so, if we could let's go to willow creek community church. wow, this is one gigantic church, willow creek community church out in the wealthy suburbs of chicago. this is a christian church but we see something different here in the relationship between the social dimension and the doctrinal dimension. one lesson we learn and it's the lesson we talked about in terms of religious ecology, is you can't really take a church out of the community and understand it by itself. churches affect communities, communities reverberate with churches and this is the case here at willow creek community church. in terms of the doctrinal dimension, we also see some influence with the social dimension. economics; in this case we're in the wealthy, beautiful suburbs outside of chicago as i mentioned and the people here come to this church because rev. bill hybels offers them a benign christian orthodoxy mixed with a kind of positive thinking. it's okay to be wealthy, it's good to be wealthy these are the rewards of life. now if we are in the improvised section of

david louie is live at willow glenn high school. counselors are working hard to try to close the gap. >> that is right. eight out of ten students, remarkable number in california graduated in the class of 2013. however, the state superintendent thinks we can have 100% rates. so schools such as willow glenn are working hard to accomplish that. >> the 80% graduation rate is high. however, administrators are prone to say there is room for improvement. two groups, asians and whites graduate 8% to 12% higher than state average. however, 75% latino students are five percent below average. willow glenn high school has 82% graduation rate. >> we've got 33,000 plus students in this district. it's a big job we acknowledge that there is a lot of work to be done. but our goal is to have every student succeed >> one way to let teachers let counselors know if students are getting poor grades. >> if we get a d and f they notify administration and the counselling team for the students that are struggling in the class now we act on that immediately.

a special icon for the women war workers at willow run. >> it was my first real job.o it was exciting. and we made good money. >> reporter: 91-year-old marjorie toiled on the lines in the 1940s. she returned to willow run a couple of months ago to take part in the largest gathering of rosies ever. clad in the same uniforms. >> very exciting really. i met a lot of people. i enjoyed working here. and i really liked riveting. it was fun. >> reporter: for decades after the war this facility, once the world's largest factory made cars. when general motors went bankrupt the plant was shut down. today it's in danger of being demolished. but a nearby museum is trying to save part of the plant to preserve a piece of history. >> it was rich shally integrated and men and women were unionized. >> reporter: last year the yankee air museum helped launch the save the bomber plant campaign. to purchase 75,000 square feet of space. nearly $7 million has been raised to repurpose part of this old factory. if those behind the save the bomber plant campaign are successful, they plan to co

nbc bay area's sam brock live in willows with the latest. sam? >> reporter: good afternoon. you know, this was a very comprehensive and very well-attended press conference this afternoon. there were about 10 or 11 different agencies ranging all over the gamut from law enforcement to medical officials, to folks who were just trying to lend a hand in the community, like the red cross, even the coroner providing some really tremendous insight into what's happening right now in this process. a couple of things that i would like to really touch on very quickly. one of which is, the program itself, taking college students from certain areas, perhaps underserved areas of california, and showing them to new experiences and potentially getting them enlisted or enrolled into college for the very first time. that is something that the chancellor of the california state university system spoke to and said, look, these are the kinds of kids that need this opportunity. we are going to move forward with this program, despite what's happened. mr. white is actually over my shoulder right now

very common sense, but the point that i want to make as we move through this is that willow creek, in its own way and tabor lutheran in its own way managed to find balance between these dilemmas through adapting to their ecological niche. so the first one; mixed motivation among members over time. see what the dilemma right off the bat the dilemma is, the more successful you are, the more failure lurks in the corners and we all know that. and that's what's driving this whole dilemma is, okay you have done well you have got lots of members, but if you've got older members in the church and younger members, they begin to disagree about lots of things. and see where we're really headed with this is, we'll pick it up in the next class, but in a free society when that disagreement becomes too much, bye bye. people split off, they join new organizations or to get me going sometimes they even start their own new one. so mixed motivation got to keep people happy, balance. maintaining the vitality of the symbol system is so important in religion. you've got to keep those symbols vital, myth an

a very special icon for the woman war workers at willow run. >> first it was my first real job. it was exciting. and we made good money. >> reporter: 91-year-old marjorie walters toiled on the lines in the 1940's. she returned to willow run to take part in the largest gathering of rosies every, clad in the poster's familiar blue jump chutes, red scarves with. white porka dots. for some the memories came flooding back. >> very exciting. i met a lot of people, i enjoyed working here and i really liked rivetting, it was a different type of work and it was fun. >> reporter: for decades after the war this facility once the world's largest factory made cars. when general motors went bankrupt the plant was shut down. today it's in danger of being demolished to make way for an advance research center. but they're trying to save part of the plant to preserve a piece of history. >> it was a plant that was racially integrated, unionized, and where men and women got equal pay for equal work in the 1940's at a time when none of these things were the norm in american industry. it was in many

according to the chp the driver was speeding near the willow road exit just before 2:00 this morning when she lost control and hit a tree. deputies tell us the impact launched the car into the air and into another tree. the woman at the wheel and a man in her passenger's seat were pronounced dead at the scene. the willow road exit was shut down until about 3:30 this morning. >>> a high-tech ceo is out on bail after allegedly beating a driver unconscious in mill valley. police say the attacker, the founder and former ceo of iron data, jeffery smock, was on his bike when he and the driver of a truck got into a traffic dispute on april 16th around 5:00 in the evening. that's when officers got calls of a man laying in the street on east blithedale and camino alto. witnesses say it looked like the male driver had been hit by a car. >> it was chaotic. there was a big commotion. there was a bicyclist sitting on the side of the road with his bike. people were standing around him. >> police say other drivers had to step in just to stop that assault. police arrested smock for felony assault wi

we have a crash at willow pass road with 18 minutes getting you from antioch to concord and 101 fromafael to san francisco is 17 minutes. in san jose, it is dry and you can see looks like 101 is traveling nicely away from 880. >> thank you, leyla gulen. >> if you have had to kick the salt habit we have news for you the government recommendations on salt could be too low. >> remembering the man who bilk investors of their life savings a quarter of a century ago. >> they could not wait to sing. >> the cast of "the lion king" broke out in song on a flight to australia. many passengers seemed to enjoy the musical even if the cast was not wearing their elaborate costumes. >> first-class! >> if only kristen sze was here. sceat, -- katie, can you sing for us? >> sorry, you are missing the singer. >> double header today, a day-night double header. 12:35 is the normal ticket. the 6:00 game is the makeup for yesterday's game. that will be 55 degrees and falling into the low 50's, with sunset at 7:34. still snow showers in the sierra to the grapevine and heavy showers running through southern c

>> janet shamlian in willows, california tonight. janet, thanks. >>> severe weather alerts are up across much of the nation's midsection tonight, including tornado watches. high winds, damaging hail and heavy rain already left a destructive path in michigan. the latest from nbc's joe fryer. >> reporter: strong storms ripped up the landscape across michigan. and where hail ricocheted off buildings and cars -- >> the wind just really picked up really, really fast. >> reporter: -- and powerful winds flipped small planes, with gusts reaching 80 miles an hour. >> before i knew it, in about 60 seconds, man, it came through and blew my fence down, messed my garage door up. >> reporter: the roof of this high school gym was ripped clean off, and this pile of dissected tree limbs crushed a house and car with the family inside narrowly escaping. power lines took a hard hit in michigan. more than 150,000 customers lost electricity. severe spring storms stretched across the country's midsection, hitting wisconsin and illinois. >> i have never see

willow road exit was shut down until about 3:30 this morning. >> a high tech ceo out on bail after allegedly beating a driver unconscious in mill valley. police say the attacker founder and former ceo of iron data, jeffrey smock, was on his bicycle when a traffic dispute occurred between him and the driver on april 16th around 5:00 in the evening. that's when officers got calls of a man laying on a street on east blithedale and camino alto. witnesses told police it looked like the male driver had been hit by a car. police say other drivers had to step in to stop the assault. police did arrest smock on felony assault with a deadly weapon charges. the district attorney is considering whether or not to press further charges. >>> now to a follow-up on the deadly tour bus crash in glen county. the fedex truck was not on fire before it slammed into a bus filled with high school students. that's the only new information revealed in a preliminary report from the ntsb which contradicts what witnesses thought they saw. it's been two weeks since the crash

willow bay goes inside the city's new, high-tech classrooms to find out how the tablets are changing way kids learn. >> i am excited to be here with you. have you received your ipaq? >> yes! >> it is a bold, billion-dollar initiative. every public school student in los angeles gets and ipad. >> we wanted them to have technology that was modern. we want the fundamental right for every student to have that. pearsonis designed by and align with common course standards. before the kids got their hands on the tablets, teachers got a look through a series of training sessions. >> any questions? >> in september, the ipad rollout began in 47 schools. >> we are going to learn. >> we are going to learn how to do math. we are going to learn how to write our names. >> can you put the ipad in your backpacks? >> no! desk? doy go on your they go on the floor? can you spit on them? >> no! follow theergartners rules. the older students got creative greed within a week, 300 high schoolers reconfigured the devices. >> they wanted to personalize the device so they can have their youtube and facebook. th

also, a five-year study to determine if technology delivers on its promise. >> that was bloomberg's willow. the five-year study will look at student performance data before and after testing on the surveys from students, teachers and parents and it will launch in the five school district using pearson digital curriculum for september. you can catch the series wiring the world on bloomberg.com. another tech tool taking classrooms and companies by storm is the mook, massive open online courses -- mooc. >> they have taken on a new form of education. >> hundreds of students can learn at once through videos, readings, practice exercises. many are taught by ivy league professors or leading experts. they started in 1995 and right now i want to bring in the cofounder, linda who joins us from l.a.. you say you guys are doing something that colleges are not. what is that? >> we were much quicker to market and we were able to deliver instruction on changing technology and a lot of the teachers are great at teaching their subject matter but they want to focus more on helping students individually and

and i got the nicest note, hand-written note from willow. she must have within 13, maybe?it was so impressive. and i was like -- i remember when i saw you next, i go, "i've got to congratulate you on raising the nicest girl ever." >> thank you, man. i bet your daughter backstage. >> jimmy: she is here. winnie's here, yeah. >> she is beautiful. >> jimmy: thank you so much. >> i was trying to hurry up and get jada pregnant backstage before -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i saw that. i'm happy -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: there's no cameras back there. you're allowed to do whatever you want, yeah. >> that was too much? that was too much for the first night. >> jimmy: no, no. [ laughter ] no, at this point, we're past midnight now. you can do whatever you want now. i want to talk about -- i know you were talking backstage, and you said you just went skydiving. >> yes. >> jimmy: and i said there is no way i would ever do this thing. >> listen, man. because, you know what happened? i'm 45 right now, right? and with the state of modern medicine, you know, 90, we're -- we're all probably going

this accident eastbound 80 before willow with a big rig and another truck that is all clear. now we have reports of an overturned vehicle westbound 80 at hilltop and it will affect the commute in the westbound direction and it looks like file has been called to the scene. westbound 80 at hilltop and hopefully it can be cleared. bart has 28 trains on time this morning with no other mass transit delays. it is breezy as mike mentioned a high wind advisory for dumbarton and you can see the san mateo bridge with the traffic flowing nicely but it is windy. take extra care. >> landing a new job could be easier than a raise at the current job with details in america's money. >> bay area home values are expected to hit record highs with a new report that fines the housing recession is in the rear view mirror. >> a free event happening all around the bay to celebrate earth >>> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> good morning. here is the eastern span of the bay bridge and traffic is moving. you can see the cameras moving because of th

in willows laura anthony, abc 7 news >> we're getting a chance to hear what happened. from voices of first responders. i saw a very, very large explosion. >> up to the size of a fire and high number of injuries overwhelmed local fire departments other agencies rushed to help yesterday we're going to continue to follow the story on air and online. you can follow our news reporting on twitter. in fact we're waiting fon a news conpresence to startxd here. this is in red bluff we'll check in on that and keep you updated on the latest. >> another truck went up in flames. fire shooting out of the oof of the truck. firefighters put out the fire in just four minutes the driver not hurt. eight bottles found that may have been combustible. >> police say they caught the fire that left the scene after hitting and killing a woman. officers arrested her at her home yesterday. a security camera captured an image moments after the deadly crash on march 20th. witnesses say she the driver hit and killed the woman, then returned to the scene before driving away, again. >> a woman cl with

. >> police are trying to find out who shot and killed a young man near willow and 11th street. officers found a 20-year-old man with gunshot wounds he was shot and stumbled into a market and collapsed. police say witnesses are talking with investigators >> quick thinking may have prevented an armed robbery today police say ab employee men were intent on robbing the branch. they jumped into a beige car and drove way. >> the man charged with killing teenager sierra mamar appeared in court today and did not speak. he has pled not guilty to murder and kidnapping of the 24-year-old. >> this sunday some will celebrate easter, some celebrating marijuana. and last year there was so much pot and trash that there is a crack down planned for this year. we're live with the story. carolyn? >> as we know, recreational marijuana is illegal police chief says it would be naive to think we can stop. that his department will be concentrating on things like drug sales which is a felony. san francisco is determined there will not be a repeat of this. 10,000 pounds of trash left after the holiday kn

. >> traffic is moving along well if you are driving on highway 4 coming to the willow pass grade, we will take a look at the roadwork that made be causing delays. >> although it is a very warm day, we are taking a big drop on these temperatures today, i will show you how much. ?ñÑ;Ñ; [father]c'mon,buddy,you can do it.c'mon,reel it up, you gotta reel it up now,buddy. reel it up. [father] reel it up,you got him on there.bring him in. is that a bass? [boy] yeah,i got a big bass. [father]bring it up.keep reeling.keep reeling.c'mon, where is he? whoa! you caught that all by yourself? [boy] yeah! [father]how old are you to catch that? [boy]three! [father]you're three years old? show me how many fingers that is. . >>> time now 4:42 a teen is facing charges. what we saw on surveillance cameras could be the reason why. he is still in a wheelchair healing from what he saw killed a 32-year-old plan. police say he was on the wrong side of the road when he crashed head-on. >> reporter: head-on. >> all parties are mortified with what happened with regard to his injuries and with regard to the deat

it's on hamilton avenue and willow road.ocial networking company last year agreed to pay more than $200,000 to open the new police station half a mile from its headquarters. in march facebook also agreed to provide another $600,000 over three years to pay for a new patrol officer for the area. >>> a rare event tomorrow. two popes will become saints. john paul ii and john the xxxiii. >> there are many attractions here. one of the most popular ones they come to see is the neiler used by hope john paul ii when he came to pray here in 1987. >> i think it made the church look for human, more available, especially to the young people. >> bring the vatican here instead of that being something so far away, to bring it closer to home. >> pope john paul ii celebrated mass at candlestick park before a crowd of 70,000. three times the number of people who came to see the beetles. he waved at followers in the mission from his pope mobile. at mission delores he blessed 62 patience. probably the most touching was he hugged a 7-year-old, wh

this is highway 4 westbound as you come up to the willow pass grade.he drive time here is about 30 minutes or so. most of that sitting in stop and go traffic. a little less than that. it is not a great commute right now because of the wet weather. and this morning's drive at the bay bridge toll plaza 35 minutes if you're at the very end of the line. and that includes your time at the toll plaza and your time on the bridge. so that is your drive time there. 880 northbound there was a crash and traffic is backing up into downtown oakland. westbound 580 the crash we had near 24 was cleared to the freeway. 6:50 let's go to steve. >>> all right, sal, thank you. very good morning. cloudy. rainy. lots of comments. i love the sound of this rain when i wake up to it. and there has been a bunch more as well. see we didn't get that chance because we get up really early. here goes our system that is moving through. let's give it create. it held together and some of the rain totals were not too bad. buena vista park had over four tenth of an inch. alameda quarter o

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two people were killed after this car hit two trees along southbound 101 near the willow road off-ramp just before 2:00. the driver and passenger died at the scene. the willow off-ramp was closed until about 3 30k a.m. >>> the chp says a man is dead after an accident on 780 in veteran eatia, investigators say the driver lost control of his toyota and crashed into a guardrail and the path of another cool. state troopers believe the driver may have suffered a medical emergency before losing control. they say drugs or alcohol do not appear to be a factor. >>> a tech entrepreneur is out of jail this morning, but could face charges after getting into the fight with a driver while he was on his bike. at the intersection of east blithedale and camino alto in mill valley. witnesses thought the victim might die, the beating was so severe. >> there needs to be some sort of better system, better bike lanes. >> he's talking about this stretch of east blithedale avenue and camino alto. police say it was here that a fight between a driver and a cyclist led to one man being arrested and the other, ba

it happened in menlo park on southbound highway 101 near the willow road off ramp. the highway patrol says the woman behind the wheel was speeding and lost control. both she and her male passenger died at the scene. >>> police say the man who went hunting for a daley city doctor earlier this week was looking for revenge. 84-year-old raymond iwafay made his first court appearance yesterday. he is charged with attempted murder. prosecutors say the doctor had treated him a couple of years ago, a lawsuit claims failed treatments left him in extreme pain. he did not enter a plea yesterday but is scheduled to be arraigned next week. >>> a trip to get ice cream turned tragic in southern california. a 73-year-old woman was killed and six other people were hurt when an suv plowed into them outside a ferrel's ice cream parlor in buena park. the car ended up against the front door of the shop. the elderly driver stayed at the scene. it's not clear what caused the car to jump the curb and hit the pedestrians. >>> well, the mayor of antioch says when it comes to crime, things ar

i'm allen the architect for the project at the 1257 willow street we've been trying to work with the planning department for the last 2 years from the beginning we felt our edition which thirds are hidden behind the roof would not present itself as an overbearing or out of place type of edition for a third story. i've done renderings the edition the existing roof here >> can you speak into the microphone. >> beg your pardon. >> speak into the microphone. >> the edition sits 3 feet above the existing revolver line. at the corner of our block sits a 3 story house which is at the front and back of all the homes and it's 3 stories at all. this was done back in the 70s. and both of those houses are single-family homes and we're not at the height of the three-story structure. cross the street from the 12 (inaudible). are 3 story homes. which were banishment acquit a while ago. the homes across the street from the corner of forest side were built in very much long ago their 3 stories and their front sets back and they go up 3 stories. to the west this home here - this home was built probabl

if you're going on the east shore freeway, there's still roadwork between buchanonened willow. approximately 5:00. that's your latest kcbs traffic. here's more. >> big time jenkins coming our way. we'll seal hot temperatures the. how about the hottest temperatures of the year so far. we've got mostly clear skies to begin the day. looks like we've got cool temperatures though, numbers down justs a bit. 40s and many valleys to 49 degrees. 49 in livermore and san francisco. throughout the amp, we see a lot of disturbance sunshine coming your way. mild temperatures today but them getting hot, possibly records as we in the meddle of this week. it's going to make for another mild day. you'll see a lot of sunshine into the afternoon on the coastline. around the state, 70s in the central valley. sunny and 70 degrees in yosemite. computer models show you're just a few passing clouds to do and it's going to be a hot week ahead. probably not cooling things down until late fred into saturday. 64 degrees in pa receive caa. many spots in the bay you see plenty of sunshine and 60s and 70s as

this is westbound along 80 from crockett to willow where we have three lanes blocked off. as we head to highway four you will see it and remember, slow if the cones. the richmond-san rafael bridge from richmond to the toll plaza you can see it is empty and will not take more than 13 minutes to the north bay. at 101 pulling away from 580 this is the southbound direction with will state lights headed into san rafael to mill valley and up to the golden gate bridge, nothing but top speed and accident-free situation. >> british royal family is waking up in new zealand this morning and this is video of the duke and duchess arriving yesterday in australia to start the tour of new zealand and australia the first overseas trip sin the birth of prince george. >> one theme, what is it? >> the trip is all about prince george, the prince george tour. he is the star. >> rockstar, william and kate have two dozen public appearances including visiting the city of christ church demolished by an earthquake three years ago. >> coming up, hollywood remembers mickey rooney and stars react to th

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according to police a woman was speeding near the willow road offramp just before 2:00 this morning. she lost control of her car and ran into a tree. the impact launched the car into the air and into another tree. the woman and a male passenger died at the scene. >>> another fatal car crash this one at about noon today. officers say the car overturned on eastbound i-80. officers say the car turned over several times before landing upright. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. authorities say the victim was a 33-year-old woman who was not wearing a seat belt. >>> president obama is in the middle of a week long tour of asia. his focus is also on ukraine. >> reporter: in malaysia a royal welcome for president obama, the first u.s. leader to visit that country in nearly half a century. >> i would like to propose a toast to the strength of our relationship, the power of our friendship. >> reporter: but the pageantry was overshadowed by the crisis in ukraine. the united states and its g-7 partners announced they are ready to pull the trigger as early as monday in the second round o

according to police a woman was speeding near the willow road offramp just before 2:00 this morning. she lost control of her car and hit a tree. the impact launched the car into the air and into another tree. the woman and male passenger died at the scene. >>> another fatal car crash, this one at noon today. officers say the car overturned on eastbound i-80. officers say the car turned over several times before landing upright. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. authorities say the victim was a 33-year-old woman who was not wearing her seat belt. >>> two suspects are under arrest for the murder of a man in the shooting of a teenager. fairfield police arrested jason thompson and malik howse yesterday. police say the victims were shot in a fairfield home last saturday. the 27-year-old victim died at the hospital and 15-year-old victim treated at hospital and released. >>> south bay mothers coming together to fight gun violence. they want to stitch together a quilt that honors those who have lost their lives to gun violence. >> all of us are mothers. we are all very concerned

nats: ambiance for close to 50 years farm bureau rad in concord has been a truck route connecting willowwith clayton road a path just slightly over a mile long dirty money. filthy luchre. any way you want to put it, your wallet is apparently hopping with germs. for the first time, scientists have looked at the d-n-a on a one-dollar bill, and most people would have the same reaction: yuck! here's catherine heenan. the study by the dirty money project at new york university analyzed all the genetic material found on a one dollar bill. it turns out your wallet is a virtual petri dish of bacteria. the study found 3=thousand different bactria strains on a typical bill. the most common can cause acne, gastric ulcers and pneumonia. they found genetic material that makes people more resistant to antibiotics. also on the bills: mouth microbes, the researchers think that's because some people lick their fingers before counting money, bacteria from other parts of the body also turned up. the conclusion: ""people probably aren't washing their hands after the bathroom," some people say one way to mak

also in the east bay, eastbound 80 at willow avenue we had a big rig accident still off to the right-hand shoulder. westbound 80 though actually looks great. you can see that drive time at the bottom of your screen. only about 19 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. the other accident is counter commute. light on the bay bridge coming into san francisco. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> a 15-year-old from santa clara still in protective custody in hawaii after he snuck into the landing gear of a plane and flew all the way from san jose to maui. investigators say the adventure was sparked by a family argument. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran live at the family's santa clara home now to explain why experts are amazed that this young teen actually survived the flight altogether. good morning. >>> reporter: what stands out here is that the teen survived. medical professionals, you know, and those in the airline industry are all calling this a miracle and you might too after you see the conditions he went through. >>> reporter

that ram stage started when a guest staying at the willow valley resort stole a forklift and drove itwall at the hotel. >> march 14, 2008, becky bednar is ending her shift. she's the front-end supervisor at the supermarket across the street from the willow valley resort. >> the night was normal as usual. a busy friday night. >> but things change dramatically when nicholas hadzic, wearing nothing but his birthday suit, breaks into the stock market through its storage room. >> he came in through the backdoor through a loading dock. >> he opened the dock door, he looked around a little bit. at that point he realized he was alone. he even closed the door behind him as he came in. how thoughtful. >> the man is naked. that's a startling surprise. but his nudity is only the beginning of the shock. he exhibits destructive manic behavior. he rages through the store in a violent frenzy that will last eight long minutes. >> he went into the cafe, smashed his head into a cooler, shattered the glass on that. >> but that's just the beginning. next he hurls a chair at a cleaning guy, seen here tryin

are looking at a commute where traffic is off to a good start here on highway 4 coming up to the willow pass grade. we'll tell you more about highway 24 and highway 680 nearby. >> skies are clear and if you have enjoyed the sunshine and warm temps on sunday you will probably love today. salesperson #1: the real deal is the passat tdi clean diesel gets up to 795 highway miles per tank. salesperson #2: actually, we're throwing in a $1,000 fuel reward card. we've never done that. that's why there's never been a better time to buy a passat tdi clean diesel. husband: so it's like two deals in one? salesperson #2: exactly. avo: during the first ever volkswagen tdi clean diesel event, get a great deal on a passat tdi, that gets up to 795 highway miles per tank. and get a $1,000 fuel reward card. it's like two deals in one. hurry in and get a $1,000 fuel reward card and 0.9% apr for 60 months on tdi models. >> a candle light vigil is set for tomorrow. >>> fairfield police are investigating a shooting that sent four people to the hospital. it happened around 10:30 on saturday night during a hous

a tow truck a big rig and another truck got into it and it is on the shoulder eastbound 80 before willow and it is early enough i am not seeing delays and the non-commute direction. we have road work eastbound and westbound 80 between albany and emeryville in the opposite direction and we also have road work for a few more minutes north 101 down to one lane. at the toll plaza, it looks like everything is moving at the limit with no metering lights and a high wind advisory. >> we have had one of those family outing where nothing goes right, but have you ever had it this bad? this family's van broke down at a lion safari park and they could not get out when it burst into flames, but the big cat could see the family, and park rangers showed up quickly and took them to safety. >> an inspiring moment caught on camera at the finish line of the boston marathon runners rushing to help a man whose legs give out. the "washington post" reporter shot the photo at 26-mile mark where the first bomb went off. at first two people tried to brace the exhausted runner but his legs would not move so two mor

after a young man in his 20's was shock near a neighborhood market in front of the market on 11th and willow less than two hours ago and was shot several times in the back and pronounced dead at the hospital. police are interviewing ones trying to get more information on the shooter or a possible motive. >> police detectives in the east bay are also trying to figure out exactly what happened to a teenage girl in the hours before she was found screaming hysterically on a berkeley street. more on what the girl says happened. >> oakland police say that the girl who was found here is in her late teens and they have not said exactly how old she is but her screams certainly woke up this neighborhood. >> it looked like she was completely naked. >> thomas came outside before 6:30 this morning when he heard a woman screaming. >> she yelled someone sprayed her in the eyes with something and shortly after that she yelled someone raped her and she collapsed to the ground and was, like, in shock and yelling and crying. >> screaming woke up several people in berkeley who ran outside to help. >> she was in

nats: ambiance for close to 50 years farm bureau rad in concord has been a truck route connecting willowass road with clayton road a path just slightly over a mile long nats: ambiance however the rules have changed it is no longer a designated truck route in fact the signs are everywhere no trucks over 3 tons allowed now to put things perspective a standard pickup truck can weigh as much as 6 thousand pounds or 3 tons, so commercial trucks like this are to heavy now to make this new rules enforceable there need to be ample signage alerting truck drivers, and it seems the city covered their bases because on willow pass road there are these signs, there are the same signs this simi passed as its about to turn on to farm bureau road the rules does not apply garbage trucks or school buses also delivery trucks are exempt if they are making a local delivery, but the shortcut through residential roads are no longer permitted the city says the trucks have been reeking havoc on the road way and its unsafe for pedestrians nats: ambiance there is a 30 day grace period where concord police will issu

examined the charred shell of the bus up in willows. the bus burst into flames after a fedex truck slammed into it on thursday. it was filled with students and chaperons. the ntsb says there are no signs the truck tried to stop before it hit the bus. >> there's no indication of tire marks from breaking in the median or in the northbound lanes. the bus we were able to actually measure 175 feet of preimpact tire marks. when you subtract, the 30 feet of the bus that gives us 145 feet of tire marks, including evasive maneuvers. >> we have a reporter at that news conference and we'll have a lot more on results tonight at 6:30. >> the chp spoke to a couple this morning whose car was hit by the fedex truck before it slammed into the bus. cbs reporter, tom today spoke to witnesses who are still shaken about what they saw. >> i feel like this town is not going to be quite the same. >> he heard the explosion, saw the fire, and the aftermath. today, john came back to the scene of the crash to pay his respects. a small memorial is now growing along

four lanes blocked off until 5:00 this morning and eastbound and westbound 80 between buchanan and willow is causing a slow down but traffic is slowing smoothly away from the hoffman submit into albany and as we look outside, this is the drive through walnut creek southbound 680 at top speed down to highway 24. >> happening today, the student accused of stabbing a classmate in the neck after she said no to the promise invitation is scheduled to be arraigned. the team will not appear in court, he is locked up in a psychiatric ward. police say that the boy stabbed a fellow classmate to death on friday morning after turning him down for the prom that night. the attorney expected he will be charges as an adult. classes are canceled. >> a day of remembrance in israel. >> people across the country stopped what they were doing as sirens wailed for two minutes, the holocaust remembrance day, the most solemn in the country. many shops and restaurants are closed and tv stations air documentaries abouted holocaust peeturing stories from survivors. >> vatican is not wasting any time making sure that

here in the willow glen neighborhood where crime is on the rise, residents tell me that more cops will definitely help but the mayor is not sure it's the answer. >> if they have extra, then, yeah, it makesense to send them to the area that has more crime. >> as a practical idea, to assume that somehow the sheriff's office has a lot of deputies sitting around looking for work. >> the plan would only be up for two years. the force has 500 fewer officers than it did in 2007. san jose has had a problem with recruiting cadets and with officers leaving. they've had layoffs and resignations that may look unattractive to job candidates and officers. i'll show you a resident who thinks that the response time by police officers is so bad it's not reporting some crime at 6:00. >> thank you. . >>> we have some developing news about the incident involving 49er star colin capper neck. they have information that may help capper neck. last week he was aimed at being involved in a suspicious incident involving a woman in his apartment. but the incident report indicates that the woman may have refused t

>> reporter: mike, 10th street at willow is still blocked off here, just before 9:00 a.m. this morning someone came by and started shooting. witnesses say someone in a passing vehicle fired several shots and hit a man standing near the entrance to the sharif market at the corner of 10th and willis streets. soon several officers arrived 0 on the scene. immediately started to interview witnesses and sealing off the air. medics rushed the victim off in the ambulance and took him away. >> our victim was on the street when the shooting occurred. a key to our followup investigation, we had a lot of witnesses who were out. this is a very -- this a very- populated area where we have a -- vehicle traffic and we had a lot of witnesses out. >> reporter: police say the shooting victim, a man in his early 20s was taken to the hospital where he died. i arrived at the shooting shortly after it happened. people were already aware of where the victim was. they told me his name. we won't share that with you right now. the man was well noege. he lived right across the street from the story,

. >> reporter: well, willow glen residents here tell me be weary of numbers that may show that crimes down in san jose. they say they're not even calling 911 in many instances. >> my husband got his car stolen on south third street, and i've had my bike stolen twice. >> reporter: tamara martin has felt the effects of a smaller

. >> during world war ii, the willow run plant in michigan churned out a b24 bomber every hour. the meal workforce went off to war and women began moving on to the factory floor. forty those workers were employed at its peak, most of them women, including one tapped by hollywood for a film about the war effort at home. she became the working embodiment of the popular poster, rosie the riveter, a symbol of female empowerment that spread across the nation and special icon for the workers at willow run. >> it was my first real job, so it was exciting, and we made good money for them. >> 91-year-old marjorie walters toiled on the lines in the 1940's. she returned to willow run a couple of months ago to take part in the largest gathering of rosies ever, clad in the posters familiar blue jump suits and scarves, for some, the memories came flooding back. >> very exciting, really. i mean, i met people, i enjoyed working here and i really liked rivetting, it was a different type of work and it was fun. >> for decades after the war, this facility, once the world said largest factory, made

detroit is a million dollars shy of the money they need to preserve just a portion of the famous willow run plant. the old ford assembly line where during world war ii they built roughly one b-24 bomber per hour. close to 9,000 of them in all. thousands of women worked in the plant. as the rosy the riveter icon came to symbolize their role in the war effort. thursday is the deadline to save part of the building. for those looking to contribute there's more information tonight on our website and on our facebook page. >>> a big day here in los angeles where our nbc news l.a. bureau is officially part of the brokaw news center. today our new headquarters on the universal lot was dedicated for the 23 year veteran of this broadcast who started as a local anchor and correspondent here in l.a. in 1965. it was a day of tributes capped off by tom himself thanking his co-workers and family for all the miles traveled and the stories covered and for keeping the home front running all the while. >>> when we come back here tonight how a remarkable "nightly news" bureau is changing a young boy's life

our sensors in the east bay and through hercules, you will find lanes blocked all along 80, 4 in willowthe bay bridge toll plaza, things look quiet. so we'll break down your morning commute coming up. >> thank you. >>> it took hours for san jose firefighters to stop the flames that burned three homes. kpix 5 reporter betty yu says a gas meter came between the fire crews and the fire near westgate mall. >> reporter: all they could do was watch as firefighters put out hot spots hours after a three-alarm fire gutted this home torched the cars out front and quickly sp

police called to the corner of 11th and willow streets and found a 20-year-old man several witnesses stayed to talk with mes. officers are accessing video to see if they can identify the suspect or suspects. >> leaders say the public corruption case involving leland yee ask raymond shrimp boy chow is affecting the community at larnl. >> chinese american leaders want the public to know the community was just as shocked as everyone else now they're concerned about comments they've heard and read. comments that are offensive to them. >> they say the corruption and gang scandal has cast a dark shadow over a community. >> the level of virulence is troubling. >> we've got to cool it on stereo typing going on. >> organizations should not be wrapped up into the discussion of shrimp boy or leland yee or gang warfare. >> they say all of the publicity stirred up old stereo types. and secret societies. >> that stuff got cleaned up a whiles back. >> you heard it before, and now, again. >> is chinatown that bad? did leland control things? >> point of fact suspended senator is from the western dist

willow wheel and use this yet on that. our countrymen year supporters of french and english in world war one in the morning the coming season with the gpu. we're here to remember him in more than one meal today. choose. tony and home. issue one income. on the tens of thousands of chinese workers came in trains like this from the port town of you often they worked in munitions factories should be ours. and even as farmers in the fields dominique canon law is a journalist for local news he's been tracing this story for twenty five years. few people had ever heard about the fate of the chinese laborers in this remote part of france whatever the case they were told this was the kind of volunteer service abroad. i don't think they imagined that it would be like it was hard work and familiar surroundings the climate hold it together i think they were startled by what awaited them. these into reading twenty nine there was a chinese camp on these fields next to the village of nowhere this email. witnesses who have since died told