hours later the owner discovered the damage to the intersection of shipley and fourth streets. >> wewent to get in the car to go play some tennis in the first thing i noticed was that someone burned a car. and we just walked by it and i thought, shoot, where is my car? and i thought, no, that cannot be my car. and i kind of looked around at the parts. the license plate was here and it was white-collar and, my god, my car is gone. >> about 30 minutes after the first fire, flames also destroyed another tesla model y. it is possible the suspect is aware that electric cars can have big battery fires. the police say only the arsonist can explain his motive. >>> developing this morning. another bay area school district seeing a cash crunch. school leaders in daly city say they need to lease and develop land they own to help fund education opportunities for students and use the city's housing shortage. opponents of the district plans say it comes at a cost. losing a beloved community garden. shawn chitnis reports from daly city, ahead of the city council vote to give this project final appr

surveillance video obtained by kpix caught the arsonist in action near shipley and fourth on saturday morning. the owner told us he found his charred car hours later. >> i thought no, that can't be my car. and then i looked around at the parts that were here. the license plate was here, and it was a white color. i was like oh my god, my car is gone. >> the second car down the block was also torched about half an hour after the first fire. >>> at&t reimbursing customers from their recent outage. people affected will get a $5 credit. at&t says that is the average cost of a full day of service. last thursday tens of thousands of people were left without service for hours. the fcc is still investigating that. liz? >> anne, thank you. >>> meanwhile parts of the bay area are seeing a few showers right now. darren peck is tracking them from our virtual view studio. hey, darren. >> hey, liz. those are fast leaving. so just look at the last three hours. you can see this weak line right here. and we got about .02 inches of rain from the south bay. there's not a lot to it and it's gone. we put i

near the intersection of shipley and fourth streets. nine hours later van wong walked by his own tesla, not knowing it was his. >> we were going to play tennis and the first thing i notice was hey, someone burned a car and we kind of walked by it and then i thought shoot, where's my car? and i said -- and i thought no, that can't be my car and then i kinded looked around at the parts that were here. the license plate was here and it was white color and i was like oh, my god. my car is gone. >> reporter: a witness gave me this video showing the tesla after firefighters put out the fire. flames destroyed the frunk. >> there was a radiator, my license plate, some melted umbrellas and some clothing that i recognized, too. >> reporter: the heat melted the back of a red hyundai parked in front of the tesla and charred a nearby tree. about 30 minutes earlier one block away on bonifacio flames destroyed another tesla model y. >> i smelled something and woke up and then i see this red smoke and then i opened the window and look at it, my god. >>

near the intersection of shipley and fourth streets. nine hours later, van walked by his own tesla, not knowing it was his. >> we were going to go get in the car and play some tennis. first thing i noticed was that, hey, someone burned a car. and we just kind of walked by it. and then we -- i thought, shoot, where's my car? and i said -- and i thought, no, that can't be my car. and then i kind of looked around at the parts that were here. the license plate was here, and it was a white color, and i was like, oh my god, my car is gone. >> reporter: a witness gave me this video, showing the tesla after firefighters put out the fire. flames destroyed the front. >> there was a radiator and there was my license plate. and there was some melted umbrellas and some clothing that i recognized too. >> reporter: the heat melted the back of a red hyundai parked in front of the tesla and charred a nearby tree. about 30 minutes earlier one block away flames also destroyed another tesla model y. >> i smell something, and then i woke up. and then i see

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and smaller on the story lives across live to lead attorney and the founder of muslim legal has been shipley, has on his good. you have you join me now. now in practice, how difficult is it to avoid civilian casualties and strikes similar to this one? the us is now conducting in the middle east. as we saw with israel's bombing and 11 on that managed to take out a. somebody big thing was a militant leader in the middle of love and on there were able to take them out with the precise precision. it isn't easy to avoid blowing up civilians. if you actually care about civilian life problems, the united states as long had a shock and awe approach to the middle east because they simply don't value the lives of brown children. of most, some children are children of palestinian children and therefore the depths of civilians. the murder of civilians in the middle east by the united states is seen as an acceptable casualty of war. it's really horrific. the united states has killed exponentially more civilians in the middle east and they've ever killed anyone that is armed. and even the armed individual

we're joined in the studio by the conservative mp for shipley, philip davies , and for shipley, philip philip i know you know how much abuse mike freer had been receiving. it must to be some extent, a relief that some of the perpetrators of this abuse are , uh, seeing the full force are, uh, seeing the full force of the law . of the law. >> yeah, it's good news. >> yeah, it's good news. >> i mean, it's what mike's had to go through has been abysmal. >> you wouldn't wish it on anybody, to be perfectly honest, in at any rate, the police have >> at any rate, the police have been extremely good in dealing with of threats that mps with issues of threats that mps are faced . are faced. >> we've been very proactive, and this is obviously good news. obviously we don't want to pre—empt any inquiries that they're but i'm sure they're making, but i'm sure it's certainly a step in the right direction. >> it's worth saying he's only been exactly at this been arrested exactly at this stage, so we'll wait to see what happens with the police investigation but does investigation there. but it does seem

the opinion he wrote in the shipley case did not reachhe double jeopardy. >> i took care not to come close to this. [laughter] >> you did sayt a few times. >> how can a defendant be both sane and insane? >> it cannot be. >> it is the principle that we have juries that their decision-making -- in other words, the jury c nullify a particular decision. we d'to back to try to figure out respecto inconsistent across different counts. sort of a time and memorial principle with the respected jury deliberations. >> s that is exactlyhy we propose this looking at the content. what the state cannot do and what it is seeking to do here is look at the contents of t jury 's findings on two different crimes and say we will compare thoseft-the-fact and throw them out. >> how is it differentrom the question to say the defendants both guilty and not guilty then in the next case the jury says the defendant is bothane and not saying. >> the difference is the verdts in the second example are on separate offses. it is no difrent than one of th cases this court has dealt with. >> they come back and say gui

th opinion he wrote in the shipley case did not reachhe double jeopardy. >> i took care not to come close this. [laughter] >> you did s it a few times. >> how can a defendant be both sane and insane? >> it cannot be. >> it is the principle that we have juries that their decision-makg -- in other words, the jury can nullify a particular decision. d't go back to try to figure out rescto inconsistent across different counts. sort of a time and memorial principle with the respected jury deliberations. >> s. that is exactlyhy we propose this looking at the content. what the state cannot do a what it is seeking to do here is look at the contents of the jury 's findings on two different crimes and say we will compare thefter-the-fact and throw them out. >> how is it diffent from the question to say the defendants both guilty and not guilty then in the next case the jury says the defendant is both sane and not saying. >> the difference is the rdicts in the second example are on separateffenses. it is noifferent than one of the cases this court has dealt with. >> they come back a say guilty and no

the opinion he wrote in the shipley case did not rch the double jeopardy. >> i took care not to come close to this. [laughter] >> youiday it a few times. >> how n defendant be both sane and insane? >> it cannot be. >> it is the principle that we have juries that their decisi-ming -- in other words, theur can nullify a particular decision. we don't go back to try to figure o rpect to inconsistent across different counts. sortf a time and memorial principle with the respected jury deliberations. >> yes. that is exaly why we propose this looking athe content. what the state cannot dond what it is seeking to do here is look at the contents of the jury 's findings on two different crimes and say we will compare ose after-the-fact and throw them out. >> how is it difrent from the question to say the defendants both guilty and not guilty then in the next case the jury say the defendant is bot sane and not saying. >> the difference is the verdicts in the second example are on sepate offenses. it iso different than one of the cases this court has dealt with. >> they come backnd say guilty and

the opinion he wro in the shipley case did not reach the double jeopardy. >> i took care not to come close to this. [laughter] >> you did say it a few times. >> how can a defendant beoth sane and insane? >> it cannot be. >> i i the principle that we haveurs that their decision-making -- i other words, the jury can nullify particular decision. we don't go back t try to figure out respect to inconsistentcrs different counts. sort of a time and memorial principle with the respected jury deliberations. >> yes. that is exactly why we ppo this looking at the content. wh the state cannot do and what it is seeking to do here is look at the contents of the jury fdings on two different crimes and saye will compare those after-the-fact and throw them out. >> how is it different from the question to say the defendants both guilty and not guilty then in the next case the jury says the defdant is both sane and not saying. >> the difrence is the verdicts in the secon example are on separate offenses. it is no different than one of the cases this crt has dealt with. >> they come back and say guilt a

fire was on saturday morning, just before 1 a.m. in the south of market neighborhood at fourth and shipley streets. the second fire was a half hour later, just a few blocks away. both fires involved the tesla model y. no one was injured in either fire. the solano county targets are expected to stay closed indefinitely after someone started a fire inside the store. the video on social media shows the flames and you can see employees running by by vallejo's fire. captain says it all happened saturday afternoon around 3:00 at the target store on admiral callahan lane. the fire started in the paper towel aisle. preliminary reports estimate $1 million in damage was caused. no injuries were reported, and so far, there's no word of any arrests. >> police in berkeley continue to search for whoever broke into 53 cars in one night in west berkeley. this happened last thursday near the aquatic apartment complex on fourth street. bits of glass still litter the ground in the parking lot, video posted on social media shows parked cars with broken windows, police officers union says all the break ins are

here in the studio is the conservative for shipley, conservative mp for shipley, philip davies. stilllip davies. he's still with us reporter charlie us and gb news reporter charlie peters. charlie, let's start with you. can you just lay out what's today? how what's going on today? how pivotal will the decision be? actually in the context of what we're seeing in parliament and also with suella braverman's column this morning, fits column this morning, it all fits in quite nicely, doesn't it? >> court of >> well, this is the court of appeal comes a year and appeal and it comes a year and a day after the special immigration appeals commission last february said that upheld the government's decision to render shamima begum stateless. but her lawyers are attacking that decision through two main avenues. firstly, they contend that she was a trafficking victim at the state has failed to consider for how she actually made it to syria through turkey when she was 15. in february 2015, and actually when that commission was actioned in february of last year, the judge did say that the strongest p

fire was on saturday morning, just before 1 a.m. in the south of market neighborhood at fourth and shipley streets. the second fire was a half hour later, just a few blocks away. both fires involved a tesla model y. no one was injured in either fire. a solano county target store is expected to remain closed indefinitely after someone started a fire inside the store. a video on social media shows the flames and employees running by. vallejo fire captain says it all happened saturday afternoon around 3:00 at the target on admiral callahan lane. the fire was started in the paper towel aisle. preliminary reports estimate $1 million in damage. no injuries were reported. no word on any arrests so far. >> police in berkeley continue to search for whoever broke into 53 cars in one night in west berkeley. it happened last thursday near the aquatic apartment complex on fourth street. bits of glass still litter the ground in the parking lot, and video posted on social media shows parked cars with broken windows, the police officers union says all the break ins are likely tied to the same people. the

i'm now joined in the studio by the conservative mp for shipley, philip davies . for shipley, philipjoining us. i want to ask you a question about the premeditation of this. clearly lots of planning . of this. clearly lots of planning. um, of this. clearly lots of planning . um, scarlett jenkinson planning. um, scarlett jenkinson kept detailed dossiers of serial killers. she was obsessed with the details of how jeffrey dahmer killed, uh, they spent time on the dark web. eddie ratcliffe, obsessed with knives, a kick boxer . ratcliffe, obsessed with knives, a kick boxer. and ratcliffe, obsessed with knives, a kick boxer . and yet ratcliffe, obsessed with knives, a kick boxer. and yet , ratcliffe, obsessed with knives, a kick boxer. and yet, i ratcliffe, obsessed with knives, a kick boxer. and yet , i want to a kick boxer. and yet, i want to ask you about this , this this ask you about this, this this thorny topic of nature versus nurture . where can you learn to nurture. where can you learn to be a killer like this ? by what be a killer like this? by what you absorb, what you read, wha

that never was with me in the studio is gb news favourite and conservative member of parliament for shipleyplus my friday friends , the wonderful stephanie friends, the wonderful stephanie takyi and michael crick . now takyi and michael crick. now listen, it's great to have you in the studio with us, philip. first of all, you were there with ringside seats for this drama midweek. what's your reaction to the manoeuvres of labour and the fact that in the end, this vote didn't happen? >> well , the decision the >> well, the decision the speaker made was indefensible. i mean, it was completely wrong. he just changed the rules. um, and, you know, he's a referee. he's supposed to apply the rules, say, don't like rules, not say, i don't like this rule, so we this particular rule, so we won't with it today. won't bother with it today. that's acceptable. i'm not that's not acceptable. i'm not one of the people who wants him to i him to stay. to leave. i want him to stay. i think he's a good, decent, honourable man. he made a mistake he's the mistake and he's come to the house twice to say he made a

that never was with me in the studio is gb news favourite and conservative member of parliament for shipleyplus my friday friends , the wonderful stephanie friends, the wonderful stephanie takyi and michael crick . now takyi and michael crick. now listen, it's great to have you in the studio with us, philip. first of all, you were there with ringside seats for this drama midweek. what's your reaction to the manoeuvres of labour and the fact that in the end, this vote didn't happen? >> well , the decision the >> well, the decision the speaker made was indefensible. i mean, it was completely wrong. he just changed the rules. um, and, you know, he's a referee. he's supposed to apply the rules, say, don't like rules, not say, i don't like this rule, so we this particular rule, so we won't with it today. won't bother with it today. that's acceptable. i'm not that's not acceptable. i'm not one of the people who wants him to i him to stay. to leave. i want him to stay. i think he's a good, decent, honourable man. he made a mistake he's the mistake and he's come to the house twice to say he made a

first fire happened in the south of market neighborhood just before 1:00 saturday morning at fourth and shipleycond fire happened a half hour later, just a few blocks away. both fires involved tesla model y vehicles. no one was injured in either fire. a south bay woman is in the santa clara county jail accused of stealing an amazon delivery van. authorities say the keys were in the ignition of that van when 36 year-old elena flores jumped into the vehicle on west charleston road in palo alto last thursday and drove off amazon dispatchers used gps tracking to find her. the van ended up at a san jose amazon facility after her arrest, flores told officers she just needed to get a ride back to san jose. no packages were missing. >> our time now for 34 police in berkeley continue to search for the criminals who broke into 53 cars in one night in west berkeley. it happened last thursday near the aquatic park apartment complex on fourth street, where there are still bits of glass on the ground in the parking lot and video posted on social media shows. parked cars with windows smashed. the police offic

of conservative mp for shipley. lots of talk about by—election defeats since 2019, but is there is there any hope? phil that the tories can hold on tonight . tories can hold on tonight. >> i wouldn't have thought so, tom. i think it'd be an absolute miracle if they did. i think i think that ship sailed quite a long time ago , to be perfectly long time ago, to be perfectly honest, and why do you think thatis? >> what is it most about these seats? we've spoken before about the local factors here, a general antipathy attitude from many constituents. or is it that do you think national issues that will be coming to the fore here? >> oh, well , look, by elections, >> oh, well, look, by elections, all sorts of things, uh, come to the fore in by elections. but look, we've been we've been getting hammered in by elections , uh, for the majority of this parliament. i mean, you know, we lost , uh, at 24,000 majority in lost, uh, at 24,000 majority in tiverton and honiton . we lost tiverton and honiton. we lost a 23,000 majorit

there was also a shooting at six and shipley in southern district on the 14th at 12:38 a.m. the victim was stopped at a red light when the subject approached the driver's side. uh, the victim saw a flash of bright light and realized that he had been shot. he fled and then flagged down paramedics who were in the area. the victim was transported in stable condition. no arrest on that particular incident. we did have a couple of significant arrests. uh several significant arrests during this past week. one was from a december 28th, 2023 homicide that occurred at 5:37 a.m. when officers located victims suffering from stab wounds, both victims were transported, with one victim succumbing to his injuries. investigators have identified a 29 year old san francisco resident as the suspect and obtained a warrant for the suspect's arrest on thursday, january 11th. the officers sfpd officers were in the area of eighth and mission when they observed the suspect standing on the corner. the suspect was placed under arrest for the outstanding warrants and booked on the charges of homicide.

we are joined in the studio by conservative mp for shipley, friend the channel philip friend of the channel. good morning. >> morning . >> good morning. >> good morning. >> what you going to do >> what are you going to do to these protesters. >> what are you going to do to the yeah. protesters. >> what are you going to do to the yeah. well protesters. >> what are you going to do to the yeah. well look sters. >> what are you going to do to the yeah. well look stthink this >> yeah. well look i think this is news. i mean, i'm all is good news. i mean, i'm all for the people's right to protest, you don't to protest, but you don't need to protest, but you don't need to protest all over protest by clambering all over war think is war memorials, which i think is hugely disrespectful to people who have protected our freedoms in the past, including the freedom to protest. and i don't think you need to go around with a ballot larva deliberately trying so trying to obscure who you are so that a criminal that if you commit a criminal offence, you can't offence, um, you can't be prosecuted police. so yo

. >> well, we're joined now by conservative mp for shipley and friend of this channel, phillip davis. good see you davis. philip, good to see you and we're seeing more and more of these, aren't we, these sorts of these, aren't we, these sorts of against mps, of threats against mps, particularly over the issue in the middle east, how frightened are mps like does it feel like there's a particularly sort of febrile atmosphere in lots of constituencies at the moment? >> yeah, i mean, think there's >> yeah, i mean, i think there's no doubt that mike's had it worse than than anybody. probably you know, he's had he's had time for quite some had a torrid time for quite some time. so , you know, and it time. and so, you know, and it is completely unacceptable . is completely unacceptable. >> and yeah, i mean, look >> and um, yeah, i mean, look you have to have a thick skin to be mp. be an mp. >> everybody everybody knows that. getting that. um, but it is getting beyond pale in some cases. beyond the pale in some cases. and, i think issue beyond the pale in some cases. anisrael i think issue be