniouut a ap thfacte >>> this is ridiculous. this is crazy. it's an outrage. and it's a sla

that's where she met her husband larry cochran in the 20s. they have 2 beautiful children a boy and a girl. they now have 13 grandchildren and 9 great grandkids. sherry was diagnosed with cancer 9 years ago it was one of those things where you would never know that she was battling cancer because the way she carried yourself. she was a quiet leader who was always involved in getting residents and pulling courts together for community events. she was always in involving bobby and making that happen her and bobby celebrated their 44th anniversary just this past month. i can only imagine how difficult it must be for bobby who is an amazing human being and he is one of the most lovable people you can meet. sherry cochran was a great support to bobby and and always her children, grandchildren great grandchildren grounded. sherry will be missed dearly not only by her family but by all of the rest and with data and this memorial sherry cochran may she rest in peace in our condolences to your mme. pres. >>mdm. clerk can you please address public comm

jack cochran from inova thank you for your time today. hope you have a great day. >> thank you. >>> in other health news now, women who develop gestational diabetes are at risk for high blood pressure later in life. but the research in the journal hypertension finds that a healthy diet can reduce that risk by 20%. and that includes ti fruit and vegetables and whole grains, and eating less read meat and salt. -- red meat and salt. >>> the latest vaccine against human papilloma virus could decrease cervical cancers 73%. that is a 10% improvement over the older vaccines. researchers at yale are calling for expanded use of the vaccination and they say it cuts the cancer rate and health care costs. >>> and doctors are warning that climate change will have devastating consequences when it comes to public health. a policy paper in the annuals of internal red sin reports higher rates of respiratory illness, and diseases spread through insects and malnutrition. >>> a volcano near the city of pueblo, mexico, is putting on a fiery show of smoke and

this is about johnnie cochran. and to me, that was the only saving grace that, you know, it is all about the lapd and relations with african-americans, and you get this rich dude from brentwood who gave up the black community and murdered these two people and got away with it. >> okay, let's go to the verdict. how they portrayed it last night. here is the verdict. >> superior court of california county of los angeles in the matter of people of the state of california versus or and thal james simpson's number a. 097211. we, the jury, in the above entitled action, find the defendant, or and thal james simpson not guilty. of the crime of murder violation of penal code -- >> they even included the stum thal actually happened. >> yes. >> play the actual verdicts, and i want everybody to look at robert kardashian's face, when they announced the verdict. here it is. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant or and thal james simpson not guilty of crime of the murder in violation every penal code secti

senator cochran. >> mr. chairman, i'm honored to be able to be here today.erving as member of the committee to congratulate our newest nominee for this important job as librarian of the congress. rather than to delay the questions that others might have, let me just say i think this is a great day for the library of congress. it's a great day for the united states senate. many of those expressions of support and appreciation and admiration came through during the delightful event last night that i was pleased to join. so we look forward to working with you as a member of the oversight committee and wish for you all of the successes that you can imagine. >> thank you, senator. >> thank you, senator cochran. senator king then senator boozman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. dr. hayden, welcome to the committee. appreciate your testimony, appreciate your willingness to undertake this important job. i want to talk for a few minutes about copyright. it seems to me that's one of the most important jobs before you in terms of organization, i.t., policy, copyright. i tr

and once cochran got involved, he solidified that. >> scott, thank you. i appreciate it.hing real quick? >> in terms of the race issue, we set out to make a period piece, and as we were writing the show over the last three years and all these events started happening in the country in terms of ferguson and eric gardner and all these actions of police brutality against black americans, we realized that the show was about today. we were not writing a period piece anymore and it was really important to keep this overlay over the whole story. it a show about the country we're loiving in now and we wanted to show people that black americans and white americans have different perspectives and live different lives and have different experiences. hopefully it starts a conversation. >> again, scott alexander, larry, it's an amazing series. thank you for coming on. i really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> when we come right back, another story that shocked america in the 90s. i'll talk about "confirmation," the clarence thomas confirmation hearings years ago. with one notable diffe

neighbors says, cochran was a wife and mother of five children. and a very kind person. vela- chavez attempted to run on foot. but was taken into custody. he now faces several charges including suspicion of murder, vehicular manslaughter and evading police. andrew jackson out! harriet tubman in! the u-s treasury department is making some changes to the u-s currency. it will be the first u-s bill to have a woman on it. in more than 100 years. tubman escaped slavery in the south, to become an abolitionist leader in the pre- civil war era. her christian faith inspired her to lead hundreds of slaves to freedom. on what became known as 'the underground railroad'. later, she was active during the civil war. serving as a cook, nurse and later a union army spy. she was the first woman in the war to lead an armed mission. which liberated more than 700 slaves in south carolina. new at eight tonight. kron four's philippe djegal visted the 'museum of the african diaspora' in san francisco. where the tubman announcement has been met with open arms. a runaway slave who as timed passed

as important to note that cochran made clear when you escape if you were a slave you are not required to serve in the colonial marines if you're an african-american male. you could literally popped out to be taken to trinidad or go to jamaica and you take them then. these are the folks that volunteered just day. they were paid a wage of a royal marine, saying wage they got the red coat. they got some training and they were used on rates and skirmishes against the americans. they would make landings, oftentimes they would make tributaries, the slaves to go back to their former neighborhoods and exactly how to get it. >> wow. we've got a question now. >> were they civilians than what happened to them? >> yes. they were entirely event merchant trading vessels are wailers ever captured by the shenandoah and the other confederate readers. to them and they were just removed from their ships and they would take one, the slowest of the oldest of the captured vessels and put it on what they call bond, which is an agreement signed by the captain and the name of the owners at the end of the were

he was arrested a mile away on dover way, the same street where cochran lives. >> next door to him forarea has learned that the driver lost his license in august after according to arrest records, he blew nearly three times the legal limit. just four weeks ago, a judge ordered to him to attend rehab starting april 1st for nine months. it's unclear if he ever went. >> knocked on my front door in tears. i said, josh, man, i can't imagine what you're going through right now. >> reporter: and the suspect is being held at the county jail tonight. we did request an interview with him. he denied that request. he's being charged with murder. vehicular manslaughter and evading police. it's unclear at this point if drugs or alcohol played a part in the collision. reporting live from pittsburg tonight, elyce kirchner, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> a series of crashes like this one, causing traffic nightmare in the east bay this morning. the chopper caught this video of a big rig being removed off interstate 880 in union city. it was the third crash on that stretch of freeway. trucks slamme

lance ito allowed all kinds of inadmissible evidence because he was intimidated by johnny cochran and that probably was the biggest mistake in the cas . heather: thank you so much, i appreciate your insight. john? jon: mother of three disappears after a date with a man she met online. now please take they have found ingrid lens remains and made an arrest in the case. live with an update. what donald trump blasted the delicate process. he calls it rained while senator cruz says trump is whining. the impact this may have on the race white house. a fair and balanced debate next. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your

police say should never have been the road. 65-year old linda cochran died in this crash in pittsburg yesterday. tiffany is in the newsroom with the husband's interview you will see only here. >> police say it is the first time a speeding car has crashed along that stretch of west leland and driven into the golf course. this time, the consequences were deadly. >> a sent mistragedy. >> beginning for a walk and her life helps. >> linda contact ron walked down three lap road. >> each day she walked, just about every day for department -- for 20 years. this what her last walk, ever. her husband, jay; heart broken. >> she will be very much missed. i love her with all my heart. >> they have two adult disabled sons. linda cared or them full time. >> you think about a summer, she is the heart and soul. my wife, under constant pressure from work and from joel and jonah and the family, always, always, was care about everyone else. all the couple just retired january 1 of this year and they dreamed about how they would spend their golden years. >> a punch of has for traveling and fixing our yard

linda cochran was struck and killed while walking near delta view golf course tuesday morning.z was arrested after he tried to get away. cochran had just retired to devote herself to dedicating her full time to two sons with disabilities. laura anthony is in court and will have all the details coming up on abc 7 news at 6. >>> this man alejandra saro will return to court in two weeks to determine if any other young children are coming forward to accuse him of sexual molestation. concord police arrested the dental assistant after one girl accused him. detectives now say saro abuse at least four girls and videotaped them as well. they say the abuse took place while the victims were sedated. >> it's unfortunate. it doesn't -- obviously, we hope it doesn't happen all that often the but i can tell you that sexual assault is the most underreported crime that we have. >> saro's attorney did not speak to reporters after this morning's hearing. saro is in jail, his bail at set at more than $8 million. >>> san francisco police will be required to provide regular public reports collection

linda cochran was out for a walk this morning along westerly land road when a car struck and killed her. the 65-year-old just retired so she could take care of her two disabled sons full time. she would walk every morning near the golf course. sky 7hd shows us where she ended up unfortunately in the path of a camero police just backed off from chasing because of safety concerns. they say he ran away after crashing through a fence. they caught him and he is in jail charged with murder. the victim's husband has a message. >> i'll see him. i'll be in court. >> the suspect has a suspended license and a prior drunk driving arrest. >>> happening now, the bay area's largest city is considering new rent control measure. it started around 3:00 this afternoon and eight hours later the debate continues. lisa amin gulezian is live at san jose city hall. >> public comment is still going on at this hour. there are roughly 4400 apartments under rent control and more than 300 people showed up to voice their opinions. >> it isn't hard to figure out which side of the represent con -- rent control debate.

linda cochran was out for a walk this morning along westerly land road when a car struck and killed her. the 65-year-old just retired so she could take care of her two disabled sons full time. she would walk every morning near the golf course. sky 7hd shows us where she ended up unfortunately in the path of a camero police just backed off from chasing because of safety concerns. they say he ran away after crashing through a fence. they caught him and he is in jail charged with murder. the victim's husband has a message. >> i'll see him. i'll be in court. >> the suspect has a suspended license and a prior drunk driving arrest. >>> happening now, the bay area's largest city is considering new rent control measure. it started around 3:00 this afternoon and eight hours later the debate continues. lisa amin gulezian is live at san jose city hall. >> public comment is still going on at this hour. there are roughly 4400 apartments under rent control and more than 300 people showed up to voice their opinions. >> it isn't hard to figure out which side of the represent con -- rent control debate.

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. >> reporter: nbc bay area learned the driver who hit cochran lost his license in august after, according to arrest records, vela-chavez blew nearly three times the legal limit. just four weeks ago a judge ordered him to attend rehab starting on april 1st for nine months. it's unclear if he ever went. >> makes me very angry. >> reporter: authorities say the driver hit and killed the woman here and kept on driving through the golf course. he ditched his car and took off on foot. police actually arrested the man on the same street where the 65-year-old mother of five actually lives. the suspect is behind bars tonight at the county jail. we did request an interview with h him. no word on drugs if alcohol played a role in the collision. live in pittsburg, elyrce kirchner. >> a burglar led san francisco police on a rooftop chase and jumped from four stories up to try to escape, was now out of the hospital and was sent straight to jail. the unusual chase happened saturday morning in san francisco's knob hill. police say the man broke into two buildings, during the second break-in -- from a roof

police say he was trying to outrun police when he hit and killed linda cochran and this all happenedstlyland road in pittsburgh. de la chavez was driving without a license and was on probation for a prior dui. he didn't enter a plea today and is now charged with murder, vehicular manslaughter and evading police. the next arraignment will be next week. >> a bank heist in concord at a local city bank and it happened on treat boulevard and arled alain. after 10:00 a.m. a man presented a teller with a note and he said he had a gun and demanded money and our overhead chopper was there, and the thief gave them the money and the thief took off and we are last seen wearing prescription glasses and white shirt, blue jeans and white shoes. concord police are working with the fbi to get surveillance video. >> oakland's chief of police sits down for a one-on-one with the investigative unit. he's addressing the city's body camera program. vicky nguyen joins us now and you asked about criticism when those cameras should be rolling. >> we did, jess, it was a serious concern raised in our first repo

that's where she met her husband larry cochran in the 20s.hey have 2 beautiful children a boy and a girl. they now have 13 grandchildren and 9 great grandkids. sherry was diagnosed with cancer 9 years ago it was one of those things where you would never know that she was battling cancer because the way she carried yourself. she was a quiet leader who was always involved in getting residents and pulling courts together for community events. she was always in involving bobby and making that happen her and bobby celebrated their 44th anniversary just this past month. i can only imagine how difficult it must be for bobby who is an amazing human being and he is one of the most lovable people you can meet. sherry cochran was a great support to bobby and and always her children, grandchildren great grandchildren grounded. sherry will be missed dearly not only by her family but by all of the rest and with data and this memorial sherry cochran may she rest in peace in our condolences to your mme. pres. >>mdm. clerk can you please address public commen

that's where she met her husband larry cochran in the 20s. they have 2 beautiful children a boy and a girl. they now have 13 grandchildren and 9 great grandkids. sherry was diagnosed with cancer 9 years ago it was one of those things where you would never know that she was battling cancer because the way she carried yourself. she was a quiet leader who was always involved in getting residents and pulling courts together for community events. she was always in involving bobby and making that happen her and bobby celebrated their 44th anniversary just this past month. i can only imagine how difficult it must be for bobby who is an amazing human being and he is one of the most lovable people you can meet. sherry cochran was a great support to bobby and and always her children, grandchildren great grandchildren grounded. sherry will be missed dearly not only by her family but by all of the rest and with data and this memorial sherry cochran may she rest in peace in our condolences to your mme. pres. >>mdm. clerk can you please address public comm

the most famous fo attorney involved in that was johnny cochran, the california attorney. johnny cochran came to town. 5000 people came to the meeting that was held the day he came to town. he signed up a lot of people in that case. in the final two cases were settled together for $600 million, enormous victory to think that local folks to go up against this big, multinational agrochemical company and its corporate partners and when that day. and his but there would be a lot of residents. i started guide in 2003. it was after one of the major legal settlements that he for the largest one, and people were very open to talking. i think it was because comic people express this. they said if i can prevent this from happening to want other community, i'm going to tell you what i know and what i experienced. i did go to st. louis and interview people at the monsanto chemical company. monsanto as it is known now, and their spinoff chemical division in 1997. the monsanto company spun off the chemical division into this new company. so i talked to people of both of those locations

that's where she met her husband larry cochran in the 20s.hey have 2 beautiful children a boy and a girl. they now have 13 grandchildren and 9 great grandkids. sherry was diagnosed with cancer 9 years ago it was one of those things where you would never know that she was battling cancer because the way she carried yourself. she was a quiet leader who was always involved in getting residents and pulling courts together for community events. she was always in involving bobby and making that happen her and bobby celebrated their 44th anniversary just this past month. i can only imagine how difficult it must be for bobby who is an amazing human being and he is one of the most lovable people you can meet. sherry cochran was a great support to bobby and and always her children, grandchildren great grandchildren grounded. sherry will be missed dearly not only by her family but by all of the rest and with data and this memorial sherry cochran may she rest in peace in our condolences to your mme. pres. >>mdm. clerk can you please address public commen

that's where she met her husband larry cochran in the 20s.y have 2 beautiful children a boy and a girl. they now have 13 grandchildren and 9 great grandkids. sherry was diagnosed with cancer 9 years ago it was one of those things where you would never know that she was battling cancer because the way she carried yourself. she was a quiet leader who was always involved in getting residents and pulling courts together for community events. she was always in involving bobby and making that happen her and bobby celebrated their 44th anniversary just this past month. i can only imagine how difficult it must be for bobby who is an amazing human being and he is one of the most lovable people you can meet. sherry cochran was a great support to bobby and and always her children, grandchildren great grandchildren grounded. sherry will be missed dearly not only by her family but by all of the rest and with data and this memorial sherry cochran may she rest in peace in our condolences to your mme. pres. >>mdm. clerk can you please address public comment.

johnnie cochran came to town, 5,000 people came to the meeting that was held the day he came to town. he signed up a lot of people many that case -- in that case. in the final two cases were settled together for $600 million, enormous victory. to think that local folks could go up against this big multi-national agro-chemical company and its corporate partners and win that big. i actually anticipated there would be a lot of reticence. i was, started interviewing in 2003. it was after one of the major legal settlements but before the largest one. and people were very open to talking. and i think it was because -- and people expressed this. they said if this, if i can prevent this from happening to one other community, i'm going to tell you what i know and what i experienced. well, i did go to st. louis and interview people at the monsanto chemical company, monsanto as it's known now and their spin-off chemical division. in 1997 the monsanto company spun off the chemical company into this new company. and so i talked with people at both of those locations in it'll. in st. louis. there w

in the roosevelt era, his two most memorable advisors were tommy cochran and ben cohen, the irish catholic the jew. although racial discrimination increases under -- not increases, but persists in the 1930's, roosevelt names so many african-americans to high places that there is talk even of a black cabinet. perhaps most important of all, particularly in this year, is the expansion of the rights of women. we went through -- it is hard to believe, but, about a century and a half, of the republic without a single woman holding a cabinet post. in 1933, the very first week, he names frances perkins secretary of labor and eleanor roosevelt becomes a model for the significance of women in public affairs. jeff: you mentioned his advisers. you would mention eleanor as well. william: very much so. the generalization was that she was his arms and legs. she traveled everywhere. the admiral always said, set two places for dinner, in case she would drop in. she was enormously influential figure, especially on civil rights and rights for -- jeff: is there a figure who is more misunderstood than they sho

. >> it's johnny cochran and what about the actors? it's marshall clark. lance is kenneth choi. these people are identical. >> even the guy who plays darden . christopher darden.>> the thing that most impressed me was john travolta playing robert shapiro. the man who plays goldman cuba getting junior is not so much. >> i thought he did a nice job. >> i did. >> a look like cuba , not like oj. >> so powerful! i got through all the episodes except for the final one. >> don't tell us how it ended there also is stuff that came out like the polygraph test by his own people and he filled it. >> i read the book and they were very true to the story. lance ito did not know how to run the trial. to run the trial profile. he blew it . from beginning to end. >> else is going on? and before i watch television, we had a beautiful outing on the river. it's the observatory. >> it's like the empire state building. it's on the water. it's all glass and you get to see the most magnification views of manhattan.>> they feed you very well. >> it was pretty good. >> this is not cool. >> it will be a to

. >> defense attorney johnny cochran. >> oj was a big hero of mine, i was in shock that it was going down like this. reporter: john travolta was fresh off a career changing role in pull pulp fiction. >> every week we not insight to what happened. twists and turns are based in fact. with scenes that would have otherwise gone unseen. >> i had what media said to me, i never thought to question about, about what marcia was or any of the main players were. >> what do you think about the case. >> interesting. >> a lot of black people think that ojdidn't do it. >> after living in oj's shoe, cuba gooding jr. sees things differently. >> shooting that seen when oj bends down and kisses nicole's corps, i felt ashamed, i never grieved for those families, some days i felt he was guilty, some days i felt he was innocent, right now it is overwhelming information, and i don't know, i still don't know how i feel about it. but, whatever i feel, i keep it to myself. reporter: tomorrow at 10 on fx we find out what happened was read, 20 years ago. steve: right back in the tv. >> the travel, endless inter

the victim has been identified as linda cochran. his car ended up on the delta view golf course. he was driving on a suspended license for a prior dui. it's unknown if drugs or alcohol was a factor in yesterday's incident. >>> governor brown is pushing for a state of emergency for 11 counties affected by storms last month. that includes alameda, contra costa and napa counties. >>> the eastern sierra is long over due for an earthquake is what scientists are saying as they get ready for the annual meeting. the conference begins in reno today. a magnitude 6 quake typically strikes every decade in that area but that hasn't happened since 1964. >>> the new faa bill includes an amendment that ensures children will not be separated from their parents during tsa screening. it also prevents families from having to pay extra fees to sit with their own children and pregnant women will get the option to preboard. >>> president obama is in saudi arabia to attend a summit for cooperation council. this comes amid speculation of a 9/11 report that could possibly implicate the saudis. ron allen r

any follow-up questions, senator cochran, senator boozman? well, we will have the record open until the time i announced earlier for additional questions. anything you want to add, dr. hayden, that you wish had been asked that wasn't? any topic you want to cover? >> well, i had a few. and i just wanted to thank everyone for their support and for your consideration, mr. chairman, and i really appreciate this opportunity and to be nominated as a librarian, a career librarian, i must tell you, this is one of the highest honors and i thank you for this opportunity. >> thank you. this hearing's adjourned. >>> president obama is in saudi arabia where he's meeting with king salman and tomorrow the president meets with leaders from six persian gulf countries. bahrain, kuwait, oman, qatar, saudi arabia, and the united arab arab emirates. a meeting with queen elizabeth on friday followed by a meeting and press conference with british prime minister david cameron. on saturday, president obama has a meeting with british youth. and sunday, the president h

linda cochran was shot and kill while taking her morning walk on tuesday morning. aroldo vela-chaez was arrested after he tried to run. she just retired to take care of her two disabled sons full time. he is facing several charges including a murder is vehicular manslaughter. >> clean up continues at golden gate park after throughs of pot smokers celebrated the 4/20 festival with police stay outside the meadow and san francisco police department said this were six felony arrest, five cited for misdemeanors including public intoxication and resisting arrest and battery and four parents escorted out for bring small children. the crowds were leaving the par and gunfire started. there was a dispute between two groups. no one was hit by the gunfire. one persons with arrested. all the warriors face a big question tonight: is steph curry beginning to play? hat is in campbell with the story and what dub nation is saying. matt? >>> yes, everyone has an opinion on steph curry, he should play. he should not. the warriors should wait until they lose to the rockets before he pl

toughen up, cochran. this is a smoker's lounge. day care is on the first floor. >> wow. sizzle. she is. >> did you change your feeling or your thinking about marcia clark in any way. >> i did. i really had a very particular image and picture of her, one i think most americans had which is she was stride dent, aggressive [ bleep ] for lack of an articulate way of putting it and the scripts themselves. i came to realize that was so, so far from the truth. >> get back to work. >> had a chance to meet her. you met her later on in the filmmaking. >> we were practically done when i met her. it was an incredibly painful time in her life to have it all brought back and in some form of entertainment. i think it was probably scary for her and i felt protective. >> did she apologize for the hair. >> she did, when she sat down she said, i just want to say sorry for the hair. i thought i'll take it. >> because had you to wear that wig. >> i wore four different wigs not very attractive. >> you say that you have not actually watched the series along with everybody else. >> no. >> but people ar

. >> jay cochran's wife linda went out for a daily stroll on tuesday morning and never came back. >> i'm here to make sure that there's as much justice as we can get. >> an officer spotted him driving erratically. the 26-year-old concord man trying to outrun the cops. instead, he slammed into the 65-year-old mother of five walking on the sidewalk on the road next to the golf course in pittsburg. >> he's behind bars. i feel good about that. >> chavez left the woman for dead. he slammed his black camaro into this fence and drove through the golf course and ditched his car and took on foot. he was arrested on the same street jay and his wife lived on. she was the primary care-giver for the two adult disabled children. >> my wife continuously thought about the family first. >> at the time of the crash, he was driving without a license and was on probation for a dui arrest in august. after according to court records, nearly three times the legal limit. four weeks ago, a judge ordered him to attend dui education classes starting on april 1st. for nine months. it's unclear if he ever went.

. >> toxins were discovered in the soil off of peet and cochran roads where a new elementary school was set to be built. marianne favro has much more. >> reporter: the developer and the barello family donated more than ten acres of farmland to the school district more than a decade ago. the district hoped to build a new 600-student elementary school but that's all on hold after recent testing found the soil contained a high level of the insecticide banned in the u.s. in 1987. >> it revealed a number of toxins, so lots of pesticides but the most toxic is linked to things like parkinson's disease, breast cancer, birth defects and so that's one we're concerned about. >> reporter: and the levels are higher than the epa allows. tom jennings and his family live a few yards away from the site. >> they have to clean it up regardless of whether they decide to build on it or not. toxins are in the land. they have to do something about it before moving forward. >> the department of toxic substance control is now determining if the toxins can safely be removed and how to do it. the district says th

anglo saxon protestant men in the roosevelt era, his two most memorable advisors were tomorrowee cochran and ben cone, the irish katd lick and the jew. and although racial discrimination increases under-- not increases but persists in the 1930st, roosevelt names so many african-americans to high places that there is talk even of a black cabinet. and perhaps most important of all, particularly in this year, is the expansion of the rights of women. we went through, it's hard to believe, but about a century and a half of the republic without a single woman holding a cabinet post. in 1933, he hardly has taken office, his very first week when he names francis perkins secretary of labor. and eleanor roosevelt becomes a model for the significance of women in public affairs. >> you mentioned his advisors, i was going to mention eleanor as well. >> very much so. the generalization was that she was his arms and legs. she traveled everywhere. nobody knew where she would turn up next. one of the cartoons is a new yorker where coal minors in the depths of the earth one says to another, my gosh, here

he is accused of striking and killing 65-year-old linda cochran. officers say the suspect crashed his corvette through a fence landing on the delta view golf course. he fled and was later arrested. >>> no food until san francisco's top cop least, activists promising a hunger strike outside the mission police station. but police chief greg suhr isn't the only leader under fire. kpix 5's cate caugiran live outside the mission police department and cate, one activist actually threatened mayor lee? >> reporter: yes, allen. he certainly made sure to let mayor lee know he is not welcome in his neighborhood. now, we have heard protestors call for chief suhr's resignation since mario woods was shot and killed by police officers in the bayview in december but this time it's a little bit different. protestors are not chanting in front of city hall. they are not marching down market street. instead, they are here in front of the mission police station standing still and starving. with chairs water bottles and poster boards, this group camps out in front of th

they gathered the evidence so johnny cochran was very charming and clever and he conjured out of thin this idea that police had planted the evidence and because he demonized cops so cleverly, the jurors bought into it. i walked away from the case thinking that i saw, i just witnessed for nine months on principle defense attorneys, and inept prosecutors and in a competent judge and jurors who were gullible and biased and it turned out to be the joke of the century, not the trial of the century. heather: and the documentary person seems to imply that it was jason, the son of o.j. simpson who may have done it. >> jason had an alibi. [audio lost] >>. [audio lost] alaska airlines has on a massive bidding war. five virgin america airlines, coming up, how much they are paying for it, what it will mean for us passengers. oh my. good, you're good. back, back, back. (vo) according to kelley blue book, subaru has the highest resale value of any brand. again. you might find that comforting. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. you grab your 10-gallon jug of coffee, and back out of the garage