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this is northbound 880 right near davis street.you can see the backup is already building all the way back to 238. thethe camera that we see his write up here. we have a camera near the coliseum, i can show it to you. you can see cars are not getting through, and it's going to be that way for a while. we will stay on it for you. the toll plaza it is light, no major problems getting through here. at 4:18 a.m. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. yesterday, 90 in gilroy, 89 santa rosa, 89 conquered it was close for many, but many, but today -- i should say close to 88 or 89 for many, not today. that followed has come flying back. water temps turning much colder it has a lot to do with that along with a friend coming in. motyka bay database at 49. you get a friend coming in and i'll tell you it's sweeps in that foxhole. the june gloom has arrived here in late april. fiftys the thames for everyone. it was only 62 yesterday. san francisco 51, 51 napa, fairfield, 51 napa, fairfield 53. fairfield is the key here. i will show you that in a se

the crash happened at davis street northbound shortly after 3:00 this morning. and the latest word from chp now is that they're diverting northbound traffic off the davis vote exit to international -- street exit to international boulevard. you can head over to 98 and get back onto the freeway from there. an extra long wait to get to work if you're trying to bet there on time. probably use 580. all green on the sen sores right now between oakland and that area. big riggings also aoutlawsed to use that -- rigs also aoutlawsed to use 580 as well. they just issued a second traffic alert this time in hercules. it is countercommute. it's the eastbound lanes of 80 approaching willow avenue. two car crash. ling and one maybe on fire. so -- crash. and one may be on fire. fortunately not a huge delay out of pee knoll but it could cause problems especially westbound. again only lanes blocked though countercommute direction. let's go outside and show you a quiet commute. the bay bridge. so far everything looks pretty good right now into san francisco. from oakland. san mate

a fiery 7-car pile-up on 880 knob on davis street. crews are on scene. we have all lanes shut down northbound 880 just past davis. all traffic is being diverted off. no word on when things are going to reopen. this all started with a solo spin-out and other cars smashed into that car. you can see just all the damage that resulted. we do have multiple injuries. everyone has been taken to area hospitals right now. it doesn't sound like we have any southbound lanes shut down and northbound traffic being diverted at davis street. that means we've got big delays coming away from 238. right out of hayward you can see terrible traffic. 580 that would be another al nat route. all lanes shut down until further northbound, 880 at davis street. we're also getting another alert, another crash at willow. we have a wind advisory on the san mateo bridge. keep both hands on the wheel. >> those breezes are bringing back cooler conditions. good morning. check out west portal. mission district, bayview downtown 51. we have low to mid 50s around the bay shore and into the so

chp let us know they're diverting all the traffic off northbound at davis street. that leaves the space between davis and 98th. if you enter at 98th, you're okay. let's get back to your maps and talk you through the closure. folks are getting off at davis, over to international and back over. 98 to any one of your other streets. back over to the nimitz freeway. doolittle is okay over toward 98. that is north of all the activity. major reroute will be 580 coming off the castro valley y. they allowed the big rigs to take westbound 580 as an alternate. folks hauling that call them up and let them know that will be their reroute. now, all that activity going on through san leandro, we hope that will be clear in the next hour but watching for any other developments because chp conducts that dhainvestigation. the bay bridge, very light as you would expect right now. we'll zoom out your map and show you the entire bay and north bay and south bay, peninsula, no delays. san leandro is the hot spot. back to you. >>> coming up next, we are just hours away from a supreme court

traffic was diverted off of 880 at davis street for a time.sted just about two hours and just about an hour and a half ago somewhere in that range is when the freeway reopened to traffic. the chp says they don't know what caused that crash. but as far as we know according to the chp no arrests were made. no one cited in connection with this accident. >> all right alex savidge, thank you. we'll talk to you later. >>> time is 6:34. back here baltimore's mayor is calling yesterday the riots in the street one of the cities darkest days but this morning she is back out on the street secure vying the damage. line if >> reporter: baltimore's mayor and governor are patrolling the streets. not only surveying the damage from yesterday but they will be talking to people on how to best heal the city. i want to go to video of the national guard arriving there. they arrived over night to help put an end to the violence. up to 5,000 troops could arrive by later today. that is to go along with the 280 state troopers that have been in baltimore since last week

this is just north of davis street here in san leandro. you can see traffic is simply at a standstill right now. as we push down here, you can see all those flashing lights. those are the first responders dealing with this multicar crash. a chain reaction crash involving a total of seven cars. for some video from a short time ago. we understand one of those cars burst into flames this morning. we also do understand that at least one person had to be freed from a car. that was involved in this crash. had to be freed with the jaws of life by first responders. several people have been injured out here. we do understand, but the chp has not been able to tell us the severity of those injuries this morning.

i'm also wearing the personal hat in that i live on davis street and i overlook broadway between davis street and the embarcadero, when means i look out every morning at the parking lot across the street. i think teatro zinzanni and this hotel would be a fine addition to that and support their project. we look forward to seeing what their actual project turns out to be, the details of it, at which time we would try, the barbary coast neighborhood association and golden gate commons area, we would try to work with them for public meetings to let people take a look at what their plans are and hear when they have to say. so as my personal recommendation and that of barbary coast neighborhood association. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker is erica, followed by carolyn. >> hi. my name is erica gillfeather and i was an aerialist for zinzanni for tour years and my partner worked for them for 20 years and we now live in berkeley. zinzanni oftened offered everyone a chance to consider the best possible version of themselves. for the three hours you could imagine a version ofing yo

. >> this is just knot of davis street. it's been reopened after a fiery crash earlier this morning. a number of cars possibly up to seven involved in that crash in san leandro. it started at 3:00 a.m. several lanes were blocked for hours. at one point the chp did not know if it would be able to open the lanes in time for the morning commute. traffic is now moving, albeit a little bit slowly in that area. we're going to check in with mike inouye for the residual impacts of the crash. >> remnants is right that crash scene has opened up. that's the big headline. show you live pictures over there just where we had that closure, tail lights are now moving northbound through the area. let's take you out there to show you the dramatic video though. the crash that happened just after 3:00. crash, car fire, complete closure of the nimitz freeway for quite some time. all lanes are cleared. we'll show you that shot once again as you're traveling over that high rise at davis street. live crew over there. bob ridell says that all lanes

all lanes were shut down at 880 on davis street and then all lanes reopened.conditions as you make the drive. there were unfortunately injuries involved here. more details straight ahead. >>> tensions are running high in baltimore this morning after a day of rioting and looting that has sent more than a dozen people to the hospital. now the mayor and national guard are trying to regain control. abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington is live with more. >> reporter: the national guard was called in and they will help enforce a 10:00 p.m. curfew starting tonight. here's some live video from baltimore this morning. you can see a lot of police officers out there. they are preparing for more possible protests and more possible riots later on today. this was the chaotic scene last night. several fires broke out. angry protesters rioted. they torched police cars stores. 15 officers were hurt. two are still in the hospital. >> this is not protesting. this is not your first amendment rights. this is just criminal acts doing damage to a community that is challenged in som

again, this is northbound 880 right at davis street.le while ago at about 3:02 is when this was first reported to the chp. no word as to how long they are going to be out there while they conduct their investigation. >> thank you. >>> let's turn our attention to weather. >> definitely cooler. we can see it developing on the live doppler 7. you could have felt it yesterday in san francisco where the temperature dropped 20 degrees in the afternoon hours. 26 in fairfield 17 in 12 in sfo. you can see the marine layer is back just in time to bring us temperatures in the 50s this morning. we'll stay in the 50s at the coast, while we'll hit the mid 60s around 4:00. your 12-our day planner showing 70s in the day plan. and 50s by 7:00. >>> let's get to breaking news. baltimore under a state of emergency this morning. national guard troops patrolling the streets after violence erupts and police are attacked. all this sparked by the death of a suspect in police custody. abc 7 news reporter liz harrington is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: thing

. >> reporter: northbound side of 880 on davis street is completely reopen.re taking a live look at the freeway. this is where we have a multiple vehicle crash. it was involving at least seven cars. five of which totaled. it started with the spin-out in the center divider and several other vehicles crashed noob it and caused a major inferno there. all lanes were shut down at the time. it looks like all that traffic is now dissipated. 580 which was your alternate. it looks like you can get back on the nimitz let's take a check of weather with mike. >> reporter: let's talk about weather and the way it's starting. look at the wind, 24 miles per hour in fairfield 13 in concord, 10 in sfo. most of them are blowing to the east. which means the sea breeze is back. it's not fog-like. you do have a nice cross wind at about 14 miles per hour. out at the coast, around half moon bay, pacifica the clouds are a little lower you may have a little drizzle along 1, the great highway during the morning commute. mostly sunny tomorrow with cooling spreading. the high temperature

just north of davis street because of this multicar crash. let me show you video from a short time ago. this was a firey crash that broke out about 3:30 this morning. there was that car that was on fire. flames shooting from it. we understand that a total of seven cars were involved in this early morning crash. it began with one crash and then there was several other chain reaction accidents according to the chp. we understand one person had to be freed from their car. using the jaws of life several people were injured out here. although the chp can't say exactly what the extent of the injuries are. but the real issue here the freeway closure this morning of cal tran crew was brought in to shut down the freeway for the chp investigation. and essentially what that means as sal you know that it will be a lengthy closure. i asked the chp officer a short time ago how long it could last. 1-2 how weres is the possibility but certainly could take even longer than that for them to investigate this crash. >> yeah and 1-2 hours on that freeway alex as

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it happened at about 3:00 this morning on northbound 880 near davis street. the alameda county fire department says three people suffered minor injuries. the crash and resulting lane closures caused a major backup for couple of hours. >> let's get the update now with liz. >> checked the road sensors in the area, it's problem free. unfortunately now we have new issues to contend with and new traffic alert and this is an issue now in south bay if you're about to head out the door. watch out for a traffic jam northbound 101 before brokaw. a cig alert is in effect because they say the left lane is going to be blocked for a while. it's solid from story road. so your best bet is using highway 87. the guadalupe parkway. in the meantime, so you just mentioned that 880 crash. yeah, it was a mess in our 5:00 hour. it was a mess in the 4:00 hour. but they reopened lanes i think shortly before 5:30 and so everything has been improving really quickly since then. this is a live look near the oakland coliseum. but it looks good from davis as you can see there. all the way o

> we have major delays on northbound 880 that has shut down near 238 because of a crash off of davis street. this is going to be here for awhile. we'll give you alternate routes as we come back. >> a big warmup. 90s for some. 10:s around the bay. >>> all the northbound lanes of 880 shut down this morning in san leandro because of a firey multicar crash that happened about an hour and a half ago. we'll tell you what led up to this accident and we'll tell you how long this closure could last. >> plus fires set. stores lewded. the police attacked. protests in baltimore turned into chaos. >> it's very heartbreaking. it's very upsetting. >> the emergency actions being taken in an effort to stop all the violence

it happened about 3:00 this morning northbound 880 near davis street. alameda county fire department says three people suffered minor injuries in the crash. that crash resulting in lane closures, caused a big backup for a couple of hour on the morning commute. >>> the former stanford hospital worker is suspected of touching patients inappropriately while they were recovering. 55-year-old robert lastinger is arrested on suspicion of sexual battery. he was an operating room technician at stanford's outpatient surgery center in redwood city. he's accused of inappropriately touching four male patients while they were still sedated after surgery. >>> hackers could be watching your every move. the simple tips to protect yourself and your family. >> and the snow is barely melted in boston is already worried about the sun. how the city plans to make sure everyone's wearing enough spf. >> and what happened to the sun frommed 0 degrees in gilroy yesterday to socked in along the coast but we're seeing the clearing in san francisco. what's going on with the weather

this is all approaching the davis street exit. the crash

see the cars to get it off the freeway completely here is a shot from the ground of the exit at davis street you could see all the big rig in cars waiting to get off onto the surface street and out as they tried to get back on the freeway at 98 avenue as you said it was a three car accident at least there was fire and all we do not know about injuries at this point we're trying to find from the chp exactly what happened to see all the traffic has been diverted off the freeway that at a standstill for almost an hour now avoid the area if you can. >>michelle apon: traffic is still going slow for this area if you have to avoid it get around it because there is no word on how long it will be in effect. traffic moving smoothly as it continued westbound across the bay bridge heading into downtown san francisco looking at the san mateo bridge traffic and the westbound direction of a small lead not any breakfast i concede the clause 92. looking at the richmond san rafael bridge traffic quiet and looks bleak as of this morning i would do a quick check of whether you can see it as a little quiet out t

street and vaillancourt street, and see wall 323/324 bounded by embarcadero, broadway street and davis street. >> jay edwards, joined by bob davis, principle administrative analyst for real estate as well. this is an informational presentation. it's, our goal is to come back on may 26 and seek return and seek approval for requests for authorized issuance of an rfp for the referenced parking lots. the overall goal of this process was to achieve greater flexibility and diversity in the port's parking lot operations. we believe the request for proposal process as compared to the process traditionally utilized by the port will provide greater flexibility to select an operator that meets the port's objectives as outlined in the report. we also believe through the use of an innovative joint venture partnership that the port will achieve greater diversity and help building future local business enterprises who would operate independently. so just to summarize the objectives

it happened shortly after 7:00 tonight near the davis street exit in san leandro causing dangerous moments for drivers. the tree toppled over. the driver who's car hit the tree says he's lucky to be alive. >> he was just like, i was just praying for my dear life. thank god i'm alive. >> authorities helped clear the debris from the roadway to help traffic get moving again. >>> it happened at 5:15 off of foothill near 56th avenue in east oakland. investigators put yellow marker. the lee victims were taken to the hospital for treatment. we're told one was hit in the shoulder. another in the buttox and a third in the chest. the third victim was in critical condition. no word yet on whether there have been any arrests in the case. >>> florida senator marco rubio is now running for president boosting the number of official candidates to four with more to come. rubio made his announcement in miami and emphasized his relative use. ktvu's jana katsuyama is here now with how the race is starting to shape up, jana. >> reporter: certainly getting interesting, julie. marco rubio is now the third candid

seven car collision happened just north of davis street. happening at sfo as the northern california man returns home from nepal. nepal's prime minister says as many as 10,000 people may have died in saturday's earthquake. >>> and there's a good chance the warriors will have a home playoff game this weekend. likely on sunday. to make it ian desmond where are to get to -- easier to get to b.a.r.t. canceled the planned closure between the fruitvale and coliseum stations to take care of all the warrior fans, got your traffic and your weather too >>> good morning, let's go out to the richmond-san rafael bridge. if you're heading to the toll plaza it's actually clearing out. it was backed up to richmond parkway but now things are employing a lot it --fulling a lot presidenter. and northbound 101 into san jose, we had that earlier traffic alert. that's long since cleared. unfortunately we're still seeing major delays at fellier and san jose. all the way out to sunnyvale on the approach to 237. here's a live look at the nimitz freeway just heard f

it involves at least five cars near the davis street overcrossing at 2:00. the chp says it seems the vehicle spun out triggering a chain reaction. one of the two people taken in the hospital is listed in critical condition. the freeway was partially closed for two hours, but all lanes were cleared just in time for the morning commute. >>> this afternoon the state is pledging to help heal college students who paid thousands of dollars in tuition only to see their school suddenly shut down. laura anthony is live at the concord campus with the details. laura? >> hi ama. the fallout continues at this campus and there's along with a certain amount of anger. one student told us that it appears that the staff and faculty were given a head's up about this closure, but not the students. >> where is my degree? >> rachel robinson finished the medical assistant program college two weeks ago. last friday she went up to pick up her stran scripts and noticed something odd. >> it was normal classes as usual, but the administrative offices were packing up. they were getting

as many as seven cars were involved in this near davis street. >> things were jammed as recently as an hour ago. "today in the bay's" bob ridell live now in san leandro. bob, traffic though now moving well? >> reporter: well, moving as well as it can be on a tuesday morning commute. we are not seeing any residual backup from that accident. that was cleared, as you mentioned, just a little bit after 5:00 this morning. taking place in a northbound direction of 880 just north of marina here in san leandro toro brake lights by the way, for reference, are your northbound direction. you can see how serious this accident was when it happened around 3:00 this morning. it was a chain reaction collision involving up to seven vehicles. the impact so severe that one of those cars, you can see, caught fire. alameda county fire department tells us that five people were injured. one critical, one with moderate injuries. the other three deknnying the request to be transported. they were able to get out op their own. as a result, chp did issue a sig alert and shut down northbound 880 for a good portion

it's slowing up to davis street as you drive through the area. 880 northbound, you can see the traffic here will be busy but not stop and go, certainly getting up to the downtown oakland area. it has been okay. bay bridge toll plaza, backed up for a 20, 25-minute delay as you drive through it. i want to mention that southbound 680 at stone valley road, i think i should mention -- in fact, put it up here on the maps for you. i want to mention it. southbound 680 near stone valley road, alamo danville, a crash. and traffic is slow from walnut creek. back to the desk. >>> the day after baltimore's darkest day, the mayor of that city along with maryland's governor, they are out on the streets this morning looking at the damage caused overnight by rioters and looters. brian flores is in the studio right now, you know the latest developments. >> good morning. baltimore remains under a state of emergency after a night of police protests. these were the scenes of rioters causing so much damage. several police cars, businesses also several injuries and hundreds of arrests as a result. at least 1

streets. >> reporter: davis's first brush with the law came at the age of nine. >> i was home, a girl came out store with a bag, and i snatched a bag of food because i was hungry. she held on to the bag and she dropped $0.75 and food scraps and i went to the restaurant for something to eat. police caught me eating food. >> he grew up outside of the house because of chaos in the house. there wasn't food or anything that a little kid needed. he found it on the outside. little by little he hung out with older guy and they took care of him because he was a likeable kid. >> davis's unstable family life was documented by the illinois department of children and family services. according to the court documents the juvenile court acknowledged he'd fallen into the cracks of the welfare system. >> that didn't stop him sent to adult court. >> what is your biggest fear? >> dying in prison. >> why? >> because i don't want this to be the last thing i see. this is a whole beautiful world out there. and it's like a nightmare. >> there's no way you can reopen all the cases. for resentencing you cannot recreate

davis does leave the bar, but he shows up outside moments later and suddenly opens fire. one of carroll's friends is shot and killed crossing the street. george davis then turns his gun on michael carroll. >> george davis was in front of me, he raised the gun up and looked at me with almost like black, piercing eyes, seemed to look right through me. i started to turn around and was kind of hunched over and he shot me. the bullet had gone into right above my belly button. >> luckily, somebody pulls carroll back inside the bar before davis can shoot him again. but carroll's girlfriend at the time is still outside, and davis shoots her in the hip. soon after, he goes back to his car and drives off. davis drives through the montana night. the next morning, deputy bernie alstad pulls him over for speeding but before the deputy can get out of the car, davis attacks, shooting up his vehicle. alstad is wounded and davis is also hit but he gets away. that's when deputy conway gets the call that an officer is down, and he's nearly run off the road. montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase. he's working an extra shift and just

. >> and this uc davis relied on data as well and they believe the road kill numbers are a lot higher across the street. and they wonder about the drought that animals will wander even further looking for water and that will add more road kill. >>> and cruz allegedly molested an 8-year-old girl in his care. him and his wife cared for children as nannies. >>> they nabbed a it peeping tom at starbucks. and employees say they found a camera in the unisex bathroom and then they found another recorder just two days ago. this starbucks is located on street. >>> meyers is missing after not returning on a hike. meyers was an experienced hiker, blieved to be in good physical condition. the corner will discover his cause of death. >>> a woman was hit in south bay. it happened around 4:00 p.m. in the santa clara station. >>> and a massive sweep by u.s. marshals. some of the crimes include, homicide armed robbery and assault. one of 7 people wanted for the murder of the oakland mom shot and killed outside of her home last month while protecting her children. >>> and tonight belongs to the vietnamese community. >>

loudest noise of the day was the crack of the bat and the first by chris davis, a three-run home run all the way out onto utah street the ball stayed throughout the game. of course no fans could run out there to pick it up. in a lot of ways the game itself and the outcome of the game trivial compared to what this city of baltimore is going through. >> the whole process is not easy man. like i said we need this game to be played but we need this city to be healed first. >> i think when you start thinking about what it would require for us to play games here the amount of security what it would take away from the city you realize what's most important, and what's most important to us is that the city gets back on its feet. we don't want to do anything to distract or take away from that. >> reporter: the orioles tried to keep it business as usual, despite the fact the stadium as empty. they even held wendy, a 7th inning stretch. but as we know nothing normal about this game. it continues because the orioles go to tampa bay. they'll be in st. pete over the weekend to play against the rays. the orioles will be the home t

july of 1865, hickok takes a seat at the table with davis tutt, a former confederate soldier turned a gambler. does is st did about p off the streetd has it wild bill hickok always sits with his back to the wall. this part of his legend is 100% true. maybe he's had one too many challenges to his manhood. maybe it's just commonsense. but hickok almost always insists on a seat facing the door, whether it's empty or not. >> hickok is a union soldier socializing with confederates just weeks after the civil war ends. loyalties run deep and tensions run high even over a card game. >> just deal another hand. come on. >> another drink. don't be stingy. keep your eyes on the cards. >> fold. >> you want to see a rich man? >> we'll see. >> feeling pretty confident, huh? >> let's see them. >> you got aces. >> looks like you owe me 35, bill. >> i believe that's 25. >> you owe me 45 now. >> gentlemen. >> it was a matter of some pride that hickok was good for his dad. he didn't need to leave any collateral and was just persistent that he wanted bill's watch and he took bill's watch. this infuriated hickok. >> he does not want to see him walking

year-old dzhokhar and tamerlan walking down boylston street that fateful day, the defendant setting his backpack down and running away after it explodes. ed davis was boston's police commissioner at the time. >> i think the videotape thatm you've seen a piece of from the forum restaurant is the most damning piece of evidence. >> reporter: it was a willful act, setting a backpack down just feet away from his youngest victim. >> right. that happened because of the acts of this particular individual. >> reporter: that youngest victim, eight-year-old martin richard. his father, bill, described make the sophie's choice between seeing to his grievously injuredug daughter and comforting his boy as he took his final breath. investigators culled from 13,000 videos and 120,000 stills to track the tsarnaev brothers, including the younger tsarnaev less than 30 minutes after the bombings, casually buying a gallon of milk. and then three days later, the brothers stalking and killing officer sean collier. a carjacking victim, dun meng, told a transfixed court how a calculated dash saved his life. it's the most terrifying moment, he said, "the most difficult d

davis recalls that gm got the message from its dealer network. not only could a gm dealer not sell enough cars to pay his bills but down the street, there was toyotaler who was successfully selling cars. a mercedes benz dealer selling $35,000 cars couldn't get enough. but the guy selling oldsmobiles, pontiacs, buicks and chevrolets couldn't move a car to save their lives. it was a very sobering moment. in 1980, general motors, america's symbol of blue chip profitability reported an annual loss. it was the company's first since 1921. did gm know a changing market meant carmaking anges? robert stempel is the executive in charge of gm's buick, oldsmobile, and cadillac division. things like the energy crisis, oil availability meant our products needed to get hundreds of pounds lighter. engines had to get more efficient. things we'd given away as we controlled emissions or safety we had to regain. that meant looking at the process that had served us for 60 years. for gm switching to new plants involved weighing tradeoffs. was it the best place to invest? obviously, your rate of return should be better than that in the banking industry. our country has

street road bensalem. >>> we have a crash that knocked out the power in the area, a bunch of traffic lights are out along 40. if you're heading to william davies school, that might be an issue. the center bridge over rancocas creek is blocked indently. they found problems with the bridge. 295 or 130 as the alternates as you head out on this monday morning. >> new this morning a fast-moving fire damaged a house in north philadelphia. a quick thinking neighbor helped save the family. this broke out at north 18th street at 2:00 a.m. a neighbor smelled smoke and saw the house on fire and helped a man and woman escape. a young boy suffered smoke and needed oxygen at the scene. no word on a cause. >>> philadelphia police rescued four young children from the basement from a home in the kensington section. police say their mother locked them down there as a punishment. katherine scott has more. >> reporter: matt, the mother was brought to special victims unit for questioning. the children showed no visible signs of injuries. they were taken to saint christopher's hospital for evaluation. >> i'm surprised and shocked. >> reporter: surprised to hear tha

street location is even named the shreve building. the chronicle reports the jewel stash dash -- reports the jeweler could not renew their lease because of competition. >>> remarkable research at uc davis is uncovering a startling discovery between a disorder in young horses and autism. a veterinarian says he can cure this in horses and it's setting researchers on the trail of a new understanding of autism. john fowler has the story you will only see here on channel 2. >> reporter: on the victory rose thoroughbred farm near vacaville, a remarkable insight is springing from a cure curious problems -- curious problems. >> they have no clue of their surroundings. >> reporter: as you can see in this video, maladjusted foals don't recognize their own mothers, don't nurse in the wild. they die. >> they don't know fear response. >> reporter: the vet says it used to be blamed on lack of oxygen at earth but research ruled that out. last year it dawned on them that this reminded them of symptoms of children's autism. he approached colleagues. >> i'm wonder do you think autism could have anything to do with the fail lural of transition of consciousness at birth. >> reporter: this osecures during

street to hear what catholics are saying about it. reporting from the archdiocese,. >>> more than 100 of the bay areas fugitives teams up to arrest 3700 expects this week. one of them includes alex davis. police say he was involved in a gun battle that killed shaneal pierce last summer. >> in oakland it is a small group of people that commit these crimes and when they are caught they will not continue the violence in our community. >> it was just one of the several regions in the community chosen by the feds for the high number of outstanding warrants. >> a freak accident in oakland. a tree fell on a car. police say a woman was driving along when suddenly that tree came crashing downright right on her car. she was not hurt, but that tree came about three feet from the driver's seat. let's get a look at sunny san francisco unseasonably warm. other parts of the bay area same story. near record breaking heat like hear in oakland, let's bring in our meteorologist who is tracking these. >> yes, it is high pressure moving in across california bringing that heat but we had dry off shore winds out of the east. that was good enough to warm temperatures up to 87 in clover cloverdale. so as we s

davis and her fight for gender equality. we will be right back. ♪ alix: this is "street smart," i am alix steel.ng its diversity goal, saying that 25% of its senior roles are now held by women, and they have a target set at 40% of women of leadership roles by 2020. iran is easing restrictions to allow women to attend sporting events. however, the band still attends -- still applies to swimming and wrestling competitions. we are tracking a story about the journalistic story from "rolling stone" on the sexual assault at university of virginia, the article was retracted. gina davis is now working behind the scenes to further the push for a quality the gina davis institute on gender and media -- gender ingeena davis institute on gender in media. geena davis: what is lacking is a female characters, which i noticed when my daughter was a toddler, and i started watching little kids' shows, and i think because i had been able to play some really great parts for women and that i had spoke to women, i had a heightened sensibility, but i really noticed that there is wood to be really far fewer female chara

streets of baltimore. the players tried to make it look like business as usual. one signing a fake autograph and bowing to the no one existent crowd. >> khris davis hits a three-run homer. >> cheering. >> you couldn't ask for better weather for a baseball game but this was all the turnout outside the gates i have camden yards. while the players showed up, all the fans were locked out. major league baseball said its decision to shut out the public was from an abundance of caution after monday's streety at after the unexplained death of an unarmed black man while in police custody. >> the mayor and the president both said the people that demonstrate were thugs but yet they're allowing the thugs to determine whether we can go to a ballgame, whether or not people in the city can live a normal life. >> across the street, business that is depend on the sports crowds were nearly emtill. they had to watch the game on t.v. the shutout means a loss of revenue and a loss of good jobs. >> on a normal game day, we would have 34 employees working 12 contract security personnel. right now, we have two security guys here and 10 employees and that's probably eight employees too m

streets. i couldn't live with that. i needed to do something to help. >> there are many stories just like brian davis's throughout the city today. the baltimore orioles just tweeted out of few moments ago that tonight's baseball game will be postponed. they postponed yesterday's game as well. there is a curfew in effect ef10:00 tonight and lasts until 5:00 a.m. in the morning and that those throughout the week. charles: thank you very much baltimore's mayor and a lot of hot water over comments she made this past saturday. listen to this. >> we tried to make sure they were protected from the cars and other things that were going on. wheat wished to give those who wish to destroy space to that as well. charles: judge andrew napolitano is here. the city allowed the purposeful destruction of the city. does that make reliable for this destruction? judge napolitano: the language she used is very unusual. i don't know what appropriate interpretation she could give to that language. xrt about 12 seconds there but for her to say under any circumstances other than in the hypothetical and a classroom we are going to give you time to

davis has cleared up. second of the morning for that area. now we have a new crash at a streethat's a slow drive southbound through the san mateo bridge. another crash south 680 has cleared heading in northbound routsds. smoother but stay slow from 101 through san jose. and as you approach out of the north bay. >>> i'll be back with another local up state in half an hour. hope to see you then. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well-equipped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details. >>> it's 8:00 on >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, sending your kids to school with head lice? the unexpected new guidelines that will have a lot of parents scratching their heads this morning. >>> plus stepping into history. daredevil nik wallenda about 24 hours away fro

street before the van arrived to carry him. these are pretty important admissions on the part of the police commission tore say that. >> deputy police commissioner kevin davisaid as we talk about this van that there were three stops made on the way to the station. the first step of mr. gray was placed in leg irons. and the second time the driver stopped and i'm quoting to deal with mr. gray and the facts of that interaction are still under investigation. a week later now, why would we not have more information about that? >> i don't know. we should have more about that. maybe not wanting to release it yet. they may be looking for more witnesses and there may be more officers involved. so we didn't hear details ma that meant when that van stopped to put another prisoner in when it stopped to put the shackles on fredgy gray. who put the shackles on? how many officers were involved? why did they need the shackles? if he had the severe injuries of a crushed voice box and a nearly severed spinal cord how is it that he would make a commotion or disturbance in the back of that van requiring the driver to stop and put shackles on. and then in the process of doing t