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that's when shots were fired. >> the sergeant and a deputy opened fire killing goins. law enforcement says they've been to the house 19 times over the years for one emergency or another including domestic violence and psychological issues. goins family says this should never have happened. >> this right here with us unnecessary. they did not need to use dlid force on him, and i sure do hope these cops are put under investigation. >> the sergeant and deputy have been put on routine administrative leaf as the investigation continues. in san lorenzo, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> president obama today rolled out a new plan that's aimed at cutting emissions from big rigs and other large vehicles. speaking at a safeway distribution center in maryland, the president acknowledged the goal is ambitious. it calls on the environmental protection agency and the department of transportation to develop new standards to improve fuel efficiency by march of 2016. the tighter regulations would target medium and heavy duty vehicles such as buses and trucks. >>> the department of homeland sec

paramedics say they had been treating david goins when he began assaulting some of them, claiming he came at them with a baseball bat hitting a sargeant. there is the bat. they say they needed to check on goins. >> we're just learning it's been a tragic few days at lake tahoe two. skiers hitting trees and dieing. a sugar bowl worker died skiing thursday and a bay area man skiing at north star hit a tree and died friday. family and friends raising money to help them get by. they're more than halfway to $20,000 goal. we have a link >> muni for the first time in recent memory. they're looking into a possibility of one ride tripling tripling in price. the pub public had a chance to weigh in on this. >> they're talking about a possible fare hike. the public has a chance. there is a second hearing march 4thth here in asking the public where some of that extra money should go. >> we're seeking feed back and right now the agents >> it's we're used to be able to see it get by. how they're going to get to school >> another possibility is to allow seniors to ride free of cost. >> this is long o

this he says his -- he says his uncle, david goins was shot and killed by a sergeant and deputy. >> a 60-year-old stroke victim. i mean he had medical problems. i mean -- they didn't need to do that. >> reporter: his nephew knew his uncle wasn't is a saint. he got out of jail a few years ago for dui charges but despite that he said he was a good man. one that trained him to be a mechanic. >> there's nothing wrong with a taser or a rubber bullet. they didn't need to use deadly force. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says they had no choice. they responded to this home around 10:00 monday night after paramedics reported having a hostile medical call. they say a man assaulted paramedics and ran back inside the home. when the sergeant and deputies went inside the man came out swinging with the baseball hat. >> he violently attacks the sergeant and attempting to hit him again. and that's when the shots were fired. >> reporter: the shots killed him instantly. nearby neighbors are shocked this would happen here. >> i saw some action out there about 10:00 something but i went back in and i d

and that is why david goins is now dead. last monday deputies say they were called to goins' home. they say the 61-year-old man hit them with a bat and deputies opened fire. burress says that is not the full story. >> the police rushed in, created a confrontation, and shot this man in his own house. >> no word today on when that federal lawsuit might be filed. >>> hundreds of people formed a human chain across part of the golden gate bridge today, part of a nationwide protest against the violence in venezuela. it's one of more than 100 protests this weekend throughout the u.s. violence has escalated dramatically in venezuela over the last ten days as demonstrators took to the streets clashing with police. big issues include short ans of basic goods, high inflation, high crime levels across the country. >> the reason why we're here, venezuelans, we're asking for awareness, we ask people to find out and get involved on what's going on in venezuela right now. lest it become a syria, yugoslavia, all those countries that people got killed just because they want ed to express their opini

. >>> last monday paramedics called police after 61-year-old david goins became agitated and tried tog an effort to keep long time renters in their homes. they would -- leno and lee will announce the effort tomorrow in china town. >>> at least five california children are suffering from a mysterious illness that has left them with polio like symptoms. stanford and ucla says the children became ill with the infections between august of 2012 and july of last year. the children suffered unexplained par -- paralysis in one or both legs. all of the children had been vaccinated against polio. >>> for many bay area baby boomers the affordable care act is just what the doctor ordered. the associated press reports that people aged 65 to 64 are the most enrolled. the new law benefits older americans because insurance cannot be denied because of preexisting conditions such as blood pressure. >>> to help veterans transition back into civilian life. >> now there's what we call a civilian military divide. the vets think one thing the civilians think another. our aim is to give people to understand

a 60-year-old david goins. his nephew didn't want to show his face on camera but wanted to question why deputies killed his uncle. >> stroke victim, he had medical problems i mean, they didn't need to do that. >> nothing wrong with a taser. nothing wrong with, you know rubber bullet. or what not. >> deputy say goins came at them with a baseball bat. >> he hit the sargeant with a baseball bat the sargeant carrying a patrol rifle. it disabled the rifle. hit him in the time, he called another deputy. >> he assaulted some of the paramedic staff inside of the ambulance. and ran back into the home. >> deputies have been called there various times for domestic abuse. >> he was a good man. very good man. you know? he'd give you the shirt off his back. i mean, he was a big old sweetheart. >> certainly want to err on the side of making sure someone is okay. leave, you find out he's not okay. then you know people criticize for that. >> the family's anger is building and more relatives arrived to talk to investigators and

family members say goins was in poor health and the use of deadly force was unnecessary. >>> a man wholl be honored today. he was leaving the game when he saw a woman jump from the third deck of the coliseum, he tried to catch her but instead he broke the woman's fall with his own body. he will be helped in a special ceremony. >>> the people are being accused of misusing their money. the upscale area is near stanford university. they claim the home is financially in the red and they claim a breach of the contract and financial abuse of elders. they paid an entry fee with a promise they would be getting some of that money refunded. now at palo alto, they send it to the parent company with no promise that money would be returned. >> what happens if times get tough, they simply say sorry residents, we don't have the money to pay your escape. >> they are completely unfounded and we will oppose that in court and we will be victorious. >> they operate 9 other facilities and they have the right to move money between the different locations. >> 20 were found for reportedly getting we certifica

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. >> a large crowd gathered to remember david goins. the 60-year-old attacked deputies with a baseball bat, forcing them to open fire. deputies say they had been called to the home 19 times in the past. family members said goins was in poor health and the use of deadly force was not necessary. >>> today police identified the victim as 23-year-old eric vallejo. he was found on the ground, badly injured at capitol and snell last saturday. police say he was struck by a car and the driver took off. it happened following a fight between two groups that started at the capitol flee market. two other men later showed up at a hospital. one had been stabbed, the other apparently hit by a car. no arrests had been made. >>> now to the east bay, a judge sentenced a former contra costa county sheriff deputy today to one year in prison. convicted for his role in dui stings that targeted three men in danville back in 2010, and 2011. prosecutors say former private investigator christopher butler arranged the arrest in an effort to damage the men's lever

the family members of 61-year- old david goins fought back tears as they shared memories of him. they said he had his issues, but didn't deserve to die. >> we talked to him on an everyday basis. now my family is crippled. we depended on my father for a lot of things. a lot of things. now we have to it is here and rebuild. our life is changed drastically because of what has happened. >> goins was killed monday after he assaulted paramedics trying to put him in an balance. the family say -- trying to hut him in an ambulance. the family says the sheriffs acted in haste and will be filing a lawsuit. >>> in a mysterious illness causing paralysis in southern california children, the disease is said to be similar to polio. l.a. times state health officials have been investigating since 2012. afflicted children suffer weakness or paralysis in one or more limbs. >>> happening today, the state assembly health committee will consider an emergency bill to scale back on a new law for bars and restaurants. the law requires chefs and bartenders to wear latex gloves when preparing food and drink

. >> a large crowd gathered to remember david goins. the 60-year-old attacked deputies with a baseball bat, forcing them to open fire. deputies say they had been called to the home 19 times in the past. family members said goins was in poor health and the use of deadly force was not necessary. >>> today police identified the victim as 23-year-old eric vallejo. he was found on the ground, badly injured at capitol and snell last saturday. police say he was struck by a car and the driver took off. it happened following a fight between two groups that started at the capitol flee market. two other men later showed up at a hospital. one had been stabbed, the other apparently hit by a car. no arrests had been made. >>> now to the east bay, a judge sentenced a former contra costa county sheriff deputy today to one year in prison. convicted for his role in dui stings that targeted three men in danville back in 2010, and 2011. prosecutors say former private investigator christopher butler arranged the arrest in an effort to damage the men's lever

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he doesn't want to see the government go into efault, even though ankly it is not goin o into defaultwe have enough money to pay the interestand that would be enough to settle whatt would be considered the true debt. would it effect the markets? probably so. would it be the end of the world? probably not. but i understand why boehner is feeling he is in a tight spot, doesn't want to create a problem, so the reblicans look like they're the ones gumming up the works. but i absolutely unrstand why republicans didn't want to vote on this because they got nothing for it, not e stinking thing. no reductions in any of the spending. and that's what they really wanted to do and felt like ey should have held for. >> you know, governor, we've just watched the republican party do this twice, '96 and just -- '95 and '96 and last fall. it is horrible politics. it is worst strategy. and devastating to the party's interest. and this is a year in which you guys have a clear track straight to victory in the mid term elections,f you can just avoid mucking it up. and if the 199 republicans hadn't been ba

it's gotten so bad that students are actually goin so far as t censor themselves or demand that thingsheir campus be censored because theymight make them offended or uncomfortable. john: fire says 59% of higher education institutions hve policies that infringe on our first amendment rights. >> well, a few years ago, it as 7 a%. it's gotten better, but, unfortunately, we see these in policies all across the campus. john: you list the wors colleges for free speech, state university of new york, harvard, univsity of alabama. what did they do? >> wel, this is a ridiculus case. we had a student, a journalm student writing a story for the school paper and hockey coaches, saying u how do you find your relations with the hockey coach to be, and don't wrry, not everything you say has to be compliment ri, and one forwarded that back to the administration and they actually got this student in trouble for calling t threats, and something they said on chasm pus, and not everything has to be positive. john: why i harvard number two? >> read the e-mails of 16 of the residentdans because they were try

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also violence is still gripping venezuela, will a new attempt at reconciliation goin go anywhere?s children paralyzeed in a medical mystery scaring parents while doctors are scratching their heads, and why dutch parents could be setting a standard for families around the world. hello i am antonio mora, welcome to "consider this," here is more on what's ahead. ♪ ♪ >>> attorney general eric holder says state attorneys generals do

wait a minute, didi -- neil: wait a minute, he's goin to finish. >> let me finish my thought. >> alle got to pick up on one thing in didi's argument. yes, businesses will do better if they pay their empyees less. if you want to extrapolate that out to an extreme, southern agrarian farmers at one time in our country paid a lot more money pause they didn't pay their employees anything. we morally decided as a nation that ws not acceptable. >> wow, old school on this. neil:ing neil: nothing for slaves and $10.10. >> right. when -- the $10.10 will take 800,000 to 900,000 americans out of poverty. neil: ana half a million out of work. >> that's the problem. neil: it's a big problem. >> it is. and the cbo's right. >> but so businesses cannot afford that, though, rick. for some businesses it would be a job killer because they can't afford -- neil: didi, you're saying let the gap decide, don't leave it up to uncle sam, right? >> exactly. >> why is it that we never say that the pizza store can't afford to pay more fo cheese or more for dough to to make their product, but when it comes to work

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also violence is still gripping venezuela, will a new attempt at reconciliation goin go anywhere? plus children paralyzeed in a medical mystery scaring parents while doctors are scratching their heads, and why dutch parents could be setting a standard for families around the world. hello i am antonio mora, welcome to "consider this," here is more on what's ahead. ♪ ♪ >>> attorney general eric holder says state attorneys generals do not have to defend same-sex marriage ban fist they don't believe in them. >> i believe that we must be suspicious of legal classifications based solely on sexual orientation. >> independence in the territorial integrity of ukraine is extremely important. >> the winds of change are knocking again at ukraine's doors. the will of the people must be done. >> we have serious concerns about some issues in venezuela, include democracy and human rights. >> children in california strickenned with a polio will-le virus. >> more than children have not recovered the use of their are or leg. >> we know very little about what's going on. ♪ ♪ >>> attorney general eric

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monetary impact of the dollar, not actually the domestic issues requesting goin country. tell us what he had to say. >> reporter: absolutely, thanks very much, julia. taking you a step back in the context of the interview we spoke to president jacob zuma tonight. it's important he starts engaininging with stake holders ahead of the election on the 7th of may. the anc is starting to lose votes. opinion polls are indicating that there could be getting less than 0% of the total vote. if that happens it will be the first time that the anc finds themselves in that position since they took power in 1994, against that political backdrop we have the economic back drop where the international monetary fund is forecasting a growth rate for 2.4% for 2014. the african continent has an average growth rate of 6% so south africa is proving a drag to that overall african story. of course we've got unemployment in the countries sitting over 24% that is the formal been static at that level for the better part of a decade. youth unemployment is higher than that and it's against that backgro

graham: okay, we're not going to get t you shall a not goin-- youare not going to get r kids because you are make too much money. ms. ayotte: right. mr. graham: if you are working, even though you may not have an income tax liability, we are going to give you earned-income tax credit -- i think it is $500 per child, right? i don't think why the this is the earned-income tax credit. i don't know the amount. mr. graham: i think it is $500. but the point is, do you have to have a social security number? ms. ayotte: yes. graham imr. graham: if the argus that by addes a social security requirement to the additional tax credit you're somehow burdening people, why isn't that argument made against the eitc? because to get the earned-income tax credit, you have to have a social security number. this new additional tax credit on top of the earned-income tax credit doesn't have the same requirement, so those who come down here and say, we're destroying families, why don't you come down here and propose to do aaway with the social security number on the earned-income tax credit? that would mak

hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump three? [ cashier ] you got it, stan!14 live from olympic park in sochi, russia, where the sun is about to go down. >> it's gone down. >> it's a little cooler. >> a little bit. >> a little bit of drizzle. not going to lie. i'm willie along with al and natalie. did you see this video? >> yeah. it's super cute, right? >> a pet poodle protecting a newborn baby from the sound of a pet blow dryer. the baby's mom, alyssa is a professional dog groomer. the dog rushes to the baby's side at the sound of the blowdryer. listen. >> aww. that is the cutest thing ever. maybe the dog is scared of the dryer. >> dog protecting baby. that's incredible. >> isn't that amazing? >> i love that. they are friends for life. >> startles the baby. >> yeah. >> and the dog knows that and poodle runs over and protects the baby. >> they get it. >> you might keep the blow dryer away from the baby. >> al roker's always thinking. >> well, if you did, we wouldn't see that. sun rises until about 8:20. >> it sets early. >> i thought i overslept. it's 8:00 at