three people were killed including 39-year-old knowle johnson and two youngsters, 14-year-old kristy limas and her 9-year-old sister brook. all part of a larger blended family, according to the chp none of those killed were wearing seatbelts. johnson's close friend told abc 7 news the family was traveling home from a birthday celebration for a 4-year-old. johnson her boyfriend chris and six daughters were riding in a cadillac when it was struck. one of the children, one of the surviving children remains hospitalized. tran is now expected to be arraigned here in dublin sometime tomorrow. in dublin, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> laura. thank you. we hear today from a close family friend who reveals the heart breaking reason the mother and two daughters were in the car when this that deadly crash happened. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has more. >> the family in the car was come home from a full day of celebrating a birthday. friends say the family started the day at the zoo. that it's a blened family, a couple with six daughters. >> from the zoo they wanted to do cupcakes and prese

after their morning drive at all can you conservancy pauline and knowles insley settle down for breakfast in the wild. this is the last day of safari for the couple from new zealand. the highlight here became the food and we're going camping site with taking picnic breakfast with us and so it's all picked ready for as we go up. we find a lovely location we sit. on the other side of the camp simon koichi and his team of rangers keep watch simon has worked as a senior warden for three and a half years now but still he has to convince the locals that protecting the environment is important. when i talk about environmental security so that people don't cut trees down dong calls five s on a wide life you know. so that they become their war dogs. with a community and then we have the government. simon benefits from the partnership between the locals and to safari companies in this partnership members of the neighboring most i community lease out more than seventy five hundred hectares of land. they receive a monthly payment depending on the number of acres they have leased. today there are almo

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deputy city attorney susan cleveland knowles through the chair. the deputy city attorney requires insurance acceptable to the city program, so any accident that was due to the scooters would be the liability of the scooter operators. >> okay. very good. and then, finally, in the questions category -- well, two more questions -- and i'll say, director brinkman has just been reaffirmed, so i'm going to enjoy my five minutes of fame. director brinkman and borden have just been confirmed. someone calls 311 about a scooter on the sidewalk, and there is no response from 311. >> that should not be the response from 311. i know we've been addressing the way those calls are handled, but to the extent those are accurate, those should not be happening that way. >> may we ask you to follow up on that and -- >> we are doing so, but yes. >> and then, my final question, the cap -- there's been a lot of speaking about the cap on the number of scooters. my understanding is that the cap is really sort of associated with the pilot program, and that the idea here is

for the record, my name is karen knowles-pierce, and i am currently and have been since its inception the chair of the treasure island yerba buena island citizens' advisory board. thank you for this hearing. i urge you to consider passage of this -- of this item before you today. i've heard the people who are against it, and we are certainly, all of us who sit on the c.a.b. and have been since 2001, have always been big supporters of sailing center and want to be sure that there is not only space but sufficient space for them to have these important and exciting times in their lives, learning how to sale and learniand -- sail and learning how to be a team member when you sail. i'm a sailor, and when i wrote my letter for consideration for the c.a.b., the state of clipper cove was what urged me to do this. when i first saw the original 400 slip, it was large. when it was reconfigured, i was very unhappy with the untenuator because it stuck way out to the south and impeded process -- progress into the cove where people can have a good time. as you've heard, the slips have been reduced b

consisting of a man woman and six daughters were in the suv that rolled over several times. 39-year-old knowle johnson, 14-year-old kristy limb as and her sister brook were killed. they were heddell hole to manteca offer celebrating another birthday in the bay area. tran's family show up yesterday for his arraignment which was postponed to today. but this afternoon word came down from the d.a. office that official charges wouldn't be filed and tran would be released. in their statement prosecutors say the investigation in this matter is ongoing and the d.a. office requires additional information as well as investigation prior to making a charging decision. prosecutors have not said what information they still require from the chp investigation. as you can imagine, those close to the victims are not happy. family friend amy moony spoke with me on the phone about tran she said accepted quote we know he is responsible for their deaths. why haven't they opinion able to charge him? she also said quote they need to revoke his driver's license and passport so he can't get away. prosecutors appear to

the alameda county earn coroner identified the victims as knowle johnson, 39, kristy, 14 and brook linas 9 all from antiqua. it doesn't appear they were wearing seatbelts. five others including four juveniles were injured and taken to the hospital. compared to last year, the chp expects dui marijuana arrests in the bay area will be up which 70% by the end of 2010. >> the decisions people make, the decision this person made to drive under the influence, change these people's lives forever. >> tran paces several charges, including gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated as well as counts for dui and causing bodily injury. his bill has been set at $195,000. in fremont, chris wynn, abc 7 news. >> as chris mentioned the victims were from antiqua outside of stockton. the community is morning today. lyanne melendez continues the coverage live from sierra high school in the community where one victim was a freshman. lyanne. >> the school close to where we are kristen, this is still very much a developing story. so there are still things that we don't know, for example who was driving that

three people were killed including 39-year-old knowle johnson and two youngsters be 14-year-old kristy and her 9-year-old sister brooke. they were part of a larger blended family. johnson her boyfriend chris and their six daughters were riding in the cadillc when it was struck. >> their baby carolyn was four on the day of the accident. >> johnson's crossfriend told abc 7 news the family was traveling home from a birthday celebration that included stops at the zoo and santa cruz. >> she put her life and heart and soul into being a mom to the babies. and she was a great friend. i have a lot of years of friendship with her. and it's hard. it's a hard loss. >> counselors were brought into the school in manteca where brook attended. >> it's very, very sad. to lose someone so young. it seems oh senseless. >> according to the chp, none of those killed were wearing seatbelts. one of the children remains hospitalized. in dublin, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> oakland police are searching for the driver in a deadly hit-and-run collision. sky7 caught the aftermath of the crash at 98th and bancrof

still at the scene at 11567 crow canyon road, according to alameda county fire spokeswoman aisha knowlesad found anyone in the vehicle. thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) another big story this morning... school is closed today in santa fe, texas and the community mourns the loss of 10 people killed in a high school shooting.( james ) omar jimenez tells us how the town is slowly trying to move forward. ordinarily today, students would be getting ready to come back to school here at santa fe high school but that won't be the case, at least today in to tomorrow as well. many students and parents are still trying to process how their lives changed in just a matter of minutes.it's a week that santa fe high schoolers were supposed to spend counting down the days to graduation. hunter bloomfield / student: it's the end of the year. i mean, i had a powder puff game; having the time of my life the day before and then the next day, people get shot. two teachers and eight students were killed friday, when police say a 17-year-old student opened fire just a

as david knowles, they all happily brief they are not happy with the way to resume a —— theresa may isesa may is going, but they just haven't said she should go in public. they are briefing behind the scenes. that is the threat and obviously, as david and others have been writing today, the latest element of the bust up on the latest element of the bust up on the customs union and what they want to go for after the transition period, whether it is this partnership that theresa may ones or this massive and facilitation proposal from david this massive and facilitation proposalfrom david davis and this massive and facilitation proposal from david davis and the rest of the brexiteers. this is the struggle between them at the moment. do you see any rumour talk, david, for a compromise on this? —— any room. it doesn't look as if you could merge the two to have something everyone likes, it was most as if they were dislike it even more than before. the brexit purists believe the only way to achieve a clean brexit is to leave the customs union. bhas said she will leave the customs union and th

after being accused of es knowled espionage. and when he got sick he was treated for that sickness. thanking the trump administration for helping secure the release. i was struck seeing that kim hak-song detained in may of last year his hair had turned completely gray. during his time in detention. in north korea. i interviewed his wife days after his detention. he has been teaching a university students how to grow rice in north korea. and she was of course in may hearing her husband had been detained. i'm sure the family members will want to speak with their loved ones upon their relooease here. the family of tony kim put out a statement where they thanked the trump administration. and also added quote continue to pray for the people of north korea. and for the release of the all still being held. that's very important here. it gets to the dismal human rights record of north korea. south korea welcoming the release of the three u.s. souths but calling for the release of six of their own citizens still held. an issue that's come up in the recent summit between the north and south k

after notifying next of kin, the alameda county coroner bureau identified the victims as knowle johnson 39, kristy lichlt ma. 14 and brook linas 13. the three effected from the cadillac on interstate 880 north on stephenson boulevard. five others were inside the vehicle including four juveniles injured and taken to the hop. chp investigators believed this man 21-year-old of san jose was responsible and driving under the influence of marijuana. witnesses say tran was speeding and driving his toyota camry erratically before the crash zpla the investigation, determined that offense under the influence of marijuana. >> tran faces charges including gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated as well as counts for dui and causing bodily injury. >> the decisions people make, the decision this person made to drive under the influence changed people's lives forever. >> compared to last year the chp expects dui marijuana arrests in the bay area will be up by 70% by the end of 2018, a troubling prediction. of marijuana just as bad as driving under the influence of alcohol. >> transbail set at $

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it was declassified then and the white house and all the other intelligence agencies knowled acknowledgedhat. it was stopped at that point. this was clearly a misstatement. i called it out as soon as it came out and they waited an hour and a half. sarah sanders said yesterday they quick lly corrected the record. they have not corrected it bauds they d -- because they did not issue a statement. they fixed the website. do you think this was a clerical error or something more involved where they were trying to muddy the waters and suggest that iran still has a nuclear program? >> i don't know for sure. my first reaction when i saw that was here we go again. we remember in the lead up to the iraq war there was all this misinformation coming out about how saddam hussein was marching toward getting weapons of mass destruction and back in september 2002, netanyahu testified before the congress that iraq was poised to get a nuclear weapon and that we needed to take him out. yes, for a moment there it looked like all these things were happening again and with netanyahu's state the other day, clear

>> cbs news president david forum,said in a public in a very broad statement, he said we add no knowle that's kind of a sweeping statement, at least it sounds scweeping to me, and i thinkur reporting shows there was knowledge. we're not saying every person knew but certainly some people knew and i think the question is how pervasive was it, how widespread was it, how much collective knowledge was there at cbs. >> yang: you cited a manager of someone trying to talk someone out of taking a job at charlie rose. >> a woman came in and interviewed for a position to be charlie rose's assistant and a cbs news executive pulled this woman aside and said i wt you to think long and hard before you take this job. do you really want to be a with this man? >> yang: amy brittain of "the washington post," thank you so much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: next, another installment of our weekly brief but spectacular series where we ask people about their passion. .etonight, dana mortenson,. of "world savvy," talks about how the organization is reimagining k through twelve education to prepare students for

the great american philosopher hasnce knowles said, it been said that racism is so american that if youhallenge racism, you look like you are challenging america. we are challenging in a quality. we are challenging the refusal to see me as an individual. >> i have a couple of questions. let's assume i have benefited from my weight privilege -- white privilege. michael: was that very individual of you? >> let's get precise about this. to what degree is my present level of achievement a whitequence of might privilege? 5%, 15%, 25%, 75%? and what you propose i do about it? how about a tax so i can account for my damn privilege. let's get precise about one other thing. michael: precise. hmmm. if we can agree, and we haven't, that the left can go too far, which it clearly can't, how would my opponents precisely defined when the left has gone too far? you didn't like equity, equality of outcome, and i think that is a great marker. let's figure out how i can dispense with my white privilege so you can tell me when the left has gone too far, since they clearly can't. can.nce they clearly that's

the great american philosopher beyonce knowles -- [laughter] said, it has been said that racism is sorican that if you challenge racism, you look like you are challenging america. we are challenging inequality. we are challenging the refusal to see me as an individual. when we overcome that, have at it. >> [indiscernible] >> i have a couple of questions. >> let's assume i have benefited from my white privilege, so .et's assume that let's get precise. >> was that very individual with you? >> let's get precise about this. to what degree is my present level of attainment or achievement a consequence of my white privilege? i do not mean assorted. do you mean 5%, 15%, 25%, 75%? and what do you propose i do about it? how about the tax specialized for me so i can account for my damn white privilege so i can stop worrying about it. let's get precise about one other thing. >> precise? >> yes, precise. >> hmmm. >> if we can agree, and we haven't, that the left can go too far, which it clearly can't, how would my opponents precisely define when the left they stand for has gone too far? you didn'

you knowl ama with the north koreans? you knowl am a keen student of body language.arah summers put out today, this is the meeting at the moment mike pompeo came back. just look at the faces there. of course, they have been studying kim the years. chief of staff kelly, the vp, donald trump, is that kellyanne conway with her back to us? that is melani nanai. it is, you are right. they have been studying kim the yea rs, they have been studying kim the years, they have the intel then the way he works, that they don't know much about him, what he wants right now and how. there is a huge interest in how that it has gone, and what sort of a person donald trump will be meeting in singapore. i thought that was fascinating, so much that they don't know about kim jong—un, and mike pompeo of course, two visits now to pyeongchang. he certainly has the inside track. christian, you are a - student of christian, you are a good student of body language, not such a good student fashion, we have been watching that jacket for the student fashion, we have been watching thatjacket for th