woman mourning the death of her husband said paramedics took @ long to respond.!3cff8has been lookinç battled his kidney disease andaz match. >> married 23 years. >> on the night of the 26th, she hit alert button at 8:51. according to the documents, 911 dispatched an ambulance one th. >> then he said, don't leave me, i can't breathe. i said, i am not. and he slumped over. >> she started cpr, hit the button again, at 8:55. she continued compressions, her neighbor called 911 at 8:59. mayo clinic said time is critical death or punishment brain damage cancpr,2e in four to six minutes, the first ambulance showed up ten minutes didfd&m theirr j second unit, t 9:11, 20 minutes after loretta first called. >> they did everything they could to save the man's life. he said they did their job that night. working for an hour, to get a pulse where doctors placed him zcc died five off1l=,.g what -s4i-teama has her husband. been equax . >> why can't we get this information? >> hopefully, we resolve thad issue. >> we are still waiting for that information. >> chief wants to make c

mothers won't experience the same thing. >> a small apartment building filled with emotion as she mourns her son. >> this is her 12-year-old son. >> i'm so sorry that it took this to realize how much i love you. >> on saturday, she says her son died after falling into the contra costa canal. >> why wouldn't that fence be more upright? >> contra costa told me the water ways, two people droun drowned, where the fence stands five feet tall. >> the fence is just one of several levels of protection. >> water district general manager says at this point, the height of the fence, which was built in the 1970s will not be raised. >> we're waiting to see what the police investigation report tells us. >> she doesn't want another mom to lose their children. >> tonight, she has his backpack, and photo, and spirit and sends this message to her son. >> i knew you were my rock. >> now i really know. >> her oldest child is gone, but that mother/son bond will always be there. >>> federal judge ruled a man who was beaten bye a sheriff deputy held in jail can go ahead and sue the city and the county. >> sher

i leave a comment to mourn and commemorate his loved ones. we continue towards the east and kirkuk the former capital of kurdistan today on iraqi territory. so what if that god be praised i'm not scared when the region was under american control i was afraid about it but as soon as the iraqi police and army took over things got much better if the americans didn't know the region they were afraid and trigger happy and they didn't hesitate to fire at anyone who approached them passenger foreign or anyone. on this road has seen a lot of drama how many times did the americans shut down iraqis here for no reason gotta go. through the windscreen the first iraqi checkpoint appears it's time to lower the camera and film on discreetly. that. the soldiers here are regularly targeted by armed groups and are also quick to shoot what to do and about the attacks and kidnappings are frequent in the area. at the moment checking our identity an itinerary takes too long hours. but at last we can hit the road again a road that is more than dangerous. to be hone

bicyclists were killed in 2012, abc transportation reporter found this report in august about a ride to mourn the victims and bring attention to road safety to all. >> reporter: the ride to mourn, the most recentatality fatality tuesday on fountain grove parkway at thomas lake harris drive. 37-year-old ruben hernandez was out for an early morning drive. hernandez was a p.e. teacher at a charter school. he was here for a school conference. mark solivinoff's 14-year-old son alexander had an accident at this same intersection two years ago. they say it's a poorly engineered intersection to handle both traffic and bikes. >> this is definitely a spot that when i ride here, when we ride here, we feel a little vulnerable and uncomfortable. >> sometimes people are really, really nice and give you room, but a lot of the time they'll blow right by you and it's like, come on. >> reporter: they know this intersection is dangerous, but the five fatalities have happened all across the county under different circumstances. >> it's hard to identify a reason that it's been happening this summer, but what is t

friends and colleagues at a bay area nonprofit organization are mourning the loss of one of their own. dribbling a soccer ball from the u.s. to brazil for the world cup, a man was killed unexpectedly during his charity trek. today, we have rob mayeda live. >> reporter: good morning, laura, raising awareness for the football project at this building here in berkeley, is this a group that donates soccer balls for people who live in poor country. richard swanson of seattle hoped to bring attention to the cause by dribbling a soccer ball 10,000 miles through 11 countries. final destination, brazil, 2014 in time for the world cup. he was just two weeks into the trek when yesterday morning, less than 24 hours ago, while dribbling down 101 in lincoln, oregon. a driver of a pickup truck accidentally hit and killed him. swanson died later at a hospital. he was 42 years old. a father, a man who loved to play soccer and very easy to get along with. on his journey, he made friends with strangers who agreed to take him in each night along the way. >> all i can say, in the short period of time that

long shoremen here are now in mourning. we can see the body was recovered at 2:30 p.m. long shoremen say he was driving a white pickup truck while working as a clerk. now, the terminal will be closed for 24 hours during the investigation by oakland police's fatal response team and port of oakland during that time, long shoremen say they'll be mourning the loss of one of their own. >> thomas, thank you. look at this video from just moments ago. that is the bomb squad blowing up an old grenade near watso watsonhill road. we've been following this story. the bomb squad dug a hole and blew up the grenade in that hole. no word owe yet on why the grenade was in the home. police evacuated neighbors. >> a south bay schoolteacher arrested on sex charnz tonight. the 41-year-old teaches 4th and 5th grade arrested by members of a police internet task force, one posed as a 13-year-old girl they say blair agreed to meet for sexual activity. blair worked at the school for about a year. >> the owner of a party bus company charge wtd death of a passenger made a court appearance today. h

mary was in total mourning and remained there for six weeks. so the new president was gracious not to give up his office in the white house so he could give her time to make the adjustment. it was difficult on him and in the beginning he was obvious shaken to the core. he got into action very quickly and prepared to take over the presidency. >> where did he work at that time? >> treasury department in washington and his family was not here. >> what were his early days like? did you have a chance of how adjusted himself and how quickly he assumed control? >> it was two-sided. at one point, it was the grand review, he had the lincoln trial and murders to deal with. on other hand, it was his golden hour because congress wasn't in session, so he jumped in trying to implement the lincoln plan of restoration for the south. >> and there were skirmishes going on from the civil war? >> i'm sure there were and hardly settled in a lot of people's mind. and taking over this job at this particular time in this city, i mean he had a cabinet that he inherited

again, there is mourning to be done here. >> it couldn't be much done. when you look around, it's stunning that it's not. and thank goodness. what comes now? even vehicles, once they've done that, tomorrow in the days ahead. >> there are a number of things. number one, there's still a little confusion. some people don't have cell phones. few people say they haven't accounted for family members. they're going to double check and triple check. there's a few places they want to double check and triple check. and then we move on to the clean-up part. they already think a billion dollars at least in insurance claims. several of the biggest insurance companies already come in today taking pictures and walking around. so far, the republican governor has had high praise with the administration. they have been declared a disaster area. you move into the difficult clean-up recovery. god forbid, if there's still someone out there, they will get a tip on something like that. we're about to mark the two-year anniversary from joplin. >> it is going to be a long haul.

the warmer favorite color pink and purple while mourning the loss of a little girl.rlier in the day, never recalled moments right after the after dad was feverishly trying to find the killer. >> he said someone's that my little girl. i said oh my god! is she okay? >> he said no. she is not ok! >> i would have tackled the guy so fast that i could have. >> i do not want justice to our system i want justice through the country. we are not in the city. we are in the country. plain and simple. we do not take kindly to what goes on around here. >> the road where leila was murdered was open for a short while. as you see in the video her home has been treated as a crime scene surrounded by yellow police tape. >> meanwhile, a police rest is suspect inattentive kidnapping of a 15 month old placerville baby. authorities are investigating whether the intended kidnapping might be linked to the murder of 8 year-old leila fowler. kron fours jeff bush has the latest. >> police say the suspect followed the victim of stairs to our apartment and grabbed the 15 month old girl from her m

chosen to bring the station back to rock and roll after we'd been playing kind of tribute music, mournfulter the death of jfk. i said, "there's no way i can make nice, make you feel good about what's happened a week or so ago. but life must go on." >> steinberg: it almost died, until the people from london, england decided to come and make it live again. >> biondi: nobody even knew who they were. i played them in '63 here, and the phones rang, said, "take that [ beach boys." >> i'm on the air at 2:00 am and we get a special delivery package from capitol records. i put it on, 30 seconds into the song, the phones explode. "what is the name of that group? what's this song? where did that come from?" that never happened before. it has never happened since. >> ♪ we love you beatles ♪ oh yes we do >> wa-beatles-c proudly presents the beatles spectacular sounds. >> the beatles in person show at shea stadium. tt ,000 kids in the street in manhattan. they all were listening to us on the air, waiting for ringo or paul or george or john, somebody to come to a window of their suite, just so they coul

long shoremen here are now in mourning. we can see the body was recovered at 2:30 p.m. long shoremen say he was driving a white pickup truck while working as a clerk. now, the terminal will be closed for 24 hours during the investigation by oakland police's fatal response team and port of oakland during that time, long shoremen say they'll be mourning the loss of one of their own. >> thomas, thank you. look at this video from just moments ago. that is the bomb squad blowing up an old grenade near watso watsonhill road. we've been following this story. the bomb squad dug a hole and blew up the grenade in that hole. no word owe yet on why the grenade was in the home. police evacuated neighbors. >> a south bay schoolteacher arrested on sex charnz tonight. the 41-year-old teaches 4th and 5th grade arrested by members of a police internet task force, one posed as a 13-year-old girl they say blair agreed to meet for sexual activity. blair worked at the school for about a year. >> the owner of a party bus company charge wtd death of a passenger made a court appearance today. h

again, there's mourning to be done here, but it's a miracle. >> it couldn't be much worse. i mean, when you look around, it's stunning that it's not guilty. and thank goodness that it's not. they wanted to search three times each location, each structure, even vehicles. once they've done that, tomorrow and the days ahead? >> a number of things. still a little confusion. a lot of cell phones caught spotty. a few people still saying they haven't accounted for family members. they're going to double check and triple check. there's a few places they still want to double check and triple check. and then we move on to the clean-up part. they already think a bill yoon dollars in insurance claims. already had folks in today. taking pictures and walking around. so far, the republican governor has had hot praise for demonstration and fema. so you move into the difficult clean-up recovery. god forbid, if there's someone out there, they will keep searching if they get a tip on something like that. we're about to mark the two-year anniversary on joplin. some folks are coming here for ad

they gathered to mourn their loved ones. a magnitude 8 earthquake hit in may 2008 leaving people dead and missing. about 300 people, including local government officials in one town offered their condolences. authorities have left the area as it was after the earthquake struck. government officials say the reconstruction work is nearly complete. but some of the survivors are still living in temporary housing. they have to put up with daily invaenss. many farmers who lost their land in the quake cannot find new jobs. >>> officials of india's government say india and china are now negotiating a mechanism to avoid clashes in disputed border areas. it was spurred by an indian claim that dozens of chinese soldiers crossed over to the indian side of the cashmere region starting on april 15th. india's minister just returned from china. he told reporters on saturday that china proposed the plan a few weeks ago. >> chinese side had given us a border cooperation agreement some weeks ago, which essentially consolidates and brings toget

the latest close to a mosque followed by another as crowds gathered to mourn victims. it comes after two days of attacks, 16 bombs in baghdad alone. went off at an hour. what happens to the unity that was supposed to be building? minister thinks the world turned its back on the country when american troops withdrew in 2011. several times to hell and back. but iraq still leave the engagement and the commitment of the international community. but the government itself is far from blameless. human rights groups say it is persecuting cities in a reversal of what happened under said, the hussein.addam they have been detained for years without facing trial. have food ort anything. if he is guilty, try him. but they are only holding him because he is city. this over a split in islam that happened centuries ago. part of the story happened right here. >> this is the entrance to the for muslims, is the greatest monument in the world. for more than 1400 years, they are still giving their lives for following the teachings. >> the fighting seems likely to bring more bloodshed. many

. ♪ god bless america >> today, a time of mourning and celebration.ast night's memorial day concert reminds us of america's bonds in the of war even when that war is changing. now, today, in addition to what's happening at arlington, we've got ceremonies all along the national mall honoring specific groups like world war ii veterans, vietnam veterans and women who have given their lives and service to this country. >> it is an important day to remember. all right. thank you, tricie. >>> turning now to the recovery in moore, oklahoma. president obama spent sunday touring the damage and pledging federal support in the wake of the ef-5 tornado that killed 24 people including ten children. nbc's jay gray reports from moore, oklahoma. >> reporter: from the chaos and intensity of the strike, to the rush of first responders, and the rumble of the gruelling cleanup and recovery. ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound ♪ sunday night for the first time in almost a week -- >> god is our refuge and strength. >> reporter: moore paused for a memorial service. ♪ we cam

. >>> when hofstra university students graduate they'll mourn one of their own. andrea rebello was killed in her home. how police handled the dangerous situation that turned into a tragedy. authorities say it was a bullet fired from a police officer's gun that led to the death of hofstra university student andrea rebello. >> let me start off by giving my heartfelt condolences to the parents and family of andrea rebello. >> reporter: it happened at an off campus house. police went there after a 911 call claiming the gunman ordered them out of the house to get cash from an atm. when police arrived, they say the suspect was holding a gun to rebello's head. >> the officer fired eight roun rounds. >> reporter: she was shot in the head and died. also the suspect 30-year-old dalton smith, who they say had an extensive rap sheet and wanted for jumping parole. she was a junior and was majoring in public relations. the news of her death is extremely hard for the people who knew her. >> she was like really popular and like everybody loved her. she was sweet. >> what an all

instead now five families are in mourning. five women died in this car fire captured on a cell phone camera on the san mateo bridge. it happened at 10:00 p.m. the car was traveling westbound and nearing foster city when the rear portion of the stretch limousine started smoking and shortly burst into flames. the driver pulled over and got out of the car, as did four of the nine women inside. five died, unable to get out past the flames, according to the chp. one of the victims was the bride. a friend of 43-year-old mary guardiano. guardiano managed to escaped. her mother confirmed the bride died in the car. >> to a bridal shower. of a friend. get married on june. >> she told us the group was on their way to the crown plaza hotel for the shower party. the coroner's office has not confirmed the names of the bride or the other four women who died in the car. a neighbor of another survivor told us at one point many, if not all the women worked as nurses he at the medical center. saturdayneath's fatalle car fire clogged traffic on t

theany mourns the loss of following soldier, and i am deeply saddened. >> the unnamed soldier died in a shootout with insurgents in the northern afghan province of fat gram -- bagrham. the taliban announced the beginning of their annual spring offensive against nato forces. this was a blow to the missions in afghanistan but it was said that this would not throw germany of course. >> we have to expect setbacks like these, but this does not make them less sad or less tragic. we may be prepared for more setbacks like these in the future. 4200ey currently have soldiers in afghanistan, 53 german troops have died since 2002 in the country. >> the trial against a neo-nazi terrorist is to -- an alleged neo-nazi terrorist is due to go under way. he faces murder charges in connection with a racially motivated murder spree. over 500 police officers have called -- been called in to boost security at the munich court house. people across the world will be watching but this will have potential -- particular interest in turkey, as many of the victims had turkish roots. we asked about the expectation

indications, karachi is 80% of the revenue for the hold -- whole country. .hey declare a day of mourning that's a massive effect on business. i took a look at what that means for various businesses across pakistan, and its wholesale markets. -- andhis marketplace this merchant. one of many traders that supply shops across the country. recently his business has slowed. the daily violence in karachi has customers afraid to go outside. >> it cost dearly. it costs money. it costs the people that rely on us for a daily need. the city does not eat that day. --when rivals turn violent each neighborhoods running this neighborhood archive -- controlled by different groups. that mix of ethnic, sectarian, and political rivals can be explosives. trucks are burnt and shuts are shut down. supplies are destroyed and the cost can going to the millions. the pakistani taliban has claimed much of the responsibility of the election violence. that has led to mass rallies being canceled and campaigning restricted. have forged ans alliance, bowing they will -- of bowing they will contest violence. few people t

hadany places that have been clear away the debris and mourn the dead. in dodge the bomber himself is in the car packed with explosives into damaged this market place and also this building. you can see the damage it has done. six people were killed and many more injured. >> dozens have died across the city and the hospitals take wave after wave of the injured. why is this happening now? the government says the world forgot about their country to assumed that they blame the situation across the border in syria. this group of people thought it was their own the shia and sunni leaders. as long as they keep fighting for position and power, the explosions will keep happening. violencecome the worst in iraq for years. once again, talk of civil war and even the breakup of the country is being discussed and feared. >> the effects of syria already being felt right around that region. and 13 servicemen civilians have been killed in a suicide attack in kabul. convoy duringa the morning rush-hour. the islamic militant group is allied to the taliban. vernment li go

as you said long shoreman have shut down the terminals in order to mourn their loss. >> thank you. we have breaking news now out of the northeast. 25 people injured after a commuter train derailed and tracked into another train. the first train eastbound when it derailed just east of the fairfield station hitting a westbound train on the track. some cars from that are train came off the tracks as well. officials say theye not sure what caused this derailment. >> officials have not decide wld to seek the death penalty against a man accused of killing two members of his family. authorities say he stabbed his mother wednesday fatally and he also killed his 1-year-old nephew and stabbed his 3-year-old niece. ramirez has had previous run in was police who say he has a history of mental health problem autos investigators believe someone targeted two men who died after being shot in jackson street. both victims wore yellow warriors tee sherts. the lae patrol discovered tickets inside of the car. investigators want to take a look at footage from at rena. this does not appear to be a random

today his family is mourning their loss. according to some witnesses and the family, burns was shot multiple times by at least three concord police officers. he died in the middle of buchanan road in antioch. concord officers were attempting to serve a warrant on burns and had been following him to his home. a neighbor did not want to be seen on camera. >> they blocked him in one guy got arrested. he tried to run out of the car and they shot him. >> witnesses say bushes was passenger in this pickup. two dozen evidence markers lilterred the road. a yellow chalk marks where burns died. grady lives across the street from the shooting and says the sounds of gunshot close by terrified them. >> pow, pow, bang, bang, boom, boom, boom, nonstop, nonstop, and we didn't get up until the stopped. >> one shot went through the photos of the bullet's passage into heir living room. no one was home. neighbors who new burn said he was helpful. >> he was good gievment that's why i hurts me to know we lost him. >> the loss of charles has made h

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a family mourning the brutal murder of 8-year-old girl now faces a brand new trauma. girl's own 12-year-old brother is under arrest for her murder. >> shepard: layla fowler's brother found the 8-year-old a pool of blood and watched the stranger run away. >> protected his sister. >> shepard: now, one child is dead and another is behind bars but tonight folks killer on the loose why it took so long for police to make an arrest. mother's day mayhem. gunmen shoot 19 people at a parade in new orleans. tonight, the security camera pictures and the moment it all went down. plus, a 10-mile wide tsunami of ice. >> the ice came right through the living room here. >> shepard: it happened right here in the united states in the middle of may. and -- >> -- ground control to major tom. >> shepard: an astronaut covers david bowie for zero gravity music video far above the world. educes the urg. it put me at ease that you could smoke on the first week. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depresd mood and suicidal thoughts or

survivors of the tornado are now mourning the deaths of 24 people and dealing with the destruction. the complete destruction of neighborhood and homes. "today in the bay's" jody hernandez has spoken to survivors and joins us now live in moore, oklahoma. i can't imagine what it looks like on the ground there. >> it is absolutely a sight to see. you really can't describe it. the video doesn't do it justice, i will tell you. there is a strong scent of determination out here in moore, oklahoma, that people are going to get through this. the stories of folks pulling together have been truly remarkable. truly heartwarming. despite the massive destruction you see behind me. as bad as it looks people are pulling together in unbelievable ways. we had a chance to talk to a man who shared how he helped parents and children reunite at briarwood elementary school right after the tornado hit. we have some new video of what that scene looked like. he said when he got there it was pure chaos. he described it as a war zone. children and teachers, injured teachers running around in a panic. but the t

tomorrow is going to be definitely more about the rebuild but also about the mourning because we haveconfirmed deaths, nine of which were children, so the community is still going to be in mourning moving forward. we at the other location had a family living ther they said they want to rebuild, want to come back. homeowners there for 12 years, love their street, love this neighborhood. you know what, i bet they'll be back. >> the story they told about saving their children in that bathtub was amazing, where they put the sofa cushions on top of their kids in the bathtub, mother and father then put their weight holding down the cushions. after the tornado was over, they just stood up and discovered there was no house around them. >> it is absolutely amazing. they have three little girls, a 6-year-old and two 4-year-old twins. amber and nathan are their names. they said the twins saved their blankets, but wanted to come back to find something for their six-year-old. the six-year-old goes to plaza towers elementary but was out by 11:30 because she at the ends early morning kindergarten. >

. >>> friends and family continue to mourn at the curbside memorial where three people were killed in a car crash monday. police found evidence of the home of one of the victims but did not give any specific details. they believe the suspect went there after the crash. he remains in jail on the $750,000 bail and he will be formally charged tomorrow. police believe speaking an alcohol played a role. >> we had temperatures warmer than yesterday. right now we are sitting pretty well with 50's and 60's. 60degrees there right now but also fairly breezy. >>> clouds will continue to increase through the overnight hours, and we have a slight chance of showers, mainly for the north bay. to take a look at the satellite radar picture. the core of it is extending down along the west coast. we do have a chance of showers, but you can see the rain fizzling out over the north bay. as for tomorrow, the skies will clear. we will see sunny skies but bought into the evening. we will see a big one of coming into the weekend. >> also, the night of fire and the space trip all destroyed several businesses.

. >> she was known as the neighborhood grandmother but tonight people are mourning her death in richmond. >> it's video of that happening. >> john sasaki reports someone very close to the victim was the likely target. >> the scene of this buttal richmond shooting was peaceful. she was a lovely woman. everybody knew she sat on that bed right by that window. >> that's where the 62-year-old woman where someone came up to this apartment building and unleashed a barrage of gunfire. >> police picked it up. >> the shots went off and it just kepty going and going and going. >> todd, who was lovingly known as granny, died. >> we all loved and respected her. she was the soul of this building. >> it's not going to be the same without gran. >> richmond police who are searching for the killers say this was a targeted attack, but may have gone aiming for the son. >> we think maybe he defrauded someone. >> ed to's son was grazed but not seriously hurt. >> her daughter's best friend expressed what everyone was feeling. >> it's really senseless. >> she was the neighborhood grandma. >> this was one of her

. >> their families and friends mourning their loss and demanding answers. >> it's just that i know that my wife was there. i don't know what happened. >> just very nice woman. she always take care of her kids. >> we're like family, second family, and it's really hard. >> it's just like my mom or my sister, you know, taken away from me. very nice. >> how come the passenger's the one who helped them? >> where is the driver whose supposed to believe responsible. he's the captain of the ship, responsible for those persons that he's giving service to. >> there is conflicting information about exactly what happened that night. tonight, one of the surviving victims of the limo fire, ms. arano said she tried to get the driver to stop the car as the fire was breaking out. she says when the driver did finally stop and got out of the car, he did not do anything to help. her statement goes against what the driver said. brown said he helped some of the women escape through the partition. >>> new tonight at 11:00, kron 4 news spoke with someone who said it did not stand near it when it was burning. >

we mourn those lost and we stand in awe of those who managed to survive.r: just as of yesterday, this was a neighborhood of modest homes, a place where families live. and now tonight, this. destruct everywhere. >> this is all that's left of richard jones' house. >> right inside that door is the kitchen. it sucked the refrigerator through this door almost. tried to pull it all the way through the door. >> your christmas lights? >> they were in the attic. >> reporter: he and his entire family hunkered down in the bathtub as the tornado destroyed everything around them. >> all the debris just flying around in the air. it lasted about 90 seconds, my daughter said. but it seemed like forever. >> reporter: what was a home now a pile of debris. and there are piles just like it up and down this street from one end of southwest 6th street to the next. homes flattened. tony had just moved in two weeks ago. >> one of the prettiest neighborhoods in moore. we're going to rebuild, though. >> right here? >> right here. god has his reason for everything, you've got to bel

the boston marathon bombing brought those together to pray and mourn those who lost their lives. lost their lives and over 170 were injured. eme media picked up a very

. >> the fbi is mourning the loss of two special agents from quantico killed in a training exercise. it happened friday off the coast of virginia beach. special agents trista 4-wood and stephen shah were members of the fbi's elite hostage rescue team. shipwere aboard a military when the accident happened. the cause is under investigation. >> it is 4:35. onto business news, any local governments are already banking on the internet sales tax bill coming into play. >> investors have their eye on yahoo this morning. let's get to linda bell. happy monday morning to you. >> happy monday morning to you. a new trading week upon us. we have yahoo holding a big media event in new york today. we are accepting an announcement that yahoo's board has a -- approved in a of the blog site tumblr. the deal would be worth over $1 billion. yahoo is excited to update the photo sharing website, flickr. andress has not agreed to tax-free shopping on the internet, but some states are laying out their plans on how to them the money. "the wall street journal" says maryland and virginia passed transportation b

meantime fans all across the country mourning the passing of former cal great running back chuck munceyfirmed last night that the former cal star who also had a great nfl career with the saints. you see him carrying the ball here and also the san diego chargers did pass away at the age of 60 at his home in orange county after suffering a heart attack. chuck muncey dead at the age of 60. >> great player. >> mark, thank you. >>> lowering the legal limit for drunk driving could save lives. coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. we take a look at the federal proposal that supporters say is a proven safety measure. >>> and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu thanks for joining us and our warrior colors. go warriors. >> starts in about five minutes. >> all right, go warriors. thanks for joining us tonight. good night. ♪ ♪ all around the world ♪ everybody singing along ♪ everybody singing along ♪ never looking back ♪ it's a long, long way from my home ♪ [ male announcer ] with the best line up of vehicles ever. introducing the new chev

back to alameda where team members are mourning the death of a sailer and how kindness allowed a hitun victim to go home. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> the warriors are back home after a huge series tying win in san antonio last night. we will catch up with one of their stars coming up next in sports. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> all right. mark is here now. kind of the post game talking to the warriors. >> warriors are doing well and the same can't be said for the other team, the a's right now. playing sensational ball in cleveland and that means indians. 10-11, giving

they called for a day of national mourning.s i said polititfact and the "washington post" they also chimed in. we will miss michele bachmann. [ explosion ] >> stephanie: and he was the one that talked about the truth in media. the most pants on fire. okay. maybe it's because she is so hot for jesus. i had not heard that one before. of all the michele bachmann crazies. >> she's hot for a 2,000 year old jew? >> it's not uncommon for an evangelical to say that, though. >> stephanie: that we're hot for jesus? >> yeah, it's their way of modernizing their relationship with jesus, i believe. >> stephanie: our long national nightmare is over, john writes well, that's over stating it. she has announced she will not run for reelection. smiling stiffly through an eight and a half minute video. this characterized her disaster of a career she wanted the world to know the decision was not impacted -- >> where did you get that idea? >> stephanie: john writes in a word, bull [ censor bleep ]. and there is rambling quality. it's sort of like a

it's a great loss for us. >> now at 6:30, mourning the lives lost in the limousine fire.e's the latest on that tragedy. we learned today the limousine involved in saturday night's deadly fire was over capacity. investigators say the limo was only supposed to carry a maximum of eight passengers. but nine women were inside. five died when flames engulfed the back of the vehicle. also late this afternoon, we are learning the limo company could face fines because of the number of passengers inside. more on that in a moment. the driver says there was no indication of trouble until the group was midspan on the san mateo bridge but admitted to a crucial misunderstanding. >> we're going over the span where it's elevated. and one of the ladies knocked on the partition and she say "smoke." i figured she was asking if she could smoke a cigarette. >> the women inside were celebrating a bridal shower for 31-year-old neriza fojas, one of the five who died. police tell us the investigation into what started the fire will take several weeks to complete. >>> the california public utilitie

neighbors are mourning the death of woman they called granny.ng the victim's son was probably the intended target of the shooters. >> i don't have a grandma, but she is like the only one that i knew. >> she kept the peace around here and everybody knew her as the peacemaker. >> her son was a target. i'm going to be honest with her, her son was a target. he was a piece of [ bleep ]. >> neighbors say the son was known for cheating his car repair customers out of money. again, that's what neighbors say. the son was grazed by one of the bullets. there is a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> funeral services will be held today in oakland for the grandson of malcolm x. malcolm al shabazz was beaten to death outside a bar in mexico city last week. he was 28. services will be at the islamic cultural center in downtown oakland. members of the mosque tell kpix 5 that even those from new york, shabazz spent a lot of time in the east bay. shabazz was 12 years old when he set a fire that killed his grandmother betty shabazz. he served f

to mourn the 2ked, mourn them in private, sweep up the glass 57bd move on. what they need is the coverage they got. i don't like to give it to them. he second thing politically is sometimes you have to look in the camera, i believe, and say if you want perfect answers, us to say you want look at those government dummies, they didn't get it again. let me fix government, i'm marter than you are, sometimes you have to have the humility to to make it sure how work politically. maybe it will take three months. people don't like that. i wish we had the humility to say, i'm not sure what happened here, i don't think it looks a disaster. and worse of all, i'm not sure there's a fix. how about it? >> take a second -- you talk about the early morning sessions with robert mullen, the fbi director and goss of the cia. who's in the room? who gathers that information? questions are asked? when you lead the morning sessions, what do you do with the information? >> in the fbi -- the situation in the agency and the bureau agency are different. the fbi, i forget -- i erased 7