from south hayward, first time coming down, had a great time coming down and a chance to go to lake elizabeth. i didn't know how the tracks would get to here and i was very interested to get there. >> reporter: passengers like being at the end of the line station to be assured to get a train seat. that will change as two more stations are added in santa clara county. >> i've been waiting for this to open for quite some time. it's a great and will make my day faster and easier. >> reporter: abc7 news. >>> a large crowd of university of california students rallied against a recent hike in costs. for the first time in six years tuition and fees are going up, this time by 2$234. most students are ill equipped to handle the cost of education. >> if they're not eating and don't have housing,ian how we're supposed to do this. students are struggling to barely meet their basic needs. >> democrats have proposed a 6 $1.6 billion spending plan they say will make a college education in california debt-free. >>> if you commute on sombet area roads like the east shore freeway, you have to put three cars to

elizabeth cook. the crime scene stretches from 14th and harrison near lake merritt in oakland to ashby and college in berkeley. that is where andria borba is live tonight. >> reporter: well, liz, ken, the scene is clearing now. take a look behind me. this white truck is at the center of everything happening out here right now. it was 6:15 in the evening at 14th and harrison. an opd officer was rammed by that white truck. that is when a chase started. it went through oakland, san leandro, hayward, and wound up here in berkeley. opd had the chopper up and it was an off and on chase because they lost ... until 7:30 this evening. corner of college and ashby. the driver of the truck fled to the roof of a nearby ice cream parlor. we have cell phone video of the

lake michigan. he complained bitterly to elizabeth e that he would soon be dead if compelled to remain three months in this deadly -- dreadful house. a love with mary harland and eager to get on with his own career, robert was hampered by a sense of responsibility for his younger brother, coupled with fears about his unstable mother. 's brother thad remained a sunny 13-year-old, despite all he had been through. mrs. lincoln had herself away at the hotel, finding it easier to cope within a contained environment rather than confronting reality. there is evidence that she began to medicate herself with doctors remedies as well as alcohol to dull the pain. after years of being the center of attention, mary lincoln was now shunned aside, facing debt and doubt and feeling alone. she still owes thousands of dollars. first and foremost, she requested the remainder of lincoln's salary, all four years of the salary should be paid to her. she realized that only one year's salary, $25,000, would barely cover her expenses to one new york store account. she was mortified when the extent of her death -- her debt

elizabeth cook. the crime scene stretches from 14th and harrison near lake merritt in oakland to ashby and college in berkeley. that is where andria borba is live tonight. >> reporter: well, liz, ken, the scene is clearing now. take a look behind me. this white truck is at the center of everything happening out here right now. it was 6:15 in the evening at 14th and harrison. an opd officer was rammed by that white truck. that is when a chase started. it went through oakland, san leandro, hayward, and wound up deadly encounter with officers in fremont. she spoke with our joe vasquez tonight. >> reporter: family and friends are gathers here in noel park in antioch to say good-bye to ebby who died at the hands of police. she was 16 years old and confided in her cousin she was pregnant. >> i try to be there for her. >> reporter: she was in a car with three others including her cousin ariana. an unmarked car began chasing her friend's car and that is when her car sped off and clipped an undercover police car. her car was still driving away when bullets started flying. >> i heard gunshots. i didn't think a

elizabeth cook. the crime scene stretches from 14th and harrison near lake merritt in oakland to ashby and college in berkeley. that is where andria borba is live tonight. >> reporter: well, liz, ken, the scene is clearing now. take a look behind me. this white truck is at the center of everything happening out here right now. it was 6:15 in the evening at 14th and harrison. an opd officer was rammed by that white truck. that is when a chase started. it went through oakland, san leandro, hayward, and wound up here in berkeley. opd had the chopper up and it was an off and on chase because they lost ... until 7:30 this evening. corner of college and ashby. the driver of the truck fled to the roof of a nearby ice cream parlor. we have cell phone video of the standoff that ensued out here quite some time in the elm wood neighborhood. he was eventually talked down. >> there was a pursuit that went through down into san leandro into hayward and back up here. >> it was a huge police chase that went up the street with multiple cars cars. >> reporter: you are taking a live look at the scene where the car is a

diesel emission reductions, great lakes, and let me say one more point. >> elizabeth: made. >> lelandntioned that first. >> president trump trump wants to delegate authority away from washington d.c. to the states. many people may applaud that. in the same breath, with the, but the budget is doing is reducing this funding by 30 percent. we cannot do more with less. >> leland: a lot of people would say you shouldn't do more with less, you should simply just do less. >> you can do less, the climate change programs with the epa's funding, the regulation for clean powerpoint should all be on the chopping block because it's only going to increase energy bills across the country and make no meaningful difference when it comes to climate impact. >> the epa's own cost-benefit analysis has said those co2 would be negligible. >> we have to leave it there and part of president trump saying he's gonna put coal miners back to work has to do this. now onto another thing president trump talked about during his address, chicago in this soaring crime rate. he's looking to fix america in their cities.

lake after they were reported missing. >> whoever is out there, just begging you to bring our girls back home. >> reporter: the bodies of t later. elizabeth'sints out the eerie similarities with l libthe other murders. both crimes committed on the 13th of the month. >> two kids at once is a very uncommon thing to have happen. and also just being on the 13th of the month, just kinda struck me as really odd. >> reporter: the authorities hunting liberty and abigail's killers telling abc news they've compared notes with investigators in iowa. >> at this point, we're not comfortable saying, yes, there is a connection, or no, there's not. we just don't have enough information. >> reporter: on the surface, these cases have similarities, underage kids, on trails, remote areas of two different states, killed during daylight hours. once you get beyond that, the cases really aren't similar. you have an abduction in the one in number of states in between these two crime scenes. and sos t the same guy, i think, is not likely. >> reporter: still as communities grieve in two separate states, the family is holding on to hope for answers. >> one of the bigg

lake this they gave son than advantages over others and that's where he ended up on the subject. >> lou, you mentioned were about economic inequality today. we see this across the spectrum from supporters of elizabeth war in, bernie sanders of the 1% to president trump and supporters talking about a rich system for draining the swamp. two atoms diagnosis and account of the few, how is it similar to what we see today versus the similar and unique to its own kind? >> one of the surprising moments for me in researching this book was when i was flipping through an unrelated moment, flipping through a book written in the 1950s by a sociologist named c. )-right-paren who wrote a famous book called the power elite, which is probably the most authoritative study of americans social economic elites in the 20th century. in the chapter at the very end, he is writing about a certain element of the power elite. he said that this figure in american history that pretty much said all of this and that is john madden. he goes on to quote john adams, especially another major book john adams wrote while sitting at the vice president of the united states. one thing that is very similar to current contemporary ways of t