even looked up at sky 7 hd overhead to rub his arm at times which may have been been scraped as a result of the overturning vehicle. that s when officers handcuffed him and arrested him ending a pursuit that lasted about an hour and involved about 70 miles of driving around the bay. the speed was greater from 80 to 95. he was using the center median the entire time. it looked like his vehicle, he lost the front and rear axle. had no control or steering mechanism and lost control as he was traveling to the center median. the driver is now in the hospital being treated for his injuries. the chp tells us he s facing felony charges for what he did today causing a pursuit that went all the way around the bay or nearly around the bay down the east pay, 680 and up the 280 up the peninsula and we ll, of course, have more details as we get them including the identity of the driver as soon as that information is released. we re live in los altos hills david louie, abc 7 news. inc
consider different from you. and we thought it s best to, you know, implement a curriculum that will educate them and actually met with derek wednesday. and i got a lot of great feedback from him. and, you know, at first i even made a mistake. we were so used to in high school to learning that these young people are called special education, and derek, you know, corrected me. i was so happy he did because we want to make sure we re making everything correct in our draft once we present it to the board of supervisors that we have everything correct. and i have some copies. i don t know if i handed to you guys yet. so, it really is just a draft and it s just talking about how we want this to be implemented. we do have some student advisory councilmembers in our committee. so, they get to they re going to be able to present this to the board of education while we present it to the board of supervisors, urging them to, you know, pass this. we just think that this, even though
that we start thinking about a discussion of some kind of city-wide initiative, city-wide activities about this. maybe we think about announcing it as a very special day. maybe it s a very special week. there s a lot to talk about. i think all ages would be interested in this, as cathy mentioned, a lot of us don t know about this. even people who are living here in spite of how high profile all the activities were. we were thinking that we can involve many other, you know, activists and artists in the community, access dance and bus buddies and the a-d-a and how it impacted people with aids and so on and have resource fairs. my main point is that i think we can perhaps start thinking about this as a real opportunity to educate and inspire people and this doesn t happen too often. and maybe this puts all of your experience i already mentioned we were thinking about that. we d love to sub poderth and have a seat at the table when you start planning because, you know, people w
had a three-day exercise where we practiced alert and evacuation and notification, then disaster response, and then after that long-term planning for recovery. and joanna fraguli played a very important role on behalf of the mayor s office on disability because she was embedded in the joint information senterra long with our interpreter, our american sign language interpreter jennifer mantle who worked with the public information officers to make sure that effective communication that would reach really the entire community was a big part of how the information officers would plan their proceedings. they helped the joint information center create very simple messages that could be easily understood by all of us. i think my best example that joanna shared with us is that they started to give an evacuation out warning that said if you live at leavenworth or if you live west of this block and you need to travel four blocks southwesterly to get out of the inundation zone, reall
work,. 1979, i started working at the [speaker not understood] ~ colony, arkansas for kid with disabilities. when you get your printout, you ll see a work history [speaker not understood] from 79-2006 at the san francisco jazz [speaker not understood] local 2 ballpark. i look at all those years, it s almost 30 years, will be 30 years in 2009. when i look at your work and when you cannot be respected in disability or been a disabled person and other in this world go, when they took over that building and when you mentioned glide, i have glide on me, i have black panthers on me. it makes me feel a sense that when i find that glide church was once a publishing company, they printed a book called [speaker not understood] the land grab in the city. and, so, i know today i m right where i need to be. i ve always knew i m a humanitarian. i was born in the month of may. and i know that our purpose in life is to up lift the human spirit and the human ability in this country. and toda