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the crash happened after 5:00 last night on lopes road near calian hills drive. fairfield police say a car and truck were racing each other. the car slammed into that innocent driver, the truck left the scene. neighbors rushed in to help the man in that mazda. >> i ran over and tried to assist in helping him, making sure he was staying with us. as his pulse was dropping down, i told the other gentleman that he was -- we were losing him. >> reporter: the driver who was killed was leaving this neighborhood and was making a left turn onto lopes. that's when he was t-boned by that speeding car. people who live nearby say leaving this left-hand turn can be a harrowing experience. >> you have to be careful leaving here making sure you have time to make a left because people do speed here. >> reporter: we witnessed a close call at this intersection with two cars nearly colliding. neighbors say last night's cash is a reminder. along with the man killed, the driver of the car that hit him was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the search is on for the

witnesses say those drivers were drag racing along lopes road. >> it's not event main drag. people just fly up and down these streets. >> pretty straight wide road, so when i'm taking walks, i see people going faster than they should. >> police say writing tickets for speeders here is like shooting fish in a barrel. on our motorcycle officers speand lot of time in that area almost right there at the scene of the collision. >> we write tickets there very often. >> the accident happened sunday evening. bracket was in a black mazda trying to make a left turn out of this residential area. at the same time, a black toyota tundra pickup and blue infinity coupe were driving south on lopes road at high speeds. the pickup drove around the mazda. the infinity crashed into it on bracket's side. a nearby witness ran and tried to save him. >> i was holding his hand and checking his pulse as his pulse was dropping down, i told the other gentlemen, that we were losing him, and then the two gentlemen came over and asked me to jump in the back seat and hold his head as they did the chest com

the crash happened last night at lopes road and canyon hills drive.an is live in fairfield. the driver who died was not part of the race? >> no, he wasn't. the driver was trying to make a left turn into the residential area nearby here. police say he was an innocent by stand inner this tragic accident. it happened just before 5:15 yesterday evening. the race ended at lopes road and canyon hill drive when the blue infinity coupe crashed into the black mazda sedan. the infinity was racing with a black toyota tundra pickup. the pickup drove around the mazda as it crossed the intersection; but the infinity hit the driver's side of the car. a wince told us after she heard the crash, she tried to save the mazda driver. >> i heard from one of the witnesses out there, two of the cars were speeding. the gentlemen killed was just driving down the road and had no idea this was happening until it was over. it heard the truck hit him. >> reporter: the driver of the mazda died on the scene. the infinity driver suffered life-threatening injuries and is now recoverin

ron brackett was turning onto lopes road, from canyon hills drive when an infinity smashed into his mazdaday evening. witnesses tell police, the driver of a black, toyota tundra managed to avoid the wreckage and kept on going. the driver of the infinity is now in the hospital with life- threatening injuries. he has not been arrested at this point. police are trying to figure out exactly what happened. in fairfield. a memorial now stands at the scene of what police say was either a street race or road rage crash, which ended up killing a 31-year old father. ron brackett was turning onto lopes road, from canyon hills drive when an infinity smashed into his mazda sunday evening. witnesses tell police, the driver of a black, toyota tundra managed to avoid the wreckage and kept on going. a resident in the area says, the intersection is dangerous and desperately needs a stoplight. the driver of the infinity is now in the hospital with life- threatening injuries. he has not been arrested at this point. as police try and piece together exactly what happened. and the severe air pollution continues

it happened last night at lopes road and canyon hills drive. investigators say two cars were moving at high speeds when they collided at the intersection. witnesses say it was an innocent bystander who was killed in that crash. >> i hear from the witnesses is is they were speeding. two of the cars were speeding and this gentleman who is deceased he was just driving down the road. had no idea this was coming. >> police say one of the suspected rappers were taken to the hospital with critical injuries. the other driver sped away. >>> time is 6:05. police are searching for three men that forced their way into a house, taped a boy and his grandmother and robbed them. it happened around 3:15 yesterday afternoon. police say after the men left, the boy managed to escape and ran to the neighbors house. that neighbor happened to be state senator mark desoni. >> he was in a state of shock when i was talking to him. he started to calm down once the police got here. when i came out he was obviously very upset. >> the three suspects described as latino betw

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meeting is adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> >> good afternoon, everybody i'm loped brodie i'm the supervisor for 5th district i'm excited because i believe this is the model for how affordable housing should be done in san francisco when we build housing to other locations to develop all below rate i want to thank by thanking the developer brian and those hopes are going to be absolutely amazing. i'm here to express my commitment to make sure that san francisco is doing everything this can to continue our work on affordable housing. we talk about when we do that wrong well, this is the case we doing to right and pushing more affordable housing in so far. without further ado, i'd like to bring up mayor ed lee any public comment? mayor ed lee has not only been an advocate for affordable housing but one the first mayors to take on the housing issues so i'm proud of the work not only with public hours but affordable housing thank you all for coming and without further ado, mr. mayor come on up and tell us about this project (clapping.) spreading thank you very much for that introd

meantly, she's got -- mentally she's got a great attitude to life, great lope, wants the phone to ringor her. and there may be another reason to hope that victoria receives the lungs on the ocs system. early results from the study says the results are reduced, called primary graft dysfunction or pgd. >> people who have had severe episodes of pgd don't live as long after the transplant when you look months or years past the are transplant. >> it would seem that victoria's case would prefer the ocs system just because it's a much more fragile case. >> yes, but we don't have control over which patients are going to get randomized. so it is going to be either one. we will know when her time comes if she gets randomized or not. >> now the waiting game for victoria and her family. about the procedure and do you have any worries? >> sometimes you get these thoughts, oh my god, of course they go through your mind. they go through your mind in the night. in the morning you're just good to go. so i hope they call me in the morning. that's my best time. >> coming up next: we witness a lung transp

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because when we look at the short term payday lope industry, we are -- loan industry, we are lookingt something that is given out with annual percentage rate topping 400 percent. which for families living at odds, and the inspector general stepping up with a plan that can offer the same short term loans at a fraction of what the consumer market is offering. >> we think that if they offer these loans they'll be done at a more reasonable rate, more reasonable cost. >> well ali, look at some of the numbers in the inspector general's report. they think there are 12 million people fetting these loans every year. they note the average loan is running $375, and the average person is paying $520 in interest and fees. that's a big pile of money. post office says it can offer the same job for $48. a big reduction in cost. obviously anybody who needs this kind of liquid money as a godsend. >> the postal service has lots of branches which is useful. a lot of people generate the post office and other governmental entities as being inefficient. you have been to aa place where the post office does

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at this line of showers that is getting ready to move into the valley right here towards the end of lope that happens you will look at showers and potential for awe thunderstorm or two. it is quickly heading south. up in the north bay, things will finally get to ease up tonight. just light rain reported up at santa rosa and a few light sells s ark -- light cells along the area. now, south bay, though, you see the line of showers is moving in chose to palo alto and san jose. after that, not much. alerts are posted through 9:00 tonight. open to marin county. with the ground sat righted we can get advisories on streams and rivers. live right now, numbers around the bay area, upper 50s, looking at cloudy conditions tonight. and then we will finally see a bit of sun tomorrow. wind speeds not high. then miles an hour at concord and san jose. low pressure guiding this. a few showers overnight. moving rapidly south. behind that, high pressure builds back in. moves the rain up to the north. showers will clear out in the small hours of monday morning. and we will finally get a little bit of drying

a father was turning onto the lopes rd, when a car smashed into his car. toyota tundra manage to avoid the wreckage and kept going. their residents in the area stated that the intersection is dangerous. >> this neighborhood, this area has been begging for a stop light. people get off this freeway and they come on this road and they just go fast. >> the driver of the other car is not in the hospital would like to read in interest. he has not been arrested at this point, police are still trying to piece together what happened. >> coming up on kron 4 news. more murderers are out of jail than ever right now. we will tell you why they're getting freed early. >> plus, we will show you the latest pictures coming out of china. take a look, pan the puppieda puppies? real ? we will explain. >> here's a live look outside at walnut creek. >>george: currently no accidents or stalls report in the northbound direction. mark? >>mark: some stories just into kron4. a record number of murderers and other inmates serving life sentences in california are leaving prison. in the

the accident after 5:00 last night here at lopes road and canyon.d the wheel of a black mazda sedan died at the scene. his car was struck by an infiniti couepe. and witnesses had seen that vehicle racing a black toyota. that toyota was then scene leaving the scene. the truck was not involved in the accident itself. one neighbor said she and several other people ran over to this crash scene and tried to save the life of the man in the mazda by giving him cpr. >> i ran over and tried to assist in helping him make sure that he was staying with us and -- at the point he did have a pulse when we were there. and i was tolding his hand and checking his pulse as told the other gentleman that he was -- that we were losing him. >> >> reporter: the drive driving the infiniti, one of the two people involved in the street race, suffered life-threatening injuries. he had to be rushed to the hospital. police are on the lookout for the second driver involved in that race. the person who was behind the wheel of a black late model toyota tundra pickup truck. as we br

capriles would not negotiate with the government white the oppression continued and as long as leopoldo lopes remains in prison. >> that leads to cracks because the governor of the state where the protests began, who is backing off. this is a loyal chavez associate for decades, he's come out saying that he doesn't believe that he's opposed to the way the government put down protests with weapons, and called for political prisoners including lopez to be released. >> this is similar to ukraine. >> the governor was with chavez in 1992 when they had the first coup. the question is whether these protests are sustained. whether they go along with the government or decide enough is enough. >> how about the role of cuba? it's a big deal. the opposition is making a big deal saying the cubans are involved at all levels and cuba needs venezuela to be on their side. oil is a significant part of the economy, so the cubans can't afford to lose nicolas maduro as an ally. >> consider this - venezuela is 15% of cuba's gdp. that's for the 100,000 barrels of oil a day. in return cuba sent about 40,000 doctors a

of course this polar vortexes lopes of cold air spin around it like this.he fact this has been so persistent as the reason we have been so cool. look at this forecast. see the warmer air starting to impose into the western united states. it might be that we get a more moderate brand of cold. here is the 67% of the country under snow. that is a pretty impressive snowpack. it is eight above right now in chicago. thirties are already. the cool air sparing nobody. emanates from a vast reservoir of chill. it is quite persistent. that is for sure. the windchill is down around 11 below zero. it is cool. slowly these temperatures are bouncing back a little bit. we're four degrees warmer than we were at this time yesterday. it does not feel that way. the windchill is still below zero to the tune of 9-11 below in the city. indoor humidity is 4%. that is what happens when you take arctic air and heated up to room temperature. you probably noticed that. overnight lira 14 below its sugar grove. >> here are other low temperatures here at st. charles. we're all in the sam

leaders, who are all jostling for influence to form a new government that can get some much-needed lopes from the i.m.f. they hope it will bring them closer to europe. but russia still has a lot of influence here regardless of who is in charge because they have a tremendous amount of trade across their shared border, and a lot of ukrainians who live in that area are still sympathetic to moscow. so the u.s. is concerned a power vacuum could lead to a split, even a civil war, and they want ukraine to stay unified. so, right now, the administration is publicly calling on everyone to try to de-escalate tensions. >> axelrod: margaret brennan in our washington bureau tonight, margaret, thank you. now to indianapolis, where the national football league is holding the annual scouting combine. that's where the nation's top college players get looked over by teams deciding on who to draft. one player is getting a different kind of scrutiny than ever seen before at the combine. terrell brown reports on michael sam, who would be the first openly gay player in the n.f.l. >> reporter: at the combine i

corporate slap on the wrist for companies who stocks typically soar when executives push the profit on the lope only if the penalty is at least five million dollars she said are corporations likely to find cost. so h m a is open they committing fraud and the shareholders don't really think that's going to impact the price of the stock because the department of justice doesn't meet out any kind of fine that would represent a deterrent in any way so they continue to commit fraud and then if they're like barclays on thanksgiving give away free turkeys like a heroin dealer and for the propaganda value so fraud has become the defacto business model of the health industry in america of course americans suffer they don't get good health care so millions are dying but again that's not considered a downside risk death is not considered a downside risk in america if you have a h.m.a.s. committing health genocide barack obama will smile and say i love you or whatever mean he's a crook all right well we're out of time see you they love us for our freedom to defraud the. safety of us like to have a lot more

the shooter left the store but police detained him on a tip from family members loping news...o ustody in pennsylvania claims she's kd more than 20 people across e country... as part of her involvement in a satanic cu. >>> a woman claims she killed more than 20 people across the country as part of an involvement of a satanic consult. her and her husband charged with killing a stranger they lured through a craig's list ad. she confessed to 22 murders >> you can take everything else in the interview and take all of the numbers she threw around but the more surprising thing is the fact that she said if she got out, she would do it again >> they're seeking psychiatric evaluations for their clients. >>> on this holiday monday, so far, things look great. no big problems anywhere. >> near candle stick. westbound 237, silicone valley commuters some have to get to work. westbound 237, no delay. all of your east bay drive times will be in the clear. 14 minutes between the altamonte pass and 680. i show you a live look at the bridges it's a live look at the bridge, westbound 580 looks goo

she had no money to feed her four children so she took out a lope. [ speaking foreign language ] >> whenshe said she felt trapped. that's when a woman came with promises of big money for her daughter's virginity. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> in the end, the big money never materialized. [ speaking foreign language ] >> she says she now understands the pain and heartache her daughter felt and still feels. [ speaking foreign language ] >> tola is an amazing young woman. she has a bravery that really i don't think the outside world understands. >> when toha heard there was a client for virgins, she didn't know what that meant. how old were you when your mother wanted to sell your virginity? phone phone. >> you wanted to be a good daughter. like the others, toha says she was checked at a hospital, issued a certificate of virginity and delivered to a map at a hotel for three nights and it didn't end there. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> even though you knew at the brothel you would have to sleep with other men? [ speaking forei

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witnesses say those drivers were drag racing along lope's road. >> people just fly up and down these streets. >> reporter: pretty straight wide roads, so when i'm taking walks and things, i see people going faster than they should be. >> reporter: fairfield police say writing is like shooting fish in a barrel. >> our motorcycle officers spend a lot of time in that area almost right there at the scene of the collision and we write tickets there very often. >> reporter: driving south on high speed and the pickup drove around the mazda, the inn finty crashed into it on bracket's side. tried desperately to save him. >> it was dropping down. i told the other gentleman we were losing him and then two gentle men came over and asked to hold his hand. >> reporter: the driver of the black toyota pickup could face charges. in fairfield, cate, kpix 5. >> the driver in the blue infinity is recovering at the hospital. >>> an estimate $400 million budget deficit. around new plan that would go into effect,tolls would rise one dollar and increase over the next four years. >> the largest group were in

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the race ended at lopes road and canyon hill drive when the driver of a blue infinity coupe crashed intock mazda sedan. the infinity racing with the black toyota tundra pickup. the pickup drove around the mazda as he or she tried to drive across the intersection. the infinity hit the mazda side of the car. a witness said after she heard the crash, she desperately tried to save the mazda driver. >> what i heard, two of people were speeding and the gentlemen who actually was killed was just driving down the road. he had no idea what was going on. the truck actually hit him. >> reporter: the mazda driver died on the scene. the infinity driver suffers from life-threatening injuries and is recovering at the hospital. the driver of the tundra pickup drove away. police are hoping that person will come forward or anyone with information. >> authorities are with holding the names of the dead man and seriously injured driver until families can be notified. >>> hundreds are expected to gather to honor two chp officers killed in the line of duty. brian law and juan gonzalez died while responding to

its a bad idea to sub subsidizet with tack payer dollars and a ba idea to take out lopes in order tomele foster of "the independents," comi up, what school doesn't teach you about personal freedom, like, should i be allowed to open tis little case and do this? [cheers and applause friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and my cash back keeps the party going. but my airline miles take it worldwide. [ male announcer ] it shouldn't be this hard. with creditcards.com, it's easy to search hundreds of card and apply online. creditcards.com. john: welcome back to "stossel l u," an this is about perm lerty. it's limited to two top i ttinks. the nsa creepily spying on us and illegal drugs. homany oyou have never used an illegal drug? including alcohol when you were not yet 21? [laughter] some of you. all right. the -- clearly a minority. the editor of my favorite magazine says once your an adult all substances should be legal. she's from "reason" magazine. [chrs a applause] all drugs, every single one? crack, meth? >> i think legal drugs are safer drugs, and that's the best place

the movie she rented the jane fonda, jennifer lopes "monster-in-law", a month in gaol.ow, only a night she penalty. i'll be back in an hour with more new, but first a look at the headlines after this short break. . >> >> you're watching al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz in new york with the top stories. >> a development on our lead story. russia's ambassador to ukraine has been recalled for consultation, after the ukrainian parliament named the speaker as interim president. thousands of opposition supporters remain in the capital. >> a meeting between a top opposition leader and the venezuelan president is planned, with hopes it will ease two weeks of anti-government protests that turned deadly. venezuela president nicolas maduro visited his supporters at a pro-government rally. anti-government groups are angry sat inflation and crime. >> the head of the sinaloa drug cartel was arrested in mexicoiemexic mexicoiemexic mexicoiest -- mexico yesterday and is wanted in the u.s. tore drug smuggling. >> jason collins signed a 10-day contract with the brooklyn nets, making

she is one of the main opinion desigs leaders and was with lopes when he turned himself in to police. it's great to have you with us. you went to the military prison where he is being held on wednesday -- on thursday. what did you learn there? >> actually, we arrived with a group of members of the parliament and his wife who had not seen him since he was taken by the military two days ago. and they let us pass but we learned what had happened with the trial and the abused represent an illegal doe tained innocent man judged at a military jail. this is unprecedented and proves totaltarian dimension of this regime. >> a government representative has moved to have your immunity removed so you can be arrested. there are reports the government may want to arrest the man who came within a percentage point of winning the election against maduro last year. do you believe the government will try to put all of the main opposition leaders behind bars? >> it is evident this regime fears that specific and massive movement that is coming from the grassroots and expressing its desire tore dem

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account or state listening board provided us with the video spokesman of rick lopes. >> we have the districtttorney office involved because there is a chance at some point determination could be made there could be criminal charges. >> he doesn't want to speak to me tonight. >>reporter: worker at company owner roger house told us he was in the available. so while the investigation into safe guard continues, walker tub sit here in the shed. tells us all effort to return it or get her money back have fail. in oakland, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> the cost to build a high speed rail lane between san francisco and los angeles has dropped. less than 1% so slight but it did drop. latest estimate to get the license open by 2028 is now 67.6 billion dollars by comparison to 2012 business plan with 68.4 billion dollars. not exactly overwhelming difference but something. cost is still more than double however what was original nationally predicted in 2008 when voters approved bond measure to partially fund this controversial project. >> all right. let's talk about the weather forecast. series of storms

right now the consensus thinking is that a lope from russia or a bailout from russia would have far fewert comes to governance, et cetera. it will be tougher for the imf. there are some efforts from the united states and the west to try to evolve price in the force, to you crane ans, they chose to make the choice. but at this point, silent from russia that what happens with some complaints out of russia, but we are waiting to see what happens. back to you, julia. >> thank you, michelle. >>> we'll give you a looked the agenda in the united states today. the winter weather impact could show up in more of this week's data with reports all new and pending home sales. we also have consumer confidence data today. we also get the february flash services pmi and the dallas fed surveys. we'll give you a quick look at how the u.s. futures are faring heading into that trading session. slightly higher for the dow around 13 points and the nasdaq is higher 6 points and the s&p 500 is higher right now by just over 1.5 points. so very small gains as far as the futures are concerned this morning, though o

bracket was driving his mazda turning onto lopes road when a car slammed into him.say that was car racing a pickup truck. police are still looking for that driver. the driver of the other car is in the hospital. >>> san francisco police are trying to figure out if meatballs found in the richmond district are poisonous just like others found in the twin peaks neighborhood over the weekend. alex savidge is live with this latest rather disturbing discovery. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. pet owners here in the outer richmond are nervous after finding out four suspicious meatballs were discovered on the sidewalk. here on the street where we are this morning, close to fulton. that discovery was made on sunday night. police are testing the meatballs found on the street to figure out if they are poisonous. police say they do look similar to other meatballs found in the twin peaks neighborhood over the weekend. those meatballs more than 20 of them were found to be poisonous. they were hidden in bushes and shrubs. they had clearly been left behind with the in

witnesses say two people were racing on lopes road last night when one slammed into a black mazda killingde. police are looking for one of the vehicles involved in that racing situation. >>> a memorial service scheduled later today for two chp officers killed while responding to an accident. the governor jerry brown will be among those honoring brian law and juan gonzalez. both officers started their careers right here in the bay area. >>> and the dalai lama wraps up his visit to the bay area this morning. the spear leader spoke to a -- spiritual leader spoke to a sold out crowd yesterday. >>> traffic and weather on your monday coming up right after the break. hey! hi! ladies, how are you? let's taste some wine. ♪ ♪ seize your vacation with a southwest airlines sale. go to southwest.com, where our lowest fares are now available as low as $69 one-way. book now at southwest.com and carpe vacay. ♪ >>> good morning. bay area, traffic is really backed up. if you're ed hadding towards the bay bridge, it is stacked up -- you're headed toward the bay bridge, it's stacked up. check out the drive t

. >> meanwhile immigrants living in america are watching a clays in loping island. a group of immigrants are fighting for housing rights. >> ever sips he came to the united states from hon durous. juan has called farmiping dale home. >> i liked the communitiy ever sips i came here much fupding housing has been a problem. and in 2004 he and other tenants were told this had to leave. supposedly there was an emergency. it was a small memory si to have evacuated everywhere. my friend contacted cit eacha. they took on the lawsuit, uing the landlord to make repairs. the case became more, when they found the village targeted it. ism it was targeted because of the people that were living in the area. >> the building was bull dozed in twim. making way for these departments. that year stefan took it to the federal court. we took compensation and sued to force the village to pace the 54 units of housing that had been destroyed. the people of the community were looking after the home. if e don want them in the community they want them to do the work. >> the case stretched on fo