hi, mike. >> reporter: hi, leland. yeah, candidates and their campaigns have to make choices about where they're going to invest time and energy. as you imagine, texas senator ted cruz made the trip out here to wyoming, and personally appealed for support at the wyoming state gop convention a short time ago. >> we're in all likelihood going to have a battle in cleveland to determine who the nominee is. i want to ask each and every one of you, if you don't want to see donald trump as the nominee. if you don't want to hand the general election to hillary clinton, which is what a trump nomination does, then i ask you to please support the men and women on this slate. >> reporter: the wyoming republican convention is selecting 14 delegates and 14 alternates to the summer's rnc convention in cleveland. voting is under way right now. on fox and friends this morning, donald trump explained why he did not make the trip to casper. >> i don't want to waste millions of dollars going out to colorado, knowing the system is rigged.

hi, rich. >> good afternoon, leland. despite a substantial delegate lead, she will capture the democratic nomination, hillary clinton is still fighting senator bernie sanders as a vermont democratic socialist continues to raise millions. $40 million in march alone. he won all three caucuses last weekend and shows no indication he will yield to clinton. >> when we began this campaign, we were 3% in the polls. 3%. we are about 65 points behind secretary clinton. i think it is fair to say we have made up some ground in the interval. a national poll had us a point ahead last week. >> wisconsin votes tuesday. wyoming caucuses next weekend. the new york primary april 19th. and sanders is demanding the debate with clinton in new york before the primary. in a just-released statement, the clinton campaign says it offered three dates this month, and sanders has rejected them. in a statement, her campaign says, quote, the sanders campaign needs to stop using the new york primary as a playground for political games and negative atta

>> there's no question, leland.porters of donald trump the more this liberal press or the republican establishment attack donald trump his supporters dig in all the morey with energy next tuesday. you'll see a massive turn out in the republican primary, which is a closed primary. only republicans will be voting. you're going to see trump sweep all 95 delegates. >> to your point new york's 26th, new york's 27th and north and west part of upstate new york very critical to see how conservatives break. appreciate you being here with us. all the best. >>> coming up, cast weighs stranded on a desert island. sounds like a tv plot but this time it's for real. we'll have that story. a former nfl player gunned down. we'll tell you what sparked a fatal shooting in new orleans. >>> plus we'll have highlights from chris wallace's sit down interview with president obama. >> your saying you'll stick with merritt garland through the end of your term? >> yes. >> not pulling him -- >> absolutely not. it's more than a network. it's ho

>> reporter: that's right, leland. senator cruz is scheduled to start speaking here at 2:30 eastern time, 12:30 local. he is the only one of the three gop candidates to land in colorado, and he is the only one doing well. cruz walks into the state convention with 21 of the 21 district level delegates allocated prior to today. he comes to the centennial state intent on collecting an additional 13. he is as popular here as trump is not. this week, the colorado springs gazette editorial board wrote, quote, trump has effectively exploited a wave of poppist anxiety rightly deserved. to do so, he adeptly created the illusion of an anti establishment conservative crusading for meaningful change. it was easy to be fooled. so here is how it will work today. the 600 people vying to be delegates will each get ten seconds. that's ten seconds. to make their case to be one of the 13 to go on to cleveland. nearly half of those participating are doing so for the first time. >> a lot of saturdays, a lot of evenings and a lot of mail in

this happened off west leland road this morning. laura anthony is live with new details on the investigation. laura? >> reporter: kristen, we've just learned the name of the driver, the suspect in this case, 26-year-old oraldo chavez of concord. he's charged with murder, vehicular manslaughter and felony evading. police say he was driving with a suspend suspended license and has a prior conviction for dui. we'll show you where it started about 7:45 a.m. you can see the cones and flashing lights, west leland drive. the car smashed through that fence, hitting this woman, the pedestrian, and then traveled several hundred yards, finally coming to rest right here next to a putting green. investigators say the woman walking on the sidewalk likely never had a chance, struck by a speeding car, a driver who blew past a police cruiser just seconds before, well above the speed limit. >> officer attempted to pull him over. he did that by activating his lights. and as our officer did that, the driver fled at a higher rate of speed. >> reporter:

thank you, leland. >> another fox news alert. terrorists inside the airport.rt police say they managed to get hired the catering staff inside the brussels airport for the last three years. two of the bombers worked on a cleaning crew at the airport. they will go on strike. the terrorists could be scouting the airport for another attack. >> it was packed with cia explosives left behind during a training exercise. they placed materials in the engine compartment last week. they weren't discovered until wednesday. the cia after their car was stuck in high storm water. >>> a mississippi teen is lucky to be alive this morning after his truck gets stuck in a tornado. the storm pushing the pickup into a ditch and trapping the teen. he was pulled to safety. >>> maria molina is in the weather center with more on that. we are expecting to see the storm system moving eastward and bringing in another round of the storms anywhere along the east coast and across parts of the gulf coast. we are looking at a threat of damaging winds, large hail and tornadoes will be possible a

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it happened on west leland road. paul chambers has more on the investigation. >> reporter: within the last 20 minutes police did say that they arrested a 26-year-old man from concord in this case. he is now facing charges of murder and felony manslaughter. excuse me vehicular manslaughter and they said he had a prior arrest for dui and he was on probation. pittsburgh police spent the day investigating a fatal hit-and- run. a car was speeding down west leland road when the officer noticed it. >> he had a vehicle that sped past him over the speed limit and he attempted to stop the vehicle and the driver of the vehicle fled. >> reporter: the car continued to travel at high rate of speed on west leland road and the officer told investigators he did attempt to pull the driver over but because of the time of day and people on the road, decided to end the pursuit. >> the vehicle was speeding in front of me. you can see him and that is not normal and when he tries to attempt to stop the vehicle it increases and accelerates.

i'm leland vitert, now back to bulls and bears. >>> we have a rigged system.system is rigged. okay. it's a rigged system. >> it ain't rocket science. if anyone is running an effective and confident presidential campaign, they ought to be able to figure out how to actually go and win an election. >> donald trump and ted cruz trading jabs over the fight for delegates as wyoming decides today new york goes on tuesday. trump and his supporters say the establishment has the system rigged. cruz saying his businessman rivals should have brushed up on the rules. john, what did you say? >> well, i take issue with cruz saying it's not rocket science, it's not rocket science, it's theft. make no doubt about it. saying american people are too stupid to elect politicians. the establishment is against trump and sanders. sanders wins wyoming and new hampshire, loses delegates in both because the system of dell gets is against him. whether you like trump or not, that's criminal, you don't let the people vote? the system is absolutely 100% rigged. we need one vote for a primar

leland has more from the white house. >> reporter: this really continues the narrative of president putin challenging president obama in the united states, both publicly in the statements and also with militarily with little or no response from the u.s. during the time that putin is issuing statements, this is what his military is up to yesterday the pentagon released video of the russian jets making passes over it is u.s. tripped. they flew in assimulated attack profile and the white house said that was inconsistent with norms. this is the most provocative move since the cold war. >> putin is sending a message, hey, the americans boent defend themselves and they will not defend you. he's rubbing our faces in it. i am worried that in the closing months of obama's presidency, we'll see american bloochltd putin is pushing and iranians are pushing and confident that president obama will not let our troops defend themselves. >> the president's mission on libya is right and very good that my colleague has the courage to make such statements. not everyone can do this. he reminded the world that

on west leland road, linda was hit while taking her morning walk. officers square feet backed off from chasing the vehicle that hit her because of safety concerns. aroldo vela-chaez was arrested on suspicion of murder. we will have a report at the bottom of the hour. >> look at this video. the surfer was rescued at san francisco's ocean beach. is two days after two teens were swept tout sea. there is a new push to make the beach safer. katie marzullo has the details. >> a surfer pulled to safety at ocean beach. the first department said he lost the board and was swept out by a rip current. the san francisco is taking action after two deaths over the weekend. >> we need better education not just after a tragedy but year en. aerations -- roses mark the spot are two teens were swept out. the warning signs are not good enough. >> i see the signs, and you cannot understand them, they need to be done better. >> he would lick signs closer to the water. sandra miller loves to swim in the ocean but not here. >> i see a sign that in me. >> this surfer had a c

with spotted by a patrol officers at 7:45 this morning driving well before the speed him on west leland and the officer put lights and sirens on, started to pursue the vehicle can backed off when the chase would be unsafe. there are a lot of pedestrians in the area that time of the morning with a middle school in the area. we are showing you the picture up the street from where i am standing, you can see the pittsburg police and highway patrol are this near the tent continuing the investigation which will go on here for a couple of hours. there was one occupant inside the vehicle initially that ran away from the scene. it stopped on the golf course. but we are told by the pittsburg police that person, a male, has been detained and is being questioned. >> more breaking news in burlingame a bicyclist is referring after getting hit by a garbage truck this morning. we were on the scene this morning an hour ago. vest exercise say the bicyclist was not seriously hurt. the garbage truck driver is cooperating with police. rate now it is unclear what caused the crash. >> a conservative legal gro

is in leland, mississippi. good morning, america. want to express something to america and the world. you have african-americans who basically built this country. up to 90% of the workers at the civil war was driven off slave labor. you have all

. >> police say it is the first time a speeding car has crashed along that stretch of west leland and driven into the golf course. this time, the consequences were deadly. >> a sent mistragedy. >> beginning for a walk and her life helps. >> linda contact ron walked down three lap road. >> each day she walked, just about every day for department -- for 20 years. this what her last walk, ever. her husband, jay; heart broken. >> she will be very much missed. i love her with all my heart. >> they have two adult disabled sons. linda cared or them full time. >> you think about a summer, she is the heart and soul. my wife, under constant pressure from work and from joel and jonah and the family, always, always, was care about everyone else. all the couple just retired january 1 of this year and they dreamed about how they would spend their golden years. >> a punch of has for traveling and fixing our yard and other things. all the plans were robbed by a man driving with a suspended license. the police eased up from indication the black camaro because of safety concerns. and it hit linda. >> p

correspond leland vitter shows us a lot of people there not too happy about the plan. >> reporter: in the rougher parts of baltimore, the crime rates have skyrocketed oopsz. no surprise the folks who live around here want out of the poverty, and into a better place for their kids. you can imagine they're lags that they could soon move here, baltimore county, a safer, wealthier nab or in government subsidized neighborhoods. current residents point the blame toward washington, d.c. >> i think it's nonsense. the overall policy that's coming out of the white house, out of president obama's philosophy of social engineering on steroids. we're going to make everybody better if we move them to kingsville. it's bologna and destined to fail. >> reporter: in the latest chapter of mixed income housing, the naacp among others sued baltimore county over housing segregation claims. they argue the typical section 8 subsidized housing program bunched poor people together which leads to more crime and blight. the county settled the lawsuit by agreeing to spend $30 million over the next ten years to bui

. >> leland, fox news alert.at's not the only government program that's costing more than it's worth. just a heads-up. great job! i love you outside, leland. you're really great at history. thank you. >> i just made most of it up. >> all right. >>> stranded for days in 100 degree heat until this incredible rescue took place. we're going to show you what happened there. >>> plus hillary clinton is heading to pennsylvania after her big new york state win but does she have to worry about her rising number. and where is senator bernie sanders today? as ted cruz has a message for clinton. >> cross the country, 65% to 70% of republicans recognize that donald trump is not the best candidate to go head-to-head with hillary clinton. terry bradshaw? what a surprise! you know what else is a surprise? shingles. and how it can hit you out of nowhere. i know. i had it. c'mon let's sit down and talk about it. and did you know that one in three people will get shingles? (all) no. that's why i'm reminding people if you had chicke

leland, thank you.he nfl is about to do something never done before in live sports that could change the way you watch games. details on that in a moment. martha: and donald trump bringing his wife melania on the campaign trail, to in part boost cred with women voters but has the damage already been done or can she help those numbers? we're going to debate that. >> he hires the women in highest positions and he trusts them. and, he, he is the one that he will take care of them. he is the only one. [cheers and applause] you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. bill: bit of a surprise announcement. twitter plans to live stream "thursday night football" games this fall. that deal comes after a bidding war between several digital heavyweights including amazon and verizon. that must be a pretty good contract. details not yet released

i'm leland vittert. it's claims responsibility this morning for a deadly blast in baghdad.he attack targeted civilian shopping in an open air market. analysts say isis is increasingly turning to softer targets as it loses territory in the north and west parts of iraq. and back here at home, dole foods faces a criminal investigation over an outbreak of listeria. the company says it's been contacted by the justice department over an outbreak linked to four deaths in the united states and canada. as well as multiple illnesses. it involved salad products made at the company's facility in spring field, ohio. >> we have no idea where these people are coming from. there is no documentation. there is no paperwork. we have to be smart. we have to be vigilant. a pause for recessmeassessment help us to prevent the next sbor san bernardino, or frankly much worse. >> saying we need to pause as president obama renews his commitment to bring in 10,000 syrian refuges. you say trump has it right. >> he does in this case. i don't see the problem with pausing if we county know what we don't k

it happened at about 7:45 this morning on west leland road. an officer noticed a car speeding when he tried to stop the vehicle and the driver sped away. the officer gave chase but told investigators because of the time of day and the number of people on the road, he decided to end the pursuit. police say the car continued to drive air radically and out of sight. the officer later found the car and the victim about half a mile down the road. >> the officer stopped and ran out towards the fence and the pedestrian was on the ground and tried to render first aid and unsuccessful. the pedestrian was deceased on the scene. >> police say that victim is a 65-year-old woman from pittsburg. officers have arrested 26-year- old chavez of concord and facing charges of murder, vehicular manslaughter and felony evading police. >> now to san francisco where tonight police are stepping up patrols around fisherman's wharf, the first time they will be on foot patrol. >> fisherman's wharf sees more than ten million tourists a year and come visit alcatraz and rid

i'm leland veiter, now back to cashin in. >> what would you do if you woke up and donald trump was president know everyone's idly threatening this, i'm moving to canada. i love canada. >> dishing the donald, they are joining a growing list of celebrities who will move to another country if trump is elected president as is expected, the donald had the response. >> has no mojo. >> we have a list of celebrities. >>. >> i love it. well, now i have to get elected. now i have to get elected because i'll do a great service to the country. >> i know another thing, he's good friends with whoopi goldberg, and maybe you can implore her to move to canada if trump is president. >> just my advice to the actors who threaten that, don't miss -- the country's one thing, the candidate, even the presidency is another. the country is the country. you love the country. the candidate will be fine once it he or she becomes president. the nation will be just fine. don't threaten to leave because people will say they will pay your ticket. >> exactly. >> they need to stick to entertaining. stay out of politics. it's

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. >> the other jump -- the other jumper who collided with leland wasn't hurt. >>> a new site this that longer overnight fasting may reduce the risk of cancer recurrence researchers in california found women who held off meeting for at least 13 hours a night were 36% less likely to have breast cancer return. the study also found that with every additional two hours of fasting, women slept more and average blood sugar went down. >>> there was a mysterious object found on a beach in staten island. it has people wondering, what is it? cbs2's scott rapoport went to check it out. >> reporter: it is the case of the mysterious metal object on the beach on staten island. >> i said, what the hell is this? >> reporter: gina bruno and another say they were strolling the sand when they came upon this bizarre rusted cinema bob -- thingamabob. it's three feet in diameter. what to do with it? >> i'm trying to measure it. >> reporter: 150 pounds. where did it come from? i thought it dropped down from >> reporter: the park service roped the area off with yellow tape. whatever it was, it might actually b

the 65-year-old followed the route down west leland to the golf course but could not have known that this was her last walk ever. police just chase add black vehicle because of safety concerns when it hit her. pass say the driver, aroldo vela-chaez, crashed through a fence and ran away. the officers call him and he is charged with murder. her husband is heart broken. >> she was a wife. mom. we just 2016 and plan for traveling and sixing our -- and fixing our yard. that is all i can say. >> the 26-year-old aroldo vela-chaez has a suspended license and prior drunk driving arrests. her husband said that he will see him in court. >> that is heartbreaking. new details in a step you will see only here. a huge outpour of support for a family from hawaii, their 14-year-old son is here to get treatment for a brain tumor and someone broke into their vehicle at the wharf near pier 35 and in a half hour the theives brother evening into the trunk and still important things, the medical records, a suitcase of hospital items, and camera equipment and special get well cards. i was saving to him to r

it all happened three and a half years ago at this grassy quad at leland high in san jose. >> a friend told me it would be cool if a freshman went mud sliding. it was just raining. so it was perfect, easy to slide on. >> so what did do you? >> slid on it. >> kyle did flips on the field during lunch. the class cheered him on while some kids took videos. >> reporter: how long were you on the field? >> 30 seconds maybe. they asked me to stepped off and i stepped off. >> reporter: kyle was suspended for four days and he was also given this citation. that means he was technically arrested. he was cited for trespassing at his own school and disturbing the peace. rahaline is his mother. >> i'm not saying that my son should not have been disciplined. i'm upset that they're taking it to a new level. >> reporter: not something you think a student should have been arrested for? >> no. >> a probation officer ruled that his actions were not severe enough to recommend criminal charges. rahaline and kai thought that was the end of it. >> reporter: a child can still have a criminal record? kids could

i'm leland vittert. a trail of tornados destruction. heavy rain and hail.o slammed the southern and central part of hoosier state. the twisters are part of a larger system moving into the south. and overseas another american is behind bars in north korea. the country's supreme court s d sentencing a te ing ing a natur citizen with ten hard years of labor. charged with spying and stealing secrets. last september a college student was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. >>> it's donald trump alone feeling the burn. and some other stuff. >> do you think they should just do away with the super delegates. because if you look at pledge delegates it is a lot closer race. if you look at super delegate, hillary clinton is just a couple of hundred away from closing this thing. >> yeah it doesn't seem fair that super delegates can play such an outsized role. you know, we learned in a democracy it is one person, one vote. evidently not in the primary system. we don't like the concept of the super delegates. it is pretty much an insurance policy for the establishment t

. >>> fox news alert, good morning, i'm leland vitert in washington. the death toll is rising, at least 41 are dead in japan after a massive magnitude 7.3 earthquake. it's a southern part of that country. media reports say about 1500 people that we know of have been injured. and thousands are now without electricity or even running water. the disaster follows a magnitude 6.5 quake that happened thursday night. troops and other rescuers are now racing to save scores of residents feared trapped in the rubble. >>> and in florida, a veteran zoo keeper known as the tiger whisperer was mauled to death by one of his giant cats. that happened yesterday in palm beach. we're told the zoo keeper was performing a routine procedure when the animal attacked him. the area is now closed to visitors. the zoo will remain closed this weekend. i'm in washington, now back to cavuto. >>> i would create the first ever office of immigrant affairs. >> did you hear that? office of immigrant affairs. what that office would be about is illegal immigrants and their issues. i don't

. >> reporter: most of the day west leland road was closed and the investigation continued. and the golf course was closed today while this investigation continued, as well. as for the victim police have not released her name. she is 65. as for the suspect, he faces murder charges. he is behind bars right now. he does face felony hit-and-run and he reportedly was driving on a suspended license. in pittsburg, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> a homeless man was shot at several times near the cal campus. surveillance video caught the suspect in the black hat firing his gun last thursday from a gas station on kittredge and fulton streets. the homeless man, who cannot be seen in the video, wasn't injured. investigators believe there was an argument between the two before the shooting. >>> the union that represents santa clara jail guards is suing sheriff laurie smith according to a report in the "mercury news." the guards are claiming smith violated their privacy rights by releasing text messages they sent to each other, messages that contained racial slurs. now, those texts sparke

hour two, i'm leland vitters. >> i'm elizabeth prann.ica's election headquarters in washington. kasich and other election candidates are fighting for votes as the state's republican convention is in full swing. it's where donald trump said he'll win the nomination and general election without support. it's where we find our own john roberts, hi, john. >> reporter: good afternoon to you, elizabeth. i wanted to bring you out here. what happened yesterday with donald trump was something i've never seen in seven years of covering the president of the united states, covering campaigns since 1996. this is the 101 freeway that heads back to san francisco airport. this is where donald trump had to come because we'll show you. protestors yesterday out in front of the hyatt hotel had blocked off the area. the secret service had to use a backup plan to a backup plan. they came down to the 101, they turned around on the access ramp here. everybody got out of the cars and we can try to put up the video of donald trump as well as he walked along here,

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. >> wilson says her basketball coach, leland sandler, started a sexual relationship with her when she was 16, often giving her drugs and writing notes like this to excuse her from class. >> he was a person in authority, and we're still taught, you know, that you listen to people in authority and you respect them, and that's what i did. >> eventually, wilson says her parents discovered the illicit relationship and confronted the principal at san ramon valley high school. >> the principal came up with -- told my parents that my four younger siblings would have to go to a different school if this came out, and it would just be better for everybody if it didn't come out. >> so nobody ever contacted police. wilson says her coach was allowed to stay on the condition he stop any physical relationship with her. what allegedly happened next still brings wilson to tears 30 years later. she says, the principal, james henderson, walked in on sandler having sex with her again. >> i just remember our eyes meeting, and i remember thinking, "he's gonna tell. he's gonna do something. he's gonna call t

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leland vittert is with us. why now are they looking to declassify these pages. >> the president leaves for saudi arabia next week. no one suggests the 28 pages provide a smoking gun proving a saudi direct involvement in 9/11. but report say the saudis have a lot to answer for. the president can unseal these pages but has failed to do so. >> i don't know whether he's -- reporter: senator bob graham has led the charge to declassify these document. eric: potentially we could see it if it's declassified within 60 days or so? >> it has a lot of political implications. and now there is bipartisan support for releasing these document as well. >> he's going to cause embarrassment to those who should be embarrassed. the overriding interest should be with transparency and fairness for the victims of 9/11. reporter: there are lawsuits against the saudis, the lawyers for the victims' families want access to these document. the issue of the u.s.-saudi relationship already strained by the u.s.-iran nuclear deal and the u.s.

thank you, leland. he is a good guy. >> duke is off and we have headlines in carolina. eric stoll is making his first visit to his old team. he has been traded to the rangers. shot and that was your game-winner at 4/3.the islanders one.>> derek jeter has signed on to be a coach with the adelaide bite of the australian baseball league . >> the announcement last night was an april fools' day prank. it was april fools' day in australia. >> i know you are worried about the pranks. they tweeted the signing with a photo of jeter and the yankees replied back saying , good one. >> i don't like the pranks because my friend says she would run for congress and she is a political person , married to paul. i said that's so great and then i realized april and there is no way. >> sometimes i feel like it's bully as.>> i thought it was funny. >> mild temperatures this morning. if you are waiting for a full blast of spring, it's a summerlike morning.this is it . it's nice for this afternoon in the high temperatures of 55. it's our current reading. it's a day with above average readings.

the car was traveling down leland road. >> the car continued and the police say the car drove erratically and found the car down the road, the driver struck and killed a pedestrian out for a morning walk before crashing into a crash and ditching the vehicle. >> reporter: the pedestrian was deceased on the scene. the suspect was taken into custody. 65-year-old woman right from pittsburgh. hard to identify her because she was not carrying any id on her and we will bring you more as the shows continue as five and six. mike and keba. >> anything about how much time elapsed from when they stopped the pursuit and the actual crash. >> reporter: the crash happened a half mile from where we are. the police turned on the lights and sirens to stop the car. they didn't want to take any risks and they turn it off. when they saw the crash, it was about a minute to two minutes and that happened and shortly thereafter, they had officers responding and the officers that turned on the lights and siren was giving cpr to the deceased victim. >> what do we know about the victim? you set out for a walk. i'm as

she left for the morning walk and followed the route down west leland road to delta view golf course.aid it was her pause from the full time care she provided for the to disabled sons. police just eased up from chasing a black vehicle camaro when it hit her and the driver aroldo vela-chaez crashed through a fence and ran away. he is charged with murder. jay said his wife was the heart and sox family. >> i loved her with all my heart and the whole family loved her government have this tragic news i have to share with 20 people, just my brothers and sisters and her brothers and sisters and grandmother... >> 26-year-old aroldo vela-chaez has a suspended license and prior drunk driving arrests. her husband said that he will see him in court. >> new details on a step you will see only here on abc7, a huge outpour of support for family that traveled here from hawaii, the 14-year-old son is in the bay area to be treated for a bain tumor. someone broke into their car at the wharf. the family packed their car near pier 39 on friday and in 30 minutes thieves broke into the trunk stealing medica

. >> >>> jim leland was named team manager for team usa for the world-classic. this will be the fourth world baseball classic team usa's best finish in the previous three classics was fourth. >>> an update to a story we told you about yesterday. the ceo of the movie theater chain amc says he is dropping a proposal that would have allowed texting inside theaters. he suggested the idea in some theaters in an effort to appeal to younger people who go to movies but he now says the feedback on social media was fast and negative. he issued a statement saying there will be, quote, no texting allowed in any of the auditoriums at amc theaters, not today, not tomorrow, and not in the foreseeable future. >>> 49ers season ticket holders are hoping to sell. just two years ago there was a long wait for season ticket at levi's stadium. now it's a bayer's market. >>> an update on that bart glitch that damaged cars on one line in the east bay. bart says the issue is no longer happening, but the problem may not be in the rearview mirror just yet. >>> it's going to be more conveni

it started at 7:45 this morning when an officer spotted a car on west leland road going well above the speed limit. the driver sped up when they tried to pull it over. police ended the pursuit in heavy traffic. after the deadly crash, the suspect abandoned the car and police caught up with him several blocks away. here's a look at the map where that happened. it is still an active investigation and the suspect driver is being questioned. >> from pittsburgh we head south to san jose where police are trying to find the circumstances of the death of a deadly fire at quimby road and sand point drive. relatives say the man went to visit a friend's house but never made it hope. officers responded to report of a shooting found the victim on the ground outside his car which had the windows blown out. >> our victim is traveling down the street. somehow, becomes engaged in some kind of contact with one or more suspects. the suspects produce the handgun and the victim was shot at the scene. >> police spent hours at the crime scene interviewing people in the neighborhood and checking if any homeow

you are looking here at leland stanford. listen, folks out there -- there's no denying corruption made leland stanford rich. they used stock watering, collusion, string pulling, kickbacks, bribes. you name it. he got good at it. yet -- yet when his son died, genuine grief over this tragedy led him to decide that he was going to use his ill-gotten loot to benefit the children of california and ultimately all of us by build iing stanford university. the message is that, no, philanthropists aren't always pretty. no question about that. here is the fascinating secret about philanthropy. you don't need to be an angel to participate. the brilliant thing about this mechanism, it will take us just as we are. you know, all the selfish impulses, noble impulses, wishes and wants and vanities of all sorts that swirl together in every one of our breasts and it will take that and use it in a wondrous way to get things done, even with our flaws. that's kind of the genius of the mechanism. so, obviously, if i've done nothing else this eveni

in washington, leland vittert, fox news. >> republicans in congress you a peer to be giving in to presidentma's well to fund efforts to prevent a zika outbreak in the united states. the virus mainly spread by mosquitoes can cause severe birth defects. president obama sought a $1.9 billion proposal to fight it. the member you're being circulated would provide $1.1 billion. there is hope funding can be approved before congress takes a seven-week recess starting in mid july. >> if you think lines are long now at the airport security station, they could get longer. it's because of cutbacks made by the tsa when it implemented its speedy precheck program four years ago. the tsa thought 25 million people would join the program so they led off tsa screeners. the problem is that only nine million people have joined that program. that's leading to longer, slower lines. >> the tsa needed to cut their budget, so they did it by making a judgment call that turned out not to be right. they are hiring 200 people a week and training them. the problem is, it's such a rough job. they are losing 100 agents a w

. >> i'm leland vittert. welcome to america's election headquarters from washington. >>> we begin with a fox news alert as we follow breaking story from just south of philadelphia, p.a. an amtrak train derailed there this morning. the national transportation safety board is on its way to the crash site. you're seeing some early video right now. fire commission there are says two people were killed. they were not passengers on the train but were rather on the tracks. the amtrak spokesman says 31 passengers from that train were taken to area hospitals but that none of them have life threatening injuries. authorities for the rail service train 89 hit a backhoe that was on the tracks. why it was on the tracks we don't know. that backhoe partially derailed the lead engine. happened in chester, pennsylvania. the train was traveling from new york to savannah, georgia. seven crew members on board. northeast corridor service between philadelphia and wilmington, delaware has been suspended. we're going to have a report

leland, honestly i'm trying to keep an open mind until we hit november. i'm doing a very, very good job so far at doing that. >> we applaud you on the effort. as we look at what is going on here, depending on whose numbers you believe, there's 28 million or so small businesses in the united states. it is powerful voting block. folks who really care about their pocketbooks for obvious reasons and the laws that affect their businesses. what makes small business owners so different? >> small business owners whenever they hear any kind of rhetoric or things are coming out of washington, they -- it hits them directly in their pocketbook. whenever washington comes back with more regulation, they do things with health care, when they talk about any type of new taxes, when you are a small business owner, it is not like you can just turn on a switch and increase your revenues. usually those things come down and hit your p and l. we've got 600 clients in my firm. i speak to business owners and write for them all around the country. they're very, very cognizant of h

that was on west leland road, and the officer noticed a car speeding.tried to stop the car, the driver took off. the officers again a chase ending called off the chase because of the time of day in the number of people on the road. the car continued to drive erratically before he hit a pedestrian about a half-mile down the road.>> the officer stopped, rent out toward the fence and noticed the pedestrian on the ground and tried to render first aid, but was unsuccessful and the pedestrian was deceased.>> the 65-year-old pittsburg woman was the victim, and they arrested the man from concord, facing charges of murder, vehicular manslaughter and felony evasion of the police. >>> new evidence in the case of carotene, the eight-year-old girl -- the latest to carotene -- alaysha carradine and williams opened fire into the house and the little girl was shot and killed. and they downloaded photos of his phone at his request, and it showed three images of guns, and the murder weapon was never found. prosecutors say that 9 mm bullets were found at the scene which m

it all happened three and a half years ago on this grassy quad at leland high in san jose. kaism was just -- kai was just 15 years old. >> my friend told me it would be pretty cool if a freshman went mud sliding. it was a senior thing. the quad was muddy, perfect to slide on. >> so what did you do? >> slid on it. >> reporter: kai did flips across the field during lunch and classmates cheered him on while some got it on video. >> how long do you think you were on the field? >> 30 seconds maybe. i did a couple of somersaults. they asked me to step off the grass and i stepped off. >> reporter: kai was suspended for four days but a campus police officer also gave him, this a juvenile citation. >> did you ever imagine that would lead to you having to meet with a probation officer? >> no. >> reporter: getting that citation means that kai was technically arrested. he was cited for trespassing at his own school and disturbing the peace. raylene is his mother. >> i'm not saying that my son should not have been disciplined. i'm upset that they're taking it to a new level. >> not some

accident in pittsburg, a 65-year-old woman out for her daily walk was killed when a car hit her off west leland road near john henry johnson park. happened shortly after police say they stopped chasing the car. laura anthony is live at the scene. >> reporter: ana, investigators still out here on this golf course. they are combing through this car we're showing you here, the dark blue camaro. it is the one police say struck and killed this woman, a wife, a mother who was just out walking on the sidewalk. it happened just before 8:00 a.m. police say that's when a blue camaro sped by a marked patrol car. the camaro was going much faster than the speed limit. >> our officer attempted to pull him over. he did that by activating his lights. and as our officer did that, the driver in the vehicle fled at a higher rate of speed. >> by the time the officer got to the top of the hill, the camaro had burst through a fence striking a pedestrian identified as a 65-year-old pittsburg woman who was walking on the sidewalk. she was killed instantly. the car kept going on to the delta view golf course. stopped o

it happened about 7:45 this morning on west leland. police say an officer noticed a car speeding and when he tried to stop the car, the driver took off. the officers started to get chase budinger told investigators he called it off because of the time of day and number of people out on the road. police say the car continued to driving erratically. the officer later found the car and the victim about half a mile down the road. >> officer stopped, ran out towards the fence, noticed the pedestrian down on the ground, tried to render first aid. he was unsuccessful. the pedestrian was deceased on the scene. >> police say the victim is a 65-year-old woman from pittsburg. officers arrested 26-year-old bella-chavez of's concord, facing charges of murder, vehicular manslaughter and felony evading police. >>> the city of richmond officially has a new police chief. >> upon which i am about to enter. congratulations. [ applause ] >> owen brown was sworn in as the new chief this evening. brown has been serving as the interim chief since chris magnu

after that, charles leland on how banking and monetary systems work.at 8:45, widely felt to recognize and act on obvious dangers. on afterwards at 10:30 eastern america online cofounder steve case speculate on the future of the internet. we finish a prime time programming at 11:00 with a look at ali baba, the chinese e-commerce site that rivals amazon. that happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. here is a look at some authors recently featured on booktv's afterwards, our weekly author interview program. sue klee bold, dylan klee bold's mother discussed mental health and how she dealt with the tragedy. ellen malcolm recalled her creation of emily's list, a political action committee who elects pro-choice democratic women to political office and former congressman jc watts talk about guiding principles he soloed in this professional and personal life. in the coming weeks, peter marks with robert benmoche who turned the company around at the height of the financial crisis. don watkins will argue that measures to alleviate income inequality actually end of h

it all happened three and a half years ago on this grassy quad at leland high in san jose.ai was just 15 years old. >> my friend told me that it would be pretty cool if i freshman went mudsliding. it is a senior thing. it was just raining. so the quad was muddy, perfect to slide on. >> reporter: and so what did you do? >> slid on it. >> reporter: high did flips across the field during lunch. his classmates cheered him on, while some students got it all on video. >> how long do you think you were on the field? >> 30 seconds, maybe. i did a couple somersaults, and they asked me to step off the grass and i stepped off. >> reporter: kai was suspended for four days. but a campus police officer also gave him this, a juvenile citation. did you ever imagine that would lead to you having to meet with a probation officer? >> no. >> reporter: getting that citation means kai was technically arrest. he was cited for trespassing at his own school and disturbing the peace. >> everyone looks pretty calm. >> reporter: raylene is kai's mother. >> i'm not saying that my son should not have be