officer correia says the three- month-old was in it's car seat. right now, though, it's still under investigation whether or not the 10-year-old or the five-year-old were wearing seatbelts.officer brandon correia/chp- "it's so sad when you see things like this." in concord, the highway-four solano avenue off and on-ramps run adjacent to one another. and, officer correia says as the family riding in the durango drove up the on-ramp... the infinity, using the off-ramp, drove off the road and slammed into the back of the durango. officer brandon correia/chp- "catapultes that durango down the side. that infinity goes kind of over our head this direction, right behind us. 10 feet or so from the kinder's building." the infitity also clipped a parked car in the lot but no one was inside at the time. moments after the crash, officer correia says eyewitnesses claim a bloodied wilson got out of his car and ran across the freeway to the solano theaters.officer brandon correia/chp- "while he's doing that, a 10-year-old and a five-year-old boy, are laying life

officer correia says the three- month-old was in it's car seat. right now, though, it's still under investigation whether or not the 10-year-old or the five-year-old were wearing seatbelts.officer brandon correia/chp- "it's so sad when you see things like this." in concord, the highway-four solano avenue off and on-ramps run adjacent to one another. and, officer correia says as the family riding in the durango drove up the on-ramp... the infinity, using the off-ramp, drove off the road and slammed into the back of the durango. officer brandon correia/chp- "catapultes that durango down the side. that infinity goes kind of over our head this direction, right behind us. 10 feet or so from the kinder's building." the infitity also clipped a parked car in the lot but no one was inside at the time. moments after the crash, officer correia says eyewitnesses claim a bloodied wilson got out of his car and ran across the freeway to the solano theaters.officer brandon correia/chp- "while he's doing that, a 10-year-old and a five-year-old boy, are laying life

officer correia says the three- month-old was in it's car seat. right now, though, it's still under investigation whether or not the 10-year-old or the five-year-old were wearing seatbelts.officer brandon correia/chp- "it's so sad when you see things like this." in concord, the highway-four solano avenue off and on-ramps run adjacent to one another. and, officer correia says as the family riding in the durango drove up the on-ramp... the infinity, using the off-ramp, drove off the road and slammed into the back of the durango. officer brandon correia/chp- "catapultes that durango down the side. that infinity goes kind of over our head this direction, right behind us. 10 feet or so from the kinder's building." the infitity also clipped a parked car in the lot but no one was inside at the time. moments after the crash, officer correia says eyewitnesses claim a bloodied wilson got out of his car and ran across the freeway to the solano theaters.officer brandon correia/chp- "while he's doing that, a 10-year-old and a five-year-old boy, are laying life

sot: brandon correia patrulla de caminos just remember to do the small things acurdense de hacer lasbsicas, pnganles el cinturn asegrense que est bien puesto, no se distraigan porque aunque ustedes estn haciendo lo correcto, alguien puede venir y acabar o cambiar toda su vida indico este agente.. sot: elisa eliosa residente aterrada pobre madre, pobre familia como ha de estar sufriendo sot: lourdes torres conductora aterrada perder mis tres hijos nooo eso es lo peor que le puede pasar a una madre melissa outro autoridades investigan si el alcohol o las drogas tuvieron que ver en el accidente pero si saben que wilson habia tenido previos encuentros con la policia. melissa hernandez t48 paola rompe el silencio el juez que desat una controversia tras la sentencia que impuso en un caso de agresin sexual... take vo en un comunicado el magistrado a cargo del sonado caso del ex nadador de stanford, brock turner, indic que su rol es considerar ambas partes, y defendi su rcord en los tribunales... los esfuerzos formales para solicitar su remocin empezaron esta semana de conseguirse las 58 mil

citizen say let's take a look at those things made in china made in taiwan a hidden correia made in bangladesh and we wonder why the average american is true . ogling not even our nationalism is made in america. our own bride in our country is mass produced by a twelve year old in guatemala who hates you. and we think that's a sustainable model how do we want to read stuff go and go read out the law in self-delusion. call that early in the past tense stuff because if. denial is not just a river in egypt and if it were we would bomb it because your data has the only dial. if we can have it no one will i mean this stuff what do you think what do you think the sweatshop workers are thinking while they're making this because like man americans sure do love polyurethane. because he said. i can actually smell the fumes coming off their stuff don't get me wrong i've no problem with nationalism except for it being a figment of our imagination that we use to find an excuse to hate and kill each other in a similar manner to racism but not my point not my point though i'm saying that even in something li

asked how this ties in to other recent freeway shootings in the east bay.officer brandon correia tells me a high percentage of the others have been gang-related.this one, however, appears to be completely random from what they've heard so far.the shooteris still on the loose. live in contra costa county, spencer blake, kron four news. (steve) thank you spencer for that report (pam) over the past few years.... we have seen a fairly regular series of freeway shootings in the bay area ..(steve) grant lodes expands our coverage now with details on that part of the story. (grant) the numbers are startling...more than 100 freeway shootings in the bay area since 20-15. the majority of them...on east bay freeways....at least eight people have been killed....dozens of others...injured. one fo the most high profice cases was last year....when a mother of four was shot and killed on highway four. 25-year-old shanique marie was in pittsburg when she was gunned down. and that's just one incident. most are on highway four or interstate 80 between richmond and antioch. the california state transporta

all nations need to demonstrate to new correia -- north korea consequences -- there are consequences to their pursuit of nuclear weapons. as us and others have made -- in closell not coordination with our allies and partners. wes morning on our program, want to hear how you think the united states should deal with north korea. options include containment, military action, negotiation, or another option. we have phone lines for each one of those options. new york times in their story goes through what those options would mean. there is a classic contain you containment, as the united states did against a much more powerful foe. that does not solve the problem, it is just a way of living with it. the parents didn't that president could also threaten productive military strikes. going onto no negotiations is a third option. it would start with a freeze on american nuclear missile tests, negotiating with the north is hardly a new idea. president bill clinton tried that in 1994, and both discovered over time that north korea determines the economic benefits were limited and the deals fell

from world war ii and a bunch of members of the religion had served time in jail for not going to correia and muhammad ali was in that line in his religious thinking. so he applied for conscientious objector status . which entailed a bunch of things. edward jack who had been a big lawyer for malcom x in the nation of islam up in harlem, he was called jacko the giant killer because he defeated the government on a bunch of things and they file a thing for conscientious objector and as part of that, he had to go see a special judge that they brought in a retired judge, this was part of the apparatus for applying for conscientious objector. they brought in a retired judge to talk to decide whether or not he should be a conscientious objector. and this is at least one time that he really stated his place and the guy here was 65 years old, his name was lawrence braman and he was in louisville kentucky. and he wasn't known as a baby civil rights guy or at all. he was kind of a country club guy in louisville. and you wouldn't think he would have much of a chance and he had a new lawyer now, a guy