so i've decided my next book will be the history of dodge city. because i need a break. >> who is the liberal opinion writer you read with the most profit? >> the last time i was asked that in a fer yorum like this, answer was david brooks. i immediately said, that's a joke. so i want to repeat that, less i be misunderstood. the answer is, no one. although i do really enjoy, and i would recommend the editorial page of the washington post. and not just because i work for them. but they have a very interesting take on the world. particularly on foreign policy. where they are hard line human rights people. and in a way that you can't find anywhere else. so they will have the odd editorial on conditions in berundi, which i always find fascinating. >> so charles, as a baseball fan, does the pace of the game need to be increased by new rules and or more rigorous enforcement of rules that are currently on the book but ignored? >> that sound like an immigration question. i would build a big beautiful wall between the dugout -- >> they have one if fenway,

"dodge city," an interesting history of the west in the late 19th century, , and it focuses n fast friendsg annex cough, quite a character, and long island. factor tip of the day. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news at "the factor" web site, which is different from billoreilly.com. also, we would like you to spout out about the "the factor" all around the world. o'reilly@foxnews.com. the word of the day, i do not be dreigh. tomorrow, despite the mike vice president pence right here as pop-up would say. i am bill o'reilly. please, remember, that "the spin stops here." we are looking out for you. now, let's hand things over to bret baier and martha maccallum, warming up for the president >> bret: you are looking live inside the house chamber in capitol hill. we are minutes away from watching president trump's first address to a joint session of congress. good evening from washington, i am bret baier. >> martha: and i am martha maccallum. arguably delivering the most important speech of president trump's young presidency, he will lay out a optimistic vision for the renewa

. -- in dodge city. washington has been fundamentally broken for so long long.- broken for so we are $20 trillion in debt. put that in perspective. if you have $20,000 on your credit card to make $4000 a year and you have to pay for everything else you make on $4000 a year, how will you pay off $20,000 on your credit card. that is what we have done. we the american people said have tried the establishment, we have tried every body else, and it has never worked. let's try something different. that is what we did in the primary. and donald trump won in new hampshire, south carolina, and then won 38 times. deliver. has to sometimes your changes different than someone else's change. if you does not deliver 100%, are some of those voters going to drop off? corey: i have said this in steve bannon has said this the other day --you need to hold the administration accountable. i mean that in the best sense of the word and in the worst sense of the word. if these elected officials make promises and do not hold the

in dodge city. the outsider. washington has been fundamentally broken for so long, republican or democrat. they have lied to the american people. we have $20 trillion in debt. we bring in $4 trillion a year. put that in perspective. if you have $20,000 on a credit card and you make $4000 year, and you have to pay for all the other things on $4000 year, how are you ever going to pay off $20,000 on your credit card? it cannot happen. that is what we have done. the american people said, we have tried everything else, tried the establishment, tried everybody else, and it has never worked. let's go try something different. that is what we did in the primary. donald trump won in new hampshire, then south carolina, then nevada, then we won 38 times and he received more votes in the republican primary than any candidate in the history of the party. >> now he has to deliver. a lot of the time your changes different than somebody else's change. if he does not necessarily deliver 100%, are some of those voters going to drop

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is in stable condition. 35 minutes after the shooting police were able to track down a silver dodge within city limits and detained three individuals -- there's the vehicle in the video -- they detained three people and brought forward in this news conference is that the three people have been arrested in connection to the shooting. one of them is a 24-year old man, elliott johnson and two other individuals were arrested. we don't have their ages or names at this point. they also said as you did hear that this was a targeted incident and appears to be gang related and the highway patrol tipping their cap to the witnesses who came forward including an off duty officer and much more on that coming up on the four on 2:00. a quick look at how we're looking at this weekend. hey mark. >> yeah, the weekend will be dry and warmer. today looks chilly out there. it's actually pretty mild. 60s and 70s out there, scattered high clouds working their way back into the bay area. here's our live camera looking at the golden gate bridge. the clouds streaming into california right now as we come in closer. the b

big cities mostly dodged the monster storm, but millions of people are digging out in the northeast as travel gets back on track. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, a portion of president trump's 2005 tax return has been leaked. the white house said publishing the return is illegal but acknowledged mr. trump made more than $150 million that year. the president refused to release his tax returns during the campaign, breaking a long tradition. hena daniels is here in new york. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump will meet with auto executives in detroit today before holding a rally in nashville. the events come just a day after mr. trump confirmed details of a tax return he filed with his wife melania. >> what i have here is a copy of dona donald's tax returns. mosts before msnbc host rachel maddow revealed the documents on air. >> the first amendment gives us the right to publish this return. >> in a statement monday night it shows mr. trump paid $30 mil

on friday i drove south from dodge city, kansas, through range and ranch land i didn't even recognize. what used to be gently rolling prairie dotted with herds of cattle and crisscrossed by fencing is now reduced to black and dust -- blackened dust. friends of mine lost their ranch when a 40-foot wall of fire roared out of the valley over the bluff and burned out their operation. we have unimaginable damage to land and property but also a heart wrenching scenes of wildlife cattle burned, wounded and wandering. many kansans lost everything. according to sheriff john ketchron of clark county, 31 houses and over 440,000 acres were burned there. we have long-time friends there, john and carol swaizy. we've known them for years. john said to me with tears in his eyes, pat, it took me 43 years to build up this operation and it took about an hour to take it all down. riding with sheriff ketchron, we were assessing the town of ashland where a volunteer firefighterring force managed to save the town when it became surrounded in flames. some volunteers were fighting fires elsewhere in the area

. >> reporter: new york city dodged the worst of it. instead of a blizzard we have a slushy most. and west of the city, north new jersey blizzard for sure and lots of snow. i want to take you up to near boston. live look, you can see the snow is really coming down there. you see the plow. national weather service predicts 8 it 12 inches. down in providence 6 to 8-inch. all of this has moved west. let me show you where has happening. d.c., it is mostly over. in washington, you got a couple of inches. the government has reopened. in areas north and west of the capital, close tore a foot. in philly wintery mix. in the new york area, just six inches expec expected across fie bureaus. new jersey up to a foot and what half look at this. appalachian, new york time lapse from early this morning, showing snow building on a porch there. watch this now. up it goes. ron murphy is the name on the youtube page there. it looks to our producers like ron gotten 19 inches. you can see the clock going 3:0g and up goes the snow all over the place. here in the big city, it's a wintery mix of rain, slee

and new york city may have dodged the burst of that powerful winter storm, but other places not so luckyeventhal is live in bethlehem, pennsylvania, for us. >> the national weather service taking some heat today for failing to let big cities know that the storm might not be and likely would not be as bad as first predicted. but it was bad for much of the northeast and there is a new winter storm warning for eastern and slovenia. we will have more on that coming up there's only one egg that gives you better taste and better nutrition in so many varieties. classic. cage free. and organic. only eggland's best. better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. you need one of these. you wouldn't put up with an umbrella that covers you part way, so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. tell you what, i'll give it to you for half off. i realize that ah, that $100k is notwell, a 103fortune. yeah, 103. well, let me ask you guys. how long did it take you two to save that? a long time. then it's a fortune. well, i'm sure you talk to people all

dodge city, 63. tomorrow, the warmth spreads from the southwest all the way to the east coast. ten degrees above average, at 84. atlanta going to be warm, as bem and later this week, the heat continues through the southern tier states. however, we have a cooldown coming for our northern tier. look at this, detroit. on thursday, 43. by saturday, 30. new york city, 59. saturday, down to 30. and st. louis, you're at 65 on thursday. 34 on >>> good morning. first alert meteorologist krystal klei. move out by midday. break in the cloud this afternoon. and pick up in temperatures low 60s this philadelphia. some upper 50s low 50s in suburbs and mostly mid upper 50s as well in the lehigh valley berks county. 62 for voorhees. 50s along the shore. we will see winds decrease. another round of rain expected by this evening. get that weather anytime you need it. check out the weather channel on cable. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the surprising focus of the most popular podcast in the country. the whereabouts of beloved fitness guru richard simmons. >>> seaworld awaiting the arrival of what

dodge city, 63. tomorrow, the warmth spreads from the southwest all the way to the east coast. 62. orlando, ten degrees above average, at 84. atlanta going to be warm, as bem and later this week, the heat continues through the southern tier states. however, we have a cooldown coming for our northern tier. look at this, detroit. on thursday, 43. by saturday, 30. new york city, 59. saturday, down to 30. and st. louis, you're at 65 on thursday. 34 on >>> good morning. it is about 7:39. it is still chilly out there. 41 degrees in the south bay. 42 degrees along the peninsula. 35 in the tri-valley. very cold out there. we are seeing hazy skies over san francisco. 45. we have seen clouds move in. near the east bay, enjoying mostly clear skies. we are expected to warm up into the upper 50s and lower 60s for the majority of the bay area. lingering showers in the north bay. get that weather anytime you need it. check out the weather channel on cable. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the surprising focus of the most popular podcast in the country. the whereabouts of beloved fitness guru richa

here you see 11:00 tonight from dodge city stretching down into the panhandle of texas. that's where we could see some large hail, damaging wind gusts and also isolated tornadoes. although the threat of severe weather will continue tomorrow and expand a bit. it is this orange area, including most of nebraska, down through kansas and into parts of texas, too, where we are going to see that threat today. but watch what happens tomorrow. cold front moves eastward. as we go into the evening time on friday, from little rock, just west of st. louis, stretching down into houston, that's where we could see hit-and-miss tornadoes. nothing too strong but still looking at a severe weather outbreak as we go into tomorrow. that's a look at the weather across the country. your local forecast is coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> all right, dylan, thank you. >>> coming up, a story we've been following. a nationwide manhunt intensifying for that tennessee teacher and the teacher accused of kidnapping her. this morning the student's best friend

here you see 11:00 from dodge city stretching into the panhandle of texas. large hail, damaging wind gust and isolated tornadoes. although the threat of severe weather will continue tomorrow and expand a bit. this orange area including most of nebraska down through kansas and into parts of texas, too, where we are going to see that threat today, watch what happens tomorrow. the cold front moves eastward, evening time on friday, little stretching into houston, that's where we could see hit and miss tornadoes. nothing too strong but still looking at a severe weather outbreak possible as we go into tomorrow. >> that's a look at the weather across the country. your local forecast coming up in 30 seconds. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm form team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. a little breeze and temperatures have windchills back in the low- to mid-20s. it is a cold start this morning. temperatures should be above freezing by 9:00 or 10:00 this morning at the right around 50 in downtown, 51 for a high today in fredericksburg. if you're wondering about the weekend,

grayball is a software program that uber admits to using to dodge authorities in cities where ride share programs for unwelcomed or banned. the grayball would recognize the area and react with a fake version of the uber app and quietly cancel that ride. in a statement uber says in part this program denies ride requests to fraudulent users who are violating our terms of service. >>> the turmoil continues behind the scenes. we're learning about two departures. one is charlie who made headlines after he hacked a moving jeep. the other is vice president ed baker. prior to uber he was an executive at face zblook a lot of people are going to be playing the new nintendo switch. the console went on sale this morning. nintendo switch is a cross between a home conceal and a handheld device. >> the whole culture has been a big part of my life every since i was 4 years old. i'm 30 now. >> i got off of work and i have been waiting for this thing to come out ever since they announced it. >> the last guy you heard from said he's going to let some of his young patients play with it. the switch costs $29

also watermark books in wichita, kansas, history of dodge city kansas.the west. thursday, book tv will be at the center more american progress in washington, d.c. where senior fellow lloyd will provide perspective on current progressive political agenda. saturday in california at the ronald reagan presidential library museum, president reagan's former executive assistant will remember the late president's final years. also next weekend we will be live saturday and sunday from the university of arizona for the tucson festival of books, you will hear from and have a chance to talk with authors such as 2016 national book winner and new york times columnist maureen and nation magazine correspondent john nickals and many more. that's a look at some of the programs book tv will be covering this week. many of these events are open to the public. you can look for them to air in the near future on book tv on c-span2. >> you said the most interesting thing about this race that it was the dumbest race possibly in american history. it was totally nuts. how does that

dodge charger. >>> a family in the city woke up to find a swastika on their property. the homeowner things it happened between 7:30 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. yesterday morning. the reward for information on who desecrated the mount carmel jewish cemetary has grown to $69,000. it is not known whether it was picked randomly or targeted for antisemitic did he desecration. volunteers are helping to clean up. >>> religious leaders are coming together of all faiths today they are joying the public to join them on their unifying against hate rally. >>> two women who were abused when they children, they hope investigators will find more victims of william charles thomas. >> i was being taken advantage of by a grown adult child molester. i hope anyone else who was acted by this man you will be heard. >> i fought the depression and anxiety and you can too. children are so young and innocent and nobody deserves something like this. detectives say thomas had a collection of children's underwear and a dyery of his alleged crimes -- diary of his alleged crime. >>> democrats are calling fo

big cities mostly dodged the monster storm, but millions of people are digging out in the northeast asning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headqurs

. >> justin, thank you, getting around in parts of the city, truely hot skip and jump, dodge piles everynow still waiting to be cleared. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live along market street in old city this morning. and eat, a that's very busy area so how is it looking there. >> sidewalks themselves pretty passable. but the biggest challenge is the mounds of snow that is piled along the crosswalks, and as you can see behind me, drivers are actually having to maneuver around this mounds every snow in the middle of market street. very difficult to pass by that, this is of course days after most recent snowstorm. >> city spokesperson told "eyewitness news" that workers did meet the most urgent goal of making roads passable shortly after the storm. and on saturday, 30 trucks made their rounds to clear more snow from the curb, and to salt the roadways, but many were still left. maneuvering around these snow piles. >> anyone every these intersections. >> a lot of people hate walking, still a lot every snow out here, kind of dangerous, especially for the senior citizens. >> here in old

new york city, we dodged a bullet. this snow will be gone in couple days.waves came up pelting the house, it looks like a ice cream gingerbread house. unbelievable. reporter: yes. liz: in the end, adam, this was a dud, i'm sorry. everybody flipped out of their mind. reporter: you're warm inside after studio. that is easy for you to say. liz: i know. okay. i will give you that. adam, thanyou very much, adam shapiro. braving the cold but not too much snow at the moment but look, the predictions were so bad that winter storm stella really wreaked havoc on the new york stock exchange. a lot of people decided to work from home or not trade at all. they have seen volume levels 20% below average. we have this big story today, oil tanking for multiple days, hitting three month lows, nicole that is pretty stunning considering that brings down entire energy index. >> no doubt all 10 sectors are lower and the worst of the bunch is energy. seven days in a row of losses for oil itself. oil closed 47.72, 3 1/2-month low. it is longest losing streak we've seen in 14 month

new york city, d.c., philly dodged the worst of it. other areas got nearly two feet of snow.s a look in boston. a wintry mix there. forecasters say it will most likely turn to rain very soon. looks like it may already have. utility companies reporting the storm knocked out power to nearly a quarter million people. they are doing a good job getting a lot of his backup. bedford, massachusetts. at one point, more than 90% of all customers were without power. now down to four. they have done a whale of a job. other problems associated with the system. two systems converged over the northeast at the same time. new jersey, this is one of the coastal towns, stone harbor, new jersey. right on the southern tip of jersey. water taking over the streets and people wandering in boats today. starting to get some snow totals. looks like d.c. is going to finish up with just a couple inches. parts of the new jersey shore with about half a foot. new york city, about 8 inches. a little less in central park, little less down around jfk airport. a little bit more in boston, and to the west of bos

city. they live on the streets. dodging traffic and begging for scraps.a 1-year-old golden retriever who was found weak and undernourished. this man helps run a rescue center in istanbul. where many of the dogs are golden retrievers. they told us they're brought as puppies. but some owners discard them when they realize they're so big and energeticic. and they end up throwing them away? >> or giving them to shelters. >> reporter: how do they do on the street, do they cope very well in >> they don't. >> reporter: golden retrievers are famously friendly and playful. >> i need the microphone. the dog's got the microphone! >> reporter: on the streets, though, she told us they're often attacked by more aggressive breeds. but for a few lucky dogs, there's hope for a better life. at a time when the flow of people from the middle east has divided the u.s., these dogs are being sent to america and finding new homes. what would happen to them if you guys didn't take them off the streets and find new homes for them? >> i don't even want to think. we can't take all o

dodge pickup truck. other officers pursued the truck through several cities, the chase ended in berkeley where the truck crashed into two more cars, one man said the whole thing was frightening. >> i am relieved. i am not happy about the situation, it could have been avoided. the streets are too narrow. there is no reason to chase people through these streets with this amount of traffic. they could chase them with a helicopter. >> officers arrested the female passenger, the male passenger ran off and made his way to the roof of a local building where they later surrendered. >>> the morgan hill school district is promising reforms as part of a multi-million- dollar settlement with the family of three girls molested by a school teacher. two years ago, the teacher was sentenced to 40 years in prison for molesting the girls. the settlement was finalized this week and the district will pay each girl $2.75 million and will train the staff to identity possible sexual predators. >>> a 42 year old was arrested at sfo on the charge that he stole hundreds of thousands of dollars in funds. >> reporter: fast food wa

some places could get more than two feet of snow and looks like new york city may have dodged the worstf it. we fired up the fox news desk to shepherd to see what you're seeing over there. >> well, it's not a blizzard my friend. the storm moved a little bit moving from washington to philly to jersey shore to long island across new england. it's going to be a long night, boston. here's what we're looking at at rockefeller center and radio city music hall. our plow guys working hard. normally there's thousand of people on the street not this morning. four inches in central park and i want to show you what we're expecting for cities up and down the east coast. a map of what's still to come. yesterday they said two feet for new york city. that's not going to happen. we're expecting two to four more inches in new york city as it snows into the late afternoon. albany more and in the poconos and more inches and in cape cod and the rest an inch or two in boston six to ten. more north and west and that's been the key north and west of all the big cities is where everything's going. you see the t

city. she stepped outside to get some fresh air and wound up dodging falling ice. >> it's very scary. definitely. i mean, i guess any little bit of ice can hit you and hurt you from the tee bad falling. >> reporter: navigating the slippery sidewalks and crosswalks also presents a precarious situation for pedestrians. some spots still snow covered and slushy. >> some of the problems are a by product of the fact that when you plow a street they're tends to be some build up in certain places and then folks have to start crossing the streets. >> reporter: the city says everyone needs to shovel their walkways if they haven't already done so or they will be cited. >> really what we want is compliance. we don't want to fine you. we want to you shovel your sidewalk. >> reporter: fines range from 50 to $300 so the city is really serious about this. just to keep residents safe and is asking everyone to just do their part. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> as we mentioned pack down snow on the streets and sidewalks causing a lot of problems out there. as you can see our cameras caught people all a

. >>> well, getting around in parts of the city is truly a hop, skip and jump in some places, people having to dodgees of snow, still waiting to be cleared. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live along market street in old city this morning, anita, high traffic area for walkers, so how passable are the sidewalks there right now? >> reporter: well, jan, really depends on who you ask and where you are. most of that snow is piled upright near the crosswalk, so people are having to maneuver around those mounds to get around. but here on market street, in old city, you can see that one every these piles of snow is actually blocking an entire lane of traffic. this is of course days after our most recent snowstorm. but frustration is continuing to build over these piles of snow. it is blocking cross-walks, in some parts of the sidewalks here in philadelphia. the city spokesperson told "eyewitness news" that workers met the most urgent goal of making roads passable, shortly after the storm, and on saturday, 30 trucks made their rounds again, to clear more snow from curbs, and to salt the roadways. but ma

that's sioux city, ames, ft. dodge and boone, iowa. mike levin, i want to turn to you. we played a little bit of you challenging darrell issa at one of his town hall meetings. for those who are not aware how he got to be the richest man in congress. the "los angeles times" wrote a piece about it. he earned it as a car alarm mogul. let's play a little sound mash-up of darrell issa tangling with elijah cummings. >> i am a member of the congress of the united states of america. i am tired of this. we have members over here, each who represent 700,000 people. you cannot just have a one-sided investigation. it is absolutely something wrong with that and it is absolutely unamerican. >> hear hear. >> we had a hearing. it was adjourned. i gave you an opportunity to ask a question. you had no questions. >> i do have a question. >> i gave you an opportunity to speak. >> chairman, what are you hing? >> mike levin, this was the house government oversit committee that issa used to chair. he's a very wealthy man, he can self-fund. how are you going to beat him? >> we're going to beat

one of thousands in this sprawling middle eastern city, they live on the streets, dodging traffic and scraps. dogs like valentine, a 1-year-old golden retriever who was found weak and ujds nourished. this couple help run a rescue center in istanbul. many of the dogs are golden retrievers. we're told they're bought as puppies but when they realize they're big and so energetic. and they end up throwing them away. >> giving them away or giving them to shelters. >> how do they do on the street? do they work very wellsome. >> they don't. >> reporter: golden retrievers are famously friendly and playful. >> i need a microphone. on the streets, though, we're told they're often attacked by more aggressive breeds, but for a few lucky dogs, there's hope for a better life. at a time when the flow of people from the middle east has divided the u.s., the dogs are being sent to america and finding new homes. what would happen to them if they -- if you guys didn't take them off the streets and find new homes for them. >> i don't want to think. we can't take all of them. there's so many every day. >>

cities and states are saying that they don't have to do it. >> so, this may be another battle for the courts. >> we'll see who dodges first in that battle of chicken, thank you, ronica. >> a woman and young girl made very emotional plea today with house democrat. take a look. >> my own count rip, my own president does not ends stands that i'm in love with somebody who is illegal immigrant. how much, i'm trying to do things the right way. i'm an u.s. citizen, i've been trying to do the right thing. but there is no ago. he looks way skinnier than he was. and i'm scared that our time will change more. >> the women and the girls are holding out hope that they'll be reunited with their loved ones, who have been deported, pleading for the run of her husband, who is an illegal immigrant, and the 13 year old if a team an also missing her dad. >> the press conference again held by senate democrats brought $3 billion in supplemental funding shall earmarked for that boards err wall, that candidate trump had mexico positive pay for in full. >> let's talk about the weather now, sue palka, have we start today see the rain start to come down again little bit out

dodge pickup truck the truck was driven by a man with a female passenger. he broke her wrist of one officer and the police chased the pickup truck through several cities, and the pursuit ended in berkeley when the truck crashed into two other cars. they arrested the woman in the car and a man climbed on the roof of a building. he refused to come down. he was waiting and smoking with officers below watching him. he's back it was very scary. there is a police presence. there was big guns. >> the driver managed to work his way to a rooftop. once he was on the roof, we had a perimeter set up and there was nowhere for him to go. >> the suspects were taken to the hospital for evaluation. besides the broken wrist, there were another reported -- no other entries. >>> we are learning about it police shooting in haworth that led to the death of a teenage girl. family members and friends gathered in antioch part to remember elena mondragon . she was riding in a car with a cousin in two men on tuesday night. they were on a stake out in an unmarked van watching the men who were wanted for armed robberies. the police say when they tried to stop the car, they brand the p

dodge and a richmond officer stopped it within 30 minutes. surveillance cameras did not play a role in any of the arrests, san pablo and pittsburgh have cameras on city streets and highway 84 but it is not clear who will pay for cameras and other cities. >> is a tool that makes a lot of sense to employee it is frustrating we can't find the funding from the state or other places. >> the transportation secretary will meet with local law enforcement to discuss freeway safety but it is unclear if it will be local state or federal funds to pay for cameras, in vallejo, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news fox news has learned a bay area man who jumped the white house fence may have actually been on the white house grounds for 15 minutes before he was detected, the 26- year-old jonathan tran is charged with entering a restricted area while carrying a dangerous weapon. there were two cans of mace in his backpack. the secret service says he may have jiggled the door to the white house. he could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted. >>> the top administration began the process of appealing a ruling in maryland that blocks the president's revised travel ban recall

dodge pickup. investigators say he slammed into the police car breaking the rest of an officer. they then traced the truck through several cities ending in berkeley where the truck crashed into two cars. officers quickly arrested the woman but the man went to the rooftop where he refused to come down in a crowd gathered to watch because the street was shot down and he was smoking a cigarette after two hours the man you see here on the roof surrendered peacefully.'s the head football coach and napa high school has resigned. troy mott is stepping down in the middle of a hazing scandal. the district attorney is considering criminal charges against 14 players in connection with the hazing of younger players. one student has been expelled and eight others could also be expelled. one of the coaches may face charges for failing to report the incident. >>> the search begins for a new men's basketball coach at uc berkeley. he is leaving one day after the bears lost to bakersfield in the first round of the n.i.t. extract today the east bay has a big day on the st. mary's campus and maraga playing in the first round of the ncaa tournament

home on 17th street in the city's iron triangle district after 4:00 today, in the long after the shooting. police tell us three possible suspects were arrested and a silver dodge charger was impounded. it appears this is a rental car. the chp was able to respond quickly because so many people called 911. >> we had multiple witnesses that called this in and gave us the ability to be on the lookout which lead to the suspects being detained. >> the chp encouraged drivers to find alternate routes but traffic is backed up for miles. >> it did. here is a live picture on i-80 and berkeley. the taillights are heading ea eastbou eastbound. still busy out there. >>> the chp is investigating at least ten other freeway shootings throughout the east bay this year, the latest targeted an off duty oakland police officer on 880 last week. the officer wasn't hurt and police arrested two people. >>> police activated two new cameras. pittsburgh has 14 freeway cameras along highway 4. the d.a. hopes to add a network along i-80 and highway 4. >>> to breaking news in santa clara where police shot and killed a man tonight. police were over scott boulevard and monroe street where the

dodge truck. it was driven by a man way female passenger. and he slammed into the police car and the police crashed the truck and chased it through several cities including casstor valley. and it ended in berkley when the truck crashes into two cars. the man went up to the roof of a near building. and they eventually talked the suspects into surrendering. >> we were not sure how serious it was. but we were not sure what was going. i talked to my family members that we're safe. >> reporter: one man told us that his wife's car was hit by the suspect dollars and he's not -- suspects and he's not happy that the police pursued a chase through a crowded area. and the police said there were no other reported injuries. the oakland police said they knew during the traffic stop that the suspect had a firearm and they did find a load handgun. back to you. >> thank you. >> we're learning more about two tuesday's police shooting in hayward where a teenage girl was killed. family and friend gathered in the park to remember 16-year- old elena -- who was known ebby. the police that were on a stakeout in an unworked van watchion the two men that were wanted for

dodge pickup truck. the truck slammed into a police car breaking the wrist of an officer. there is a look at the damage. then officers chased the truck through several cities. the pursuit ended in berkeley where the truck crashed into two more cars. one man whose wife's car was hit said the chase was concerning to him.>> i am not happy about the whole situation because it could have been avoided i believe. the streets are too narrow and there is no reason to chase people, especially in this amount of traffic. you can chase them with a helicopter if you really want to get them.>> reporter: officers quickly arrested the man that's the female passenger in the mail ran to a nearby building where he remained before finally surrendering. investigators say they found a loaded gun in the suspect's truck. >>> a man who pleaded guilty to a bizarre kidnapping in vallejo was just sentenced in the lab have that's the last half-hour. -- the last half hour. matthew muller was sentenced and that kidnapping of denise huskins. what did the judge had down? >> reporter: the u.s. district judge in sacramento gave-- matthew muller 14 years for kidnapping denise huskins. this wa

dodge truck the truck was driven by a man with a female passenger. he slammed into the police car breaking the wrist of one officer, police chased the truck through several cities including castro valley and san leandro, the pursuit ended in berkeley when the truck crashed into two carts. police arrested the woman quickly but the men climbed to the roof of a nearby building and would not come down, waiting and smoking with officers below closely watching eventually, he surrendered. >> it was very very scary. a big police presence and a lot of big guns. >> the driver managed to work his way to the rooftop. when he was on the roof we had a perimeter set up with nowhere for him to go. >> the suspects were checked into a hospital. a gun was found in the truck. outside a police officer with a broken wrist but no one else was hurt. >>> today you sentencing for a man who pled guilty to a bizarre kidnapping in vallejo. matthew moeller could get 40 years in federal prison for the 2015 kidnapping of denise hoskins, moeller used a drone to sky on her and her boyfriend before breaking into their home, tied them up, drugged to them and took the woman hostage before setting

dodge and the richmond officer stopped it within half an hour. cameras did not play a role in any of the recent arrests. san pablo and pittsburgh have cameras on city streets and i- 80 on highway 4. but it's not clear who will pay for cameras in other cities. >> certainly not a solution, but it is certainly a tool that makes a lot of sense. we started employing it. it is frustrating we can't find the funding from the state or other places. >> reporter: california transportation secretary brian kelly will meet next week with local law enforcement to discuss freeway safety. but it is still unclear if it will be local state or federal funds to help pay for cameras. in vallejo ktvu henry lee fox 2 news. >>> dozens of students walked out of class today to protest the expulsion of two football players accused of hazing. the students were joined by some parents as they marched from the high school. the school board voted yesterday to expel the two students accused of holding down the younger players, touching them inappropriately. the players say it was just locker room horseplay, but the district attorney is considering criminal charges against more than

30 e here, do you have to dodge a quick shower, that will mainly take place right around midday, so lunch hour give or take an hour or two, and that is really it. for the cityis winter weather advisory that takes effect as of 8:00 this morning for carbon monroe counties and port north. headed up to i80, watch for little built every icing. wouldn't be much. meisha as you well know, you don't need much icing for there to be some slick travel issues. >> yes, i know, just little bit can reek havoc. thank you so much, good morning, everyone, happy friday to you. so if you are just waking up with us, it has been very busy morning in the world of travel. particularly, disheartening news, a fatal crash here on the schuylkill westbound, the off ramp to the boulevard. that ramp is closed. we have live chopper three over us right now. you can see, i will say, they're making progress, it looks like the crews are getting this remedy, and one drive, tos is being towed out the boulevard, is going to be your best bet around this. you want to avoid the area at all costs. but if you can't, your alternate like i said is going to be kelly drive to the boulevard. now another ac

description of the dodge and a richmond officer stopped it within a half hour, surveillance cameras did not play a role in many of the recent arrests, san pablo and pittsburgh have cameras on city streets and highway 84 but it is not clear who will pay for cameras in other cities. >> it is certainly a tool that makes a lot of sense that we start to employ it is frustrating we can't find the funding from the state or other places. >> we learned today the california transportation secretary brian kelly will meet with local law enforcement next week to discuss freeway safety but it is unclear if local state or federal funds will be used to fund additional cameras, live from chp headquarters, henry lee ktvu fox 2 news police made an arrest in a false bomb threat causing major systemwide delays today, bart shut down civic center station at 9:30 this morning after the threat, trained could amount to the station which meant east bay passengers couldn't get to the airport. light rail service was shut down in the area and market street near the station was closed to pedestrians and vehicles traffic. the station reopened at about 10:30, they arrested dawn stevens on charges including mak

dodged it. that's quite a story right there. good boy. good boy. down boy. >> he just wanted to race, too. this happened during the world cup cross-country skiing race in quebec city. he ran out of the course. thankfully didn't faze any of the skiers but it definitely made the announcers' day. we'll be right back. play of the day from the n-h-l... penguins star sidney ,, in our suvs, you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt before. introducing the glc coupe. part suv. part sports car. all mercedes-benz. >>> good morning. we have a chp-issued traffic alert in oakland. westbound 580 before harrison street. this is a fatal three car crash blocking all lanes out there. chp and investigators are on scene. the corner is on its way. but we are seeing delays at just nine miles per hour. so avoid the area. northbound 13 to westbound 24 as an alternate. northbound 880 is looking good into the maze. >>> the warriors didn't have too much fun away from home on their last road trip. this time, a quick two-game swing with steph curry taking on h

dodge and a richmond officer stopped it within a half hour. authorities say surveillance cameras did not play a role in many of the recent arrests. san pablo and pittsburgh have cameras on city streets and on i-80 and highway 4. but it is not clear who will pay for cameras in other cities. >> it is essential not a solution butts certainly a tal that makes a lot of sense that we start employing. it's frustrating that we can't find the funding, either from the state or other places. >> reporter: we learned that secretary brian kelly will meet with law enforcement to discuss freeway safety, butts still unclear whether it's local, state, or federal funding that will help pay for cameras. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> an officer involved shooting in antioch is under investigation. it happened about 10:30 last night after police responded to a report of a shooting. investigators say when officers arrived they found a car believed to be involved so they tried to pull the car over but the driver kept going. during the chase police say the suspect rammed into a patrol car, and that is when an officer shot and injured the. a neighbor says he heard the chase and the shooting. >> i kn

dodge christ lower, tinted windows. if you recognize this vehicle, please call philadelphia police. >> i thought you meant on the street, jim, the image there. newly rediscovered graves has stopped construction project in old city philadelphia. forensic crews from rutgers university preserving the remains, working on an apartment milled g, more than 100 graves and coffins under a former parking lot thought of the buffer yore grail established in 1707. supposed to be moved to another cemetery by 1806. >> we want to keep the inch telling are the i -- integrity it, can be challenging when they're fall apart in your hands. >> the property group con instructing the new apartment building making sure the remains are laid to rest at mount morae a cemetery. hoping to find any living descents ends if that's possible. >> president trump continues to push republican law makers to support the gop plane to repeal and repair the affordable care act. it comes as the administration faces a looming court challenge over its new travel ban. >> mr. trump meets today with house committee chairs to discuss advance in the gop healthcare bill. vice president mike pence will meet with abortion right opponents to make it clear the bill

city hall as well thank you very much>> (clapping.) >> thank you, mayor ed lee it's my pleasure to introduce sam dodge from the department of homelessness and housing. >> hello, everyone is so great to be here you know it was i was just trying to think has 2 been two years how long has that been i get to see folks everyday in civic center plaza and getting you up and inspiring their fellows that be looking on and seeing the actions they're taking to improve the city to show their love for their community and turn their own lives around i work at the department of homelessness and supportive of housing and homeless in the community is a country but we have to make a big difference evidence who will make that difference the people that are experiencing homelessness and turn their lives around they need the help and assistance to take that next step i want to thank that spirited to help the need only one cower to homelessness and affordable housing had in the community that you share but how do get there, there is many ways we can improve and here in san francisco we're not too proud to look at the fellow community and see what is working