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the action cam is on the scene of a water main break and resulting sinkhole blocking bradford at winchester and woodward. the gray minivan is partially in the sinkhole. stick with the boulevard as the alternates. media, eastbound lanes of baltimore pike are shut down. stick with the route 1 media bypass. and crash allentown road here kieser road. >> let's head outside to meteorologist karen rogers and get the latest from accuweather. >> reporter: it's feeling warm and humid, this afternoon it will be a warm one. let's check the numbers, 73 degrees right now in

the collision caused major delays as you can imagine on the winchester line. the train was not able to stop in time. >> we are relying on the san jose police department top conduct the investigation. we as part of our normal procedure will take the operator for testing and we will impound the train. >> reporter: the victim is the second person to die at this intersection. in january, a 14-year-old girl was hit and killed by a light rail train as she biked to school. people left candles and signs at the crossing. and back here live at this train stop, you can see that people have begun to put a candle and, beside it you can't see it, a bunch of flowers also for this victim. and the name of that man has still not been released. we should know later today the identity of the man. the dog is okay. we're told that the owner feels really bad about what happened. live in san jose, na net miranda, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> now to a developing story in iraq. secretary of state john kerry arrived in iraq this morning in hopes of bringing the country back fro

property owners want to raze all the winchester domes and redevelop the dome. many hope it now can be included in the new development. >>> mayor lee says san francisco voters will decide in november whether to raise the minimum wage in the city. the plan would raise the minimum wage in stages beginning with $12.25 an hour bay may 2015. it would go up each year after that ending at $15 an hour by july 2018. san francisco currently has the nation's highest minimum wage, $10.74 an hour. >>> defense secretary chuck hagel is defending the obama administration's decision to release five guantanomo bay detainees in exchange for army sergeant bowe bergdahl. >> i want to make one fundamental point: i would never sign any do you mean or make any agreement, agree to any decision, that i did not feel was in the best interests of this country. nor would the president of the united states, who made the final decision with the full supporter of his national security team. >> hagel said there was no time to inform congress about the deal to free bergdahl. republicans and democ

. >> it was a 12-gauge winchester pump shotgun.d masking tape around the handle of the barrel. >> that masking tape was of the same color and the same width as the masking tape that was wrapped around the homemade silencer device left at the crime scene. >> also, it had the serial number scratched off. >> my initial impression was we're never going to get these numbers up. and if we do, we might get one or two at best. >> the stillwater river bridge was just nine miles from the crime scene. about a half mile downstream, police discovered a black plastic bag that had floated down the river and become caught in some overhanging branches. >> it only makes sense, if the guy is going to throw the shotgun in the river, he's going to throw the other forensic evidence in the river. >> inside police found a pair of latex gloves, two spent shotgun shells, a green hunting jumpsuit and quilts material similar to the stuffing for the homemade silencer. >> we also found other items of clothing in addition to a stocking mask that appeared to have

. >> train was traveling southbound toward winchester. and there was someone in the right of way, and the train was not able to stop in time and struck the person. >> reporter: as part of the normal procedure protocol, the train operate will be tested and the train itself is impounded until investigators release it. it's unclear if the winchester line will be affected for this morning's commute. we'll definitely keep you posted. live in san jose, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. >>>. >> now the victim is the second person to diet at that the intersection. in january, 14-year-old danica garcia was hit and killed by a light rail train as she piked to -- biked to school. people left flowers and candles for the girl. >>> deadly plane crash in livermore. sheriff's deputies say 63-year-old jerry parker died when he jumped out of his plane right before it crashed. the plane took off from livermore municipal airport just before 5:00 saturday. witnesses say a few minutes later the plane caught fire and went down. the crash started a bru

toward winchester. there was someone in the right of way and the train was not able to stop in time and struck the person. >> reporter: police tell us they do believe that that victim was a male. they cannot tell us how old he was. and again, they say they believe he was hit while trying to chase after his dog. reporting live -- and i did want to also mention that this is not the first time that there has been an accident in this area. in january of this year a 14-year-old girl on her bicycle was struck and killed in this same area. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nba bay area news. >>> just into our newsroom as well, officials identified the pilot killed when his plane went down in the east bay yesterday. 63-year-old jerry park from livermore was killed when he jumped out of the plane that was just about to crash. the plane took off from livermore municipal airport just before 5:00 on saturday. witnesses say a few minutes later that plane caught fire and went down. the crash sparked a brush

it caused major delays overnight on the winchester line. this morning they appear to be back on track. last night's train was not able to stop in time. >> we are relying on the san jose police department to conduct the investigation. we as part of our normal procedure will take the operator for testing, and we will impound the train. >> reporter: the victim is the second person to die at this intersection. in january, 14-year-old danica garcia was hit and killed by a light rail as she biked to school. people left candles and signs at the crossing at that time. and back here live, the same is being done here, candles and flowers are set up to remember the victim. the man's identity has not been released yet, but near this memorial, look up at the sign here, there's a sign that warns people to look both ways before crossing and of course sometimes whp you're chasing after a dog, you just can't see those. meanwhile, that dog is okay, the owner of that dog is saying to friend around here that she just feels really bad that she had this man walk

it's friday the 13 of course considered unlucky day by some as the mysterious winchester mystery housesan jose. numbers really special meaning. 13 bedrooms. 13 fireplaces 13 bathroom. 13 steps on the stairs. the widow of william winchester was observed with the number and kept making addition to the house until she died. curator of the mansion giving flashlight tours through 12:30. if never been it's kind of fun. >> taking a live look outside from our roof cam are you can see full moon tonight it's rare to have one on friday the 13. doesn't happen for 14 years and won't happen again u49. if those 2 2 coincidence rare enough. always chance the sun will give off solar flare. nasa seen several this week and will see some moreover the next few hours. you probably will not notice them certainly to the naked eye unless they have satellite communication then able to tell perhaps something is going on. 93 million miles away from the sun. one last check on the weather. spencer here. see plenty of sun this weekend. >> we will indeed. great sunny weekend for father's day. start with live doppler

i would like to mention john winchester's how to speak money. a wonderful model is that when he is not writing novels he's interesting about capitalism, money and this is going to be a lively account of capitalism. >> we have been talking here on booktv with drake mcfeely the publisher of w.w. norton & company. thank you sir. >> thank you. hillary clinton's latest book "hard choices." recently booktv was in new york at the book book publishers offices to talk with some of the people involved in the production of the book. >> i've been totally involved in this world of books actually. i am not the one publishing, the official publisher of the current book but i've been involved in the process all along. way back when chu is in the white house when we first went down there to persuade her to publish a book which became it takes a village her first book you know i was there trying to help convince her to do so and i've been involved in every single one of her publications. i am not the editor because that's not my core strength. but i watch over th

winchester mystery house will come alive in honor of the home's creator.hat tower bell will be rung 13 times today, friday the 13th to pay tribute to sarah winchester who believes 13 was very special number. special spooky flashlight tour is already sold out. have you been there? >> i've never been there, have you? >> it is a little spooky. >> not only have i been there but i did the flashlight tour on halloween night. i'm not afraid of no ghosts. no, i do. i do. you know, it's not snakes that scare me but it's people that scare me. let's take you outside and show you what we're working with. of course, we do cover the news every day, so, we're covering a lot of the bad stuff. but you know what, i'm still an optimist in life. here in the bay area we have it well off. i can tell you this weekend in particular, you're going to be happy that you live here because temperatures really comfortable, once again. we are the envy of the entire nation because it's not going to be too hot here like that camera shot kind of was. 57 degrees for mountain view. as we get

when he did not see or hear the oncoming winchester train. despite the loud bells, the warning signs to look both ways, and even more signs indicating that trains have no horn, a second person in six months has been killed by a vta light rail train. both happened at the very same intersection of southwest expressway and stokes street near the bascom station. >> there's always a warning sign. i don't know why, what's happening, what's going on, why people are getting killed at this location. >> reporter: investigators are puzzled, too. they're spending much of the day figuring out if there is anything more they can do. police say the man killed sunday night may have been chasing after a dog. the victim's friend says he was walking a neighbor's pet and that perhaps a brain injure free a previous accident slowed his response time. his apartment is just a few yards from the train tracks. >> we're constantly taking stock of the entire system to make sure that it's safe and make sure that if there's anything we can do to make it safer, we'll do tha

you don't get history lessons like this at george rogers clark high in winchester said montana palmerespect for someone who lays down their life for people they don't even know, then i don't know what kind of respect that we can give people. ♪ i wonder if you care >> reporter: charlie wilson got plenty of respect here honored at a commemoration attended by thousands. >> thank you. we will never forget. [ applause ] >> i didn't think i deserved it really. all veterans are my heroes. i'd still go back today if i had to because i -- are there any kids around here? i can still kick butt if i had to. >> reporter: like he did then. mark phillips, cbs news on utah beach. if i had to. >> reporter: like he did then. mark phillips, cbs news on utah beach. you look& and feel. and benefiber is so easy, you can feel free to add it to everything you love. and that's clearly fabulous. benefiber. clearly healthy. see benefiber work and save on facebook. are you about to spend that on paper towels? mom: well, i use bounty... kerri: ooo! use sparkle®... it's just right for cleaning up everyday little m

you don't get history lessons like this at george rogers clark high in winchester, said montanna palmert to someone who was willing to lay down their life for people they don't even know, then i don't know what kind of respect that we can give people. people. ♪ ♪ i wonder if you care ♪ >> reporter: charlie wilson got plenty of respect here, honored at a commemoration attended by thousands. >> thank you. we will never forget. ( cheers and applause ) >> i didn't think i deserved it, really. all veterans are my heroes. i would still go back today if i had to, because i can still-- any kids around here-- i could still kick butt if i had to. >> reporter: like he did then. mark phillips, cbs news, on utah beach. >> dubois: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for scott pelley, i'm maurice dubois. thanks for joining us. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> candidates duke it out in the primary elections some spending hundreds of thousands of dollars. but big money di

maintaining the winchester national cemetery is a way for ricardo to pay respect to those who came before him. >> it makes me as a veteran feel honored to be able to serve these individuals who have given their lives to us. and i may not -- i don't even know them. >> currently, about a third of the workforce are veterans. and kevin says army strong isn't just a recruiting slogan. it's a way to know that those employees will also be company strong. >> i like hiring veterans because i know, if you lay out the mission, you tell them where we're going to be, at the end of the day we're going to get there. especially working in these cemeteries. they take ownership o f that. they feel like, hey -- >> kevin starts with calls out to local veteran officers. the organizations help connect knight solutions with people in their networks that may be a good fit. those candidates are then interviewed and some are chosen for the job. >> once they come back home, you know, they're looking not for a hand out, but a hand up. they're looking for someone that's an employer that will understand, you know, i'v

. >> this happened before on the other street, winchester avenue. >> that's just one block over. hbs were called as the breane year. water main breaks not unusual in philadelphia. still, this one caught these me >> an old city. everything pretty old, you know. so i guess they had to be replaced. >> crews tell me what helped in this situation is the way the road is situated. the water was able to flow down bradford street away from people's homes. we're actually only a fewck feek. nbc 10 news. >>> a lot of breaking news to tell you about this morning. just within the past ten minutes, we've learned police made an arrest in a double stabbing, philadelphia's olney neighborhood. 18-year-old anthony waters stabbed to people at a home on north 4th street. officers say he broke into their home to steal their car before he stabbed them. the victims are both at einstein hospital in critical condition. >> it is warm out there this morning. we could see temperatures today hit the 90 degree mark. a live look now at the skyline of center city, philadelphia. >> one of the best places to beat t

sherman scores decisive victories -- winchester, fishers hill. he gets to ride his horse all the way back. remember that tree stump, bloody angle? stuffed horsean's looking very still. i have no idea why civil war generals liked to stuff their horses. i have seen enough of them by now. , who just has his head on display. but sherman and sheridan's victories, which capture positive -- popular imagination and assure lincoln's reelection is made possible, by grant neutralizing lee. lee is the only guy who could turn the tables for the confederacy. if you take lee out, you have sacrificed yourself. this is suggested to open other receiving -- what using maynard to open other receiving opportunities, you can let others do the stuff that you get attention for. in the end, if you get what you want to do -- this is what people forget about grant's campaign in 1864. grant is the general in chief. it is all his campaign. virginia is just a part of it. he does not care whether it is georgia, ornia or even outside nashville, tennessee. he just cares that it

the company says the plan would preserve the building on winchester boulevard right across from santana row. however, federal realty would not go into detail. earlier this week, you might remember the city council designated the theater as a city landmark. >>> it is the day soccer fans worldwide have been waiting for for the past four years. opening day of the world cup in brazil. we have a look at the stadium where brazil will pay the first game of the competition against croatia. the arena will also play host to the opening ceremony. nice start to the day. >>> play a role in the opening ceremony. during the eventd a paramrpuliec will take the first kick. part of the team that developed that technology. >> that's pretty amazing. look how far we've come. very cool. >>> as for the competition itself, an uphill battle for the u.s. national team too, say the least. >> look at how bad this could be for them, for starters. the group that team usa is in is called the group of death. germany ranked number two in the world, portugal ranked number four and ghana has eliminated team usa from the

the original dome on winchester boulevard closed in march after 50 years.he owners want to raze all the theater and redevelop the land. but locals and architecture buffs want to preserve the original. meanwhile, the national park service is expected to decide next week whether to declare the theater a national historic place. >>> time now is 6:39. california chrome doesn't take home the triple crown and the horse's co-owner isn't taking the loss in stride. the latest comments and backlash. >> and the market opened up about ten minutes ago. what a week last week. out of the gate? positive territory. another new record. coming up we'll crunch the numbers much more with jason brooks. stay with us. >> on this monday morning, i know i woke up with some pretty itchy eyes so i was prized so tee -- surprised to see the pollen count is kind of actually on the medium side today but with the air quality and warm temperatures expect it to cause you problems. throughout the week. the full pinpoint forecast still straight ahead ahead-- ahead. heat shields are compromised

i think he was testing me. 30shows me the shotgun, a ought six and 83030 winchester rifle. he said i could have them all. the executive director about this and he said you cannot do that, and i said i am already doing it. you find in the responses, and this is what really started to engage me, i said the story is that people really don't know int people are thinking these situations with guns. how are the people responding to the founding's to a deacons for the defense of justice? me to be ato movement story that is not the whole story, not most of the story, but how do they respond? that seemed to me to be important, a piece of the story that has been left out of the history, and needs to be asked lord if you want to get deeper if youanding -- explored want to get deeper understanding. what i'm doing is the best i can to provide a deeper understanding of the movement. there, i went on longer than i should have. i get caught up in these stories. and i i can talk -- rex can talk./ thank you. [applause] >> the first question i want to ask is where were you, how did you come u

a town of winchester, west of where we are now, changes hands a number of times over the course of the civil war. right before the third battle, a confederate general gives a kind of pep talk to his men, saying we're going to continue to fight. he says a lot of things, saying we're fighting in the defense of homes and family, fighting to justify the sacrifices that our grandfathers and great grandfathers may, fighting to protect our southern way of life, fighting to demonstrate that we are honorable men. then he pulled out his pistol and threatens to "personally blow the brains out of the first man who steps out of line." so you have kind of a nice series of things that might keep you fighting. there is a carrot and a stick. what we do not like to think about in the united states is that coercion, compelling people to fight, is a very powerful motivator. it is not used as much in american armies as in many other armies, but that does not mean it is not used. in fact, in the 19th century, that is a very common understanding. in europe, for example, a great general says that an effective

the action cam is on the scene of a water main break and resulting sinkhole blocking bradford at winchestergray minivan is partially in the sinkhole. stick with the boulevard as the alternates. media, eastbound lanes of baltimore pike are shut down. stick with the route 1 media bypass. and crash allentown road here kieser road. >> let's head outside to meteorologist karen rogers and get the latest from accuweather. >> reporter: it's feeling warm and humid, this afternoon it will be a warm one. let's check the numbers, 73 degrees right now in philadelphia. even along the coastline not getting a break in the low 70s. low 70s in the lehigh valley. a quick look at the accuweather forecast. warm, 88. clouds and sunshine, chance of a spotty shower later today, tomorrow less humid, 84. chance for a shower friday night. looking >>> i believe that we will win. good morning, america. usa. usa. >> still flapping those wings. so many getting riled up for the big game today. will all work in the country come to a halt? will it? will ferrell hopes so. wait until you see the sick note from the coach of te

. >> this is " the dallas morning news" -- let's get one more call from winchester, idaho. this is patty on the republican mine. thank you. the first step to fixing immigration is to secure our border. canout secure borders there be no immigration policy because you cannot enforce it without a closed border. until the border is secure, we cannot have an immigration policy until it is secure him and nothing will stop. it is disingenuous when the kids to stand there. he has to work with congress and stansberry talks about republicans need to do this and that. he needs to talk to mr. reid in the senate and let him bring this to the floor. would havepeople really. until that is fixed, there cannot be immigration policy. thehe president making comment. not back until next tuesday. you can continue the conversation always online. asking so the president take it action on executive immigration. the president expected to name ofert donald, ceo colgate-palmolive to head the veterans affairs department. later on tonight, a look at the rapidly growing e-cigarette industry. portions of

the original dome on winchester boulevard closed in march after 50 years.♪ ♪ ♪ thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. >>> good morning. heading to the bay bridge toll plaza, you'll be waiting for a good half hour or so just to get on the bay bridge. the metering lights are turned on at 5:45. and we're starting to see some delays around the berkeley curve as you come along the eastshore freeway and westbound 580 jammed through the 24 interchange. san mateo bridge starting to slow as well from the san mateo bridge toll plaza and all along the flat section of the span on westbound 92. looks good. foggy across the golden gate. 10-minute delays on the daly city bart line. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." here's lawrence. >>> all right. some patchy fog around the bay area this morning. the sea breeze heads back. looks like going to be sticking around for the next couple of days. clouds over san francisco,

but what we do know is the southbound winchester train was going about 40 miles an hour last the nightround 9:00. that's typical speed according to vta. after the accident, the train was take on a vta railroad where it's being looked at by san jose police for this investigation. again, unfortunately, this is the second deadly pedestrian fatality at this same intersection this year. >> at the time of the accident, all of the crossing arms were down and the -- the bells were going off. we did have a pedestrian crossing arm there as well. >> reporter: back in mid- january, 14-year-old danica tyler garcia was hit by a vta light rail train. that incident happening at the same incident at 7:40. the freshman was riding her bike on her way to school. san jose police continue to investigate what happened. we understand as well that about 25 people were on board. there were no injuries. as you can see, again, a vta light rail train making its way down here according to vta, this crossing arm as well as the pedestrian crossing arm were working at the time of the-- of the accident. we'll keep you

when he did not see or hear the oncoming winchester train.