lee ann? >> reporter: we are on southbound low avenue where we are inching slowly. it is not as bad as that section of i-80 where cars are just stopped, unable to move. this is what we know. two people have been injured, a man and a woman. the man, according to a chp spokesperson was shot several times. he is in critical condition. we are going to show you a picture of the chopper, an emergency ambulance, if you will, landing on the freeway that was used to transport him to the hospital. he, we are told, is in critical condition. now, the woman was shot in the hand. she has minor injuries and taken to the hospital. now, you can see there are two cars in that video. a red suv and the silver minivan on the freeway. we don't know who those cars belong to. if the man and the woman were together, we don't know. or if one of the cars belong to the man and the other to the woman. we just don't know. chp officers are all over those two vehicles and clearly, they have some of the windows blown out. now, shortly after that, police officers, we are told, surrounded a house in

that is lee ann's daughter. my youngest child was one of the west virginians' promising young people. a former girl scout, she was a cabot high school graduate, a marshal student who wanted to turn her love of books into a career as a librarian, but drugs destroyed her life despite her willingness and months of effort to get treatment. taylor's overdose was the first. you have to listen to this. you're not going to believe what happened in huntington, west virginia, on this day. taylor's offender was the first of -- taylor's offender was the first of 28 reported in the span of five hours in huntington on august 15, 2016. the horror of that afternoon made national news. then the reporters left. our nightmare, though, was just beginning. taylor and i would spend the next 41 days trying to get help. we drove door to door in search of inpatient treatment beds to isolate her from the heroin world. all we found were waiting lists. out-of-state centers that wouldn't take west virginia medicaid and doctors who discourag

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lee ann? >> reporter: we are on southbound low avenue where we are inching slowly.is not as bad as that section of i-80 where cars are just stopped, unable to move. this is what we know. two people have been injured, a man and a woman. the man, according to a chp spokesperson was shot several times. he is in critical condition. we are going to show you a picture of the chopper, an emergency ambulance, if you will, landing on the freeway that was used to transport him to the hospital. he, we are told, is in critical condition. now, the woman was shot in the hand. she has minor injuries and taken to the hospital. now, you can see there are two cars in that video.

in berkeley, lee an ann lmelend. >>> epa administrator scott pruit said there is tremendous disagreement. pruit's view is at odds with mainstream client science. in january, nasa and the ocean and atmosphere association reported 2016 was the warmest year on record. driven largely by increased carbon dioxide and human-made emissions. >>> arnold schwarzenegger may be considering a political come back according to several gop political insiders in california, schwarzenegger may return to elected politics in 2018 with a run for the u.s. senate possibly as an independent. it's being fueled by the former governor's seeming ability to get under donald trump's skin on social media. his likely democratic opponent would be senator diane feinste n feinstein. >>> alaska airlines will offer non-stop flights to n s ts t ss burbank. in the ticket lobby of terminal b. alaska airlines continues to continue to expand services and connect key markets like l.a., tucson and austin, texas by this fall. there will also be ten new non-stops from sfo. >>> sales of bottled water have over taken soda as the number

terms of spirit and in terms of people that are known as december sent and acknowledge mayor edwin lee annre chester's and everything has ann chester's and hope like this is now first time seeing everyone behind us and i want to say like i hope that these wisdom i see a lot of the people prepared and i also want to be aware the river by standing rock and about his mark is not the only river on mothered architectural plenty of rivers and just like keeping it simple and makes me question the priority of that house here in terms of san francisco and what is you all doing and i hope that all the efforts my relatively putting into the speeches has a lot of good information we shouldn't - you guys are the politicians so you know definitely use it from you all about the light about the change and i know that you know your power is limit you have to answer to people and devest in bank of america obviously the bank of america is in the not the eat thing to do but it is doable so, yeah i also want to thank you for your my voice thank you for your comments >> next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm speak

terms of spirit and in terms of people that are known as december sent and acknowledge mayor edwin lee ann are chester's and everything has ann chester's and hope like this is now first time seeing everyone behind us and i want to say like i hope that these wisdom i see a lot of the people prepared and i also want to be aware the river by standing rock and about his mark is not the only river on mothered architectural plenty of rivers and just like keeping it simple and makes me question the priority of that house here in terms of san francisco and what is you all doing and i hope that all the efforts my relatively putting into the speeches has a lot of good information we shouldn't - you guys are the politicians so you know definitely use it from you all about the light about the change and i know that you know your power is limit you have to answer to people and devest in bank of america obviously the bank of america is in the not the eat thing to do but it is doable so, yeah i also want to thank you for your my voice thank you for your comments >> next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm spe

lee. as we discover his writings and philosophy. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm annee a great day. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. ,,,, i'm kenny choi. >>> time to rise and shine. as we take a look at the bay bridge this morning. it is tuesday, march 28. thanks for joining us. i'm kenny choy. >> i'm michelle griego. >> let's say hello to raqui. >> do you miss new york city? snap? >> i know. [ laughter ] >> the weather may be a little difficult to get back, right? >> actually, no. the weather is fine. >> there was a lot of rain and delays yesterday. but we missed that. >> yes. >> that's good. we're glad you're back. >> cold, but nice and crisp and refreshing and i can't complain. >> you know, i have it ingrained in my brain, it is everywhere. >> and we are getting the dog hairs at me because i gave my dog a nice big kiss before i left this morning. hi, everybody. rise and shine. as we were saying, sfo clear skies, watchful eye on that. because of the wind today. sometimes that is a little problematic for arrivals and it could cause delays.

lee. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm annee a great day. >>> "eyewitness news" this morning begins with breaking news, a father gunned down in west philadelphia. we'll tell you what police say he was doing following the robbery of his son. >>> also, police build an elaborate hacking case against a local doctor. investigators say he was targeting people he knew. >>> and he calls global warm ago hoax. now president trump is ready to rollback president obama's plans to curb climate change. >> today is tuesday, march 28. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get your day started with a check on weather and traffic. >> good morning, happy tuesday, rahel. welcome back. >> thank you. >> i know you'll talk about your leg later. tell everyone about that? >> did you tell everyone i just rana half marathon? >> oh, she has a metal in the bag somewhere. >> tell us about your leg

ktvu sat down with new police chief anne kirkpatrick to learn more about oakland's top cop and her vision for the officers and department. our prime reporter henry lee joins us. you've been covering oakland politics since the 1990s. what's the new chief like? >> she seems down to earth and brings a fresh set of eyes to a beleaguered department. anne kirkpatrick is not the first outsider to lead the force, but she is the first woman in charge. she told us she's a leader first who wants to transform the department. washington state, chicago, anne kirkpatrick has been a police officer in all these places, but oakland is where she belongs she says. >> i do want to open the doors of oakland to the world. i want people to see who we really are and so we also need to change the conversation about american policing and about oakland. that's what i'm going to do. >> the 57-year-old chief described herself as quiet. she doesn't yell or swear, but she says she'll be direct, consistent and predictable. >> when you are clear and noncompromising, and i will not compromise, it will not happen, then people -- that's what they are looking for. >> what the new chief

a investigators lee wore mask andri break in the case when one of theer attacker, saw her he any informn county hope the public cance. help them with the unsolved murder of a second ann woman. $5,000 reward being offered for information in the death of marquis a benson. the 36 year old was found dead inside her apartment one year ago. she had been beaten. police say the killer whom is believed new benson scrawled messages on the wall before leaving her in a bathtub of scalding water. benson's family spoke out asking anyone who knows anything, to speak up. >> do the right thing. do the right thing. comeyou know, express your sidef it, if there is a side. >> now, detective would not discuss a possible dna found at the scene, nor the writings, they say, the killer left on the wall. >> a drexel university profess is her back in the headlines this morning, after stirring up controversy on twitter, yet again. tweeted sunday morning some guy gave up his fstniform soldi. people are thanking him, i'm trying not to vomit or yell about on the heals of a military air strike that reportedly killed 200 civilians in mozul. student mixed reaction. rst amendment.right to say >> yes?

lee, abc 7 news. >>> a safer oakland, that's what the city's police chief says is the number one goal. abc 7 laura anthony sat down with ann kirkpatrick to ask her about the future of the department. despite gains made, her new ciy could be safer and should be the safest city in america. chief kirkpatrick acknowledged the force's history of controversy from the recent sex scandal to recent profiling and said it's important to take ownership of the good and the bad. >> we own it. we are going to address the fact that mistakes occurred. we're going to acknowledge it. we're going to talk about how we correct it for the future, and we're going to meet people face-to-face. >> the new chief says her approach is to talk with and listen to all of the stake holders in the city. >>> yahoo ceo marissa mayer is giving the annual bonus to the company's employees. she's doing it in light of the two massive data breaches that happened under her watch. the biggest happened in 2014 but was only recently revealed. yahoo investigation found that myer and other managers reacted too slowly to the crisis. yahoo's top lawyer resigned as a resul

writtenln the by edgar lee masters, better known as a great american poet and the author of "the spoon river" anthology, which has a palm of an rep. lynch: -- which ledge.poem of anne rut it is a 300 page plus collection hurled at the image of lincoln, but skillfully by someone who knew how to write. i think it pays us to take the measure of the. -- take the measure of that. [applause] thank you very much. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, that concludes our morning sessions. we will break for lunch. please, clear the theater and take your belongings so we can prep for the afternoon. we will reopen proceeding at 1:15 and the next talk will be at 1:45 p.m. in our lobby, we have a list of restaurants. when you return, drink only bottled water back into the theater. thank you. we will see you this afternoon. [indiscernible chatting] >> this is american history tv on c-span3. we will continue our live coverage of abraham lincoln symposium from washington, d.c., after the lunch break. in the next 90 minutes, we will hear from the panel included lincoln scholars. this is part of the lincoln for symposium -- for them symposium, including a discussion of the people and idea

lee, abc 7 news. >>> a safer oakland, that's what the city's police chief says is the number one goal. abc 7 laura anthony sat down with ann kirkpatrick to ask her about the future of the department. despite gains made, her new ciy could be safer and should be the safest city in america. chief kirkpatrick acknowledged the force's history of controversy from the recent sex scandal to recent profiling and said it's important to take ownership of the good and the bad. >> we own it. we are going to address the fact that mistakes occurred. we're going to acknowledge it. we're going to talk about how we correct it for the future, and we're going to meet people face-to-face. >> the new chief says her approach is to talk with and listen to all of the stake holders in the city. >>> yahoo ceo marissa mayer is giving the annual bonus to the company's employees. she's doing it in light of the two massive data breaches that happened under her watch. the biggest happened in 2014 but was only recently revealed. yahoo investigation found that myer and other managers reacted too slowly to the crisis. yahoo's top lawyer resigned as a resul