and my bas from syracuse. >> host: how long have you been at princeton university? >> guest: since 1978. >> host: are you teaching this semester? >> guest: i'm teaching at this very minute. i'll be teaching in a couple days, yes. >> host: and what are you teaching? >> >> guest: i'm teaching two writing workshops and i have two students i advise for theses. >> host: now, do you pick these students? >> guest: some extent, they apply to a program.ram >> host: on a first day of class in a joyce carol oates class, what do you assign? >> guest: oh, the first day of class we may go over in great detail a short story, a classic story the, a hemingway story. i mean, line by line, almost word by word, a story maybe two pages long. and we go over it care friday was i want them to -- carefullyl because i want them to see how it's written. so the ore day which was like at couple weeks ago we did a ray carver story, and we spent about an hour on the story.er so that's the first class. >> host: do you enjoy teaching? >> guest: oh, yes, very much.a yes. >> host: why? >> guest: well

so sending them to princeton actually would be better for them, but it was also be better for princetonhe is not the only one to do this. if you look at those colleges that are founded in the mid-18th century, they all send ambassadors to the west indies. >> tell us about betsey stockton who was enslaved by an early 19th-century president of princeton. -- was given to the wife as a gift when she was a younger woman. enter marriage comes into the household -- and through marriage comes into the ofsehold of the president princeton. he eventually emancipate sir. establishes a ministry with many of the people in the black community surrounding winston. he e-mails up a her. emancipates her. she becomes quite good a biblical geography. >> spending most of her time in his library. >> and known for her biblical geographic skills. she eventually becomes a schoolteacher in new york. mission inff to a hawaii where her skills with language and religion become critical to the success of the mission. you have this person who is born enslaved and lives as enslaved person on a college campus, then leav

the second was from steven in princeton, new jersey. you wanted to know a little bit more about edith and whether she in her later years talked about woodrow wilson's ellis and that time when she, as you say, essentially, was running the country. >> basically she talked about her illness privately. she maintained a fairly private life. a society woman here in town, democrats happy to draw her out. and i would just add it is a great moment in history. in 1961 when jfk was inaugurated president there on the reviewing stand sitting in the third row was this little old lady and no one knew who she was, and it was mrs. woodrow wilson. so among her friends, she talked about it. generally she talked not about her role but about how horrible it was for woodrow wilson having to go around the country and sell when he physically really was not able to do that. really she was most, henry cabot lodge, the leader of the republican opposition and forever blamed him for having to wage that fight as he did. >> host: another question, vice-president mars

he did grow up in princeton, new jersey. but over wilson's years as president of princeton, occasionally, one case notably, a young black men applied to the college. wilson made it very clear that he was not welcome there. i think this was less about wilson's personal prejudice than his understanding of the south. the strong southern contingency at princeton than. and wilson just news that the white student, the entire student body of princeton was not going to settle for that. they would not allow and fair were a few occasions where the occasional theological student would come into a lecture at princeton and -- who was african-american and many of them would stand up and leave. wilson feared something worse than that would happen. i think he really feared for what would happen to any black student who might have matriculated at princeton at the turn of the 20th century. that may be a cop out but i believe that is what he believed. he didn't put it to the test, indeed he didn't put integration in washington to the test and

'60 when wilson was president of princeton university. >> host: what was princeton like at the time? >> guest: at that time it wast t alle a representation of affluent, white, christian america generally.whitc and princeton is an explayer i are. >> host: and wilson has a >> hosin your book doesn't he? >> guest: he's a principle character. he's in many of the novel. chacter. he's cob fronted bay demon.ed he's tempted.. i shouldn't say what happens. ql he behave nobly in the novel.el he represent many of they o the shortcomings of people in theomt time. he was a racist and sexist andit other. probably his most he wasas bigone. >> host: toed b what? >> guest: to be a leader. ot n it's not that uncommon for people people to feel politicians,nd statesmen, and leaders.aders. some are psychopath logical and some less so. sec >> host: without giving awayhola the plot can you tell us about the curse? >> the curse in the novel really means the white upper class christian people who literally look the other way when the ku klux klan was operating in newnt jersey and elsewhere. the black people

>> that was princeton university. >> stephen: princeton university. has it leveled out since then. >> every smart man and smart woman. >> stephen: can guto princeton? >> yes. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: i like your style. what's going to be the lasting legacy of wilson? is there anything in obama that we see from wilson? >> well i think there are a lot of things we see in obama, although i think he could take a few pages out of of the wilson playbook, and that is have more of a conversation with the congress and with the country for that matter. >> stephen: i understand that wilson actually put the idea of nationalized health care on the table 100 years ago. >> this was something that first came up. >> stephen: so, really, obamacare is a discussion that started 100 years ago. >> almost every progressive idea came up with woodrow wilson. >> stephen: what was wilson's balmcare web site like? was it any better back in 1913? i think at this point, steam power might be better than what we have. >> i think it worked better,

you can see from these you tube videos why nature lovers flock to the hiking trails on mount princeton top are truly spectacular. now tragedy haunts this natural wonder. the 13-year-old who survived suffered a broken leg along with other injuries. >>> other news, who is to blame. the terrifying incident between a gang of bikers and an s.u.v. sparked a national debate. whose fault is it? the s.u.v. driver who may have clipped a biker or the biker gang that chased him down and later beat him. and where were the cops? >> that terrifying confrontation between a family and dozens of bikers is now sparking a national debate over who is at fault, the bikers or the driver. >> some people wondered well, he should have stayed there and waited for police to arrive. well, a whole bunch of guys are beating on his car and he has a baby inside, i don't think so. >> cops arrested this biker saying he started the whole thing by deliberately pulling in front of the luxury range rover and bringing traffic to a stop on the busy west side highway in new york city. cops say the range rover's tires were slas

universities -- harvard, yale, princeton, brown, williams, the university of north carolina to name just a few -- are drenched in sweat, and sometimes the blood, as africans brought here as slaves. the book is called, "ebony & ivy: race, slavery and the troubled history of america's universities." m.i.t. american history professor craig wilder reveals how the slave economy and higher education grew up together. that "the american campus to it as a silent monument to slavery." welcome to democracy now! talk about america's most elite universities. what relation do they have to slavery? >> i think there are multiple relationships. the first and probably most provocative is the relationship to the slave trade itself. in the middle of the 18th century, from 1746 to 1759,

just moments ago the all clear was given at princeton university. around 8:00 tonight police were called to the historic nassau hall for possible shots fired. an alert went out to all students on campus and this message was posted on the school's website. part of the campus was closed for hours tonight but began 20 minutes ago that all clear given at princeton. from the live desk, i'm jim handly. back to you. >>> tonight a carjacking victim is sharing her story after teenagers allegedly stole her suv and led police on a wild chase. it started on the beltway this afternoon. the suspects took off and sped through neighborhoods in prince george's county before crashing near route 450 and chesapeake road. jackie bensen is live with new reaction from the victim. >> doreen, the crime leaves this neighborhood on edge. they saw what they believe to be these two suspects watching the area for half an hour before the carjacking occurred looking for a victim. now, we spoke to her tonight. she asked that we not identify her. that wasn't just any stolen car on t

it's princeton apps administrative center. gunshots reported on princeton campus -- we'll monitor and bring you updates as they come in. >> developing in the district tonight nearly 200 people were handcuffed and placed under arrest during massive immigration rally on the national mall. at least eight members of congress were among them. lauren demarco joins us with the latest. >> shawn, the rally today aimed at getting house republicans to vote on an stalled immigration reform bill. we spoke to lawmakers and they say the event has been in the works for two months and they weren't going to let the government shutdown stop them from making a point. >> at least let the republicans do something if they're going tear down the country fiscally tear down the government do something morally right. >> new york representative charles rangel among eight members of congress released from police custody tuesday night after being arrested with 200 demonstrators during a massive immigration reform rally on the national mall. >> earlier in t

washington d.c., but i will tell you, woodrow wilson attended will was then the college of new jersey in princeton. he graduated in 1879. his aspirations then -- he had political dreams already. it great aspirations to become, as i discovered going through his papers because he had once made of the business card, homemade business card that said thomas woodrow wilson, senator from virginia. and that was the dream. the way to achieve it was to become a lawyer because most presidents began their professional lives as lawyers. also, as you notice, senator from virginia is virginia had sent more men to the white house than anyone in history. wilson went to the university of virginia law school. he studied law, did not like it so much, but after a year to the move down to the atlantic, opened a law office and was really a terrible lawyer. in his year or two down there he attained no clients. he loved spending the afternoons reading. he read a lot of history. he created new discipline in this country, political science. he read a lot about politics, government, economics, history, and how they were meld

> host: what was princeton like at that time? guest: at that time, it's a kind offal gore callf a representation of affluent, white christian america generally, and princeton is sort of an exemplary -- and woodrow wilson has a cameo in your booki doesn't he? >> guest: well, a principal character. he's in much of the novel. in a sense it's about woodrow wilson. he's confronted by a demon. he's tempted -- i shouldn't say what happens, but he behaves quite nobly in the novel. but he does represent many of the shortcomings of people of m his time such as he was af th racist, and he was a sexist and other -- probably his most principal problem was that he really thought he was anointed by god. >> host: to what?y >> guest: to be a leader. he was anointed by god. i don't think this is that uncommon for some people toe feel, politicians and statesmen and leaders. some of them are, obviously, pathological and some less obviously so. >> host: without giving away the plot, can you tell us about the curse? >> guest: well, the curse in the no

where there reports of shots fired at princeton universi.ve cordoned off a >>> we have breaking news out of new jersey tonight where there have been reports of shots fired at princeton university. that's a live look from the helicopter above. police have cordoned off a classroom building. no reports of any injuries. but we do again have reports of shots fired on or near princeton university. and apparently, according to police, that was reported on campus. we'll give you an update with the latest at 11. >>> dennis what a great game today. >> you know, i had my 13th wedding anniversary dinner date planned for thursday night. called my wife tonight, honey, can't go. schedule it for next week. for an hour it appeared the a's were on the way to the american league championship series. then somebody let the tigers out of the cage. dan straily, then lowry 0 for 12 in the series coming in. torii hunter going back to the wall and leaps, gone. lowry heats up. a's 3-0. lowry three runs batted in. straily held the tigers hitless through four but peralt

and one of them was my wife who not only was in his class at princeton, but was -- went on and they bothol at the same time. they're both big fancy pants. >> of course. >> ask & virtually everybody i've talked to had some version of that response. almost to the word. >> and what was your wife's feeling about him? as an individual? similarly, raging a-hole? >> my wife's mellower than that. so she didn't quite say that. but it was consistent. >> with that thematic. ben, whatever else you might say about ted cruz, he is certainly profiting mightily from making speaker john boehner look so feckless, isn't he? >> at the expense of the american people. the fact is, he's capitalizing on the civil war in the republican party right now. and he's winning it. there is a debate going on within the republican party between republicans who believe in small government, who you can negotiate with, and regular order to get things done. and this small minority led by senator cruz, who wants to shut down the government to relitigate the results of the 2012 election. and senator cruz is winning that debate

esta película richie - interpretado por justin timberlake-, es un graduado de la universidad de princetonán block -papel de ben affleck-. por tal motivo richie viajará a costa rica a enfrentarlo. una vez en este paraíso natural se verá seducido por las promesas de su benefactor hasta que descubre su verdadera cara, ahora richie tendrá que decidir si ayuda al fbi a capturar a block o entrar en su peligroso juego... continuamos con gravity, dirigida por el director mexicano alfonso cuarón y protagonizada por sandra bullock y george clooney, este es un largometraje de suspenso en donde un viaje de rutina al espacio, terminará en una terrible pesadilla de soledad y silencio en lo más profundo del espacio... y para finalizar esta edicion de noticias, le recordamos que este proximo martes 8 de octubre se estara promoviendo el dia de la dignidad y el respeto en la explanada nacional con una concentracion que incluye el concierto "camino americano", el cual contara con la participacion de los tigres del norte y tambien de lila downs, el evento se realizara en la calle diez de la explanada naciona

i know you didn't go to harvard or princeton but senator ted cruz did go to princeton and then harvard law school. that was -- caused a little buzz at the time, as you well remember. >> well, i don't know, maybe you went to harvard -- >> i didn't. >> look, i was obviously trying to make a point. i think it's a point, i don't want to be one of those "i told you sos" but we are where we are. it's been something that certainly has not been a good thing for our nation. that's what comes first. it certainly hasn't been good for republicans, especially those that want to see good policies put in place. but again, we're back on the right page, and that's progress and i think we'll do something good over the next several days. >> where did you go to college? >> what's that? >> where did you go to college? >> i went to the great university of tennessee. i went to public schools all my life. >> i went to the university of buffalo. you and i. we learned how to count when we were in college, i suppose, at the same time. thanks very much. >> thank you, wolf. have a good day. >> you, too. thank you

and meanwhile, a usa today princeton research poll say voters of congress would work better if every member was replaced. 36% say both parties share blame and 19% say it's the democrats fault. >>> france is demanding an explanation over a report it calls shocking, and a phone call from obama to the french president, and the president acknowledges the incident raises questions, and in paris, secretary of state john kerry saying protecting our citizens is challenging. >> it's an every day 24/7 365 task unfortunately because there are lots of people out there seeking to do harm to other people. >> it is a small town rape case spurring outrage online. the suspect gave the girl alcohol and then assaulted her at his home when she was drunk last year, and now a special prosecutor is set to investigate the rape. the accused says the sex was consensu consensual. >>> and scientists at columbus university may have good news for people with receding hair lines. the tests have been positive. 5 of 7 cases showed new hair growth on the skin of the backs of the a mouse. for now the research is in it

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more bad news for congress despite its vote to end the shutdown and avoid default, and meanwhile a princeton research poll finds nearly of a of all americans would work better if every single member were replaced, and that figure is similar to election year's past when the minority party won control of the house. the obama administration is facing questions this morning over the nsa surveillance programs after more disclosures involving this time france. and president obama called france's president to promise policies. phone calls were apparently automatically recorded if certain numbers were called and key words were allegedly used to pick up text messages. and secretary of state john kerry happened to be in paris and responded to the report. >> protecting the security of our citizens in today's world is a very complicated and very challenging task and it's an every day 24/7 365 task unfortunate unfortunately, because there are lots of people out there seek to do harm to other people. >> the information came from documents from edward snowden documents. >>> and then a senseless school shoo

princeton review ranks high on class and race interaction.iven we live in the burr og of queens, we want that. >> school rankings may not be the most accurate consumer tool, but parents and students look at them. >> the majority of americans believe a college degree is important, but they want to pay less for an education. >> u.s. stocks climbed higher on tuesday with the dow and the s&p setting record-closing highs. the do you jumped 111 points and the s&p had a 10 point game. a stock buy-back from ibm helped to fuel momentum. >> stocks dropped after consumer confidence plunged. a result over raising the limits and the government shutdown were the main factors. au auto sales dropped. >> waument will -- wall street will watch the federal reserve on whether to make changes to the bond-buying stimulus policy. >> a tribute to john f kennedy returns to its proper place after restoration. and a new tunnel connecting europe and asia opens, after a decade in the making. how it's providing relief to drivers in that region. >>> congressman tom foley w

a princeton guy.ring, and last year i graduated from medical school from u.c.s.f. and, mr. wonderful, feel free to call me dr. platetopper. (sharks laugh) are you a doctor, michael? i'm a doctor on paper. i'm not a practicing physician right now, because i've taken the last year off to completely dedicate myself to launching the platetopper product line. i see there's a patent there. yes. there's a utility patent here. under your best case scenario, in the next 12 months, how much can you sell? so right now, uh, purchase orders have totaled over $1 million. that's over four months. of that, i get paid wholesale $500,000. michael, i like what you're doing. okay. and i think what you need is a financier. absolutely. because, you know, when i talk about owning 5% equity in a business, i don't even get up in the morning for that. it's irrelevant. mm-hmm. right. so i'm not interested in your equity, but i am interested in you. i'm gonna reverse your deal. i'm gonna say, you want $90,000? you've got it. oka

the reports of gunfire at princeton are not true. >> a philadelphia first grader is recovering after second degree burns from eating school lunch. >> i was trying to open it and i smashed it and it splattered all over my face and my clothes so hot and it burned. >> later his family rushed him to the er. turns out he had second degree burns to his face -- school officials are under fire for failing to call ni911 and givin the student ice to cool his burns. turns out there wasn't a nurse on staff that day. >> well get ready to fork over more money for heating bills plus walgreens is getting into the banking business. >> coming up first check the surge protectors in your home. snyder electric is recalling 15 million surge protectors manufactured before 2003. there's concern they could overheat, smoke and start a fire. there have been reports of injuries and property damage including a house fire. the recall affects the series abc seven and abc eight -- >> natural gas and propane and heating oil will go up. natural gas users could see the average bill jump as much as 600 $79. >> -- walgr

. >>> it happened on princeton avenue. the trouble started with a flat tire. >> reporter: bullets blew through the back of this pick up. other rounds pierced a garage door. the gunshots just kept oncoming. >> i just heard like 20 something gunshots and i just stayed in the house. >> reporter: after the shooting stopped last night, eight people had been hit. a 19-year-old man with a bullet wound in his chest died at the scene. >> he had a light pulse. >> reporter: but this neighbor a nurse did everything she could to save his life. >> he was gasping for air. >> reporter: she was too nervous to show her face but says she ran outside and started giving that man cpr before the ambulance arrived. >> i have my own kids. what if it was one of them. i was just trying to help a human being. >> reporter: the friends came to vallejo for a party driving in four different cars. one of those cars got a flat tire. surveillance video shows a line of cars pulling on to a side street where the friends worked to change the tire. minutes late

police say a group of teens headed to a party from the south bay stopped on princeton avenue to fix a flat tire. minutes later, somebody in a white suv pulled up, fired multiple shots before driving away. no word on the motive. >>> hearing from the family caught in the middle of that police standoff in roseville. they told reporter about the moment they came face to face with the suspect inside their own home. >> reporter: heard the police officer telling everyone to get inside. they were just too close for comfort. went into her bedroom. >> reporter: a stunning account from a mother whose home was suddenly under siege. as soon as she heard the warning calls, she, her husband, 15 month old baby hid in bedroom, never expecting moments later -- >> had barricaded ourselves in a room, and we started smelling gas while we were on the phone with 911. i went into panic mode. >> reporter: at one point, duran allegedly turned on the gas, well aware her family was still inside. >> threw open the blinds and started waving frantically. the dispatcher was talking to them at the same time. >> repor

hit a truck issue the wall of the home and garage door it all happened around 11:00 last night on princeton avenue. the person who lives in that home says he noticed a caravan of cars full of teens and warned them to get away because is not a safe area. >> i went backed in of my house right about 15 seconds i heard the gunshots. when the gunshotted stopped i come outside and i saw all of those people run. they were basically hurt, bad, really bad. >> reporter: a 19-year-old passenger was killed as many as seven others injured. >>> and, we are getting a closer look at the problems that led to the shutdown of a castro valley nursing home. the owners of the residential care center reportedly disappeared and left a skeleton staff to take care of 14 disabled patients. >> a formal complaint has a long list of vie hraeugdzs including locking patiented in of the facility serving insufficient or spoiled food. failing to give patients medication and failing to perform criminal background checks on employees. >>> cooler and some places wendy. here is a live look. look at that. feeling more like fall o

the police say a group of teens heading to a party from the south bay stopped on princeton avenue to a flat tire. minutes later someone in a white suv pulled up and fired multiple shots before driving away. no word on a motive. >> marin county jurors will hear from the trial of max wade. he is accused of stealing a lamborghini in a dealership in 20skphrefpb on trial for the attempted murders of -- 2011, and on trial for the attempted murder of a class mate she was infaterated with and her then boyfriend. he insists his client did not do the shooting. >>> a bay area complex is sued for discrimination. the owners of the woodland garden apartment in fremont discriminated families with children biprohibits children to may in the grass. prosecutors are seeking monetary damages and civil penalties. >>> well, b.a.r.t's unions will vote on a contract agreement this week f. it is approved we should be strike free for another four years. but, what happens after that? efforts are already underway to make sure there will not be a next time. >> so, clearly something wrong at bart when it -- b.a.r

a shower of rocks came showering off of mount princeton on tuesday.fficials identified the five victims as duane and donna johnson, their 18-year-old daughter and two nephews. >>> two men are arrested after the jacksonville international airport shutdown to remove suspicious packages. zeljko causevic faces charges, but the other arrest is apparently unrelated. robert what is security like at the airport today? >> good morning. security is strong as you can imagine. an interesting almost 24 hours year, and we have some news to break here, but first let's get to some details. the 39-year-old resident of jacksonville, bosnian born but u.s. resident said he has a bomb in his backpack. he said i have a fwhom here and inside the backpack he had a device that was supposed to be a bomb but was not. also in the pack a cellular phone that he said was a detonator. the airport was evacuated at about 5:41 p.m. this all went down at about 5:15. the suspect was interviewed, placed under arrest, and booked. let me bring in someone as a guest. this is michael stewart,

princeton in central colorado, a grim recovery effort ended today after a landslide swallowed five hikers. their bodies were trapped in a cascade of boulders. some bigger than cars. adam ross saw the chaos and called 911. >> it was terrifying. i never saw anything like that before. >> reporter: the lone survivor, grace johnson, who was first pulled from the rubble and air-lifted to denver with a broken leg. deputies say the girl's father threw himself in harm's way to shield his daughter. >> her dad is a real hero, saved her life. >> reporter: today authorities identified the five victims all from the same family. the father, dwayne johnson, his wife, dawna, coaching track, the cousin, baygin, and paris, visiting from missouri. >> those two boys just loved this area. >> reporter: monday morning, the group was hiking about 120 miles southwest of denver on a popular trail in the pike and san isabel national forest. the geological service says there are thousands of rock slides in colorado every year, mostly small ones, but this year's geologists worry there could be more because of the heav

jackson a louisiana native hold to a graduate degree in chemical engineering from princeton and is very familiar with the a fact of chemicals because there are scientific unknowns we had to make the decisions that are a series of tradeoffs and basically in common language it was either nothing or in moderation. b.p.'s penalties. are tied to how much oil. has been released who are the head of the v.a. he said if you say i would to either ban or limit the use of dispersants could you have the power to act unilaterally i believe i did chairman but i do want my lawyers to get you a response i know going in but but that's a question you needed to know from day one ms jackson forget about cleve forget about the natural resource the average just for releasing the oil just for releasing oil. tins of billions of dollars of farm well if you can buy. how much oil is released they might be able to get those penalties down from twenty five billion to maybe one or two billion billion dollars here a billion dollars are you talking real moving. the company that makes correct said now coke is a joint ve

jackson a louisiana native hold to a graduate degree in chemical engineering from princeton and is very familiar with the a facts of chemicals because there are scientific unknowns we had to make decisions that are a series of tradeoffs and basically in common language it was either nothing or in moderation. b.p.'s penalties. are tied to how much oil. has been released and why the head of the v.a. so if you say i would either ban or limit the use of dispersants could you have the power to act unilaterally i believe i do chairman but i do want my lawyers to get you a response i know going in but but that's a question you needed to know from day one ms jackson forget about cleaning up forget about all natural resource the average just for releasing the oil just for releasing oil. tins of billions of dollars of foreign well if you can wait. how much oil is released. those pictures down from twenty five billion to maybe one or two billion billion dollars here a billion dollars are you talk to real movie. the company that makes correct it now coke is a joint venture with exxon mobil but rece

students at princeton are heading back to class after a scare shut down part of the campus. gunshots were reportedly heard in one of the school's oldest buildings last night. police sent out an emergency alert as well as warnings on twitter and the school website. >>> well, get yourself ready for a stretch of really wet weather. we turn to tom kierein to find out what's coming up in the forecast. >> i did bring my umbrella. >> boots? >> i forgot the boots. >> could have some ponding of water. i know you are sick of this sunny, beautiful weather, and -- wait a minute, what's he saying? there's radar and it is showing fundamental pattern change. it's cloudy now and the storm team four radar showing that moving color, the lower right of your screen is rain. it's raining in southeastern virginia. getting closer to the metro area later today but the morning should stay dry. we are chilly. around the bay and much of virginia and maryland, most locations in the 50s. nearby suburbs in fairfax county, in the low to mid-50s as is montgomery county. ar arlington, alexandria, and as we

the shooting happened saturday night on princeton drive, a normally quiet part of north vallejo.ice say four cars filled with people from south san francisco were headed to a party in vallejo when one of the im:' gt a flat tire. everyone pulled over and got out to help the driver. well, that's when police say a white suv with tinted windows drove by and someone from inside opened fire. >> i was in the living room, and i just heard a big boom. i came outside, and there was just people trying to fix their broken wheel. i went back in the house, and i just heard, like, 20-some gunshots. i just stayed in the house. >> when police got to the scene, they found a total of five victims, one of them a 19-year-old who died at the scene. three others later showed up at the hospital with gunshot wounds. those other seven people are expected to survive. >>> now, police in sacramento are looking for answers this morning after a drive-by shooting there outside a halloween party that killed one person and injured six others. so far there are no arrests, but investigators say the promotors of sa

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a group of teens heading to the party from the south bay stopped on princeton avenue to fix that flat tire. just minutes later, someone in the white suv pulled up, firing multiple shots before driving away. no word on the motive. >>> and they will hear from the d.a.'s office and celebrity chef. it happened this week. the 19-year-old is accused of stealing their $200 lambo in march of 2011. also on trial for two counts of attempted murder of the classmate that he was obsessed with. it happened in april of 2012. no one hit. his attorney insists that his client did not commit the shooting or the left. >>> and the u.s. justice department is suing the bay area apartment complex for discrimination. and the lawsuit alleges that the owners of the woodlandgardens apartment in fremont discriminated against families with fights, prohibiting kids from playing in the grassy common areas outside. five families filed complaints. seeking monetary damages for them as well as the civil penalty. >>> and bart's unions will vote on a tentative contract agreement this week. if approved, we should be strike

that happened saturday night on princeton drive, normally quiet part of north vallejo. police say four cars filled with people were headed to a party in vallejo when one of the cars got a flat tire. everyone pulled over, got out to help the driver, and that's when police say a white suv with tinted windows drove by and someone from inside opened fire. >> i was in the living room and i heard a big boom, and i came outside and there was people trying to fix the broken wheel. and i went back in the house and i heard like 20 some gun shots. i stayed in the house. >> when police got to the scene they found a total of five victims, one of them a 19-year-old dead at the scene. three others later showed up at the hospital with gun shot wounds. those other seven people are expected to survive. a similar scene at a halloween party in sacramento. police say seven people were shot while leaving a party, one of them killed. police say someone driving in a car opened fire. the party was held at a dance studio. this morning police are still on the hunt for the shooter. >> 4:37. emotio

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