i'm richard lui, this is "early today" just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> leading the news this morning "usa today" asks is the post office going extinct. parcelling out old post offices are for sale now. politico is leading a story about the republican party. is the rubio and rand party now. the direction of the gop at stake. >>> the blue planet northern europe's largest aquarium opened its doors. it boasts over 20,000 fish swimming in 20,000 gallons of water. unique features like overhead tanks makes it feel visitors are 20,000 leagues under the sea with water on all sides it's easy to forget you're still on the dry land. there goes nemo right there. that you're still actually on dry land. >>> las vias, the celebration in spain came to a fiery close. paper machete commemorate rates st. joseph. they burn the figures and cartoon characters, representing purification. i went like ten years ago. it's an amazing site. the weather's normally warmer. >>> love is in the air, or at least that's what officials at the london zoo are hoping. things got off to a rocky

i'm richard lui along with dylan dreyer. thanks for watching "early today."ust your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. we'll see you tomorrow . . >>> it is friday eve. good morning. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i don't want to take credit for such a great and glorious day but thanks for remembering. 52, oakland, 52 degrees to start in sunnyville. gilroy, 48 degrees. you hit 87 yesterday. we broke temperature records. we'll let you know if that happened in your city. not quite as warm but just about. these days are short-lived. take it through the forecast. it is 4:31. watch out for fog. we'll talk about that fog. right now, a very clear view of fremont. no issues there for 880 as far as visibility. not even for traffic. a light volume southbound with these headlights. the map will show you 880 a little far south and northbound as you are heading towards montague expressway. looks like some cleanup going on. dust in the air, a little glow throug

. >> i'm richard lui. you're watching "early today," just your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> the lead story on "politico" this morning, joe manchin fights uphill battle for gun deal saying the pro-nra senate democrat could be president obama's best hope for a bipartisan gun package. >>> and the most popular story in "the washington post," bergoglio challenged moral authority of argentina's elected leaders over poverty and social issues. >>> well, napoleon bonaparte might have been busy as a young general, but apparently he still found time for love. the sapphire and diamond engagement ring given to his first wife josephine is on display in paris. one of many historical treasures set for auction later this month. considered a simple piece for its time, the ring could fetch up to $16,000. it looks pretty simple. yeah, i thought it would be more, too. at least dylan would pay more for it. >>> the new pontiff is elected, and if it seems like you're seeing him everywhere, you're right. italian

. >> i'm richard lui. you're watching "early today," just your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> leading the news on "politico," cultural wars return with a twist. and that twist being that the left picks the fights and mostly enjoys being on the right side of public opinion. >>> and in "usa today," forest service braces for bad wildfire season amid cuts with drought and tree-killing insects make many americans very nervous as wildfire season approaches. >>> and the tsunami-ravaged area of northern japan smiles maybe few and far between, but volunteers gather to break a world record. see what they're doing there? 1,040 people walked arm in arm and leg to leg as one in the world's biggest three-legged race. participatants were overjoyed at a chance to have fun while calling attention to rebuilding efforts. that's a lot of people with legs tied together. >>> a rescue effort is under way in northern ireland. fierce winter storms covered the area in a layer of deep snow and farmers rushed to free

i'm richard lui along with dylan dreyer. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the today today on your nbc station. have a good wednesday. >>> developing news right now out of rome. no pope today so far as we give you a live look at the sistine chapel where, within the hour, black smoke was seen coming out of that chimney. the wait continues. good morning, it is 4:30. i'm jon kelley. >> and i'mlarra garcia-cannon. black smoke poured out of the chimney at the sistine chapel, indicating there is no consensus of who the next pope will be. it also is the end of the morning session. >> they will be returning to the sistine chapel 8:00 this morning, local time, and will hold one more vote before retiring for the day. if that smoke is white, when they emerge, the bell at st. peter's basilica will ring. within the hour, the new pope will step out on to the balcony. >> the minute that happens we'll break in with a special report. "today in the bay" will track everything that is happening in vatican city all morni

i'm richard lui along with bill karins. thanks for watching "early today." have a great wednesday. >>> this just in. president obama touching down in israel for his very first view as president. we'll take a look at his historic trip and why it meenls so much to so many in the bay area. >> we don't have too much time. >>> desperate for a donor. the 6-year-old who needs a bone marrow donor. >>> winter ended about 30 minutes ago and already we're dealing with spring showers. christina loren has a look at our forecast coming up. it's wednesday, march 20g9. this is today in the bay. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. this is what it looked like at at&t park. fans decked out in rain gear, sporting some umbrellas there, doing what they could to stay dry. >> looked like it had the team spirit on, worked out for them. another round of rain is on the way. on top of it all for us, as always, christina loren is out in front. good morning. >> good morning to you. i was watching these showers all night. i'm actually happy to repo

i'm richard lui. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a great one. >>> a toddler tied up for not napping. this morning, we have learned parents at a bay area preschool who demanded answers will now get them. >>> the historic vote of a brand new pope is about to begin. we will take you to rome as cardinals prepare to elect a new leader. >> one bay area city gets ready for a taste of tinseltown, the movie that could put the brakes on traffic in one city. >>> how about if we give you a little san francisco treat or how about san francisco itself. a live look with clouds hanging over the city on this tuesday, march 12th. this is t"today in the bay." >>> good morning. just about 4:31. happy to have you with us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. lots to get to. let's check the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren. >>> happy tuesday. we have more beautiful weather. that weather is going to hold up throughout the rest of the week.

. >> i'm richard lui.his is "early today," just your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> these cuts will affect our military, our civil servants, federal construction projects, even grants to native americans. [ laughter ] >> and i'm the one who has to tell these folks, young men, there's no need to feel down. young man, pick yourself off the ground. young man, just 'cuz your funding is down, there's no need to be unhappy. >>> a fire ritual in japan's ancient capital is signaling the arrival of spring. in a ceremony dating back to the eighth century, buddhist monks climbed the steps of a temple while praying for peace and stability while a massive torch showers spectators below. it's believed the rain of fire will bring a safe coming year. maybe a little bit of a tan too. >>> winter's chill didn't stop a fluffy debut. a 3-month-old polar bear cub was debuted at the buffalo zoo. she will be the face of the fundraising campaign to build a new arctic exhibit. fans can help name her through a vote o

i'm richard lui. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> leading the way on nbcnews.com, off the trail but still in the spotlight. michelle obama steps up policy agenda. the first lady has a sharp focus on second-term policy causes now that there are no more elections on the horizon. >>> and "the wall street journal" has a feature entitled "investors pile into houses this time as landlords." housing is a smart place to invest your money. >>> looks like a scene out of a movie. monuments in 152 countries around the world went dark this weekend. it was not part of some super villain's plot. it was a time dedicated to raising awareness about the impact of climate change around the world. >>> divers in a sharkproof cage put that guarantee to the test when a great white shark came a little too close for comfort. wedging its head between the bars of the cage. it thrashed about for a few seconds before freeing itself and swim ago way. fortunately no divers were hu

i'm richard lui. thanks for watching "early today" just your first stop on this nbc station. have a great start to the week. . >>> an overnight disappearance. >> it is payday in the town. why thousands in san jose will now make almost $100 extra per week. >> that's the way to start the week and so is this. a look outside at the bay bridge in san francisco. keep it up until 6:00 a.m. this is "today in the bay." >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning, it is 4:30, 4:31. did you change your clock? hi, everybody. i'm jon kelley. it is a little bit rough. >> i think so. such a gorgeous weekend. i'm laura garcia cannon. lots to get to. let's check the forecast with meteorologist, christina lauren. >>> we are going to let the good times roll. good morning to you at home. a chilly start to the day. we are headed towards the upper 60s to mid-70s. another beautiful day shaping up. we are going to keep that warmup going for most of this week. . then, the rain arrives. a lot to talk about new week, new seven day. let's check the drive. >>> same old constructio

i'm richard lui along with bill kari karins. thanks for watching "early today." just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a great tuesday. >>> set sail. a stolen yacht is on the move once again this morning. find out how crews were able to set it free and where it's headed right now. >> you couldn't forget. >> family and friends remembering the south bay teenager gunned down in campbell's first homicide in more than five years. >>> and the man now charged with keeping the oakland police department in line. >>> right now let's give you an early morning look at sfo. that's from our trusty san bruno cam on a tuesday, march 5th. this is "today in the bay." >>> it is 4:30. almost 4:31. good morning. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. let's get a look at the forecast in for christina loren. good morning. >> good morning. off to a quiet start right now. a little chilly in parts of the bay area. some 30s and 40s this morning. a little bit cooler than yesterday as the skies have cleared in parts of the north bay. not much

richard lui is in new york. richard, you have some people working behind you.ires there? >> they are. the objective is 500,000 jobs through the hiring our heroes program. now in its third anniversary on the main floor they have over 120 employers offering up more than 100 jobs for those that are returning to civilian lifestyle here back in the united states. now, below that main floor where all of those companies are at is this resume workshop. i have about a dozen didn't individuals who have got the assistance that they can provide to those returning and have the resume. like right over here, i have sergeant gregory goshfa, he wants to become an administrative assistant or web designer. he is getting advice. we have specialist rob nahman, he would like to become a research assistant. some real examples of assistance that is happening down the line. this is an important transition because even medal of honor recipient dakota myer from 2011 says that transition can be difficult. >> you come out of the military, all of a sudden you get frustrated, we're young, yo

i'm richard lui in. thomas roberts is up next. >>> hey, everybody., next hour, the much-hyped republican 2012 report is out. calls for sweeping reforms. reince priebus declares it sound. >>> and then style over substance. bill richardson will discuss president obama's first presidential trip to israel and whether it will help mend the thorny relationship with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and then one day after two high school players found guilty of raping a 16-year-old, more charges and details at the top of the hour. so i recommended boost complete nutritional drink to help her get the nutrition she was missing. and now she drinks it every day. well, it tastes great! [ male announcer ] boost has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones, and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. and our great taste is guaranteed or your money back. learn more at boost.com [ dietitian ] now, nothing keeps mom from doing what she loves... being my mom. [ all kids ] twooooo! [ moderator ] you sure? i am ab

i'm richard lui. thanks for watching. have a good weekend. >>> we're live with breaking news. fire burns a famous bay area eatery. >>> two homicides in two days and bizarre circumstances this morning surrounding san jose eighth homicide of the year. >>> police in the south bay getting ready to clear out a massive homeless encampment. >> right now we take it outside. a live look at san francisco and that bay bridge. i'm really happy they're keeping those lights on longer than 2:00 a.m. for our viewing enjoyment on this friday, march 8th. this is "today in the bay." >>> a little gift to get our friday started. >> very nice. >> added bonus. good morning, everybody. it's almost 4:31. i'm jon kelley. >> the morning stretching on. i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check that forecast. it is friday, ms. christina loren. >> indeed it is. thank goodness for that. temperatures are chilly. we have lingering shower activity on the radar only in the south bay. what i can tell you is you might get caught under a stray shower or two as we progress throughout the first part of the day. the overa

i'm richard lui. conflicting reports on how much of an immigration reform deal is really in hand. two republicans on the gang of eight group of senators that has been working on a deal do not see eye to eye. lindsey graham says they have a deal. >> it has to be drafted. it will be rolled out next week. yes, i believe it will pass the house because it secures our borders. it controls who gets the job as to the 11 million, they'll have a pathway to citizenship but it will be earned, it will be long, and it will be hard and i think it is fair. and the main thing, the combination of events in this bill will prevent a third wave of illegal immigration and replace a broken immigration with a merit based economic based system to help grow our economy in the future. >> but senator marco rubio says, quote, there is no final agreement and is labeling any reports of a done deal premature. meanwhile, on the gun front, partisan haggling over background checks refuses to abate but some lawmakers say they are optimi

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i'm lisp ard i'm richard lui along with bill karins. thank you for watching "early today," just the first stop of the day on your nbc station. have a great start to the week. >>> a family and community is in mourning after a crash at a speedway that killed two people, including a 14-year-old boy. >>> facing the music. a politician gets ready to answer to charges he misused funds >>> the pope getting ready for inauguration. >>> we give you a live look outside. it is still dark out there. that is fraens. you can see the top of the transamerica building. this is "today in the bay." >>> it is 4:31. good morning. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. >> let's check the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren, good monday morning. >>> good monday morning. the rain moves in. don't let it get passed you. temperatures are crispier in the 30s and 40s. 40 degrees in livermore. 39 in knnava doe. grab a jacket to peel off by noon. i notice a lot more company on the roads this morning. probably has something to do with st. patrick's day. >

i'm richard lui, thanks for watching "early today," your first stop of the kay day on your nbc station. have a great weekend. >>> breaking news. a deadly shooting in sonoma county overnight. we're learning more about a bizarre set of circumstances that may have led up to it all. >> you consider yourself a whistle-blower? >> yes, i do. >>> an investigative unit exclusive. a school officer breaks his silence on a deadly shooting and what he calls corruption. >>> wildfire season starts early. firefighters battling to gain the upper hand on a wildfire in southern california. >>> right now, a calm look at our bay bridge on this very early friday. it is the first day of march, terry. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. it's 4:30. i'm terry mcsweeney in for jon kelley. happy march. >> thanks for being with us. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. meteorologist christina loren checking that march 1st forecast for us. >> it's coming in like a lion. good friday morning to you. thanks for waking up with us. you made it to the end of the week. temperatures are going to hold up all

. >>> good morning, i'm richard lui in for chris jansing.he fight for the future of the republican party is in full debate. it is at cpac and how the republicans are plotting to figure out what to do next after a failed republican election they thought they were going to win. >> when you spend $400 million and it is a failure and you don't have one victory, you know that there's something seriously, seriously wrong. >> you hear all of the debate about the in-fighting of the conservatives and the in-fighting of the people who believe in limited government, and that is a foolish notion. >> i am haunted by the experience of the 2012 campaign. >> i'm tired of the hand wringing. conservatives were never part of the cry baby qaa tcaucus. >> and paul ryan spoke about what happened not of 2012, but what happened in the budget plan and took a shot at republicans, too. >> this has been a big week. we have white smoke from the t vatican and a budget from the senate. i want to bring in "washington post" editor and new york times editor. we have seen don

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i'm richard lui in for chris jansing.ezuelan president hugo chavez died yesterday of cancer, a fiery revolutionary, outspoken in his opposition to the united states and kinmanship with cuba's leader fidel castro. seven days of mourning were declared. all school was suspended for the week. an elaborate funeral is expected on friday. >>> here's reaction. >> he changed the mentality of the poor people. venezuela, it's like most of the countries in latin america, you know, we are crowded, poor people, they don't have education. they don't know, you know, who can be bad or who can be worse. he could change -- of everyone. he took power of the country. he -- so i really think again, that he deserved it. >> more reaction from caracas, as nbc's mark potter, thanks for being with us. chavez coming to power t. the poor in the hills or the -- that ride over your shoulders. how are the poor versus others reacting today? >> reporter: well, the poor are reacting with sorrow and i think we're going to see a lot of that very shortly. at

i'm richard lui.trict attorney along with his wife have been shot to death in their home in texas. mike mcclellan was the d.a. of kaufman county. two months ago one of his top prosecutors was also shot to death. nelson mandela is said to be breathing without difficulty today. the former south african president is still in the hospital being treated for pneumonia. a health clinic in tulsa, oklahoma will resume screenings tomorrow for patients of a dentist accused of unsanitary practices. hundreds showed up yesterday to see if they contracted hiv or hepatitis. letters went out to 7,000 patients. christians around the world with celebrating easter. pope francis led his first easter mass as pontiff and in his message he called tore peace in the world and asked for a diplomatic solution to the crisis on the korean peninsula. more news in an hour here on msnbc. >>> nobel prize winning economist paul krugman and former obama white house press secretary robert gibbs still on the best on "up." [ watch ticking

richard lui is here with the drill-down on what americans would like to see. >> you know, in the united temperature has a bit of cachet when asking about a pope. 66% want a younger pope. they want new ideas over more experience. now, part of that is that they believe the catholic church is out of touch, more than half say today's vatican does not understand them. the youngest cardinals at 53 could be in the running. he is from india. there's also cardinal taglia from the philippines. he sings, preaches on tv and is on fable fable. but most want a pappa from latin-american. a distant third is an african pope, but again also -- so one who is pope-able could be card nat deaziz, or cardinal erdo, who is a polygog. now, a young pope in modern times would not be a press doesn't. when john paul ii came out to greet catholics, he was just 58, the second longest-serving pope was also one of the youngest. for the youngest ever, pope john xii some accounts say he was appointed at the age of 18. and while u.s. catholics may not expect a pope that young, the push for a youngish one, only 7% of the w

richard lui is there.hat typening into and jobs they could get hooked up with. >> i'm right in the middle of the main floor. we have toyota to my left, bosch to my right. we have the new york state troopers. they hired 300 vets last year. they'll have a test in about two months, many individuals interested should look at that. nestle waters, they have jobs. the most difficult part is that transition from military service to civilian industry jobs. some of them are even facing this as couples. >> it's not really competitive, it's more like a friendly competition between us. not that we're going against each other, but on a positive side, it feels like it increases our odds of one of us getting hired. >> give them a road map so they can follow some things which they knew instinctively. other things which they did not, but it certainly gives them confidence that they can get it done. >> the medal of honor recipient, colonel jack jacobs talking about the trouble transitioning. they're trying to help vets and s

richard lui is here with the drill down and would is going to be hit hard. >> while the sequester sparesms for the poor, it could cause some of america's hungly to get even hungrier. the 775,000 low income women and their children lose food assistance. funding will be cut from a program called wic. it's designed to help pregnant women and infants to reduce anemia and increase birth weights says the "new york times." the meals on wheels association told "the washington post" up to 19 million meals would be cut from its program for seniors. the government says it's less at 4 million. in addition, we've got the homeless. they will feel the forced cuts, too. 125,000 families and individuals are at risk of becoming homeless as they lose access to vouchers says the department of housing and urban development. is 100,000 more might be removed from emergency shelters or other housing. a similar number would look access to prevention foreclosure. the average annual income on thousanding is about $13,000. almost half are either children or elderly and have a disability. including headstart, 70,000

richard lui is in for thomas roberts. >> he loves the snow. >>> coming up, the agenda next hour, michaelnra. wayne lapierre says he is trying to buy america. will the ad buy work? and an american with a different look. how can the king of social media make a difference? and the boss, new jersey governor chris christie announces next hour something he has never done before. he is taking over an entire school district. can he fix a city's failing schools. >>> and tomorrow's historic day at the supreme court. all next on msnbc. introducing new febreze stick & refresh with command strips from 3m. designed to stick and eliminate odors anywhere. like this overflowing trashcan. to test it, we brought in the scott family. so what do you smell? beach house and you're looking out over the ocean. some place like, uh, hawaii in like a flower field. take your blindfolds off. aw man! [ screams ] [ laughs ] that smells good. i wouldn't even just put it in the trash, i'd put it in every room. stick it to eliminate odors anywhere. new febreze stick & refresh. breathe happy. a regular guy with an irregula

richard lui in for thomas roberts. agenda, a man on a mission, mayor michael bloomberg unleashes a $12 million campaign on members of congress on gun control. >> tell congress don't protect criminals, vote to protect our families with comprehensive background checks. demand action now. >> that ad will air in 13 states, targeting specific senators during the two week congressional recess. bloomberg's aim is to amp up pressure on those senators before a gun control bill hits the senate after congress reconvenes. >> 90% of the public wants something and their representatives vote against that, common sense says they're going to have a price to pay for that. >> his mission sets the stage for a modern day david versus goliath, bloomberg versus the national rifle association. >> he is going to find out this is a country of the people, by the people, for the people and he can't buy america. he's so reckless in terms of his comments on this whole gun issue. >> well, with intensity burning white hot on both sides of the debate.

richard lui here with the drill down. march madness style. >> we couldn't help but do it, chris. are a window into one's politics. president obama and senator marco rubio are clearly at odds. the president likes battle ground state teams. his picks for the final four include ohio, indiana, and florida. two of those helped send him to the white house. unlike the president, senator marco rubio's picks favor cinderella teams. if you total up the rankings of rubio's sweet 16 teams, it's almost half of the president's choices. in short here, the tea party politician likes low ranked teams that upset the establishment, which could be a nod to his possible 2016 run. another republican, senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell, he goes local with his picks, consistent with his ongoing re-election campaign. he picks louisville to take the trophy and western kentucky university to make ncaa history by beating kansas, only it didn't and lost in the opening round. also going for the home team, california republican anna eshoo picked in her home district. and grover norquist, he ranked his bra

"jansing & company" is coming up next, and richard lui is in for chris. bye-bye.

i'm richard lui. mean information security is a top priority at the vat wan to keep leaks at a minimum, high-tech blocking devices have been installed to prevent any tweeting, texting or leaking about the new pope. the church is sticking with the sent smoke signal instead. keir simmons joins us. how else is the vatican preparing for this very secretive process? >> reporter: good morning. just 24 hours away from start of the conclave. and from up here, we've been watching in front of the basilica them putting up curtains around the central window there, the balcony where the new pope will emerge when he is selected and will be introduced to the world. but, of course, before that, we have to have the election process. the voting will start on tuesday afternoon. there will be one vote and then each day four votes at a time. just to explain, this is how it works. after each vote, the cardinals are told how many votes each candidate got, and they can change and swap around, if you like, so that over

i'm richard lui.f spring but a powerful snowstorm that blanketed the rockies and much of the midwest is headed east to the mid-atlantic. and it could make for a slushy mess of a commute from chicago to philly and new york to d.c. the storm dumped more than a foot of snow in parts of missouri, while kansas and colorado got upwards of 15 inches. last night driving became treacherous in central indiana. as you can see, interstates near indianapolis became littered with wrecks. nbc's bill karins will have more on what to expect coming in just a few minutes. stick around for that. >>> first, major financial crisis averted. the island nation of cyprus struck a $13 billion bank bailout. that's good news for americans and investors worldwide. this last-ditch teal saves the country from a banking collapse which could have forced it to become the first country to abandon the euro and that could have created economic turmoil across the entire globe. the deal calls for drastic cutbacks in cyprus's financial secto

i'm richard lui.cene in northern indiana this morning after a fiery crash involved a small private jet. four peerm people were on board there. two have died. early reports say the plane was experiencing mechanical troubles in the final minutes. nbc's francis kuo has the latest for us on the crash and investigation. >> reporter: the twin-engine jet crashed into three homes as it was coming into the south bend airport sunday afternoon. a neighbor was in his yard and saw the plane crash into the home across the street. >> heard the jet engines coming and looked up and thought the plane was going to crash into our house and i just hit the deck and i heard a loud boom noise and the plane went into three houses across the street from us. >> reporter: the jet started leaking fuel into the basement of one of the homes prompting officials to evacuate the area. >> there is quite a bit of fuel that is still in the basement, and that is the main concern. that's one of the main reasons why we have the area blocked

i'm richard lui. doctors are calling it a game changer.lly cured from the virus that causes aids. the child was treated aggressively with anti-retro virals after she was born and help busy off medication for a year. studies show similar results in infants. experts are expected to recommend the treatment globally. potentially helping more than 3 million children that live with hiv. >> if you can treat early enough before the virus is able to establish a reservoir through immunologic memory formation, the pediatric model is the exact model that you would want to look at that in. this is important for hiv infection and cure. we think we should be able to replicate this. >> in 2007, timothy brown became the first person believed to have recovered from hiv. his infection was

luis obispo. his brother richard was released in the bay area last year. >>> nine minutes before 9:00.g reports that shots were fired at two buses. both shootings happened yesterday on clayton road. windows on both buses were damaged but no one was hurt. so far, there are no suspects and there have been no arrests. if you have any information, you are asked to call concord police. >>> new this morning, the chp says the car of a milpitas police officer was rammed by a ford bronco in san jose. this happened around 4:00 this morning on 680 north near berryessa. the driver of the bronco was taken to the hospital. the chp is investigating. >> it doesn't matter if you are undercover or in full uniform, any time you are involved in a collision where someone hits you, we don't know if they are doing it on purpose or it's strictly an accident. so better safe than sorry. >> the police officers were not hurt. >>> 8:52. people are talking about a disturbing video from a bay area amusement park. the damage control that's tied to an animal trainer punching a tiker -- punching a tiger. >>> good morni

luis obispo. his brother richard was released in the bay area last year. >>> nine minutes before 9:00.fired at two buses. both shootings happened yesterday on clayton road. windows on both buses were damaged but no one was hurt. so far, there are no suspects and there have been no arrests. if you have any information, you are asked to call concord police. >>> new this morning, the chp says the car of a milpitas police officer was rammed by a ford bronco in san jose. this happened around 4:00 this morning on 680 north near berryessa. the driver of the bronco was taken to the hospital. the chp is investigating. >> it doesn't matter if you are undercover or in full uniform, any time you are involved in a collision where someone hits you, we don't know if they are doing it on purpose or it's strictly an accident. so better safe than sorry. >> the police officers were not hurt. >>> 8:52. people are talking about a disturbing video from a bay area amusement park. the damage control that's tied to an animal trainer punching a tiker -- punching a tiger. >>> good morning. some heavy traffic sti

jugada, en el minuto 3, se descuelga este hombre y luis corona con el 1 por 0 y mire la mano, no lo intenta tocar, cuidado con esa jugada, acá richardcto el arquero, méxico es el líder y todos están clasificados, méxico, el salvador, estados unidos y cuba. >> méxico campeón y a ponerse las pilas y ahora nos vamos al partido de pumas y chivas. >> en ciudad universitaria y mire, ahí el 1 por 0, cerca de que termine el primero, se queda entre la mitad y eso le da el trabajo fácil y acá la jugada de miguel sabah y acá el gol anulado, era valido, hubiese sido la diferencia pues terminaron en empate y acá fue un partido sufrido y también partido soso, no dieron más de qué hablar, pero el empate es justo. >> sí, ahora vamos con el atlante v/s toluca. (canta) este es más mexicano que yo. >> a los 17 maidana solo frente al arco y lo hace todo, se va por la izquierda y héctor acosta que mete el gol. >> sí, tejada estaba como tranquilo. >> sí, pero andaba así, y bastó eso para regalarle el equipo al atlante. >> así es, es una de las exceciones del fútbol mexicano que sigue igual, toluca saca el triunfo y tenemos un 1 por 0. >> vamos a chicago