she eventually gets a search warrant to enter the cochran house. police gather evidence.e no arrests. then, under the cloak of darkness, the cochrans flee to indiana. >> normal people pack their things and take them, they don't just leave everything behind. which is what they did. >> reporter: the neighbors they left behind in michigan tell chief rizzo the cochrans began behaving strangely around the time chris regan went missing. using power tools in the middle of the night. then came an invitation for dinner. >> kelly and jason asked if i want to come over for dinner one night. i was like yeah, sure. this is two days after chris was missing. >> all of a sudden, in one week, they're having them over to their house for dinner. and they've got all this meat. how'd they get all that meat, where'd they get the money for it? >> it was definitely something i never ate before. it was like a transparent kind of like meat. like a lobster or shrimp. >> how much more disturbing did that make this whole scenario? >> that was the first time i was ever brought to think that they could

pedal cabs i like to thank cochran for the multipl multipl. done throughout june.ssioner veronese i added the identifiable home address. we updated that report for you. it's on page 15. ems six. we went to tenth. one of the areas -- we put the station's numbers for you. next month we'll have the address of the stations so the public know where they are at. ems6 doing good job. also attached to my report is fire prevention investigation as well as the airport. i like to mention congratulations to you. thank you and great job. i like to congratulate rex hale, assistant chief. there's a guy that i respect a guy. he's one of my dad's best friends. he's company officer station six. rex was one of the young firefighters. he told me after the fire, he's the real deal and he was right. good job. that concludes my report. any questions i'm available. >> president cleaveland: any public comment on the chief's report? seeing none. public comment is closed. commissioner covington. >> commissioner covington: thank you mr. president. chief gonzalez, can you talk little bit about

cochran is on admistrative leave. >> the owner of one of d.c.'s best known burger chains is talking to news4 apologizing for an offensive tweet. >> now the burger says it's ending its contract with the company that handles its social media. shomari stone tells us what happened. >> almost made me cry. >> reporter: peter owns the burger. the dc based restaurant chain has come under fire after a controversial tweet. he says he has fired the outside company responsible f it. >> they've hurt my business and we have a lot o angry customers. >> reporter: the trouble started with a tweet from z burger's account on saturday. carolina-based valor media, a company he hired to run z burger's social media account. ng>> i thought they were g to do a great job for our company. >> the photo sho murdered journalist james foley before isis headed himn 2014 and shows a man holding a hamburger with the caption when you say you want a burger and someone says okay and someone says mcdonald's at the reads you disagree me. it was up for an hour before it was deted. >> i

an cochran tweeted this is not what we're going to put on capi wl hill. if yt to read or see more, it's in our nbc washington app. >>> the group behind the white supremacist rally in charlottesville is preparing to rally here in d.c. in two weeks. lafayetteprotest in square across from the white house. the officers are experienced at keeping the peace during high-tension rallies and protests. >> people can always express their views, whatever they may be. our role as a police department, makes sure they are able to do at. we facilitate that. and we make sure nothing gets broken and nobody get hurt. >> he says officers will keep the right to unite activists away from counterprotesters. heather heyer died at a protest incharlottesville. >>> people affected by the flooding from ellicott city. heavy rain caused problems for businesses on main street. many were totally destroyed. >>> today, patients, families and friends will say good-bye to a local doctor killed in a jet ski accident. he died over the weekend after being in a jet ski crash. he helped thousand

chief cochrane under the direction of the deputy chief, chief nicholson. so six months, i know, basically sort of a negotiation with commissioner aliota veronese was ambitious. six months is tight. not to let it tread off your presentation might make more sense to make it as comprehensive as possible as we reach out to other departments and so forth. it's certainly a project i look forward to working on and seeing if we can improve. i'm sure we can. but we have a good model. i do like the idea and i know you brought it up, president cleaveland, it's important that not everyone, i will use myself as an example, i have regular contact with members of the stress unit. i have nothing but total respect for the work they do. personally, if i'm, and this is just me, and everyone deals with their stress in different ways. personally, if i'm having struggles, whether work-related, home-related, whatever-related, me, the person i am, i choose not to talk to someone within the department, because i'm a very private person and i totally trust confidentiality and so fo

i did want to mention that deputy chief cochran and zanoff did a great job. you guys do a great job on keeping us safe, putting together event action plans. last weekend was no different. they coordinated really well and had made sure the coordination centers were staffed, and i know they're talking about fleet week as we get closer to october and coordinating again with f.b.i., military, and other city agencies. and that concludes the report from administration at this time. thank you. >>commissioner cleaveland: thank you, chief. is there any public comment on the chief's report. seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner covington? >> commissioner covington: thank you, mr. president. thank you for your report, chief hayes-white. and please pass along my compliments to one young man, sean white, for helping you with your pitching. i'm sure he did since he is a pitcher of sacred heart. >>commissioner cleaveland: how'd you know that? i thought i was the only one that knew that. >> commissioner covington: oh, no. word gets around. and so thank you, chi

southbound 101 at cochran, we have a crash there. little slowing as they move some vehicles around. everything should be off to the shoulder there. northbound is the commute direction out of gilroy. also across santa cruz summit, these avenues are moving smoothly as well. that road has been cleared, but bob redell is going to give us an update on the activity there. no delays on the bay bridge toll plaza, and you can see the lights across the span of the high rise. here, visibility is great. fog at the golden gate. back to you. >> thanks so much. >> 4:44 right now. chilling details emerging in the case involving a man some are calling the ride share rapist. as we have been telling you about the case, rolando lonzo is accused of picking up women while off duty for lyft and then sexually assaulting them. the district attorney says his dna linked him to four victims. the attacks happened between 2013 and last month in san francisco. in all of the cases, lonzo picked up women from bars after they quested a ride after having too much to d

gas station. 19-year-old giovanni escamilla one million dollars on a scratch or he bought at the cochranood mark -- food mart in morgan hill. he and his dad had stopped to get something to drink when they decided to try their luck. he says he is not sure yet what he will do with all that money, but it is safe to say his tuition is covered. >>> a teenager from concorde just won the girls junior pga championship. kpix 5's vern glenn met 16-year- old amy know this past spring in concorde. she finished in kentucky with an overall score of 24 underpar. that is setting the record for the championship slowest 72 hole tally. >> i have never shot eight under, even in a practice. it was really nice to do it at a tournament, and a big one like this one. >> good timing, this secures her a place on this year's junior ryder cup team. >>> new at six, piles of plastic bags dumped in a landfill. what one northern california county will not be recycling, they are telling people to toss their plastic in the trash. >>> it looks kind of normal outside. we have some cloud cover with 60s near the water. mid to

tracking an earlier crash and this is in the southbound direction as you are heading along 101 near cochran. both parts over on the shoulder not slowing anyone down but maybe a visual distraction so give them some space in the area. slowdowns on 101 south of 680. no reports of accidents or roadwork along the stretch. here's 880 right at 280 and you can see traffic just getting by in both directions and on that interchange there with no delays. so nice and easy start to our thursday morning commute. at the san mateo bridge everyone on their best driving behavior. no delays in either direction. we are in the green as you make your way towards the lower deck of the bay bridge. those headlights making their way eastbound and this is 80 at 101. we are dealing with fog on the golden gate bridge stretch if you are heading through the north bay, you will encounter quite a bit of fog. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where we are definitely seeing the crowds start. we are in the green on travel times through the pay gates. >>> a new wildfire is burning in yolo county. the 88 fire star

the cochrane review which examined trial data from more than 100,000 people, concluded the chance ofefit from the supplements was one in 1000. the number of teenagers taking risks on railway tracks hasjumped by 80% in the last five years, new figures suggest. in the past 12 months, seven under—18s were killed on the tracks and a further 48 suffered life—changing injuries. network rail has launched a campaign, aiming to highlight the dangers of trespassing on the railways. it tells the story of tom hubbard, who suffered life—changing injuries after being struck by 25,000 volts of electricity when he came into contact with the overhead wires which power some trains. video streaming services such as netflix and amazon now have more subscribers in the uk than traditional pay tv services, like sky and virgin, according to new data from 0fcom. the media regulator says british tv will have to change the way it operates to compete with the internet giants. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito reports. this was far from scientific, but the results do reflect something of today's research. we

my name is bobbie cochran. i've been a holly court resident for 32 years. i wouldn't give up this neighborhood for nothing. i moved into this apartment one year ago. my favorite thing is my kitchen. i love these clean walls. before the remodeling came along, the condition of these apartments had gotten pretty bad, you know, with all the mildew, the repairs. i mean you haven't seen the apartment for the program come along. you wouldn't have believed it. so i appreciate everything they did. i was here at one point. i was. because i didn't know what the outcome of holly court was going to be. you know, it really got -- was it going to get to the point where we have to be displaced because they would have to demolish this place? if they had, we wouldn't have been brought back. we wouldn't have been able to live in burn. by the program coming along, i welcome it. they had to hire a company and they came in and cleaned up all the walls. they didn't paint the whole apartment, they just cleaned up the mildew part, cleaned up and straighted it and primed it. that is

chief cochran is working on the hazard and resilience planning. he continues to improve upon our disaster preparedness. all those agencies are really working together and mike is doing a great job. that concludes my report. >> president cleaveland: thank you. is there any public comment. public comment it closed. commissioner hardeman. >> commissioner hardeman: thanks mr. president. thanks again for the nice report. what was that last number we received couple of months ago? 1807 a including civilians and uniforms. >> i don't know if that may have included h8 as well. >> commissioner hardeman: i thought the number was high at the time. >> 1665 uniformed, excluding h8. >> commissioner hardeman: nigh to have 1800. evil get this some day. >> we can dream. >> commissioner veronese: when did you say that station 16 will be done? >> final completion is now slated for november 7th. >> commissioner veronese: have we seen an up tick in the surf bay rescues. there are notable incidents in the report. >> i can get those number for you. i don't have then. >>

-- and these dogs are out chasing balls and meeting new friends...but something is missing.kevin cochranlafayette"do you think she can tell the other dogs here are just like her?" "yes, i think so."these dogs are all missing one of their legs -- but it's not slowing them down.claudia heikal, east bay"she's doing great! she's healthy and running around."dandelion is just one of dozens of dogs out today for the annual three legged dog picnic -- started by a san franciscan who was amazed at what these dogs can do.jenny seifers, el cerrito "this is heidi and she's a five year old great dane and she's almost four months post amputation."holly is a bone cancer survivor who is now learning to live life with just three legs.jenner seifers, el cerrito"for the most part she just gets tired faster but other than that it's been pretty the same, everything's been the same." and this is mac -- his owners say they don't even think he knows he's supposed to have four legs!stephen lumley, san francisco"he was hit by a car and the family that owned him at the time didnt want a 3 legged dog so quite sadly

-- and these dogs are out chasing balls and meeting new friends...but something is missing.kevin cochrante"do you think she can tell the other dogs here are just like her?" "yes, i think so."these dogs are all missing one of their legs -- but it's not slowing them down.claudia heikal, east bay"she's doing great! she's healthy and running around."dandelion is just one of dozens of dogs out today for the annual three legged dog picnic -- started by a san franciscan who was amazed at what these dogs can do.jenny seifers, el cerrito "this is heidi and she's a five year old great dane and she's almost four months post amputation."holly is a bone cancer survivor who is now learning to live life with just three legs.jenner seifers, el cerrito"for the most part she just gets tired faster but other than that it's been pretty the same, everything's been the same." and this is mac -- his owners say they don't even think he knows he's supposed to have four legs!stephen lumley, san francisco"he was hit by a car and the family that owned him at the time didnt want a 3 legged dog so quite sadly he was

very willing to redesign, reconsider, work with the landscape architect andrea cochran and come up with a revised proposal. here are images. here you could see different vistas, different perspectives looking out from the building to the bay. more of a detail. we also want her to evaluate the pallete, it may be too vivid for the context and we think we can do that with the model she will create. so with your approval the motion would be to enter into an m.o.u. with pai white to come up with a revised proposal in the amount of $25,300. and then the next project by hiroshi sugimoto is foreur about a buena hilltop. he was born in tokyo. he is primarily known for large scale, very impressive photography but he started to work with architecture and sculpture over the last several years. there was an article last year in the sunday "new york times" magazine, an extensive article about his work in both sculpture and architecture. he recently performed a commission to redesign the lobby of the hershwern museum. hiroshi has proposed a large monumental sundial for the top location on the south si

the cochrane review which examined trial data from more than 100,000 people, concluded the chance of tv will have to change the way it operates to compete with the internet giants. our arts correspondent david sillito reports. this was far from scientific, but the results to reflect something of two—day's research. we asked people to pick a favourite. one or two went for sky and the bbc, more went to youtube. i watch it every single day. but the clear winner, especially with the young, was netflix. subscriptions for online video streaming services such as netflix and ofcom prime now exceed those for traditional pay—tv operators such as sky and virgin. viewing of traditional tv services has dropped by more than 40% and ofcom says british broadcasters need to work together if they are going to work together if they are going to compete. we would love to see british broadcasters, the bbc working collaboratively with itv, channel 4 and channel five thomas said they have got that scale to compete globally, making shows together, coproducing great shows that all of us can watch. creating a

giovanni escamilla and his father, pictured here, picked up the winning ticket at a gas station on cochran road... when they stopped to get beverages. the 19-year-old says, he does not have any plans for the money yet, but hopes to use his winnings to make even more cash. (pam) lake tahoe is the setting for the american century classic ... and it really is an ideal setting for a golf tournament.(ken) and good thing too because ben deci tells us that's the way to attract a boat load of stars. itús all scenery and celebrities at lake tahoeús edgewood country club ...sot - ben: iúm trying to figure out who you guys came here to see. i guess thereús no way to figure it out, right?star green bay packers qb aaron rodgers just one in a host of a-listers here.but heús the one ashley gipson and her boys came here from lincoln to see. sot - brayden gipson/fan'i said to him, discount double check, baby. and he went úboom baby.ú show them your backs. ben: oh signed!'getting autographs from your favorite baller isnút the limit to the interaction.when steph curry put a chip shot too far, on the other si

-- and these dogs are out chasing balls and meeting new friends...but something is missing.kevin cochrante"do you think she can tell the other dogs here are just like her?" "yes, i think so."these dogs are all missing one of their legs -- but it's not slowing them down.claudia heikal, east bay"she's doing great! she's healthy and running around."dandelion is just one of dozens of dogs out today for the annual three legged dog picnic -- started by a san franciscan who was amazed at what these dogs can do.jenny seifers, el cerrito "this is heidi and she's a five year old great dane and she's almost four months post amputation."holly is a bone cancer survivor who is now learning to live life with just three legs.jenner seifers, el cerrito"for the most part she just gets tired faster but other than that it's been pretty the same, everything's been the same." and this is mac -- his owners say they don't even think he knows he's supposed to have four legs!stephen lumley, san francisco"he was hit by a car and the family that owned him at the time didnt want a 3 legged dog so quite sadly he was

giovanni escamilla and his father bought the winning ticket at a gas station on cochran road...9-year-old says he does not have any plans for the money yet. ( darya ) it's friday the 13th... and it could be a very lucky day if you play mega millions. the jackpot is up to 340-millon dollars. the drawing is tonight at 8. if you do win.. you can take the lump sum of about 200-million dollars. ( terisa )( terisa ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a racist rant costs a woman her job. now... we're hearing from an expert on an employer's right to fire. ( terisa ) plus... the a's are practically unbeatable right now... after pulling off a come from behind win in houston. now... the giants are next. ( terisa ) and next... ladies... it turns out men might actually be better drivers than us. ( john )( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá) my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your ho

andrea cochran is our landscape architect, and we think she's done a phenomenal job of designing our midblock passage ways. this is looking at the senior building, one of our midblock passages. this is a view of our north-south passage adjacent to the family building. on the left of our commercial space, and on the right is our midblock passage, which is open to the public. so that's the end of our presentation architecturally. if you have any questions, we'd be happy to answer those, and we have lots of additional slides if you'd like us to show them. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners, president brandon, commissioners. my name is ricky tijani, development project manager with the real estate and development division of the port. as mike indicated, this is a major milestone for this project. we've been wrestling with this now actually since i joined the port, and when you approved the m.o.u. back in 2014. we were back here a month ago when we gave you the details on the terms of the three transaction documents involved. but today, i'm just going to talk about the improve

that they report to the assistant deputy chief overseeing homeland security, in this case michael cochrane. >> that's what i wanted to hear. the bottom line, responsibility and we have a structure. i'm not saying the structure is sufficient, because obviously there's concerns. and again commissioner, i appreciate you being in this conceptually all the things we are talking about. i can support that, the detail things we are talking about, the budget issues and everything we talked about. thank you for the clarity in terms of the intention of the resolution. when i first read it, it certainly sounded like we were creating a new unit. not that there is anything wrong with it but i think this calls for the response we as commissioners have, that is oversight. that's purely on the level i dialogue, i personally enjoy the dialogue and the frank discussion among all of us and i thank you all for your time this evening. thank you mr. president. >> thank you, mr. vice president. commissioner veronese you are going to take this resolution and streamline it, bring it back to us in a couple of weeks,

cochrane researchers examined trials in over 100,000 people over long periods of time.do. there is no magic pill, no magical answer, and probably the best way of dealing with cardiovascular disease is to prevent it if you don't have any yet or to prevent future events is to tackle the problem as a whole. so, healthier diets, do some exercise on a regular basis. omega 3 is a family of fats found in oily fish like salmon and mackerel. eating it is still thought to be good for the heart. but representatives of the food supplements industry say pills can still play an important part in our health. there are massive benefits in terms of brain health, eye health, protection against autoimmune disease and adhd. so i think, considering it's safe, why wouldn't you consider taking an omega 3 supplement? whether the study will change people's long—held beliefs in the benefits of taking cod liver and other fish oil pills isn't clear. but whatever happens, the nhs says people should eat fish twice a week to help our health. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. this is outside source live fr

cochrane researchers examined trials in over 100,000 people over long periods of time.cal answer, and i would say the best way of dealing with cardiovascular disease is to prevent it if you don't have any yet or to prevent future events is to tackle the problem as a whole. so a healthier diet, do some exercise on a regular basis. omega 3 is a family of fats found in oily fish like salmon and mackerel. eating it is still thought to be good for the heart. but representatives of the food supplement industry say that pills can still play an important part in our health. there are massive benefits in terms of brain health, eyesight health, protection against autoimmune disease and adhd. so i think considering it is safe, why wouldn't you consider taking an omega 3 supplement? whether the study will change people's long—held beliefs in the benefits of taking cod liver and other fish oil pills is not clear. but whatever happens, the nhs says that people should eat fish twice a week to help our health. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. i started pagea ntry i started pageantry in 201

cochrane researchers examined trials in over 100,000 people over long periods of time.he findings but says it is clear what people should do. there is no magic pill, no magic answer and i would say the best way of dealing with cardiovascular disease is to prevent it if you don't have any yet or to prevent future events is to tackle the problem as a whole. so a healthier diet, do some exercise on a regular basis. omega 3 is a family of fats found in oily fish like salmon and mackerel. eating it is still thought to be good for the heart. but representatives of the food supplement industry say that pills can still play an important part in our health. there are massive benefits in terms of brain health, eyesight health, protection against autoimmune disease and adhd. so i think considering it is safe why wouldn't you consider taking an omega 3 supplement? whether the study will change people's long—held beliefs in the benefits of taking cod liver oil and other fish oil pills is not clear. but whatever happens, the nhs says that people should eat fish twice a week to help o

i thought it wasn't monty python, it was major general robert ross, rear admiral george cochran and 150 sailors in 1814, apparently by this time the war of 1812 is actually over. went into the white house, they ate the dinner that dolly madison had prepared for her guests, they apparently commented favorably on the madeira. and then they piled all the furp tur and the drapes in the middle of all the rooms and they stepped outside and threw in torches and burned the white house. that's a, a scary and great painting by tom freeman. the fire burned really, really hot. for a time. and then it rained. so what you had afterwards was a shell with cracked stone, it was in bad shape. a lot of the stone was unusable. the brick inside was unusable. but because this was, i'll get to that if a second. i'll jump forward to the british again. a different one. field marshall mr. monty, field marshall montgomery came to see my grandfather after the war. you can see they're getting along just fine in that picture. montgomery asked my grandfather, when was this built? and grandpa said well, once in 1792,

you also have admiral cochran, who isn't necessarily ever going to be here, but he's in command of the overall assault force of about 15,000 troops that the british have. on the american side, probably the most famous is going to be andrew jackson who is in kind of command of the u.s. gulf forces at the time. we also have people like joseph who is a refugee from the haitian revolution from the island of sando ming. who helps put together almost 260 free men of color to create a battalion onthere. in terms of numbers of people that were out here, it's accepted that 7,000 british troops were here during the ground assault and somewhere around 4,000 american soldiers. so it was a pretty overwhelming in terms of the amount of british compared to the americans. one thing to keep in mind as well is that the british were professional soldiers. they'd been fighting in europe, a lot of them were very decorated military men. as were the americans, even though we had 4,000 troops, 3/4 of that were men who didn't have a lot of experience. one professional soldier didn't have a lot of experience. s

giovanni escamilla and his father, pictured here, picked up the winning ticket at a gas station on cochran road when they stopped to get drinks. the 19-year-old says he doesn't have any plans for the money yet but hopes to use his winnings to make even more cash. lawrence karnow: we have seen a variety of clouds around the bay area today. there has been patchy fog and cool temperatures at the coast with highs in the 50s and 60s. and there were high clouds that moved in late in the day but it was still hot inland with highs in the 80s to low 90s inland and 70s and 80s around the bay. monsoonal clouds continue to bring thunderstorms across the sierra and some of the that moisture is headed our way. there is a slight chance of thunderstiorms late tonight and into early tomorrow morning. you can see the storms on the doppler. dozens of lightning strikes were seen over the sierra today. on the satellite you can see high pressure and the monsoonal cloud rotating around that ridge. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s to low 90s inland with partly cloudy skies, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and

-- and these dogs are out chasing balls and meeting new friends...but something is missing.kevin cochran all missing one of their legs -- but it's not slowing them down.claudia heikal, east bay"she's doing great! she's healthy and running around."dandelion is just one of dozens of dogs out today for the annual three legged dog picnic -- started by a san franciscan who was amazed at what these dogs can do.jenny seifers, el cerrito "this is heidi and she's a five year old great dane and she's almost four months post amputation."holly is a bone cancer survivor who is now learning to live life with just three legs.jenner seifers, el cerrito"for the most part she just gets tired faster but other than that it's been pretty the same, everything's been the same." and this is mac -- his owners say they don't even think he knows he's supposed to have four legs!stephen lumley, san francisco"he was hit by a car and the family that owned him at the time didnt want a 3 legged dog so quite sadly he was given up for adoption and we were lucky enough to find him and hes just a fun little monkey hes kinda