kathleen joan moorhead was walking home from the grocery store when police say 70-year- old sasser of concord lost control of his pickup truck and swerved onto a sidewalk, hitting her. moorhead died a short time later at john muir medical center. sasser was treated for minor injury and taken to jail where he faces vehicular manslaughter and dui charges. >>> a fire profited aporder for some santa clara residents to stay inside. fire began in piles of plastic bottle and cardboard being stored outside of lynx recyclers on norman of avenue in santa chara. people living down wind were warned by a computerized system to shelter inside for more than abhour because of the potentially toxic smoke from the punishing plastic. no one was injured and the cause of the fire is being investigated. >>> a report finds that fire alarm systems in some san josi schools are outdate order provide minimal protection. the investigation by the san josi mercury news follows the july 5th arson that destroyed the elementary school. the newspaper reports that less than half the district's schools have systems that

but to me, and many people here today like guys i see, bill bradley and jim sasser the lone left the senate for greener pastures, but and, i hope, better remuneration, we used to get about that, too, but i, for a lot of us he was a friend. he was a mentor and he was a guide. nicanor talking a little earlier because, nick, i commute everyday for 36 years to the message said 250 miles a day. robert c. byrd was a stickler. about when he said those. an hour drive down from washington and i would call nick on this big old car phone i just had which was about that big, and i would say, nick, i can see the dome. hold of the book that i can see the dome. finally, he caught on. center, how far away can you see the dome? can you hold a vote to more minutes for biden? as long as i was behaving, he held the vote. when i found myself in disagreement, i would stand there to catch a 7:00 train. he would set a vote for 7:00. and i would walk up to them and i need seven minutes from the chamber. and nick knows this, i would stand, i always do down in the well and he stood at the first riser, and i wo

the driver, 70-year-old rule sasser of concord, has been booked into the county jail on dui and victimaughter charges. >>> all lanes of 580 are back open this hour following a shootout between a driver and chp officers. the incident all began with a traffic stop near the grand avenue exit early yesterday morning. it shut down lanes in both directions for more than ten hours. the gun battle went on for several minutes. part of it was captured on video. [ gunshots ] >> investigators say the suspect began shooting at officers after he came to a stop. the officers returned fire and eventually after being hit several times the man surrendered. >> this was a very significant incident in the sense that the driver was wearing a bulletproof vest and also in possession of a rifle and a shotgun. >> the officers were not injured he suspect was taken to the hospital where he is serious but stable condition and was identified as 45-year- old byron williams, a paroleel. his mother says his son recently -- her son recently became upset about politics, but a motive for the shooting is still under inves

but to me, and many people here today like guys i see, bill bradley d jim sasser the lone left the senate but and, i hope, better remuneration, we used to get about that, too, but i, for a lot of us he was a friend. he was a mentor and he was a guide. nicanor talking a little earlier because, nick, i commute everyday for 36 years to the message said 250 miles a day. robert c. byrd was a stickler. about when he said those. an hour drive down from washington and i would call nick on this big old car phone i just had which waabout that big, and i would say, nick, i can see the dome. hold of the book that i can see the dome. finally, he caught on. center, how far away can you see the dome? can you hold a vote to more minutes for biden? as long as i was behaving, he held the vote. when i found myself in disagreement, i would stand there to catch a 7:00 train. he would set a vote for 7:00. and i would walk up to them and i need seven minutes from the chamber. and nick knows his, i would stand, i always do down in the well and he stood at the first riser, and i would say mr. leader, i note we ha

will be important, i think, to think about the long term and redesign state governments so that our sasser's and future generations will have more sustainable state governments. we are honored to have the deputy managing editor and online executive editor of "the washington journal -- of the "the wall street journal." he has been with them since 1983. his longevity is a testament to the tremendous contributions he has made to his readers. he was bureau chief in washington for a while and 13 pulitzer prizes during that time. he has other accolades. he is a frequent to cnbc. he has written three best- selling books. his career has taken him all over the world literally. we're delighted he could be with us in boston today. let's all welcome alan murray. [applause] >> is this working? thank you for having me here in boston. thank you, governor patrick. thank you, gov. bert. it has been an interesting arrival. i want to start by offering my condolences to all of view -- all of you because you have picked an unfortunate time to be governor. it is the worst fiscal crisis we have seen since the grea

but to me, and many people here today like guys i see, bill bradley and jim sasser the lone left thees, but and, i hope, better remuneration, we used to get about that, too, but i, for a lot of us he was a friend. he was a mentor and he was a guide. nicanor talking a little earlier because, nick, i commute everyday for 36 years to the message said 250 miles a day. robert c. byrd was a stickler. about when he said those. an hour drive down from washington and i would call nick on this big old car phone i just had which was about that big, and i would say, nick, i can see the dome. hold of the book that i can see the dome. finally, he caught on. center, how far away can you see the dome? can you hold a vote to more minutes for biden? as long as i was behaving, he held the vote. when i found myself in disagreement, i would stand there to catch a 7:00 train. he would set a vote for 7:00. and i would walk up to them and i need seven minutes from the chamber. and nick knows this, i would stand, i always do down in the well and he stood at the first riser, and i would say mr. leader, i notw