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lee sokolich regarding urgent matter of safety in fort lee." this was not a common occurrence. and today's report leaves us with more questions than answers. joining me now are steve kornacki and krystal ball. thank you both for coming on the show tonight. >> thanks for having us, rev. >> so steve, christie was apparently told about the lane closures while they were happening but doesn't remember it. your reaction. >> what i'm most interested in is how they deal with it in this report. because the way i've read this thing is everything that is in this report maybe we will find out when the u.s. attorney weighs in on this, when the legislative committee weighs in on this. many will find out that everything in here is true. but the way the report is written it editorializes. it uses loaded language. it's with its language constantly giving the benefit of the doubt to christie. you're talking about the claim, wildstein's claim that he talked to christie on september 11th about it. this is how the report then deals with it. it says that is a refere

we begin with ken pritchett in the shawl town of cleone, just north of fort bragg. that's where the shooting took place. ken, you have learned the suspect did not commit suicide, but was shot by a fort bragg police officer. >> reporter: around 5:00, at a 5:00 press conference the sheriff said he believed that the suspect had taken his own life. but at 8:00, the sheriff updated this story and said they now believe the suspect was shot and killed by a fort bragg police lieutenant that came in a hail of gunfire between that police officer and that suspect. that exchange of gunfire came minutes after the deputy lost his life. deputy ricky dell fiorentino. >> i said ricky, i think i need to find a way to clone 30 more of you. he said no, boss, the world is not ready for that. but the world is ready for that. >> reporter: the deputy's life came to an end on this dirt road. his car, we're told riddled with bullets from an assault rifle. the suspect, ricardo cheney of oregon. >> his car came nose-to-nose with the suspect's car on a dirt road. the suspect came out with an as

the fort bragg police officer exchanged bun fire with cheney and caused an all out manhunt.und later in the afternoon and died from wounds suffered during the gun battle. the deputy was a football and wrestling star at napa high school in the unanimous 80's and grew up in napa. the governor issued a statement saying he and his wife were saddened to learn that the deputy died and says and i quote, "the deputy was killed upholding the oath he swore to protect his community. we extend our condole ends to the deputy's family, friends and coworkers and to the community of fort bragg." >> we express our condolences to family and friends and colleagues of the deputy on our facebook page where you can share your thoughts, as well. >>> san jose officials have given no one am approval for what could be the biggest construction project the silicon valley has are seen. however, the city will not say which tech company is moving in. these are artist renderings of the facility from the developer. our media partner reports that the developers have a company committed to lows the two millio

on the the very day fort lee suffered. neither he nor anyone else on his staff told him what they were doing to the innocent people of fort lee. jim avila, abc news, new york. >>> and next here tonight, an abc news exclusive, every year 1,000 children are abducted by parents and taken overseas, and just this week, a senate panel has promised to help parents fighting to return their children to the united states. so, tonight, we're going to take you inside one of those cases. with the video that broke it open. and we tracked down the mother and two sons at the center of an extraordinary international manhunt. abc's david muir spending months on this trial. david? >> reporter: diane, as you know, this is incredible. 18 months go by, in fact, two dads, two ex-husbands have no idea where their two beloved boys are, when suddenly a piece of evidence breaks the case wide open. you're about to see those stunning images. and tonight, right here on "world news," you'll hear from the fugitive mother herself as we track her down. >>

we begin with ken pritchett in the shawl town of cleone, just north of fort bragg. that's where the shooting took place. ken, you have learned the suspect did not commit suicide, but was shot by a fort bragg police officer. >> reporter: around 5:00, at a 5:00 press conference the sheriff said he believed that the suspect had taken his own life. but at 8:00, the sheriff updated this story and said they now believe the suspect was shot and killed by a fort bragg police lieutenant that came in a hail of gunfire between that police officer and that suspect. that exchange of gunfire came minutes after the deputy lost his life. deputy ricky dell fiorentino. >> i said ricky, i think i need to find a way to clone 30 more of you. he said no, boss, the world is not ready for that. but the world is ready for that. >> reporter: the deputy's life came to an end on this dirt road. his car, we're told riddled with bullets from an assault rifle. the suspect, ricardo cheney of oregon. >> his car came nose-to-nose with the suspect's car on a dirt road. the suspect came out with an as

the history of fort monroe is older than the history of the united states and the story of fort monroe is really a story of our nation. it's also known as freedom's fortress, witnessing both the beginning and the end of slavery in our nation. it played a crucial role in nearly every military engagement right up to its closure in 2005. after its closure, the city of hampton and the entire hampton roads region united in support of the inclusion of fort monroe in the national park system. the creation of fort monroe national monument was the culmination of years of hard work led by then hampton mayor molly ward, the city of hampton, preservation groups, hampton security council, virginia's governor and virginia's congressional delegation. these parties worked together at the local, state and federal level to urge the president to use his powers under the antiquities act to take immediate action to establish fort monroe as a national monument. while i supported legislation introduced by my neighboring colleague, congressman scott rigell, to enshrine fort monroe as part of the national park

lee -- the mayor of fort lee.e're not able to answer every question today. we're not able to answer what that ulterior motive was. but we can say that the evidence does not establish that that ulterior motive was to target the mayor because he did not endorse governor christie for re-election. in fact, there's substantial contrary evidence. in fact, the evidence shows that both the governor's office and the christie campaign knew as early as march 2013 that the mayor would not be endorsing the governor for re-election. yet by his own account, he continued to have good relations with the christie administration and, indeed, was on a list of mayors being considered for honorary appointments by the governor as recently as may. 2013. we further find that when the governor became aware that bridget kelly in his office had been involved in the decision to close these lanes, he took appropriate action, he fired bridget kelly, and then he commissioned this investigation and made a public commitment early on before our inv

he then spent 10 years with the fort bragg police department. he then returned to the sheriff's office. he was a wrestling star and later coached wrestling at fort bragg high school. we are expressing our condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of the deputy on our facebook page. you can share your thoughts with us there as well. facebook.com/abc7 news. >>> a controlled burn near salinas has broken through its boundary and grown to 300 acers. it is burning about eight miles southeast of salinas. crews worry it could spread to more than 600 acres overnight. cal fire says no homes are threatened at this point, but there is no word on containment. >> a frightening ordeal for a san mateo woman who was tied up in her own home after police say she interrupted a burglar. she was restrained for an entire day. ama dates is live with the story. >> the woman will be okay, but she is very rattled. he tied her up and took her atm card. police got a look at who they were searching for. >> san mateo police say this man held a 66-year-old woman captiv

he then spent 10 years with the fort bragg police department. he then returned to the sheriff's office. he was a wrestling star and later coached wrestling at fort bragg high school. we are expressing our condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of the deputy on our facebook page. you can share your thoughts with us there as well. facebook.com/abc7 news. >>> a controlled burn near salinas has broken through its boundary and grown to 300 acers. it is burning about eight miles southeast of salinas. crews worry it could spread to more than 600 acres overnight. cal fire says no homes are threatened at this point, but there is no word on containment. >> a frightening ordeal for a san mateo woman who was tied up in her own home after police say she interrupted a burglar. she was restrained for an entire day. ama dates is live with the story. >> the woman will be okay, but she is very rattled. he tied her up and took her atm card. police got a look at who they were searching for. >> san mateo police say this man held a 66-year-old woman captiv

it ended north of fort bragg. authorities say the 32-year-old suspect from oregon sprayed deputy's patrol car with bullets and then a fort bragg police officer exchanged gunfire who ran into the woods. his body was later found after dying from multiple wounds suffer during the gun battle. >> the patrol core came nose to northeast with the dmw and the brave deputy could not get out of the car but was ambushed. >> a big heart. known for helping people out. >> last night a procession escorted the body of the deputy away he grew up in napa and a football and wrestling star in the early 1980's. >> deputy began his career with the mendocino county sheriff in 1988. he spent ten years with the fort bragg police and then in 2000 returned to the sheriff sherifff department. he coached the wrestling team at the high school. we express our condolences to friends and family and colleagues. spay i don't police are looking for the robber who tied up a woman for a day while stealing her money from an a.t.m. there is a surveillanc

time for some traffic problems in fort lee and said nothing about reducing the traffic lanes, mr. attorney. the lawyer representing the state, he is the tough guy, reid schar, called that argument by critchley, the lawyer for bridget, insane. and then dropped this bomb on the court. here is schar. >> the fact that the department's position is we can't get the e-mail that says "it's time for traffic problems in fort lee" despite the fact we have a third party who has provided it to us, an e-mail from bridget anne kelly with absolute particularity, the standard is everyone can withhold everyone until some third party has come forward and provided an affidavit that says this is authentic, no one is ever going to be able to get anything in response to a subpoena. it is a forgone conclusion based on the type of communications that are going on that in fact there are additional e-mails that are out there. and i'm not guessing, judge, i know it because i've seen them. >> reid schar seems to have the evidence here. but the attorney for bridget kelly says he is not going to turn over even

we are going to go to fort myers, florida.ith the president of the minnesota twins. >> thank you very much, scarlet. we are in a rain delay. unfortunately, the weather is not great. are you going to be able to play today? >> i hope so. we are talking to mother nature about that right now. >> a lot of people will come out if the weather cooperates. it is a very expensive stadium. things have changed over the last 20 or 30 years. it used to be that you came to get in shape for the season. or a club like yours, it is a moneymaking affair. >> it is still a but getting ready for the season. fans have figured out spring training. there is an atmosphere and a culture that is much more laid ack and more grandstand friendly than a major league ballpark. when you consider all of the minnesotans that want to get out of that whether we have had an come down to fort myers and watch their team, it is a money maker and it has been a business that is grown exponentially. >> it has to be important for a small market team to make money on this.

but a fort bragg police officer killed the suspect. live in the newsroom, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> deputy del fiorentino grew up in napa. he had been with the mend mendocino sheriff's office for 16 -- mendocino county sheriff's office for 16 years. >>> san mateo police want to capture an armed man who tied up a 66-year-old woman in her home and stole her bank cards. investigators say this is a surveillance photo of the man using the victim's atm card. police say the man was orangely burglarizing the home on edinburgh street monday when the woman arrived home and surprised him. >> this is not the type of thing that usually happens in san mateo, and so obviously this is something of great concern to us. >> the victim was able to break free and then call the police. she was treated for minor injuries. >>> only on 5, the department of agriculture is banning some bay area ranchers from selling thousands of pounds of grassfed beef. it's all connected to rancho feeding corporation which shut down its petaluma processing plant. that plant is

the public memorial is held at fort bragg at 10:00 a.m. before that a 16-mile procession to fort bragg will begin at 7:00 this morning. >> a home in mountain view was an illegal party pad before being set on fire this month. three juveniles started the fire at the unoccupied home march 16 and could not put it out. the house was used to host large parties with drugs and alcohol for a week before the fire. two men 18 years old have been arrested and 12 juveniles. >> another round of rain this morning as we told you. mike nicco, your timing is right on. >> we have heavy showers with american canyon and down 80 to vallejo. you may have to deal with ponding through 780 and 80 through downtown vallejo. berkeley will be hit with a light-to-moderate shower. it will clip northern emeryville. we have light rain through the north bay but the low is off to the west. that will bring us the heavy showers this morning and the greatest insurance stability that could produce thunder and small hail. the lows are 150 miles away but it is headed other way at

because i talked to forte. course. >> seth: at length about a sketch he has like this called "gingerman franklin." >> classic. yep. >> seth: and we are going to -- i talked to him about it. i think a thing i want to do on "late night" called "second chance theater", where we perform old "snl" sketches that never worked. [ cheers and applause ] >> yep. >> seth: so can we slide in "juggling flier"? >> i would -- i would -- absolutely. >> seth: okay. great. >> i will -- we're supposed to a broadway run of it but i will -- [ laughter ] >> seth: well, this would be like a preview thing. like, how those broadway shows sometimes do like -- >> i'm calling off the broadway thing! are you kidding me? >> seth: okay, great. okay. >> live television? >> seth: yeah. >> this isn't live, is it? >> seth: you did -- >> tell me real quick. [ light laughter ] >> seth: it's not live. >> okay. just checking. >> seth: the potato chip, which is another sketch you did with forte. >> yeah. >> seth: did you make the play bill of it? >> y

. >>> enforcement officers from near and far gathered in fort bragg today for final farewell to follow mendocino county sheriff step deputy ricky del fiorentino. he was shot and killed last wednesday during a pursue. the deputies grief stricken widow was among those who spoke. >> on this great drizzly morning, hundreds of law enforcement cars from throughout california and beyond pulled slowly through fort bragg. >> have never seen so many police cars. >> it was a long sad procession honoring mendocino county sheriff's deputy ricky del fiorentino, killed last week in the line of duty. people stood watch as cars pass by. >> it's devastating. all of my employees that are not working today i said if you're not working today go to the funeral. >> many people attended the memorial service that to auditoriums were filled and overflowing. del fiorentino had three children and a wife. deputy del freer and tina was killed in a hail of gunfire last wednesday by a man on a violent rampage that began in organ and ended outside fort bragg. del for him tina was 48 years old. >> in my heart of hearts

he then spent 10 years with the fort bragg police department.e then returned to the sheriff's office. he was a wrestling star and later coached wrestling at fort bragg high school. we are expressing our condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of the deputy on our facebook page. you can share your thoughts with us there as well. facebook.com/abc7 news. >>> a controlled burn near salinas has broken through its boundary and grown to 300 acers. it is burning about eight miles southeast of salinas. crews worry it could spread to more than 600 acres overnight. cal fire says no homes are threatened at this point, but there is no word on containment. >> a frightening ordeal for a san mateo woman who was tied up in her own home after police say she interrupted a burglar. she was restrained for an entire day. ama dates is live with the story. >> the woman will be okay, but she is very rattled. he tied her up and took her atm card. police got a look at who they were searching for. >> san mateo police say this man held a 66-year-old woman captive

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we don't know yet why he targeted fort lee and mayor sokolich. but we can tell from the nature of the communications that there behinde ulterior motive what they did. we can also look at the evidence and see that it is not established that that ulterior motive was because mayor sokolich did not endorse the governor. in fact, mayor sokolich, it was known within the campaign and the governor's office, he was not intending to endorse, as early as march of 2013, yet he continued to have a good relationship with the governor's office by his own account. he founded in copper hence a ball after the lane closures that it could be true that it it some -- he found incomprehensible after the lane closures that it could be true that it was -- he continued to have a good relationship and was even on a list of mayors being considered for honorary appointments months after he had already let the campaign and the governor's office know he was not likely to be in a position to endorse. >> what did you find with respect to, that he spoke to the governor on septemb

. >> a veteran law enforcement officer ned down near fort bragg tonight sh his vehicle riddled with bullets. >> good evening, that deputy apparently didn't have a chance to defend himself. we've just received his picture. deputy killed after he drove up on a man suspected of kidnapping in oregon. the fatal confrontation happened in the town miles north of fort bragg in mendocino county on the north coast. >> the sheriff deputy killed apparently confronted the gunman on highway one. at that point the suspect got out and riddled the car, the deputy found dead. the suspect was later shot by a fort bragg officer, shot in the leg, abandoned his car ask escaped a cording to the investigation, he later turned the gun on himself. now, this all started early this morning in eugene, oregon. we're learning the suspect kidnapped two people, took their car, a black bmw, put them in the trunk on, of their own car and headed south on highway 101. law enforcement were looking for this car in mendocino county. at some point, people signed of the trunk got out we're told they're safe. now, this is a very sma

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i was in the kentucky at the time the war started in and talking to people from fort campbell. some of the things that we wrote about her they were the worst case examples of the military not doing a good enough job for mental health treatment to those that needed it. but has that changed at all? i am thinking of fort bragg or where people came back they were afraid to use the kelp because they are blacklisted. has that changed? >> i think a lot of progress was made. my husband was injured 2003 and when i was reading the book by a track down his neurosurgeon and narrow psychiatrist or psychologist, one of the other providers and asked and i asked what happened? how did this happen? how did he slips through the? he said fort campbell was one of the worst places to go in the early days. 40 be a and bright and one of the things that was really helpful as part of our recovery was to call attention to the gaps of the services that we sought to tell our story with the attempt to make things better for troops after us. and as part of a larger community with other veterans working toge

just get over to fort mason in building d and we're free. the los s lots of fas and adults. >> you are here to talk specifically about escultura. it is a unique partnership to be on the rooftop there. >> if you venture to the university campus during the week from 9:00 to 5:00, you know, on fulton and parker street right where st. ignacious is, there is a building right next door and you go up the elevator and there is a rooftop terrace where you can see the whole city and we have about eight bronze sculptures up there including some recent gifts that were given to us. >> are you surprised that there is this collaboration with the -- with the university itself has ventured into it? >> i'm an alumni of the university, you know? >> okay. >> and there is this -- this, fort effort on the part of the university to encourage the general public to come in and walk on the campus and see the library and other things there. there is a gallery in the library now and so the art program and then the latin american program at the university have really gr

fort monmouth itself closed. process only affect the bases for military structures domestically? guest: the processes only for the domestic bases. it is an entirely different process. it isn't covered by the be ra -- by the brac statute. the dod gets in about an bilateral agreements with whatever country we are talking to. there are provisions in the treaty that gave installation to the local -- the host government to the specific example that goes way back in history, when a naval station closed in the philippines, there was a provision in the treaty that the base reverts to the philippine government. then there was part of a treaty that also specified who gets all of the equipment on the installation, and the way it worked was that anything that was removable, the navy could remove if it so chose. at its discretion, anything nonremovable had to stay on the installation. for those on the line who are active or retired military. he is in pennsylvania. good morning. caller: yeah, good morning. listen, i live in wa

. >> a veteran law enforcement officer guned down near fort bragg tonight sh his vehicle riddled withlets. >> good evening, that deputy apparently didn't have a chance to defend himself. we've just received his picture. deputy killed after he drove up on a man suspected of kidnapping in oregon. the fatal confrontation happened in the town miles north of fort bragg in mendocino county on the north coast. >> the sheriff deputy killed apparently confronted the gunman on highway one. at that point the suspect got out and riddled the car, the deputy found dead. the suspect was later shot by a fort bragg officer, shot in the leg, abandoned his car ask escaped a cording to the investigation, he later turned the gun on himself. now, this all started early this morning in eugene, oregon. we're learning the suspect kidnapped two people, took their car, a black bmw, put them in the trunk on, of their own car and headed south on highway 101. law enforcement were looking for this car in mendocino county. at some point, people signed of the trunk got out we're told they're safe. now, this is a very

it happened just north of fort bragg in the town of cleone.oregon shot a deputy trying to stop him there. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran has the story now from our newsroom. >> reporter: investigators will be back at the scene of the last shootout between law enforcement and the suspect trying to recreate what happened. it will be difficult for some. it's where ricky del fiorentino was killed. he was a long-time veteran of the mendocino county sheriff's office and was once a coach forefort bragg high school. as the communities mourns his loss, one man we spoke with wishes he could have stopped the suspect before get to to the deputy. >> if my aim had been better, there would be another daddy going home tonight. >> reporter: john mills says he first saw the suspect ricardo chaney urinating on a wall. he told him to leave. the car got a shotgun from his trunk. >> i rolled in and closed the door. and it shut just as he fired. >> reporter: mills was treated for a minor wound from a shot that ricocheted off the coke machine. it gets worse. as the po

army museum support center, a massive climate-controlled facility at fort belvoir, virginia.year history of the u.s. arm he is is preserved. >> every piece of equipment that a soldier would carry or wear from the revolutionary war all the way up through current operations, boots, canteens, helmets. >> reporter: and what dow have here? >> this is the powderhorn of levi gashet. he was a minuteman and answered the call on april 19th, 1775 to respond to the crisis at lexington and concord. >> reporter: so this really symbolizes the beginning of the u.s. army. >> quintessential americana. >> reporter: looks like we're going from the revolutionary war to the civil war. >> this is ulysses s. grant keppy. >> so general ulysses s. grant actually wore in hat? >> yes, he did. >> the collection is growing by the day and is now so large it includes 16,000 works of art. >> we have three original norman rockwell oil paintings that he produced for the army. every other rockwell focus on the face of that american person from his hometown this is of every man that is fighting in world war ii.

fort brag picking up on the north coast.ome areas are still clear and they have been here for a while and that will not last too much longer. 40s to 50s. the breeze is not too bad yet and i expect that to inch up but once it goes through, things will get better. the breeze and cooling temperatures are on the way. and especially up to the north in the santa cruz mountains, this time of year, not only one system but maybe a series between now and the next seven days. winds pick up 60s for some, right around morgan hill and gilroy, upper 50s for a few, here is sal. >>> we are still looking at a problem in the south bay area, we have dakota road and freeway shut down for a major police investigation. >> despite northbound, they just passed on the shoulders as well. >> sore far that is not been all that bad. in oakland it does look good 25 minute drive time and as i mentioned we continue to talk about a deadly crash where it shut down the deadly intersection. live with the driver where a driver has been arrested. >>> police will

his community and we extend condolences to his friends family and co-workers and to the community of fort brag. >>> in pleasant hid, they put out a fire and it hats opinion there. at. >> they are charging him in the hit-and-run collision. 21-year-old christina cheshireman was hit pie a car. she was declared brain dead two days later. 20-year-old riley dean hoover was driver the car and had a blood alcohol level of more than four times the legal limit. >>> the trial date was the not targeting the state of california and since they are trying to exploit california's death, is you laundered through california businesses each year. >>> they are investigating a possible data breach and almost 10,000 people may be affected. computers were stolen last month from the usc f family and the stolen information includes names birthdays and driver's licenses. they are august of to monitor the and they are issuing the original restraining old on march 10th and extended it yesterday. yesterday the policy had been to destroy phone records after five years as a privacy measure and they are now preserving t

a fort bragg police officer shot and killed that gunman.cession passed by. >>> four sonoma state university students are now in custody on felony drug charges. row knock park police -- roanoke park police arrested these men. inside offics

we will have new details on the man who is suspected of killing a deputy near fort bragg. >> how the shooter may be linked to other crimes. >> we also have the tech report with gabe slate coming of.up. coming of.up. female announcer: what will you get with your new sleep train mattress? man: i'm getting a camera! - i'm getting an espresso maker! - i'm getting a new smart phone! female announcer: through sunday at sleep train's big gift event get a $200 best buy gift card with purchase of selected beautyrest, posturepedic or tempur-pedic mattresses. or, get 24-months interest-free financing. - a new tv... - a laptop... - a game console! female announcer: sleep train's big gift event ends sunday. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> welcome back. we are keeping our eyes on wall street. the housing market--we just jumped on the housing gains for previously owned homes. here is a look at the close in numbers. the dow gained 91 points. the nasdaq was up 8 points. the s&p 500 also was up 8 points. >> hundreds of people are expected to attend a memorial service today

he was wanted for killing two north coast men including fort brag's former mayor. a s.w.a.t. team killed him during a confrontation that ended that 5 week manhunt governor jerry brown and his people are protecting their community. we extend our deepest condolences to him and his family and to the deputy of fort brag. >>> they have put out an overnight fire at an rv. the fear started and then spread to the roof of the home but nobody was hurt. >>> a mystery tech company is putting down roots in san jose and this may be the biggest tech project the city has had but it will bridge them live to tell us about the significance of this project, good morning. >>> it is reportedly a fortune 500 company and it will build a massive complex on for the first street. you can see this grassy field and the mayor will not say which company will be housed here. it was approved by the city's planning development. it is twice the size of the park and more than two thirds resembling a space ship in cooper tino. -- cupertino. it will create about 8,000 jobs and it sits in the area of a high consen

police found one of the men severely injured on the train at the fort totten station. the other had vanished. >> it makes you feel uncomfortable. >> this incident took place at 9:30. blueple hours later on a line train, another confrontation. it ended with a nice thing at the stadium armory station. >> i take the metro everywhere. it is not something i look forward to hearing. >> surveillance cameras caught the suspects in the knifing. metro police hope somebody can i.d. them. >> that is unacceptable. >> while police wait for someone to call with information, passengers fret about violence on board. >> deftly think that is something, a major concern. e every day.lin >> some passengers say that assaults on metro trains are things they worry about every time they take a ride. orsometimes during the day night, someone is going to get assaulted. and they are minding their own business. to put this into perspective, a spokesperson says that the man who was injured on the green line had gotten into a fight with the other man. it was not a random attack. juvenilesthe two inju

he was killed in a shootout near fort bragg after confronting a man suspected of murder in wartime.eran who also had ties to the bay area. >> to the public memorial service will be held at the cotton auditorium in fort bragg at 10:00 a.m. followed by a reception at the fort bragg middle school adjacent to the auditorium. >> we have no information on the suspect that killed the deputy. investigators say that 32 year-old ricardo an tonio chaney was released for lack of evidence and manpower in the local district attorney's office. he had been arrested march 6th by eugene police, who suspect that he has stolen a cell phone and stopped his car for traffic violations. they also found body armor and drugs. police arrested him and then they had to release some the same day. it was last week when he was-that she killed the men, carjacked a vehicle and drove where he shot and killed the deputy. >> a bicyclist is head and killed in a hit and run crash. the driver turned himself in a long after that accident. this happened in half moon bay friday night. san mattel common shares deputy say that

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fort laramie was probably the most prominent and it was a way station as people coming from the east would stop and pick up more people, drop off people, get supplies and drop off supplies and they would go on. that is what the oregon trails was about. when cold was discovered in california, the immigration accelera accelerated. and the red cloud could see the increase in people coming across the territory was doing several things. they were taking a big share of the buffalo and that meant less for the indians. and they were polluting the area, too. they would eat part of a buffalo. the indians would use every part. the white immigrants used part and whatever was left, they would leave the carcass on the trail and it would rot. they were seeing that. red cloud anticipated they were going to want to go through and perhaps occupy the black hills. and for those who wonder and don't know the title of the book, "the heart of everything that is" the black hills was the heart of their existence. that is when they believe their ancestors came from. and it was sacred land to them. it could no

as for the fort lee lanes dedicated to residence, i said they were dedicated to fort lee. i understand that there are people who get off the highway and drive to the neighborhoods to get the easier route to the george washington bridge. maybe once or twice i have done that in a previous life. i understand that. if i did, i misspoke that there were dedicated to fort lee residence. they are dedicated to the town of fort lee. my understanding for development was to relieve traffic congestion going to the bridge. that was my understanding at the time. it is an understanding i've only come in to knowledge of in the last number of months. even when i went that way couple of times years ago, i did not know that they were committed to fort lee or any of that history. you are going to follow-up on a two-part question? i did answer that. i said it appears that there was a traffic study that may have had behind it and ill or inappropriate motive. >> [indiscernible] >> i believe with the report told me. >> do you think is stepping down was essential -- >> no. no, i don't think he was

him he could walk and talk and wipe his own ass he was released from walter reed and sent back to fort campbell kentucky, where the 101st is based. he got there about two weeks before the rest of the division got back from the middle east and we started dating the day that my plane landed, figure eight, 2004. so just over a decade ago. i'm sure there were signs then of this cognitive and psychological problems, but i whispered distractive by my own reintegration and did not necessarily notice of them. we were busy partying and getting drunk and staying up all night because we had a month of block leave. so in that haiti early time when we're just thrilled to be alive and getting drunk a lot didn't notice what was coming. we were very quickly deeply, emotionally involved. then i started going back to work and i did get up bright and early every morning to go and do pt. i had to go and do my job and train soldiers and get ready to redeploy, get our unit ready to go back overseas. bryans unit told him to stay home. she was still newly, early enough in his recovery he wasn't allowed to wea

both were scheduled to fly out of oakland to fort bragg on a small plane, but weather conditions madefe to fly. >>> distracted drivers on display for everyone to see. the public campaign. the billboard right there, to shame peo female announcer: through sunday at sleep train's big gift event get a $200 best buy gift card with purchase of selected mattress sets. or, get 24-months interest-free financing. sleep train's big gift event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> continuing coverage of the search for malaysian airlines flight 370. new satellite images show debris field in the indian ocean. the 122 pieces spotted have not been recovered. ships and planes resume their search for the plane today after the weather cleared. but as trace gallagher reports, the time is running out in the search for those black boxes. >> reporter: 19 days since the malaysian jet disappeared from radar, and new french satellite images appear to show a debris field at sea. more than 100 pieces in the southern indian ocean that could be part of the jet. it's in the area where malaysian

both were scheduled to fly out of oakland to fort bragg on a small plane, but weather conditions made it unsafe to fly. >>> distracted drivers on display for everyone to see. the public campaign. the billboard right there, to shame people who are texting while driving. >> up next, the search for flight 370, and the new clue that's emerged. >>> continuing coverage of the search for malaysian airlines flight 370. new satellite images show debris field in the indian ocean. the 122 pieces spotted have not been recovered. ships and planes resume their search for the plane today after the weather cleared. but as trace gallagher reports, the time is running out in the search for those black boxes. >> reporter: 19 days since the malaysian jet disappeared from radar, and new french satellite images appear to show a debris field at sea. more than 100 pieces in the southern indian ocean that could be part of the jet. it's in the area where malaysian officials say the plane went down thousands of miles from its original root. >> that fuselage cracked in half, there's going to be a lot of objects

accompanied a storm system that will be impacting parts of the midwest today. 4-8 inches in chicago fort wayne and tomorrow the storm impacting portions of the northeast. some of these areas could see close to a foot and a half of snowfall. more than 12 inches expected. a taste of winter right back across the northeast. >> ainsley asks for it we won't get any more. >> we have a major recall to tell you about. could involve this car. lorne simonetti has all of the details. >>> christ is recalling 25,000 jeep grand jerkies in the 2012, 2013 model years. a breaking syst-- braking systee feel of the pedal was off for drivers. americans have ended an arrangement with jetblue that allows them to have connection on either carrier on one ticket. the frequent flyer program associated with that pairing they will come to an end starting april # 1st. the los angeles time says they are pressing major record companies exclusively through the itunes store first. the way beyonce released her album only on itunes to start. the move that would block competition on spot fy and keep apple the dominant playe

even when it rains, i say to people to go out and threat water fort -- let the water fort washington them. we tell people not to appreciate the rain when it rains, but that's the same water you get in the showers. it's the same water. we don't get any water, then we messed up. we do -- are not taught to appreciate the water when it rains. it's sad that people can't shower. shower is not a homeless thing. it's an american thing. the slap for san francisco is before aids we had all of these shelters were actually bath clubs. even in rome you were supposed to be able to have a shower, orgy or whatever. showers are very important and that's how a lot of illnesses and disease get by people not been. we should have showers in this city. there is loor doctor a -- a lot of facilities to get showers. we like spending money on something that when we can be used in common sense. open up those vacant buildings and make showers and restrooms. thank you. >> thank you councilmembers and thank you for the presentation. my name is charles men stir. senior. i was born back easton baltimore. this -- th

at fort bragg, north carolina, what happened inside of that courtroom? >> there were a lot of hugs, laughter and smiles on the part of sin ca claire and his defense team. he immediately we want to call his wife after he received the sentence. he said the process worked and he has always been proud of "my army." this is what kind of penalty he's receiving. the judge gave him a reprimand. it will go on his former record and he will be asked to pay $20,000 in fines. hhe was not dismissed from the military. he's asking to retire. so upon retirement, he will have to go before a board. it's standard protocol for all soldiers. the board will determine his last rank that he served satisfactorily, and he could very well be demoted, in fact, his defense team expects him to be demoted to lieutenant colonel. that's the last rank that he served. as a result of this possible demotion, sinclair could lose an estimated $831,000 in pensions and benefits. now, the government asked that he be dismissed from the military and if he had been missed, that would have been a sev

his life came to a tragic end on this dirt road near fort bragg shortly before noon yesterday. investigators say a fugitive wanted for a two-state crime spree shot and killed him during an apparent ambush. that suspect was later killed in a shootout with police. as we mentioned, the fallen sheriff's deputy had bay area roots. he was a wrestling and football star at napa high school. ktvu's tara moriarty is in napa where his former football coach has fond memories of the popular athlete. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. he says that this is definitely a sad day for napa. you know, those who remember ricky del fiorentino, he was an an amazing athlete who was inducted at the hall of fame not only for football but wrestling. he went to college on a wrestling scholarship. we had a chance to talk to his former coach. he is now retired. we talked to his wife, as well. they showed ktvu a team photo with right is him. they describe him as a man with a big laugh, big smile, and big heart. del fiorentino, they say, never strutted around as the king of the campus. >> it's going to

. >> reporter: the review puts all the blame for the plot to snarl traffic in fort lee on former port authority official david wildstein. and the governor's now fired top aide bridget anne kelly. both wildstein and kelly have taken the fifth and did not cooperate. the report shows a new allegation, claiming that kelly lied to her bosses and after the deleted e-mails, kelly responded good, after the fort lee mayor complained about the mess. >> you ask me what i take from that? i take somebody who did wrong is trying to cover it up from the chief of staff and the governor. >> reporter: taking on another issue, the review dismissed claims made by hoboken mayor dawn zimmer that christie's administration had threatened to deny sandy relief money unless the mayor backed a commercial development. today mayor zimmer responded calling the review sadly predictable and a one-sided whitewash. today's findings will eventually be judged against conclusions reached by other investigations still under way. kelly o'donnell, nbc news, washington. >>> overseas today, a historic meeting at the vatican be

why was it developed and what role does it have in fort lee. >> you know, kendall, it took decades forhose of us who dug up a lot of this stuff in the archives to find out richard nixon's role in watergate. there has never been any evidence he ordered that particular break-in. but he ordered so many other break-ins of the brookings institution. he ordered specifically different times of night, who he wanted to do it. he talked about the whole details, about how he wanted somebody to break into the republican national headquarters to make it look like a democratic job. the m.o. was there. the culture was there. and what i'm getting in reading these notes in the report put out by mastro of all people is that kind of backdrop the we're going to get the mayor, we're going to push this guy, pour gasoline in his skull, take out his eye sockets. the language is "the sopranos" tough guy, worse than that perhaps. your thoughts. >> the tough guy image is inconsistent with the theme that this governor didn't do anything to in any way suggest a culture of payback or reward. and probably the report

that is where he accused of killing the deputy before dieing in a shootout with fort bragg police. they will remember him later this week. she a graduate of napa high where he was a star wrestler and football player. the vigil will be held tomorrow night outside fort brag justice center. >>> someone broke in just before 5:00 yesterday morning and ripped the atm from the wall. repairing the damage could cost $5,000. >> there wasn't that much money in there. there was $500-600. really for that? >> this is the second atm stolen in the east bay in the last couple of weeks. another one was taken from a gas station in walnut creek. >>> coming up gunfire erupts in front of a convenient store injuring seven people. we want to go to live pictures now. there you see right now. the search under way for a motive and a shorter. >>> a huge fire at an abandoned building. the cause that has people in the area especially concerned. >> so far so good when it comes to getting into san francisco at the bay bridge toll plaza westbound. we will tell you what drive times are here. >> some fog trying to g