. >> that's right, leland.hospital in kundzu in northern afghanistan, calling it tragic and that a full investigation is under way. carter went on to say, quote, the area has been the scene of intense fighting the last few days. u.s. forces in support of afghan security forces were operating nearby as were taliban fighters. while we are still trying to determine exactly what happened, i want to extend my thoughts and prayers to everyone affected. a u.s. official tells fox news u.s. special operations forces embedded with afghan military unit were under fire from the taliban. they called in a u.s. military aircraft circling overhead. that aircraft reportedly hit the hospital affiliated with doctors without borders. afghan officials insist taliban fighters were hiding in the hospital. u.s. official says it's unclear if the taliban were firing from inside the hospital or from a position nearby. the numbers have been changing. at this point, doctors without borders says 12 staff members and at least seven patients,

shannon, leland, back to you. >> steve, thank you very much. meanwhile, authorities in mexico are relieved this huge record-breaking hurricane largely spared the country. in the pacific coast city of manzanillo, crews are working to clear mud from the roads and remove debris from fallen trees and trying to get everything restored with water and electricity to sewage. hard to believe, no deaths reported with the storm in mexico. >>> fox news alert. four people died including a 2-year-old when a car plowed into the oklahoma state university homecoming parade. dozens more were injured. police say the driver hit a motorcycle before barreling into the crowd. that driver now faces dui charges. lauren green is live with the latest on the crash and the investigation. hi, lauren. >> hello, leland. the town of stillwater is still grieving. it turns the joy of homecoming into a deep sorrow. we now know the names of three of those who died, in addition to the 2-year-old stillwater boy, dead are nakita prabhakar, bonnie jean stone and marvin lyle stone, mow

leland?ging your lead leadership. >> steve, i got to tell you, if you think that running your economy into the ground and having to send troops in in order to prop up your only ally is leadership, then we've got a different definition of leadership. >> a somewhat defensive president obama sitting down with steve of "60 minutes" discussing vladimir putin's latest excursions into syria. military moves in the mideast this week putting a real task to president obama's leadership around the world. this as the white house is now weighing how to respond. let's bring in james. you seem tahave these two narratives playing out. one has the president being weak, naive, leading from behind and doesn't understand the middle east. this other narrative, you listen to the president speak and i kind of outsmarted everyone here. look at me. which one is right. >> i would probably going with the former. for evidence you only need to talk to our alize in tlies in t region. talk to the saudis and talk to the gulf

>> there's a big question, leland. the standards, a small airline like that would probably not have simulators that they own. so one question in my mind would be, who are the pilots, what were their backgrounds and where were they being trained? into what level of training? simulator training is extremely expensive. so a lot of the major airline carriers for the united states give their pilots considerably more leeway in their checks, than you would find in an airline renting simulator time from whatever facility is available. >> an important distinction. an important distinction about training, when seconds matter as things go wrong in the air. we appreciate your insight. obviously, we'll be back to you and some other experts throughout the show as this story develops. thank you, sir. >> thank you very much, leland. >> turning now to some domestic news. hillary clinton is on the campaign trail again today after a freshback of e-mails from her days of secretary of state have been released. what you will not read in tho

leland miller: sure, they have been weak for a long time.ple said the chinese are figuring out exports are getting hit and trying to devalue the currency to ignite exports. a feature the chinese economy going forward, and will send us in our data, exports are slowing it will continue a not a major growth driver. trying to push domestic consumption. it is part of the overall slow down. what they are trying to do is ignite domestic consumption in helpful ways. angie: ok, a lot of people point to the services sector and it is growing. people saying it is lifting up the chinese economy from the heart of lending. the thing is, don't people make less money in services than if they had jobs in manufacturing? leland miller: it depends. you have all kinds of services that make money across the spectrum. the point here's what you look at the quarter on quarter data, you see a slow down. do you see the major a bottom falling out of the economy that people thought you would see? you do not. year on your data, actually some improvement and definitely a l

leland? >> dan springer following it in oregon. thank you. liz has more. >> the nine victims range from 18 years old just starting college to a retired educator who returned to the classroom and teaching them. as you can see from the photo, lawrence levine loved to go fly fishing. an avid fly fisherman and a writer. assistant professor of english at the college and killed teaching his writing class. kim dietz at the same college as her 18-year-old daughter. she loved her dogs and the outdoors. at 59, she'd gone back to school after a divorce. >> she was a go-getter. she stuck with it. and she was patient. >> lucero alcaraz. and johnson's family said he was a proud christian and so proud of him. finally found his path starting first week of college after completing a drug rehab program. quentin cooper's family found him as sunny, sweet, such a wonderful loving person. set to take a brown belt test next week. liked to dance and act. his family said they're, quote, shattered beyond repair. rebecka ann karns, a relative said she had a beautiful s

leland road. near w. leland road. the martinez area is being fog on friday between 4:30 a.m.s exact 30. >>> this your eight groups of mosquitoes, 17 chickens and 11 dead birds tested positive for the west nile virus. according to a california department of public health there has also been a human case reported in the county. people can develop west nile infections through one mosquito bite. the virus may cause fevers, headaches and body aches and in some rare cases neurological damage or death. >>> the golden state warriors overnight when did not come without a price, they will be without weather big players for a while. warriors center warriors ctr., andrew but with has been diagnosed with a concussion. he got it after taking that arm to the head in tuesday nights game with the pelicans. he was already wearing a face mask for a broken nose and now he cannot play again until he has been symptom free and past the mba concussion protocol. >>> an actor, and olympic ice skater and an astronaut on monday latest inductees into the california holiday. of a jerry brown and his wife

the leland grad delivered a former football to his coach and a bit of advice to the players. >> when i played my senior year, i was playing wide receiver. i didn't think i'd ever play football again, but i got a chance. i kept fighting and battling and it's a good lesson for all you guys. >> this is part of celebration of super bowl l. every player and coach from an active roster on a super bowl gets one to donate. >> hope they won tonight. >>> extremely venomous snakes washing up on california beaches, some sieges say el nino is to blame -- scientists say el nino is to blame. these yellow bellied sea snakes normally found in the pacific, one was spotted near oxnard beach where some children were swimming. warning signs are posted on the beach telling people to stay away. el nino will get blamed for a lot in the next couple months, snakes on the beach. >>> we had a lot of rainfall in southern california. it was a serious issue for them. thankfully it's winding down. now we turn the other direction to our north, eureka and ukiah. this is crazy how long it's been since we've had a good

this case led to the downfall of former state senato leland yee. they say chow was involved in two murders seven years apart. henry lee has the details. >> reporter: well, federal prosecutors say chow arranged the murder of allen leung who was killed by a masked gunman in san francisco in 2006. leung was his predecessor as leader of ghee kung tong and they say chow was angry at leung for an alleged theft. a member of a group was killed in mendocino county. the federal grand jury says chow conspired with others to have him killed. chow pled not guilty to the revised indictment this morning. his attorneys say the new skies built on lies from chow's co- defendants in the racketeering case. that case led to political corruption charges against former state senator leland yee. yee pleaded guilty to charges that he took bribes from fbi agents posing as campaign contributors. >> sow no, we are talking about a murder charge. -- so now we're talking about a murder charge. will this bring the death penalty? >> the u.s. attorney says it's not seeking death ag

thank you. >> see you, shannon. >> leland? >> coming up, she was the woman behind mitt romney during his failed presidential bid. we'll tell you how ann romney persevered over her personal trials of her own and is helping others now to do the same. >> a lot of women that are diagnosed with ms, they still have small children, i don't know how they did it, because i could barely take care of myself. >>> you'll remember her from the campaign trail as the woman who stood by her man when he ran for president not once, but twice. and terre husbaher husband says real force in the family and his closest adviser. ann romney raised five boys, beat breast cancer and daily battles with multiple sclerosis. in her new book, romney shares how her ms diagnosis altered her outlook on life. i asked her about why she chose to write the book now. >> i've been intending to write it for a long time because people along the campaign trail were always there for me. and i said i'll be there for you. and now i am. and not only with the book, but also w

. >> hi, leland. we're watching the slow-mosting upper level low that's going to bring moisture to the four corners. california will get a chance to dry out. we're going to talk about the weather forecast for much of the west and the east coast as well. leeland, back to you. >> we'll see you soon. plus, nasa revealed brand-new secrets about pluto that will rewrite textbooks about the dwarf planet. we're going to tell you what scientists have discovered. finally, take a good look. what is wrong with this picture? well, something so wrong that it has a cop suspended for ten days. we're going to tell you what they did coming up in the show. i brought in some protein to get us moving. i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein and 23 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical exp

leland -- >> i love your name. do too. >> what say patriotic family. >> this is going to be breakfast with you the same as our house. >> liberty in the white dress telling us all what to do. >> exactly. where are your cowboy boots? >> i try to keep you guessing, steve. that was the whole idea. >> what are you going to make us to make our mouths water? this looks good. >> we're making pumpkin croissant french toast. >> pumpkin? >> it's a little autumnal flavor. you can nix the -- >> did you team up to do this? >> i did this. i directed. >> she's always wearing the pants. >> you wore the boots. >> let's start. we're cutting the croissants, right, liberty? >> yeah. we're going to cut the croissants and break the eggs. if you want to be an egg breaker. >> how many eggs? >> five. well, three for this. >> three or five. doesn't really matter. >> come on, brian. >> you want to do it the expert chef way. >> let's do this. >> beautiful egg breaking. >> my kids love to break the eggs. >> throw everything in there. >> throw e

. >> leland, what do you think when you see that number?hink the biggest thing about property is not that it's going to be the growth driver, they don't want to falling off a cliff, they don't want to be the problem area. we've seen some very mediocre to so again,ata, property is not looking good, but it does not looking terrible yet. joe: another thing taking up his government spending. is this sustainable? will this work? stimulus got the interest-rate, reserve great requirement. we show that for the last two quarters that real interest rates are falling. there is not a monetary policy solution to china's growth worries. the fact that they can shift onto stimulus, tools? they do, but uncharted territory. alix: you were shaking your head, nodding in agreement. >> everyone says that they have tools in their toolbox come up for reductions in the reserve requirement ratio, no appreciable effect. everything they have tried has failed. propping up the stock market, bust. august, puzzling. stimulus, but that adds to that, a really big problem fo

the between the legs pass to travis morin and he beats leland irving five hole to make it 1-0 after the first. dogs love pucks by the way... ahead to the 2nd now, wild tie it up. off the turnover, tic- tac-toe, and matt carey scores the goal! wild now with a chance to take the lead, but christoph bertschy's shot goes off the post. texas would then retake the lead here to make it 2-1 going into the third. jordan/2shot nikki: we'll be right back... you're watching local makers over at kellogg's are rolling out five new, limited edition flavors. for people who like bacon with their bacon -- maple and bacon-flavored pop-tart? it's coming out this december along with frosted d frosted chocolatey caramel. pink lemonade hits store shelves in april and frosted spring strawberry comes out early next year. bree tonight will be much like last night with clear skies, calm winds and temperatures dipping into the 30s. a mild monday is in store for tomorrow with clouds moving in and temperatures similar to today's 60s. a mild day leads to a mild night with clouds holding our lows in the 40s. the cloud

leland thinks in chibaka. >> we'll be right back with -are you happy with your bathroom? i wasn't. until i learned about bath fitter. bath fitter puts a new bathtub right over your old one. isn't that amazing? bath fitter will measure, custom-make and install right over your existing tub. and only bath fitter has seamless walls, which guarantees a watertight fit. plus, they do it all in just one day. >>> new york and los angeles, it doesn't get much better than this. and we are closing in on game one of the nlds. we're just 27 hours away from the first pitch. are you ready for some post-season baseball? the mets worked out at dodger stadium this afternoon. they make their first appearance in the playoffs since 2006. nine long years and the captain david wright has been there for all of them. when you think where the mets were late july of the season, you can understand why everyone is fired up. >> it's a focus that you don't get caught up in man we're finally here, we're about to start. we got business to take care of. >> we've gone through as every team some ups and downs, some bi

and kevin leland and features al franken. from the "saturday night live" band. musical guest, aerosmith. and starring tom hanks. ladies and gentlemen, tom hanks. >> thank you very much. oh, man. i can't believe it. i hosted the show now four times and just now i banged my knee on this thing back stage. it's killing me. >>> you okay? >> yes, sir, i am fine. it's swollen up a little bit, but i will be fine. got, it hurts. it hurts so much. why does it have to hurt this much? >> we can get somebody to look at it. >> it's okay, already. stop making a fuss. >> dear god, i know you have been good with me. out on cassette and grant me this one last request. please make the pain stop. please make this pain stop! oh, my god. >> wow. glad that's over. i feel great. in fact, i feel wonderful. i have never felt so wonderful, so free. so light. all the pain is gone. am i really light as air? free of trouble? free of care? no more worries, no more burdens. all because my legs stopped hurting. look at that poor man. i wonder who he is. he looks so sad lying there. but still i

jon the wild at home tonight taking on milwaukee leland irving between the pipes for iowa. jump in second period-- zack mitchell gets hooked on the break away so we get a penalty shot... nothing fancy here from mitchell just a twisted wrister to beat the tender 1 nothing iowa. minutes later the one timer from the point takes a funky hop to the slot matt carey puts the buscuit in the to the slot matt carey puts the buscuit in the basket making it a 2 goal game. the physical play would pick up on both sides of the ice and milwaukee with a late one in regulation sends it to overtime-- the admirals sneak out of the well with a win in ot 3-2. jon/3shot (wrap sports) stephanie: jack: we'll be right back... you're watching local more in the forecast, but we should be mainly dry into this evening with mild temperatures. skies will be clear to partly cloudy through tonight with southerly winds and temps in the 60s most of the overnight hours, which is very warm for this time of year. clouds will likely return wednesday along with a few showers for mainly southern iowa. temperatures

leland yee. his trial was supposed to start early next month but that will likely change was a murder charges are filed the justice from will automatically consider whether to seek the death penalty against chow. >>> more nba player lamar odom remains in a coma at a las vegas hospital. that -- at his bedside are members of the kardashian family including his estranged wife chloe kardashian. christian or when it social media asking the public to pray for odom with #our fighter. gressitt is reverend. jesse jackson drop by the hospital yesterday saying that odom is unconscious and on life support . >> i just wanted to let them know -- [ indiscernible ] blood coming out of his nose and we can get him to wake up. >> this was one of the 911 calls made from the nevada brothel where odom was found unresponsive on tuesday afternoon. another caller later told the dispatcher that odom was taking herbal sexual enhancement supplements as well as cocaine. >> the mail had been using cocaine, they can from his u

former state senator leland yee who pleaded guilty to less charges. >>> happening today berkeley is poised to take a big step in beefing up housing safety. berkeley city council members are going to vote on osafety reforms to the city's rental housing codes and inspection process. that move coming in the wake of last june's balcony collapse that killed six irish students. the proposal seeks a citywide housing inspection program to prioritize the properties most at risk and perhaps allow confidential complaints. >>> this meeting comes as the, the national day of mourning in ireland at that time and very somber period here, as well. >>> let's get a check of your weather. kari standing by to get your day started on a positive note. good morning, kari. >> good to see the rain and light showers coming in earlier than expected. this is what some of the high-resolution computer model shows. light showers here and there and hit or miss with cloudy skies and temperatures that will be about the same as yesterday. we'll see some of the heavier rain moving in tomorrow, especially early in the morning

why the way you use your cell phone could potential leland you a ticket . >> anchor: then, a dangerous discovery in new hampshire. thousands of rounds of ammunition and weapons found inside a home . >> anchor: plus, colleges in philadelphia on high alert after a threat of violence on campus . >> reporter: joaquin passing harmlessly offshore. for us some clouds and a bit of a milder trend. >> reporter: 7 news at 5:30 starts now! >> anchor: first here at 5:30 breaking news out of waltham where an accident ended up with a van on top of a car. right now crews are there working to clear that accident. police believe the driver of the van crashed if a parked car on river street. the impact wedging that van right on top of the car. police tell us one person was hurt by the injury is not serious. we'll continue to follow break breaking news and bring you the very latest as it comes in .

. >> i'm leland vittert.hip vanished thursday as it sailed into the path of hurricane joaquin with 28 americans on board. brian is following the search for us. what do you hear from the coast guard in. >> the u.s. coast guard says they found some items in and around the last location of the missing cargo ship. two life rings have been spotted in the water as well as a

among them, former state senator leland yee. >> shattered glass covered a san jose sandwich shop after a driver plowed into the building this morning. the car made it all the way into the restaurant on north capital avenue. this happened just after 7:00 this morning. witnesses told us the driver accidentally hit the gas pedal instead of the brake. fortunately, no one was hurt. >> no grass problems at the oklahoma coliseum. what's the problem at the billion dollar levi's stadium? again, the turf making national news. this time, it worked in the 49ers favor. you might have seen this in yesterday's game. the ravens kicker lost his footing. tonight, more concerns about the future of this playing surface, especially with the super bowl coming in. ian cole joins us from levi's stadium. we sound like a broken record, but it's still not fixed. >> 49ers fans excited when the baltimore ravens kicker missed the field goal. slipped, missed it just off the post there. but as you said, raj, you take another look at the video. you can see the field give way underneath him. look at the replay. wasn't

leland yee a former state senator from san francisco was among those caught in the probe. yee pleaded guilty to taking bribes. >>> the three murder suspects known as drifters are set to appear in court this morning. coming up, what police say about which one of the three may have pulled the trigger in two murders. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm frank mallicoat >>> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, october 14. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:00 on this wednesday. >>> two men and a woman are expected in court this morning in connection with murders in san francisco and marin county and kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live in san rafael with the latest on who investigators believe actually fired the shots. good morning, anne. >> reporter: good morning. investigators believe one of the three is the one that fired those shots in both murders but all three will be arraigned here this morning at 9 a.m. in the meantime, they are all waking up in jail. the three were extradited from oregon earlier this week where investigators say they were driving t

from leland, mississippi, independent line. good morning. caller: good morning, america.mericaant to enlighten to a lot of truth about a lot of things. complexustrial prison is just designed to provide jobs for a few people. they have allowed millions of people to come into this country to take jobs from people. capital behind us was the by african-americans. the white house was built by african-americans. it does not matter if an african american has lived in it, there is no place in america for us. i personally have been a manager of walmart, manager of casinos, manager of popeyes restaurants and trusted with millions of dollars of responsibility. i went to chicago, got a job in the wrong town, mistakenly watch my the wrong vehicle, and was accused of trying to break into it. i was through into jail for six months, and my life has basically been ruined. short -- to keep the keep this short. my best friend, she went from teaching to being a correctional officer. it is ridiculous. everything is going overseas. who is going to buy these products? host: let me ask you this

for those who did run afoul of the law before all this was legal, leland burger sees increasing hope >> i think it's a fundamental fairness inquiry that this legislation directly addresses. doesn't free all the prisoners, but it takes a step towards that. >>reporter: aaron pickle has to wait one more year before he can apply to have his record cleaned. without the new law though, it would have been a decade. >> i feel good that there's something in place to get it expunged. it gives me hope for the future not having this hang over my head anymore. >> tonight, new focus on the safety of high school football players after another young athlete dies. >> this is a flag check. that story and much more ahead right here on al jazeera america. >>> funeral services held this week for a new jersey high school quarterback who died after a game. hundreds turned out to mourn evan murray at his funeral. an autopsy found he had suffered a ruptured spleen. his death is once again raising the question of the dangers of high school football. last year fiver players died on the field. schools are now l

and leland douglas still holds it at 36 years john paul stevens could have stayed another two years ande would have been number one. hugo black's at 34, john marshall harlan is down the list, william rehnquist at 33.7 years. we have of the rest on there, john maclean is at 31 years, byron white, 30, and antonin scalia who is still on the court at 29 years. we did a poll and more than a a majority say that they should not have an appointed for life. what do you think? tony: well, i agree that life tenure is awfully long. when the founders established life tenure, people didn't live as long, so people might have served 20 years, but now justices could be on there for 40 or more years. you sort of lose touch with a society if you are up there that long. so i think there is some merit to it. the benefit of it is that the justices don't have to worry about politics. they don't have to worry about their next job so they don't have to please certain factions one way or another. they can decide things independently and if they lose life tenure, that might be lost. brian: john marshall, who serv

the between the legs pass to travis morin and he beats leland irving five hole to make it 1-0 after the first. dogs love pucks by the way... ahead to the 2nd now, wild tie it up. off the turnover, tic- tac-toe, and matt carey scores the goal! wild now with a chance to take the lead, but christoph bertschy's shot goes off the post. texas would then retake the lead here to make it 2-1 going into the third. jordan we'll be right back... you're mild monday is in store

for those who did run afoul of the law before all this was legal, leland burger has hope. >> it's a fundamental fairness inquiry that this legislation directly addresses. doesn't free all the prisoners, but it takes a step forwards that. >>reporter: aaron pickle still has to wait one more year until he can apply for his record to be cleaned. without the new law though, it would have been a decade. >> i feel good that there's something in place as far as getting it expunged. definitely gives me hope for the future. not having this hanging over my head anymore. >>> hospital emergency rooms in chicago received an unusually high number of heroin overdose patients this week. health officials it may have been laced with painkiller. 75 people have overdosed since tuesday. 14 patients collapsed as soon as they injected themselves and about a thousand people have been killed nationwide between 2005 and 2007 from inject heroin >>> up in the next hour, a u.s. air strike bombs a doctors without borders hospital in afghanistan >> plus, the u.n. wraps up the 70th annual general assembly, we look at how power

leland. >>> nato ally turkey is reeling after twin bomb blasts exploded during a peace rally today. as you can imagine from the video, dozens of people were killed, another 200 injured. ben hall is following the story from london with more. ben, any claims of responsibility so far? >> reporter: none whatsoever. and today those calls for peace were extinguished by those explosions. the death toll continues to rise. death and chaos ensued as incidence were thought to be killed immediately. this was aimed at a peace rally which sought to bring together an alliance that now seems all but gone. the u.s. was backing both the kurds and durings in the fight against isis, but the turks are bombing kurdish separatists in the quagmire that is middle eastern affairs. nobody has claimed responsibility, but both sides already blaming each other dealing yet another blow to unity and ultimately to u.s. policy in the region. and around 10:00 a.m. local, two suicide bombers walked into the middle of the peace rally in the turkish capital of istanbul and detonated their vests leaving 86 dead and at le

. >> i'm leland vittert. the ship vanished thursday as it sailed into the path of hurricane joaquin with 28 americans on board. brian is following the search for us. what do you hear from the coast guard in. >> the u.s. coast guard says they found some items in and around the last location of the missing cargo ship. two life rings have been spotted in the water as well as a life jacket and oil sheen and cargo container. the u.s. coast guard, though, tells fox news they cannot confirm yet if they belong to the cargo ship el faro. this comes after last night's discovery of a life ring confirmed to be from el faro found 75 miles northeast of the ship's last known location. the white arrow shows the last known location as hurricane roy keen slammed the area. this is the fourth day of the search, so far the coast guard has covered 30,000 square miles of ocean, but the search conditions have been very challenging thanks to hurricane joaquin. 100-mile-per-hour hurricane force winds, 30 to 40 foot waves, one of the s

former state senator leland yee was among those caught in the probe. >>> a housekeeper working at the san francisco marriott marquee was brutal alley attacked. when the woman didn't show up to clock out, hotel personnel sent out a search party to look for her. here's where it gets strange. a manager for the marriott says a hotel guest died in an apparent suicide that same day. police say the incidents may be related. >> we did find evidence at that time crime scene that links the assault to an apparent suicide that occurred earlier in the day. >> and police say that attack happened in the penthouse suite of the marriott. >>> costumes and candy go up in flames. fire erupts inside a bay area wal-mart, and we just learned of an arrest. what cameras caught tin halloween aisle. >> and the search for the driver who hit a pedestrian and left him to die. tonight two strong pictures have police hot on his trail. >>> there was a moment of distraction and the result can be deadly. >>> speaking of hot, we hit 101 degrees in livermore today. kind of interesting that is the second latest triple-dig

. >> 6-year-old leland shumick died on friday after a month- long battle with a rare brain infection.home to the hospital to get clothing for their son's burial and found this. >> this is a letter he had written, left it behind for them to find. it simply says still with you, thank you mom and dad, and love. the heart there. his mother share today on facebook -- shared it on facebook. >>> another story out there on social media ashlgs minnesota couple -- a minnesota couple says they had every intention of attending a friend's wedding. but when their babysitter fell through at the last minute, they had no choice but to stay home. the intag said no children -- intation said no children. so jessica and her husband were surprised to receive a bill in the mail! >> yep! here's the bill. she posted this picture on facebook this week. she was surprised there was a bill. more than $75 for uneaten entrees, plus service and tax charges. there was also a note that read "this cost reflects the amount paid by the bride and broom for meals that remember rsvped for." so-so it sounds like they did onl

leland he. his trial was supposed to begin early next month but now that will probably change. once the murder charges are filed the justice department will automatically consider whether to sink -- seek the death penalty. >>> santa clara county is assembling a blue ribbon committee to examine how to improve county jails. the gel system came under heavy scrutiny after three correctional deputies were charged with killing an inmate at the main jail in san jose earlier this year. applications for the committee are due tomorrow. the panel is expected to include people from the community, active or retired judges, mental health experts and former inmates. >>>new this morning, sources at the white house are saying president. obama will announce today the united states will keep 5500 troops in afghanistan after he leaves office in january 2017. that would be a policy reversal . the president had planned to leave no more than 1000 troops in afghanistan mainly for protecting the embassy by the end of his presidency. he decided to increase the number of troops at the recommendation of h

leland vittert live with more from the white house.eporter: the white house says russia's policies towards syria are ill guide. but this meeting might be the ultimate proof that it's russia calling the shots inside syria, not the united states. this meeting proves a couple of things. first that assad feels comfortable to lead this country, and he's willing to lead the country and shows how close he is to vladimir putin who launches massive airstrikes to try to keep him in power. it shows how much the russians are thumbing their nose at the united states. in the past 24 hours the russians and american military agreed to new procedures where both russia and americans are flying combat missions. senator john mccain has been making fun of that agreement. >> we'll be watching the russian aircraft bombing and killing and destroying young men who we trained and armed and equipped and sent into syria to fight against isis and bashar al-assad. t be a mid-air collision between a u.s. and russian airplane and we'll be able to observe carefully th

leland road. what hill drive in martinez the fogging is scheduled on the quirkiness street near pacheco creek. that riverfront is only being fog tomorrow morning between 4:30 a.m. and 6:30 a.m. >>> this her age groups of mosquitoes, 17 chickens and 11 dead birds tested positive for the virus. according to the california department of public health the website there says there is already a human case reported in the county. people can develop west nile virus infections through a mosquito bite. the virus may cause fevers, headaches, body aches and in some rare cases some neurological damage your even death in extreme cases -- or even death in some extreme cases. >>> let's check in to see what is coming up in the next hour. >> coming up in the next hour ridesharing services are going to be very busy this saturday. search pricing kicks in in time of demand and halloween at a to be very busy. we will talk about some simple things you can do to save money if you are using uber. on suggesting -- suggesti

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. >> chow already faces racketeering charges and a wide- ranging corruption scandal that included lelandformer state senator from san francisco. he pleaded guilty to taking bribes. >>> a bombshell discovery about one of the guards accused in the beating death of an inmate in san jose. betty yu on what sources say was found on his computer hours after the incident. >>> reporter: sources close to the investigation tell kpix 5 that jail guard rafael rodriguez seen here walking into the santa clara county courthouse did a bunch of internet searches on his home computer and phone just hours after a mentally ill inmate was found beaten to death in his cell. michael tyree died from blunt- force trauma covered in feces and vomit. sources say rafael looked up the following: projectile vomiting just prior to death, punched in the stomach, can you die if someone punches you in the armpit? and if you get punches in the armpit, will you in essence defecate? 27-year-old rafael is one of three guards charged with murder. shortly after his arrest, he told the "mercury news" that he is innocent and never

. >> chow already faces racketeering charges in a wide ranging corruption scandal that included lelandyee. the former state senator from san francisco pleaded guilty to taking bribes. >>> as three accused murderers prepare to face a judge this morning there are new concerns about drifters in the one neighborhood near one of the crime scenes. we'll hear from neighbors. >> reporter: and some youngsters were racing in downtown san jose and now three of them are dead. i'm kiet do. we have a live report coming up. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm frank mallicoat >>> good morning. it's wednesday, october 14. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 6:00. and new this morning, 20 small earthquakes have rattled san ramon since yesterday morning. the most recent a 1.6 quake struck about 45 minutes ago. the strongest was a magnitude 2.9 quake which struck around 4 a.m. this morning. usgs is reporting the earthquakes are most likely a result of seismic activity on the calaveras fault. >>> three people are dead and another person is in the hospital after a car crashed in eas

leland. >> devastating, and we'll see how long it takes for them to get the black boxes tee codecod. thank, john. as you might imagine, condolences are pouring in for the victims all over the world. egypt's president spoke by phone with russia's president putin. secretary of state john kerry heard about the crash during a visit to the former soviet republic of kurdistan. you see video there as he sat down to address reporter. he expressed remorse for the tremendous tragedy and loss. >> authorities have recovered the black box as we heard in that report and will begin deciphering its contents. an aviation attorney is joining us. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> very early in the investigation. we just got word that they have recovered the black boxes. so you can walk us through what goes on at this point now that they have those recovered? >> sure. under the international agreements that are in place, the egyptians because the accident occurred in hair country take the lead in the investigation. we're talking about two boxes, we're talking about the flight data recorder and this is

chow was swept up in a racketeering investigation, one that included former state senator leland yeah a massive manhunt is still going on in northern california for a homicide suspect. the police are searching for 18-year-old jason alexander brown of oakland. now, he's wanted in connection with at least two killings including one at a cvs store in livermore over the weekend. one man was shot to death, and another one was injured. authorities say brown is also suspected in a killing in fro -- fresno and he may be connected to another homicide in sacramento. >>> friends and family of a san jose realtor shot and killed while out celebrating a friend's birthday are pleading for more witnesses to come forward. michael orsega was sitting on a curb saturday waiting for a ride home in san jose. that is when witnesses say a car drove up and started firing shots. yesterday, family and friends came out to where the shooting happened, and they say orsega was a beloved husband and father. >>> he was loved. and he is extremely missed. he had everything to lock forward to, and he enjoyed every momen

not bad day at gio gonzalez leland hollis. we'll look at that weekend closely and i'll keep tracking the showers ahead. >> joy: new at 5:00 p.m., let's take a look at one of the creatures enjoying the nice weather today. this bear playing in the backyard of a west springfield home. you can see him kind of rolling around in a couple hay bales there. the homeowner captured this video from safely inside the home. saying the bear showed up yesterday afternoon, oh my goodness, played around for a half hand hour. he did destroy hay bales, a ball, a kiddy pool, but no one was hurt and he looks very >> mark: boy, he is right at home in that yard, having a ball today. coming up, too much technology, the american academy of pediatrics changing its stance on smart phones and ipads. what they are recommending their gadgets. >> heather: a danger behind the wheel. why hands-free technology could leave drivers just as distracted as hand-held devices. >> mark: but first, what's happening right now in the bahamas that could leave investigators

. >> mark: now at 6:00 p.m., a leland hollis boy killed by his -- a little boy killed by his foster mother and she's getting ready to step out of prison. >> elizabeth: plus, flames swallowed several boats at a quincy marina. what sparked it and the couple who lost everything. >> kevin: i'm tracking the weather, who gets hit the hardest. >> mark: the story you have to see. a local man pulling a prank to see if anybody would help him ends up paying it forward instead. >> he doesn't have anything, so burns. >> mark: what he did to help the man who pulled over to help him that left him in tears today. we begin with breaking news at 6:00 p.m. the park street t station at the boston common. let's get right out to fox 25's malini basu who has been working to get new information from investigators on the scene. malini? >> the reporter: mark, that's right, investigators left the or so. as a matter of fact, we spoke to a witness just a short time ago, he tells us it was chaos, he tells us people were screaming and running, as all of this was happening during the rush hour traffic. let me show you wh

hey, leland. >> good morning, guys. the effects of having pulled all u.s. troops out of iraq, and clearly things in afghanistan are not going as well as anyone would like. that includes u.s. commanders there. so here new plan as it stands right now. 9800 u.s. troops stay in afghanistan through 2016. that's essentially the current level. doing largely the same thing they're doing now. training, and security assistance. 5500 u.s. troops stay in, beyond 2016. remember, though, the president won't be commander in chief starting january 2017 so conceivably this will be up to his successor to figure out what to do in afghanistan. also keep in mind how vastly different the policy we're now hearing from the white house is than what the president was emphatic about back in march. >> we've gone down 100,000 down to under 10,000. that they are not on the front lines, because they're not in a combat role. and, the date for us to have completed our drawdown will not change. >> now it's changing. the administration is quick to point

leland vittert joins us from the white house. how are they articulating this dramatic change in their policy? >> reporter: the president did not come to this decision lightly. this changes everything about what the president promised when he came to u.s. policy in afghanistan. the biggest headline, 5,500 troops stay beyond 2016. there was only supposed to be an embassy-based security force. things are not going as well as anyone would like. u.s. commanders say things have take and turn for the worse. the troop drawdown, that has stopped, too. troops say in their counter terror and training role outside of kabul as well as inside it as well. begging the question why this white house claimed so many times they december mated al qaeda. >> what we have seen is there continues to be a terror threat that emanates from afghanistan, and our ability to carry out this counter terror operations continues to be important. >> reporter: since this news broke many are saying president obama is kicking the can down the road giving who are his su

more than 2 dozen people indicted and included former state senator leland yi. now that'll change. once murder charges are filed, the justice department will automatically consider the death penalty against chow. >>> the city college of san francisco is preparing to roll out an patrol alert system. ccsf has been without an alert system since the spring, one that can send text messages and other notifications to inform students and staff about dangerous situations on campus. just tuesday, three students involved in an armed altercation at the college's main library and that prompted an active shooter scare. it was over in minutes but students and staff were notified bay e-mail almost two hours later there were no active shoot or campus. ccsf says the system can send out text messages, e-mails and other notifications much faster. it's already been tested and set to be up and running in the next week or two. >>> 7:02. the ground in san ramon keeps shaking. a magnitude 3.2 quake hit san ramon, the strongest one yet in this recent quake storm. this map from the usgs is called the "did y

one that included former state senator leland yee. >>> santa clara county has finished putting togetheron project. the former san jose independent police auditor all serve as the commission's chair. >> the taxpayers of santa clara county pay the salaries of the correctional officers and everyone in the sheriffs department. for this season, the taxpayers of santa clara county have the right to know what is happening in our jails. >> others on the commission include current and retired judges, mental health experts and inmate rights. the goal is to report back to the county board of supervisors in four months. >>> time is 7:40. intimidation over eggs. what the american egg board is accused of doing to a bay area based company that makes eggless mayo. why the feds are getting involved. >> but first a political battle over legos. up next the controversy surrounding a new project by a world famous artist who's work was just on display in alcatraz. >> good morning. we are looking at the commute for people heading to the marin. as usual there is a little bit of slow traffic cueing up. we'll te

i'm leland vittert. >> i'm elizabeth pran. welcome to "america news headquarters" from washington. >> a mega storm comes roaring across western mexico. here's a look from space at the sheer size of hurricane patricia. it's now been downgraded to a tropical depression. mexico breathes a sigh of relief that things weren't so much worse. texas meanwhile is bracing for heavy flooding. a powerful storm system has already soaked that state, flooding roads and derailing a huge freight train. now the remnants of patricia will bring more of what they need the least, rain. much of texas is under a flash flood watch. fox chief meteorologist is tracking it all from the fox extreme weather center. rick, looking behind you, it looks pretty bad. >> well, hereby's the deal. it was the strongest storm we've ever seen in the western hemisphere. but it wasn't the biggest. it's actually a very small storm in size. only extending out around 30 miles from the center of the storm. it kind of this readed the needle here. there's not a lot of populati