. >> she was in a coma and completely unresponsive. she was completely motionless and on a respirator. there really was no chance of her recovering and living. >> after three days, the family had to make a difficult choice. >> we made the decision to withdraw life support. it was a tough decision, but it was a decision that was made a little easier by the fact that kathy had clearly expressed that in her will. >> after kathy's death, her husband, chaz, was able to provide some important details. he said he awoke early that morning, got up, did some chores, and when he returned to the bedroom, realized kathy was unresponsive. >> i just checked her out. she wasn't breathing. she had no pulse, so i started cpr. >> chaz and other family members said that in the days before her death, kathy seemed her usual self. >> i saw kathy about two weeks before her death, and she appeared to be in very good spirits. in fact, my wife and i commented that we had never seen her so happy. >> unfortunately, kathy's autopsy provided few answers. >> there wa

. >> he was unresponsive, he was sweating, and his love pressure was low. -- blood pressure was low. >> he was the first african-american, player at georgetown university. stroke cut his political career short in 2005, and that is when he went to woodbine. saturday, he was rushed to alexandria hospital. dorothy wife got there after her brother-in-law. >> he had died. he had vomited a large amount of blood. lasts a day or so, but if someone is weak or in poor health, the expect can be far more severe. grieve, they wonder if something could have been done to save him. >> it is just sort of putting way that insult in a someone with so much promise could have this be the last thing to happen to them. >> he was a political activist in chicago before having his stroke. woodbine, but to no one here had any comment on mr. white sauce condition saturday prior to his death. >> thank you. spring is just a couple of days away but it is going to be hard to tell come tomorrow. until joinsologist us with what you need to know. youpring is just a day circle in the calendar, especially this year when

he was hospitalized after being found unresponsive yesterday. nick? >> administrators are taking this seriously. and police issued the alert. this stretch of stevens creek trail is popular with residents looking to embrace nature. heidi baky witnessed some teams do more than graze in the grass. i >> see kids experimenting. and you know i talk to my kids about that. >> now, that will take on a tone of urgency. he overdosed on a street drug. >> we're very, very concerned about this >> they're not sure p the use is an isolated incident or the sign of a new trend. >> kind of a combination you're getting a different direction but hyper awareness. >> it is a synthetic drug with a combination of hallucination affects saying reactions can be different for each and possibly deadly. >> investigators describe the status as serious and working to find out how, and where, you got the drug. >> whether he dies or not, that is almost irrelevant vent as far as how hard and aggressively we're going to take this case. >> administrators asked them to speak with their tea

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a and apparently the boy overdosed on it, the boy was found unresponsive on steven's creek trail. they believe he overdosed on a psych tell leg drug the person is sort of out of it but they are hyperaware and hypersensitive and they can see real well and hear real well but they are out of it. >>> happening today in san leandro, volunteers will pass out people are posing as utility workers and the crime prevention leaflets will be distributed at 10:00 a.m. this morning. >>> disabled and elderly tenants the say they frequently do not work. urn ten -- clemens teen has now filed a legal report against the housing authority. when they say they are not working that means they are either trapped in their apartments or down stairs in the lobby. somehow between 10 and 12 hours. >> i came down one at a time. >> they are working and they say all four elevators are working and they believe, they have stopped it a year before moving into it and it is right across from hole fold market. and they heard about the concerns. >> let's check in with traffic for a look at traffic. >> i could use a cal

the father of the young girl found her unresponsive to around 2:00 p.m. yesterday when he returned to their home. she was pronounced dead at the scene but it is still not clear how she died. illinois state police have joined lansing police in the investigation which had technicians gathering evidence from inside the home for much of the day and the night. all while nearby residents took in the unusual sight in this quiet neighborhood with many young families. >> this is shocking. very shocking. this is a peaceful block. everybody knows each other. i'm surprised my neighbors are not out here. this is shocking. >> everybody knows everybody. it's a close town. it is sad because if we knew something we could have done something to help her. >> an autopsy will be performed on the young girl later today. the whereabouts and status of the girl's mother is not yet known. back to you. >>a 14 year old girl is in the hospital after being accidentally shot by a 14 year old boy. it happened last night in the 65-hundred block of south green street. that's in the city's

when officers arrived here in l 24-year-oldfound matthew cavin unresponsive, struck by a car. >> i can't believe what is going on. i thought they were friends. >> cavin's father is devastated and puzzled. is man behind the wheel antione cauley. they have an arrest warrant for him on the charge of murder. after the two men fought, cauley struck cavin with his car. >> i don't know what went on last night with that. you don't do that. you don't run somebody over twice in a parking lot. they wouldn't let me see my son last night. that totally broke my heart. >> police are not saying why the two men were fighting that this happened once before a couple of weeks ago but nobody expected this. >> i just want justice done. >> cavin is the father of two young children, a six-year-old girl and a three-year-old boy. he was a professional painter. police are looking for a jeep -- looking for a champagne or white colored suv, possibly a ford expedition. if you have any information, call laurel police. >> thank you. air force one is expected to andrews.ase he returned from a trip i nen europe. the pres

the victim was found unresponsive. anybody with information is asked to call milpitas police. >>> and in san francisco, a woman in her 60s is recovering after being hit by a car. police say the woman was in the crosswalk when she was hit but may have been intoxicated. the driver is was cited for driving without a license and for driving without lights on. >>> another san francisco and a super sight seeing bus was turning left when it hit a man in the crosswalk. police are using surveillance cameras from two nearby buildings to see what led to that crash. >>> and a man is the prime suspect in the shooting death of his wife for 46-year-old woman. the couple's daughter found her mother's body inside their home on friday and there has been this 2014 toyota rav 4. he had two registered firearms and the search of his home has turned up one. he should be considered dangerous. >>> two people were or e.r.ed after several students stormed an administration building and clashed with campus police. students were protested a tuitio

police doing a welfare check found 77-year-old susan fawn unresponsive. we have learned the two victims were related. >> this is also strange she told us. especially since it's the second anytime a month someone has been found dead here. >> neighbors say the 77-year- old woman was richard's foehns aunt and he worked as property manager for the building. >>> free -- fremont police askinger if help after a woman said she was groped on the trail. investigator say the teen was shaken up but not physically injured. that man is described as caucasian in his 30s and five feet 10 inchessal with short curly black hair and beard. >>> and state lawmakers on the prowl for a masked man. they show a scratcher ticket machine, show images of man who allegedly took the machine right out the front door. authorities had still don't know how he drove off with it. that machine was found a few blocks away. some of the scratches were missing but lottery officials have flagged those tickets so they cannot be cashed. >>> turn of the century heist of san francisco may be the link

when a passerby spotted a man laying on the ground called 911, paramedics found the man to be unresponsive and then declared him dead on the scene shortly thereafter. there was a lot of blood here because investigators say the man was stabbed at least once. investigators say there was some kind of fight just before. >> we believe that there might have been somebody who saw some sort of altercation, disturbance or exchange between subjects in the area around 2 a.m. to 2:30 a.m. this morning. >> reporter: there is a homeless population across the street from the crime scene. don't know if any of this is related to the homicide from overnight. also, this is the second homicide of the week. detectives are spread thin but they are saying that they are able to manage. in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> just within the last 10 minutes, police say all streets are reopened. >>> new details today in the stabbing death of a 16-year-old from san jose. police just released the man they believe killed him. 24-year-old is suspected of a 16-year-old boy. the santa clara county district attorney's o

. >> reporter: that e-mail went out about a student found unresponsive on the stevens creek trail yesterday. police say he had a bad reaction to a drug. >> doc is a synthetic kind of a mix between lsd and amphetamine. >> reporter: it's been around for almost ten years. the police say the drugs, which can come in a number of forms, produces two reactions that parents should be aware of. >> kind of a zombie appearance. they're standing there looking into space, staring away. >> reporter: he says the drug increases a person's ability to hear distant sounds. >> they may catch a conversation happening off to the sound and start answering questions to that while talking to you. >> reporter: the e-mail sent to parents and signed by the police chief says in part our school resource officers will be working with the district to hold an educational forum in the future to inform you about threats we're seeing to our students and learn about the resources available. >> topics like this have come up in our family and we're open about that conversation. >> i would just be shocked that it happened and jus

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the father told them that he found her unresponsive at around 2:00 yesterday afternoon. pronounced dead at the scene. still not clear how she died. illinois state police are assisting police in the investigation which had technicians gathering evidence from a home for hours yesterday. residents are stunned by a mysterious death in the neighborhood. some say they did not know there was a toddler and a rental home. they moved in about two-three years ago. i only saw them too. i have never seen a child. >> i do not know where the child came from. the autopsy started this morning. results are not expected until this afternoon. the status and whereabouts of the girl's parents are not clear at this point. >> a man convicted of killing his father now faces life in prison. prosecutors say matty recruited three men from chicago to help him rob and kill his father and the family's home. to others tied his father to a chair while the took cash and an atm card. forced him to write his son a check for $100,000. after that he beat his father with a baseball bat and stabbed him in the

the man who was looking for work was found unresponsive this morning.he man had injuries consistent with being hit by lightning including having exit wounds on his feet. >>> new at 11:00, thieves made off with $400,000 in jewels in san carlos today. it happened outside jeffrey's jewelry store on walnut street just before 6:00 p.m. again it was in san carlos. police say the victim was in town for a jewel show. four men robbed him of the jewels and got away in an suv. the man was not hurt. >>> police arrested four men suspect testified murdering a 16-year-old fairfield girl. the men were booked on murder and criminal conspiracy charges. two of them were already in custody on separate drug and weapons charges. >>> yow me rojas -- naiomi rojas was found shot to death behind her home on phoenix drive. they do not believe she was the target of the shooters ?ai four men are in jail on weapons charges. as we first reported on twitter, at least seven shots were fired at this black suv which was traveling westbound on 580. the chp shutdown a portion looking for c

the man who was looking for work was found unresponsive this morning. the man had injuries consistent with being hit by lightning including having exit wounds on his feet. >>> new at 11:00, thieves made off with $400,000 in jewels in san carlos today. it happened outside jeffrey's jewelry store on walnut street just before 6:00 p.m. again it was in san carlos. police say the victim was in town for a jewel show. four men robbed him of the jewels and got away in an suv. the man was not hurt. >>> police arrested four men suspect testified murdering a 16-year-old fairfield girl. the men were booked on murder and criminal conspiracy charges. two of them were already in custody on separate drug and weapons charges. >>> yow me rojas -- naiomi rojas was found shot to death behind her home on phoenix drive. they do not believe she was the target of the shooters ?ai four men are in jail on weapons charges. as we first reported on twitter, at least seven shots were fired at this black suv which was traveling westbound on 580. the chp shutdown a portion looking for

you get a weird zombie-like state >> the student was unresponsive. according to police, dmc is a drug with combination of hallucinating affects. and possibly deadly. >> we don't know if it's going to cause seizures or attacks. they're working to find out how, and where, they got the drug. >> i feel sorry for the kid and parents. >> heidi walks along this path and says she's seen more than just hang out. the kids are experimenting. you know? i talk to my kids about that. >> i have two kids in their 20s >> barry said he had a talk with his children 15 years ago and continues that message to 4,000 students in his district he asked parents to start a conversation with their own teens. >> not only is there information available but we're going to have special sessions for parents where they can learn more about the drugs. >> it's ai acronym for users can experience nausea, chest pain and trouble breathing the drug is very dangerous, anyone ingesting it should seek immediate attention. >> a call to arms tonight from parents trying to protect their children

you get a weird zombie-like state >> the student was unresponsive.ording to police, dmc is a drug with combination of hallucinating affects. and possibly deadly. >> we don't know if it's going to cause seizures or attacks. they're working to find out how, and where, they got the drug. >> i feel sorry for the kid and parents. >> heidi walks along this path and says she's seen more than just hang out. the kids are experimenting. you know? i talk

you get a weird zombie-like state >> the student was unresponsive. according to police, dmc is a drug with combination of hallucinating affects. and possibly deadly. >> we don't know if it's going to cause seizures or attacks. they're working to find out how, and where, they got the drug. >> i feel sorry for the kid and parents. >> heidi walks along this path and says she's seen more than just hang out. the kids are experimenting. you know? i talk to my kids about that. >> i have two kids in their 20s >> barry said he had a talk with his children 15 years ago and continues that message to 4,000 students in his district he asked parents to start a conversation with their own teens. >> not only is there information available but we're going to have special sessions for parents where they can learn more about the drugs. >> it's ai acronym for doc. users can experience nausea, chest pain and trouble breathing the drug is very dangerous, anyone ingesting it should seek immediate attention. >> a call to arms tonight from parents trying to protect their chi

he was unresponsive at the time. officers believe he overdosed on something called d.off. this c. the mountain high school district sent out a letter warning them about the fairly new psychedelic street drug. it's similar to lsd and very dangerous. at this point we don't know the condition of that teenager. >> one of the mir's most popular fireworks show is back in business, sort of. it was cancelled five years ago but now the rotary club is reviving the fourth of july show in san jose. our business and tech reporter scott budman joins us from downtown. is this a done deal at this point? >> not entirely a done deal, raj, but you're right. this is a big business. discovery meadow, where many families over the south bay gathered to watch the fourth of july fireworks. they may soon do it again. i want to take you to a rotary club meeting earlier today where the new fireworks show was announced this july 4th, got political backing and now the goal is to raise the $200,000 that it will take to launch the fireworks display here. in years past the show has been a magnet for families and

paul said at a time that's not a response but still unresponsive and that its city status he last night. by any trading activity shelves and its tracks. so we are definitely seen an escalation in the gaza strip. here's your answer this escalation and this is indeed the biggest wave of attacks since twenty twelve i was down on the brink of a major escalation that could bring this back to that kind of confrontation inside year ago well my sense is today knowledge. and i will sit down sit at the moment even though there is this installation going on because i was a much more protected if they did for us the conference began. they also involve hamas is both anti and much smaller militant group linked to a round and possibly estimate that the seizure by its brow of a statement of rights and on a sheep in the race a vast lake. those were iranian rockets that would disadvantage a hat. listening back late so proud and not something that will involve mass and not something that will involve the entire house tree and they know something is wrong. so the mind inside things as he is still a few ver

. >> reporter: mountain view police say the boy was found on the ground and unresponsive on the stevensek trail which runs close to the high school. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. he is suspected of taking a synthetic drug known as doc, it's a hallucinogenic around for years, potentially lethal. >> any types of drugs are dangerous but manufactured drugs are particularly dangerous because the effects on the known. it's ingesting a substance into your body may be the last time you put anything into your body. >> reporter: the police department and the high school district sent a warning notice home to parents. >> we think our kids are safe in the school. and we don't know how big the situation is, it's very dangerous with these drug dealers everywhere. >> reporter: even before the incident, it was not unheard of. >> i am not into that stuff. so i'm not really like aware of it. >> reporter: but it is something that people know about here? >> yeah. it is. >> reporter: and probably at parties and stuff it might be available? >> i'm pretty sure it would. >> reporter:

and started back up again, doctors say a mix of medicines may have caused his signs to appear unresponsive. no cause of death today. >> abc news has more now from washington, d.c. >> considerable attention being given to football but now, there are warnings being given about soccer. the goalie for the u.s. women's team is known for her dazzling speed >> i struggled with headaches so bad by evening it was all i can do not to cry myself to sleep. >> scurry says multiple concussions forced her to retire. this morning she doined doctors at a congressional hearing. officials told lawmakers the league ushered in significant rule changes. >> you've seen a greater emphasis on eliminating helmet to helmet hits on the game and the use of the crown in the helmet. >> new concerns worry parents whose kids spend their weekends up and down the field. patrick granger died nearly two years ago. doctors say it's the first soccer player to be diagnosed with a head trauma found in football players. >> headers under age 14 should not happen. >> one high school athletes told lawmakers winning felt great but woe

again he was facedown and they too realized he was unresponsive when they examined him they didn't touchim around but whatever he was injured from it was not consistent with being hit by a car so they believe it was a homicide and it definitely is suspicious. they don't know what race he is but they know he is an adult area looking for witnesses and they will see if it might give clues into what happened here. we did ask if this person appeared to be a transient by the clothes he was wearing but he was unable to speculate on that. we will stay on the scene to determine to give you updates as soon as we get them and we will affect this and let you know as soon as as we get an update. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> san jose million are also revealing more -- san jose police are also revealing more information. somebody called 911 saying a man was shot to death in the coyote creek neighborhood. a source said a quote, substantial marijuana grow operation was found in that house. police have not given out much information at this point but the name of the victim has not be

officers responded to the scene and upon arrival they located an unresponsive male. the victim was pronounced deceased at the scene a short time later. the circumstances surrounding the murder are under investigation. the san jose police department's homicide unit is responding to the scene to take over the investigation. no suspects have been identified or apprehended at this time. >> a suspect was shot and injured by an alameda county sheriffs deputy after a car chase in san lorezno. the sheriff's department says the chase started when authorities tried to conduct a vehicle stop in the cherryland area. the driver of the black bmw took off. officers lost sight of him while on northbound 880. car on hesperian and grant. the deputy feared for his life and fired two shots at the suspect who then sped away. an alameda county sheriff's deputy fires at a man -- wounding him -- after almost being run over during a chase. the department says the man was stopped near an onramp to highway 92. >> the deputy is a seven year veteran which is on paid leave. >> maligned >> a barri

. >> laying unresponsive the teenager were passed out on the trail. emergency rush to the hospital and saying the boy was over dosed. he was on doc. a new drug, it is similar to lsd. >> the person will be hallucinating and we'll see a zombie like stage and they'll be standing there and staring off to nothing. >> the boy now is at stable condition. friends say he's a students moount mountain view high. >> i am really glad that administrations are on it. now, they could have kept it quiet or done whatever but they sent out a notice and the notice says this happened and have a conversation with your kids. >> according to police, this is the first reported doc over dosed in mountain view. there has been an increase of synthetic drugs over the last few years. >> we have seen increase of spice and bath or things like that. drugs are drugs, these are unknown substances and they're not tested and the doses are regulated and it is dangerous all around >> educational form will be held in the future alerting parents about the risk that their children maybe facin

. >> the students were found unresponsive on this stretch of the stevens creek trail. according to police, it's a synthetic drug with a combination of hallucinogenic effects. they say the reaction can be possibly deadly. >> we don't know if this will cause ceasiers, heart palpitations or heart attacks. >> reporter: investigators describe the teen's medical condition as serious. >> i feel sorry for the child and his parents. >> reporter: she walks her dog along this path every day. she says she has seen teens do more than hang out. >> i see kids on this trail experimenting and you talked to my kids about that. >> i have kids in their 20s. >> reporter: the district superintendent says he gets it. he has the same talk with his own children 15 years ago and continues that message to the more than 4,000. students in his district. he wrote this parents and asked them to start a conversation with their own teens about the recreational truck use and used the high school as a resource. >> not only is this information available. we will have special sessions for parents where th

john in downtown san jose 3 that's where they found an unresponsive mail.eaded there. we will have an update shortly. visibility is perfect out there today. but the trade- off is of course it is cold. no cloud cover with a no thermal blanket. so all that heat we enjoyed is just off into space. this morning we are enjoying a 39 degrees in livermore. 38 and vallejo. 41 for santa rosa and now also once more we are light enough to cold conditions but don't worry. as the same for it will make up for it with awfully nice temperatures. in fact today probably the warmest day of the week and will talk more about that and the number specifically with our extended look at the forecast for it does get a quick look at the forecast. what are you saying. >>george: not checking and the hot spots. light traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. if there could commute check shows however if that's typical for an early morning ride free already seen heavy traffic and east bay on interstate 580 and on highway 4 and the westbound direction for it and of course the reason being that

the person is unresponsive. it could an active scene southbound 680. give yourself extra time. 87 beyond the julian street ranch you can see the traffic is building. 101 to san jose airport, terrorism is clear and that is the nimitz. the metering lights have been turned on at the bay bridge. >>> breaking news in san francisco the s.w.a.t. team officers with guns drawn are at the scene of shooting in the outer mission. the search for the gunman is underway. one person was taken away by ambulance. he is said to be in his 30 shot in the leg. the area is shut doing in both directions. this could become a problem because that is a major thoroughfare in san francisco. the stand off between the police and the suspect who could holed up in a mobile home is what we are looking at right now but we will monitor the breaking news and keep you updated. >> now the coverage of the massive construction site fire in mission bay. firefighters are still pouring water on what was left of the building late year. crews are still there this morning standing guard. >> katie m

. >> they called us in one morning and said the baby was unresponsive. >> reporter: and placed flowerstched the casket lower into the ground. >> i just wanted to get it over with. you want your child to rest and go on with the lord. >> reporter: the baby died march 2nd, two weeks after he was born premature. but his family says their grief soon morphed into anger. >> what are they doing with the casket? that's the wrong casket. >> reporter: during the funeral, the family says officials from elijah bell funeral home stopped the service to switch caskets. >> i see them coming. they took the casket back out of the hole and went in and the other one pulled up and brought our baby out and put him out there. >> reporter: relatives caught workers on camera carrying a white casket that appears if you look closely to be covered with a pink blank kit for a baby girl's funeral. >> actually had the service, they buried the girl. they brought the little girl's back out, brought my nephew in. switched caskets. he took the casket out, put it in the hearse. >> reporter: as family members continue to s

within 20 minutes he was unresponsive.y took him out of the room, they were going to at a take him to the hospital but abandoned the attempt because they were afraid. they left him on a mattress unattended, and that's where he died. >> there were a number of things that went on that night, hazing was a large component. we formed our organization because the last straw if you will that killed carson was the students around him didn't recognize the signs of alcohol poisoning and they were afraid to seek help for fear of getting themselves in trouble. we focused on the alcohol poisoning. >> i noticed one of the facts that your organization talks about, one in three college students is binge-drinking and one will die every 44 hours on average which is a remarkable statistic. what do you suggest julia to parents who are sending their kids to college for the first time? >> i wish we had the opportunity to know what alcohol poisoning was, we talked to our kids about everything, we talked to them about drugs, we talked about not g

police and paramedics found the girl unresponsive when they were called to her home in hyde park on saturday. for people were taken to the hospital after an suv crashed into a home. 87 and new england avenue at the border of burbank and will oak lawn. two people were inside the home not hurt. a woman and a baby were inside the suv both taken to hospital with non life-threatening injuries. police say the suv may have been involved in two other hit and run crashes before it hit. charges are pending against the driver of the suv. >>curie high school scored a big win yesterday... but a bigger loss. monday, curie's boys basketball team was cleared to play in the state championship. and yesterday, coach mike oliver was cleared to rejoin his team, after being suspended for using academically ineligible players. but last night, the curie squad lost its regional semifinal to dusable, in overtime. police in streamwood have released surveillance video showing the suspect in a deadly gas station robbery a year ago. 24-year-old andy jaiswal, an immigrant from india, was stabbed last march, while working

they were unresponsive. >> jimmy: you're, like, a huge dodgers fan. >> yeah.ery, very big for me. i'm going to go to opening day the next day, i'm going to go to that game, too. and they've asked me to be the pa announcer. the guy who usually does it, he's got some other gig or something. i jumped at the chance. i don't know whether they want me -- i'm not a stand up. i can't imagine that they want you to fool around. why ask some sort of soup celebrity to do the play by play work. >> jimmy: first, calling yourself a pseudocelebrity reflects poorly on me. but they see you're a real fan. i see you at the games and i think, i will never go to a game with this guy because you're very serious. you're listening to the play by play alone. it seems like going to the game alone. or with a very old man. >> it's dangerous inviting a really big dodger fan to be the pa announcer. especially we're playing the giants. so i said to them we had a preliminary call, you know, about they wanted to run down how it was going to go. you know, not that complicated. but i said, well,

san jose on the site with detectives here. 9-1-1 reported a "person down" and officers found an unresponsive male on the ground. he died on the scene. this is the second homicide in the city this week. a man was shot and killed in south san jose on monday. this is the 10 the homicide of year in san jose. the investigation is just getting underway. we expect police officers to have the area blocked off. the investigation could take hours. >> richmond took the step toward boosting the minimum hourly rate. katie marzullo is in richmond with more. >> if the ordinance passes richmond will have the highest minimum wage in the state. the city council was originally considering three options from $11 to $15 an hour they went with the $12.30 an hour choice. it passed the first reading. compared to the current minimum wage which is $8. the hike was going to go to voters in november but the mayor said, why wait? people want it now. it is not going to happen overnight. >> this is like the phased in approach so that the increase would be phaseed in over a period years. during the transition period the mi

the police arrived they found a man at the line in a row and unresponsive. >> a woman is seriously injured and is in serious condition this morning after a hit--after she was hit by a driver after dark. the accident happened on illoa street last night around 9:45 p.m. that is in san francisco's sunset district. the driver did remain on the scene and was cited. >> an elderly man is in a hospital with serious injuries after a tour bus hit him in san francisco. this happened yesterday at the intersection of mission as seventh street. witnesses said that the bus driver was try to be relied. this is at one point, one of the wheels on the bus was on top of the man. in a statement, gray line of sampras's coach tells kron4 " we are fully corporate local agencies about the conduct their investigation and it will take several days for authorities to review the information. " >> developing nils we're following for you on the missing malaysian airline plane. malaysian officials say they are now unsure if it was the pilot or the co- pilot who spoke the last words. those words were " all right, good nig

on february 7, police came to the home to do a welfare check and found 77-year-old, susan unresponsive. she died later that day. during the investigation, police told ktvu that a 56-year- old man was found dead with with her at the time. we searched and found 77-year- old, fong, was the owner of this property. nearly a month after the incident, her cause of death is still listed as under investigation. >> but neighbors say the two were related, fong was the aunt and he worked as the property manager for the building his family owned. >> now late this afternoon, we did hear back from oakland police who say their investigators are working their cases and cannot reveal anymore cases right now. we may get an update about a possible connection. live in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >> state lawmakers are considering legislation that would make tax refunds automatic if the tax was later declared illegal or unconstitutional. right now, taxpayers needed to go through an appeals process to get their money back. one example of a tax that is being challenged is the fire tax that californians have

he was found unresponsive. the man had injuries consistent with being hit by lightening, including having exit wounds on his feet >> developing news out of san rafael one person is injured following a shooting at a restaurant. happened after 1:30 this morning. it was on b street. a man wearing a dark hooded sweat shoot walked into the restaurant and shot another man several times. the victim was taken to the hospital. no word yet on their condition. the suspect did get away >> developing news out of oakland this morning. a car slammed into a house. happened at a home on cooledge. a car also took out the utility pole and a gas line. >> our initial reracks was to evacuate the initial structure and the two adjacent structures as well and create an isolation zone until we can get the gas and the electrical secured. >> as soon as i opened the inside door to the garage i heard the gas and the car running and that's when i actually got pretty pan icky and okay everybody up and got the dogs out of the hurricanes at lea

feinstein issuing that it may be a whistleblower raises concerns because her committee has been very unresponsive request to provide protections for intelligence community whistleblower's. right now they are not very well protected. it is the intelligence committee in the house and senate that have been resisting to allowing legal protections for intelligence community whistleblowers. so this whistleblower who may have given the senate this report is basically unprotected. >> explain how it works. in the senate intelligence staffers are doing their research, they go to the cia and the cia provides them with computers and then spies on what they look at in the computers. >> right. this is an extraordinary situation because to what ray said. this is supposed to be oversight of the cia that the senate is doing, not allowing the cia to set the terms for the oversight of their own work. and this is an extruder situation where through agreement, rather than giving the cia documents to the committee as asked, they require the committee staff to come to a facility in virginia where they had access to app

he was found unresponsive. the man had injuries consistent with being hit by lightening, including having exit wounds on his feet >> developing news out of san rafael. one person is injured following a shooting at a restaurant. it happened after 1:30 this morning. it was on b street. a man wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt walked into the restaurant and shot another man several times. the victim was taken to the hospital. no word yet on their condition. the suspect did get away >> developing news out of oakland this morning. a car slammed into a house. happened at a home on cooledge. authorities say a car coming down a hill lost control and hit several parked vehicles. that car then slammed into the garage of a house. authorities say the car also took out a utility pole, as well as a gas line. >> our initial reaction on scene was to evacuate ought the initial structures and the two adjacent structures as well and create an isolation zone until we can get the gas and the electrical secured. >> as soon as i opened

when they arrived they found a person unresponsive with at least one gunshot wound. >> new developmentswashington state. the search picks back up this morning for possible survivors of that deadly mudslide. 18 southern california will head up to the area to offer their help in the bay area red cross sending its own people to help as well. peggy is in the newsroom with details. good morning. >> good morning. terrible situation there in washington state. now governor brown has deployed 18 search and rescue specialists from five california-based task forces to help with that search. stating that the highly skilled responders might be able to provide assistance that they need but considering that mud slide hit on saturday it is getting harter to hold out hope. eight were found on monday bringing the death toll to 13. over 176 are still reported missing. families have nothing teels do but continue searching. a brief moment of joy when a woman's dog was pulled from the rubble, lots of cuts and very cold but alive. the woman who lived in the home with the dog, she is still missing. 30 homes we

but they say he was unresponsive in the street and later pronounced dead at scene.rs have not released information about the suspect. it's the city's tenth homicide of the year. somebody found the man in the road near the intersection of north second and east st. johns streets, that's near st. james park and called 911. "today in the bay" chase cain live getting an update. >>> 6:31, new this morning, toyota set to pay a billion dollars to settle a criminal investigation into sudden acceleration of its vehicles. "today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us live in washington. investigation triggered by a deadly crash five years ago that happened here in california. >> in san diego, it was a very difficult crash. and that's one of the reasons why toyota has been and continues to put out so much money. take a look, a billion dollars with this settlement, reportedly. still waiting on details from the federal government. they've paid out over $1.5 billion to owners. in 2012 a $17 million fine and operate pli $16 million fine two years earlier for failing to provide safety

out to all parents this morning about a deadly street drug that's left a silicon valley student unresponsive. kiet do live at mountain view high school. school officials say to stay away interest a drug known as "doc." >> reporter: yeah. here at mountain view high school, it's available to the kids here. not hard to find especially if you know where to look. so the police department and the school district are educating the kids about the facts and making sure that they do not have another incident like they did last tuesday. that is when a 16-year-old high school sophomore was found unconscious along stevens creek trail. investigators say it looked like he overdosed on "doc" which is a hallucinogenic drug made here in the bay area about 30 years ago. the student went to the hospital and is expected to recover. "doc" has been around for years but is new to the students. police say it could kill you. >> manufactured drugs are particularly dangerous because the effects are unknown. it's ingesting and put every putting an unknown substance into your body. that may be the last time you do. >> i'

after the defendants were unresponsive, the committee moved to compel the production of the documents, but defendants have maintained their refusal to comply. citing their privilege against self incrimination and the fourth amendment's protections against unreasonable searches and seizures. and so the committee has initiated this action to obtain a declaratory judgment that defendants have failed to comply with the subpoenas without justification and also a court order compelling them to produce the documents. so we'll hear from mr. sharp. >> may i approach the podium? >> yes. >> judge, the mayor, obviously, has been fully briefed, too, your honor, and i think briefed thoroughly. i want to spend my time this morning kind of walking through our view of various issues that were raised in, certainly the response briefs, but really my goal, your honor, is to answer and address any questions that you may have regarding these issues, understanding parts of this are a case of first impression related to a legislative subpoena. judge, in this case, the committee issued very focused subpoenas

this warning comes after a high school student was found unresponsive. >> reporter: yeah, good morningelle. we are actually now at the mountain view high school. not hard to find the drug around here especially if you know where to look. so the police department and the school district are educating the kids about the facts and making sure that they do not have another incident like they did last tuesday. that is when a 16-year-old high school sophomore was found unconscious along stevens creek trail. investigators say it looked like he overdosed on "doc" which is a hallucinogenic drug made here in the bay area about 30 years ago. the student went to the hospital and is expected to recover. "doc" has been around for years but is new to the students. police say it could kill you. >> we think our kids are safe in the school. we don't know how big this situation is. it's very dangerous with drug dealers everywhere. >> reporter: and mountain view police are still trying to figure out where that drug came from and the distribution network and the actual threat to the students. live here at

laying unresponsive - the teenager was passed out on the stevens creek trail. emergency services rushed him to the hospital and say the boy overdosed. he was on d-o-c a fairly new psychedelic street drug, with a combination of hallu-cino-genic and am- pheta-mine chemicalsvery similar to lsd. the person may be hallucinating, they may have heart palpitations, higher blood pressure, feel hot to the touch, and they'll be in a zombie like state so they're there staring off into nothing. the boy is now in stable condition. friends say he is a student at mountain view high school. the police chief and school superintendent wrote a letter to parents urging them to talk to their children about the realities of drug use and abuse - hoping if that conversation hasn't already happened, this incident will get it started. i'm really glad that administration is on it. they could've kept it quiet, but they sent out a notice saying hey this happened and have a conversation with your kids. according to police, this is the first reported d-o-c overdose in mountainview, but there

he was put in a safety cell and checked on regularly, but was found unresponsive thursday and died atarea hospital. his name is being withheld until his next of kin is notified. officials are still investigating this death. another inmate was found hanging from a light fixture in yolo county jail. thirty-three year old raj singh was in jail on suspicion of domestic violence. a castro valley husband accused of killing his wife. was in court today. police say feng mi allegedly shot his wife at their home friday. mee has yet to be arraigned on murder charges. today he was provided with a court translator. however, the judge presiding over the case told mee, the court would not be paying for a translator because he is apparentley fluent in english. mee is due back in court next month. a mother is behind bars tonight. suspected of driving under the influence, and causing a crash in fremont. the crash critically injured her four- year old daughter who later died. and injured another driver. it happened after midnight on march third. on osgood road near auto mall parkway. 33-year old patrici

officers found the victim on the road unresponsive.tnesses said they saw the truck getting away. >>: a woman in serious condition hit by a driver who had no headlights on in san francisco around my 45. and the sunset district. the driver there remain on the scene and was cited for driving without headlights and for driving without a license. officer said the pedestrian may have been intoxicate at that time. she is now stable condition. >>: san francisco police are investigating an accident where a tour bus accidentally hit in elderly man and sent him to the hospital. witnesses say the victim was crossing at the mission and seventh street intersection yesterday when the driver of the gray line sightseeing bus tried eating a red light. the bus to the pedestrian while making a left onto seventh street. people at the scene say at one point the left will of the bus was on top of the man. the victim has been hospitalized with potentially life-threatening injuries. in a statement gray line of san francisco's kron4 " we are fully cooperating w

released a few days later doctors say a mix of medication might cause his vital signs to appear unresponsivey members said that he died today at home. no. i stayed at the bay area's ciskei's and warm temperatures what from the cote signed. sprinkle the and so far at the close on early tomorrow morning because of the winds. >> : temperatures mild in the 40's. as we had that afternoon another day quick morning by 3:00 our word and the sea mutt that '70s up there again to the question the course while the 70 degrees cooler. seven degrees cooler. >> : we see how warm it is in the inland valleys 80 in antioch 77 in concord on the south bay's 76 in san jose 77 and civil. the school of now cooling off now. >> : sematech " that's where el remained to the 6:00 hour and even a clod our agency fog lingering over severance as though edging up toward the north bay. as we had and the late morning and early afternoon will see sunny skies. the images of the door to all once again in the 40's practically bay area wides of 44 and pleasanton 46 in redwood city and senate bills of 46 also in half moon bay 50 as

unresponsive and repressive government. a lot of people fled the country with their money.d from the political system. it is breaking down. people have no confidence in the government. replaced chavez is kind of chavez without the political gifts. >> there is distrust in argentina, two. you have dysfunctional societies. you have dysfunctional leadership in both countries. these ought to be successful countries. because of what has happened in venezuela, it shows how badly your skin mangel and undermine the country. it shows what terrible systems can do to the promise of a country. >> let us get to our agenda. >> you are going to stay focused on the globe. to wednesday.get a referendum on crimea. withports of meetings merkel. about what richard haass henry kissinger. opportunity could come out of this. meeting -- they are meeting with president obama on wednesday. >> the referendum is sunday. >> my item is on company news. you want to know if this is a price war or just disruption. at&t is cutting prices on its mobile plans. t-mobile is raising prices. t-mobile cut prices to

system, a political consistently and completely unresponsive to their needs. they see fundamental economic changes that were to erode the free enterprise system. they struggle to see a better path forward for themselves and their children. five years ago today, pursuit of that american dream awakened a passion in people they knew was deep inside them. it had never been brought to the forefront. their dream was in jeopardy. >> i am tired of the government taking money away from a. i don't want my children to be in debt or my great-grandchildren. >> we need fiscal responsibility and fiscal accountability. >> our freedoms are being taken away. >> someone needs to tell the government we have had enough of it. brush first spark of a fire that would spread across america erupted in downtown seattle. hundreds stood up and said enough is enough. >> the government is promoting bad behavior. >> one day later, single conference calls -- conference call fanned the flame. in 48 small towns and big cities, over 30,000 people began the modern day tea party revolution. >> it

with the responsibilities to discharge the duties of the american people and we are completely unresponsive under this republican leadership to what the american people want. people are unemployed and need a raise and want a better life and we aren't doing anything to help it. in fact, the only time we care about nepa is if it's going to block monday youments that the president may want to decide to establish. every other time, it's a job-killing regulation. total lingo and rhetoric and it's really a shame and i'm getting to the point, mr. speaker and i want to yield back to the gentleman some committee can begin talking about fracking, it's really getting frustrating and we know we are here of different political points of view. i'm a proud progressive liberal, absolutely, just like humphrey, l.b.j., martin luther king, all those guys, i admire them all and i'm not apologizing to be a progressive liberal but that doesn't stop me from talking to a conservative republican as long as we are both trying to solve the problem. they are not trying to solve anything. i'm happy to talk to republica