hercules police are confirming 38-year-old efrem val demayor oh was behind the wheel. he is accused of taking police on a chase that crisscrossed the east bay finally here to richmond. you can see the left rear tire is blown. chp now says that's after the accused murder suspect reached speeds in excess of 100 miles per hour along 680 and then ultimatelien to 80. witnesses tell me he drove in circles here in the parking lot before slamming into the sidewalk where you see that car currently resting. now we're being very careful about the positioning of our camera as the body of a young woman -- the body of a woman lays just outside the passenger door. now eight now that vehicle is surrounded by a team of investigators from richmond, from the chp, from vallejo, and also from hercules. now hercules police describe the victim as an asian female and reportedly the girlfriend of baldy marrow. now at this moment they believe the woman was killed inside the car. that's where 38-year-oldev recollection baldy val demar oh repelled a weapon inside the mall who were forced to retur

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they are searching this dump because a car val die more oh often drove was found near some dumpsters and their contents were dumped at this landfill. again, this was day four of the search, authorities believed they will have one or two more days worth of garbage to sift through. they have a total of the 3,000 tons to examine. in pittsburgh, an macoh vick, cbs5. >>> a man found dead behind a new arc office building may have been shot at a party last night. police found the body of 26- year-old julian hughes this morning. last night police had been called to break up a crowd of about 400 people following a pool party at a nearby hotel. officers heard gunshots from the overflow parking lot but the not find any victims at the time. again, they have identified this person as julian hughes of brentwood antioch. >>> labor day is the traditional kickoff for the fall election campaign. one politician who has been very quiet up to this point now getting more active and vocal in his campaign. jerry brown is fighting now for that governor's seat. ann? >> the barbecue is winding down, but today

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it caused her to rehe vag val wait her life. she gave up a skpreer now runs a nonprofit. >> nice to see her doing well. thank you very much. and before moving to other news a reminder you can find additional information including resources for residents and information on how you can help them if you wish on our web site. >> and california patrol is responding to questions about a deadly crash in san jose this morning. the events that led up to it. two young men died after their suv crashed and rolled over on east st. james streets. the driver and another passenger survived. we are now in san jose and that chp stop that had driver minutes before the crash. >> right. the chp says it's made that traffic stop because a ford explorer did not have a front license plate. as soon as officers got out of the car that, is when they say the driver just sped off. >> the chp says the driver was fleeing officers after a stop around 1:30 but there was no pursuit or chase when the driver lost control of the suv. >> we never got into a position

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three lesbian pastors are among the first in the nation to be officially recognized by the evangel val lutheran church in -- evangelical lutheran church in america. during a ceremony filled with song and praise. the congregation is united for three pastors once excluded. >> what a long awaited glorious day. >> reporter: now reverend anita hill, reverend phyllis dil hart and reverend ruth frost are breaking historic ground. >> it's a thrill to be here at this day. i'm delighted that today is here. >> reporter: the pastors helped pave the way for this rite of passage struggling for equality throughout their careers. reverend hill served as pastor of a st. paul church even when the elca did not accept her. >> it's a day we are received fully as partners in the church. it's a day that stands for hundreds and hundreds of people who were never sure they were welcome in the pews if they weren't welcome in the pulpit and today all that changes. >> reporter: after the pastor's official welcome their names will be added to the elca clergy roster, a right previously denied. in august, 2009 the ch

. >> investors are worried about investing and what's going to hold val.o they're buying gold. >> reporter: it's happened before, during the great depression, and again as a recession gripped america in the 1980s. gold prices soared, then plummeted as the economy stabilize. still today's numbers are staggering. since the dow's peak in 2007, it's dropped 25%. in that same period, gold has surged. up 70%. your portfolio is what? >> gold. >> reporter: it's been a great run for terry mason. beyond his 401(k) at work, he invested his family's entire savings in gold. what he views as a safe haven. what about gold makes you feel secure? >> i don't have to worry about whether the government makes a bad choice that might affect the economy negatively. >> reporter: while gold has yet to reach its inflation adjusted high of $2,300 an ounce, george soros warned this week that gold is the ultimate bubble. >> by the time main street figures out something is hot and want to jump in, it's usually very le in the game. eight or ninth inning. it tends to go higher after the

remembering the daughter he called val, now gone forever. >> she was so loving and so open. embraced everybody. ultimately, that, you know, might have led to where she is now. >> reporter: i'm yunji de nies in charlotte. >> and the friend who received that call at 3:00 a.m. saying come join me in the hot tub, she said she didn't know if it's a real invitation or the call you make to say, i'm with this guy, get me out of here, get me away from this. i feel bad for her, too. it's a bizarre story. >> i'm sure she's plagued by a lot of self-doubt. yunji points out they're waiting toxicology results as well as results from the sex examination kit. a lot of questions for her family to be sure. >>> when we come back, "the skinny" including a new legal situation for a big reality tv star. >>> jennifer lopez has been open about saying when she as judge on "american idol," she's going to be tough. she's not going to be like paula who's nice to everyone. she is going to be the tough one. her ex-husband might really be the proof. awhile back we reported her ex-husband of one year ojani

if you val near the wilson bridge, expect to see some big changes. two new ramps are open.is good news? >> hopefully it will be. wo ramps have opened up. hopefully this will ease congestion and make the enter changes a little bit safer. we're talking the area of the beltway. as you look behind me you can see the sign for one of the new ramps. 176b. this is going to connect motorists on the ier loop directly with northbound telegraph road. now, there's a second ramp that's going to provide direct access from the our loop of the beltway to eisenhower. that's something new that could help with congestion. this will hopefully cut down on all the weaving. it was dangerous the way people would have to cut over to get to their exit. that is going to go away. the hope here is it will not only be safer but cut down on traffic congestion. remember the temporary detour ramp from the outer loop to northbound tell dpraf road? well, that temporary ramp has been closed as well. they've done away with this as rt of the new configuration with the two new ramps that have opened up. this is t

they do projects for us, food drives and providing us food for the greek fast val. and as you might have guessed, that's a popular day, and do you think in the 30 years it's been around that martha tables has made a great progress. as we see kids graduating from college and going on to successful lives. >> reporter: and you can make a difference by getting a raffle ticket here this weekend. tell me about it. >> also working with best buy columbia heights donated this tv that will go off for raffle on sunday night and you don't need to be present to win. and we're excited about how this will contribute to marg's table. >> reporter: thank you for the work you do. and george, you're okay. no, thank you, too. we'll see you next year. i love seeing these people each and every year. myfoxdc.com is our website. we have a link to theirs. the festival is this friday, saturday and sunday and i will give my last oopha for the morning. >> thank you so much, holly. >>> so derek thomas is in studio with how does your garden grow and you're insisting on talking about the change of

it's a myth and ss because of technological advances, an average car's interest val is aroundp 7,800 miles now. the porsche can go 20,000 miles before an oil change. service centers and deers use the 3,000 mile change as a marketing tactic to get you into the service bay on a regular basis. the quick oil change industry defends that 3,000 mile rule. because busy car owners seldom read the driver's manual, they have no idea how often the oil should be changed in their car. >>> phonily, are you tired dropped calls on your cell phone? jd powers and associates examined six regions i the country. the mid-atlantic region ranks verizon wireless as the best with the fewest dropped calls and at as the worst, with the most dropped calls in our region. verizon has topped its competitors forhe last six years, the siannual study measures wireless calls based on several problem areas. customers with wireless problems are more likely to switch carriers in the next year. verizon wireless topping again. >> all right. >> good for them. >> thanks, liz. >>> with your allergies start up, you know the usu

they will ask for two 15-minute sper vals between midnight and 4:00 a.m. state highway administration suggests using 355 as an alternate routement they will put up an overhead sign which willlink i-270 on 95. the first is set to be completed by the end of this year or early next year. >>> well, case that has police umped. a woman is murdered in broad daylight at a local apartment complex with several people nearby. elaine reyes joins us in greenbelt, maryland with more on this baffling murder. good morning, elaine. >> reporter: good morning, joe. police aren't releasing a whole lot of information in the case so far. they're not talking about the victim's name or how e even died. they're only saying right now that she was a woman in her 40s. now, the 911 call came in yesterday as a shooting. it happened yesteay afternoon at an apartment complex in the 8500 block of greenbelt road. teenagers noticed an arm comin out of a door to one of the buildings. they took a closer look and saw it was a woman with some type of traa to her body. police arrived shortly the

it touched my heart and to know that he had the appreciation and the understanding of val value of thees we provided. >> reporter: when you see someone who is homeless remember. >> they're people, too. >> impressive. we asked him why he didn't use the money to rent an apartment. he says he loves being at the shelter. he works there seven days a week. that's inspiring. >> who says we never run good news. >> you have interesting news today when you talk about the high, the official high, didn't feel like that outside to me. >> 92 was the official high at reagan national today. i didn't even know there was sunshine. i didn't know that would have been possible without sunshine. hey, you know, joke's on me. it wasn't that warm a little bit farther north, okay, because the warm front came through late this afternoon and that's when that temperature jumped up into the lower 90s. but if you are in alexandria, arlington, maybe southern parts of the city, you felt it this afternoon when the temperature jumped up there. we're going to start out with max hd radar, what we're seeing most of the hea

but to move the mosque would somehow volume val date the opinion that the mosque has a relationship witheptember 11th. >> pastor jones is going to try to meet with the imam in new york saturday but many warn giving the gainsville pastor is a dangerous proposition. >> they're actions are condition temporary to values upon which this this country is pounded and this acts as ray ai recruiting tool. >> celebration of diversity is a way in which people are coming together to show support for the muslim community. the gathering planned this week as a counter event to the quran burning and unlike florida action, this show of solidarity was not canceled. >> we want to be part of the fabric of the society. and as we grow, we want to have good relation was our neighbors. >> bay area faith leaders say they denounce ideas of pastor jones but welcome opportunities to speak with one voice to promote toller yens and peace. >> and there is crazy and this is lifted off the place. >> and there is more images from you report of the san bruno damage ti. man: we need a sofa. something i can stretch out on! w

. >>> and fall is here and there is no better way to bring in the season with the fall fast val.olly is live at octoberfest, a celebration you don't want to miss here in our area this weekend. >>> and she is the author of the shopaholic series. sophie con sella joins us to talk about her newest book, the mini shopaholic. >> i was raised on them. >> a couple of them actually. >> ...berber carpet. it was a whole bowl of stew. nooo. why? i could have saved this one. i could have saved this one. ♪ call 1-800-steemer >>> you can believe we are a week away from octoberfest. holly more sis celebrating in fredericksberg, virginia, where they are getting ready for their annual octoberfest event going on tomorrow night and saturday and holly has been having fun out there. she's been tapping the keg. everything is going on. >> reporter: we're waiting for you to tap the keg. i don't know what we'll do without you. >> thanks for waiting. >> reporter: i got your back, sarah. a lot of times people ask, why is octoberfest in september and it really all has to do with when the brew is ready. now

the affordable care act is law i think you can be important val day fors and trusted resources for friends to help explain what is now available. this seeps like quite the conflict of interest coming from a president who almost never makes time for sunday services and has been so adamant about the absolute separation of church and state to be blurring the lines for his own political advantage. just last week governor huckabee challenged president obama to quell rumors about his faith by leading by example and attending worship. guess who went to church this past weekend for only the third time since taking office? coincidence? let's ask host of huckabee, governor mike huckabee. good to see you. you think he went to church because of your admonition? >> i love to think that then i would make other suggestions like pass the bush tax cut extension, repeal health care. maybe stepping aside and letting republicans have the white house and both houses of congress. >> sean: it might work. >> i'm all over that >> sean: when do you think sean hannity is going to quote the daily beast and gail shehe

val of upper marlboro told the president she is exhausted from defending him and his administration about the economy. >> i have been told that i voted for a man who said he was going to change things in a meaningful way for the middle class. i'm waiting, sir. i'm waiting. i don't feel it yet and i thought, while i wouldn't be a great measure, i was feeling in some small measure. >> she is the chief financial officer for amvet here in washington. the president responded by saying he understands the frustrations of the american people, but the recession was so severe, it's going to take time to get the economy back to where it was. >>> at least one parent was arrested today after a melee that broke out at central high school in capital heights. the school went into a lockdown after a large police response and our reporter was there to talk to students who witnessed what happened. >> i'm scott broome in capital heights where a big fight broke out and involved the mother of one student. a mother who had come to the school to settle a score after her daughter allegedly had been attacked. >> i

joining me now is maryland congressman chris val holland. chairman of the democratic congressional campaign. chris, good to have you with us tonight. >> good to be here. >> is gingrich the threat in all of this or is this just where republicans are? this is about as right-wing of stuff that we've ever heard talking about a kenyon world view and of course the trickle down is the fear that we see in our public school system. what do you think? >> well, that's right, ed. look the only silver lining here is that newt gingrich's reminding the american people about what kind of congressional leadership hey got last time they put the republicans in control. after all, it was newt gingrich who tried to shutdown the government, which meant that we couldn't sent out the social security checks. people were scared they weren't going to get their medicare payments. and newt gingrich was the guy in charge. well, this will hopefully focus american's attention on exactly what will happen if you put the washington republican leadership back in charge. you're

looking at live downtown san jose, this is where the mexican mariachi val is going to be held today. if you're familiar with the plaza you're familiar with the fountains. >> packed and lots of trees and people in the shade. i think that's going to be a spot where people go to cool off in the south end of the bay. more of that heat we had yesterday, more 09 and tomorrow is going to be hotter. right now we have lots of 50s. there is coastal right along the immediate coast but that's it. it's not going too far across the bay. we have a spare the air today, second one, we had one yesterday, another one today and notice the orange for the santa clara county valley there. what that is, it's unhealthful for sensitive groups is what the air quality is considered. upper respiratory problems such as asthma, you might want to avoid any outdoor activities. by noon, some 80s, mid 80s and by 5:00 p.m., more of the 90s. garvin, tomorrow, is a bit hotter than today, the hottest day of the week. i will have the complete look at your seven-day forecast. >> it's going to be an important one to watch. t

>> i think there's some -- a lot of val did to what you said, but just goes back, the politicians have manipulated the campaign finance law, we have limited who can do what i looked a at virginia, haven't had any problems within their campaign finance at all within 30 years and theirs is no limits, you got to publish it. if i have a conflict of interest and publishing it that is going to control me better than any sets of rules or regulations. >> i totally agree. >> transparency is the answer. we can't get an earmarked transparency bill so the american people can find out what the earmarks are who is getting the benefit shot, well-connected person that is going to benefit from this and what is the campaign finance payments for getting earmarks? >> do you think you could get a law that would mandate forced disclosure to your point, where the legal onus would be on somebody like you do with your job, if you fail to disclose, you are automatically in violation, as opposed to current ver? >> we have disclosure now but tough go to 550 cites to find all the information. so, in essence, and w

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i pledged allegiance and till believe the val use of the united states and the constitution. i know these rights were won by the blood of brave american soldiers. my own niece currently serves in the united states army. i know this country was founded by individuals who left the country of or gain because of an unhappiness with their government. they wanted something better. freedom of speech, separation of church and state, these were morning my earliest lessons in american civic life. in america, we do protect these differences and different expressions of faith. we assemble to pray and chant and recite our sak red skrip turs or to come together in communion and draw strength as a community. but religion in america is not imposed on us. we can be as devout or agnostic as we like. that choice. to be or not to be religious or anything else for that matter forced me to think about who i was, who i am, what i truly wanted and chose to be. it has given me a profound appreciation for the country that provides these freedoms. you could say i found my fanl in this country. for me,

. >>> well, a record-breaking crowd showed up at this year's burning manifest val in nevada.han 50,000 people were at the annual event over the weekend. that's up 20% from last year. the festival celebrates art, music and performances. it ended last night with the burning of a 40-foot structure of the man that's the symbol of the festival. >>> it's 7:44. >>> some homeless people in san francisco say the move by a mcdonald's to get rid of its dollar menu is leaving them hungry and angry. jade hernandez joins us live from san francisco to explain. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. a buck can get you a lot at mcdonald's. it used to be able to get you a mini mcdouble right here but at this san francisco mcdonald's in the haight-ashbury, it's the only mcdonald's that's done away with the dollar menu. the sign at the front door says no trespassing, no loitering and it says a 30-minute time limit while consuming food, while rules enforced by management to curb problems. the san francisco "chronicle" reports this morning, the chan fries owner of this store took away the

. >> if you taught for 0 years, if i wasn't doing my job, if i had bad he val waitions i could be firedfferent laws and what i'm saying is where people are saying it's the teachers, it's their unions, it's the school boards and they come together, and they find a way to solve the problem. in helena, montana, they said we want to attract the best, we want 0 only keep the best and it was the union that came together and worked with the administration to say we are going to be a magnet for only the best teachers and it's working. nobody shows up to take a picture of it because kids learning and doing their homework and happy parents -- martha: that's not problem. unfortunately, we want to see more of it across the country. buff we know there are situations where lots of teachers are protected who shouldn't be. youngest teachers doing a great job are the first ones out. that happened here in new york. teachers in brooklyn banding together saying we don't want to be in the union because we want to be judged on our own merits. >> we have 3.2 million nea members who are happy to be part of the

they are the class val decker tons, they are going on to college.want to commit to service in the armed forces. they pay all kinds of taxes, income taxes. megyn: , you name it, we pay it. >> they want to pay that ultimate tax, they want to pay that tax. so why don't we allow them. megyn: they said the other thing you talked about at the white house was the 400,000 deportations occurring each year. this is from your office. quote, the need to concentrate on only serious violent criminals. at least half of those deportations are non-criminals and splitting families apart. the response is they may be splitting families apart but that is not the fault of the ivment s. government or americans, it's the faulty of illegals who chose to break the law and come here. >> we have 4 million american citizen children whose parents are undocumented. i think we need to focus on beginning members, on people who come here to do harm. we should try to resolve our immigration system and have families and the integrity of the family as a cornerstone of any comprehensive

so i think this is a strong val dags. >> the move waiting for superman is opening today and it's abouty advice on how to fix the american educational system on fr what you are doing that we can do for our schools, the brick and mortar schools? >> people have been talking about technology being a major factor. all of the attempts have been positive mold the technology to the traditional academic model. we are trying to rethink how you learn now using technology and maybe we should mold the traditional mod toll how we use technology. i think you will see major chances in the next five to ten years. >> sal man khan, we will be watching to you see what you do with the money and how had helicopters your effort there. thank you. >> thank you. >> time now to check the top stories here on cnn. the justice department is objecting to a request for an immediate halt to the military's don't ask, don't tell policy towards gays. the white house says it is committed to a repeal but ending it could put service members at risk. >> a woman who is homeless and bankrupt is a $54 million lottery winner. sh

this is mom and apple pie, kids rotc members, val valedictorians and come here in diapers and want toant to get political about it, why is the republican party saying no to kids who grew up in america and want to make a contribution to the country they love. >> kelly: i have to interject. i interviewed one of the top neuro surgeons in the country who came here as one of these children and one of the top doctors at johns hopkins now able to provide help for americans and even teaches there at the university, and also, having served in the military i've met men and women who have come from overseas and seem to turn out all right asmen citizens. and go back to the question why is this a political ploy? >> have we reached the point where defending american freedom is jobs americans won't do. truth in labeling is in order right now. what frank will fail to tell you is that the dream act, notice with great fascination, this is not just about little boys and girls looking to have a college degree, you could be up to the age of 35 and take advantage and get a green card. so this is all about,

chief, merl hamilton, was overcome with grief, as he and family lit candles for the daughter he called val. >> that was our song. >> reporter: hundreds gathered to remember the 23-year-old swim coach and student who simply shined. >> i never had a friend show me and care for me the way that valerie did. >> reporter: valerie was found dead in a storage locker on sunday. she was last seen leaving a local bar with 34-year-old ni e michael neil harvey. >> i want to ask, robin, my law enforcement brothers and sisters across the country, to help me with this. all-get out there and find this guy for me. when it comes back my way, i'll pay you back. >> reporter: just hours later, fbi and u.s. marshalls arrested harvey, allegedly high on heroin, hundreds of miles away in his hometown of nigra falls. >> we fortunately got a tip. and that tip was successful. >> reporter: police have still not said how valerie died and whether she went willingly with harvey. the last phone call she made was reportedly to a friend at 3:00 a.m., asking her to come to harvey's hotel for a swim. for this officer of the la

there's an inflatable ball on these that has a val rv that can come loose and children have been found these in their mouth. these are for small, young children. choking hazard is a problem. also these high chairs. this is a problem with a clip on the back of the legs of the high chair that's very sharp. children have had gashes that have been closed by stitches if they run up against this clip on the back of these high chairs. the clip is to hold the tray in place when you're not using it. this, again, a very serious problem. they want to pull these immediately, 950,000 of them, and a smaller scale, some of these little people cars, in particular, the green car and the purple car from little people, it's a little people wheelies stand and play rampway. choking hazard. the wheels on the purple and green car can come loose. the government says immediately, kyra, parents need to find these and take them away from their children because they have a choking hazard here. they do not want children playing with these. >> any other resource to where they can find out more about the specific to