holden suffered major injuries. a gash to the head.transported to the hospital in critical condition. police say that holden stole the rabbit volkswagen from someone's home. because his injuries were so severe, mate is out here. the district attorney's office is also part of the investigation. we will let you know if we receive an update this morning about the suspect's condition but the reason why there are so many investigators involved is because if holden does not survive, the county and the law enforcement will be prepared to handle any potential lawsuit. we are live in danville tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 6:34. a nine hour very tense stand off in mountain view to catch a mountain lion has ended when the animal cornered himself in a parking garage. janine de la vega is live outside that garage with more on how the big cat was captured and you have video of it moments after it was tranquilized. >> reporter: we're here at california street. this is not near the mountains at all. it is in the heart of the city. res

holden suffered major injuries. he was transported to john muir medical center in critical condition. police say that holden stole the rabbit volkswagen from someone's home in walnut creek. because his injuries were so severe, several agencies were bought out to investigate, including the district attorney's office. the reason there are so many investigators involved is because if holden does not survive, the county and law enforcement will be prepared to handle any potential lawsuit. now, earlier, part of 680 was shut down but it's completely clear now. we are on lagonda way where the chp is still present because we have this tow truck getting ready to pull out. it's blocking one of the lanes right now. this is lagonda way that runs parallel to the freeway. not too much traffic. we're live in danville, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. >>> the chp -- in fact, we've just learned the identities of everyone involved in a deadly car crash west of santa rosa. chp investigators say 1-year- old ashle

officers say they spotted 19-year-old michael holden driving recklessly on 680 in concord last night. when they tried to stop him, he took off. holden eventually lost control of the car and crashed near the elle sair row exit off 680 in danville. he's hospitalized in critical condition. police say the car holden was driving was reported stolen from walnut rcreek. >>> a growing company wants to add 10,000 new jobs. sounds like great news. but people who live and work in the area believe it could impact their quality of life. linked in wants to expand off north shoreline boulevard and sterlen court, not far from shoreline amphitheater. we are joined with more on how the city is trying to manage all this growth. >> reporter: hi there, janelle. mountain view's population doubles during the daytime hours which is no secret to the folks who live and work here and spend a considerable amount of time in traffic. so as linked in proposes growth that could mean 10,000 more people in the mix, the city of mountain view is trying to figure out how to manage the economic boom along with the populat

they have identified him as michael holden of concord. they say he hit the guard rail and tumbled down an embankment. holden was not ejected but was taken to the hospital and listed in critical condition. police say the car he was driving was tollen out of walnut creek. at this time investigators tell me because the case is still developing they don't want to release more details but are out talking to people right now. live in concord, abc 7 news. >>> san jose police are still looking for the gun men in an apparent road rage shooting that left one driver dead. a car turning out of a mobile home park nearly collided with another car yesterday morning. the driver stopped, got out and argued. a passenger inside the car opened fire and police are still looking for the gunman. >>> new video proved a bay area teenager stowed away in a wheel well. san jose police want to talk with the teenager about his death defying trip that started at san jose airport. abc 7 news reporter joins us from the newsroom. >> i have been talking with the san jose p

at last check holden was in critical condition. >>> the iraq war veteran from mountainview accused of two bizarre kidnapping cases made a brief court appearance this morning. 23-year-old kenneth middlebrook appeared before a judge in palo alto. to set a date for a preliminary hearing. he's accused of holding two women against their will during long drives in a car. middlebrook was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, his father says he experienced horrific things in iraq and needs better mental health treatment. the preliminary hearing is set for june 18th. >>> at least 150 people are under arrest including some in the bay area in a massive nationwide bust targeting synthetic marijuana known as spice. today federal agents served warrants in 29 states, the dea provided this video of a sniffer dog detecting drugs at a shipping facility. we're told at least one person was arrested in san francisco and drugs were processed in warehouses in millbray and stockton. synthetic cannabis known as spice, k2 or herbal incense, was banned in 2012. but in a ktvu special report last year we

the coroner said today, michael holden died from his injuries. he crashed on highway 680 in danville a week ago today. reached speeds of up to 100 miles an hour. investigators say holden was driving the car that had been stolen in walnut creek. >>> some say he's a civil rights icon from right here in the bay area. why others say he still doesn't make the cut to have a school named after him. >> a new study says the drought could make it even more likely. we'll see an earthquake. the theory on how it is something farmers are doing. >> that heat advisory is in effect for parts of the bay area. i'll let you know which areas will cool more rapidly. female announcer: female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillows, and free same-day delivery. are you next? an

michael holden is being treated at a medical center. >>> linkedin has pls to expand ask add thousandsf -- and add thousands of new workers. they submitted a proposal to build multiple facilities. they could total 2.5 million square feet. linkedin, the largest social network says it could allow it to hire 10,000 new workers. it is still in the preliminary stages and would need to be approved by the city counsel. >> i think anything that shows there is significant interest in the area is good for mountain view and to have economic diversity. >> linkedin has been expanding throughout the bay area. it acquired property in san francisco and sunnyvale. >>> an unexpect udrival at a wildlife facility. -- unexpected arrival at a wild facility, why the postal service wanted trees trimmed. >> colin kaepernick spands to the 9 -- responds to the 911 recording, why he is glad. >> and chaos on a freeway in sacramento. the small animal that got loose and what happened next. everywhere i look, i see a country ready to move forward... and a congress standing in the way. their budgets are late; jobs bil

the driver--- michael holden-- is in critical condition. a concord police sergeant says he saw a stolen vehicle, driving recklessly. >> pam: he tried to stop it, but the driver fled onto interstate 680. hitting speeds of at least one- hundred miles per hour. >> pam: holden lost control just north of el cerro road. he hit a guardrail and flipped over. southbound lanes were closed for several hours this morning. >> pam: the man who shot and killed a san francisco college student. will be released from jail. police say. amisi sudi kachepa. shot stephen guillermo, after guillermo mistakenly entered his apartment. guillermo took the elevator to the wrong floor. and went to the unit in the same location as his. the victim was shot inside kachepa's apartment. raising questions as to whether the shooter acted in self defense. prosecutors say, they need more time to collect evidence in the case. coming up at 5:15. >> pam: a warning about watching too much t-v while pregnant. why it could make your baby fat. >> pam: then at 5:30.,, a my-kron-4 story.

he is michael holden of concord. authorities started to investigate, they determined that the car he was driving had been stolen out of walnut creek. this story's impacted several cities here in the east bay along interstate 680. but now the investigation is focused here in danville. we are on la gonda road where the car came to a rest. still looking through wreckage. no word when they'll tow the car out. they have opened interstate 608. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> new video into the abc 7 newsroom showing the mountain lie than put a mountain view neighborhood on lockdown. you can see the big cat, sedated in its cage. matt keller jones us live with how this all started and how it ended. matt? >> reporter: eric, certainly an interesting night here in mountain view. that mountain lion spotted roaming the city streets before the law finally caught up with the big cat. excitement all came to an end with no one hurt and the mountain lion tranquilized. spotted 6:30 on the corner near central expressway. police set up a

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captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> coming up, "newsmakers" with senator john holden. then, testimony with air force general on duty during the benghazi attack. followed by senate floor speeches from senator john mccain and senator lindsey graham. >> joining us, senator john hogan, republican of north hoeven,-- john republican of north dakota. -- joining us -- week, the keystone xl pipeline. your 57 vote, how do you get to 60? >> it is a challenge because the democratic leader in the senate and the white house are pushing back hard. i have got a build -- a bill that proves the project. we updated it. for that6 sponsors legislation. i have maybe a couple more, but getting to 60 is going to be a real challenge because of a hard push from the white house. >> if it passes in the senate, what does this do for the state department and the white house in its decision? approve thed project under the clause in the constitution, which gives congress the authority to commerceor to oversee with foreign nations. we have done the research and found out congress has the authority to

police say michael holden was speeding up to 100 miles per hour on interstate 680. the car hit a guardrail, tumbling down. police say the car was stolen from walnut creek. >> the mountain lion that created scary moments is now back in the wild the puma caused a commotion last night, roaming streets until cornered inside of a parking garage. no injuries to pets or people. >> they're chasing the person. but i heard people talking about a mountain lion. >> this is okay, no one got hurt >> the mountain lion with a male, released where he came from. coming up on abc7 news at 5:00 vic lee go as long on a hunt to catch another mountain lion. how the drought may be forcing them into our neighborhoods. >> early warning system that's exist in california. a handful have access to warnings >> today, scientists gathered with politicians and state officials. laura? >> reporter: i'm standing here because behind me is one of 40 monitoring stations that deliver warnings to scientists. this equipment is sensitive. and located 100 feet behind that doorway. >> experts describe feesibil

officers say they spotted michael holden driving recklessly on 680 in concord last night. when they tried to pull him over he took off. he eventually lost control of the car. can you see it crashed and flipped over in danville. the car he was reported driving was reported stolen in walnut creek. >>> mountain view is booming, but can the city handle it? up to 10,000 new employees. linked in is asking mountain view to allow it to grow its headquarters and develop a new property on shoreline boulevard. nbc bay area's kris sanchez is in the area this evening. >> reporter: this is about linked in trying to get ahead of the ball as they come up with a plan for development. as the economy improves and companies are looking to add more jobs. judging by the number of commuters in mountain view, the chi is improving, but while some folks find themselves stuck in traffic, diane sometimes finds herself stuck in her driveway. >> we live off shoreline and some mornings you can't even get out. >> reporter: it is home to googed and microsoft and perhaps soon more linked in employees. they

police say the driver is 19- year-old michael holden of concord and he stole the car in walnut creek. because his injuries were so severe, the major accident investigative team is out here. they have lagonda way open where we are right now below the freeway. but two lanes of 680 southbound are closed. the chp, the da, the sheriffs office, and the concord police department are all out here this morning. when we receive an update on the suspect, we will be sure to let you know. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we are also following breaking news in the east bay. several streets are shut down in berkeley right now as fire crews battle a house fire. that is happening at college avenue and stewart street which is right near the uc berkeley campus. we just got off the phone with the berkeley fire department. they gave us these details. the fire department received the first call just after 4:15 this morning. we know college avenue is shut down. that is between stuart and russell streets. and there are no reports of any injuries. we do have a crew headed to the scene. we will have a li

the men involved who did have the advantage of these girls liking them, they ear all part of this holden caufield kind of thing. all men are bad who get the good-looking girls but i'm the one who deserves them. but this guy is 22. he hasn't grown up. what is this? >> he seems to love them or hate them. what's this all about? i don't know. >> first of all, i agree with the sense of entitlement and narcissism throughout our culture, particularly with young males that we see. when they act out, they act out broadly. so in other words they believe that they have some kind of entitlement and what happens is they not only act out in these stereotypical ways against this symbolic target but against anyone who's close. >> it takes all kinds. i'm glad this is a rare kind. what a combination of firepower and anger and delusion. thank you, clint van zandt and brian. ♪ memorial day weekend is over, but not the great deals! because with truecar, you can get guaranteed savings all month long. so, if you're looking to buy a car, don't wait. after the record colds of this past winter, inventory has pile

led to a chase at speeds near 100 miles per hour ending in a crash in danville. 19-year-old michael holden of concord is in critical condition at a hospital. police say he was driving a stolen car. >>> 5:01. the maui airport has released surveillance video showing the bay area teenager stowed away on a plane from san jose stumbling on to the tarmac in hawaii. kpix 5's kiet do joins us live from mineta international airport to explain why the video is so significant. >>> reporter: we know what this boy was doing, how he looked and what exactly he was acting like as he landed in maui within the hour of him getting off that airplane. the hawaiian department of transportation has released this surveillance video of that 15-year-old boy dangling his legs from the wheel well of the hawaiian airlines jet and dropping to the tarmac. the shadowing figure is 15-year- old yahya abdi who then wanders around the area. the six minute video shows him wobbling toward the front of the plane and approaching a worker in a yellow vest. after surviving subfreezing temperatures and low oxygen levels, he looks d

the driver 19-year-old michael holden of concord is in critical condition at a hospital. police say he was driving a stolen car. >>> a mountain lion is taken off the streets of mountain view. this is the 110-pound cat after it was shot with a tranquilize gun and captured. kpix 5's cate caugiran is in the newsroom with the story of how this big cat was caught. >> reporter: mountain view police say the mountain lion was transported to an undisclosed location. let's give you a rundown of what happened. two reports of a mountain lion sighting came into mountain view pd around 6:30 yesterday evening near rangesdorf park and by the time officers got there the cat had crossed busy california street and holed up in the underground parking greatest. casa del rey apartments. it took hours before game wardens were able to get the mountain lion out of the garage and that's because when the wardens got ready to tranquilize the mountain lion it turned out they didn't have all the parts they needed for the gun so they called in another game warden. we have a close-up video of that mount

. >> are holden and ackley friends?s love of literature for 26 years. >> he really loves teaching. i think that's obvious. but it's the way he does it. he definitely wants me to learn something, not teaching me so i can get the grade or teaching for the money. he has a goal for me and all the other students in the class to come away with something in this class. >> what did you come away with? >> to seize the day, he says at the end of every class, carpe the heck out of every diem. >> the greatest truth of the human experience is ha selflessness is the best thing you can do for yourself. the sweetest joys of life then come only with the recognition that you're not special. because everyone is. >> is mr. mccullough one of those teachers, who shapes kids' lives? >> absolutely. >> some of the most successful people in life point to a teacher. that really changed the course of where they were headed. and it seems that you are that teacher for many of your students. how does that feel? >> great. it feels great. it's the best

holden, to introduce our second witness >> mr.ns and retired after more than two decades as a federal prosecutor and after significant experiences, he served as an assistant district attorney in both greensboro and their own. his experience will be invaluable to the task force consideration of federal penalties. the first assistant united states attorney in the eastern district. when i joined the office in 2002, he was already leading the task force to these taskand lead forces. throughout his tenure, he has demonstrated clearly that cooperative and sustained pressure on drug trafficking organizations could reduce the flow of drugs, remove the worst offenders, and drive down the crime rate to make our communities safer. large numbers of serious drug traffickers and gained the cooperation of defendants whose information was critical to our ability to disrupt and dismantle these organizations. received two directors awards from the department of justice for outstanding prosecutions and one from janet reno and one from eric holder in

. >> senator jon holden wants the senate to vote on legislation requiring approval of the keystone xl pipeline from canada. the north dakota republican is our guest suite on newsmakers. he details his efforts to get the pipeline approved. you can see the interview at 6 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> the woman went off and became these incredible successes, not only did they -- not only were they the first women stockholders and the world to , theybrokerage firm became lectures when they spoke .o 6000 people they were really very famous based on the beginnings with .anderbilt the family kept threatening them with blackmail. the mother started this whichlous court trial in victoria's husband want to put her in in the same asylum -- in an insane asylum or kill her people the sisters had been trying very hard for two years to hide all that. they were reinventing themselves. they were not police but educated but they said they were. they were reeling -- were willing to wreck their whole life. they had some really rotten characters in the family. fixarbara mcpherson -- myra acpherson on c-

holden, to introduce our second witness >> mr. evans and retired after more than two decades as a federal prosecutor and after significant experiences, he served as an assistant district attorney in both greensboro and their own. his experience will be invaluable to the task force consideration of federal penalties. the first assistant united states attorney in the eastern district. when i joined the office in 2002, he was already leading the task force to these taskand lead forces. throughout his tenure, he has demonstrated clearly that cooperative and sustained pressure on drug trafficking organizations could reduce the flow of drugs, remove the worst offenders, and drive down the crime rate to make our communities safer. large numbers of serious drug traffickers and gained the cooperation of defendants whose information was critical to our ability to disrupt and dismantle these organizations. received two directors awards from the department of justice for outstanding prosecutions and one from janet reno and one from eric holde

so with that i thank you for your attention and panel one, and doctor holden is back. [applause] >> gary, thank you, thanks to all the members of this terrific panel. you have certainly given us a lot of food for thought, if you'll forgive the term. and it's now my privilege to introduce the next speaker, mic boots come as acting chair of the white house council on environmental quality. mike is a postcollege in both literal and figurative sense. he not only has been a key partner in advancing the administration's efforts to boost resilience to climate change impacts in commits all across the country but he is in the office right next door so in either of us needs to talk to the other, you just have to pound on the wall. so mike, the floor is yours. >> thank you, john. good afternoon, everybody, and welcome again to the widest but it's great to the author. i'm the acting chair of the white house council on environmental quality and i'm glad you had some time with us last have to dig into some of the findings from this report because as you heard there is a lot of valua

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russia for amassing troops on its own border but also there is nato forces that have been deployed holden's calling for ten thousand troops colonel is this a game of chicken here her could be the actions potentially lead to a hot war i don't think there's any chance of a war now but if we don't deal with this problem if we don't respect the wishes of the people on the ground that live inside this construct called ukraine you could see a war in ten or fifteen years so this will be a wound that will continue to fester and bleed that's not in the interest of bosco it's not in the interest of europeans and certainly is not in the interests of the united states and you know we have a model for this that the russians are familiar with this goes back to one nine hundred fifty five with the austrian state treaty and at the time mr molotov who was the fore. and minister was the one who negotiated directly with the austrians and said look we will leave austria all the allies will leave that you become independent and democratic however you may not join nato and the austrian sort of course not and the

so i leave it with you and i thank you all for your service, doctor holden, thank you very much. >> thankyou, senator reid. actually you're right, not all smart people are in boston. they are in baltimore. [laughter] >> when they're not in washington, d.c. presiding over the appropriations committee. >> first of all i would like to thank each and every witness who came forth today to share with us their thoughts and ideas and our recommendations. i would say that the united states of america is very fortunate to have people of your caliber serving at this level of government which i know at times with great sacrifice of both time, energy and even financial reward. also there are many other, over 10 or 15 other agencies that are very active in research and development, and they range from nasa to noaa to even the department of justice, places where you wouldn't or don't think that they do research but we want to focus on these agencies because in some ways they are either the most basic or some of the largest, et cetera. so we want to thank you for your service and your dedication. you kno

holden: i thank the distinguished gentlelady from my home state for yielding me time. mr. speaker, i rise to join my colleagues in supporting this rule to bring h.r. 10, the success an opportunity through quality charter schools act, to the floor. mr. holding: education is a key that can open the door to opportunity, which is important to families across america and especially those in my district in north carolina. mr. speaker, we know that a one-size-fits-all approach to education simply never works for students. students vary -- they vary greatly in how they learn. because of this i believe we should offer students and their parents every possible opportunity to select a school that best fits their individual needs, their goals, and their aspirations. mr. speaker, neither a student's zip code nor circumstances should determine the educational opportunities available to them. in my district, the 13th district, we have six charter schools, and they are serving the local communities in addition to our quality public schools in north carolina. while expanding the use of cha