the whole situation started back at 2:15, in oakland, at 105th avenue and pontiac. an officer was in the area and saw someone firing a gun from the car so the officer tried to pull over the car but the driver would not pull over and that is when the pursuit began when the car crashed into the hydrant and you can see 9 mess it left behind with water understooding the street and shooting in the air. the fire department was called in to shut it down. you can see what is let of it, they make quick work of it and the fire hydrant is upitemmed but the war has stopped and it is dry at the intersection which is now cleared at this hour. >> breaking news from stanford, the university is asking students to change their passwords because of an i.t. broach and not revealing details on what kind of breach it is dealing with but they sent out a tweet 30 minutes ago. we will have updates on this story as they become available. >> now business news, lululemon is turning focus away from yoga and away from women. >> facebook finally impressed investors. jane king is at the new york s

travis made headlines last year when he was found naked after crashing his pontiac trans am. he pled guilty to driving while intoxicated. >>> john kerry's wife teresa is getting better. she was rushed to a nantucket hospital sunday and then flown to massachusetts general in boston. someone close to the family said her symptoms were consistent with a seizure. the secretary of state was with his wife today as she underwent more tests. >>> a huge setback tonight for a 10-year-old pennsylvania girl whose parents fought so hard so she could get an adult lung transplant. turns out she's developed pneumonia in one of those new lungs. her mom said sunday was stuff, but she was more stable today. sarah has been hospitalized for months with end stage cystic fibrosis and june 12th she had a lung transplant, but those failed within hours. she got a second set of lungs june 15th and those were infected with pneumonia, but doctors managed to remove the infected portion. >>> talk about politics making some strange bedfellows, the woman who claims she provided escorts to eliot spitzer may en

driving in tammy's pontiac as she took me around youngstown. going out to dinner together.i stayed at dean's house. there weren't so many formal as, it was so much just talking and letting the tape recorder roll. i was filling out a picture of their life. and over a.c of time -- and over a time. >> when you are out there researching, who pays for that? >> i paid for most of that. "the new yorker" by text -- project. a couple of these were "the new yorker goes quote stories -- yorker" stories. >> did you spend more money than it is worth? >> what is this all going to add up to? am i going to get what i need? i've never telling my wife, i am not getting her story. it is not going to work. i went back and cap talking to tammy. i look at my transcripts, once i inished the reporting, and realized, i have a lot. then, it becomes the process of shaping it into a narrative. the real challenge was telling multiple stories of three or four main characters. how do i organize them? i began with dean price. him andreak away from introduce jeff and newt gingrich. how long can i stay away

. >> they come get me to your pontiac.ome get me. >> i'm about to break out this bitch. >> the jail will take no chances. >> special emergency response team has been activated to secure him. >> we're going to jail 2, we're going to be looking for ronald wells. he might be planning to escape. we'll put the pod on the floor and everybody will be secured. corporal mcleland will key in the inmate and then once everything is secure. we're not explaining stuff to these guys, get them up and out. good? >> yes, sir. >> suit up. let's go. everybody has got his face, you know what he looks like. this is him right here. >> everybody look at the picture over here, make sure -- >> sert, left -- >>> coming up -- >> go, go, go. >> the special response team pays a visit to ronald wells. >> there's video footage of you admitting that you swung at the officer. >> lawrence silk attempts to mound a defense. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> an anonymous letter and recorded phone call have led officials at cuya

a police officer at 2:15 who was patrolling at pontiac street saw someone firing a gun out of a car and we have reports that some cars, parked cars, were pit but no reports of injuries. the officer sees this is follows the person and calls to backup to pull the car over. when he pulled the car over the car gave chase. coming to end, now, where you see this video and the fire hydrant spewing water in the air in san leandro four or five miles away. the car, after a police pursuit, crashed here and people remain arrested. those who were arrested also were taken to the hospital, possibly with some minor injuries after the crash. a very wet and wild morning here in san leandro. we will check with mike nicco. >> the thickest fog is on the coast. live doppler 7 hd shows 1.5 mile visibility at half moon bay and the rest of us are okay. there is a late push with the low clouds through the morning hours and we will keep an eye on sfo to see if there are arrival delays. if they are, hopefully they will be minimal at only 20 to 30 minutes. in san jose, today, there is a lot of sunshine out there an

oakland police department did in fact arrest and has now arraigned bobby lite lor, a 42-year-old pontiache's been charged with first degree murder, felony murder, and criminal sexual conduct in the first degree. these crimes can get him life in prison without the possibility of parole. it's so rare as we talked about to find and solve a stranger murder, and in this case, we actually were able to do that. i'm not going to say that every t is crossed and every i is dotted but the police are completely convinced he acted alone, and that he is the perpetrator. so, this family has some resolution as of right now. we will, of course, be following this until the trial comes to a conclusion. >> star, you did a terrific job in raising awareness. >> i'm very glad we had an opportunity to do it. piers, thanks again. we had a great reaction to rhonda's rules which is a comprehensive list for women to make sure they protect themselves and family in case the up thinkable should happen. >> quickly, star, where can they read those? >> go straight to napw.com and click on star's corner and it's free. to

with them, driving driving in dean's old beatup honda as he went from county.o as ing in tammy's pontiac she took me around her childhood on the east side of youngstown. to dinner together. stayed at dean's house. so it wasn't a series of formal it was ws so much as talking and letting the tape gradually ll and filling out a picture of their life, not systematically take me your life from birth to the present. it had to be much more ad hoc nd over a long period of time and it took a lot of trust on both sides that this would not work out that it would for both of us. >> when you're out there researching, who pays for that? >> i paid for most of it because new yorker a project. this was a book. i paid for my plane tickets to familiar and greensboro. trips were part of stories like the first time i met dean price i was working on a new yorker was out of st of it my pocket. >> do you ever have a sense that you ear spending more money than it's worth. > yeah, and more time and effort. what is this going to add up to? am i going get what i need? back from ohiong once and telling laura, my wif

it's funny because he said men are struggling with pontiac struggling with porn and they're only strugglingn because they're guilt tripping them about it. the problem isif you're an anorexic, the problem is not the food. the problem is the thinking about the food. his website had 500 names on it earlier this afternoon. i don't know, he might find 1 million guys. >> 1 million guys? >> he just launched it. i don't know, i'm surprised there are 500 on there. >> i think that's unfair to women. women watch porn, too. do women get a pass. >> i like he's saying, you need to sign up and join him on the website. if you've you have joined him on the website you have not thrown out your computer. a conundrum. >> cenk: any guy who follows this guy and throws out his stash. a week later, what did i do, stupid stupid stupid. >> cenk: don't throw out the computer. that's a lot of money. are you crazy dawg? >> it looks like an snl skit but it's real. >> cenk: let me throw out serious things. is it an addiction and does it cause some problems? this guy is extreme. he's not going to get a million guys. he's

. >> be looking for your pontiac. they come get me, i break out. you talk about breaking out. >> with wells facing several charges for violent crimes, the jail will take no chances. the special emergency response team has been activated to secure him. >> all right. we're going to 9c jail 2. we're going to be looking for ronald wells. we've received some information this inmate might be planning to escape, so we'll go in, do a dynamic entry. put the pod on the floor. everybody's going to be secured. corporal mclellan is going to key on the inmate. once we get everybody secure, you're going to remove that inmate. got that? you got control of everything. not explaining stuff to these guys. get them up and get them out. all right? good? >> yes, sir. >> suit is up. let's go. everybody has got his face, right? you know what he looks like. that's him right here. if you don't, familiar yourself. >> everybody look at the picture over here. >> got your assignments. >> srt. left! >>> coming up -- >> go, go, go. >> the special response team pays a visit to ron

pontiac, highland park and taylor. patrick o'keefe is with us. he has a map which drew this up. mentioned they are on the brink. how close are they to joe's going right over the cliff? >> in the case of flint, they have had and emergency manager there for quite some time. stuart: you have a map of the state of michigan which looks out likely bankruptcies and that troubled these cities are in. it will happen. they are the most likely to go bankrupt and they will go bankrupt. can you say that? >> i can at this time. i think depending on how the city of detroit goes, it will either encourage or discourage other cities from taking that then you. stuart: how about school districts? we invented the top three that are in the worst shape. >> new metrics, it has demonstrated quite convincingly that the school districts are in much worse shape. you have two dynamics that are really going against school districts in the state of michigan. one is a declining population. the other is the climbing property values. the school districts have been late to the party. stuart: i have to have your j

one of the greatest examples in the story that needs to be examined is the superdome in pontiac. financial manager of pontiac gave the superdome to .is friend and then he resigned partnership. they formed a corporation that made millions of dollars. basically the same thing is happening in the state of to treat aook bankruptcy. all the assets are given away. it always ends up in the hands of the governor or the financial manager's friends. i don't know enough about the specifics in michigan and flint, but that might be a reason why may be going through thanourt system is better doing it not through the bankruptcy court. if you feel like there isn't getting the best price for assets. if you're in bankruptcy court, there's an obligation to actually try to get the best price if you're going to get rid of some assets. it might be a more straightforward process. things in michigan are contentious, to say the least. you have these demographic issues, but you also have the politics that a lot of the tension obligations are kept locally as opposed to other states like california. you thi

one other time nate spotted a pontiac with a dangling gas cap. >> i crewed it up. >> he is santa on twone. thanks for joining us. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> another big day in court. we have it all covered. the judge asks george zimmerman directly if he wants to testify. she gets teste with the lawyers and sets the time table for closing arguments. >>> we are going to go live tonight from san francisco where investigators late today say the pilots of asiana flight 214 told the crew not to evacuate the aircraft. why? and then what made them suddenly want to change their minds. >>> and then the man accused of setting the boston marathon bombs with his brother. you will see his face. there is a big change on that. let's go outfront.

>> i haven't looked at local pontiac but for me the decision making should be where the money is raised and money is spent and different people are raising the money and spending it, you get bad decision making so i would like to see the decentralized decision making which to me is decentralized financing and ownership. >> i just want to again add my thanks to the governor and mr. edwards for the thoughtful testimony and for carving out their time. it was a terrific decision. >> one last question is how the maintenance fits in with this i think about when we do these rabun cuttings for the new transit project or new bridge or when you fix a pothole you leave a bunch of people celebrating. or you fix the under a bridge. how do you think the bridge maintenance fits into all of this, mr. pool and mr. rendell? >> one is a state guarantee has a great success with contracting, competitively contract and maintenance. virginia is one of the pioneers, texas, florida, so that is a way in which you can often get more value and more maintenance per dollar spent than in doing it with employees. but

the oakland police department tell me that the shots were fired and oakland off pontiac street. they're not sure if these two people were shooting at someone or shot up in the air. but nonetheless, oakland police officers got right behind the suspect. the chase went to san leandro and that's when it slammed the car into the fire hydrant to the point where both suspects had to be taken to the hospital to be checked out. they are in jail this morning and looked at about 5 this morning. we had a chance to talk to people in the neighborhood. here is what they had to say about the high speed pursuit. >>: i think it was a lady. that her and a stretcher. all these caught carstensz come fly in and i saw oakland beat the and it was a lot of cops. >>will: their names have not been released freed everybody like it up with water. --everybody waking up with water this morning. >>mark:east bay mud crews are still working to cap a gas line that ruptured after construction crews struck kron four's mike pelton is live from alamo with more, mike? mike >>: this was after a ruptured gas line was ru

vital and rich growing communities and we have to get places like detroit and flint and saginaw and pontiac and other places that are important to this economy back on that trajectory. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlelady from ohio, ms. kaptur, for five minutes. ms. kaptur: mr. speaker, i rise today to draw attention to the recent rising unacceptable unemployment numbers in some regions of our nation. the fact is republicans control this house and they are not only doing nothing to create jobs in america, they are actually creating more unemployment. in my home state of ohio the unemployment rate jumped up to 7.2%. in the city of cleveland, the unemployment rate rose from 9% to 10.1% over the past month. in the city of lorraine, unemployment dramatically rose from 8.7% to 10.6%. and in the city of toledo, we saw an increase in unemployment from 8.7%, to 9.3%. nationally the unemployment rate remains stalled, stuck at 7.6%, but in too many neighborhoods across our country, unemployment is a daily reality. when you incorporate labo