. >> my name is shelly cigel.nd when my husband passed away, he left me with an incredible collection and a special gift from beyond the grave. well, this is just a few little things that i took out. >> these nasa artifacts belonged to shelly's husband, rick cigel, samples of a lifelong collection that includes everything from engine parts to autographs. >> and this is actually the flag that they had signed, and that was from apollo 12. >> are these control panels? look at this! can i touch this? >> absolutely. please. >> okay. here we go. can you imagine? regulator bleed valve open. check. m.o.m. open. check. >> looks like it says "mom" to me. >> mom. this is the button that tells mom we're about to lift off. but i heard you have a monkey chair. >> we do. >> i have to see this. because before humans went into space, primates were launched into orbit so scientists could investigate the biological effects of space travel. i hear they paid them in bananas. it looks small enough. you really think a monkey rode in her

if democrat shelly simonds, ryan, touch on the balance of power becoming even. talk more about how it kind of shakes things up? >> so even though all this election has turned into a tiebreaker today, it's probably not going to be over in a few minutes. both candidates have indicated they're open to seeking a second recount if they lose in the tiebreaker and in this game of chance, there is a legal question here over whether they can seek a second recount or not. there's going to be more drama because the general assembly is set to reconvene on wednesday and if republicans are able to go on with a 50/49 majority and the winner in this race not set they can keep the speakership and set the rules and even if it turns into a 50/50 power split republicans could conceivably keep power over the next two years. >> bigger picture also interesting about this, is we know the virginia house of delegates has been republican controlled for almost two decades now. we saw what happened in the governor's race with the democrat winning by a bigger margin. is there a political sea

they had a tied race between incumbent david yancey and democratic challenger, shelly simonds. a majority was in the house and shelly simonds is weighing her options. >> it would have been a great thing for virginia to have power-sharing. it really would have. there are a lot of ideas that get crushed in the subcommittees and we need to have these go out through virginia. >> the people who packed the room for this work shelly simonds supporters and yancy did not attend. >> norfolk, virginia was under a blizzard warning for only the everything was essentially shut down. the schools, offices, libraries and courts were shut down. cars were stuck on interstate 254 overnight. in nearby virginia beach, the iconic oceanfront boardwalk was pummeled. despite it all, some came to get a look. >> it's awesome to see the waves hitting on the jetties. there is ice on everything. it's pretty cool. you see hurricanes all the time, but you don't see this all the time. >> electricity is trying to be restored. power had been knocked out by the storm. >> you are watching television all day and you

mcallister: and the second name for the other candidate, shelly simonds. mr. alcorn: i therefore move that pursuant to virginia code section 24.2-674, that david yancey is that newly elected delegate from house district 94. is there a second? >> second. mr. alcorn: there is a second. all in favor say aye. the motion passes. will you please distribute the certificate for signature? ms. mcallister: who has the blue pen? thank you, ma'am. we have legal counsel from the attorney general's office. he provides us with a blue pen so that we know we have all signed. mr. alcorn: thank you. madam vice chair, and madam secretary, i believe you would like to say a couple words. ms. wheeler: a couple of words. today we have witnessed an unprecedented event in the history of the commonwealth of virginia. we pulled a name out of a bowl to name a delegate which was last done in 1971 in a tie vote. however, this particular draw also will determine the speaker of the house, the number of people on committees. this has never been done before for the longest-running, oldest legis

we are >> reporter: a quick exit from shelly simonds after the action of last resort. the state of the race in the commonwealth may not yet be sealed. the democratic candidate can request a final recount but who really calls the shots in the lower chamber may not be settled with this battle. the house race in fredericksburg could be on the way to a do over. a whole lot of confusion and we will know more on that front on friday. it is not over yet. >> maybe because of this, we will be watching. >> great for friday. will there be another bowl involved? >> i don't think so. unless there is another tie, their virginia bowl won't come back. >>> still ahead, president donald trump fires back after an unflattering book about his first year in >>> it's cold and you know this. what you don't know is that it is getting colder, dangerously colder. toppers back with reports on freezing temperatures. >> the virginia coast is better prepared for hurricanes than snow. a big blast with a coastal storm. tone of the most pristine and beautiful parts -- of the world.

yancy and his democratic challenger shelly simon finished the general election in a tie.f simon had won the state house would have been split evenly along party lines 50/50. the assembly reconvenes on wednesday. >>> two weeks from tomorrow we face a possible government shut down. remember that short term last year, it expires january 19 and both sides have staked out their grounds. democrats want the long term funding deal to include a path to citizenship for dreamers. republicans want to include extra spending for defense measures. lawmakers both want to include funding for the chip program, the health insurance program for children. >>> the white house says president trump was left feeling furious and disgusted after claims by his former top advisor steve bannon appeared in a new book. sarah huckabee sanders complained wednesday the book contained outrageous and completely false claims against the president, his administration and his family. more from the white house. >> president trump is trying to shut down a new book that has details about his first year in office.

shelly simons. >> trevor: demore crosse! laughter ) i'm sorry but russians are watching this going how do we even interfere with this? it's too stupid "what the actual fact" do you do? ( laughter ) even though he won the presidenty, donald trump has been plagued by the fact he lost popular vote. it made him so mad that you might remember a year ago he did this. >> president trump today made a pledge to conduct a major probe into voter fraud. >> every time voter fraud occurs it canceled the vote of a lawful citizen and undermines democracy. >> so you're going to launch an investigation? >> we're going to launch an investigation to find out, when you look at the people registered -- dead, illegal in two states and in some cases maybe three states -- we have a lot to look into. >> trevor: ah, yes, the dead people voting. i remember that episode of walking dead. it wasn't my favorite. it was just zombies standing in line like no ballot! no ballot! ( laughter ) even though there was no evidence to support the president's outlandi

said shelly simonds -- shelly simonds had been talking about some kind of a recount, but we talked toboard of election officials. they said legally really this is probably the end of this campaign for her. she kind of alluded to that during her news conference. during the news conference, she said she plans to run again. nevertheless, impromptu news conference she had with reporters, she said she is not conceding the race. she is keeping all of her options open at this point. they did say they might have some kind of an announcement later on this afternoon. we will keep on top of that. we will also speak with david yancey at some point later this afternoon as well. much more news coming out of course this afternoon. we toss it now with break. >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. adrianna: back now at 12:42, the rest of the country feeling the force of this winter storm. this is times square behind me. places like bostonre more. here is elizabeth her in new york with more on conditions along the east coast. elizabeth: a monster storm marching up the east coast. winter

and senators angus king of maine and shelly moore cap tofe west virginia. we'll have that live in about 20 minutes. 2:30 p.m. eastern. in the meanle time, we'll lookality the week ahead from today's "washington journal." continues. host: joining us for a discussion on many things, particularly in light of the white house and congress this week, are two guests. we are joined by darlene supervalu from the -- superville by adam weaver.

i saw an interview with shelly simonds. i felt in my bones she would lose.red a deal to the republicans, saying, whoever winds, that's it. and he didn't take it. now, all options are on the table. we have seen what the weather is like on your side of the atlantic, this is what it is doing here. this is not far away. an inflata ble here. this is not far away. an inflatable christmas decoration came loose above busy oxford street. we have been watching this all day. it has been flapping around outside the bbc studios in london. like a giant gobstopper, it is lose. it is an tethered, possibly due to high wind. it has forced traffic to stop as repair work was carried out to make it safe. you have evil weather twins, we have funny... i don't know what it is, but it is a christmas decoration. excuse me. you have a big balloon, look at this, i am going to one up you stop this is what i have got. it is really, really cold in new york city. in my lap with, it is 80 degrees, in your language, it is minus six degrees. in honour of the freezing temperatures, i have done

from the rain shelly's garden now known as hawk and huge burritos is one of the first food carts we've had here in portland we had a real explosion the food cart scene when the great recession hit the portland economy today we have more than six hundred carts open in the metro area pave the way for carts to come into being. many an american dream has been born in a. dream starts anew every morning. after college she thought she might be in the media but then decided against it she just couldn't see herself she tells me. her son. has a family business. in ways like. the height of it but to year two thousand we had thirteen people on payroll we had ten. locations in the city and i was much more of a manager at that time than a vendor because i was having i have babies and two little girls and so i was busy doing that stuff so i could be a manager as soon as the girls were about five six years old i came right back and started jumped in to being a vendor again and kind of size down at that point because i really i like a little less hustle and bustle i like having the one cart now. today

it's again between democrat shelly si shelly sigh simonds and jeffrey yancy. if republicans win they'll be have a slim majority. there they go. reaching in. >> the bowl is empty. the winner of district 94 is david yancy. >> so that means the republicans will hold ha slim majority again. gop >> this is a drawing. >> after an election, recount, the crux of this was a single ballot in which the ballot filled in for both candidates. andrea slash and picked republican candidate in statewide races. that's at the rusk of this. now you also heard both simonds andian say saying they were not going to throw in the towel and fight to the bitter end. now we are seeing what many of us were kind of like, huh, you are going to draw a name out of a bowl, and that's what's happened. the winner of the voirk house seat, 94th district t republican, david yancy. >> our david culver is there this morning. and of course is preparing a live report for us later today. so stay with us on news4 as that story continues to develop this morning. >>> all right. and new this morning federal

however, democratic challenger shelly simonds -- is still not conceding. she could request another recount. starting next week, personal cell phones will be off-limits for white house staff and guests. instead -- all cell communication will have to be done with government-issued devices. the white house denied the cell phone ban is meant to stop leaks. the white house claims its policy has been in the works for more than six months. it's unclear if the policy also applies to president trump. a controversial move by a gym-chain. life time fitness is monitors in its facilities. the chain is based in minnesota, but has locations across the u-s and canada. a representative said there were "many member requests" leading up to the decision. the company believes this supports its mission to promote healthy lifestyles. c-n-n, fox news, m-s-n-b-c and c-n-b-c are some of the stations getting blocked. local news stations are still expected to be available. your washington capitals, giving back. the team held their annual caps casino night at m-g-m last night.. fans j

shelly vinyard, fmr. neighbor: "all of a sudden after that conversation it kind of stopped.ey quit hanging out together and playing together." (grant) the sheriff's office there says it has record of being at the house twice: in 2001-- when a dog bit one of the children... and in 2003-- when the family's pigs got loose. child protective service in texas had no record of any dealing with the family. both parents face torture charges and are being held on nine-million dollars bond. the couple will appear in court tomorrow. (pam) a 17-year-old pregnant girl was shot twice in her own home tuesday night in modesto.. authorities say, she was sleeping upstairs in her home when it happened. according to police... the gunshots came from a car driving by. the mom-to-be was taken to the hospital ... she and her baby are expected to be okay. neighbors say, they also heard gunshots the night before she was shot. police say, this is the third time they have been called to the street since october. (pam) c-h-p officers are investigating five incidents... of tech buses being targeted along

shelly vinyard, fmr. neighbor: "all of a sudden after that conversation it kind of stopped.they quit hanging out together and playing together." (pam) the hill county sheriff's office says, it has record of being at the house twice: in 2001-- when a dog bit one of the children... and in 2003-- when the family's pigs got loose. however, child protective services in texas .. had no record of any dealing with the family. (steve) 12 people have been arrested in a massive gang sweep in the south bay. police say seven adults and five minors are responsible for at least 30 robberies and carjackings in san jose since last summer. officials say the gang used stolen guns and cars stolen guns and cars during the crime spree. the adults have been booked into the santa clara county jail on multiple charges including burglary... assault with a deadly weapon and child endangerment. the minors were booked into juvenile hall on the same charges. (steve) the chp is investigating five incidents of tech buses being targeted on interstate 280(pam) the incidents all happened yesterday between hig

here is shelly simonds. good morning, miss simonds. how are you feeling at this hour?> good morning. oh, gosh. it's just such a crazy situation. and, you know, i'm trying to stay strong. i've got thousands of supporters in newport news and people in my community who frankly need health care. health care in virginia is really on the line. >> everything you have worked for, your political future will be decided by the fickle finger of fate four hours from now. is that the right answer? >> you know, i wish it hadn't come down to this. i would much rather have the people of newport news, virginia decide the fate of this election for sure. last night i was at home trying to prepare for the coin toss. i thought there are no speeches, no preparation that i can do that will get me ready for a coin toss. >> that's good news. there's no homework involved in a coin toss. they are going to pull the name out of a bowl, as we have said. what happens if you lose? then what? >> you know, i have had a pretty long career in politics. i've been on our local school board. i have run for o

he wednesday chosen the winner -- he was chosen the win either over shelly simonds. his name was picked from the the virginia state house hold a one-person advantage but in a few minutes we will explain why it's still far from over. jonathan: a woman visiting washington claimed she was sexual assaulted in a massage session in bethesda. this is the latest in a string of similar cases across the area. our montgomery county reporter kevin lewis now with a story you will see here on abc7. >> victor mendoza gonzalez spent five years respecting a room at the gym in downtown bethesda where he offered a variety of massage therapies. despite a five-star rating on yelp, police allege the masseur sexually assaulted a female client last year. court docs state the woman felt frozen. later returning to her hotel where she called police. mendoza gonzalez joins a list of at least four massage therapists accused of sexually assaulting customers in the last 12 months in the county mendoza gonzalez still has an active status and his license valid through october. however the owner of t

i want to assure yifr one from amazon, shelly simon.> madam vice chair, will you give the bowl a stir? >> the cook in the kitchen. >> okay. here you go. >> the winner of house district 94 is david yance. >> with that, republicans now will control the virginia statehouse. the democrat in that race, shelly simon, is entitled to another recount. she has not ruled out that option. democracy in action. we'll be right back. heartburn faster. whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. you can do it. we can do this. at fidelity, our online planning tools are clear and straightforward so you can plan for retirement while saving for the things you want to do today. -whoo! >>> we have breaking news we w

and senators angus king of maine and shelly moore cap tofe west virginia. we'll have that live in about 20 minutes. 2:30 p.m. eastern. in the meanle time, we'll lookality the week ahead from today's "washington journal." continues. host: joining us for a discussion on many things, particularly in light of the white house and congress this week, are two guests. we are joined by darlene supervalu from the -- superville by adam weaver. if you look at the papers this morning, this is from "the wall street journal," that the president is expected to soften the tone on the speech as far as tomorrow's presentation. darlene, what do we get a sense as far as tone eating into the speech tomorrow? guest 1: the white house has said he is going to speak in more optimistic tones tomorrow. contrast that with the inauguration speech he gave a year ago when he talked about american carnage and painted this very dark picture of the united states of america. he is looking to do a little bit of the opposite and be softer, more optimistic, more hopeful in talking about immigrat

shelly simonds unwilling to concede. >> for me all options are on the table. this race could not my responsibility is begin the work i was re-elected to do. the drawing after a debate about the disputed ballot that they ruled should be in favor of yancey. the democrats argue the ballot that has bubbles next to both candidates filled in should have been tossed out. >> according to the code of virginia, this particular election has been finalized. >> with yancey is terrified winner, a member of the elections board says this about simonds. >> i don't know what legal grounds she could use. there is conflicting part of the code. there is one part that says there are no recounts of recounts. >> the republicans maintain control of the house of delegates 51-49. no concession from simonds who does say she will run again. but any other kind of legal challenge, well, stay tuned. in richard richmond, richard re, abc7 news. michelle: attorney general era policy of noninterference with states that decriminalize pot. sessions says federal prosecutors should decide on their o

on twitter, shelly simonds conceded to david yancey after a literal tie in the inn the race for the ninth district seat. yancy one win his name was picked out of a ceramic bowl last week and the wind gives the gop however, a court battle continues over the votes in the 28th district, fredericksburg. a federal appeals court said it won't stop the swearing in of republican and democrat, bob thomas. democrats claim the vote is tainted. voters got the wrong ballot. josh call -- cole was selected by 73 votes and a lawsuit is under way. >> the democratic wave in virginia, it was a problem. in the house of delegates, northern virginia was in richmond and what does it mean to all virginians? >> reporter: it was exciting to witness the enormous change at the virginia general assembly with one dozen new women being sworn into office and bringing diversity with it. the front row said it all. more hugs as the day became reality. >> it's a reality. so many emotions. >> elizabeth and the other legislator are the first to be seated as women in the legislature. >> reporter: the woman in the purple dress

david yancy versus democrat shelly simonds. roll it up, mix it up, what do you get? >> the winner of house district 94 is david yancy. >> reporter: shelly simonds name second. >> for me all options are on the table. >> reporter: you might ask what brought us to this point. one ballot, this one. after a recount this became the deciding factor in the local race. two bubbles filled, a slash, officials couldn't say for sure who the vote was for. so, they turned to the bowl which got the nation's attention. >> i think it's very interesting right now that we've got the eyes of the nation on state races and state races are so important. >> that room wasn't only filled with the media and those involved in politics, but we also caught up with a student from fairfax county. his reason for being here in richmond today? curiosity. what did you think as it was happening? >> i a laughing a little bit because i thought it was a ridiculous process for deciding an election where there's 23,000 people's votes decided by, you know, a flip of a coin basically. >> reporter: republicans i

the democrat shelly simons is not conceding the race. simons said she's keeping all options open but didn't specify whether she intends to seek a new recount. >>> the bomb shell book on the first year of the trump presidency is flying off the shelves. people lined up at kramer bookstore last night to get their copy of fire and fury. the white house is highly critical of the book claiming it's, quote, full of falsehoods. mola lenghi has more from the white house. >> the author after an explosive new book about the trump white house is defending a text from the president. >> i have recordings, notes. i'm comfortable with everything. >> president trump said he did not authorize access to the white house, he never spoke to the author and that it's full of lies and misrepresentations. michael wolff said that the president is strong. >> i absolutely spoke to the president, whether he realized it was an interview or not i don't know. it certainly was not off the record. >> president trump tried to stop t had his lawyers send cease and desist le

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beat shelly simons. simons could ask for a recount in the 94th district. >> so on the table. it's very interesting right now that we've got eyes of the nation on state races. state races are so important. >> o to settle the tie, they putt both candidates' names in film canisters and picked one out of the bowl at random. >> it's been 50 years since a legislative race did not attend because of the snowfall but did have a representative there. >>> i just retweeted some pictures of an overnight fire in montgomery county. take a look. multiple units are on the scene of this area of aspen hill and rockville. it started in someone's shed. it's a total loss. investigators say someone was using an electrical extension cord from the house rigging some sort of modified power strip for lights and power. the damage was about $5,000. we'll have updates to learn more. eun? >> thank you, chris. scary moments for a girl walking home from school. a man grabbed her and touched her inappropriately. this is the composite sketch of the suspect. the girl was walking along the path in sterling wedne

daryl brand did not stop for shelly who was walking at the intersection of tanning way and folsom street. witnesses say brand was driving 15 miles-an-hour when he hit her. brand is cooperating with investigators who say drugs or alcohol probably did not play a part in the collision. the chp investigates all incidents owned by state and local government. >>> spearhead by silicon -- there's a program to help out the poor. the city will give low income families $500 a month for the entire year. this project will examine the social impact of the money on the families. mark zuckerberg pushed for the concept while another facebook executive donated $1 million to the -- >>> 4:37 is the time right now. big fire late last night in san francisco destroyed several businesses and homes. we're going to take a look at the damage in san francisco. >>> and how about some free pizza for everyone, but there's a catch. something pretty special has to happen in the super bowl. we'll tell you what that is coming up. >>> and the traffic looks good this morning for the most part. we're off to a nice start on t

this has happened before companies have been broken up monopolies are usually a bad idea all right shelly don't take a break right now and when we're back we'll continue talking about how age acknowledge is transforming our lives stay with us. altie we have a great team we need to strengthen before the free world cold and better than a legend to keep it so it's at the back. in one thousand nine hundred two that must qualify for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and i'm hoping to bring some of that waving spirit to the r.c.t. . recently had a lot of practice so i can guarantee you that peter schmeichel will be on the best since my last will come from that. thousand zero zero zero zero zero. left left left more or less ok stuff that's really good. power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely and the bell of the match is over their heads up saudi arabia these days is as corrupt as the day is long and he's just stealing money from folks and with us trying to be had it but america is like that's reform meanwhile ok already there actual

or in the case of virginia's 94th house district race -- the race in newport news between democrat shelly simons and gop incumbent david yancy will be decide when'd one of their names is drawn from a bowl tomorrow. if yancy wins, republicans will hold a slim majority in the house. if simons wins the house will be evenly divided. it's likely that there will be another recount either way. >>> virginia governor-elect ralph northam thinks he'll be able to work with republicans regardless of who has control of the house. northam sad down for an exclusive interview with news 4's julie cary today. the governor-elect says he's adamant about expanding medicaid, gun control, and decriminalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana. he says it doesn't matter that republicans didn't vote for him. he just wants to unite both parties. >> we have a unique opportunity with the makeup of the legislature this year to i think really bring people from both sides of the aisle and get? good >> when the governor-elect is sworn in a week from saturday, he says you can forget him wearing an overcoat. the soon

lection so it's a long process and i see this election and i see it as attempt to run for office and shelly's putin as a part of a long term game let's talk a little bit about any kind of russia is she if people have heard about her they've heard about her being a socialite turned t.v. host what are her political credential i mean why would you tell the russian voter that she is qualified to be the next president. well i don't think it's the question is who is the most qualified to be seen in this country so many apparently qualified candidates and look at this country where it is that right now i don't think the question is of little if occasion i believe what is more important to create. a situation or environment where everybody can run where qualified people can be heard people can can take part in elections and we are so far away from it and i believe the kremlin is trying on purpose created this bacon this is the situation where nobody can run for office and and i don't think we are able to talk about qualification in the election where is everything far so we're trying to do the best o

that's how the state broke his tie with democrat shelly simonds but simonds won't concede. she hasn't said yet whether she'll demand another recount. >>> and the woman who accused alabama senate candidate roy moore of sexually abusing her when she was 14 is now suing him for defamation. leigh corfman claims the defamation was the result of negative attacks by moore and his supporters. she's demanding an apology and reimbursement of legal costs. >>> one of the most famous museums in america is changing its pay position. for decades it's been technically free to visit new york's metropolitan museum of art with the admission price only a suggested donation but starting in march adults who live outside of new york state will have to pay $25. the museum blames rising costs. >>> and dunkin' donuts says it has stopped using artificial dyes on its colorful sweet treats. it claims doughnut fans won't even notice the difference, and by the end of the year it plans to eliminate artificial dyes from all of its products. >>> police in europe are on the hunt for a bottle of vodka worth a

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british ones the bill has now been sent to the upper house the house of lords for further scrutiny and shelly pope francis has denounced the use of violence in the country struggle over the rights of its indigenous people his comments during an open air mass referred to recent violence including the burning of churches in the country south of that's where indigenous groups have been pushing for the return of their lamps. to nigeria now where at least twelve people have been killed dozens injured by suicide bombers in an attack on a crowded market in the northeastern city of my degree now police say two bombers carried out the attack but emergency services official says that four women were responsible no group has yet claimed the attack but it bears the hallmarks of the islamist terror group boko herat. for more on that story now we want to go to our correspondent a.g. increase he joins us from magos good evening to you adrian what more can you tell us about this bombing. all right as you said the emergency officials put the number as twelve people who apparently died more than sixty five inj

thousands of people are fleeing fighting in the northern syrian region of free and with turkey's shelly a ground operation take his offensive which also involves asteroids is now in its fourth day explains some eight hundred thousand civilians are living there many of them displaced from other parts of syria. the u.s. secretary of state says the syrian government may still be using chemical weapons rex tillerson says twenty one people who suffered breathing problems in a rebel held enclave need to mask it's on monday where victims of a suspected gas attack aid workers in the democratic republic of congo are warning of mass starvation because of continuing conflict they say three million people in the castle region do not have enough to eat and that includes four hundred thousand children. all right up to date with the headlines now for news coming up in just twenty five minutes we'll see that by foot. more u.s. backing for israel and palestinian vice president mike pence says the u.s. embassy will be moved to jerusalem next year and washington will back a two state solution but only if

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. "xxx"(justine) the city employee was driving a large sewage maintenance truck. and hit rideout while she was in the crosswalk. (jr stone) a san francisco police officer...accused of sexually assaulting a person while they were unconscious... was arraigned in court today...where he entered a plea. 30-year-old justin mccall... pleaded not guilty to sexual assault. mccall...had been with the san francisco police department for four years...he was arrested monday in connection with the september incident. mccall is currently suspended without pay... he posted bail and is currently out of jail. (justine) a small east bay community is worried about a methadone clinic in their neighborhood.(j.r.) over 14-hundred people in el sobrante signed a petition opposing the move. kron4's jeff pierce talked to local community leaders and has the latest. this is the unicorporated community of e

the victim is shelly rideout.d 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 from coming out to honor his legacy this weekend. (jr stone) monday marks what would have been doctor martin luther king, junior's 89th birthday. but both his memory -- and struggle for justice -- live on. today, the city of stockton celebrated doctor king with its first 5k and 10k in his honor. reporter ken mash-in-chi has the story. nearly 50 years since the last time he walked calling for peace, today in stockton, people of all ages gathered to honor dr. martin luther king jr.e

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