chp says three people were killed, including two brothers, and you can see a live camera near pleasanton, knot of castlewood drive, and the crash itself happened just after 10:00 last night, and here we are 7 hours later, emergency crews on the scene, and the road is still closed. we know the car slammed into the power pole and a tree. chp says in all, five teenagers, five boys and one girl in the car. three teenagers were killed, and the others were rushed to the hospital. we have alyssa harrington on the breaking news. we will bring her in as soon as we can in the newscast. a child is in the hospital this morning and recovering after being shot outside of his home on christmas eve. bullets hitting other home in the neighborhood as well. andre spoke to the family who said they found themselves dodging bullets in their own house. reporter: at a time when loved ones are coming together for christmas, families in one vallejo neighborhood found themselves terrified. kendrah
deaths nationwide associated with e-cigarettes. amlast ur in california since gatherg d of da. o a fewys prested ecy es to acute respiratory distress syndrome. was placed on a breathing machine. sent to the icu and succumbed within 24 hours. the centers for disease control and prevention recently reported that there seems to be a common denominator in most of the cases. samples were taken from 29 patients and found vitamin e acetate in all of them. vitamin e is used as an additive. we have over ten samples of product that she was using and we re working with the california department of public health and cdc to test those samples to know exactly what the chemicals were in them. reporter: in september, marin county public health sent out warnings asking that people stop using e-cigarettes. that office says that one in three marin county high school nis reported o a regular basis. we know that in talking with her family that she had started vaping six months ago. and
coast. they ll be breezy at times elsewhere. temperatures in the low 60s by noontime. not bad, but cool on the coast. mid 50s. and by the afternoon, we re still dry, numbers in the low 70s in the warmest locations. a good five to seven degrees cooler than yesterday. we re tracking a cold front moving through the bay area for your monday. i ll have that coming up. chris? thank you. in the east bay, dozens of people including infants, children, and adults became sick after being expose today to pepper spray in concord. police were sent to the jungle. that s an indoor play place just after 7:00 last night. officers say the pepper spray was used during a fight involving five to ten young people. they left before police arrived. about 25 to 30 people became sick. some vomitted, others had difficulty breathing. medics treated and released everyone. in east oakland, two people are dead after a hit-and-run crash. it happened just before 7:30 last night at 25th avenue and foothi
the trump campaign knew it would benefit from russia s illegal actions but did not take criminal steps to help moscow. the russian operatives who perpetrated these schemes did not have the cooperation of president trump or the trump campaign. also democrats want to hear directly from robert mueller. he has been asked to testify publicly in the next month. the trump campaign says the tables have turned and it is now to investigate the people who instigated this report. hello. when president trump was told that a special council had been appointed to investigate his campaign s dealings with russia, he slumped into his chair, swore and declared, this is the end of my presidency. that is one of the things we have learned in this massive document, the 448 pages of the mueller report released just three hours ago. despite his initial horror, donald trump was optimistic about the report s findings, declaring in a dramatic tweet, game over. no collusion, no obstruction. the white hou
military. on your screen is the chair of the subcommittee, jackie speer. you ll hear from representatives of advocacy groups and several military justice officials. live coverage here on c-span3. you ve also made important changes to the legal process, so it more closely recement abilities the he the good soldier defense is gone, though one of our witnesses suggests not all planneders are following the law, and survivors don t have to suffer through excruciating article 32 processes that require them to endure up to 48 to 72 hours of cruel cross-examination. s yet asewell rates he main far too high. more service members trust when they report assaults or harassment, but a culture of endemic retaliation and doubt persists. 45% of all students who reported assault suffered from ostracism. too many live in toxic culture characterized by unreleeing harassment and assault. i just think they have tied their own hands by refusing to admit that current efforts are not working. in