so now we spend almost $1 billion, spent four years and the kalamazoo river may never come back.ne leak. this is not oil. this is a pipe-eating, planet-cooking, water-fouling goo that nobody knows what to do with and we're going to shoot it across america's farmland and america's waterways, why? so that a foreign corporation who made no propgs to sell any of it to us, can get it to the global market, mainly china. as a democrat i'm begging for somebody to stop this crazy thing. >> darryl hannah, let me ask you something. we use a lot of oil in the world. there are many people that would dpree with you, it would be great if we use less. we've had a lot of problems with using alternatives. the argument is that that oil going to get used by somebody in the world. >> part of the part of the problem is that one of the issues behind why we don't use enough of that, is because canada has been sending their diplomats all over the world to fight climate legislation, they've lobbied the european union to fight climate legislation. and they want to increase projects like the tar sands, beca

. >>> a couple of police officers in kalamazoo got quite the surprise this morning when they checked out a suspicious vehicle. look at that video. the officers open up the trunk and out pops a deer. it stumbled around and takes the off. the owner said he hit the door by accident and was going to take it home for food. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time the news breaks. our coverages continues at 10:00. we'll continue to track showers across the bay area. we're always here for you on ktvu.com. tmz is next. you're on timeout leo! ♪ ♪ some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. i really like your new jetta! and you want to buy one like mine because it's so safe, right? yeah... yeah... i know what you've heard -- iihs top safety pick for $159 a month -- but, i wish it was more dangerous, like a monster truck or dune buggy! you can't have the same car as me! [ male announcer ] now everyone's going to want one. let's get a jetta. [ male announcer ] volkswagen springtoberfest is here and there's no

. >>> officer miller was on the beat in kalamazoo, michigan, and notice the car near a hotel and the in the car looked suspicious and then he noticed the trunk area and the guy in the car said why don't you see what i got in there. >> whoa, whoa, whoa! >> what? >> deer? >> oh, my. >> that would be a live deer like the scene in tommy boy. are you flipping kidding me? >> what? >> the guy told the officer, listen, i thought it was dead. >> he hit it. he thought it was incapacitated and take it home and use it to feed the family. as you can see, it didn't make it home. >> the deer was like let me out of here. >> might come jumping out of the thing butt first and stumble and how the heck did i end up here and he scurries off and probably hundreds of miles from his family now. >> looking for the trunk release thing in there. teeth couldn't get it. >> it was a surprise to the man with the deer in the trunk and the police. >>> guys, we want all of our awesome viewers to have a chance to be featured on our april fools edition of "right this minute". we're teaming up with the e-bomb world to g

that was the disaster in the kalamazoo river spill.t all oil cleanup, but we're really bad at tar sands oil spill cleanup. what happens when something goes wrong? the state and the president will have to make those decisions. the pipeline, of course, has its boosters, republicans tried to make it an issue in the election against the president because he had not approved the pipeline. it's also easy to find people opposed to this thing, both locally where the pipeline is supposed to go and nationally. there were two weeks of anti-keystone protests. protesters doing civil disobedience. two months after that, anti-keystone protests in san diego, california. a month after that, november 2011, a big protest outside the white house, thousands of people at the white house gates. november 2012, protests in texas and more protests in washington, d.c., december 2012, activists climb into the pipeline and blockade themselves inside it. anti-pipeline protesters in massachusetts, wisconsin and texas occupy the offices of the company that is buildin

kalamazoo, michigan. there was a pipeline trying to move that stuff. that is pipe-eating goo.nd that pipeline cracked, and when that stuff hit the water, nobody knew what to do with it. now we spent almost a billion dollars, four year s and the caa zoo rif may never come back. that's from one leak. this is not oil. this is a pipe-eating, planet-cooking, water-fouling goo that nobody know what is to do with, and we're going to shoot it across america's farm land and waterways, why? so a foreign corporation, who's made no promises to sell any of it to us, can get it to the global market, mainly china. as a democrat, i'm begging for somebody to stop this crazy thing. >> daryl hannah, let me ask you something. we use a lot of oil in this world. it would be great if we used less. we don't use enough alternatives. that's a topic for another conversation as to why we don't. the argument is that oil is going to get used by somebody in the world. >> part of that that problem is because one of the issues behind why we don't use enough of that is because canada has been senting their dip

. >> michigan, it started inside of an iconic restaurant south of kalamazoo and spread to the buildingt door. they needed all of the water they could get. closing schools early due to a water shortage because of the fire. no body hurt and still not clear what sparked >> north carolina, a mangled mess of metal and debris, all that is left after a big rig plowed through a convenience store. the truck hit with so much force, it took two parked cars in the store with it. the driver's injuries were minor and everyone inside of the store is okay. >> florida, forget sand traps and water hazards. it is cows that have golfers crying in miami. after escaping from the pen. two golfers trying to be amateur ranchers to try to get the cow off course. >> typical cow chase. they shaped up and did a great job. >> new york, those homecoming surprises never getting hold. a soldier greeting his wife and son at the airpor and then to his daughter's high school. >> he grew and i am sure she has. all i have seen is pictures of her. >> and with a turn of a knob dad walks in to the art class . this dad's fourt

. >>> a vicious attack on a bus driver in kalamazoo township, michigan, captured by security camerasboard. on march 3rd, 2009, a 16-year-old student becomes upset because the substitute bus driver isn't making the correct stops. he begins threatening her from the back of the bus, and the driver pulls over. the teen approaches, and as she tries to radio for help, he flies into a rage and begins attacking the 37-year-old woman. students pull him away, but he comes back and continues punching the woman, as more students try to intervene. the bus driver is treated at the hospital for a broken finger, bruising, and cuts and scrapes to her face and head. the attacker attends a school for students who have exhibited emotional or behavioral problems. he's charged as a juvenile with assault with intent to do great bodily harm. he pleads no contest and is placed in a psychiatric facility for treatment. >>> las vegas, nevada, april 15th, 2006. a surveillance camera in a casino parking lot captures a large group of teenagers walking past an employee who's sitting in the golf cart. at the bottom

that was the problem with the big disastrous kalamazoo oil spill a few years ago. tar sands oil it turns out is harder to clean up. we're bad at all oil spill cleanup, but we are really bad at tar sands oil cleanup because we don't know how to do it. so what happens if and when something goes wrong? the state department and ultimately the president will have to consider those kinds of questions when they make a decision on whether or not to sign off on construction of the keystone pipeline. the pipeline, of course, has its boosters, republicans tried to make it an issue in the election against the president because he had not approved the pipeline. it's also easy to find people opposed to this thing, both locally where the pipeline is supposed to go and nationally. there were two weeks of anti-keystone protests. protesters doing civil disobedience. two months after that, anti-keystone protests in san diego, california. a month after that, november 2011, a big protest outside the white house, thousands of people at the white house gates. november 2012, protests in t

. >> stephanie: i'm from kalamazoo. >> that's his kalamazoo accident. >> stephanie: rush limbaugh. >>em feel good, compassion love whatever. and they think they are being fair and open-minded and they are actually being hoodwinked into ideas that end up corrupting really good things. and it's not just gay marriage -- it's an all-out assault. >> he sounds disspirited. >> stephanie: he sounds line he has lost the will to be specific in any way. [ mumbling ] >> stephanie: i don't have the energy to think through . . . >> see my point is . . . >> he sounds like he needs a hug, like three or four or five people -- >> stephanie: hands across rush. >> yes. >> stephanie: maybe his oxycontin prescription has run out. >> stephanie: monica crowley. >> a little bit more cynical about the president's motives here. he has set up paul ryan before. he invited paul to sit front and center and then proceeded to ream him and all of his policies. this president's history of behavior with republicans, he has done this before so that then he can turn around and say, look, i met with them, i had dinner. we

officers patrolling hotels around kalamazoo, mich.car, the man told them he had just hit and killed a deer that would bring it home for dinner. but when it hopopped the trawl to show the officer the animal's body it they all got a surprise. the deer was not dead. jump up and out of the truck. turns out, it was only knocked out in the crash and had no plans of becoming anyone to dinner. >> 8:57 is the time. when we come back we are keeping an eye on the rain. erica has been keeping us abreast of it all morning long. and it will now it is the forecast when it comes back-to- anny will now give us the forecast when we come back. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news we're keeping an eye out on the rain that will stick around for the day. and a preschool is reopening this one after being closed for four days for staff training after allegations that a teacher tape up a child for refusing to take a nap. president obama has arrived in israel, his first trip to the nation as president. israelis are anxious to hear what obama has the sail am

this is a real shocker for cops in kalamazoo, michigan, when they stopped a guy who said he hid a deer, the deer popped out. surprise. obviously scared and determined not to be road kill, the deer fled the scene. can you imagine? >> i wonder why they stopped him and just happened to look in the trunk and find the deer. anyway -- >>> could pope francis lead reform for the catholic church? why he may not oppose civil unions, next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] it was designed to escape the ordinary. it feels like it can escape gravity. ♪ the 2013 c-class coupe. ♪ starting at $37,800. ♪ >>> help us all. christine romans with a look ahead of what's going on, on "starting point." >>> we have the president minutes away from holding a live news conference from palestinian leader mahmoud abbas. we'll bring that to you live, along with instant reaction from the region and implications of the meeting with former homeland security chairman peter king. >>> a manhunt in colorado as police try to find the person who murdered the chief of colorado's prisons in cold blood. the clues they're focusing on this

it happened yesterday in c kalama kalamazoo.fficers stopped to talk to a man sitting in a parked car. he said he just hit a deer and then picked it up to take it home for food. but when he popped the trunk, the deer hopped out. i guess they'll be calling for takeout now. >> now is your chance to talk back on one of the big stories of the day. the question for you this morning, will the newtown death photos force lawmakers to enact new gun laws? gun control democrats are a frustrated bunch. despite polls showing a majority of americans supporting an assault weapons ban, democratic lawmakers can't get it done. senate majority leader harry reid now says such a ban has zero chance of passing. here's michael moore on "piers morgan live. ". >> this attitude of, well, we're not going to be able to -- this is why our side -- we have these we weinies on our side. this is what i actually admire about republicans. they have got the courage of their convictions. >> the nra's message does seem to be resonating, while a majority of americans

the kalamazoo river, they had a big oil leak out there and i think that oil company said it would be cleaned up in a short time. i i think it went over two years and is not cleaned up. the but like to hear your comment. guest: in terms of spills, and these bill is one too many. the companies have been committed to cleaning of dennysville that they have. second, i've never heard what you are talking about as far as all of it going to be exported. for every dollar that we send to canada, we get 90 cents back, compared to the middle east, where you get 30 cents back. it is a powerful economichost: here is a comment on twitter. guest: the market for oil is a world phenomenon. wherever it goes, it will be the same practical impact. the question is, who would build a refinery when the margins are so low? with crude oil, we have refineries that can handle it and it will replace oil that is declining from other countries. host: next call, democratic caller. caller: you characterize your deductions as not paying taxes on expenses. to me, maya understanding of a deduction for by that statement

hopkins university school of hygiene and public health, and his bachelor of arts in chemistry from kalamazoocollege. welcome. we also have my router is with us, the director public health policy and the office of health reform at the u.s. department of health and human services. where she oversees the cornea and then the invitation of the public health prevention and health care workforce policy provision in the affordable care act. awesome. previously she served as a legislative assistant for the incident majority whip dick durbin from illinois. and as alleged a system for congresswoman hilda solis when she chaired the force for the hispanic caucus. she received her undergraduate education at the university of california at berkeley. we have kali lindsey with us as well, director of legislative and public affairs at the national minority aids council where he lives efforts to mobilize canaries of color around advocacy for the to hiv program at the national aids council, he is particularly focus on any the hiv epidemic for commuters of color and all this before so affected populations to the

don't think that what is happening in new york is going to save the day in dallas and kalamazoo.. >> i love that, jeff. first, it is time for a preview with alex witt. >> i love this conversation and so interesting and right up my alley. everyone, the knife fight is on, and today, more reak shction fr one group who is particularly up set with the tas's decision to allow knives on planes. we will talk to the leader of that group. and there is more on the filibuster of rand paul and it involves tea and apple. >> and save the rhino, and an ex-navy s.e.a.l. and current green beret and their story is scary an fearful moment during his investigation of richard nixon. back to you. >> let me tell you, i spent, you know, 14 hours in the airport yesterday with some very irritated passengers and i've got to tell you, i hope none of them were carrying a knife. >> well, exactly, that point. that point they're going to make from the flight attendants, like the last line of defense. >> this seems like a bad idea. >> agreed. >>> up next, she beat the odds and she's helping other women to do the

johns hopkins university school of hygiene and public health in this batch servers in chemistry from kalamazoo college. welcome. we also have myra alvarez, director of public health policy and the office of health reform at the u.s. department of health and human services, where she oversees a coordinated attempt implementation of the public health prevention and health care work for policy provision in the affordable care act. also. previously she served as legislative assistant within senate majority whip dick durbin from illinois as legislative assistant for the power summit shared the task force are the congressional hispanic caucus. this alvarez received her university of north carolina at chapel hill and undergraduate education at the university of california berkeley. we have highly wednesday with us as well, director of legislative or public affairs for the national minority aids council. he's a for communities of color and advocacy's programs. mr. lindsey is particularly focused on ending the epidemic for communities of color and all disproportionally affected population through the i

the kalamazoo river, they had a big oil leak out there and i think that oil company said it would beaned up in a short time. i i think it went over two years and is not cleaned up. the but like to hear your comment. guest: in terms of spills, and these bill is one too many. the companies have been committed to cleaning of dennysville that they have. second, i've never heard what you are talking about as far as all of it going to be exported. for every dollar that we send to canada, we get 90 cents back, compared to the middle east, where you get 30 cents back. it is a powerful economic benefit to be able to bring it to this country. host: here is a comment on twitter. guest: the market for oil is a world phenomenon. wherever it goes, it will be the same practical impact. the question is, who would build a refinery when the margins are so low? with crude oil, we have refineries that can handle it and it will replace oil that is declining from other countries. host: next call, democratic caller. caller: you characterize your deductions as not paying taxes on expenses. to me, maya under

and the one that we had in michigan in kalamazoo leaked and we spent almost $1 billion in four yearsyou support the president. you worked for the president. but in the coming weeks, maybe months, you might be deeply disappointed if he goes forward. that's what i hear you saying. >> this is why you have presidents. so you don't have bureaucrats doing dumb stuff. the obama tar sands pipeline should not be the legacy of the president who gave that speech. >> strong comments. i suspect the president may make a different decision than van jones has in mind. that's just my suspicion. we'll see. thanks, van. >> we'll see, thank you. >> statement after statement was popping into my e-mail inbox as soon as that draft report came out that don lothian was talking about. republicans very excited and saying, this is no longer a political football and it shouldn't be. they say it's a no-brainer. it should go ahead. clearly passions on either side. >>> still ahead, a sinkhole underneath this house. we're showing you right here. swallowed a man sleeping in his bed. we're standing by for a news confe

i'm from michigan and that sounds like someone from kalamazoo. >> i enjoyed watching the dog keep trying to climb up that slide. >> butter glove tweets i dearly hope that knockout video jumps out of the trunk and takes the win. the winner with 52 votes, the dog got 41, the shark got 7. thanks to everyone who responded. >> have a great weekend. "fox & friends" starts now. bye. >> 6:00 on the dot. great to be with you on fox first at ten. i'm anna kooiman. it is friday. three united states marines dead after a shootout at one of the largest military bases in our country. live near that base with the latest. >>steve: he's known as the father of modern terrorism, so why is the leader of the free world giving a speech underneath yasser arafat's photo? the presidential's banner blunder today. >>brian: pop quiz. why is the united states a target of terrorism? the question showing up on a fifth grade test and jeff foxworthy is not hosting. wait until you hear what they call the correct answer. it might outrage you. "fox & friends" starts now. >>steve: it's the first friday in spring. >>anna: it

kalamazoo the snow is coming down with the east wind.michigan could end up with 9 to 12 inches of >>> 7:39. good morning. taking a live look. a little haze over san jose. but look how clear the sky is. hard to tell we have rain coming in. a few clouds to show you in san francisco. a nice start to the day. because the showers are move in later on, we'll be able to hit 59 in livermore. and 65 on the way to san francisco. 67 right here in san jose. that rain moves in late and continues through tomorrow. lots of sunshine and warmer weekend ahead. >> and more people coming out of the woodwork now that the rain is coming to an end, savannah? >> dylan, thank you. >>> coming up next, why are some colleges suing their former students? the story right after this. [ poof! ] hey there, henderson family. i'm your rav4 genie. your wish is my command. i wish the old spare tire was gone. really? out of everything in the...okay. [ snaps fingers ] oh no, i meant... i wish animals could talk. much better. i wish the old spare tire was gone. [ laughs ] oh,