tonight, that mother, asked by robin roberts, has she heard from president trump, and does she want to? here's mary bruce. >> reporter: inside that packed memorial, a mother, grieving and defiant. >> they tried to kill my child to shut her up. well, guess what. you just magnified her. >> reporter: in the days since heather was killed, president trump has spoken out. but he hasn't spoken to the mother, susan. for the first time, she explains why. telling her story to robin roberts on "gma." >> this is new territory for you and for this to so tragically happen and bring your daughter and your family into the spotlight and people reaching out, including, we understand that president trump has reached out. have you talked to him directly yet? >> i have not and now i will not. at first i just missed his calls. the call, the first call looked like actually came during the funeral. i didn't even see that message. there were three more frantic messages from press secretaries throughout the day and i didn't know why that would have been on wednesday and i was home recovering from the exhaustion

the same line that robin roberts is supposedly selling. i guess they are running out of fake names to use. we tried to reach the people behind the offer several times but no one ever returns our call. if you get taken, dispute the charge to the credit card so you don't waste your money. i'm john matarese, abc7 news. larry: at 5:00, a murder suspect's first day in court and finger pointing outside. larry: abc7 is front and center for a heated blame game. the weather takes a toll in mount vernon. also why a local utility company says it lets the water turn ugly yellow. phenom on the track turning the need for ee cause. larry: there is a breaking news after report there was a suspected or attempted assault. we have more. >> this is an active investigation. this is what we learned happened. 2:30 a woman walking along the sidewalk approached by a man he dragged her in the woods there. we can show you what is going on. the man was pulling left her there in the woods. this is what a resident had to say. >> there are kids and families. it's bizarr

. >> reporter: it is the same disease good morning america's robin roberts fought back in 2012, and likeerts she must undergo chemo and a bone marrow transplant. as a half japanese american, to find a perfect genetic match she's had to wait ten years. >> there's not that many mixed race people on the registry. >> reporter: recently her search became urgent when doctors said her blood count was too low. through a family friend and a plea on social media, her message reached an unlikely hero, patriots quarterback tom brady shared her story on facebook. >> the fact he took it out -- you know, time out of his day to do a little post was so meaningful, and it was really incredible. >> reporter: she says just one day after his post the national bone marrow registry told her roughly 100 people of mixed ethnicities signed up. >> i was his number one west coast football fan. now i'm his number one fan in life. >> reporter: thanks to medical advancements over the last ten years, her older brother randy now qualifies as a donor, but tom brady's post could help other people of mixed races find a mat

. >> reporter: it is the same disease good morning america's robin roberts fought back in 2012, and like she must undergo chemo and a bone marrow transplant. as a half japanese american, to find a perfect genetic match she's had to wait ten years. >> there's not that many mixed race people on the registry. >> reporter: recently her search became urgent when doctors said her blood count was too low. through a family friend and a plea on social media, her message reached an unlikely hero, patriots quarterback tom brady shared her story on facebook. >> the fact he took it out -- you know, time out of his day to do a little post was so meaningful, and it was really incredible. >> reporter: she says just one day after his post the national bone marrow registry told her roughly 100 people of mixed ethnicities signed up. >> i was his number one west coast football fan. now i'm his number one fan in life. >> reporter: thanks to medical advancements over the last ten years, her older brother randy now qualifies as a donor, but tom brady's post could help other people of mixed races find a match,

robin roberts shares memzry. and joe scarborough shares an early childhood memory of hearing him in the car. cynthia mcfadden takes a closer look at campbell's unforgettable career. ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy >> reporter: he had 40 top hits. >> reporter: he had 40 top hits. born to a share coping family in rural arkansas he was one of 12 kids. born dirlt poor in arkansas, he was one of seven kids. his personal path was not always so gentle. he battled alcohol and cocaine addictions and was married four times. but he kept on singing. ♪ southern nights >> who is that? >> reporter: in 2011 he received devastating news. he had alzheimer's news. despite the memory loss he made a brave decision. >> i ain't done yet. tell them that. >> reporter: to go on tour as planned hitting the road for 151 stop farewell tour with three of his six kids. >> who are these people up here? oh, yeah, there they are. >> reporter: the resulting documentary an intimate portrait of the toll the disease takes. the film's song not going to mis

. >> tune in today to "good morning, america" and join robin roberts for the telethon throughout the. on abc, the network called free form as well as radio disney. >> they have a panel of celebrities fielding calls as well. give them a ring, have a little chat, you never know who may pick up the phone. >> the guest list still a surprise, but we are being told and authorized to tell you there are some big names in sports, tv and actors and some singers you've probably heard of. >> probably. >> there you go. >> that's insider information. >> a few hints for you, and those are not the only celebrities stepping in of course to help in this effort. we've been keeping an eye on j.j. watt, plays for the houston texans and a huge force in trying to raise money. he originally laid out a goal of $200,000. raised that in under two hours. a few days later he raised the goal to $6 million. immediately reached that. well, now j.j. has increased his goal on the site to $10 million. they're already approaching that as well. and the goal, he said, they've got semi truck drivers donating time and truc

." >> for that we join our friend, robin roberts. morning, robin, sounds like north korea is turning you up the rhetoric. >> i'm talking to matt and tam, she set me i happen perfectly and talk about north korea threatening to retaliate, launch revenge against the u.s. martha raddatz joins with the latest. >>> what scientists are saying right now what you can do to calm yourself when turbulence occurs. >>> a disturbing story out of italy, a young model was abducted saying her captures were going to auction her off as a slave. why she was let go and what she claims happened to her just ahead. that's all coming up on "g.m.a." monday morning. >> we'll be watching you in a little bit, thanks. >> reporter: northbound side of i-95 we're not used to them, we got them, one lane squeezing by, 55 northbound, not seeing big delays yet, but they could develop. burlington county, truck fire near exit 7, right lane blocked there. >> reporter: you get the idea this is round one of the rain. heavier rain to the west. let's take a look at storm tracke

robin roberts continues our coverage with this, what's going on. >> reporter: backlash growing stronger president trump after his response to the charlottesville violence. ceos breaking with the president, as steve bannon speaks out against white nationalists. we'll have more on the peaceful vigil hundreds holding candle singing songs of hope. the parents of heather heyer had to say as they honored their daughter's memory. >>> a young woman found alive after being in the wilderness for 25 days and how she survived as questions remain about her disappearance. >>> game of thrown actors are here live coming up on "g.m.a." why do i talk like this when talking about game of thrones. >> you had to do that last story i would have been there. all about that show, we talk about it all the time. [laughter] you're one of those. >> i'm one of those. >> dragons everywhere. >> reporter: you're one of those people. >> a thrown watcher. there's nothing wrong with it. >> reporter: you need to get me into it, too. let's check the 30 bypass, i'm into sun glare. a little slow approaching 340 to 113 heading

." >> we're checking in with robin roberts many of us are affected and overwhelmed by what we saw overnd we know you'll have the latest this morning. >> reporter: we'll continue the violence in virginia. the man who rammed protesters with his car killing one injurying several we'll have details on the victims this morning. plus attorney general jeff sessions joins us with with the white house's response to the violence as president trump comes under fire for his statement or lack thereof. >>> never before heard phone calls from death row, scott peterson speaking out after his pregnant wife stacy peterson, how he felt after the verdict was read out loud anticipate how he continue to talk to amber fry from behind bars. >>> unsanitary alcohol has been confiscated in mexico. we'll have more on that, coming up on "g.m.a." >>> we'll see you in a few. >> a beautiful day at the shore, you might it expect extra volume for people coming back. let's take you live to new jersey we're seeing sunshine and seeing a slow go on 42. nothing major looking live on 42. northbound traffic heading toward the

." >> for that we have robin roberts.wdown between the white house and reporter, an issue over immigration they were talking about that on both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: the briefing room showdown over the sweeping immigration. stephen miller going head to head over the proposal backed by the president that gives preference to english speakers and skilled workers this as the dow hit a high. >>> 40 children rushed to the hospital after a chemical leak in a ymca pool. we have the details as the children thankfully recover this morning. >>> dramatic rescue in california three people strandedded in the -- stranded in the air after bungee road malfunctions. >>> a special guest on friday evening as george stephanopoulos comes in, my twin halle berry is here. robin they are laughing because she is my twin. >> maybe we're all triplets. >> triplets. that's it. [laughter]. kidnapped the new movie, i saw it, it's great. i have to check it out. >> twins i can see it. >> reporter: let's head outside, we have issues the last cou

." >> robin roberts is with us. with the continuation of the swirl of all going on in d.c. this morning. >> and you're referring to that lawsuit against fox news claiming the white house helped them push a false story about a dnc staff's death to draw attention from the russia investigation plus that overnight headline about the justice department planning to investigate affirmative action. we'll get into all that of this morning. >>> also ahead a consumer alert. a quarter of a million of those popular glitter iphone cases are being recalled after reports of owners being burned when the cases crack. some suffering permanent injuries. we'll have all those details for you. >>> and a raleigh woman behind bars in honduras after being arrested for confusion over a product used by many travelers. authorities believing she was attempting to transport cocaine across borders. what really happened and why she is still in jail. that and a lot more coming up this morning, tam and alicia, on "gma." >> that's a big show. we'll see

." >> robin roberts live in nyc. hat rain from yesterday but other folks down south are dealing with it for a lot longer. >> reporter: matt and tam, you're right about that. heavy rain causing flash floods across the south. roads under water. rescues under way right now. this as the northeast cleans up from severe storms including a possible tornado. we're going to track where the storm system is headed next as we keep an eye on tropical storm franklin. also ahead that breaking news overnight. google firing the engineer who wrote a company wide a memo about women's role in text. portions of that memo advanced harmful gender stereotypes. the latest from l.a. i know you guys probably have been talking about this all morning long. that shocker. but the happy couple rachel and bryan join us live this morning right here on "gma." what rachel has to say about that difficult final breakup with peter and who she thinks the next bachelor should be. but wait there's more. the original dude himself, jeff bridges is going to be h

it's the same disease confronts robin roberts in 20 st and like roberts, she must under go chemo andrrow transplant, but as a half japanese american, to find a match, she's had to wait ten years. >> there's just not that many mixed race people on the reg str >> recently x her search became urgent. through a family friend and a plea on social media, her message reached an unlikely hero. tom brady shared h her story on facebook. >> the fact he just took it out of, time out of his day to do a little post was so meaningful and it was really incredible. >> she says just one day after his post, the national bone marrow registry told her roughly 100 people of mixed ethnicities signed up. >> i was his number one west coast football fan, now, i'm his number one fan in life. >> thanks to medical advancement, her older brother now qualifies, but brady's post could help others of mixed races find a match, too. >>> authorities in santa cruz county are reviewing video in hopes of finding a person who cut off a white shark's dorsal fin. the shark washed ashore in live oak thursday night with severe

it's the same disease confronts robin roberts in 20 st and like roberts, she must under go chemo andmarrow transplant, but as a half japanese american, to find a match, she's had to wait ten years. >> there's just not that many mixed race people on the reg str i. >> recently x her search became urgent. through a family friend and a plea on social media, her message reached an unlikely h o hero. tom brady shared h her story on facebook. >> the fact he just took it out of, time out of his day to do a little post was so meaningful and it was really incredible. >> she says just one day after his post, the national bone marrow registry told her roughly 100 people of mixed ethnicities signed up. >> i was his number one west coast football fan, now, i'm his number one fan in life. >> thanks to medical advancement, her older brother now qualifies, but brady's post could help others of mixeded races find a match, too. >>> authorities in santa cruz county are reviewing video in hopes of finding a person who cut off a white shark's dorsal fin. the shark washed ashore in live oak thursday night

robin roberts any suspicion or act of violence we're shutting it down. >> move, move. >> reporter: aty morning in durham, north carolina, demonstrators showing up after hearing rumors of white supremacists holding their own march. [ chanting ] >> organizers of the free speech rally say they don't want their event to be hijacked by white supremacists, but this morning boston police are continuing to get ready for groups with very different messages. dan, paula. >> thank you. it sounds like the boston police and mayor taking this really seriously promising they will shut it down if anything gets out of hands and closing down a lot of streets around the boston commons so they don't have a repeat of the murder we saw in charlottesville. >> shutting it down before things get out of hand preemptively. >>> let's move on to the weather and rob marciano. i see you're talking about the great american eclipse. it is only taibltion he good luck to everybody, in the rockies abbey west things are dry and clear green is how we're highlighting that. caspar lincoln cloud cover closer to the southeast

." >> robin roberts has a lot of news to get to on "good morning america."rom her this morning. good morning, robin. >> reporter: coming up protests at trump tower here in new york overnight as president trump returned for the first time since taking office. this as three top ceo's step down from his manufacturing council. all in response to the president's initial comments about the violence in charlottesville. we're live at trump tower with all the details this morning. also ahead the latest in those recent string of stunt accidents ending in tragedy. what we're learning about the woman who died while filming the action movie "deadpool 2" the second onset fatality of a stunt actor this summer. we'll have more on that. and the taylor swift sexual assault trial ending with a victory for the superstar. the former deejay jay found guilty of groping her is speaking out exclusively to abc news. we'll hear from taylor swift. they has a message for all victims this morning. all coming up here on "gma," matt and tam. >> all right, see you soon, robin. >> jamming up

robin roberts bumped into you in the pantry and she said that's a whole lot of man in that pantry. one of our viewers. they want you to tell us about your high school yearbook beige from 2005 where your dream was to be on "the bachelor". >> i got that from an old high school friend a week before it came out and was a shock to myself as well. at the time i had not had a serious girlfriend. i don't think i had kissed a girl at that point and "the bachelor" just started airing and he was the epitome of what everyone warranted to be, intelligent, hard working and desired by the girls. i want had. >> if you're asked will you be the next bachelor. >> i'd have to think a lot about it. [ cheers and applause ] >> the peoe bachelor but thank you for coming in, man. >> of course. >> good luck if you are asked that question. >> thank you. >> we hope you will accept. >> we'll meet the women who busted a guy trying to date six of them at one time. plus, kesha is here and she is performing live. we'll be right back. >>> from abc 7 news, this is a good morning washington update. >>> a look at your

(robin) stanely roberts shows us some of their reactions on this editon of people behaving badly. good morning (good morning) channel 4 how are you today (good how are you)you know that school starting right yea actually i work for the school so you know you gotta stop man i stopped.and he stuck with that story even when officer kenneth cole mcdonald from the town of atherton police department presented him with is observations when you came up to it you rolled past the limit line then you actually sorta stopped in the crosswalk but you did come to a complete stop it's interesting what people say when to you when they've been pulled over for behaving badly behind the wheel this driver was stopped for doing 53 in a 35 do you know what the speed limit is on woodside road? (what is it) 35 huh 35 (i don't believe you sir i'm afraid to say but here let's talk to himhow you doing sir i was doing better before this guy stopped me, what happened ask him i'm asking you i'm talking to you right now well what do you thing happened how fast do you thing you were going i don't think i was goin

with me is the founder of the clipper race, sir robert knox— johnson. sir robin why do people put themselves through this? i think there is a sense of adventure in people and they want to do something a bit different, that special with their lives. they want to do something they can turn round and say, i have done that and i'm proud. you are the first man to sail solo nonstop around the world. when you see them going out, do you have a hankering to think, i want to do it ain? hankering to think, i want to do it again? yes, but of course i did it on my own. you have all this great year so it's a slightly different thing. watching them sail away, i sort of feel... yes, i would quite like to be going. when they are going through the training, do you ever find people who going through the training, do you everfind people who put going through the training, do you ever find people who put themselves forward and you think, actually, they are not going to make it? yes, we do. i'm usually it turns up in the first week of training. normally, they will discover it for them

robin) tesla says, it hopes to be producing about 5-thousand cars a week... by the end of the year. that's triple last year's rate of production. (james) coming up... stanley robertskes a look at illegal dumping in the east bayyou won't believe what one man is throwing away. people behaving badly is next. ( robin ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.... police have identified a man wanted in connection with a deadly shooting in belmont. officers say 27-year-old "jo-vhon" alexander stewart opened fire saturday night at an apartment building on ralston avenue -- killing 24-year-old dejohn jones. an arrest warrant has been issued for stewart -- who police say is armed and dangerous.( james ) firefighters containing a fire at a two story house on 57th avenue. firefighters tweeting out this picture of the fire when they arrived. it appears the house was under construction... you can see scaffolding on the outside. right now there is no word on the cause of this fire. ( robin ) uber co-founder travis kalanick will not be returning to the company as its c-e-o. the wall street journal re

tractor maybe the city of saratoga can use the tractor calming method in saratoga stanley roberts kron 4 news (robinstar taylor swift is expected to be in a colorado courtroom today to testify in a disc jockey's civil lawsuit. swift will testify that david mueller groped her backstage at one of her denver concerts back in 20-13. the dj claims the accusations cost him his job. now, mueller is suing swift, the singer's mother and others, saying they falsely accused him of sexual assault... and seeks 3-million dollars in damages. the trial is could last two weeks. (robin) in other entertainment news -- anna faris and chris pratt are splitting up. the actors announced their separation on social media last night--in a joint statement. the pair say they "tried hard for a long time" and are "really disappointed." pratt and faris met in 2007 on the set of the movie "take me home tonight." they got married in 2009. they have a four-year-old son. (james) coming up on the kron four morning news... a battle between movies at the box office this weekend. we'll show you who came out on top after the break. ( robi

i'm on the come up this is for the kittens this is really awesome in burlingame stanley roberts kron 4 news (robin in washington yesterday after winning the first game 4-to-2 -- g-men looking for their third straight series win. a pablo sandoval home run in the 7th ties the game -- but in extra innings, former dodger howie kendrick hits a walk off grand slam. giants lose game 2.... 6-to-2. (robin) matt chapman and the a's trying to split the series against the orioles game tied at 2 -- chapman hits a 3-run bomb -- the a's rallied from behind to score five runs in the fourth inning. oakland goes on to win 9-3 (james) marshawn lynch did not play in the raiders first pre-season game saturday... but he still provided the game's biggest story... beast mode... chose to sit during the national anthem before the game in arizona... of course colin kaepernick made national headlines by sitting... then later kneeling... during the anthem when he was with the 49ers last season... something lynch at the time supported... lynch says hes been doing this his entire 11-year nfl career... lynch didn't talk after th

they say you come out of robin seabird airport, you hang a left on robin seaboard parkway, turn it right, then when you get to the roberteabird sign, he was, and bill clinton said, well, you know, he had a little bit of flirtation but he did what he had to do to get elected and we've all been there. let me just redo what he said. i don't want to get this quote wrong. i'd rather quote trampled in the dirt never to rise again then to see this beloved land of ours become degraded by race mongols, a throwback to the blackest specimen from the wild. this is not a young man, this is a middle-aged man far older than chelsea clinton and >> tucker: he is writing to senator bilbo, i think. >> that's right. and i am a foreigner so i can't tell a grand for from a grand cyclops to a grand kazoo, but i think if you'll forgive a little bit of criticism, i think this is what happens when you don't have titles and ability. people invent stupid titles like grand illegal and grand was due. but he was one and bill clinton delivered his eulogy. why doesn't chelsea take that up with the satan in her own family household? spoon because they'r

in alameda stanley roberts kron 4 news (robin) still to come -- a warning for water park fans -- heart happened to one bay area boy at the sacramento raging waters. and here's a live look outside... embarcadero. (james) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.... (james) a car drove into a pizzeria near paris killing a young girl - and seriously injuring several others. four people are in serious condition. the driver was quickly arrested. france's interior ministry says the suspect was apparently suicidal and the incident is not believed to be linked to organized terrorism. (robin) a wildfire near the southern edge of yosemite national park is burning through a thick forest area. firefighters say the fire has now spread to more than 15- hundred acres. the cause of the fire is under investigation.but crews believe it may have been sparked by a recent lighting strike. (james) and we're finding out this morning that tiger woods had five drugs in his system when he was arrested for d-u-i. deputies in florida

cokie roberts, john avlon, thanks very much. robin. >>> we move on now to breaking news about the crisis in venezuela. two opposition leaders taken in the middle of the night as the u.s. imposes new sanctions. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz is following these latest developments. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is truly an ominous turn following the disputed election that gave president maduro nearly unlimited powers and an election that the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. called a sham. take a look at this, overnight surveillance video which appears to show those two opposition leaders, one of them who went to college here in the u.s., being forcibly removed from their homes. state security agents hauling one man away in his pajamas as a woman is heard screaming for help from neighbors. both men have been highly critical of maduro's plan to rewrite the constitution which has sparked protests blamed for more than 120 deaths, robin. >> and the trump administration just announced new finan

(robin) sometimes even well- intentioned drivers end up parking their cars in wrong spot. as stanley robertseals in this edition of people behaving badly, no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (james) parking can be a hassle in many places in the bay area. being towed is an even bigger hassle.(robin) sometimes even well- intentioned drivers end up parking their cars in wrong spot. as stanley roberts reveals in this edition of people behaving badly, failing to pay attention to parking signs can cost you a lot of money. oops it's an expensive mistake, he'll never make that again some drivers in san francisco are making some rather costly parking mistakes, case in point. this is busy embacadero across from pier 3 and this is a parked car.nats: ambiance we know it's parked because there is still has 2 hours and 17 munites on the parking meter this is a weird one though he mis

(robin) a 66-year-old man is lucky to be alive and it's all thanks to a fast-acting police officer.( james ) officer robert fung was working a basketball event when he saw a man in the crowd lose consciousness and stop breathing. fung immediately called for medical back up and started giving the man c-p-r.(robin) the man was rushed to the hospital and is in stable condition. all thanks to fung's quick thinking. the s-f-p-d released a statement on facebook saying how proud they are of officer fung. ( james ) a construction project to reinforce a major sewer main in dublin has some people upset.(robin) as kron4's maureen kelly reports the method being used is causing a real stink. the project is a big one.crews working for the dublin san ramon services district are rehabbing 8- thousand feet of concrete pipeline that's 50 years old and showing signs of it's age.. the sewer main carrys half the city's wastewater to a treatment plant in pleasanton instead of digging it up and replacing the concrete pipethey are using a new method.that can create a weird smell in the air.that smells nothing like you would expec

in the next edition of people behaving badly > (robin) officers are cracking down on traffic violaters on the peninsula. ( james ) kron 4's stanely roberts tagged along on this edition of people behaving badly. do you have your driver's license with you (of course of course who's this) oh this is stanley roberts with kron 4 doing people behaving badly (extremely loud laughter oh my gosh shut up i do not want to wait what am i giving you right now drivers license that was how my day started how about yours? it's that time of the month again, where the san mateo county saturation traffic enforcement program also known as step hit the streets this time in redwood city and woodside. so the reason i'm stopping you is the stop sign on hillbview and you also rolled the one right here onto ruby i'm riding with officer kenneth cole mcdonald from the town of atherton police department looking for people behving badly behind the wheel in this case stop sign runners this driver wasn't even on our radar but. so i was actually going to pull over the car in front of you cause they didn't neither but then as i came up you just drove right throught it it

(robin) and every dog attack, dog bite, or aggressive behavior case.. is turned over to this unit... to investigate. our stanley robertsme time with them. so mr bowling if i bring your dog in for a vicious and dangerous dog hearing to protect the citizens of the city and county of san francisco for the guy that was bit down masonic you'll come. i would like to introduce to the san francisco police department vicious and dangerous dog unit.i don't know why he bit do you know why he was being protective someone invaded my personal space like the sidewalk is clear and someone did not just walk by me they ran right up- right in my space and my dog got a little bit protective sir we'll come back here in a moment.. the city is san francisco is a very dog- friendly city but they have their limitations. there are several dog laws on the books i need to speak to doobies owner one is the leash law and doobie was off leash in golden gate park here is something you probably didn't know, the leash must be in your hand not tied to parking meters, trees or in this case a fire hydrant this dog named sunshine was tied to one on haight

robin) school is about to start up which means kids walking to class. many will need to cross the street to get to and from the ( james ) kron 4's stanely roberts shows us how one one east bay city is providing a visual reminder to drivers to be careful. poor charlie, he's 73 years old and he's our designated victimcharlie has a job, he has to cross the streets in alameda in a marked crosswalk and pray no one hits him but charlie is not alone, you see the alameda police department traffic officers and watching charlie nats: ambiance it's a pass or fail test if you yield to charlie when he enters the crosswalk everyone is happy and you get to keep driving nats: ambiance however, if you fail to yield to charlie as required by state law . then you get to have a chat with an alameda police officer, in this case, sargent derespini you know what the rules are when it come to a crosswalk (yea) you gotta stop once he steps off the curb you and the vehicle in front of you went through two went the other direction officers will have this conversation with dozens of drivers who failed to yield to pedestrians on otis and mound . nats: ambiance and since the speed l

roberts kron 4 news (james) coming up on the kron four morning news... a young boy is alive thanks to his unique helmet. he'll tell you his story after the break. (robints. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( tiffany ) a washington boy says he's lucky to be alive -- after being hit by a car while riding his bike. ( james ) meet zaiden cochran -- and check out the helmet he credits for saving his life. zaiden and his little brother were riding through their neighborhood saturday. out of nowhere -- a driver collided with zaiden -- throwing him into the air.( tiffany ) now the 10-year-old wants to share the valuable safety lesson he learned with everyone. ( james ) doctors treated zaiden for a crack in his spine, a swollen left eye, and scrapes on his knees and arms. however -- he is expected to make a full recovery.( tiffany ) police say the driver is cooperating with the investigation. they don't think speed was a factor. (james) coming up.. we'll have a live report and the latest dramatic video on a