for minor injuries there. let s check in with anser hassan. he s been following this story since it broke. for quite some time, it shut down traffic on i-880 in hayward. this just tragic news on christmas. reporter: that s right, laura. especially having to notify the wife on christmas morning. what we ve learned, as you reported, the man killed in last night s accident was this man. as you mentioned he just joined the chp force one year and four months ago. he was just 33 years old. he grew up in tracy. he leaves behind a wife and three young children. his partner, jonathan well as kwez the officers were parked on the shoulder of southbound 880 in hayward. they were looking for impaired drivers as part of chp s maximum enforcement period and that s when they were hit behind by a driver who slammed into the back of their patrol car. chp says the driver was driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs and that he was speeding. they say that driver was a 22-year-old m
street when the suspect came up her, threatening to shoot her, and he led her to the area of leffords place where he put his fingers down her throat and sexual assaulted her down an outdoor staircase. she was sexually assaulted and left with two broken teeth. anyone who recognizes the man should call the nypd. janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. in indonesia, rescue teams have reached the crash site where a plane went down over the weekend. all 54 people on board were found. it lost traffic with air traffic controllers 30 minutes after takeoff. no word on the cause of the crash. the death toll has topped 20. another 140 people were wounded in what is being called the country s worst ever attack. there s been no claim of responsibility, but thailand s prime minister said investigators are closer to figuring out who is to blame. the explosion hit the central part of the city during the evening rush hour. time for traffic and weather on the 2s. john, good morning. hi, chris, ma
it no longer becomes a challenge. announcer: but first: kennan: so, the first time i looked at his resume, i was like, whoa, who is this guy? announcer: a stanford professor heads across the bay, looking to prove a point, and ends up finding a partner in crime. sam savage: first time i walked through his classroom, it was like we d been teaching for 3 years. i just, i don t know how to describe it. announcer: here s nbc bay area s garvin thomas. garvin thomas: thank you so much for joining us. you could easily make a quick list of all the ways in which kennan scott and sam savage are different. what they share, though, is a love of teaching, and that is benefiting more than just their students. sam: most people don t understand, like, how long this really takes. garvin: dr. sam savage is an expert in the field of uncertainty and risk. sam: i quoted that thing that you had written in a garvin: a stanford adjunct professor who corporate managers and utility executives seek o
go heading north across the bridge. 53 degrees. temperatures aren t going to change much today as mist begins to fall outside right now in san francisco. we ll see rain spreading from the north bay across san francisco eventually reaching san jose as we head into the afternoon spot quick check here on the satellite radar shows you the rain beginning to pluf ashore so hour by hour cloud cover for most of the day and rain picking up around mid-afternoon into the evening. hour by hour you can see lighter rain moving out of the north bay and as we head into the evening, 8:00 that looks to be the main event. all the blew you see on the map would indicate less than a quart inch of rain. so the clouds will keep our temperatures down. 70 forecast say complete u turn ahead as temperatures sky rocket higher. we ll look at that seven-day forecast in about 15 minutes. all right. thank you. we have some breaking news ta we want to get you caught up on in just a moment, but we want to yo
and that is benefiting more than just their students. sam: most people don t understand, like, how long this really takes. garvin: dr. sam savage is an expert in the field of uncertainty and risk. sam: i quoted that thing that you had written in a garvin: a stanford adjunct professor who corporate managers and utility executives seek out to learn ways to make their companies smarter and safer. sam: and you ve got all these extreme views. garvin: it s a complex field that sam tell his audience he s discovered a simple way to teach, so simple, 8th graders could learn it. and how does sam know? sam: hey, kids. garvin: well, he s done it. just a few months ago, sam made his first visit to west oakland middle school. sam: how do you add uncertain numbers together? garvin: he went there to prove his point. he ended up finding a partner in crime. sam: first time i walked through his classroom, it was like we d been teaching together for 3 years. i just, i don t know how to describe