and they make the road disapeer to the national park. >> and the road is about 20 feet lower, normallyo through it in two minutes. looking back from the golden gate bridge to presidio, you are more aware of the park land and less of the roads. and the viaduct will parallel the existing one and to the south and can be built while the existing one remains in operation. and the two bridges there with open space between them and your views constantly change and not aware of the traffic in the opposite direction and notice the views more. and the lanes of course are a foot wider than they are today. and they will be shoulders and if your car is disabled, you can pull off to the edge. and the next area, the tunnel portal will have a view centered on the palace of fine arts and as you come out, you can see alkatrez island and bay. and the next area is about 1,000 feet long. and when you come into one, you can see through the other end. it's almost like driving through a building than through a tunnel. and noise from the roadway will be sheltered. and the traffic will be out of view. >> when y

i should do the picture of the 1-way roads. the cost that it brought with it. underneath the existing sign, you had to make another sign on the other part of the road. the also had to indicate you are a car driver on a one-way road but you may have cyclists on the other side. we said, let's pass the message that it is like that, with or without the extra sign, but we could not because it was prohibited by european regulations. we do have some constraints there. >> in the netherlands, you have a separate bicycle path where you cannot turn right without having to encounter other bikes going straight ahead or going left. in a lot of cases, they have traffic lights and they say underneath, cyclists to the right may pass at the red light. in the netherlands, it is quite common that cyclists who are turning right may do so at a red traffic light. >> ok, we are a little after 1:00. before you leave, i would really like to thank the mpc and the german marshall fund. >> if anybody is interested in the presentation, there are some real interesting slides. we will be post

. >> reporter: the metropolitan communication commission, or mcc recently gave the oakland roads an atisk grade. >> it's terrible. i mean, they need to be fixed because it's tearing up the cars and causing problems. >> reporter: if things don't chink, the numb -- change, the number could double by nearly 2014. >> if the city had some hurry to the roads that would really help. you can look out here and see the potholes and i'm sure it's doing some damage to the cars. >> reporter: mcc say that the road repairs last about 25 years and those not done in that time could cost twice as much to maintain. 80% of the repair dollars are spent on the roads rated good and fair. >> if we have to pay more money to fix these streets, we should do it because it's for us and our kids. >> reporter: now, there are some suggestions on the table on how to city could make more money to repair the potholes. one is a partial tax and the other a sales tax. in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> earlier today, president obama gave a speech and the national bone marrow registry. he has non-hog kins limb dose and ha

your eyes are always on the road, constantly aware of the world around you.t of what draws these women to the bike itself. for someone who has never been on a bike before tell me what the feeling is when you get on that bike and you take off and you let the rest of the world go. >> you're so in the moment, there's no future, there's no past, there's only that moment, and i come home so relaxed. this is happy hour. it's a natural way to feel better. >> reporter: these women aren't just joy riders. they know their way around a bike. if i point to places on this bike you'll know what they are? like what is this? >> the gas. >> reporter: what is this? coil thing? >> shock. >> reporter: i'm shocked that you guys know as much as you do. i think a lot of people drive cars and don't know anything about their cars. you guys know so much about this bike. did you notice anything else about the group of all of us sitting here? >> we're all women. >> reporter: all women and as a proud member of that club i had to see what all of the fuss was about. i'm a little nervous. i

south ossetia the boss was on its way to the southern russian city of logic of cars when it left the road and fell over six to me says police are investigating if a lorry which might have been in the wrong lane could have forced the boss off the road the tragedy happened on the trans caucasian highway connecting russia's republic of north sh here with south georgia the driver is in a critical condition. teen age would be so sad boma goals were among eight people arrested and a counter terror operation in the southern russian republic of dagestan guns grenades and lost whales were among items found by russian security services with

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after the first arrest road again the second arrest happened yesterday the rate came on people sought the surveillance video one-person recognize the people in the video and call police. without that how police say they with the researcher for the suspects. >> new free this morning standards as to please the permit is going to try to use civilians to investigate certain crimes. as ftd wire 15 civilians as part of a new pilot program to have them investigate nine violent crimes. the people hired will be trained at the academy report hitting the streets and will be handling trials that it berkeley take hours for pleased to respond to a burglary, of a non-violent crimes. ac transit riders are looking at possible seventh day of delays due to the ongoing labor dispute another 180 transit workers called in sick just bay it is the second week of a contract dispute last week an average of two or injured drivers called in sick. kron4 is jeff bush takes a look here were the contracts are rain now. >> easy transit riders are reporting delays of 10-18 minutes and the war words continues between t

so i want to have compatible up so they don't i'm on the side of the road and. know the guys brother you come running over to him and he just said they're holding them while they roll around on the on the asphalt on a highway. and rolling around in pain they didn't even give many morphine. the guy's brother a chav he kept running around and he had his hands in his in those in his face. and he was crying and sobbing and he's saying why did you kill my brother. we didn't do anything to you we're not terrorists. now remember i remember i just want to i want to close my years i didn't want to hear just sat there and he's time that he said it. it was like it was permanently being. burned into my brain. and. i lost that's the last five or gotten a good night's sleep. the night before that. i mean. i thought we were there and then on the. next morning lieutenant he walked up to me and he said sas. are you all right you seem a little distressed a little agitated. and i was not all right and. so i'm pretty pissed off what we're what we're doing over here. and he said it w

we take the high road. >> his record will be debated for time to come. craig takes a look at the successes successes and criticisms. >> reporter: crime statistics are down, despite budget constraints. davis took a proactive approach to policing san jose. his department cracked down on streak gang violence. >> the key is to recognize the importance of being proactive. >> reporter: body cameras to monitor police behavior. but it came on the heels of accusations of racial profiling. and police using tasers on latinos. in the wake of the turbulence with the minority communities -- there were more troubles ahead. this video shows police beating him last year as he appeared to resist arrest. he insists only a hand full of community leaders are critical of his policies. >>> new details about the malling of a toddler. the owner of three pitbulls that killed the two-year-old is the stepfather. steven hayashi appearing here at his arraignment today. he told the courtroom he didn't expect his step grandson to get into the garage where the dogs were kept. >>> a drive

and took him back to the patel you and surgeon corpsman came back dump the bodies on the side of the road and went over to the corpsman so what we're doing how can you bring him back you need to get him out of your you need to get him back to an area where they can see a surgeon the corpsman there's nothing we can do for him so we're going to leave you know you can leave the bodies on the side of the road and i said yeah well you want to do steps or so i want you to compatible up so they don't i'm on the side of the road and. you know the guys brother you come running over to him and he's just so they're holding them while they roll around on the on the asphalt on a highway. and rolling around in pain they didn't even give many morphine. the guy's brother. he kept running around and he had his hands in his in his and his face. and he was crying and sobbing and he's saying why did you kill my brother. we didn't do anything to you we're not terrorists. now remember i remember i just want to i want to close my ears i didn't want to hear just sat there and he's time that he said it. it was li

ran into a tree off the side of the road. a couple of people walking around on the side of the road. no one injured but this will be a distraction. countercommute. highway 4 not slowing any direction. antioch moving slowly right now. but this is also the first spot we're like three see any slowing over the course of the moment. typical heading over a street. we'll watch that. >>> the city of oakland will have to pay more than $6 million to people who say the police lied and got search warrants illegally. nbc bay area's vicki ngyuen takes a look at what it means for the police department and the city which is $30 million in the whole. >> reporter: attorneys wrapping up their fourth lawsuit against the oakland police department in the past decade. the latest involves doens of search warrants purgered or improperly obtained. 40% of the undercover warrants for undercover drug buys were based on improper information. >> improper police activities. houses were being searched that were the wrong houses, even at the time they knew the

south ossetia the boss was on its way to the southern russian city of logic of cars when it left the road and fell over six to me says police are investigating if a lorry which might have been in the wrong lane could have forced the boss off the road the tragedy happened on the trans caucasian highway connecting russia's republic of north sh here with south georgia the driver is in a critical condition. teen age would be so sad boma goals were among eight people arrested and a counter terror operation in the southern russian republic of dagestan guns grenades and lost whales were among items found by russian security services with girls as young as fifteen saying they were trained by their terrorist husbands aussie's catarina reports. so young but deemed old enough one of the alleged terrorist change in the russian republic of the gives them is just fifteen years old that according to officials did not stop her from taking part in planning terrorist attacks she and the other woman were allegedly trained by their husbands . my late husband left the guns here i've held a gun i know how to f

which is the road close to mines road, you will get to the rocky ridge area, where the officer- involved shooting took place. the santa clara county sheriff's department has set up a command post office up the road. investigators say this morning a sheriff's department marijuana eradication team along with some alameda county deputies approached a pot growing operation on the santa clara county side. and a man, apparently armed, suddenly appeared. >> our dispatch received a call from one of our deputies indicating that shots were fired during the operation and the suspect was dead at the scene. >> reporter: a view from newschopper2 shows a rugged terrain around the marijuana patch which officers say is typical since the heavy brush is used to hide the operation. they say today's incident is similar to the last time santa clara county deputies were involved in a pot farm shooting. in 2008, in the saratoga hills, a man fired at officers and was killed. officials say eradication teams are always prepared for an attack. >> because they have to assume that these gu

down because it into rights the meo nazi rally that is taking place just a few hundred meters up the road very ironic but a very bittersweet experience of course for all of them many of the speakers at this anti fascist rally were in tears as they remembered their relatives who were butchered by the stoney and s.s. forces by the nazi forces during the years of the second world war some could not even finish their thoughts as they tried to speak and bring up the memories of their loved ones. reporting that now u.s. forces in afghanistan have just experienced the deadliest month since the invasion started in two thousand and one and locals are now rising against the presence of foreign forces an american veteran told us here at aunty that the troop surge is adding to unseen merican feeling in the country as afghans don't feel protected. basically the general sentiment of the people is that they're tired of seeing i could pay occupying forces every day that u.s. and coalition four sets foot in that country anti-american sentiment grows because there is there in the pit the population does no

and while germans were enjoying a quiet day on the road the deciples. have been rising in moscow with their rules for me no one engines echoed through the kobold streets something kremlin says for the first year running this it has center has been transformed into a motor racetrack set russia's first formula one driver of a ton of the trough and well chance engines that's listen my car this although there were no points at stake foster has been fading to house the formula one race this sunday it's not with plans to use every day streets of man on a monaco style race so those behind the plans want to create the world's fastest city track with speeds over two hundred twenty kilometers per hour program for a twenty twelve if you can find out norm they hold the wheels in the heat wave in our schools bulletin next hour. and all back with a drop out of the main headlines in just a few minutes. ninety nine. the train carries away the russian empires gold reserve. to save it from the soviet. five hundred tons of gold. dozens of carriage. six hundred fifty milli

may be a good day to hit the roads. westbound 92 across the san mateo bridge bridge, 14 minutes drive times in the lanes. remember our radio partners, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. you can get all the latest traffic information once you hit the roads. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. you can also get constant weather updates on kcbs radio throughout the morning from yours truly as well as during the afternoon. here's a look at what you can expect out the door. partly cloudy conditions inland with a few areas of low clouds. low clouds and fog at the bay. we have delays on arrivals at sfo around an hour. and low clouds and fog and maybe even a little drizzle for the coastline. temperatures in the lower to the mid to the upper 50s. plenty of sunshine inland today, highs in the upper 80s. that's falling from the mid-90s yesterday. mix of sun and clouds around the bay with temperatures from 59 to 74 degrees. and linger low clouds and fog. let take a look at that fog. this is our tr

. >> reporter: it is the end of the road for six vehicles that were parked in the long term lot at san francisco international airport. their engine compartments toast. >> a lot of people are going to be unhappy when they come to get their cars. >> let's hope they have their insurance paid up. >> reporter: this siena in section s10 is where the fire appeared to have started around 12:30 a.m. it received the most damage. the entire interior is burnt. the air bags deployed. a parking attendant initially tried to put out the fire with an extinguisher but called firefighters as he watched it spread to five adjacent cars. >> the fire is put out quickly. unfortunately, the damage is done by the time the fire department got here. >> reporter: airport official spent the morning trying to contact owners, people in for a surprise, getting sympathy today from drivers whose cars weren't burned. >> major bummer. major. >> reporter: and from people who heard about the fire, nervous their car was gone and relieved to find it safe. >> i really ran so yeah, i'm good. i can make it home now. >> reporter

it is the end of the road for six vehicles that were parked in the long-term lot at san francisco international. their engine compartments toast. >> a lot of people are going to be unhappy when they come to get their cars. >> i hope they have their insurance paid up. >> reporter: this siena in section s10 is where the fire appeared to have started around 12:30 a.m. it received the most damage. the entire interior is burned. the air bags deployed. a parking attendant initially tried to put out the fire with an extinguisher but called firefighters as he watched it spread to five adjacent cars. >> the fire was put out rather quickly but unfortunately the damage was already done by the time the fire department got here. >> reporter: airport officials spent the morning trying to contact their owner, people in for a sorry surprise, getting sympathy today from drivers whose cars were not burned. >> major bummer. major. >> reporter: and from people who heard about the fire, nervous their car was gone and relieved to find it safe. >> i really ran here. i can make it home now. i'm good. >> reporter: arso

the rural roads that go through the coast range. this enabled them to get their stuff to market. this is at road built by the ccc. this is a bridge. this is highway one and you won't know, except you look at the bridge and you will see dates, 1938, 1939. the airstrips are ccc. and the one out at treasure island. long beach, burbank. this is oakland and the whole built line railroad was redone. 19 is a pwa project and our great amphitheatres are from that time. this is santa barbara bowl. this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conservatory garden and i photographed that all the time. this is up at jeweliard park. i thought i would show you san francisco. i read they improved every park. i didn't believe this at first. this is the fly casting pools.

in the last half hour, we noticed more people on the roads here. you are driving on had bay bridge, there is a little back up on the lanes. >>> a plan who planned a major attack on two nonprofit agencies is expected to be in court this morning to enter a plea. we are in oakland now with more on what byron christopher williams was doing, where he was headed and who police say he want today kill. good morning, craig. >> reporter: good morning. in addition to entering a plea today f suspect could have an attorney present. ironically, the man who wanted to start a revolution was once a public officer. he faces enhancements for fires a gun, and wearing body armor. the district attorney office says williams shouted out with highway patrol officers for 123 minutes saturday night. the 580 gun battle ended only when the bullets hit williams in places his body armor didn't cover. police say williams is not staying quiet about ere he was going and why. he said he was heading into san francisco to kill workers at the a/c lu and the tides foundation, an fire de

you know my spin on the road i've never liked or will never have like to really feel the cause of death because it's almost like people come to see you in your midst. it's important. to put their life. and time zones and they're inside their premier octal would love it and for it they don't have prison rodeos that any of the prison in louisiana been in goa why because angola is the only place where people are serving life sentences with no hope of parole no chance of ever getting out these guys who participate in the rodeo have pretty much exhausted every remedy possible they know they're not going anywhere so what do they have to lose nothing you know in the prison is taking advantage of that fact you know the prison knows full well that it in any event there's going to be a certain amount of guys and you know going to get severely hurt possibly killed but that's ok after all they're not human beings as it relates to the rodeo they're just convicts and that's why they dress them up in stripes to remind the spectators don't be a warm if somebody is mangled by bull it's only a convict ri

the problem down the road is without question in the big entitlement programs.ocial security, medicaid, those are the things that lead to the unsustainable path we are on. that said, defense of security is a great place to start looking at the budget. halthere is an interest in gettg savings out of the defense budget. there are definitely savings to be found, we know about that. it becomes harder and harder to say no. oftentimes members of congress will ramp up the spending in areas beyond the request, which makes no sense, you need an overhaul of security strategy. what is our role in the world? can we carry the same role in the future that we have in the past given the changes in the economy? you want to look at the waist in the area of the defense budget. you can find huge savings before you even get to whether the war continues are not. more as a defense question that a budget question, i think that defense savings is absolutely on the table. there is significant, significant savings to be found and i think we will make a lot of progress in the budget. what

from long range while it was still being planted in the road. t with captain zach lehman on a patrol to investigate the site. but at the same time, a quarter mile away, a different patrol led by lance corporal quiceno was stopped by a terrified villager. >> tell him to calm down. tell him to calm down. >> pelley: the man said the taliban was setting an ambush for captain lehman's patrol headed to the i.e.d. strike. we won't show his face; he risked his life to tip the marines. >> quiceno: he believes the taliban are in the corn, set up in ambush positions. >> pelley: quiceno reported to base that lehman's patrol was to be ambushed. what do you see here? >> captain zach lehman: we had three individuals emplacing an i.e.d. that's a 40-pound jug of homemade explosive. >> we need to get out of here real quick. >> pelley: at that moment, word of the planned ambush reached lehman. >> lehman: okay, lets go. >> pelley: lehman's marines slipped into the cover of the corn for the patrol home, a small u.s. victory on a long route out of afghanistan. general

the road is one of the busiest streets in walnut creek. people are wondering how did walnut creek get dragged into this anyway? taking a look at how residents and businesses dealt with the protests. >> those with business at the court house were turned away at parking lot. all proceedings stopped at 12, noon. prisoners in the holding cell were taken away. police began preparing for whatever the afternoon would bring. and they canvased the neighborhood. owners of business boarded up windows and hired security guards to patrol properties. >> there is a -- i feel for victim families and it's not a clear cut situation. >> david chavar owns butter cup grill. the restaurant closed early and let workers go home with food prepared for the day. >> they're nervous, customers, that is the reason we don't have business. the customers told us they're not going to come in, today. >> he decided to stay behind and pro test the restaurant. and there is businesses closed in the afternoon. workers took their computers home just in case of looting. the nail s

shot of the south bay, san jose, 101 traffic is moving well barely in occurs on the road 12 minute andyour ride from downtown san jose hub of the santa clara. james bridge >> thank you, 418 is the time the second subsystem and the bay area murder of a virginia man will be accorded a first suspect is in court yesterday the to george huggins and althea houseleek the night of the murdered they were seeing here is the night. he was in the bay area for a job interview at google he was arraigned yesterday on charges of murder, written and the use of a firearm. huggins' his arraignment is scheduled for this afternoon. a judge has ordered transferred three people church of felonies in connection with a violent protests that followed the verdict in the bart shooting case one man is accused of stealing merchandise from a fall of our while the other two are accused of soliciting a trash can on fire an attorney for the suspects says please never saw him enter the store to conceal anything of any sort attorneys for the other suspects that the evidence only shows their clients trespassed nothing mor

hello i'm good to see you again now about seventy five kilometers north of moscow along the road. is the small town south of the main goal to ring the nations. of the next few weeks we'll be visiting several of these historic wonderful cities and towns day out. some of. them out of moscow you can see the journey. to save over the centuries many of the journey is a long way to. say today it's about a two hour drive when you arrive you greeted by smooth house is surrounded by falls to the forest and this mosque is starfleet is booming in a new capital of concrete and steel. time traveling the treat of relaxation history and tradition. in the thirty's and forty's for centuries that sound and it's more a straight have been the greatest and largest religious and cultural center in the russian state it's a get away from the hustle and bustle of busy moscow and i think a great example of true russian life if you have. come here. in the soviet times the time you speak. to commemorate revolutionary. it was returned to its original name in one thousand nine hundred one. which means the main.

there is where the nonprofit men on the side of the road comes in. setting up its trademark yellow tent. the group advocates for the rights of workers while also vetting and training them to be reliable employees . >> the first task for fieldworkers like mzoli tembi is to get new clients to the tent to register with the group to ming well others who have. it's helpful, he explained for when the pickup trucks called bakkes here come calling. >> when the bakkes come here, you saw the stand here, so when the bakkes come i go and the the guys stand behind, i come and talk to you. if you are happy with that, then the job is yours. you take the job. we need you to perform the sdutees to the best of your abilities. >> reporter: field sites, 180 of them in 7 cities are in contact with the group's capetown office and tiny call center. >> those two guys are finished with you now. >> through our pr and marketing activities we try and generate a lot of phone calls into fortunately. we try and get, we have one number nationally and one web site so people contact u

a consumers digest best buy and the most dependable, longest lasting full-size pickups on the road. now get 0% apr for 72 months on 2010 silverado half-ton models a cap blocking oil from a busted well, appears to be holding. manuel gallegus shows us: while the news is encouraging, b-p has decided to add another day of monitoring. this item contains handout material: - underwater video provided by bp trt anchor but presidential vacations have a long history of generating criticism. and as terrell brown reports, this one's no different. it was pleasant weather where the president was... but across the country, many were dealing with scorching summer temperatures. temperatures climbed well- above 90-degrees from phoenix to philadelphia.. factor in the humidity ... and it felt like the hundreds in much of the country. the heat combined with a lack of rain in some areas ... means some farmers have faced less-than- ideal growing conditions: "(sot 1:15:19) (ron binaghi of stokes farm, nj) the ground was like powdered sugar when you walk on it. it was brown powdered sugar. // (1:17:28) no i

everything is clear traffic rise banana occurs on the road 21 minutes for novato into the city. james. thank you >>, another traffic note for you if you ride easy transit be referred for possible delays this week in a cost-cutting contract was imposed an unusually high number of drivers have been calling in sick. to under nine busters province against bids almost 20 percent overall operators. union members are agreed to continue to work for the contract dispute goes on in the arbitration today were the engine and 25,000 people ride ac transit each day. saw the lazy as religion of there is any today. new details in the violent shooter and oakland this past weekend i less rough ground 580 closed for 20 hours. the suspects in hospital we're told that the fbi is now joining the investigation this is a picture of brian millions from a prior arrest this is a suspect in the shootout the 45 year-old from california has an extensive criminal history including armed robbery oakland police are kron4 williams is now talking the homicide detectives and his mother has reportedly said that he

protest on what they say is the candidate's attack on public union. >> reporter: nurses march down the roadthe home of megawhite man who was not home at the time. the nurses association is fighting against whitman's public employee's union for -- we think that she's not someone we can trust to be sincere in saying she compares about patient issues. >> they sent out flyers that slammed union leadership, so they decided to pay a visit to her home with a message of their own. >> you are mine, all mine. i won you fair and square. >> they say it's going to push people further into recession, but they're saying it's evident of the -- ail other california. >>> tim lincecum tries to overcouple his recent sluggish outing to get the 2nd half of the season off to a better start for the giants. presenting the cadillac "summer's best" sales event. a fantastic opportunity to get a great offer on an all new cadillac srx luxury collection crossover... ..with a bose premium sound system. and an ultra-view sunroof designed to let more summer time in. summer brings out the best in all of us, so now's the perf

write almost two million dollars gross necessarily we have a lot of expense that we have to pay for the road you pay for the facility we have to pay for everything we have there so the net is not that much it will net enough to build a chapel what would we need to build another chapel would be a church it with a profit from the rodeo non-denominational church. and you can't miss them chapels built with rodeo money has sprouted all over and build. john robertson is head of the angola campus of new orleans baptist seminary bible college. the chapel. building program is more or less but it's so new. that it's going to be amazing in the future a follow up study is going to show i predict great results. in the chapel fund. is going to may be. a place for inmate ministers to serve. that is going to be indescribably effective. we've only just begun to see you there isn't it an oxymoron a church that preaches or the face that proclaims protecting human life you know the inborn chyle all life is sanctity is precious you know and yet he put these human beings in a position where they're going to get h

. >> i followed the winding coast road back from cove airny moore and her brother cast in branz at the center entrance head of a line at elis island looking as though they a choired dreksz in their own country. dim passage through american wait and coffinship the figures of a prior generation real to swells and sound effects each swollen in the ache of crossing. my father's ship united states streaming to the harbor, the way it steamed in the narrows below the rising towers of the bridge. above the keys, saint coalmans resided over the dock where my mother's mother waited and my father's forefather disappeared like vermon in the fields they flooded home. i can tell you where the to beins first landed that invited me to the patio in the house glass of whisky regard in luminous in the long twilight. if you drive east on the way to gonegarvin off to the right you will come on the ring road where there are to beins from norman times. the name [inaudible] into our own name now. i had known history but not the place. so next day driving along the route each village seemed a station on the jo

the most recent occurred in the 1700 block of embaring odor 0 road four weeks ago. t one happened last february. police are not sure if they are connected and right now are asking for the public's help. >> 6:34. police in they ton say they have arrested all of the teenage suspects in a series of strong armed robberies. police say the four teenagers targeted younger victims, stealing cell phones, ipods and other mobile electronic devices. investigators say they found all of the stolen items earlier this week at the house of a 17- year-old clayton valley high school football player. police say two arrested are from clayton, the other two from concord. >>> we have an update for you about a story we first told you about yesterday. 61 year old robert turner is in police custody. witnesses say he stabbed one woman and shot and killed another. her family members say she died because police took too long to come to her assistance. however police say the scene was chaotic and they did not know where the shooting suspect was and they didn't know anyone else to get hurt. >> pol