welcome to the early show here on a wednesday morning. sun come up. i m chris wragge. i m erica hill. good to have you with us this morning. no resolution in washington this morning. things were looking great in washington right now if you like indecision, constant bickering and stale mates. let s not forget the politicking. house speaker john boehner postponed a vote on his debt limit plan. that in order to add more spending cuts demanded by other republicans. also after the budget office found that it didn t quite add up as he had expected. as the bickering continues in washington the throw them all out sentiment seems to be growing across the country. cbs news congressional correspondent nancy cordes has the latest this morning on the flood of reaction, shall we say, coming into capitol hill. nancy, good morning. reporter: flood is a good word to describe it. good morning. welcome back, erica. at one point yesterday, about 40,000 calls an hour coming into congr
minutes at speeds about 75 miles an hour. eventually, he did attempt to exit but was going so fast when he tried to exit at 29th avenue, he crashed into an area just under the underpass. he was ejected from the vehicle. he was taken to highland hospital and died shortly thereafter. healthcare hack has been investigating chp has been investigating the scene and thinks the driver may have been under the influence because they found open containers in the car and smelled alcohol inside his vehicle. in light of this accident, oakland chp officer sam morgan has a reminder to drivers. we always tell individuals whenever you see the emergency lights on a patrol car law enforcement vehicle the drive is compelled by law to stop and yield to the authority of the officer. this type incident could have been avoided had that driver yielded and still be alive today. reporter: chp has given a tentative identification for the victim. they say he was a 19-year-old hispanic man from oakl
mackey showed any expression. but they were found guilty. inside court tears were visible in the eyes of baley s family. i was very tearful. but i was just, like i said i am just glad it s over and now chauncey can rest. reporter: bey stared ahead as the verdicts were read. i think he s a little stunned but he s holding on. reporter: bey s attorney says he plans to appeal. it s always disappointing when your position doesn t prevail. reporter: base codefendant mackey also had no visible reaction. he was convicted of first degree murder for driving the get away van. the jury was hung on whether mackey had a role. an appeal will be the next step. justice has been done. justice has been done. yeah. and yay. reporter: bey and mackey due back in court for resentencing. coming up at 6:00, the prosecution s big gamble in this case. reporting live in oakland, rob roth. from rob let s go to rita williams with community reaction to this closely watched case, rita.
released. the oakland protest will begin here at the bart station and that will take place sunday afternoon. the oakland police indicate that they will add additional officers, and they will try to facilitate any peaceful protest. officials and the mayor have not commented on this at this time. in the meantime, grants uncle says that the family is outrage over his early release. he served actually a little less than half of this sentence, for the judge, judge perry to throw the meeting of our sentencing out which was the gun enhancement, and giving him the right to give him this is double time credit for a day served, was really a slap in the face. his uncle says that his nephew supporters will hold rallies and protests in los angeles and oakland this weekend prior to his release. back here in the bay area, there are local plans for rallies on sunday. businesses are getting ready to deal with that reality. in oakland, businesses are already making plans in response to
journalists have a job. they shouldn t be squashed in what they are trying to do. that s what they were trying to do with chauncey. it should never happen. it s the only way the truth gets out. reporter: both men face a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. allen, that sentencing hearing is scheduled for next month. all right, joe vazquez in oakland, thank you. a public memorial service is under way right now for a baby murdered in east palo alto. friends, family and strangers are gathering at a redwood city chapel to remember 3-month-old jesus jimenez garcia. police say it was a case of mistaken identity. a teen has been charged with murder as an adult. a second service is planned north baby in menlo park tomorrow. the former bart cop who killed oscar grant will be a free man on monday. former bart officer johannes mehserle is set to be released after less than a year in jail for shooting grant in the back. anne makovec on how grant s family