larson. and was really great to have met him and had a discussion with him because during that discussion it what i saw was the sincerity and his commitment to the issues. so i appreciate is if the rest of the committee would also support him >> thank you supervisor yee. any candidates for this district 78 position if anyone wants to make a statement please come forward and we'll open this up for public comment. >> good morning, chair mar and members. i'm john larson i'm asking to be considered for the vacancy on the transportation authority. i'm a 17 year resident of the west portal neighborhood i've used all transportation and different types of transit to get to my job buena vista and driving and, yes even walking. in fact, pedestrian safety is one of the reasons i'm interested in serving. specifically to implore the rate of pedestrian death and injuries that are acute on the districts 7 corridors and many interested in the transit study which is the study to look at efficiency issues an 1

>> no, that's mine. >> to krista voda. >> what a weekend for kyle larson. i want to know, could 0 you smell that victory? here you are battling kyle busch again. talk about the last couple of laps. >> yeah, i thought i wanted to start eighth and the 40 came out. we were in trouble there, or at least not up to the front and i don't know where everybody went, but i somehow ended up in second there and i was right on kyle down the backstretch. it went through my mind, man, i might sweep the weekend here. heck of a day for this target chevy, the guys made some good calls all day. we kept bouncing back and forth between being loose and tight and then finally that last one good enough on the short run to charge to the front. hats off to everybody on this car and, man, what a weekend. >> the 42 almost another win for kyle larson. >> tony stewart's running position today looked a lot like a heart monitor. you spun, fell back to 43rd. fought your way back. then you thought you might have a spring issue like va gas. and then what a run to the finish with your teammat

the severe damage on his truck was hard to miss tyler larson has been arrested for felony hit and run. police were initially looking for a two toned pickup truck, but after following up on leads, located him - and his black truck - at his antioch home. sot - we were getting tips all day long as soon as we cleared the scene.this part of the investigation. yolanda tis-careno is seen here on surveillance video pushing her cart, moments before her death. police say 29 year old larson started losing control right around this section of willow pass road sunday night jumps the curb, and ultimately hits yolanda. you can see the skid marks still on the sidewalk. the 46 year old ended up in the middle of the street. there's also some body damage to the rear of the truck. investigators are piecing together whether larson was also in an accident prior to hitting his victim. it was a tip from c-h-p that led concord police to larson sot - we're working with chp as to their involvement.wherever he drove last night at this time police wont say if drugs and alcohol were a factor. they tell us it is an

this is 29-year-old tyler larson of antioch, concord police arrested larson believing he is responsiblea woman on sunday night. curing to sources at the scene larson was driving a black 1997 chevrolet pickup traveling eastern at willow pass road. our cameras were there as investigators and california highway pa trillion collected evidence connected to the suspect vehicle. we were first to tell you about surveillance video near the scene. it captured images of 46-year-old woman leaving the parking lot of a store minutes before she was truck and killed. >> this truck was determined by police to be the one they were looking for. larsons with arrested on suspicion of felony hit and run and booked in county jail. the truck has been seized as evidence. >> developing news involving a stockton college student facing charges he tried to leave america and fight long side al qaeda. he was arrested in walk -- washington state over the week. katie? >> 20-year-old nicholas teausant is charged with attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization. if convicts of the charge, h

police say larson hit 46-year-old woman and took off. less than an hour later he was involved in a second wreck in antioch. >> still to come an important food recall to tell you about and the petaluma slaughterhouse problems are affecting a popular snack. >> new insight about debt facing mick jagger's late girlfriend as the stones decide the show will not go on. >> hanky-panky at a b&b >> the rolling stones have canceled the first date of their australian concert because of the apparent suicide of mick jagger's suicide. she was a well-known fashion designer but new details of her company show that it was nearly $6 million in debt at the end of twelve 12. >> health officials have issued another recall if a food product made by a petaluma slaughterhouse. the beef jerkcy is being recalled because of safety concerns that has a mark estm1. the company halted operations last month after a series of recalls including a recall for eight million pounds of peeve that was processed from diseased animals without a complete inspection. >> meteorologi

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this is the suspect, 29-year-old tyler larson of antioch.arson believing he is the man responsible for running down a woman on sunday on willow pass road. according to sources larson was driving a black 1997 chevrolet pickup truck traveling east on willow pass road. our cameras there were as investigators and california highway patrol collected evidence connected to the suspect vehicle. we were first to tell you about surveillance video near the scene that captured images of the 46-year-old woman leaving the parking lost a store minutes before she was struck and killed near the intersection of north 5th and willow pass ready. the pick-up was examined and it is determined the this was the car they were looking for. arson was arrested on felony hit and run and the truck has been seized as

larson. i see no other comments supervisor kim. >> i was hoping we could have a moment of silence for his leadership and participation and the process and his dedication and commitment to our city. (silence) >> thank you, everyone. >> one last note for those who are interested joseph memorials is wednesday at the 1 o'clock at the 1500 howard street. >> ms. chang open this up for public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. ms. chang call the next item >> items 3 to 5 this is consent calend address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda >> any motion on those items. moved by supervisor campos and seconded by supervisor kim. i see no comments. open this up for public comment who from the public would like to speak. it's on the minutes of the meeting so >> consent calendar for items 3 to 5. >> oh, so we're not on the approval of the minutes. >> that's under the consent calendar calendar so we'll consider items 3 to 5. >> so

>> a story that has no ending. >> 64 years later and pain is still there for darlene larson.as just five years old. her father was flying home to his wife and seven children after a business trip on june 23rd, 1950, i boarded northwest orient flight 2501 heading to minnesota. it never made it, vanishing somewhere over lake michigan. >> i was awaken by my father crying. she did her best to try to tell me what had happened, that my father was gone and would not be coming back. >> flight 2501 was at that time america's worst aviation disaster. the plane, except for some bits of rue mhuman remains, was neve found. the cause, never determined. the 58 passengers never recovered. >> it is hard to concept, because you don't have something to hold to, like a funeral or a casket or a grave. i was certain that he was wondering around the streets of chicago with amnesia and woe one day realize where he was and come home. >> therein lies much of the mystery of why was this plane so far off its course. >> author, valerie van des has interviewed the passengers from this flight. >> it is har

the victim was pushing a shopping cart moments before she was hit by larson. that happened on sunday night near north 5th street. investigators say she was on the sidewalk when his truck swerved off of the road and hit her. >> the man suspected of killing his wife has turned himself in. he surrendered late last night and is now in custody. he was wanted for the murder of his wife who was found in their home over the weekend. the couple's two children are safe. >>> a new recall this morning. possibly tied to tainted meat from a bay area slaughter house. health officials are recalling beef jerky that was produced through jan 7th of last year. that particular variety of jerky may contain bad beef. earlier this year the slaughter house recalled more than 8 .7 million pounds of meat because it processed diseased animals. >>> a close call on cal train tracks. a decision to sprint across tracks nearly cost one man his life. >>> have you gotten your mega millions lottery ticket yet? it's standing at a healthy $400 million. >>> at least we all win the collective lotter

brent larson is here to explain how this could help.analyst and editor of techbyte.com. explain iridium. >> it's interesting. it was a cell system they set up back in the late '90s so you could make cell phone calls from remote regions of world. they're being upgraded over the next couple of years so equipment could be put on airplanes so when an airplane is over water, which as we now know very clearly when it's over water it's almost untrackable, and this system will actually let that -- >> worldwide? >> worldwide. no matter where they go from pole to pole and even over the oceans they will be completely trackable in realtime. >> how long -- i mean, it's an old system. >> it's an old system. >> but they're updating it? >> they're actually updating it. >> how long? >> it does require some launching of new satelliting. they're saying from 2015 to 2018 all -- it's 66 satellites that float in a geostationary orbit that will make this a possibility. >> the network, though, is 20 years old. why hasn't this been done before? >> you know, it'

now tyler larson is under arrest for felony hit and run of yolanda tiscareno. police say larson veered off of willow pass road.jumped the curb.and hit tiscareno.who was pushing a shopping cart. police followed up on leads from c-h-p and located larson at his home in antioch it's a case with twists and turns. we'll have more on this investigation coming up in a live report at 5:30. mega millions jackpot-oc.vo pam moore the top story from the world right now, russian and crimean leaders have signed a treaty to make the region of ukraine part of russia. russian president vladimir putin signed a document today with crimea's prime minister and parliament speaker. the agreement has to be endorsed by russia's constitutional court ratified by both houses of parliament to take effect. but those steps are considered more--a mere formalities. putin has accused the west of encouraging unrest in ukraine in order to break its historic ties with russia and dismissed western criticism of the crime and russia and dismissed western criticism of the crime and about as illegitimat

nothing has come up so far. >> brett larson? >> i think this brings up a lot of interesting points and a lot of interesting angles, a lot of looks at technology. >> he says no chatter. >> we've gotten a lot of scrutiny for our nsa and how they're tracking all of us. i think when we step back and take a look at this, we have to understand that we're not dealing with, this isn't an accident that happened in our country. this isn't an accident that happened in europe where they have more of these systems in place like this to go wrong. these disparity countries spread out that have vast rural areas that don't have the technical resources we have. something like this happened off our coast, we have the best technology in the military and we're there and we could have found this. any sort of leads we would have traced them down a lot quicker. >> you brought up a very good point when we were having our discussion. up, listen. the tracking system, the satellites and what have you. we were talking about that northern track. we shouldn't

police arrested larson believing he is the man responsible for running down a woman on sunday on willow pass road. according to sources larson was driving a black 1997 chevrolet pickup truck traveling east on willow pass road. our cameras there were as investigators and california highway patrol collected evidence connected to the suspect vehicle. we were first to tell you about surveillance video near the scene that captured images of the 46-year-old woman leaving the parking lost a store minutes before she was struck and killed near the intersection of north 5th and willow pass ready. the pick-up was examined and it is determined the this was the car they were looking for. arson was arrested on felony hit and run and the truck has been seized as evidence. >>> it is 4:30. and now a stockton college student is facing charges he tried to lobby america and fight long side al-qaeda after being arrested in washington state over the weekend. katie marzullo is in the newsroom with the latest. katie marzullo? >> 20-year-old nicholas teausant be taken from see at to sacramento. at court he was

who can challenge him with junior, logano, keselowski and larson behind? >> junior hasn't been able to get down beside harvick which has been a huge advantage for kevin. making him go through turns one and two, pick up four or five car lengths and be able to run away from these guys. junior's been side by side with other racers. he needs his best restart of the day right now. try to get beside harvick, hold him down and grab the lead off two. >> going back to daytona, he thought he had a good car. he never minded starting from the back or how to weave his way through. it is important, something he talked about, the minute he jobbed tony stewart and stewart haas racing was he want a win right away for the new team. something kenseth talked about last year when he first went to joe gibbs racing. he said, all that's left for me to get is say championship. tony stewart is a guy who can push me for that. he's all but guaranteedfed being in the chase again and can work from there. >> we talked about how important it was for stewart haas racing to rebound. only o

it happened on sunday night and late last night police arrested this man. 29-year-old tyler larson. investigators believe he was behind the wheel of the pickup that struck her. concord police say they arrested him after getting a lot of help from the community. >> just really grateful the public and the media for helping us out with this one. and kept it -- you know we were getting tips all day long. >> larson's vehicle has been confiscated. it's still not clear what caused that pickup to jump the curb. >>> new this morning, the investigation of a possible homicide in san jose. a man was found dead in a marijuana grow house in the eden vail area. the body was discovered after a fire at the house on eppling lane. police were called to the home last night. >>> and a national guardsman from northern california is in custody accused of trying to go to the middle east to fight alongside terrorists. kpix 5's joe vasquez went to the valley. >> reporter: at his community college in stockton, students can't believe 20-year-old nicholas teausant is accused of trying to be a terrorist. >> he t

. >> reporter: 64 years later, and the pain is still there for darlene larson.e was just 5 years old, her father, leo, was flying home to his wife and seven children after a business trip. on june 23rd, 1950, he boarded northwest orient flight 2501 heading to minnesota. it never made it. vanishing somewhere over lake michigan. >> i was awoken by my mother crying. she did her best to try to tell me what had happened, that my father was gone and would not be coming back. >> reporter: the flight was at that time america's worst aviation disaster. the plane, except for some bits of human remains, was never found. the cause never determined. the 58 passengers never recovered. >> it's hard to concept, because you don't have something to hold to. like a funeral or casket or a grave. i was certain that he was wandering around the streets of chicago with amnesia and he would one day realize where he was and come home. >> there in lies much of the mystery. >> reporter: valley has interviewed more than 200 family members of the passengers from flight 2501. >> they don't un

late last night police arrested this man, 29-year-old tyler larson. investigators believe the antioch man was behind the wheel of a pickup that struck her. police have arrested him after getting a lot of help from the community. >> just really grateful to the public and the media for helping us out with this one. and kept it you know, we were getting tips all day long. >> larson's vehicle has been impounded. it's still not clear what caused the pickup to jump the curb. >>> a man came within a second of getting himself killed on the caltrain tracks. kpix 5's mark kelly shows thus video of the close call. >> reporter: that is where the luckiest man in redwood city looks like. caltrain released this surveillance video of the near miss at the redwood city station. one train passes and then about a minute into the video, with the guard arms down, and with the express train bells barreling ever closer, a group scampers across the tracks and then one more guy makes a run for it. feet possibly inches from death. in a release on their blog, caltrain says incid

officers took 29-year-old tyler larson into custody at his home in antioch and investigators believe he was behind the wheel of a black chevy silverado pick up that was involved in this deadly collision just before midnight. that truck veered off at 5th street slamming into yolanda. she was the mother of four grown children who had been living on the streets off and on lately. her family told us they are relieved and police have made an arrest -- arrested. they caught the crash shortly after four. >> we had a lucky break. for the knitly -- fortunately chp had some leads and had contact with a vehicle which turned out to be the vehicle we were looking for. they gave us a stipulate this afternoon -- >> and chp gave concord a list, cop cord officers went into custody there. el man police believe wasn't behind the wheel 29-year-old tyler larson is faced with a hit-and-run charge and has been booked into jail. >>> detectives in campbell are still trying to determine what happened sunday night. ivan dewas a junior. and then if he says he only used his wife when several other teens jumped h

team members in that group, we will be talking by phone with one of the embers of the team, emma larson, right now. what was your reaction when you heard that your team won the grand prize this year question ? >> we were shocked. we were in the room and we looked across at one another and we all could not believe it. >> when he finished the documentary, did you have a sense of how good it was? >> no, we did not. >> tell me how you got interested in the first place. who introduced you to it? >> our ninth grade government teacher. >> how did your team come together, were you able to pick who served or did the teacher assign them? >> we did pick our team members and we chose other people that we have known and we were comfortable and knew that we worked well together. >> when you joined forces had any of you done documentaries before? >> no. >> how did the learned how to do them? >> we watched a lot of videos about how to make the documentaries and tips about editing and things like that. >> how did you choose the topic? >> we chose the topic by in our government class we have to complete

i would like to thank jeff larson and jennifer lowe from sfgtv. >> do we have any announcements? >> city clerk: yes. please shutdown any electronic devices. any speaker cards shall be submitted to the clerk. items will be listed on the agenda. >> madam clerk, please call the first item. city clerk: agenda[collective bargaining agreement, arbitration award - international brotherhood of electrical workers, local 6 - fy2013-2014]1400321.sponsor: mayorordinance adopting and implementing the arbitration award amending amendment no. 2 to the 2012-2014 collective bargaining agreement between the city and county of san francisco and the international brotherhood of electrical workers, local 6, by implementing special terms and conditions of city clerk: sf 11234 >> >> >> okay. we are martin grand the employer relations director who is going to present on this item? >> yes. good morning supervisors and to the chair i'm martin grand employee relation for the department of human resources. this is for the last bargaining unit for 2012. it involves powerhouse operators and hetch hetchy and i

avalos the chair of the authority and today's authority meeting is broadcast to us by jessie lar larsonou for your work. madam clerk will you please call the roll. >> campos absent. chiu absent. mr. farrell farrell present. commissioner kim. tang present. commissioner wiener. wiener present. we have quorum. ? m. any comments or questions on the minutes? okay we can do comment on item number 2 seeing none we'll close public comment and the motion to approve the minutes a roll call vote. commissioner avenue avenue. >> aye. >> commissioner breed? >> chiu absent. >> commissioner cohen. >> kim aye. >> wiener aye. >> commissioner ye the item passes. >> chair report this is an information item. >> good morning colleagues it has been another busy and productive year at the transportation authority. in particular i wish to thank vice chair scott wiener for your partnership and leadership on transportation issues and eric mar for plans and programs and on behalf of my colleagues i wish to thank all of our aids to help with the large work we have here and the transportation staff. during the selec

wiener to supervisor jane kim and supervisor malia cowen i want to thank sfgovtv specifically jessica larson and others madam clerk, any announcements? >> >> yes. mr. pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices items acted upon today will be in the april 14th agenda unless otherwise stated. . okay madam clerk, call item one >> it's an ordinance amending the planning and administrative code for the in-law unit within an ax letter structure. >> i'm the author of item number one so colleagues before us you today is legislation that will allow for the creation of in-law unit in the castro neighborhood for for the first place in more than 3 decades will add rent control united and was supported by planning commission. the legislation has broad support by the bay area report and the lgbt 0 democratic club and liveable city and by spur. colleagues i'm sure you're aware of we have a housing affordability countries are ♪ the upper castro area other than the projects along market street we've added very little housing in the neighborhood. we know that in san francisco between 2003 and 12 our

a 29-year-old antioch man was arrested, tyler larson. the 46-year-old victim was seen if video leaving the store moments before being hit on sunday night. particular senator is held at the contra costa county jail. the man arrested in connection with the shooting after san francisco police officer is scheduled for arraignment today after leading authorities on a high speed chase through four counties before being arrested in san jose. he is charged with possession of ammunition by a felon and assault on a police officer. ruano is accused of trying to run down two officers and not charged in the shooting of 9 officer who was hit in the shoulder. investigators have not ruled out friendly fire by his manner. shaw will make a full recovery. >> friends are remember a san jose teen stabbed to death. the 16-year-old died after the stabbing at the john d. morgan park in campbell. police say diaz and a homeless man suspected of killing him got into a fight that led to the stabbing. friend of each say the other is to blame. >> he wasn't aggressive

kevin larson, coming the other way. ty of awould have a beau three.they advance to the atlantic 10 finals. it may be chilly now, but all too soon, we will see the warm 90 degrees days at the park. many of you will be sweltering on the plastic seats. including myself. it will continue for a while. the owner said he will not invest in a retractable roof. nevertheless, people will still come to see strasburg. he was on his game. he pitched 4 innings. he improved his e.r.a.. that is pretty impressive. 1-0. fantastic. up the middle. another run. t scores. they yankees. still happy to see chris and david's again. hot in spring. third homer of the preseason. orioles win. a big nfl signing. julius peppers agreed to a three-year, 30 million dollar deal with the green bay packers. >> it was all over the newspapers. a big deal. coming up, harbor overload. -- carb >> a could be the biggest a bowl of pasta ever. organizers recorded more than

and that is jim smith, and jessiy larson. >> be sh you are to silence all cell phone and devices and cards should be submitted to the clerk and the items acted upon today will be provided on march 18th agenda. >> the hearing of the regulatory status of the private transportation networks and their role in meeting staoet's transportation goelts. >> this is an item that has been introduced by supervisor mar and i want to thank him for bringing this forward on a very important topic that i know that there is a lot of interest in this topic from the people throughout the city, and certainly in my district and so with that, i will turn it over to supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar? >> thank you, chair campos and i know that for much of this meeting that the key concern is pedestrian and street safety, and this item is a key part of making sure that there are strong policies in our city to make sure that children such as little one that passed from being hit by a driver on new year's eve and many others, can be safe on the streets. i wanted to say that goals of this hearing are to really li

and that is jim smith, and jessiy larson. >> be sh you are to silence all cell phone and devices and cardsh

larson by the way from sacramento and for the second straight year the 18 goes to the checkered flag down in socal. >>> arnold palmer looks at the final round of keegan bradley. needed to make this tie in order to -- putt in order to tie for the lead. about 4 inches. that miss means that matt every picks up his first pga victory. the masters is just around the corner. >>> chase brandy, you heard him say stanford didn't get a lot of respect. they know his name now. >> and you think their best is yet to come? >> i really don't believe they have put together a complete game yet. they are better than they showed in games 1 and 2. bring it on dayton. >>> all right, 60 minutes is next. >>> your latest news and weather on kpix.com. we'll see you at 11:00 tonight. >>> good night. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford >> i felt that week that i had the weight of the world on my shoulders, and i am sure i was not the only one. >> pelley: hundreds hurt, three killed. moments before, rick deslauriers had been counting the moments to retirement. now, on boylston street, he took ov

bill larson thanking him for recent acts of kindness, he will donate the said check to the march of dimes organization. >> also a request of officers cummins, carew caraway and durkin to accept a $20 subway sandwich gift card for the mrs. halloran for the recognition of the officer's kindness toward in a family in need 6789 >> you have in your packet, the occ document and protocol, and are there any corrections or concerns? >> no, corrections, but i just wanted to point out that i did notice that there are some documents that were late in production, or were not produced yet at all and i want to flag that. >> okay. >> as something that we want to monitor. >> and i see that we have the captain here so that we can work on that. >> okay. >> and with the reference to the request of officer cummins to accept a $100 gift that he will turn around and return to the march of dimes and the officers from apparently central station that are getting a $20 sandwich gift cards, i would like to ask the chief, could we avoid doing this and just having these officers just say no? >> well f they would like

live in new york, with more on the actual technology is brett larson, cnn analyst and host of the web cast and syndicated radio program tech bites and also joining brett and me, once again from our virtual cockpit in canada, joined by cnn's martin savidge and flight instructor, mitchell castado. brett, first and foremost. when we hear the fbi is now combing a hard drive of a flight simulator, how much can you comb? what kind of forensics can we actually get out of this thing? >> you can get literally anything that was on that computer. so anything that he threw out. even if it was just as simple as his web history and he deleted that. that is going to show up on the marred drives. data goes on to a hard drive the same way frosting goes on to a cake. one layer at a time. and when you take a chunk of that frosting away, delete a file, it just creates room on the hard drive where more data is going to override it. >> if you're a person of this caliber, this is a tech guru. wouldn't he be savvy enough to delete the right way, meaning delete forever? >> yeah. but delete forever, in order t

had to hold on a rookie kyle larson who was making a charge at the ends. but number 18 goes to the checkered flag. arnold palmer looks at the final round in bay hill. keegan bradley needed to make this long put in order to tie for -- did he get it? okay, kinds ever close. mat he havery picks up his first ever pga win. >> does arnold palmer ever play any more? >> no, he does not. you will see him at the masters with the ceremonial tee off. >> hung up the spike. >> we're going to do that for now, too. see you at 6:30. >>> have a good night. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> tonight, out of nowhere -- >> oh, my gosh. >> a deadly mud slide leaves more than a dozen missing, we will have more on the search for survivors and what a threat, why the threat is not over. >> a collision spills into 168,000-gallons of oil into the water in texas. >> manuel bojorquez on the effort to contain the damage. >> inside the exhausting search forlight 370, now missing for 16 days. holly williams in perth, australia. >> the irs says it is the biggest phone tax scam ever. >> how criminals are

joining me now here is technology analyst brett larson. whole host of countries and host of assets in the ocean, and the air and indeed in space with the satellites, but the malaysians are asking for specific thengs from the u.s., and particularly advanced technology and what are they asking for and why? >> well, one of the things they are asking for from us is a hydrophone which is a microphone which is specifically designed to hear in water and you can't just put a microphone in the water and drop something in there in a waterproof housing, becau because it is not going to hear as well as the hydrophone microphone which is designed to work in the high pressure of the water. >> and to listen for the ping? >> yes. >> and what kind of distance underwater? >> well, we have heard from 5 to 10 miles on that. but that means that they have to be near it, and take into account if it is a part of the ocean that is very deep, and down there at the bottom, that signal has to go very far. >> and you are talking about the thousands of square miles and

they arrested tyler larson and he is the driver of the pickup truck that jumped the sidewalk and killed the woman sunday night. concord police received a tip from the chp and that led them to both the suspect and his chevy silverado pickup truck in antioch. >> we found his car parked on the street and we were able to take a good look at it and at which point based on the evidence at that point he was arrested and brought to concord. >> 46-year-old yolanda was killed in sunday night's crash. shed been living on the street while sometimes staying with friends. there was surveillance video of her pushing a shopping cart just moments before she was hit. >> a warning to people trying to out run the train. caltrans tweeted this and you can hear the crossing gate bells and then one man barely making it across the tracks in time. they posted the video to remind people to be cautious around the track. >>> the man accused of trying to run over two police officers is due back in court. he is scheduled to be brought up on charges. he tried to back his car into two officers. adam shaw was shot in th

gender sthas have participated in the sport, then the grandstands will be too. >> reporter: both larsontory lane. for "cbs this morning," mark strassmann, bristol, tennessee. >> daryl "bubba" wallace jr. will race in martinsville, virginia. that's where he won in october, becoming the first african-american to race. i'm thinking bubba is hubba bubba cute. i think we should go see nascar. i have never been. have you, charlie? >> of course, i have. >> of course, you have. have you? no. >> bubba is a young man comfortable with himself. >> yeah. he's got grit. i like that. >> that's the most important thing. >> chef alice waters a leader in the farm to table movement writing a note to her younger self about overcoming challenges and reaching the height of success. that's coming up on "cbs this morning." breaking news right now, fel agents are conducting a numr around the bay >>> good morning, everyone. time for some news headlines. breaking news now. federal agents are conducting a number of raids all around the bay area today. the fbi served multiple search warrants at different locations

when you get to a young person, they get to larson street at 18 or 19 years old.having that extra 2 years to support them will have a much better outcome. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors, my name is natalie. i'm here representing the chinese coalition for children. i'm currently staffing a program by the children's fund that works with 30 amazing young people from low income working class background. i am a direct product of the children's fund. it's critical to have the support for the young people in our city especially when the city is becoming more expensive for the working class and low income families and having less opportunity for young people. it's important to incorporate age transitional youth because you turn 18-21. i was fortunate enough to have the support i needed in that phase. there are many out this that are not lucky. i urge you to support the coals recommendation to benefit more young people for the future of san francisco. thank you. >> hello, good evening supervisors, my name is lily. i'm at coleman advocates. i'm here because

darlene larson and her six siblings grew up without their father. her mother never remarried.hes be spread at the suspected crash site in lake michigan so she could find her husband in death. a single grave site where some of the unidentified human remains are buried marks the loss of all aboard the fateful flight. the living still coping. >> it's an eerie thing just wondering, wondering, and just not knowing what actually happened. >> reporter: so while most of us are riveted by all the ins and outs of malaysia airlines, darlene larson said she can't bear to watch it saying it is too traumatic and too familiar. >> kyung, thank you very much. the human toll of this, david mckenzie reporting with families hoping for a hijacking because it left open the possibility of some sort of a miracle. as our breaking news coverage continues we'll give you the latest here we have. the united states using unprecedented technology along with malaysian authorities to determine where this flight is, they say it was pinging back and forth to satellites up to five times, one time an hour. they n

>> brett larson, david soucie, michael kay, always just fascinating and frustrating. and maddening all at the same time. david and michael, stick around. the agonizing uncertainty for the families. don't forget about these people. we're at week two. families. it brings up some pretty tricky legal questions. the risk of sounding crass here, but there is a financial issue for many of them. how insurance money could be used to help these families if the passengers are never found. and how tough is it for them to get the money? is it up you to them, or is there someone helping them? that's next. ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can clear a table without lifting a finger, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. ♪ zyrtec®. muddle no more™. [ female announcer ] this week, save up to $9 on zyrtec® products. see sunday's newspaper. ♪ ♪ so you can have a getaways. from what you know. so you can be surprised by what you don't. get two times th

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