, at which time he mentionhood e had a passenger in the vehicle which he had stopped which was unresponsive. i attempted to make contact with that party and he was, in fact, unresponsive, head staring -- eyes staring up at the ceiling, eyes rolled back in his head, very shallow breathing, wasn't rae responsive. i asked the officer if he had been issued nar lox own or nar con at which time the department hadn't. i went to my cruiser and grabbed my kit and administered a dose through his nasal passage after know lox doan at which time it sustained his breathing enough where he didn't go into full respiratory failure, giving enough time for the rescue personnel to arrive on scene and revive him intravenously through their pushes of the narcan. >> trooper deangelo, with all the good, of course, comes the bad. you have all these critics saying this will absolutely enable addicts, that law enforcement is supposed to stop them from using illegal drugs. what's your response to that? >> i wholeheartedly disagree with that. i think the layman doesn't understand that it's an illness, it's a disease, a

. >> she's unresponsive? >> yeah. >> paramedics rushed effie to the local hospital. >> she was alive and breathing according to rescue when i got there, they said she was barely hanging on. >> it was terrible. i remember coming out and telling joyce, it's bad. it's bad. >> the trauma doctor come in and talk to us. they explained that effie had experienced an injury that was going to be life-ending, that there was no way that she was going to pull through. >>> there had been a suspected break into therately's home. and effierately had suffered serious injuries. emergency room doctors discovered she had been struck seven times in the head with a blunt object. >> the wounds had a appearance of a star which generally tells you that it's a round object that struck that person. >> what makes this a personal crime were not only the extent of the injuries but placement of the injuries. this was not a one gunshot or a one stab wound. this was blow after blow after blow. very, very violent. >> effie had no enemies. she

the mayor of winston-salem, income nbc said she was found unresponsive in her home this morning. >> she had been battling health problems. she canceled an appearance a couple of days ago at a luncheon where she was to be honored by mlb. her agent confirmed she passed away in her sleep this morning. she had been suffering from heart problems and other health problems for quite sometime. i saw her recently in san francisco. she was at the yerba buena center. she was very, very frail, could not even get out of a chair. but it was just the idea of seeing her in person that she was still there. it just makes you think about the magnitude of maya angelou. >> she was on "mornings on 2" several times. got to meet her. charming, gracious lady. we'll have details on her bay area sections and why she did not speak as a child for several years and why she never celebrated her birthday. >>> i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >>> we're talking about your weather and traffic. steve is off today but mark tamayo is here. >> we do have mostly clear skies across the bay area. here's our live camera sho

afternoon, at this home, detectives say they were called to the house after the child was discovered unresponsive in a swimming pool. paramedics performed cpr on the child, taken to a nearby hospital. unfortunately, he did not survive. there was a fence around the pool and adults were presence. this this is being investigated. >> >> general motors was fined $35 million for waiting too long to issue a safety recall. transportation secretary said silence can kill. at least 13 deaths are linked to faulty ignition switched that were first discovered 13 years ago. the $35 million was the maximum fine allowed by law. less than one day's revenue for gm. >> >> people were very excited when a new supermarket finally opened in their area. some of the people that need the food the most are essentially being forced to go somewhere else. and as noelle walker tells us, it's not the store's fault. >> reporter: east oakland has been a food of a desert. when the supermarket was opened, it wasn't convenient for everyone. they don't accept wic. federal government has a moratorium of new store applications. >> we ar

. >>> oakland police say a 2-year- old boy was found unresponsive, pronounced dead at the hospital.the police are looking into the cause of the boy's death but believe it could be a case of sids. the name of the toddler is not being released. >>> the suspect in a strong armed robbery was injured in a fatal crash. officers responded to a report of a robbery at radio shack on washington avenue, about 8:50. the suspect bought an item with counterfit money, but then the suspect threaten the employee and took off. that's when the police chase began and ended when police found the car crashed into a building. a female passenger was ejected from the car, pronounced dead taken to a nearby hospital, held on suspicious of injury and murder. >>> 300 protesters were out in front of six flags as today is the second annual empty the tanks worldwide protest. they aim to raise awareness about marine animal captivity. they want the animals to be set free. it's taking place at parks all across the world. it's a day of action. >> a lot of people come to the parks and don't think about what happen when

they told the north carolina television station she was found unresponsive. she recently canceled an appearance and was 86 years old and did have a connection in san francisco. in her teens she dropped out of school to become the first african-american cable car operator. she has had an amazing life including being a poet and speaking at the president's inauguration. once again, we are getting reports that poet and author has died at the age of 86. >>> a gas station just off of interstate 880 is a crime scene this morning. one man including a car gunned down somebody and they are now searching for the shooter and gunman. >> reporter: they left one man dead and a second man who appears to be an innocent bystander was wounded that second person was walking through the parking lot last night. at the least five shots were fired around 9 and police say the shooter fired into a car that was parked near one of the bumps and police say he was poply there. >> unfortunately we don't know what the motive for the shooting is at this point. they are still working on the c

afternoon, at this home, detectives say they were called to the house after the child was discovered unresponsive in a swimming pool. paramedics performed cpr on the child, taken to a nearby hospital. unfortunately, he did not survive. there was a fence around the pool and adults were presence. this this is being investigated. >> >> general motors was fined $35 million for waiting too long to issue a safety recall. transportation secretary said silence can kill. at least 13 deaths are linked to faulty ignition switched that were first discovered 13 years ago. the $35 million was the maximum fine allowed by law. less than one day's revenue for gm. >> >> people were very excited when a new supermarket finally opened in their area. some of the people that need the food the most are essentially being forced to go somewhere else. and as noelle walker tells us, it's not the store's fault. >> reporter: east oakland has been a food of a desert. when the supermarket was opened, it wasn't convenient for everyone. they don't accept wic. federal government has a moratorium of new store applications. >> we ar

>> if i had a score that was unresponsive, i am out of that school, you don't have to get the legal professionved only a five-year-old. talk to your kid in a way. in life and now at some point you have to stand up for yourself. stand up for yourself element. and will you really do not respond to this on the playground? >> the school district decided what they would do is come up with a plan to create safe zones if they decided they were being bullied. about 55,000 people live there. they held a city council meeting and the mayor had this to say about children who might be bullied. watch. >> i am against bullying, but i'm getting tired tired of this. most people just have to grow a pair. >> it is hard to stand up and grow a pair when you are may be a 10-year-old little girl. >> maybe other 10-year-olds will stand up for her instead of a safe zone with a bunch of training that goes on. >> i give her a lot of credit should even talk that man because i would have accused him of drinking before the meeting. >> i have to disagree because i am from the south bronx. i came home from school and second

>> we are committed to being collaborative unresponsive. >> are veterans responded to the nation's needs immediately. it dropped everything and it immediately. would hope you do the same. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> thank you very much. per committee rules will continue with mr. kirk, colonel united states marine corps retired. you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. in no, the same issues, very, very disturbing. it is ironic. for what -- it turned in memorial day / the veterans day because this was the number one issue when you talk to the military and the veterans. they want to know what is going on. and somebody mentioned earlier omar bradley. i was a young second lieutenant in vietnam that met all more broadly because we got shot out pretty bad. and why unit, and i came back and talk to him. he wanted to talk about the m-16 i told him, it's a piece of crap does not fire to five you know, all things of that time, and that was 1967. most of the people were not even born then. but he was 87 years old and taking notes and then suddenly after that there were all

we don't know much would you know the young child who was found unresponsive and a home right here nearavenue and across her bow toward an open on clear how the child died police also not saying if any arrests have been man corners now working the case. will bring you more information as soon as we learned. for its its night it's it has been approved for drivers trying to get into san francisco in the same drivers have to leave which is creating problems. and this edition of people behaving badly >> : i've reached a conclusion more people are going to either start carpooling or using public transportation the reason and a second branch in san francisco to be frank it is a traffic here is a of a total mess. new stronger word for gridlock that fca fcc would find me that out at the top of a perception in canada. >> : will have this problem >> : the first sign being ignored do not block intersections by the way that is not a suggestion. for some reason ron rush and when that happens with this wont. we don't go anywhere fast. now this red card stopping interception so anyone behind it was co

and about 50 feet below, there was a young woman, in her 20s, who was badly injured and unresponsive. >> reporter: the boston fire department can be heard on radio dispatch coming up with a plan to rescue here. >> the first plan is to remove the victim through the hatch in the elevator. >> reporter: it worked. lowering her down. she was found unconscious and quickly transported to beth-israel hospital. a first responder telling abc news the woman was in critical but stable condition as of late last night. the woman's name hasn't been released. and the hospital isn't giving out any information on her condition. the boston police are investigating the incident. the first responder told us when they got there, they actually tried to get at her from the elevator shaft, but they couldn't, they had to inside the elevator and go through a very small hatch that appeared to be welded shut. on to the roof, they stabilized her to get her down through that hatch. she's lucky to be alive. >> we wish her a speedy recovery. >> thank you. >>> now to ron with the morning's other top stories. hey, ron.

sequestration is patently unresponsive to the needs of this nation, which is part of the rapid changing world in which we can not predict the future. we never could predict the future. people a lot smarter than me have said that. not the least of whom was a former secretary of defense gates. i mean, countless people. we all know. it's a slow-moving -- it's irresponsible. no one seems to be accountable. sometimes it's like -- people don't listen. the chiefs are saying the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said unacceptable risk. b.a. and the department of energy, which are included in that particular budget line. the impact on our national security writ large must be considered. i urge you to pursue some kind of a modification of this budget, which is being used. if we can get back to full order so that we can have a dialogue like we are having here today, decisions can be made -- appropriate decisions can be made based on the needs of our nation for our security and our national defense. >> thank you very much for your patience. essential we at ausa appreciate anything you can do to

foaming at the mouth, eyes in the back of the head, just unresponsive totally. >> logan finally takesreath, but jenny is still unconscious and not breathing. >> they all appear to be in shock. i remember her lips were very blue. i was very fearful that she may not have been alive. i'm thinking, we need to get her out of the water. >> with jenny in tow, forsyth starts swimming back to his boat, afraid time is running out. >> just then he sees a vacation yacht. >> they yell out to us, we have doctors on board, bring her here. >> so right away we started swimming her to the yacht. as we got close, they reached down and pulled her up on the swim deck. >> linda, a trained emt, doesn't hesitate to join two doctors who happen to be among the vacationers on board. >> my feet just took me. i just got a -- a feeling of -- i can help, and immediately went right into action. >> they tried to keep me away. they tried to get me up on the main deck of the boat because i was no help and i was panicking. >> the doctors work feverishly to keep jenny and logan alive. >> it was pretty serious. she starte

. >> she seemed to be pretty unresponsive.e noticed blueing of the lips, lack of oxygen. >> once someone's not breathing and they're not responding to any sort of strip lus, you give them breath and at that time i usually administer. >> now, watch what happens next. narcan, also known as naloxeon, can reduce an overdose from heroin and other drugs like ox y codden. another shot. and finally, liz begins to come around. >> liz, you okay? you went out. we're giving you mouth to mouth resuscitation. we've given you some narcan. you overdosed. can you sit up? all right, come on. >> i can't believe that somebody cared about me enough or, you know, love me enough to bring me back. >> naloxon gave liz a second chance. she's headed to rehab. >> wow be pretty stark. elizabeth cohen is here with me. what could possibly go wrong? are there any side effects that are dangerous? are there any downsides? >> we're told there are no downsides, even if the person has not overdosed on heroin, you're not going to hurt them by giving them this drug

the child was found unresponsive and home near the avenue and macarthur boulevard yesterday.lear how the trouble at all please also not saying whether any arrests have been made corner now working on the case will bring you more as soon as we learn new information. happening now clean of the efforts under way on the on ramp to highway 1 01 after a box truck crashed my be even to be able this year the super money there and the wrap up the cleanup for the slight still apples all sorts of fruit analysts by an on ramp southbound 01 all i shall do this is on ramp here were all the fruit and the truck wound up. six p tells me they're having a skid marks to go on at this point that of the truck crashed on on the on ramp or possibly coming off spot for not carried over the center divider >> : and tritium to dress or the morning. are there this morning set pieces for 3:00 the driver of the loss control and crashed drug belongs to specific produce and different fruits boat off the roadway. millbury firefighters rescued the 35 girls driver of the truck in the camp for four immense and h

he was found unresponsive on 39th avenue yesterday morning. emergency crews were unable to revive the boy. police are calling it right now an unexplained death, possibly sudden infant death syndrome. >>> early voting is now open on the weekends in santa clara county. it began a few weeks ago. but today marks the first saturday open at the polling place. the registrared voter's office is scheduled to open tomorrow and next weekend from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. early voting on the weekends is also available at five libraries throughout the county from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. there is early voting in most other bay area counties as well. >>> it's sunday morning and ukraine and the poms are getting ready to open for ukraine's presidential election. ukrainian officials say pro russian insurgents are hampered half. there's fear that violence may keep people from the polls. europe's human rights and democracy watchdog groups will be monitoring. >> our main reason for participating is to express our support for the ukrainian people. >> we believe that t

. >> and it was also the fact that this was not an unresponsive body lying on the table.his was a young girl who was communicating with us and had temper tantrums and sparks of life. which we could all see on the ecmo apparatus. i mean the... how can you say no to this, you know, living, alive human being who is communicating with you? >> i need a high-five. that's awesome! >> narrator: but addie would still have to wait in the intensive care unit, hoping to get a new set of lungs. as addie was fighting for her life, a 19-year-old american named david ricci was about to face another threat on the streets of india. >> so after 30 hours on a train, we finally ended up in calcutta. >> narrator: here, gram- negatives were spreading in frightening ways and coming from unexpected places. >> i wanted to experience another culture and put myself in an environment where i was serving, where i was helping people. i think, uh... india ended up changing me a lot more than i could have ever changed india. eight little monkeys jumping on the bed. >> narrator: he had come here with a mi

has been really slow and frankly unresponsive to a whole bunch of investigative subpoenas and said thatlooks like the v.a. has something to hide in that letter. >> this is a joke. this is such a joke. you know, and it's not a funny joke. it's a tragic joke. because we all know shin shreky booted it number one. we all know the president didn't pay attention to it, number two. we all know that shin shreky should be fired number three and he is still sitting there. i expect him to be fired soon. i have got to ask you, pelosi today did appoint some democrats to the benghazi committee. just till me 20 seconds what happened there. >> sure. five democrats, they are all loyal, reliable liberals who have accuse the g.o.p. of a witch-hunt with all of this. initially pelosi said she was going to boycott the committee. but they ultimately decided the democrats did after a meeting that pelosi had with boehner yesterday for about an hour that they really needed to be there in case any white house officials like hillary clinton got subpoenaed and they will, they want to be there not to ask questions b

police were among the first to arrive at a home on deckert court at 6:15 yesterday and found a baby unresponsive being cared for by family members. an initial report that a baby drowned in a backyard swiming pool and police started life-saving cpr until paramedics could arrive minutes later and the baby was taken initially for treatment and may have been transferred to a second hospital. of course, water safety, something that we really think about as we head into the 90s this week. soaring temperatures. children and families trying to cool off. may get so warm in some places that cooling centers may even open up. but, again, the latest information that we have is that this baby is in stable condition. reporting live in concord, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> lawyers for the two men accused of killing a 3-year-old boy in oakland will make their opening statements today. lawrence denard and willie torrance charged with murder for the shooting death of carlos nava back in 2011. denard opened fire during a drive-by shooting outside a grocery store in east oakland. a stray bul

the nigerian military is wefully unresponsive causing a national outrage there. >> apparently they painted picture that they were not aware of the gravity of the girls. they do not even believe that the girls were abducted. >> didn't even believe that the girls were abducted. this is the nigerian military. the group of girls that were taken from that boarding school many escaped and still over 200 are unaccounted for at this time. now eight more young women are facing very uncertain fates. back to you. >> just so frightening to see those numbers grow. thanks so much, peggy. >>> on a happier note, let's check your forecast this morning as we give you a live look at san jose and sun coming up. christina loren says it's going to be a little blustery. >> bringing in a breath of fresh air. >> in fact, if you do have those loose items in your backyard, one of those days we're calling a wind event. you want to tie those down and bring anything inside that could be damaged. we're talking about 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts which are pretty strong for us here in the bay area and the usual suspects, t

banks unresponsive to pressure from the central bank in order to prop up housing."r and over again there are people going bust. we see it every day. real estate -- >> too much built? >> oh, way too much built. >> just like -- >> i'm not saying it's systemic. but when so many people had a wealth effect driven by how much property they bought, there has got to be tertiary consequences. >> sounds like america, right? ten years ago. steve -- >> personally, i didn't wake up this morning and realize there was a chinese real estate problem. it's been around for a long time, michelle. the idea -- >> we've been worried about it for a long time, yeah. >> it's been out there. the numbers have been negative. what we had today was a little sense of stability, maybe, in china that is still going to be in the 7, 7.5, 8% gdp growth which is okay when we look at whether or not we're going to have a drag. the real story for the united states for this year, tyler, is not so much the push. it's the pull. we've gotten rid of a lot of headwinds that kept us back. i think global growth is

you were unresponsive. i pounded on your chest. i'm done with you.ave a problem. >> i need you. >> i don't need you. >> dr. phil: are you on medication? >> minimal. >> dr. phil: you're slurring your words. >> am i going to get my word to talk? this is my story. you don't know your information like you

sequestration is patently unresponsive to the needs of this nation, which is part of the rapid changing world in which we can not predict the future. we never could predict the future. people a lot smarter than me have said that. not the least of whom was a former secretary of defense gates. i mean, countless people. we all know. it's a slow-moving -- it's irresponsible. no one seems to be accountable. sometimes it's like -- people don't listen. the chiefs are saying the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said unacceptable risk. b.a. and the department of energy, which are included in that particular budget line. the impact on our national security writ large must be considered. i urge you to pursue some kind of a modification of this budget, which is being used. if we can get back to full order so that we can have a dialogue like we are having here today, decisions can be made -- appropriate decisions can be made based on the needs of our nation for our security and our national defense. >> thank you very much for your patience. essential we at ausa appreciate anything you can do to

we still don't know what happened and when they are asked why four americans died you get the unresponsiveas not just from the fellow we have on what bret baier last night but remember what hillary clinton said, what does it matter now? imagine if you with the families of those people. why don't they want to get to the bottom of this? is unconscionable. stuart: he is the man, he is the man who changed the wording from attacks to demonstrations. the complete have that on what went down that night and he did it. and that is another link to the white house i take it. >> absolutely. we still don't know what happened, still don't know what the conversations were, why troops weren't sent in, why the american public was misled. this is a big story and i think the white house must think the national media is stupid because to get on television and watch what jay carney says the way he talked to these reporters as if this is nothing, this is a nonsense story. if i were a journalist in that room my would be deeply offended. stuart: the establishment media does not wish to pursue this story. >> they

right now, he's been unresponsive for about ten minutes. >> reporter: nelson told police, he doesn't remember kicking kolstad. and rutgers is reserving comment until the legal process is complete. kolstad's family has already been told he will have permanent brain damage. but the extent of the damage won't be known for a few weeks. robin, george? >> we wish the very best for him. thank you. >>> and we're going to switch gears right now. big story in the music business. >> the man is still putting out music, robin. >> it's a new cultural moment. a new album out overnight from michael jackson. it's making you move your feet, people. open up your ears. it's paired up with some of the hottest stars out there, including mr. justin timberlake. let's take a listen. ♪ it never felt so good >> ooh. >> oh, yes. ♪ and i doubt it ever could >> you better contain yourself up here. it's embarrassing watching you guys dance. it's all over the place. the song is number 1 in 17 countries. it's written by michael jackson. paul anka wrote this song. >> do they have any -- >> i don't know. it was -- the

when my office requested the status of claims, it was unresponsive. it is unacceptable that veteran officials would limit any ability to get answers for the veterans. despite my repeated requests, these ongoing issues have not been resolved. ifsome point i have to ask these problems in nevada are the demonstration of failed leadership at the time. -- at the top. it is failing to care for those that sacrifice on our behalf. promises to change and do better for veterans have not produced results. i want changes, not empty, says. if the v.a. continues on this course, i think it is time to alternately looked to the top 40 changes. thank you -- top for these changes. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. .enator hirono >> to her, mr. chairman for holding this hearing and i certainly echoed the -- q i mr. chairman, for holding this hearing. i certainly echoed the concerns of my colleagues and the need for structural and systemwide changes. health-care system is a promise that we made to america's veterans that we will take care of them in return for their

when my office requested the status of claims, it was unresponsive.table that veteran officials would limit any ability to get answers for the veterans. despite my repeated requests, these ongoing issues have not been resolved. ifsome point i have to ask these problems in nevada are the demonstration of failed leadership at the time. -- at the top. it is failing to care for those that sacrifice on our behalf. promises to change and do better for veterans have not produced results. i want changes, not empty, says. if the v.a. continues on this course, i think it is time to alternately looked to the top 40 changes. thank you -- top for these changes. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. .enator hirono >> to her, mr. chairman for holding this

bet appears to unresponsiveness from the department were very basic questions that we originally asked for be issued the subpoena. ,> in the case of the subpoena we have a number of staff in the office of general counsel. i know that they worked weeks to provide the documents in response on a rolling asus. basis. >> why didn't you tell us about the ig investigation? instead of you ignoring us? why did you not tell us? notefore, you could respond. i believe my right -- -- i'm notn is we sure. >> thank you. >> he was in arizona at the same time we were there. we did talk with them to ensure we were not in their way. yes. >> yes. >> thank you. before you question what is, i must call for the resignation of secretary shinseki. i was waiting for permission to be gathered to make my judgment. based on the inspector general report that came out today, our veterans in phoenix and maybe other cities have not been treated fairly. this report states "our review and a growing number of va medical facilities has confirmed inappropriate scheduling actresses are systemic -- practices are systemic thr

investigating the death of a woman as a homicide. 65-year-old ruby gim was found wednesday morning unresponsive at her home. it was a homicide. her estranged husband 65-year- old daniel thomas was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence and violating a restraining order but not for her death. police say gim had filed for a restraining order against her husband in 2012. >>> we're also now hearing from the father of a man accused of abducting two women in the south bay. the father of kenneth middle brook says his son suffers from mental illness and worries his condition will get worse if he's sent to jail instead of getting the treatment he needs. middle brook made his first court appearance yesterday on charges of kidnapping, burglary, robbery, and assault with a deadly weapon. he tried to kidnap a 19-year- old woman on sunday after she gave him a ride to mountain view, then kidnapped a 61-year- old woman and forced her to drive to abider county. his father says his sob is an iraq war veteran who suffered a brain injury and has post- traumatic stress disorder. >> my son is sick. he's mentally

she and her bomb date -- prom date booked a look and when he woke up, he found her unresponsive and they he is cooperating and do suspect foul may. there is a department and they need to refocus on it core of serving and they are trying to hide delays of patient care for veterans. >> it has been several months that self vas died and to date the obama administration has failed to comply. >> we are trying to find out the truth and what is said to have happened is true. >> they are facing figure problems and they will do more to help. >>> and thousands of students have turned in their books and they are now ready to start a new chapter in their lives. the class of 2014 walked in and nancy pelosi was this year's key note speaker. she talked about differences since free speech was made available years ago. >> everybody has a tremendous opportunity to make a difference understand attainsly. -- instant dangerously. -- understand attain yoursly, think about how you can make a difference. >> new graduates can a differents and study for the l- stats. >> i want to decrease the suffering of humanity

but more importantly, it injures competition and forces antitrust injury by making the market unresponsiveargument really be made that he could have sold the team for more than this, you know, historic $2 billion? just last month the milwaukee bucks sold, i don't know. for $550 million, i think, danny? >> yeah, think of it this way. if i said to you you had to sell your car within the next 24 hours, do you honestly think you could get just as good a deal as if i gave you six months to do so? that's essentially this creative antitrust argument, that the nba is a market, and there is serious competition for these nba teams and ownership of these nba teams. so if you force someone to sell, you can't rely on the people who want to buy the nba team to not try to minimize the price as much as they can. just like a potential buyer of your car that you put up on ebay or craigslist, if you had to sell within 24 hours because you had to get out of town, then you're not going to expect to get the real market value price for that product. >> so there are these new reports that two neurologists have fo