they will ask pamela harris to launch an investigation. they arethey are accusing directionings when they are made for china. he also testified he ordered chp to retaliate and consider testifying against them. >>> and this is in honor of aco runner that is when a woman veered off the highway and hit two people. santos died at the scene and ballad is at the off the rhospital with major injuries. the people helps people advance significants interest poverty to give them a better life. >> it is actually essential that people get the training they need to be able to have a second chance and that is what is so devastating as the about what happened today. they are looking nook drugs or a medical condition played a part in the crash. >>> bart is back to normal near the west oak land bart station. they he can plained -- explained a bomb may be hidden. although no bomb was found they did stop it and open down or this hours. >> he learn had how to operate it, put on hit whom suit and so he physically had to go in there and make a hand injury. >> pe

new eastern span of the bay bridge, concord state senator will ask the state attorney general pamela harris to launch a criminal investigation. yesterday during a hearing, witnesses accused map jersey will made in after they are retaliating against engineers criticizing the span. >>> they have a memory of aco work he can killed on the -- worker killed on the job. chp said a woman in a black mercedes veered off the highway and hit jim and it was part of a training crew and that is help helping people giving them the training they need for a new life. >> it is essential that people get a second chance and get the training they need. >> now the woman who was driving that car was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. they are looking into whether drugs or a medical condition was part of that crash. >>> two people have died at dayton ohio. the 21-year-old suspect was waving the firearms at he have one. collapsed and died from the medical condition while running from the scene. >>> and the days could be numbered for certain controversial websites. they aimed at protecting those with mugshots

we asked pamela harris, he is telling them to ugg nor serious welding with and he ordered the chp february them and ordered more on how the span is pulled. >>> this is from a train station and the man was boarding the train walls and when that didn't workers everybody on board had to come out. they lifted the train enough to push that man out. mind the gap and they never thought much about it until now. >> that is the most incredible thing i have seen. >> i love to see people joining in. room great story. and they are accusing them after a woman was allowed to board they are looking into how this could have happened again. >>> and we have an earlier hit- and-run and we will let you know how that made traffic worse. >>> and beautiful sunrise with a few breaks in the clouds but it is raining right now san jose, los gatos, we will talk about what could be a very humid forecast. female announcer: sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free

the office of state attorney general pamela harris tells me she supporting the bill. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> people around the bay area stopped what they were doing today to stand and applaud robin williams. at 1:00 this afternoon people gave the late actor a minute long-standing ovation. these fans posted their tribute on you tube. the event was organized by a group on facebook and nearly 32,000 people signed up to honor robin williams with a standing ovation. after closing to pay tribute to robin williams, rock theater will honor the late comedian. tomorrow comedians will take the stage again for a sold out show. we're told that the theater is still working out details for another larger tribute to remember and celebrate robin williams' life. >>> and there's now a movement to rename the waldo tunnel after robin williams. a change.org petition has 800,000 signatures. the waldo tunnel is the gate way into marin county after you cross the golden gate bridge and it's known for its rainbow colored paint. >>> she was taken hostage. >> two passengers are hostag

appointed officials also heard from california governor jerry brown and california attorney general pamela harris. this is 20 minutes. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you very much. i was pretty excited to be called a quarterback since i never played football because i was too damn short. [laughter] i was a junior in high school, i was only 5-6. so that was -- 5-3. so that was a real complex. all the girls were taller than me, so that was a problem. [laughter] i had a good mouth. but anyway, california has come back. we are coming back. we're doing lots of important stuff. and not the least because of the leadership of senator padillo and and others. i think we've got probably the biggest latino delegation ever in california, and i don't know about the rest of the country, bigger than texas, i hope? >> [inaudible] >> almost, whatever. or close. but anyway -- [laughter] p friendly competition. and i was very proud to sign the dream act. and then as soon as i signed -- [applause] i had to sign the dream act twice. first one was resident tuition for undocumented students -- [applause] and the second was eli

pamela harris a great woman, she was elected by 3000 votes or something like that. some kind of teeny-weeny amount. we're going door-to-door, people didn't want to vote. they were mad. they lost their homes. they lost their job. some of their friends and neighbors and relatives. so we had to pull him out and to its support for you to vote. we did get them out to vote. it was pulling teeth to get people out to vote. so proposition 30 in california, the reason we are now in -- because we passed proposition 30. this is good for the people in the state. we passed a law that millionaires have to pay 3% more in state taxes. if you pay $1 million, you pay 3% more. so we are able to bring in $6 billion for the state of california. most of that which education. how did we get that? we had to go door to door, phone banking to get people to vote for that. the people who went to come interesting, -- it was the voters who don't always vote. the immigrants dolores, judge gonzales, lei-chala wilson, thank you very much. [applause] >> yes. >> a couple of life events to tell you abo