dave's son-in-law, alex's dad acreage.x tends the tractors but soon the loss of their patriarch sends ripples of change, dai-ichi widow jude -- dave's widow judy moved into town. >>e. did that surprise you? >> no. jamie: dave's absence creates a crisis sparking strong disagreement went the family, should they hang on to his collection or sell it and close out his savings account? >> at the time of his death how prepared was he for you to take on the huge obligation? >> i wish we would have had just a couple of days to ask him some questions that would have helped us make sure we made the decisions that were how he wished for them to be made. the more people involved the harder that decision becomes you have to know there were some bumpy roads that we traveld there. >> that is next. >> now our "strange inheritance" quiz question. which luxury car company got its start manufactureing tractors? cadillac? lamb bauer [ male announcer ] when john huntsman was diagnosed with cancer, he didn't just vow to beat it. i vowed to eradi

dave weigel.nk you for joining us. first question for you is tell us what have you seen since you have been on the ground in baltimore that strikes you? dave: i saw a majority of people in baltimore wanting to bps be peaceful and really distraught. i saw a minority of people looting. i saw it was fairly brazen a couple of times last evening. people taking the opportunity to loot cvs. a few cars set on fire. if you refer to this as a city on fire you are talking about a couple of discrete blocks, not the entire city. the follow-up today, a lot of regret and the attempt to move forward. john: from the people you have spoken to where do people place the blame? were they holding responsible -- who are they holding responsible? dave: for the situation they blame the police entirely. they say the police system here has been paying out enormous settlements because of abuses has been getting away with murder. they share some of the blame with the mayor, a little bit with the governor. i saw a lot of peopl

please welcome dave salmoni. dave! [ cheers and applause ] how are you?got to tell you, i'm scared of all animals. so this will be -- that's a cute one, though. >> this is a very cute one. >> jimmy: that's a black bear? >> it's a black bear but not black in color. >> jimmy: i noticed that, yeah. >> the number one thing for both of you, every bear at this age as i told you off camera they start to bite. what i think you should do. i always offer the opportunity to hold one. >> jimmy: i always decline the opportunity. >> hold him like this. >> i will watch him. swing him if he gets upset. that's what he likes. see how relaxed he is. >> jimmy, throw him. >> jimmy: there you go. billy, you want to try? while he is still calm. hooez he's still calm. your hands are going to be back like that. >> i'm allergic to bears. >> now hold and swing. >> jimmy: that looks great. ♪ lullaby >> jimmy: billy has a problem with skunk and raccoons. >> this would scare away skunks and raccoons. >> can i have him. >> as we tell people they don't make good pets. this is worse than

dave: there is optimism. spent some time at the cvs that was burned yesterday, the one we all saw. people were volunteering cleaning it up. i talked to people that were joining the cleanup effort. singing "amazing grace," james brown songs. a small brawl broke out. it started with about two people. the majority of the city really wants to move on. other cities have gone through this unrest. this has been democratic by the 1960's and been governed by black mayors. there is more of a sense of ownership that you see in other places. a huge a sentiment of the city that wants to move on. religious leaders are organizing rallies to make that happen. mark: you have a democratic african-american mayor stephanie rawlings-blake who said something a couple of days ago that caused a lot of controversy. a republican governor. often in these situations, you can have tension between a mayor and a government. how is the working relationship between those two people? dave: it has been bitter in public. they are both not polit

again, i am dave stabler. i have been at whitney for 32 years, probably longer because i worked here as a boy during the summers. and i did not like it much when i was here. so i left keene in my 20's and came back in my 30's when i realized that keene was a great place to raise a family. and that made it worthwhile, and the business was a growing business, and that made it exciting. so i came back. i live in keene. i have three sons. and that is really about it. billy, do you want to start us off? bill: i live in swansea. i have worked for whitney for a year. i work in the finishing department and spray area. i have one son in the navy and three stepchildren from my wife. very nice working here, a very good place to work. >> my name is ken cooper. i have been here for about a year and a quarter. i run a machine for the finishing department. which codes the sides of the boards with paint. even though i do not have any children, this is very fulfilling and rewarding to be able to work with materials to make the

we start with dave kinchen live at baltimore city hall tonight. dave?> reporter: lucy sirens are blaring all across baltimore tonight. baltimore is a city on fire. firefighters are still struggling to keep up with fires and blazes all across the city. this is a city in protest and a city rioting. (sirens blaring). >> a convoy baltimore police officers on the move in a night of chaos with the state of emergency declared in the city and the maryland national guard activated much cops guarding city hall and the police administration building. it follows a dave mass ray yachting with several police officers hurt attacked with rocks and sticks earlier in the day word that thee gangs bloods, the crips and black guerilla family pledge to take outlaw enforcement. >> people were throwing rock at each other. the police shot a can of tear gas toward us. >> police cars damaged hadn't towed away. private property like this car destroyed. it was set on fire and left burning for hours. >> we called the fire department like a couple of times. i even called about six ti

fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in north philly. dave a relief that the driver has come forward. >> reporter: no doubt about that. it now appears that charges again the driver of that hit-and-run vehicle may not be approved by the district attorney's office until tomorrow morning. that's when the suspect is expected to surrender. he's 18 years old. in the meantime, the victim is still in the hospital. her fellow students and athletes at temple praying for her recovery. >> it's terrible. i mean you can't -- you can't plan for that. there's nothing you can do. >> reporter: temple students were stunned by the news that senior rachel hall was in critical condition after a hit-and-run accident near campus wednesday night. >> she's definitely -- going to graduate. finals right now. that's really -- it's a shame. >> the good news is we have the car. we have the suspect and it had lead to an arrest. >> reporter: accident investigators now say an 18-year-old man with a learner's permit was behind the wheel of the mitts bee segal atlantic tha

dave: bill? bill: in the line with the drug and things, you made a point of educating kids at an early age it might be advantageous to maybe push the drug issue there at head start, just in a way that they will all understand that it is not a good thing to do, even though your friends might do it, you do not need to do this. you do not have to. there are other ways. secretary clinton: so starting early. so you hire a lot of people. >> whitney does drug testing, so we want a drug-free workplace. secretary clinton: that sends a strong message, and a lot of employers are doing that or thinking about that going back to doing that. is that we you hear from your human resource contacts as well? >> yes. workmen's comp likes having it too, because we have a machine -- if someone is running them and is high someone is going to get hurt. coordination and everything goes down. secretary clinton: jim, what are some of the other issues? jim, what are the economic issues? jim: my kids are all grown and they ar

dave kinchen live near all of this right now. dave?er: we've a breaking situation right here. you can see a car on fire and it does that look like fire crews can even get into this area. this is outside of downtown baltimore. several teenagers run aig round looks like young people and this car just keeps burning. this part of the freddie gray protests here and again police are trying to do what they can but there's credible threat issued against police they're taking seriously several gangs have threaten here's a cop car right now racing past the scene right now trying to control another part of this perimeter it looks like but again police dealing with what they're calling a credible threat for several gangs to take out quote take out police here and this town is just going crazy. officers have been hurt because rocks have been thrown at them. we know one officer is unconscious. several others hurt but right there, you can see that burning car and here's actually here's a fire unit i don't know brian if you want to come out a minute h

let's get straight out to fox 29s dave kinchen live in center city tonight. dave?> reporter: really scary stuff here. police tell us that over the course of this kidnapping the victim was punched kicked, choked and tased seven times. what started in many parking garage at 733 chestnut was likely the scare of a 53-year-old woman's life. >> it's scary because most people would consider this a pretty safe area to be. >> reporter: police say the woman had just left her job at a jewelry store around 4:00 p.m. saturday. she was walking towards her car in the garage when three men wearing ski masks and dark clothes pulled her into a van and tortured her. >> scary to think if i was walking to my car someone could you know, beat me up and throw me in the car so it's scare reach it makes you feel like you don't want to be anywhere alone. >> reporter: the bad guys through a hood over her face then verbally beat and tased her several times. while demand the keys to her job and the codes to the safe but she did not know the numbers. they dumped her in this cemetery off hook roa

a looking for dave rudabaugh. and his boys came this way. >> you might try the gambling dentist over abaugh. >> law man wyatt earp is hunting down a notorious outlaw hoping to cash in on a big bounty. outlaw doc holliday makes his way west chasing the rush of high stakes gambling. both men meet at the crossroads in fort griffin, texas. ♪ ♪ >> looking for dave rudabaugh. heard him and his boys might have been this way. >> i don't know about that. you might try the gambling dentist over there. >> my name is wyatt earp. i am looking for someone. >> despite his legend which labels him a righteous law man wyatt earp is an opportunist seeking financial gain wherever he can find it. simply stated wyatt earp is a hustler. if he isn't hustling for the reward for dave rudabaugh, he and legendary companion doc holliday might never have met. >> heard dave came here about a week ago. one of the worst card players i ever seen. >> but you haven't seen him since? >> no, sir. even if i had, i don't don't make it a habit discussing

. >> my name is dave koncsol. i'm 6, i live in santa monica california.one to go on vacation went with and have a good time. >> spring break romance with the help of misstravel.com. an on-line dating site that pairs attractive women with generous males who foot the bill for trips all over the world. >> i'm kesslyn ross 21 a junior at tulane university. >> reporter: she has no intention of telling her parents she's about to spend the weekend in miami with a guy she's never met. >> my dad might have an issue with it because i'm his only girl and he loves me and wants to make sure i'm safe. >> reporter: she feels comfortable since she's been chatting with dave a few weeks now. >> and we have arrived. >> reporter: when kess arrives it is well past 1:00 a.m. she's having last-minute doubts. >> if it sucks or he doesn't look like he is supposed to i'm sprinting and heading for the hills. oh, my god. he's real. you are not 5'2". >> no. >> reporter: kess is pleasantly surprised. >> you took forever. >> i blame the flight mainly. >> reporter: it is late so they he

let's begin with dave kinchen live for us in baltimore. dave? >> reporter: iain, we're here in one of the neighborhood of baltimore and this police -- this car continues to burn it's not a police car we're told but it's burning for about 45 minutes now. and fire crews have not been able to get down to this spot. a woman told us that she called the fire department or called 911 around 5:17. it's still burns at this time. there's a lot of anger an lot of frustration in the streets here and not too long ago in this area we saw police if full riot gear trying to get a riot under control. several officers were hurt. seven were hurt including one who is unresponsive we understand. property has been damaged. businesses have been looted. we're told by authorities here but again this car one of the car fires in the city right now. not a police car. but burning for about 45 minutes and neighbors tell me that they're fed up. they say they call the police and called the fire department but they haven't been able to get here, of course, the police department

there's no evidence of that, dave. none. dave, new orleans. mr. o, to borrow from george c. scott who portrayed general patton in the movie o'reilly, you magnificent -- i read your book. great job. that was george c. scott as patton talking about ramel who we feature in "killing patton." thanks for reading the book. i appreciate it. finally tonight, "the factor" tip of the day. april national child abuse prevention month. i don't have to give you the stats. we all know child abuse is perhaps the worst domestic problem we have in america. much driven by drugs and alcohol abuse. and the kids involved suffer forever. never goes away. now there's a national child abuse hot line. you should write this number down in case you see anything anywhere at any time.

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lucy. >> thank you dave. police are now saying a wenonah new jersey man plowed into four children with his truck last night and they say he was drunk. skyfox was over the scene. the 400 block of chestnut avenue in woodbury heights. police say 48-year-old hector rios lost control of his truck over corrected and ended up hitting the children playing in a yard last night. the four children and rios all ended up at the hospital. everybody is expected to be okay okay. rios now faces dui and assault by auto charges. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a woman who they say broke into several apartments in washington square. police say one victim heard someone in her living room and found the suspect holding a bunch of roommate's stuff. she says she confronted her and she took off. but apparently didn't stop. police say a second apartment in the building on the 1200 block of walnut street was hit. the suspect was seen on surveillance video leaving with a bagful of stuff. >>> grand jury is now recommending charges

fox 29 meteorologist dave warren has the chilly details. dave washington you got?> by the time you wake up tomorrow morning not really as windy as it was today but very cold. first step outside temperatures easily into the 30s. these are the wind gusts today. close to 50 in trenton but many areas close to 40 or higher miles an hour wind gusts. this was the peak wind gust in the middle of the afternoon. winds have died down. temperatures start to drop. right now still at 51 in philadelphia. surrounding suburbs though especially to the north much colder. dropping down into the mid to low 40s in allentown just above the freezing mark in mount pocono that storm moved through the front came through this morning. rain cleared out. we are mostly dry for the rest of the weekend and this gusty wind that was a combination of high pressure building into the west and that area of low pressure in eastern canada. that all begin to move out high pressure building in so the wind dice down. it also keeps a lot of this moisture to the north mostly to the north tomorrow. by tomorrow

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dave. very nice dave. dave is awake. all right. we do have low clouds around. a lot of low clouds around. temperatures will be cooler for even those well inland. what do you mean by that? vacaville. that is what i mean by that. antioch and brentwood and oakley and gilroy. everyone else 60s and 70s. already looks like the june gloom is in place here. up and down the california coast. these are the average highs. santa roe sal only 67. san francisco only 60. livermore right where you should be be today 71 and 56. average 71 and 49. the record for everybody the record high on this date san francisco on this date in 2009 was 93 degrees. san jose was 95. so if you remember back to 2009, it was hot. the record low though i love this. impressive indeed. 1896 when it was 28 cold degrees. i remember that. it was cold that day. remember that? came into work and see your breath. >> like yesterday. >> i said it's april. here's the thunderstorm activity that is blowing up. and then it collapses at night and loses its heat and lip. then they will be back later today. 50s on

both men meet at the crossroads in texas. ♪ >> looking for dave ruttabaugh.ght have gone this way. >> youi don't know about that. you might want to try the gambling dentist right there. >> name is wyatt earp. i am looking for someone. >> despite his legend which labels him a righteous law man, wyatt earp is an opportunist seeking financial gain wherever he can find it. simply stated wyatt earp is a hustler. if he isn't hustling after the reward for dirty dave he and his legendary companion might never have met. >> entered here about a week ago. one of the worst card players i have ever seen. >> but you haven't seen him since? >> no sir. even if i had, i don't make a habit of discussing other man's affairs with the law. >> give my word i would bring in dave ruttabaugh. i intend to do is that one way or another. >> mr. earp you know why dirty dave was a bad card player? he was a predictable creature of habit. (indiscernible) >> i think earp would look for allies in people who really wouldn't care what he was up to morally and would ally with him to be what he n

both men meet at the crossroads in texas. ♪ >> looking for dave ruttabaugh. boys might have gone this way. >> yi don't know about that. you might want to try the gambling dentist right there. >> name is wyatt earp. i am looking for someone. >> despite his legend which labels him a righteous law man, wyatt earp is an opportunist seeking financial gain wherever he can find it. simply stated wyatt earp is a hustler. if he isn't hustling after the reward for dirty dave he and his legendary companion might never have met. >> entered here about a week ago. one of the worst card players i have ever seen. >> but you haven't seen him since? >> no, sir. even if i had, i don't make a habit of discussing other man's affairs with the law. >> give my word i would bring in dave ruttabaugh. i intend to do is that one way or another. >> mr. earp, you know why dirty dave was a bad card player? he was a predictable creature of habit. (indiscernible) >> i think earp would look for allies in people who really wouldn't care what he was up to morally and would ally with him to be w

i'm dave clark. >>> i'm tori campbell. you went and looked outside and you brought some dirt in with you. you got a -- >> that's mean me and you. i stepped in some mud and i tracked it right back into the studio. but don't tell anybody. >> no, no. >> no one will know but me and you. >> but it's chilly outside. >> how far outside did you go, dave? [laughter] >> right down there. >> can't see a thing. >>> mostly clear. cold. a lot of 30s this morning. some critical min males up in napa around -- i -- minimals up around napa. petaluma, 3. rohnert park, 32. and i tell you what, i think wednesday and thursday morning could be almost as cold. even in the santa cruz mountains. saw 33 at boulder creek. soquel 32. peninsula in the east bay. our system is pretty far away. it will take a while to get here. it will be here tonight into tomorrow. i'm going clow dli and windy. i think rain holds off until after the game. if i missed this forecast, you can send me notes but i think they will play. i think the rain will come in later. you

. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic and i can see the fog just pouring in this morning as i was coming in. >> i bow to a west wind. i know tori does too. >> it's our natural air conditioning. >> it is back. >> today that will cool town a lot. it looks like that kind of week. low clouds, cooler, breezy. mostly sunny to partly sunny. breezy to down right windy for a few. low clouds getting helped by cooler water temps. and the weak cold front and lifting everything. san francisco yesterday was 76. we'll go 63 slightly below average for this time of year. system will give us a cool down today and tomorrow and then we will get an offshore breeze by thursday. today it's a lot of 50s. low to mid. everyone is really close. but 24 gusting to 31. 13 gusting to 21 concord. there will be a much stronger on shore breeze today. the fog returns. cooler for everybody. i mean top to bottom, west to east you name it. 50s and 60s and 70s for most. there will still be a few low 80s. i saw traffic movin

janine. >> reporter: dave, friedenberg worked here at google since 2007. he was the head of privacy at google. >> every day has been a completely different workout. in order to confuse my mind. confuse my body. >> reporter: this is youtube video. this was his third attempt climbing the mountain. he had been documenting his trip on social media and raising hundred for two orphanages. his friends set up an account to help continue that effort because they feel that is what freden berg would have wanted. there is no word yet on a memorial. we do know three other employees were fredden burg when the quake hit. >> ktvu will continue to follow the deadly earthquake all morning long for you. you can get the latest updates at ktvu.com or on facebook and twitter. >>> a young man is under arrest in connection with a stabbing death of a nine-year-old boy in discovery bay. william schultz was taken into custody. police are trying to establish a notice. shuts is is their only suspect. >> we do know the suspect is a friend of the family. this wasn't a random act. this w

. >> the station was owned by a tough local character who was named dave mccanles and they hadn't beeng their rent. mckrchl anles was always coming by and harassing people at the station. >> mccanles was a bully. >> hickok's dislike for bullies traces back to his time as a young boy. he grew up with abolitionist parents and his family was part of the underground railroad that helped slaves escape to freedom. >> the underground railroad was a network of trails and safe houses that helped people escape from north and then on to canada. >> it's illegal to do what they were doing but many would be involved for what they would call higher law, higher calling. >> hickok is expected to help, despite the risk of being caught by bounty hunters and shot dead. >> hurry, father, they are catching up. >> i'm not seeing anything over here. come on, let's go! >> get out of here! >> the danger of rescuing slaves leaves a lasting impression on young bill, giving him a fearlessness that begins to define him as a man. >> what you going to do? cry? >> hey! >> hickok continues his abolitionist ways working

dave -- [laughter] >> took a little break. i don't want to show off or anything but -- but i know boreal had 2 feet. bear valley 18, northstar 18 inches. we finally got snow. kirkwood had 2 feet of snow. maybe tuesday they might get more. >> i was trying to impress you. >> dave, you didn't have to do that. >> a little bit. >> thank you. >>> 7:18. google now has a patent for a system to protect you from spoilers about your favorite tv shows, books and movies. it's software that tracks how far along you are in that show, book or movie, then it would scan your feeds for plot spoilers and those no spoilers would be censored but google says this may never become reality. a spokesperson says the company holds patents on several ideas. some become products and some don't. >>> we have jennifer lopez to thank for one of google's big innovations. eric schmidt told project syndicate the plunging versace ground she wore to the grammys in 2000 was the biggest search team that google had ever seen at that time. fans wanted to see pictures o

kinchin is this morning, dave?er: it looks like a war zone out here. we are still in the state ofe in mergecy here in west baltimore. we have state police dressed up in full riot gear holding a a line right here. then, of course, one of the tank devices and self law enforcement vehicles also here. the the cvs pharmacy thaw saw all over national news last night on fire. here's what it looks like in the daytime. burned out shell. it is trashed. as you can see over there. also crews are getting it lifting up a truck that a van that has been burned out. you should be able to toe that a away after it was torched. people are also cleaning up in this area there are stories of hope and people trying to turn this whole thing around. i'm's here with monica mitchell. what time did you come out here to clean up. >> 5:15. >> reporter: what have you been doing. >> just sweeping up the street and picking up some trash trying to get glass out of the sleet so folks don't get flat tires. >> reporter: are you from baltimore. >> i was

out to dave kinchen, live in center city tonight dave? >> reporter: yes, joyce, incredibly scary situation here, police tell us that the bad guys put a hood over this woman's head, they punched her several times kicked her several times, choked her even shot a taser at her seven times. >> weekends terror inside the center city garage at 733 chestnut. >> it is scary because most people would consider this a pretty safe area to be. >> philadelphia police say a 53 year old woman left her job at a jewelry store on the 100 block of eighth street around 4:00 p.m. saturday and walked toward her car in this garage. when three men wearing ski masks, and dark clothes pulled her into a van and tortured her. >> i'm surprised we live right in that building, just a block away and it has always seemed safe here. but -- >> investigators say her wrists zip tide, feet also bound, later with steel shackles. she was beaten and tazed several times while the folks drove her around for an hour demanding the keys to her job and the codes to the safe which she di

>> reporter: dave, very true. there is memorials closer to the police department and right here as here, as you can see. there are a lot of flowers here. this is an overfill of flowers, cards, pictures, posters and decals out here for officer michael johnson. a few minutes ago we got caught up -- an hour ago we caught one a member of his academy who made this poster for johnson. >> i wanted to us a an image of michael smiling, you know. we all see his id card photo of everyone. but michael was really, this is how he would show up to your call. smiling. with a smile. and he left you smiling. >> reporter: michael johnson served the people of san jose for 14 years. that came to an end when he responded to a call about a potentially suicidal man threatening his wife. it was there johnson was shot and killed by scott dunham, a man police describe as mentally unstable. there has been an outpouring of support for johnson's family. the san jose sharks sent out this tweet asking for a moment of silence prior to the game. w

fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at the airport. dave what are you hearing about the passengers? >> reporter: lucy well the passenger were off loaded from that plane, 77 passengers and they are waiting at the terminal terminal. some will be bussed to their original destination newark, new jersey. others will be flown those are international passengers. they will be flown. let's go to the airport. things back to normal here. about 35 minutes ago. the airport totally reopened. planes landing. planes arriving. this all but there were tense moments here around 3:50 this afternoon when flight 4882 from durham, north carolina headed to newark airport in north jersey was diverted here for an emergency landing after an engine fire light went on. the pilot shut the engine down. activatedactivatedactivated the fire suppression system and land the plane without incident. all 77 passengers were off loaded from the plane. one person who had experienced some potential heart problems was taken to a nearby hospital here in philadelphia. just for precaution. all of the other passengers were taken

. >> i am i dave clark. >>> let's talk about weather and traffic. you need a sweater and jacket. >>> during the morning hours and tonight, we have baseball tonight. >> that's right. >> a's and giants. >> boy that happens. >> it did happen quick. >> we were just talking about baseball -- any way. >>> if you are heading out bundle up, breeze 15-20 miles an hour, it will be clear. it just won't be very warm. 15-20, busts up to 25 and then into the 50s. bundle up. friday night looks better. 40s on your temps, held up by the breeze no doubt about it, better broad for the port bay, gusts almost 30, fairfield and travis, 20 for nevado, concord east, southeast. easterly breeze, not much, peninsula, sfo to san hoe i it will be clear. 27 truckee, 37 arcade a, 48 fresno, so a little mill, everything is quiet until this system, hello, yes, sir, it won't be until saturday night and sunday. nice, breezy to windy for some, sunny for everybody. and temperatures 60s and also 7 east, near average to maybe slightly above. under he will up, if you are heading out to th

i am dave stabler. i have been at whitney for 32 years, probably longer because i worked here as a boy during the summers. and i did not like it much when i was here. so i left keene in my 20's and came back in my 30's when i realized that keene was a great place to raise a family. and that made it worthwhile, and the business was a growing business, and that made it exciting. i live in keene. i have three sons. and that is really about it. billy, do you want to start us off? bill: i live in swanzey. i have worked for whitney for years. i have one son in the navy and three stepchildren from my wife. very nice working here, a very good place to work. >> my name is ken cooper. i have been here for about a year and a quarter. i run a machine for the finishing department. even though i do not have any children, this is very fulfilling and rewarding to be able to work with materials to make the furniture that i have seen in many churches over the years. >> my name is pam livingood. i have been with whitney b

dave? >> all right. thank you. >>> 7:04. meantime san jose police officers may soon have technology to better predict where a crime may occur. at tonight's city council meeting, the finance department is expected to recommend spend $500,000 to buy a crime mapping and prediction system. it would give police officers realtime crime information and also help the police department to send officers where they are needed. the crime mapping system police use now, it's about ten years old. >>> the chp trying to figure out what caused a pickup truck carrying four teenagers to off a cliff near castro valley. it happened last night about 9:00 about three miles north of niles canyon road. the chp says the driver was heading south but lost control around a corner falling 30 feet down a cliff. four people between 15 and 19 years old, they were in that truck. two of the passengers were ejected from the vehicle. one of them died right there at the scene. twoe others were rushed to a -- two others were rush

dave. >> thank you. baltimore, last nights baltimore orioles game was postpone the. riots luted stores. the orioles announced the postponement of the game against the chicago white sox just about 40 minutes before game time. now there is another game schedule the tonight but major league baseball says it could be moved possibly to nationals park in washington, d.c. about 38 miles away. that game could also be played before its scheduled time of 7:00 p.m. just to counter the 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. curfew in baltimore. you can also follow us on twitter, on facebook and at ktvu.com for the latest updates. >>> new developments out of nepal. we are learning 250 people are missing now after a mud slide and avalanche in a village near the epicenter of the earthquake. that area is a popular trekking route. the latest incident comes as the death toll on saturday. the death toll continuing to rise. it's now 4400 people dead. rescue teams have still not made it to some remote areas and villages. the prime minister

good morning, to you dave. the fairfax police sergeant told me the stolen car was going dangerously fast. close to 100 miles an hour down streets. and it slam into a stop sign and then hit a parked car. now if a man at the wheel hopped down and ran into the neighborhood but with the help of a canine he was captured hiding out on the side of a nearby home. the black toyota had been stolen around 11:00 last night. the car was spotted driving throughdowntown # fairfax. that is when he tried to pull the driver over but he sped off. he is grateful this chase ended without anyone seriously hurt. >> in these situations it's very dangerous not only for us, it's also dangerous for the driver of the suspect vehicle and most importantly the innocent bystander. >> reporter: the car first involved in this pursuit was stolen last night on a rural road in west marin and it was taken in an unusual case of road rage. police say the owner of that stolen car was passing a honda on a two lane road. the honda then passed her up and

my name is dave pine. i'm the supervisor representing district 1 which includes many communities that abut the sf

. >> it was owned by a character who had the name of dave buchanan.express company hadn't been paying their rent. he was always coming around harassing the people at the station. >> so there was animosity between david and wild bill hickok. (indiscernible) >> hickok's dislike for bullies traces back to his youth in illinois. as a young boy, hickok grows up withable ligsist parents. his parents are part of the under ground railroad that helped slaves escape to freedom. >> the under ground railroad was a network of trails and safe houses that helped people escape slaves. it was illegal to do what they were doing, but many would be involved for what they would call higher law, higher calling. >> hickok is expected to help despite the risk of being caught by bounty hunters and shot dead. >> hur ry hurry, pa, they are catching up. >> come on, let's go. >> the danger of rescuing slaves makes a lasting impression on young bill. giving him a fearlessness that begins to define him as a man. >> what are you going to do? cry? >> hey. >> hickok continues his abol

dave grohl has no idea. >> right. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh.ft his phone number, maybe i should call him." he goes, "maybe you should." i said, "okay, i will." and i call. and my friend, who's mom i told to -- answers the phone. [ laughter ] i'm done. >> jimmy: you're done. no more pranks. >> and all three of those guys nice guys. the only idiot was me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i think what you did was right. [ applause ] i think what you did was good. it was fun. i want to talk about your band days. because you and the band -- i got some photos here that are pretty awesome. look at that guy. [ laughter ] wow. >> here's the disturbing part. take a look at that and imagine it's not halloween. i actually dressed up myself. [ laughter ] i went out wearing the van halen t-shirt. >> jimmy: i love this. and this -- you were going for it. were you the lead singer? >> of course. you've got to get the girls. >> jimmy: and what was the name of the band? >> we had a lot of names. >> jimmy: give me a couple. >> we were cosmin. >> jimmy: cosmin? >> i don'

fox 29's dave kinchen is arrive at the scene. dave what can you tell us?rter: we just got to the scene a lot of police activity here. let me step out of the way take look what's going on. lights, blaring police lights. police tape you got the police wagon out here everyone is out here. we do know that an officer was shot in the leg. that officer was able to return fire and hit a suspect. but while that officer was taken to the hospital, there's another suspect that's on the loose right now. so one suspect was shot. another who is on the loose right now. a lot of people looking outside of their doors and wip dose. we heard gunshots. they're not sure exactly what is going on here. they hear the helicopters flying over. they see flashlights from police officers. they see some of the top brass out here trying to find out what's going on. but 52nd and master has been shut down virtually here with the police activity that's taking place all of the lights and all of the activity we know an officer -- a bike patrol officer was responding to some sort of situation.

good morning to you, dave.officers leave the new public safety building here in the mission bay neighborhood they head right out here on to busy third street and right into trouble potentially. here is the issue. a few blocks down there at&t park. and on game days the traffic on third is bumper-to-bumper. let me show you the scene from yesterday after the giants game ended in the afternoon. cars were at a virtual stand still heading towards king street. in the middle of all that backup a number of san francisco police officers trying to leave the new headquarters and southern station. now, the problem is officers can only make a right turn onto third after they pull out of the garage here. we even saw some squad cars waiting to make a right turn and turning around and giving up and looking for another way out. the mta says it presents a challenge for police, but a department spokesman tells ktvu that he doesn't believe the traffic will interfere with officers responding to emergencies. one neighborhood who live

it is under dave lewis's tenure.s unprofitable is likely to go or anything that does not make money or needs a lot of money to make more money will have to go. i think that is what is happening at throughout the year i think we will hear about more sales, of gerard's cop perhaps. if it is not working at the moment, then it is not useful in the big stores. mark: how long does it take to rebuild a reputation and a brand? simon: after strengthening the ballot sheet, that is dave lewis's biggest challenge. he has to reinvent the tesco brand. the problem over the years is that we are seeing shoppers don't have a reason to go to tesco stores. if you think about all the other customers in the market everyone goes there because they know they can get good prices. when you think of morrison's you think afresh. when you think of tesco, they do not have that unique positioning. when they are in that middle ground, they suffer. i think what is key is they have to change their marketing strategy number one, and they've invested i

michael: i think the silver lining is dave lewis is living up to his name, draft pick dave. he has taken a meat cleaver to the balance sheet, written down 7 billion pounds of property, and really taken the hit out front. for me that is the silver lining. there is no fiddling around the edges. caroline talked about the fact there is no details on asset sales, but i think it is too early for that. mr. lewis appears to be keeping the market guessing while offering us a little bit of goodies. if you look at the underlying picture in terms of group sales, there is some evidence that we are getting a bit of a turnaround. q4 like for like sales posted the first improvement in four years. according to a british consortium, march retail sales are very good in terms of food. i think going forward there are silver linings. i think we have seen a significant recovery in the share prices. the lows that we saw in december. i'm actually quite encouraged by these numbers despite the fact that everyone will focus on the headline here. jon: the biggest annual loss in his almost-100 year histo