It was more like an out of body experience. My body just moved, my brain told it what to do. And td. A man being hailed as a hero tells us how he helpedwounded. And were getting more stories. They were beautiful children. We begin our coverage with lisa amin gulezian, who is live in gilroy. Reporter more than 100 people were here at a vigil in gilroy. They cried, they lit candles and held hands, all because of what happened just two nights ago. Stephen romero, Keyla Salazar, and trevor irby. Their lives were cut short. Sunday evening, their familys lives were changed forever. Reporter a moment of silence for the lives lost in sundays shooting at the garlic festival. Those here wear shirts saying gilroy strong, because deep down, theyre trying to be. Its very hard. I wish no one would ever have to suffer the pain of what a small town shooting like that would feel like. Ast place you expect it. Reporter we spoke with these two who saw the suspect shooting. He was selling us he saw a kid
Pulls out of a shopping center, and in the pass injure seat an infant carrier covered. A sad end to what started as a call from a business about a woman spotted behind the commercial building. There was also a call that this woman was with two infants who appeared to be recently birthed. Reporter the First Arriving officer found two newborns but no mother. He recognized both infants appeared in distress. Reporter the officer performed lifesaving measures along with fire paramedics, but only one of the newborns responded. Unfortunately the other infant was already deceased and died on scene. Theres nothing the officer or fire personnel could do. Reporter new calls came in about a woman bleeding about a ten minute walk away. Police detained her and got her to a hospital for treatment. The surviving infant was hospitalized too. He had a competent crew there to handle the situation. Reporter a tough call even for veteran paramedics, and especially since state law allows babies to be surren
People have told us they want. The democrats seemed united on gun policy, but differences emerged on other topics. Good evening, im julie haener. Im andre senior in for frank. We saw more policy splits tonight as the moderate candidates sought to distance themselves from the more progressive. Paul chambers is here. Andre, julie, very interesting. Tonights ten candidates were a mix of progressives and centrists to different approaches to issues such as Climate Change and immigration. Bernie sanders and Elizabeth Warren were the focus in a controlled debate as they suggested free college and medicare for all. Mayor Pete Buttigieg, an afghanistan vet, pledged to pull troops from afghanistan if elected. For many this may be the last time to debate on a national stage. Reporter the second round of democratic debates took place in detroit, michigan. Night one centered around two of the candidates in the group Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. Some of their opponents came out swinging. Las
Definitely expect to see a little bit of a slowdown there. Also the metering lights have been on since 5 20 but noticed building traffic earlier bay bridge westbound 80 toward the bay bridge looking at 13 minutes. Look at the busy trivalley once again, westbound 580 from grant line road to 680 from about 14 minutes to 24 minutes so that gives you an idea where we stand at now. Ill have another look at that traffic coming up in a bit. Thanks, vianey. The second round of democratic debates half way done. Ten president ial candidates appeared on stage last night in detroit, taking on several issues. Ten more are up tonight including former Vice President joe biden and senator kamala harris, and if you did not watch last night, were breaking down the top molts. Today in the bays tracie potts is live from washington with a recap for us. Tracie . Hi, marcus, good morning. Good morning, everyone. Those top moments included the progressives versus the moderates. The progressives Bernie Sanders
It was more like an out of body experience. My body just moved, my brain told it what to do. And thats what i did. A man being hailed as a hero tells us how he helpedwounded. And were getting more stories. They were beautiful children. We begin our coverage with lisa amin gulezian, who is live in gilroy. Reporter more than 100 people were here at a vigil in gilroy. They cried, they lit candles and held hands, all because of what happened just two nights ago. Stephen romero, Keyla Salazar, and trevor irby. Their lives were cut short. Sunday evening, their familys lives were changed forever. Reporter a moment of silence for the lives lost in sundays shooting at the garlic festival. Those here wear shirts saying gilroy strong, because deep down, theyre trying to be. Its very hard. I wish no one would ever have to suffer the pain of what a small town shooting like that would feel like. The last place you expect it. Reporter we spoke with these two who saw the suspect shooting. He was selli