brian: let's take a look at captain turner.rik: captain william thomas turner, he is the kind of guy that if you boarded the lusitania and you had any anxiety, you would look at captain turner and you would most likely feel that anxiety start to slip away. the kind of guy you would want as a captain. as a captain. he looked fit, he looked strong, he looked like a man of substance. he is someone who rode through the captain ranks. he had been a cabin boy at the age of eight and worked his way up to become one of cunard's top captain's. s. at this point it was his third stint as captain of the lusitania. they rotated captain's as they do today. brian: how many people on board? erik: another thing given the. period, had a full passenger load. and a record number of children. brian: going back to the submarine, how many did they roughly have? erik: 36 people. and six dogs. the dogs were not important at this point. brian: one of the things that popped out to me was when he said that in those days there was no sonar. so this u-boat

today, kron four's philippe djegal met with the family as they remembered turner. still keeping her little boy in their prayers. >> "i feel like this crosswalk should not be here." >> phillip :and, people continue to use this crosswalk -- even though a mother lost her life here -- steeming from an accident last week. >> "we used to talk to each other everyday." >> phillip :marquisha tayler says 21-year-ol denesha turner was her best friend. the two so close -- that marquisha is the godmother of turner's 11-month old son arthur griffin. who was also struck by the car that killed his mother. arthur is still in the hospital, recovering from head injuries. >> "he really going to make it. i'm hoping he'll be home before his birthday." >> phillip :marquisha, along with turner's father and the rest of the family held a private memorial near a cross that serves as a reminder for what happened and who was lost. >> "she always had a smile on her face -- everytime you see her it's a smile on her face, whether she mad or not its still a smile on her face." >> phillip :some peo

captain turner, you point out, first of allcaptain turner, you point out,, testified the day before or the day of, on the titanic? erik: he was called in as an expert witness for the limitation of liability hearings in the titanic disaster. that was essentially the webster alliance's effort to limit the amount of money that survivors and the next of kin could get from white star. brian: and that was 1912 when that went down? erik: that was 1912. so he was called in as an expert witness to testify on this particular case about what was the captain of the titanic doing going so fast through waters where icebergs were recorded. he goes in and gives testimony and turner is a very blunt guy. he is taciturn. he does not like being questioned, let alone by eight lawyers in the room. he says some remarkable things but he is also asked about the lusitania and does he feel that it has enough flotation ability and so forth in case of a disaster. he was asked about the lusitania and does he feel that it has enough flotation ability and so forth in case of a disaster and he essentially says, no shi

turner's father--dontaye-- set up a cross at the northbound 8- 80 on=ramp wher the crash happened. dontaye says he wants to see some changes made to the area.which some point out is dangerous for pedestrians. >> they need to put street lights up and stop signs. and the drives need to know that pedestrians crossing. in fact i think they should just get rid of this crossing. >> vicki: drugs and alcohol have been ruled out as factors in the crash. the family plans to hold a memorial service for his daughter at the scene of the crash. that'll happen wednesday at five o'clock in the evening. >> brian: the main front of the weather system is making its way across northern california. it is producing moderate to heavy rain wherever it goes. it is moving to the east down the peninsula into the south bay where we have some light to moderate rain. light to moderate rainfall throughout here. and we have a wet weather for these other areas as well. rainfall totals are still being tabulated because it is happening right now. but in that north paleocene up to one-quarter of an inch . sunshine wi

kron four's philippe djegal spoke with an emotional turner today. who says this accident could have been prevented. it's a story you'll see only on kron-4. >> "it's not safe at all. i don't want see anyone else cross this stop -- this intersection and kill." >> phillipe: dontaye turner is preparing to pull his daughter denesha off life support monday. while her baby boy -- anthony griffin fights for his live in intensive care. >> "i don't want to see anyone else get hurt -- i don't want to see it." >> phillipe: so, turner has set- up a cross at the nortthbound 8- 80 on-ramp off tennyson road. >> "to bring awareness to this crosswalk." >> phillipe: the california highway patrol is investigating the crash. on sunday, officers stopped by to answer some of turner's questions and address concerns about this crossig. where the electrical signage seems to be out of order. >> "she was coming from the library, coming from the library getting my grandson a book to read and on her way back from the library, she was crossing the crosswalk here and she got ran d

miss turner was at the protest.re's what her grandmother, aye iris iris going on earlier today. >> it's just too much stuff going on with these kids. it's just crazy. it's so crazy that these kids are protesting an doing this. they need to be at home. that's where they need to be. in the house. all this is uncalled for with what's going on it's really uncalled for. >> iris turner joins me now. thank you for being with us. i know it's been a difficult 24 hours for you. your granddaughter was here at the protest when shots rang out. she called you. what did she say? >> she called and said they just shot a police. i said where are you? she was like i'm at the protest. i said get your [ muted ] home right now. >> you told her, get in the car. >> right now. said i'm leaving. i have the baby. we call her son, mj. ran to the car. let me know when you're in the car. i heard the car door slam. said, we're in the car. said grandma, i love you. i said go straight home. she said i'm going straight home. call you in the morning.

kelly turner has looked into this and is here now and tell us more. >> reporter: we don't know what kind of body armor of finished officer johnson had on when he died or where he was shot but we do know these best alone will not is stand up the high powered rifle fire. >> reporter: these will stop us stand around from my handgun but standard issue will approve bets are useless against a high- powered rifle. so even if you have a vast on if you get shot with a high-powered rifle experts say you are basically on protected and that is where these coming in. it is all ballistic play and will stop high-powered rifle fire. we do not know where the officer michael johnson was shot so whether this would have made a difference we do not know what we do know there rather than as the home arrest many officers have begun going out and buying their own perry at winds sent online and a run anywhere from $50 like this one to $800. their value has been recognized by the san francisco police department. they have these active shooter that's available at police stations for officers to check out if they c

she saw that someone had even written a book about him, a woman named mary turner thomson, who livede author. >> i said, "oh my god, i'm dating this man right now." >> and i immediately sent her my phone number. >> reporter: mary had been expecting the call, from mischele, or someone just like her. >> this is not a surprise to me. i knew this was going to happen. >> reporter: and the story mary turner thomson in scotland began to tell mischele lewis back in new jersey was eerily similar to mischele's own. it began in late 2000. mary was a single mother living in edinburgh when she met a man named will jordan. >> he was charming. he was tall. he was good looking, and he just seemed to be, you know, a really, really nice guy. >> reporter: he told her he was from america, and worked in i.t. she found him highly intelligent, humble and family-oriented. spending time with mary's daughter, now 15. >> he would play games and stuff. >> it's him. oh yay, we're going to have fun today. >> reporter: but just as mischele lewis would experience it years later, mary also grew frustrated with his f

evidence linking turner to the heist has ever surfaced.tey bulger, boston's crime boss, was also rumored to be involved. >> certainly if you're looking at boston, which is -- has a huge irish population, and it's not unusual or you wouldn't be incorrect in eassuming that thee might be some connection to the ira. >> reporter: the justice department has publicly disavowed any link between bl bulker around tbulk bulger and the gardner museum. >> this is the creme de la creme of the art recovery. >> reporter: christopher marinello is an art investigator. he's waiting to see if any of the stolen art comes up for sale. after all, if the thieves are after money, they'll try and sell the art so he watches and with a its. >> we'd probably be the first ones to know about it. we do explore a lot of leads. we pass on those leads to law enforcement and let them run with it. >> reporter: investigator robert whitman says whether it comes to stealing art, the actual theft is the easy part. once they have the goods, they need to know how to sell it, withou

george reesefelder is now dead, turner in prison.tive evidence has linked either of the men to the heist. but the fbi tells us no one, dead or alive, has been dismissed as a respect. and the manet remains missing. so securities continue their search. they just want them back in good condition. if the paintings are stashed somewhere, perhaps hidden in an attic or behind a basement wall without the right temperature or humidity, they could be ruined. it's a scenario investigators hate to talk about, because that ending to the story would mean 13 masterpieces are gone forever from public view. but the story is not over. and boston's last best secret is still waiting to be told. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> benjamin netanyahu opens his lead as the final votes are counted. >> and the u.s. air force veteran accused of trying to join isis. >> starbucks brews up a debate with its latest social experiment. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm zain asher. >> great to have you with us. i

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i am with turner construction. great month. we had no recordable no loss incident this is month in the western area. the focus has been primarily on bracing removal and the bike and vehicle ramps. just quickly on the schedule the milestones remain the same. things are working according to plan right now. the key milestones we're tracking in the short term are the completion of the first below concrete package or the packages everything up to the 30 lift wall as we talked about. that's on track for a early finish from the november date to probably late summer and the structural steel erection a little slower than we anticipated at this point but catching up so we're looking for good things there. contingency slide that you have seen many times before and there were a couple change orders out of this but no startling changes. as far as our safety statistics as i said before there were no reportables or loss time this period and up over 50000 hours for the year so far. again in the west progress has been primarily on rebracing, th

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there's nothing that points to that. >> reporter: in sonoma, emily turner, kron 4 news. >>> a mother tide up in her home while man ransacks her house in front of her 2 children. police say on thursday night, a man broke into a home and bound the woman while searching for things to steal. the victim, incolluding her children, not physically injured. o steal worrisome for neighbors who tell kron 4 they believe this was not a random act and the home may have been targeted. >>> 2 are dead and 35 others displaced after a 3 alarm fire in oakland. police are still not sure what caused this place. besides the 2 pen, everyone else was able to make it out safely. some are crediting to that to a neighbor. >> i took my mag light, and just scream agent the top of my lungs. >> she was a complete angel. i think that the damage done would have been tar worse if not for her. i'm forever grateful for her. >> the coroner has not released the name of the 2 victims. the american red cross is taking care of those without homes tonight. >>> a man shot while wielding a machete at a tsa agent is dead tonight

and as kron 4's emily turner reports- the group is asking local lawmakers to do something >> reporter :this chant- is more than just a call for the crazy buffet to pay its workers. it's also a call to action. >>:there's no consequences. a culture of noncompliance where employers just don't pay. >> reporter : crazy buffet owes its workers more than one million in unpaid wages. it owes the labor commission 1.6 million is fines. none of that has been paid. ruth silver taube and the wage theft coalition want santa clara county to take action against businesses like the lucky buffet who are found guilty of wage theft. >> we want to see lisencse and permits suspended until the employers pay. >> reporter :standup all of this is obviously a way to draw attention to the issue of wage theft, but its also a form of public shaming- with all of their neon colors and big signs they hope this will encourage crazy buffett to pay what they owe their workers >> if you go to court and you win- the court doesn't get you the money. you have to find a way to collect it and these workers aren't able to coll

kron 4's emily turner has the story. co emilyet su: since 2006 parents have counted on there being 2000 feet between a sex offenders home and their child's school. now, with that barrier gone, parents are worried. these moms are some of them. >> "it puts our kids in a bad situation" and i felt comfortable at all. >> reporter :the california supreme court unanimously ruled the central element of jessica's law unconstitutional today, saying it violates sex offenders' rights. there are about 84 thousand sex offenders in the state, and in densely populated places like san francisco, most housing falls somewhere inside the 2,000 foot boundary of a school. the court also says the law fails to protect children, something madeleine cameron doesn't agree with. >> we would want your children to be in a safe area to play you know and not worry about those things. >> reporter : registered sex offenders do still have to get permission before entering a school or a park. in walnut creek, emily turner, kron 4 news >> reporter :tonight,

kron four's emily turner has details. >>reporter:all 18 thousand seats were sold out and there was an equally overwhelming run on merchandise, but nothing could rival the team spirit that rocked avaya stadium. >>reporter:"go quakes" >>reporter:fans were just finally happy to have a place to call home- in their own stadium and recognize there are growing pains involved with that >>: 12 left to people working the entrance. people working this with lots of space. but im sure they;; figure the season" breaking in the new place and cheering on their team than the tremors that go along with that. >>james:a napa composting program is taking small steps to make a huge eco-friendly impact. >>james:according to officials. the curbside conpost program could keep more than eight- thousand tons of material out of city landfills each year. >>james:the program allows residents to put food scraps in their brown compost cart. officials say food items typically make up more than 25- percent of household waste. >>james:the effort is aimed t

the final round of the pga turner met. -- tournament. the approach from over 100 yards away lands on the green and roles right into -- you guessed it -- the cup. green would win the tournament in a playoff. the gw men earned an nit berth and will play pittsburgh tuesday. kimberly: are they happy about it? robert: it's nit. you can be happy and upset, but there are still more games to play. kimberly: tonight, prince charles and his wife camilla are coming to the u.s. tuesday. they will spend four days including a stop in d.c. thursday, president obama and vice president biden will host the royals. this will be prince charles' 20th official visit. kimberly: we were talking vegas odds with robert earlier, march madness. you have a oene in 9.2 quintillion chance of having a perfect bracket. people will wage more than $9 billion on the ncaa turner met. that is a lot of brocket money -- bracket money. robert: i can never figure it out. why? i am never going to get it. kimberly: yeah, but there are those guys who say, i had florida all along. r

nicholas turner now facing felony assault charges. police say the 38-year-old taxi driver got mad when a customer canceled his ride. that customer then jumped into a friend's car which turner reportedly cornered outside the tacoma park restaurant. this one right here. both drivers got into an argument and it ended when turner allegedly stabbed the other man in the back. the victim is expected to survive. turner says he acted in self-defense. >> somehow, no one was injured when a trash truck flipped over in rockville today. this happened on norbeck road 2 1/2 hours ago. a power pole was knocked down. both roads had to be closed down for a time. traffic is slowly starting to return to normal at this hour. no word yet on what caused that accident. let's see now what stands for normal on the other roads in the area. bob emler is in the wtop traffic center. what are you seeing? >> very slow through woodbridge and south of dumfries. the express lanes in springfield and just south of the beltway and otherwise, not doing too badly on 66 volum

>> emily :in san francisco emily turner, kron 4 news. >> pam two small earthquakes today in the southelt them. the first was a 2-point-6 magnitude quake at 8:47 this morning. it was centered northeast of morgan hill. the second quake hit about 9:30. it was a magnitude 2-point-9. centered just east of monte sereno. we asked the u-s geological survey about whether these small quakes. are a sign of something larger to come. >> annemarie baltay/u.s. geological survey this is very normal activity and it is not very into to get anything coming later. it's also a good reminder that we live in earthquake country. it is always a good reminder to be prepared. these two quakes were the first to be detected by a seis- mometer. recently installed at the new avaya stadium in san jose. it will also be used to measure the shaking generated by the earthquake soccer fans. wood smoke pollution. is the number one winter air polluter. that's why bay area air quality officials . want to phase- out the old fashioned fireplace. under the plan christine roselius of the bay area air quality management district

kron 4's emily turner reports. et intro: it was less than three months ago when a lot of the windows in these businesses were broken in- and the folks who live here don't wantto see that familykellie gilmore lives in berkely and she still remembers the night the ferguson verdict was released. it was a night she doesn't want to see repeated. >>:people need to lead their voices be heard in respectable and non-violent way. go emilyberkeley's protests- turned-violent have many folks on edge about an upcoming report by the department of justice. it is set to be released as early as tomorrow and finds ferguson police used racial discrimination against african americans. while - says the finding are upsetting, another riot would be, too. >>:violence begets violence it becomes chaos. >> i did call berkeley police- they didn't get back to us by deadline. but i did speak to some officers on the street who say there aren't any plansin placethat they know of in anticipation of this report. >> reporter :berkeley police are in t

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iresha turner was one of them. >> 3:00 in the morning we heard, boom boom boom, and it is 15 police who said we ain't leaving until you open up the door. i look down, and my chest, and i have a red dot on me, and i said, please don't shoot me. >> reporter: she said that she was protest, and she sped away, and in fear, and possibly raising the fear. >> and there was something up in the attic? >> yes, a gun. >> in the attic? >> yes, it is not to the hurt anyone anyone, but to protect myself. >> reporter: she was questioned but not charged later. >> yes. >> and good news later in the day, the officers are released by the hospital. >> we rare lucky that we didn't lose two officers. >> reporter: and today, the community is on edge as the manhunt for who shot the officers is continuing. >> and that man shunt very much on. and the protest continues, and there are several dozen people here tonight. >> and it is unsure today if we would see what we were go g toing to see here. and i was texting the protesters that i have been on in the last several months a ndnd in light, of what happened is the

judge will set a preliminary hearing date for brock turner today, turner pleaded not guilty to charges he sexually assaulted an unconscious and intoxicated woman he met at an oncampus party in january. turner moved back to ohio after he bailed out of jail, but a judge has ordered him to appear at every court appearance. >>> the trial will begin today in a civil suit filed by the parents of audrey pott. two years ago three teens sexually assaulted and took photos of pott while she was unconscious at a party. the high school student later committed suicide. the attackers served their time but the family thinks the punishment was not severe enough, why the pott family is suing two of the three attackers, it settled with the third person earlier this year. >>> today the u.s. supreme court could decide to hear a case surrounding free speech and the american flag. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live in morgan hill this morning. kris, this is centered around a group of bay area, south bay high school students. >> reporter: right, laura. the students have now become national headlines and i

turner was declared brain dead and passed away tonight. baby arthur griffin remains in critical condition. driver did stay at the scene. no charges filed. >> new at 11:00 actress angelina jolie revealed more health problems n."new york times"op-ed piece to be published tomorrow she writes she had her ovary removed last week after doctors detected possible signs of early cancer. she had preventive double mastectomy 2 years ago to reduce the risk of getting cancer. her mother had breast cancer before dying of ovarian cancer and her grandmother died of breast cancer. >>> there is some good news for people frustrated with the cable service. comcast hiring social care specialist to respond to customers over face back and twitter. company is trying to repair the image after string of some very public customer service catastrophe. 40 new workers will be able to help with you everything from scheduling appointment to trouble sheeting internet problems. >> no drag in but plenty of stars in san francisco tonight. for special game of thrones party. h

and dora turner was asleep when a firefighter knocked on her door. >> i heard banging on the door andust jumped up and it was the fire -- i opened the door and the smoke shot in here and he pulled me out. >> turner lost everything so did dozens of others. >> there's no words to describe it honestly. it has been my home for two years. >> burned out of a home many residents boarded a septa bus that was brought in to transport them to a temporary shelter at the lincoln high school. >> i would have thought by now the fire would have been out. it is devastating. my kids are out, my family is out that's a blessing but your home i don't know what i am going to do. >> as you heard, devastating for the families without a home tonight. this fire again flaring up but firefighters tell us it is considered contained, although there are flare-ups at this point. we know five people were taken to the hospital. only with minor injuries. the firefighters telling us they know where the fire started, but they still have to determine how it started. live in northeast philadelphia sharrie williams, channel

. >> ted turner threw to cnn and the studio inside and i think he said, cnn news. >> good evening, iavid walker. >> and i am lois hart. now here's the news. president carter -- >> we found out we were going to be the anchors of that newscast about, what, three or four days before that? >> probably. >> it was like, wow. we swallowed hard. we were told the reason we were selected, ted just, for whatever reason -- he liked our style. >> ted was the one who made the hoice. >> whatever we did on air, he thought we would best represent cnn at that time. so it was because of ted and quite an honor. >> i dedicate the news channel for america. >> ted turner is a visionary. very smart. a little crazy. brilliant businessman. brilliant, brilliant businessman. >> when he created cnn, they did esearch. they said, don't do it. it will not work. bad idea. you're gonna lose money. he rolled every cent -- he was a mississippi riverboat gambler -- he rolled every nickel he had into that operation. sure enough, it did work. >> skies over baghdad have been illuminated. >> first gulf war. when cnn had liv

>> the current contract for march madness with cbs and turner broadcast is for how many years and howey? >> 14 years and it's $10.8 billion. >> $10.8 billion? >> larry: whaaaaa?! $10.8 billion? man, i could really make it rain with that! >> oh, it's raining? does that mean the pool's closed? >> larry: there's no pool! go on! get! get! (applause) there's no pool. always keep a stick handy is what i say. that's a lot of money to air just the tourney. that doesn't even take into account national and regional cable deals, ticket sales and merchandise. so who gets this pile of money that even oprah would think is obscene? to help us understand, i had my research team make this handy pie chart. here we see the $10.8 billion. now, here is all that is left of the pie when you take away what the players are paid. wow! odd? only $10.8 is left for the universities and the ncaa itself. how do they stay afloat? good work, guys! we're going to lose our pie chart team to the folks at u.s.a. today if we're not careful. >> it would undoubtedly shine the spotlight on the age-old debate about whether or

. >>> a judge will set a preliminary hearing date for brock turner today, turner pleaded not guilty to charges he sexually assaulted an unconscious and intoxicated woman he met at an on-campus in january. judge ordered him to appear at every court appearance. >>> the san jose police officer accused of raping a woman while on duty will be in court later today. jeffrey graves is going to be arraigned this afternoon. graves initially pleaded no contest to the charges but he changed his plea to not guilty earlier in the month. he's still in jail and on leave from the police department. >>> in the south bay, a man is behind bars after going on a rampage with a machete. his sister says he may have wanted police to take his life. it happened in east bay near the tully near the exit to highway 101. the man could be seen waving the knife and reportedly smashed all the windows of a car. he then returned to his garage where he started lighting fires. police surrounded him and took him into custody around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the man's sister says he needs psychiatric help. >> he doesn't need

now, turner was declared dead over the weekend of her son was last listed in critical condition. they are still investigating. police say the 22-year-old driver was not under the influence of drugs at the time of the crash. >>> brittany maynard's family is pushing for california to pass a death with dignity law. her mother and husband appeared before a senate committee today. a new video was also surfaced recorded 19 days before she killed herself. in it, brittany maynard said no one should have to leave their home to plan for a gentle death. her mother detailed what the family had to go through to grant her wish. >> she died in oregon after going to great lengths to establish residency there. it was difficult, expensive and time-consuming. she had to establish a new team of doctors there. this was a lot of work. >> brittany maynard had terminal brain cancer and "right to die" laws exist in five states, oregon, montana, new mexico, vermont and washington. >>> three americans are now confirmed to be among the victims of yesterday's deadly plane crash in the alps including a mother

not be here the loss of life here stemming from the accident just last week. + one year-old miss turner was her best friend there were so close that she is the godmother of the 11 month old son arthur griffin who was also struck by a car that killed his mother is still in the hospital recovering from head injuries they held private memorial and there across this serves as a reminder for what happened and who was lost something will pass a law by the crosswalk is the no. 5 interstate 880, on ramp often some role did not know about the accident surprise no said yes. he crossed their often let the victim's family says this area is not safe for pedestrians. >>: the cars around him move a little too fast intersection's the to have anything to slow down and not a lot of people pay attention to who's crossing the seven is also said that the driver in this case has not been arrested the california highway patrol said that person is cooperating in the investigation and that drugs and all have been ruled out as factors in the crash in hayward. >>james: search crews have recovered the first human

turner was declared brain dead and passed away tonight. baby arthur griffin remains in critical condition. driver did stay at the scene. no charges filed. >> new at 11:00 actress angelina jolie revealed more health problems n."new york times"op-ed piece to be published tomorrow she writes she had her ovary removed last week after doctors detected possible signs of early cancer. she had preventive double mastectomy 2 years ago to reduce the risk of getting cancer. her mother had breast cancer before dying of ovarian cancer and her grandmother died of breast cancer. >>> there is some good news for people frustrated with the cable service. comcast hiring social care specialist to respond to customers over face back and twitter. company is trying to repair the image after string of some very public customer service catastrophe. 40 new workers will be able to help with you everything from scheduling appointment to trouble sheeting internet problems. >> no drag in but plenty of stars in san francisco tonight. for special game of thrones party. h

in last night's finale a kyle character vernon turner came to a shocking and sudden death.n turner lucius' longtime partner and chairman of empire entertainment. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you, sir. >> first of all, we have to talk about the bombshell finale last night. vernon turner meets an untimely end. what's your reaction? >> vernon is gone about malik lives. that's part of the game. >> i've been a fan of yours, a friend of yours for years. a huge hit, many of your shows, episodes, new york undercover on and on. explain to me why you you think it's struck such a chord. >> the music, fashion, the time the talent the vision the aesthetic. i think it's a lot of things. >>> one of the things it did deal with social issues. one of main characters is gay, another struggles with being bipolar. >> i know i did something really terrible. thanks to you. i was just scared, man. it's hard enough growing up in this world as a black man, but then to be -- homosexual on top of that. >> dad, dad -- >> stop. stop. i understand. i'm proud of you, too. >> for what? >> d

. >> pam: kron 4's emily turner is live in hayward. where police say. the many similarities in these cases. cannot be ignored. emily? >> reporter: police have stepped up patrols and the school district has initiated its own campaign to inform parents on what to do and how to an avoid a situation like what has happened. >> reporter:they aren't students at a hayward high school but girls are out and about at the same time, in the same area as hayward's most recent attempted kidnapping. >> it kind of made me afraid because girls all round your afraid because girls around here arent necessarily aware of it. >> reporter:so when we warned them, they decided to stick together around town. which is exactly what hayward police are asking students to do since it's in six weeks. >> its shocking someone would do something like that a scary because i fit the description. something to think about now. >> reporter:two near tennyson, the most recent at hayward high school police say all have involved a white four door vehicle and a lone man >> reporter:the victims have

turner was declared brain dead and passed away tonight. baby arthur griffin remains in critical condition. driver did stay at the scene. no charges filed. >> new at 11:00 actress angelina jolie revealed more health problems n."new york times"op-ed piece to be published tomorrow she writes she had her ovary removed last week after doctors detected possible signs of early cancer. she had preventive double mastectomy 2 years ago to reduce the risk of getting cancer. her mother had breast cancer before dying of ovarian cancer and her grandmother died of breast cancer. >>> there is some good news for people frustrated with the cable service. comcast hiring social care specialist to respond to customers over face back and twitter. company is trying to repair the image after string of some very public customer service catastrophe. 40 new workers will be able to help with you everything from scheduling appointment to trouble sheeting internet problems. >> no drag in but plenty of stars in san francisco tonight. for special game of thrones party. h

turner. rep. turner: thank you everyone for your hard work and we are all very pleased and very happy that you're in your position, you do have very difficult times and issues, as the chairman was indicating, and the worldview that we see in front of us. we need some plane answers and talk on the issue of this budget. chairman density, as you were walking in, we had a brief conversation about this. let me tell me where you are and tell you why we immediate your -- need your help. the president had submitted a budget that had a base amount of 561 and our budget committee is currently marking up a budget with the base of 523. they're indicating that they want to make up the difference to that jagged edge of the lower number as you said, mr. chairman, by oco, so that the aggregate number would be around 613. you sort of said, however you cobble it together. how you cobble it together does make a difference. i would like you guys to help us with this. i have told the budget committee that making up wi