after running from csu fullerton, he carjacked this silver car -- there it is -- and then took off. he led police into a chase in the watts neighborhood where he crashed the car. in fact, he ran right into a baseball field where the los angeles police chief was helping to hand out toys. the pursuit ended shortly after that. >>> a pickup truck plowed into a house, slamming into a crib where a two-year-old was sound asleep. here's a story where the pictures tell it all, and kiet do has them. >> reporter: we are standing right in the spot where the drunk driver hit the apartment building here, nose first. it swung around. the side of the truck smacked into the wall. and on the other side was a little girl fast asleep. nala robbins isn't just a holiday miracle. >> my christmas miracle, everything miracle. >> reporter: crews were busy today hammering plywood over the hole in the wall. police say a drunk driver spun out and crashed his truck bed through nala's bedroom. >> it was right here. my bed was here. my baby's bed was right here. and as you can see, it hit this side right here and

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five suspects robbed a riverside county jewelry store and led the chp on a chase that ended at csu fullerton. three of them have been arrested so far. of police believed at least one of the other two is hiding somewhere on the campus. >>> and this is the chase. one of those suspect s led on this case. the suspect bailed near the fullerton campus and carjacked this silver car. he maked bad place to -- picked a bad place to ditch it though. he ran into a baseball diamond where the los angeles police chief was handing out toys. the suspect gave up. >>> one look at this evidence, and it's amazing the toddler didn't even suffer a scratch. a pickup truck slammed into the wall of the child's room and snapped her crib clear in half. live in san jose with what happened next. >> reporter: they took her to the hospital, and doctors checked her out and let her go after just an hour. we're standing right in the path of where the truck went. it went over the fence, crashed into the corner of the building. the truck swung around and snacked right into the wall of the other side. >> my christmas miracle, ne

. >> according to a csu study of 15 state campuses, san jose state has the second highest incidence of violent crime. >>> most students at san jose state don't rely on elevators to get to classes. pedro garcia is live on campus with this story. >> reporter: an elevator broke down this week. it's not a big story, but it's vital to disabled students. >> reporter: anthony nguyen has cerebral palsy. at one time, he needed elevators to get to classes. this week, an elevator in hugh gillis hall broke down... >> reporter: this week an elevator broke down, and it remained closed for two days. a wheelchair-bound student notified. >> what happened was that facilities development and operations actually hired new operation to come and do the repair. and because they were new, the people, they didn't know how the classes function around here, and they just showed up, shut down the elevator to work and repair it. >> reporter: it's an issue disabled students can face every day. >> now the people who are repairing the elevators have learned how to work with the university whether they're working with

- and sf usd has developed an action plan to make sure students have potential to meet a through g, csurements that we support as many people as we can with not only after school programs but on line and other types of supplemental support so that we maximize our support so we make sure students don't fall through the cracks and they could earn their diplomas for high school. i agree with supervisor olague that this is a issue about equity. it's about supporting not only african-american and latino high learner high school students as well and i think it's an important effort that we make a statement as a city that we support our school district especially the most vulnerable in our communities. i also wanted to lastly thank the many parents and youth advocates, the youth commission and many others for raising this issue as an important justice issue for all of us and i will be proudly support the issue measure but i look forward to dialogue about not threatening the rainy day fund and also making sure that we advocate to reauthorize so-called

. >> student at csu fullerton have been on lockdown for hours as police comb the campus for an armeduspect. >> i heard bang, bang, bang. >> new clues about the gunman in the deadly oregon mall shooting. >> i think we all need to be thankful that this incident wasn't much worse. >> the clock is ticking to reach a deal. >> okay that "fiscal cliff." >> i think it will be difficult to get it done before christmas. >> the president and i had frank conversations about how far apart we are. >> i'm slowed down a little bit but i have to tell you i ran three miles in 29 minutes. >> governor brown reveals he is battling prostate cancer. >> how do you say, i love the yu ming school? [ non-english language ] >> from across the bay to around the world... >> ♪ rolling down this trail ♪ >> the stories that matter on "eyewitness news this morning." ♪ [ music ] company k captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning. it's thursday, december 13. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm frank mallicoat. it's 5:31. a developing story on the peninsula a deadly accident blocking a lane on

. >> students at csu fullerton have been locked down for hours as police comb the campus for an armedy suspect. >> i heard bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang bang. >> new clues about the gunman in the deadly oregon mall shoot. >> thankful this incident wasn't much worse. >> the clock is ticking to reach a deal on the "fiscal cliff." >> i think it's going to be extremely difficult to get it done before christmas. >> the president and i have pretty frank conversations about just how far apart we are. >> i'm slowed down a little bit but i have to tell you a ran three miles in 29 minutes. >> governor brown reveals he is battling prostate cancer. >> how do you say, i love the yu ming school? [ non-english language ] >> from across the bay... to around the world... ♪ [ music ] >> ... the stories that matter on "eyewitness news this morning." ♪ [ music ] >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, december 13. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm frank mallicoat. it's 6:31. he bragged about his speedy trip through the broadway tunnels. st

the same worker was audited before when he worked for the csu system.is wasteful traveling there totaled $152,000. >> the governor expected to continue a full work schedule while he is being treated for prostate cancer. the governor's office announced yesterday that he has early stage prostate cancer. he is 74. he is being treated at ucsf. the governor didn't reveal anything about his cancer when he met with silicon valley ceo's in san jose yesterday. >> he was as he always is insightful, funny, interesting, curious, vital, vibrant, one wouldn't have known for a moment that there are health issues going on in that 74-year- old body. >> the governor's doctors said that the governor will be treated with radio therapy. he said the outlook is excellent and the treatment will be finished the week of january 7 president. >>> on our website, you will find more about the governor's outlook and the full statement released by his office. now just look for the hot topics section. >> it's 8:48, green beret police are searching for a bank robber and need your help.

i tell parents if you want your child to csu, you say no to them. it is the aspect of discipline.if you have a child that is running the shell and calling the shots, that is not the way that we raise children. it is helping them to understand the values that are important. even so, you can still have mental illness as part of that child. and i don't parents to think that they should feel guilty and embarrassed and knock it help because they have failed somehow >> host: congressman tim murphy published book in 2002 about when your child is out of control. also, overcoming passive aggression and how to stop nader from spoiling your relationship and career and happiness that was published in 2005. william is up next from reading, pennsylvania on the republican line. good morning. >> caller: good morning congressmen and congresswoman. i give my condolences for the 20 people that were killed. i am 67 years, and i had two people -- >> host: go ahead. >> caller: i have two kids myself. my daughter is 49 years old. the disappointing thing is we are going to have to stop and tell these peo

until now, they have only had sunglasses representing the csu schools.r shades to ucla bruins. no word if they will expand. >>> an oregon mall is back open this morning following a deadly shooting rampage. the extra secur in place today p keep shoppers safe. >> plus, we are continuing our coverage of that deadly shooting rampage at the elementary school in connecticut. what we are learning this morning about the horrific crime and the new developments we could learn soon. some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. well, inside the brewer, there's a giant staircase. and the room is filled with all these different kinds of coffee. actually, i just press this button. brew what you love, simply. keurig. some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. . >> if i could go back, i would embrace them. because i had no idea what they had gone through. >>> a nation still trying to come to terms with the loss of so many innocent lives, as investigators try to figure out what led up to yesterday's mass shooting in connecticut. >>> good