the two suspects described ed one man wearing a mask and one man in a get away white van. >> did a nurse silence an alarm. a warning that could have saved the man's life. the unusual criminal investigation in to a well-known bay area hospital. >>> plus, an unwelcomed passenger on that plane about the take off, the small, creepy stow away that caused big headaches. >> calm now, but rain on the way. my time line in less than ten minutes. headaches... sjc is back to normal late tonight. the main terminal -- temrinal b >>> okay after hours of delays and headaches, sjc is back to normal. the main terminal. terminal b was locked out because of a suspicious backpack. it was discovered, and the bomb squad responded while passengers waited. authorities determined had that the backpack was not a threat. we had a headache at the oakland airport and this time, testify all abo -- it was all about a rat. the passengers boarded and someone spotted a rat in the cockp cockpit. everyone had to get off the plane. the airline rebooked the 110 passengers and the plane is out of service until it's certified r

man's best friend is a hero.ow a dog saved a man from drowning near an east bay marina... ( james ) plus... google plans to build a mega-campus in downtown san jose.. hear why many people are concerned they will be forced to move. ( james ) and after the break... people in one east bay community are fed up with how their amazon deliveries are being handled. you where some of their packages are ending up. ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. wb 80 slows from the maze (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a forecast. rebecca:scattered morning showers will become more numerous by this afternoon with a slight chance of thunderstorms for the north bay during the afternoon. dry weather is forecast beginning friday, through the weekend, and into next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. collision on sr4 w / san marco blvd. collision on 880 n / marina blvd e ( james )(

relation to man.eve in our capacity for self-government or whether we abandon the american revolution and confess that a little intellectual elite in a far distant capital can plan our lives for us better than we can plan them ourselves. >> mann: the speech was called "a time for choosing," which may be ronald reagan's best speech ever, and that's saying a lot for ronald reagan, 'cause he gave a lot of great speeches. but this speech was a masterpiece. and it probably made the best case for barry goldwater that anybody, including barry goldwater, had made for himself. >> our democratic opponents seem unwilling to debate these issues. they want to make you and i believe that this is a contest between two men -- that we're to choose just between two personalities. well, what of this man that they would destroy? is he the brash and shallow and trigger-happy man they say he is? i knew him long before he ever dreamed of trying for high office, and i can tell you personally, i've never known a man in my lif

you have to laugh at this, man. >> no, it's tough, man.right, i was at the new york film festival, you know, this is my hometown. i was so happy to be here. and there's a q and a after the movie. it's well received and i'm sitting in the chair for the q and a, and then a gravitational force comes out of nowhere and knocks me out of the chair, and i fall back and -- >> jimmy: that's not what happened at all. >> that's i -- i don't know -- >> jimmy: you -- >> dude, i don't know how else to and i think you were like leaning back, like, rocking -- [ light laughter ] and then you just went, like -- >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: just like -- but, i will say -- >> dude, let me -- let me say, there is a girl in the audience that -- i was, like, super psyched for her. so, i didn't say it to you before, i didn't say this to anybody. there was a girl in the audience that night, i was super psyched was there. and then that happened. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] so i was like -- >> jimmy: well, hopefully she's not watching tonight, because i have a

(jr stone) a man thanks police for arresting thanks police a man (jr stone) (jr stone) a man thanks police for arresting him and helping him turn his life around. his story is coming up. "anything you want to say to the victims family? i'm sorry." (justine) a confession from the man accused of taking part in a murder for hire plot. authorities say... he killed the wrong person. (justine) authorities in florida arrested three people in connection with a botched murder-for-hire plot. detectives say a woman hired a couple to kill a romantic rival ... and the couple killed the wrong woman. the victim is 42-year-old janice torres. the scorned woman, according to the sheriff's offie, was upset a man she liked was in a relationship with torres. the couple she allegedly hired is accused of kidnapping torres at her work and putting her in a the trunk of car. but when they discovered they had the wrong woman, sheriff's says they still killed her. beating her while her head was covered in duct tape. torres died from suffocation. the couple then is accused of dumping her body about 90 miles away. the

man's best friend is a hero.a man from drowning near an east bay marina... ( james ) plus... the bay area is one step closer to seeing a toll hike on bridges. the key vote - that could lead to tolls rising by as much as 3 dollars. ( james ) and after the break... people in one east bay community are fed up with how their amazon deliveries are being handled. you where some of their packages are ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. if your idea of seizing the day starts before the day even begins... then you need lean protein. and it comes in a jimmy dean delights breakfast sandwich. stacked with 17 grams of protein. lean into a great day. shine on. ( james ) heavy snowfall is a welcome sight in truckee this morning. in a town that depends on visiting skiers and snowboarders... when the snow comes... so does the money. of course getting up there can be tricky. plows are doing their best to keep the roads clear... but you

. >> two women, one man. a love triangle with sharp edges. >> jim at one point had told me that he wanted to know what it felt like to kill somebody. >> in this twisted game of hearts, how many would have to pay the price? >> she called and let me know that russ was dead. >> how far would things go? >> i looked in her eyes and i mean, she's evil. she is evil. >> a man hunt would stretch from the northwest down to mexico and run smack into mother nature. >> your suspect is quite literally in the wind. >> he's gone. >>> love, according to the song writers, is a many splendored thing. >> financial empires have been built on our annual homage to hearts and flowers. but this story is about people caught in the powerful grip of love's darker side, obsession. >> it involves talented and beautiful people. >> miss washington. >> smart people, whose obsessions made them do stupid things. passionate people caught in an emotional whirlwind. >> we, the jury, find the defendant -- >> and finally, innocent people who paid t

and true man had lived there so long. he was an honest man. people knew truman's father. this was an honest family. truman was thrust into these offices. you know, how rigged were these early elections? we really don't know. know a lot of people worked pendergas were con convict of fraud. he helped harry win the election. i think it was 1984. so harry goes to washington, he has a pretty bad reputation because of mr. penergas. when harry goes up for re-election. he was in leavenworth. this is not going to go well for hard rifment he wins the 1940 election. and was one of the most fascinating senatorial elections that i ever come across. >> why? >> because nobody exapted him to win. he had no allies. perned gas had done everything for his creemplet and now pender gas was gone. a man named loyd stark who won a lot of money. who had become very rich growing apples. stark delicious apples. and his nerm in the governor's office was up. he ran for truman's seek. it was like this rocky moment where miraculously he wins. he ron i'm an honest guy and the state voted for him. and he

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trust me, i'll return a better man. a richer man.an who i hope, one day, will prove worthy of your respect. ( scratching sound ) ( loud snoring ) what are you doing? removing the threat to our plan. ( yells ) mr. compeyson, i'm mortified! - i'm fine, really. - should i fetch a doctor? i really am all right, miss havisham. besides, we don't want to make pocket miss his train. oh, i almost forgot. your father gave this to me when i was nine. he said it would bring me good luck. no, i couldn't. no, keep it until i return, and then perhaps it will bring both of us luck. go home, arthur, where you belong. for me. be assured, pocket, i shall take great care of her. you don't have to go, arthur. now that we're alone, miss havisham... your cousin asked me to keep a protective eye on you, in his absence. i'm sure he meant well, mr. compeyson. i assure you, i require no such protection. ( laughs ) that's precisely what i told him. forgive the late hour, mr. barbary. i was about to retire, unless you'd care for a nightcap? thank you, no, though

we we have trumped boasting we've got our matter we put our man on top now. this is not a work of historical research it's what people are saying it's what people are quoting but that's entirely. consistent with everything that we've seen so far what i think is important to remember and this comes out across the book and in the storm surrounding it in the never to pull you know twitter wars that are going on is that trump boasts he says i did this i have delivered i am doing things that other us presidents of to do now that doesn't mean it's necessarily true but i think the insight is there that that's how he trump presents it we can talk about been some man and his motives and how he may have used trump that's a slightly different question but trump overall is a man who boasts about what he has done taking credit of the achievements what has been assured by will definitely how to look now in in detail as about some of those major decisions taken in the region the blockade own qatar which is entering its seventh month was also mentioned involves book rights t

known as bradley manning at the time of her arrest, manning came out as transgender after being sentencedormer president obama granted her clemency before leaving office. (justine) tonight we are learning that a 70-year-old woman died... just steps away from her home... after being hit by a city of berkeley vehicle. it happened friday afternoon... on fulton and channing way... near u-c berkeley. according to witnesses... the city employee was going 15 miles per hour. officers say the driver stayed at the scene. and drugs nor alcohol are not involved. the victim is shelly rideout. and the c-h-p tells us it may have been difficult for the driver to see her because the street is very narrow. "oc: cars and peds"(justine) the city employee was driving a large sewage maintenance truck. and hit rideout while she was in the crosswalk. her neighbors on fulton were horrified to find out about her sudden passing. (justine) coming up... what is causing a major shortage of blood donations in the bay area. (jr stone) martin luther king day isn't until monday -- but that didn't stop hundreds of people f

"> ( darya ) tom brady may have a man crush..crush the man who said mean things about his 5 year old daughter. if you don't know, last week a radio host reffered to brady's daughter vivian as "an annoying little pissant." slang for a worthless insignificant person. i must say, tom handled it better than a lot of parents might have saying.. he understands criticism is part of sports but he doesn't think his children or anybody else's kids deserve that. think about how protective you are of your kids and imagine how hard it is for them to grow up in the spotlight. (i'm thinking of little reilly curry.. or beyonce's blue ivy who we just saw at the grammy's) you want to see the little pissant who made fun of a 5 year old girl? so does everybody on the internet: his name is alex reimer.. and yes he looks like a kid himself.. i checked.. he's 25. he's been suspended indefinitely from weei. but tom said last night everybody makes mistakes and he doesn't want the guy fired. ( darya ) speaking of disparaging people: the indians logo.. whi

fat man was different. fat man did use the same firing mechanism as the trinity shot, so we were quite certain it was going to work, and it did, obviously. >> here is a video of harry truman announcing the acceptance of the japanese at the potsdam declaration. we're near the end. >> i have received this afternoon a message from the japanese government and forwarded to the secretary of state on august 11. i deem this reply a full acceptance of the potsdam declaration, the unconditional surrender of japan. >> if you watch this, how do you feel he handled his job? >> here's how i can answer, this book is about the first four months. truman left office in january, 1953 with the miserable approval rating. 24% or something like that. low 30's, but it would have varied according to which coal. -- which poll. this is an inspiring story about a guy who comes out of nowhere it is expected to fail but doesn't. his approval rating at the end of these four months is higher than roosevelt's had been. i think that answers

even though they say he's a bad man but he, to me, he's not a bad man.ter: rodman may not think kim's bad, but there's someone else who has serious concerns about him. his errant and disgraced half-brother kim jong nam. he and his family are living in the tiny chinese territory of macau, known as a mecca of gambling and glitz. >> the city provided security. many people i talked to in macau believed that um, kim jong-nam and his family were in macau under beijing's protection. >> reporter: but even in exile, kim jong-nam still worries about the fate of the north korean people under the rule of his half-brother. and perhaps unwisely, he begins speaking out. in tokyo, i met one of the few he confided to -- japanese journalist yoji gomi. >> how did you get a chance to meet kim jong nam? >> i came across him at beijing airport. i am very surprised, i start interviewed him, a lot of questions at the time. >> reporter: gomi landed a rare interview with the elusive kim at a macau restaurant. >> i learned a lesson not to do reckless and immature acts. i made a bi

the man left the area. police say the victim did not recognize him or know him prior to this crime, but the surveillance video is fairly clear and you can see that the suspect is a taller, heavy set man dressed in baggy clothing. police say he's 5'9" and in his 20s. you can tell from the video that the man his a distinct and unusual walk. >> it's not your typical walk. this guy, you know, someone is going to be able to say that's so and so. that's what we're hoping for. this guy needs to be identified and taken off the street as soon as possible. >> police don't know if the man works or lives nearby. but they are planning on increases patrols near the school and you can't see it from where we are stand, but as we parked in front of the school, we could see two san jose patrol vehicles parked in the parking lot next to the campus. if anyone recognizes the man in this video or has information, san jose police would like you to give them a call. back to you guys. >> allie, thank you. >>> time . second degree m

the man died at the scene. ( james ) prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for a man accused of killingend's baby in 20-15. daniel contreras is charged with first-degree murder for the death of a 17-month old girl. prosecutors say he sexually assualted the child before beating her to death. contreras claimed the child fell from a changing table. an autopsy showed multiple skull fractures... and the death was ruled a homicide. ( james ) a santa rosa man is in jail on charges of sexually assaulting two people -- including a child. he's identified as 38-year old, daves rodriguez. both victims considered him a "family acquanitance." police say the adult victim was assaulted from 2009 to 20-11. the other victim... who is under 12-years old... reported being assaulted from 20-16... until just a few weeks ago. rodriguez is charged with seven- counts of sexual assault. ( darya ) the man who escaped from a hawaiian psychiatric hospital and flew to san jose .. is now back in hawaii. randall saito escaped in november. he is being held at a correctional center on 5-hundred thousand dollars bail. if

a man is behind bars ....nd.police say, he got into the home, by breaking into a car outside - and using a stolen garage door clicker. it happened around 4 o'clock yesterday morning in rohnert park.police say, the suspect took off his clothes and climbed on top of the eight -year old victim. she woke up screaming and he took off..police found him a short time later ... and took him into custody. ( james ) and in the east bay...concord police are searching for this woman --- suspected of attempted murder and arson. martha javier-- also known as gabby javier-- is suspected of starting a fire at a mobile home with a man inside on december 20th. neigbors in the area managed to rescue the victim from the flames. he was taken to the hospital where he remains in critical condition. ( james ) and a new problem could make your phone easier for hackers to access. what you need to do to protect your personal information. (ácommercialá) (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

known as bradley manning at the time of her arrest, manning came out as transgender after being sentenced "jumanji" has three new challengers. we're running down the movies you can see at the theaters today. live look outside... san francisco international airport. for the weekend: come learn about marine mammals at the marine mammal center ... in sausalito! it will be a fun ocean inspired exhibit for kids and adults. it'll be from 10 a-m to 5 p-m. and it's free. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. weaving your own shoes... by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. ( marty )you have exciting options if you're heading the movies today. three new movies are challenging "jumanji" for the to

who is this man?ar who has now been chased across the south. been chased across the south. susan morris was one of his victims. morris was one of his victims. beaten repeatedly when he entered her home in surrey. her home in surrey. i did not realise he had a sawn off shotgun. realise he had a sawn off shotgun. he hit me very, very hard on my face. face. hit me, but he hit me three times on my face. my face. and i could not believe that the blows kept coming. blows kept coming. the £1 million worth of items he has taken. taken. say he is so organise, he could have a military background. a military background. confidence and ability to overpower an number of people on his own. an number of people on his own. officers say the man is so skills, he ties victims up using one hand. he ties victims up using one hand. help the police until someone specific is under suspicion. specific is under suspicion. goodwood house near chichester two years ago. years ago. it is the home of the earl of march. earl of marc

the license belonged to man from california. he's now facing several charges including theft and criminal impersonation. as we start thawing out from the bone-chilling temperatures from last week the us coast guard says they have gotten a lot of reports of people kayaking in the delaware river. they say the ice still in the water could damage or pierce a hole in boat that's not strong enough to withstand that impact geif that boat in the water wait until all that ice is gone. >>> all rig. may, new jersey. the shore that wassing out today with warm temperatures and tomo rest of that snow away. kathy orr is here when you can expect to see thoseto be kayakig in ice. >> no. >> that's in the really great idea. right? t doppler. we have some showers moving our way it's damly out there and, yes a lot of melting goi outsidg pretty good right now. the roads are wet. we don't have to worry about refreezing b.au looking good on the parkway tonight. right now it's 50 in the pocono. 57 in philadelphia. the normal high is 40.7 grees ae normal

in the north bay.a man is behind bars .... and sexually assaulting a young girl in her own bed. this is the suspect -- noah holland. police say, he got into the home, by breaking into a car outside - and using a stolen garage door clicker. it happened around 4 o'clock yesterday morning in rohnert park.police say, the suspect took off his clothes and climbed on top of the eight -year old victim. she woke up screaming and he took off.. police found him a short time later ... and took him into custody. ( james ) and in the east bay...concord police are searching for this woman --- suspected of attempted murder and arson. martha javier-- also known as gabby javier-- is suspected of starting a fire at a mobile home with a man inside on december 20th. neigbors in the area managed to rescue the victim from the flames. he was taken to the hospital where he remains in critical condition. ( james )police say the body found in back of a santa cruz's man car -- has been identified as his own mother. tosten lommen was pulled over in south

i'm voting for the man because he's against migrants and he's a good man and. i just hope that the next president would be like zaman. is even did not even bother to take part in the election debate instead his main rival. came out on top mainly because he is a respected if somewhat to dry academic contrast zeman. the czech president's popularity in the provincial districts has landed him at the polls. ziman connects with people in rural areas he polarizes paints the world in black and white and promises easy solutions it is classic populism. still is even hasn't secured more than fifty percent of the vote in the first round he'll face a runoff later this month. animal lovers in france are over the moon at the moment over this little chap over here he is the first baby panda to be born in a french so. he's made his public debut five months old this cuddly chap you are menaces name is already a media sensation. seems like this whole year on mang still has so what on his climbing skills maybe it's better to say on the ground but the time being. the five month old

he created spider-man and the hulk. iron man and doctor strange. the avengers, the x- men and many, many more. "i started with marvel comics when i was about 16 and a half. it was known as timely comics in those days. in fact, we didn't change the name to marvel comics until the very early 1960s because at that time we had started an entire new type of stories of superheroes. and we thought, well, now that we're doing everything differently, we might as well get a different name." stan lee reinvented superhero comics by making them more relatable. "one day my publisher came to me -- i was the editor at the time -- " " -- and he said, 'you know, stan, one of our competitors has a superhero team which is selling very well. why don't we do a superhero team.' i figured okay, but i had been in comics so long doing the same old thing, i didn't want to continue dong the same old thing, and i figured, well, if we do a superhero team, maybe we can do it differently. so we came up with the fantastic four. and one of the differences was, they didn't always wo

is a man who lives in san francisco.. investigators say hieu trung nguyen shot and killed the transgender victim around 3-am one morning in early september...near larkin and myrtle streets. tonight an arrest warrant has been issued for nguyen...bail has already been set at 15- million. the suspect is about 6-feet tall, 190 pounds. police consider him armed and dangerous. bubbles was well known in the san francisco l-g-b-t community...was an artist...d- j...and activist. if you know where the suspect may be... or have any other info on the case, police would like to hear from you. ( pam ) the north bay wildfires destroyed 4,658 homes in october.3 months after the devastation, there is a sign of hope for the future of santa rosa.. (steve) one home is rising from the ashes, one nail and wood beam at a time.kron 4's justine waldman has this story for us... new tonight at 8 natsthe clang of construction thuds loudly in one corner of coffey park.this is 1613 kerry lane.a phoenix rising from the ashes of the tubbs firesot drivin

chelsea manning is running for u.s. senate in maryland. caroline shively with more. >> chelsea manning announced her senate run sunday morning on social media. posting the upbeat tweet, we are running for senate followed by a happy face, rainbow hearts and hashtag we got this. on youtube she was more ominous talking about current political leaders. >> we don't need them anymore. we can do better. we got this. >> today manning is a transgender woman, writer and cut a candidate but in 2010 she was army intelligence analyst private bradley manning who was caught giving wikileaks documents about the us war in iraq and afghanistan. it was a shocker, the largest leak of classified documents in us history. in 2013 manning was convicted and sentenced to 35 years in prison when last year president obama commuted her sentence to the seven years already served and she was released from the military prison. she is challenging ben cardin a two-term senator who is up for reelection in november. the two would meet in a primary in june. ben cardin is thou

, the divided man. on the doorstep, the video of mark felt and his pajamas and walker with the smile on his face, the smile i've never seen him smile. he was not a happy person in all the years i've dealt with him. >> it turns out to have been liberating for us, for the truth, for felt because now you know, there was an awful lot of speculation in those 30 years including by many of our peers and colleagues that we made this up. >> this was an element of clarity and closure, answering a question that had persisted for a long time. >> deep throat begins to guide woodward and bernstein through an elaborate maze of covert activities. gradually, the reporters begin to connect watergate to many more of the president's men. by the beginning of 1973 congress could no longer ignore the scandal. their investigation would boil down to one simple question. >> what did the president know, and when did he know it? as the one who's always trapped beneath the duvet, i'm begging you... take gas-x. your tossing and turn

the man... who wants to remain anonymous...minican hospital after he called 9-1-1... with chest and shoulder pain. he asked to be admitted for the night... but was turned down. he says he was given his clothes and offered help to dress. he admits he turned that help down. but he was surprised when he was wheeled out of the hospital wearing only a hospital gown. brent adams posted video of the man... sitting outside to his facebook page. adams... who runs a warming center program... says he finds the hospital's discharge procedure ( james ) the hospital says that due to patient privacy laws they would not comment on this case. ( james ) a thief leads police on a chase... and it ended inside a chipotle restaurant. a marin county sheriff's deputy noticed a car with a badly damaged windshield. when he tried to pull it over... he says the driver parked and then ran away - towards the northgate mall. the m

. >> kim jong-un as rocket man. >> kim jong-un as rocket man. >> dominating snl. >> such a nasty womanoducing raw material. >> he's blowing up

>> jimmy: yeah. >> oh, man. i read somewhere you said, like, you try hard to not do movies. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and what is -- because when a good script comes, you go, "i got to do this one." >> it's like that -- what is that -- what godfather -- pacino says, "i tried to get out and then they --" >> jimmy: then he pulled me back in. yeah, yeah. >> everybody's too cool, you know. when the script is -- the story is too great, you know, the cast is too great. this one's got a wonderful cast. >> jimmy: oh, fantastic cast. >> great. >> jimmy: you play a mentor to a young boy. i don't want to get in to too much about the film. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you should check it out. it's great. >> yeah. callum turner, i think we're going to be hearing a lot from this guy. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he's really something. >> jimmy: i don't know him. >> yeah, he is terrific. he's really, really great. >> jimmy: who are your mentors in your real life? >> well, i've had quite a few. i'm thinking -- one of the early one was burgess meredith. >

for a man's best friend man's best friend. so just so you know. we are known for eating . up the sewer known for eating dogs and it was because when we. sacrificed them it was their wish it's something that their spirit said they wanted for our people so that we can live. to have a name for a dog so this is yes he has a name this is. so what time should i prepare him for dinner lunch which we won't because he has a name as long as long as we we know that. the sacrificial cut sort of just us that much else but all the other is rez dogs that are on the roofs of puppies. everybody plays a kill and he. got to say my boss. my wife. she likes to do this little teddy bear cup with him. so it's ok with you let's go for a run and i can tell you more kind of like what i just shared with you let's head on else this is what we're rolling with here on the great american. very blessed for. the front seat watching those that for somebody would. go and try to sort of be up that's one two three. let the bell play. everything if you haven't seen any of this pilgrimage that's probably a good

man: no problem. the things that rocco really loves to do is use prints on different fabrics. how are you? -zimmerino: hi, marcus? lemonis: i'm marcus. zimmerino: jeanette zimmerino. nice to meet you. lemonis: jeanette, nice to meet you. and so i arranged for him to work at a digital printer so he knows any idea that he has can be printed. giordano: right now, we want to center our collection around this style of shirt, and, for us, if we can nail this material, i think that'd be great for us. lemonis: after giving rocco time to organize his inventory, i'm heading back to the storage space because i wanted to see if he's actually followed my process. giordano: so everything that was in the garage is down here. lemonis: there's a lot of jackets here, man. giordano: there's 96 jackets here. lemonis: how many hats are here? giordano: close to 5,000 hats. however... yes, yes. a lot of these hats -- so, how we got to this point... lemonis: so 5,000 hats at an average cost of what? giordano: six and a half

they pulled the man out of his truck without incident. while he was cuffed on the sidewalk, our photographer asked the man what he had to say for himself. >> you put a lot of people in harm's way. what do you have to say about that? >> it's never good to elude atthy point or failure to yield for anything. you're putting the motoring public in danger. >> reporter: as you can see from the video, the man appears to be intoxicat intoxicated. chp confirms that's their initial impression as well. of course, they have investigating that. chp drove the truck out of the intersection. officers say it is registered to the driver, the man they arrested. officers confirm the man had an implement in the vehicle with him. whether that be a crowbar or stick, they would not say. he is now facing multiple charges for that 52-mile pursuit around the bay. live in hayward, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> and the abc7 news app sent out a push alert when this unfolded. be the first to know when breaking news happens. >>> other news now, breaking news from washingt

>> man: yes.'s healthy competition between every neighborhood. ♪ >> anthony: these guys are murga los amontes. they are from la boca which, according to the guidebook, is an old industrial neighborhood in the port district known for historic buildings and no small amount of crime. ♪ >> anthony: is there, like, a parade? a block party? >> nicolas: it's a little bit of each. this is not like rio carnival. you have a cute parade with lots of men in it. >> anthony: right. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: you know, we do a lot of different scenes, most of them meals, or, i drive sports cars, i've jumped out of planes -- ♪ but there are a few things that terrify me. carnivals. i'm not -- i, i'm afraid of clowns -- ♪ hor-horrified. people dancing, crowds. ♪ you know, i've lived a long life without ever going to carnival in rio or, or mardis gras. i, i don't like it. and, there's something frightening about crowds, too. i mean, what if they all decide to do one thing at the same time. starts as a party, five minutes later

will be able to help this man that same evening he collects donations on social media for the man whose journey home to russia. the husband and father lives in constant danger of being threatened on account of his work. law passed the law passed one. month it's really dangerous and one time these guys came to warn me if i didn't stop freeing people they'd blow me and my family out and that's in the. news i truly and it's been that way for five years but i'm still alive ones. back at the court to moscow the verdict is due today in the case brought by coleman victor the kirghiz man who became a victim of exploitation normally the case would have dragged on for a long time his lawyer or a tells us. but when the employer heard that a western t.v. crew wanted to film proceedings he quickly paid his debts he was willing to pay forty thousand roubles his lawyer has come to court to formally accept the ruling. we are not allowed to film the judge but are allowed to listen in as the verdict is announced. the fact that coleman beric won his case is the exception to the rule. but it won't do explo

san francisco police confirming they have one man in custody, and we hoping to learn more about the man in custody. so far police say they got a 911 phone call last night around 11:00 p.m. that 911 caller said another than was acting in a threatening manner. officers showed up and encountered a man who they had encountered before. the man barricaded himself in the home. crisis intervention teams turned up, and the officers surrounded the home and decided to wait him out. >> eventually early this morning around7:30, we made contact with him, and the subject did attempt to assault one of the negotiators and, therefore, aless lethal device was used, and he was taken into custody without incident. >> reporter: the man's mother said she believes methamphetamine is at the root of the problems. she said her son has been struggling with addiction problems for years. traffic is now back to normal after being restricted overnight. ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> and just into the news room, moments ago, the san francisco mayor announcing her run for mayor. -- london breed announcing her run for mayor. anyo

are you calling us that don't know about the man you're going to let me finish the man who is now president had to flee for his life a couple of weeks ago and it doesn't seem any less an unfortunate set of polling i get shoes when it's not funny but i don't like your mum why don't i see any of the politicians had to free him i don't know i said i don't accept you calling him a compliment but i would say that it was it was unconventional it was wrong and shouldn't have happened in that way but when it's time isn't it and you know right before you is not suited up isn't it time you came out in the midst of what's been going on in your country all these years apart from just. trying to get out of it by calling it a few mistakes now and i mean it seems that people deserve something better than zanu p.f. helping people really didn't know people deserve what they have what for exactly that's what that's what democracy about it is people choosing sunapee of then that is an opinion isn't it i am going to prescribe leaders was an officer for the people's republic they have made a choice they'll make

a redding man has confessed -- in an emotional t-v interview.the man turned himself into police.. before talking to reporter courtney kreider. brian keith hawkins, confessed to murder: "praying, praying. i wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for god. i wouldn't be here at all. i'd be out drinking a beer or something like that with somebody here." brian hawkins says god gets all the credit for his decision to turn himself in and come clean after 25 years for the murder of 19-year-old frank wesley mcalister.hawkins told us that he was looking for forgiveness and peace. peace is something that has long eluded the family of the young man who died - hawkins' confession may have changed that. police captain eric wallace says as soon as all three had been arrested, he called the only immediate family of the victim they could find -- mcalister's mother. capt. eric wallace, redding police dept.: "we spoke with her last night on the phone, she lives out of state. she was relieved to have someone in custody for her son's murder. she has struggled her whole life, it was her only son, and she

>> so that's the white man's word? >> it's a white man's word.d to basically put everybody who remotely speaks spanish under an umbrella term so it can make it really easy. >> to keep track of you people. >> yeah. to keep track and all right, put everybody in categories. >> okay. >> latino is also another complicated term. i mean, people use it as an umbrella term. what do you call everybody from latin america and the caribbean? but also latino has the word latin. like we ain't latin people. like latin is french, italian, spanish, portuguese. those are latin languages, and also does not honor the fact that we existed as a people before columbus, before the latin colonization. >> before the spanish said would you like to borrow this language? >> yeah, yeah, you know what i'm saying? >> how did you grow up? like what was your -- >> spanish was my first language, but when you come to school here, you know, everything's about english. everything's about being american. everything's about being white. you know what i'm saying? >> assimilation. >> assi

the man on his cell phone is david. clearly troubled by our camera he bouvier quickly calls his assistant to go reassure him. use it when you. need. to to be just like it just a diversion to his emotion at the buses. but he has no rights regarding our footage to. the. site that thanks. david no mud isn't just anyone he's the man with three hundred picasso's the head of one of the most powerful families in the art world the numb odds renowned dealers. here's their stand at art basel by calder miro zz fontana's and because of those. and also a royal lichtenstein and his own two feet all of them stars of modern art. in the mud collection is valued at almost three billion dollars thousands of works most of which are stored at the geneva freeport. maybe the reason david no mudd prefers to be discreet is because one of the paintings he owns is causing him problems with the law. the story started here in the paris archives in two thousand and eleven with this man james palmer. even as a canadian private detective who specializ

zarate is not a free man. he faces federal charges for being an illegal alien in possession of a firearm. >> we are going to ascertain whether or not there was collusion between the federal authorities and state authorities and if so, we can bring a motion to dismiss on double jeopardy grounds. >> reporter: famed defense attorney tony serra will represent zarate in the federal case. >> shame on the federal government. shame on the trump administration. shame on them in terms of bringing a retaliatory vindictive prosecution. >> reporter: the defense attorney for the murder trial says when the verdict came in u.s. attorney general jeff sessions and others were already talking about what they were going to do because they didn't agree with the jury. >> they started talking about, well, we'll charge him with illegal re-entry and we'll do this and that. and so that has all the hallmarks of a vindictive prosecution. >> reporter: zarate will be on parole for 48 months. he is currently in san francisco jail but is exp