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he played point guard for richmond high where he was a junior robert collins, his basketball coach got the call in the middle of the night >> always hoping that i would go to sleep in realize that this was a bad dream creek but it wasn't. >> reporter:investigators with the contra costa sherriff's department say frazier was shot and killed at his north richmond home the shooting happening in the front yard friday night. coach collins says frazier was not involved in gangs, in fact he even spoke with him about it not that long ago >> he says coach it is easy to stay out of it but it is hard to get out of it once you are in it. i was sold surprised by the maturity level of this one-man cree-- young man. >> pam: just last month, a student-athlete from vacaville high was also shot and killed. police say demetrious ward, a senior, was gunned down during a robbery involving a small amount of marijuana. >> pam: he was a straight-a student when he died >> pam: police believe a man named alijondoro jones shot ward jones was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted robbery. >> pam: thousands

robert collins, his coach, got the call in the middle. night. >> he said, coach, did you hear about rodney? i said what are you talking about, man? he said he got killed in his front yard tonight. i hung the phone up, i grabbed my cat, i laid back down and i was hoping i would go back to sleep and wake up and it was a bad dream. but it wasn't. >> reporter: coach collins said frazier was not involved in gangs, he spoke with him about it not that long ago. >> i said, hey, little rodney, how come you stay out of the stuff. he says, hey, coach, it's easy to stay out of the stuff. but it's hard to get out of the stuff once you're in it. i was very impressed with the maturity of someone who was 14 years old, he would know how to formulate that thinking. >> the truth is we've lost a great young man in our community, who was doing everything right. and we just want to know what's the solution to end this stuff because we're tired of it, we're sick of it. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, snowy weather across parts of the u.s., some people

>> passionate words from richmond high school basketball coach robert collins about his point guard andre. the 16-year-old was shot and killed in the front yard of his family home in richmond friday night and his killer is still on the loose. frazier's death underscores what police say is a bigger problem in the east bay community. a recent wave of violent crime. eight shootings in the past week. >> and ktvu's pam cook and richmond police chief chris magnus joining us live in the studio to talk about the call for justice and for peace. pam. >> yeah, that's right. i am so glad you are here this morning, chris. chris magnus. and the words from that coach this week, i mean really, i think, just exemplifies what a lot of people feel. very emotional and very angry with what's going on. i know your words last night at the vigil, you said violence crime is an outcome we can influence. what do you mean by that? >> we know there are a lot of things that contribute to violent crime. so when we invest in the right things to get some of the young people that are committing some of these crimes off

robert collins got the call in the middle of the night. >> he said coach, you hear about rodney? i said, what are you talking about. he said he got killed in husband front yard today. i hung the phone up, grabbed my cat, laid back down and i was hoping to fall back asleep and wake up and that it was a bad dream. but it wasn't. >> reporter: coach collins said fraser was not involved in any gangs. he even spoke with him about it not long ago. >> i said little rodney, how come you stay out of the stuff. he said, coach it's easy to get out of the stuff, but it's hard to get out once you're in it. i was very impressed with his higher level ofthi -- thinking. we've lot a great man in our community who was doing everything right. we just wants to know the solution how to enl this stuff. we're sick and tired of it. >>> today is veteran's day. we're live right now where veterans will be gathering. >> reporter: i am here. you can see the flags are out to honor those who have served our country. veteran's day sir moanies are expected to take place later this morning. actually veteran's day

robert milloy, price and collins. my thanks to all of the panelists who will be providing their perspectives and considerable expertise today. we are calling this forum awake, alert, alive because every driver must be awake and alert to operate a vehicle safely. sufficient, good-quality sleep to alertness and human performance, and yet so many americans are on the road lack ofsly impaired by sleep. we know this is a serious problem. yet current estimates may only point to the tip of the iceberg. numbers tell us that driver fatigue may directly 100,000te to over roadway crashes annually but these are only police reported crashes. there's some estimates that put the number of drowsing driver crashes at over a million a year. conservative estimates suggest a thousand people are killed annually in these crashes while other data indicate that the as 7500 livesany are lost each year due to drowsy driving. experts agree that the number of

robert griffin iii has been feeling the heat. san francisco scoring on its first possession. collin capper neck ending bolden.nine catches for 137 yards. morris with his own big game. morris rushing for 125 yards. late in the after on fourth and two. kaepernick puts it up for crabtree who makes a great grab. that set up a 41-yard field goal. niners defense kept the pressure on rg3. sacked fife times. smith had two of them. san francisco offense turned the ball over three times. frank gore has knocked loose here by stanford start murphy. that led to 46-yard tie. washington led 13-10 with under 8 minutes to play. niners pull it out driving 75 yards on eight plays. carlos hyde with td. san francisco wins, 17-13. third straight victory, improves record to 7-4. >> need do what what they needed to do when they needed to do it. good teams win those games. by any means necessary. that's how we're looking for wins. >> we always look back what the we could have done better. we could have won more by more points. could have won better defense. >> started making mistake here and there. >> that's the thing about austin. i

robert griffin iii has been feeling the heat. san francisco score on the first possession. collin kaepernick with the touchdown to anquan bolden.olden had nine catches for 137 yards. alfred morris had a big game, rolling into the end zone. morris with 125 yards rushing. late in the first half on fourth and two. capber nick up to michaeliantree who makes a great grab. setting up a 41-yard field goal. 10-7 at the half. the niners defense kept the pressure on rg iii. he was sacked five times. aldon something i had two of them. but the san francisco offense committed three turnovers. frank gore coughs it up here. the fumble caused by trent murphy, former stanford star. led too a field goal. washington let 13-10 with under eight minutes left. the niners drive 75 yards in eight plays, carlos hyde with the touchdown. san francisco wins 17-13. the third straight victory improves their record to 7-4. >> did what they needed to do. good teams win those games. proud of our guys. by any means necessary. >> always look back what we could have done better. we could have won more, by more points could have played better defense, but a win is

robert griffin iii has been feeling the heat. san francisco score on the first possession. collin kaepernick with the touchdown to anquan bolden.olden had nine catches for 137 yards. alfred morris had a big game, rolling into the end zone. morris with 125 yards rushing. late in the first half on fourth and two. capber nick up to michaeliantree who makes a great grab. setting up a 41-yard field goal. 10-7 at the half. the niners defense kept the pressure on rg iii. he was sacked five times. aldon something i had two of them. but the san francisco offense committed three turnovers. frank gore coughs it up here. the fumble caused by trent murphy, former stanford star. led too a field goal. washington let 13-10 with under eight minutes left. the niners drive 75 yards in eight plays, carlos hyde with the touchdown. san francisco wins 17-13. the third straight victory improves their record to 7-4. >> did what they needed to do. good teams win those games. proud of our guys. by any means necessary. >> always look back what we could have done better. we could have won more, by more points could have played better defense, but a win is

collins for having this hearing today. i am pleased to have the opportunity to introduce dr. roberts stern, and chris newinski, cocorrect directors of the boston university for the study of traumatic enreceive lop thi. dr. stern is a professor of neurosurgery at boston university school of medicine and he is the director of the clinical core of the boston university alzheimer's disease sender. he received his undergraduate degree from wesleyan university and his masters and doctoral degrees in clinical psychology from the university of rhode island. t before joining the boston university school of medicine, he served on the faculty of brown medical school and the university of north carolina school of medicine. dr. stern's research has led to more than 250 peer-reviewed publications and has helped us to better understand the iskts of trauma and ageing on the human brain. now, he's here today with mr. new win ski who is the cofounder and executive director of the sports legacy institute. this is a non-profit organization that's focussed on addressing the issue of brain trauma through

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collins. >> host: from clouds of glory, the life and legend of robert e.lee," lee had demonstrated his skill at reckon sense. his courage without which no military virtue has meaning and his ability to keep his head when all about him they were losing theirs, to paraphrase kipling. all in all, he was the perfect warrior. >> guest: i actually thought of calling my biography, the perfect warrior, and it's not a bad title. yet i felt clouds of glory, the phrase from the poem so much better described -- because despite lee's defeat, despite our doubts today, to put it mildly, about the wisdom of forming forming the con -- confederacy, despite the question whether he should have continued fighting after failing at gettysburg, that lee had nevertheless that magic quality of self-conviction, courage, and ability to see exactly where he wanted to go and how to get there. he was the perfect warrior. he was good mannered, he was gentle in manner, and yet he was implacable, and aggressive, and bold on the battle feed. all together a very remarkable figure. >> host: t