it's alyssa's mother. watch as a nurse's aid grabs alyssa's arm. >> come on, honey.re going home. >> how did it feel the minute you hopped into your parent's car? >> a relief. like the biggest weight off your shoulders. it was phenomenal. the longer i'm away from mayo clinic, the better. >> reporter: after alyssa left, mayo called 911 and said they'd had a patient abduction, but rochester police tell cnn that mayo was wrong. they said alyssa was 18, an adult making a legal choice to leave the hospital. >> there was no abduction. there was no violation of law. essentially, you had a patient that left the hospital under their own planning with the assistance of family members. >> reporter: months later, alyssa and her family learned a secret while looking at police records. just before alyssa escaped, a mayo social worker had tried to get court orders for emergency guardianship for alyssa. >> if you had not gotten alyssa out of the mayo clinic, where do you think she'd be? >> she would not be in a good place. >> i think it would have been the end of us ever getting to

so alyssa had to come to her.ived at the car, there's no grandma betty. >> come on, babe. >> reporter: it's alyssa's mother. >> going home. >> reporter: watch as a nurse's aide grabs alyssa's arm. >> she's signed out. >> come on, honey, we're going home. >> reporter: how did it feel the minute you hopped in your parents' car? >> a relief, the biggest weight on your shoulders pulled off. it was fphenomenal. the longer i'm away from mayo clinic the better. >> reporter: after alyssa left, mayo called 911 and said they had a patient abduction. but rochester police tell cnn that mayo was wrong. they said alyssa was 18 an adult making a legal choice to leave the hospital. >> there was no abduction. there was no violation of law. >> essentially you had a patient that left the hospital under their own planning, with the assistance of family members. >> reporter: months later, alyssa and her family learned a secret while looking at police records. just before alyssa escaped, a mayo social worker had tried to get court orde

i told alyssa that i love her and alyssa said, i love you, too, mom. >> when the fire alarm rang on 4thiod, it was very unusual, one, because we had a fire drill earlier that day during second period. and, two, because it was ten minutes around about before school ended. >> when the second fire alarm went off i was in the middle of a lecture. we were talking about the nra and naacp and everybody else. i'm a veteran teacher so it's not a knee jerk thing when the alarm goes off. >> my class went down the stairs in the normal fashion. once i got about halfway down the stairs, i heard the administer start yelling, code red, get inside, get inside, get back to class. >> we honestly thought it was an active shooter drill. our teachers had told us for the past couple of months there's probably going to be an active shooter drill with actors and fake blood. >> i was packing my bag and i remember seeing smoke, like in the window of the door. and then -- >> oh, my god. oh, my god. >> he started shooting into the room towards where my desk was and then i just remember sit being next to t-- sitting

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alyssa milano is joining us tonight. chee applause ] and she is the owner and executive chef of a fantastic restaurant, the beatrice inn here in new york city. she is going to cook up some of her favorite dishes including mi fa, fried chicken, chef angie mar joins us tonight. so you're here on a good one. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to all that, one t of presidemp's closest congressional backers was indicted today. meanwhile, the trial of his ex-campaign chairman is heating up. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ p cheers and applause ] >> seth: when trrst announced his candidacy in 2015, virtually no elected republicans got behind him with one exception, new york congressman chris collins. he was the first member of congress to endorse trump. and as a reward, he got to minate trump at the republican national convention. >> i have the honor of seconding the nomination of t donald j. trump as the n president of the united states of america! [ cheers and applause ] >> sh: what is it with these dude

keep that in your mind. >> i was wondering what you think about this alyssa. it's never occurred to me to ask you this. given all of the penalties, on us for parenting. why should we do it anymore? why are we doing it? i know so many women in their 30s were desperate to have a child before time runs out. after reading the book, why? i'm a very happy mother and grandmother so i understand that side of it. is having children getting to be a luxury like the angelina jolie's of the world? >> certainly, if you look at some of people with more children have more money than those with one child. it depends. there are these wealthy people with many children. >> you're more representative of your age group with one.>> what is it now, one point something. 1.6. >> it's a question we have to throw out there and ask in our own lives. >> let's not wait until were old. but that's very bleak. >> it's very bleak but that's what your book got me thinking. but i always think bleakly. let's not go there. let's not talk about anything that's happening in the world. another kind of

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alyssa and her colleagues and pose another question. what our ancestors survive in roughly the same way in the same landscape after all even australia. if we been chasing after bee's is a very beginning. they coevolved with us. scouring the savanna for nests all day long. but for alyssa in her colleagues. the bird as a side note. the real discovery has to do with us. because a story of the human evolution always been a story about brain size. in the brain is what physiologists like to call metabolically expensive. it takes a lot of energy to run it. up to 20% of our daily calories go to something that makes up only 2% of our body weight. if you want to evolve. then you need more fuel. honey, was the most energy rich food in nature. not only that it comes in the form of glucose your body will transform those things into glucose. one more paragraph. one paragraph only from chapter six. like hunting animals. they provided the ancestors with a rich nutritional reward for completing a complex task. it created a similar impetus. and sharing.

alyssa harrington, ktvu fox2 news >>> new details on the arrest of a 27-year-old homeless man accused of slashing two people on a bart train with a box cutter. solomon espinoza was taken into custody by he was marshall's yesterday afternoon in oakland. not far from laney college. he is accused of slashing two men with a box cutter during a fight that started on a train and then spilled onto the platform of the macarthur station. one man was cut on the face and the other on the arm. investigators say they have use surveillance video to identify espinoza and arrest him. >>> march police are still looking for a man who they say attacked a passenger on the richmond platform shortly before 10:00 saturday morning. no other details about the attack were given. he is wanted for felony battery. anyone with information about this man should call police. >>> during high school basketball exhibition games golden state warriors are stepping curry paid tribute to nia wilson, the 18-year-old -- nia wilson, the 18 year-old woman killed at a bart station. >> it is a senseless tragedy that should not h

and as alyssa reminded me several times during our talk. they also contain larva in pollen which provide even more colic -- calories. taken together these dietary contributions make a strong case that learning to follow bees and honey guys to bolster their growing brains and in the language of anthropology nutritionally outcompete other species. no there is some food for thought. could it be that our sweet tooth led us to b's in honey to make us who we are. what a tantalizing notion. >> you can watch this and other programs online the book i'm trying to finish right now. it was a book written in the mid- 60s. a recent addition has a forward from senator john mccain. that is a great one. the other one i'm interested in is crypto. it's an important book about privacy. something i deal with a lot. i'm here in congress. it's the crypto wars for what has already been. i recently read not everything is hard in serious. there is a movie out about it. the book is better than the movie. it is about growing up in the 80s and 90s the things that they

his man of the woods tour hits berlin, germany, sunday. >>> justin's ex, alyssa milano's last night at "insatiable," the actress responded to criticism that her netflix comedy is guilty of fat-shaming. >> it smells like bacon. >> i think people bring with them their own emotional history and, you know, i think that what makes art amazing. completely aware that it's not a show for everybody. but we're really proud of what we did. and i think that people at the very least it will be a conversation starter. >> and another 'n sync-er returns to his roots. jc chasev who began his career in the mickey mouse club alongside buddy justin timberlake and britney is back mentoring the next generation of mouseketeers. >> something that lasted over 50 years. ♪ >>> we all love justin timberlake, but jc chasev had most of the lead vocals in the group. >>> this sunday, teen choice awards will mark its 20th show. we flash back to all the stars surfboard winning moments. perform. but it's a good nervous and energy. >> christina aguilera.e're sitt women. ♪ i'm a genie in a bottle >> so many celebrities fi

ktvu's alyssa harrington spoke with police and neighbors and has this story. was screaming. >> reporter: colleen poster woke up at shouting at each other. then, a larger fight startled her again around 3 am. >> that is when the woman was screaming. i heard two loud gunshots. then it was all quiet. >> reporter: postural lives two doors down from this home where police say residents were having a house fire. todd barringer says a group of 6 to 8 people began arguing on the sidewalk. the fight turned physical and someone pulled a gun. >> it is believed maybe one shot was fired. we are still investigating. around the same time we got a report of a gunshot victim at santa rosa hospital. he was treated with non-life threatening injuries. >> the party started saturday in the early afternoon and lasted well into the middle of the night. >> a lot of drinking in the backyard. there were little kids. >> reporter: police don't know what triggered the fight. they talkand arrested one man for felony possession of ammunition. >> we believe they are involved in the fight. >>

when we have the people at each other, we are on a road to destruction. >> reporter: alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> dozens of people are dead after indonesia is hit by another earthquake. what we know, coming up. >>> president donald trump defending his eldest son on twitter this morning about a controversial meeting at trump tower in 2016. it is not testing new light on russia's alleged election meddling. >>> let's take a look at >>> in a flurry of tweets this morning, president donald trump double down on his attack on the press. one of his tweets said "fake news hates me saying they are the enemy of the people only because they know it is true. i am providing a great service by providing this to the american people. they purposely cause great division and distrust. they can also cause more." >> the public -- the president also publicly acknowledged that his son went with russians to get information on an opponent. the president says he did not know about it at the time. fox news allison barber tells us this comes as the president's legal team negotiates an interview with th

ktvu's alyssa harrington was there and shows us what happened. >> reporter: the stop cavanaugh unite for justice rally in the san francisco started with a somber march through civic center plaza. women draped in red, a reference to that handmaid's tale, a book and tv show where women are property of the state. >> this is the single largest day of action ever in american history to oppose a supreme court nominee. >> reporter: protesters argue that president donald trump's nominee for the u.s. supreme court, brett kavanaugh, poses a direct threat to women's rights, reproductive rights, lgbtq writes, and other freedoms. >> this is a lifetime appointment. one that we have to do everything we can to stop. >> reporter: many public officials attended the event including sentences go mayor london breed's. -- london breed. >> it is one thing to have a president that continues to lie to the american people but it is another to have someone who can use a legal system to roll it back. >> so much is at risk, the overturning of roe v wade. the undermining of the lgbtq community, maybe the overturn

ktvu's alyssa harrington spoke with police and the latest on t investigation. >> she was screaming. >> reporter: choline poster woke up at midnight to the sound of screaming and two men screaming at each other. >> the woman was screaming. i heard the two loud gunshots and then it was all quiet. >> reporter: she lives just two doors down from this house where police say residents were having a house party. todd barringer says a group of 6 to 8 people began arguing on the sidewalk. the fight turned physical. someone pulled a gun. >> it is believed one shot was fired. we are still investigating. we also got a report of a gunshot victim that had arrived at santa rosa memorial hospital. a 20-year-old male treated with non-life threatening injuries. >> reporter: the party started saturday in the early afternoon and lasted well into the middle of the night. >> a lot of drinking in the backyard. there were a lot of people. >> reporter: police don't know what triggered the fight. they talked to witnesses and arrested one man for felony possession of ammunition. >> we believe they were involved

thank you so much to dan pfeiffer and alyssa mastromonaco. if you like to have your book sign, stay seated for five minutes and if you'd like to exit we had to exit this evening. the main lobby in this corner lobby to my right. additional copies of the book are for sale in the main lobby. thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> book cd is on twitter and facebook and want to hear from you. post a comment on her facebook page for tweet us. >> is look at upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. august 18, mississippi but possible with pulitzer prize-winning historians and others. from august 31 through september festival in atlanta. on september 1 will be live in the 18th year in a row at the national book festival here in washington dc the supreme court justice and former secretary of state and many others. later in the month it's the baltimore book festival held at the city's inner harbor. for more information about upcoming book fairs and festivals and to watch our previous festival coverage but the book first tab on ou

alyssa in dublin where this week-long session is taking place, alyssa. >> this is a train the trainer session and members from the county sheriff's department are here to name a now woman avenue of the local administrateers participating. they travel around the country and their goal is to streamline a response to an active shooting. trainex-es ducked behind trees, run across the school grounds, and burst through doors in a hallway with dones. this all part of a postcertified alert training. and active shooter training that not only teaches law enforcement how to respond but trains them how to become instructors. retired sergeant with the alameda county sheriff's department. >> knowing more importantly that my fellow officers are going to be ready. we're going to pass this on to them so that we are all on the same page dealing with the threat. >> reporter: the training includes both the scenario-based exercises and in the classroom lessons. it addresss the best strategy to respond to an active shooter including hostage situations and how to tend to an injured victim. local, state, and

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there is still very heavy backup heading east. >> we are losing alyssa, her signal.k to the man involved in that crash. sal is of this. i know the lanes heading out of the city have been completely closeoff and on all morning. >> that's right. >>> they have just reopened three lanes on that bridge from san oaand. i want to show you the backup. we can go to it from our camera showing 80 eastbound near the hall of justice is still very slow. they have just reopened three lanes of that lower deck. things may start moving, but it will take a while. eastbound trying to get from san francisco to oakland, here comes the traffic on the bridge and it looks like there is also a fire truck coming through. that is the traffic eastbound on the bridge passed the scene of the shooting. three lanes are open, two lanes are closed traffic is still going to be slow, although now it is moving on the bridge. some relief for people who were stuck there and not moving for the last hour and a half. they were just stuck there with nowhere to go. let's talk about the westbound bay bridge. we

thank you alyssa. thank you for doing this event and also if you read the book you will know i was not there. the other thing i would say just everyone we made this point earlier. i like to finish all of these book events. everyone tells you this is the most important election in history. this is the most important election in history. i'm not kidding around. this is it. we have to do this. for two reasons if we do not take back at least the house in 2018 it will give license to the republicans to do whatever they want with all of the racism and all of that. for the first time even more so in the obama campaign. they are and there and politics. their organizing. they are starting groups. they are knocking on doors they are canvassing. it has been going door-to-door the crooked seven district for a year. we've have a chance to spend time with the kids from stoneman douglas high. they are as incredible as you think they are. everywhere they go. with the activists from local high schools and colleges. the

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live from richmond alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> 7:07, police in berkeley are investigating a shooting that happened outside of a restaurant at the berkeley marina. it happened in the parking lot near the, japan restaurant, terrified customers ducked under tables, shell casings were found in the parking lot but they do not find anyone with a gunshot wound. a man was pulled from the water at the marina dock and taken to the hospital. authorities will not say anything about injuries except that he was not shot. >>> a san jose music teacher has been arrested. william culvert is accused of exposing himself several times when giving private music lessons to female students. ages ranged from 8 to 10 years old. the incident happened in the girls homes between august 2017 and august of this year. in addition to teaching private music he was also employed as a music teacher at the school of music and art. if you have any information for police please call them. >>> united airlines flight that took off from sfo just after midnight headed for singapore had to return to the airport afte

ktvu's alyssa harrington was there as police made arrests. protesters clashed at berkeley's civic center park. counterprotesters marched through the streets of downtown for a stop the hate demonstration. >> we are so tired of our city being used as the symbol of hate. >> the only thing i can see of hate that is being spread here is from the opposite end. when you demonize a group of people when we are far from it. >> reporter: police are in riot gear trying to keep the two support. -- apart. they set up concrete barriers, banned weapons and mosques in the park, and blocked demonstrators from entering the area. >> as we have seen , some of these demonstrations have turned vio we don't want anyone to get hurt today. >> reporter: protesters smashed windows of 20 city vehicles , three garbage cans were also set on fire. we heard explosions and saw smoke. protesters hurled fireworks at police. officers released canisters of smoke and fired rubber bullets. by the afternoon, 15 people were arrested. >> we have seen wooden shields. we have seen metal

ktvu's alyssa harrington spoke with police and neighbors about what happened. >> she was screaming. >> reporter: polin coaster woke up at midnight to the sound of screaming. then, a larger fight startled her again around 3 am. >> that is when the woman was screaming. i heard the two loud gunshots and then it was all quiet. >> reporter: she lives just two doors down from this home where police say residents were having a house fire. sergeant todd barringer says a group of six or eight people were gathering on the sidewalk and arguing. the fight turned physical and someone pulled a gu is believed was fired although we are still investigating. santa rosa memorial gunsho hospital. a 20-year-old male was treated for nonlife threatening injuries. >> the party started saturday in the early afternoon and lasted well into the middle of the night. was a lot of drinkin in the backyard. there were little kids. there were a lot of people. >> reporter: police don't know what triggered the fight. they talked to witnesses and arrested one man for felony possession of ammunition. >> we believe they we

series of marches that events with speakers like senator elizabeth warren cecile richards and actress alyssa milano lauren duke is one of the leaders of the movement she is a journalist and columnist and she joins us from denver. what do you is what are you asking people to do this rising up movement or. hi larry thank you so much for having me we are fighting against the attack on reproductive rights through that this is justice and what he will mean in terms of not just the question of overturning roe but gutting it however given the news of the past twenty four hours i feel that this conversation is one that all americans need to have with their son of various regardless of ideology we have a president who is now an alleged coconspirator to a federal crime and the idea of how even entertaining a confirmation hearing of his nominee who by the way does not believe that a sitting president can be indicted is not something that any of our senators should even begin to entertain following a meeting with cavanaugh on tuesday republican senator susan collins who has not made up her mind yet told

ktvu's alyssa harrington, you're in livermore.ed to be hit hard today. >> reporter: good morning. when we first got here to this park, i heard two ladies talk about how they were having trouble breed breathe breathing, so, you know -- breathing, so, you know, definitely having an impact. i want to show you this video. you can see a layer of smoke and haze in the air. there is also a smoky smell out here. the bay area air quality district issued the spare the air alert because of a mix of smoke and smog. there is smoke from the mendocino complex fires burning 100 miles away. inland areas like livermore and walnut creek are supposed to feel the biggest impact. >> we don't expect air pollution to reach significantly unhealthy levels in the bay area, but we run a risk of it being unhealthy in the inland valleys periodically. >> reporter: everyone is at risk of feeling the impacts especially babies and the elderly. the smoke can cause coughing or a scratchy thought. live in livermore, alyssa harrington, ktvu news. >>. >>> we have more

alyssa harrington is live on the scene with an update. >> reporter: good morning, as you can see theoad is back opened, this is richmond parkway at san pablo road where a that was fleeing from police slammed into a big rig and ended up pinned underneath. this video was taken from earlier this morning when a tow truck removed the vehicle. the car was completely smashed, the roof was peeled back, contra costa deputies pursued the driver just before midnight in rodeo, deputies noticed the occupants discarded something at the post office which ended up being a gun. they try to make a traffic stop but the driver took off at a high speed until he crashed. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene, the passenger survived and was able to walk away and get out of the car. traffic was diverted to one again, the road is back opened and chp is taking over the investigation. live from richmond alyssa >>> police have released photos of a man suspected of stabbing another man outside ofbart stat police say these images come from surveillance cameras, the stabbing happened yesterday morning, the b

alyssa harrington is out there right now. we will check in with her in about 30 minutes and get the latest information. >>> a united airlines flight that took off from sfo just after midnight headed for singapore had to return to the airport. this is a photo of someone showing us the plane. the plane hit several birds about an hour and half into the flight . the airports duty manager says the plane returned out an abundance of caution and landed safely. that flight has been rescheduled to depart at 8:45 this morning. >>> we are tracking hurricane lane in hawaii. where it is and where it's moving. this is a live picture. you can't see a lot because of parts of hawaii that have lost power because of the storm. 30 inches of rain fell on some parts of hawaii's big island. heavy rain is expected through the weekend and other eyelids including a wahoo and kawai. this morning forecasters say a tornado is possible in these areas. storms already flooded roads, knocked out power in some areas, and many flights in and out of hawaii have

alyssa harrington is at the walnut creek bart station.stions are opposed by some bart writers. >> reporter: this follows a recent wave in crime at several bart stations, including three deaths in a week . the ceo of the bay area council plans to speak at today's meetingto get other law enforcem. bart says it already has a mutual aipolice and sheriffs offices throughout the bay area . the bay area council says that is only for emergencies. >> we operate in a mutual aid configuration we need it. if they need to assist us they are ready -- readily available and we do the same. >> i'm petrified with everything that has been happening with all the crime. >> reporter: some passengers are also concerned about their privacy. especially, a proposed upgrade to security cameras. this would include live streaming and will be monitored in real time so someone could be dispatched at the moment a crime is heard. some temporary measures are already in place. writers might notice more police officers on trains and platforms. officers are working six days

alyssa harrington is in walnut creek.ard will not vote on whether or not this plan will go through today, but what they will be doing is reviewing the entire proposal which is meant to increase safety within raising barriers to keep -- out and upgrade to the camera assisting including live streaming . the bay area council says those improvements are good ideas, they would take time and money. the council's leadership is encouraging bart to work with officers from law enforcement departments served by the agency. >> we're talking about having a show of a force on parts, on the trains, in the stations all the time so that the passengers of parts, the loyal writers will see they are going to be safe. >> reporter: bart says it does have a mutual aid agreement complete -- with police and sheriffs department throughout the bay area. there are already some temporary safety measures in place. bart police started upping patrols last week. there are no days off. that means officers are working overtime, 10 - 12 hour days six days a

ktvu's alyssa harrington is live in walnut creek.re. >> reporter: i want to show you, mount diablo is barely visible. it almost disappeared behind the smoke and the dust. they urge people with respiratory illnesses to stay inside. earlier this morning, we were at osage station park in danville. this is what it looked like there. we didn't see much blue sky at all. people i talked to tell me the air quality has been bad in east bay for the past two weeks. >> usually you can see see mount diablo, right? >> yes. you can see snow on it in the winter time. you can barely see it. >> i live a few miles from there. that is always our view in the morning. it has been crazy the last few weeks because the smoke just hovers right down and there is nothing but smoke. >> it is just hovering in the valley and over the hill tops. i've never seen it like this before in the time i've lived here. since 1977 i've been here. >> reporter: this is video taken from livermore as the sun came up. it shows a red sunrise. something we have been seeing now that

they go out and literally stand in the fire. >> that was alyssa harrington reporting. burchett was the sixth person fighting fires in california to die this year. cal fire says there is a team investigating the death, hoping to find out how this happened. >>> in sonoma county, 39 separate fire agencies would be consolidated into one unified agency under a plan approved by the board of supervisors. the plan calls for voters to continue a half cent sales tax to pay for more fire stations and add more than 180 full-time firefighters and other staff members. board members and fire chiefs say consolidation of fire agencies in unincorporated areas of the county is long overdue. >>> incredibly tonight, a well loved worker is clinging to life in san francisco, even though he was shot five times at point blank range. it happened steps from his home in the bayview hunters point neighborhood. ktvu's rob malcolm has more on the investigation. >> reporter: this video was shot by a neighbor using the citizen app and catches the moment a beloved community worker was shot and wounded

in san francisco, alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and, we are monitoring the evening commutend will have a story coming up on ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00. >>> it may only be mid-august, but school is back in session for one of the bay area's largest districts. the oakland unified school district was among those that came back today. one week earlier than last year, a move that is supposed to help align the school year with local colleges so high school students can earn dual credits. elementary schools, even like the earlier start as well. >> this is going to be a good and healthy change for our kids, to start early, and end at a decent time. because, once we end in may, we have summer school starting the following week. so we are excited. i think it will be fine. >> the kids martin luther king jr. elementary school in oakland received new back pack to get them started for the new year, and, wells fargo brought its iconic stagecoach, so kids could get in a few rides before the opening bell. >>> coming up, a look at the mounting cases against an 10. what impact will friday's $280

alyssa harrington has more from wells middle school in dublin for the weeklong session is now taking place. >> reporter: trainees ducked behind trees, running across the school ground, bursting through school doors in a highway with mock guns. this is part of a post certified alert training, an active shooter training that not only teaches law enforcement how to respond but train them how to become instructors. a retired sergeant with the alameda county sheriff's department. >> knowing that my coworkers, that my fellow officers are going to be ready. we are going to pass this on to them so that we are on the same page dealing with the threat. >> reporter: the training includes in the classroom lessons and introduces the best strategies to respond to an active shooter including hostage situations and how to attend to an injured victim. local, state, and federal law enforcement officers are all taking part. >> we know that all agencies will be responding. we tried to get them all on the same page as far as what they will do when they get there because not everyone is trained to the sam

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alyssa harrington spoke with police and neighbors about what happened. back she was just screaming.hrieking. screaming. >> reporter: colleen woke up at midnight to the sound of screaming. two men shouting at each other. then a larger fight to startled her again around 3 am. >> that's when the woman was screaming. i heard the two loud gunshots and then it was all quiet. >> reporter: she lives just two doors down from his home on san rafael's fifth avenue where residents were having a house party. sergeant todd barringer says a group of 6 - a people began arguing on the sidewalk the fight turned physical. someone pulled a gun. >> we believe maybe one shot was fired. we are still investigating. around that same time we got a report of a gunshot victim that arrived at santa rosa memorial hospital. a 20-year-old male lasted well into the middle of the night. >> a lot of drinking there were little kids, a lot of people. one police do not know what triggered the fight. they talked to witnesses and arrested one man for felony possession of ammunition. >> we believe they were involved in the

ktvu's alyssa harrington has more now from wells middle school in dublin where the weeklong session isreporter: trainees duck behind trees, run across the school ground, bursting through school doors in a -- with mock guns. this is part of a post certified alert training, an active shooter training that not only teaches law enforcement how to respond but train them how to become instructors. a retired sergeant with the alameda county sheriff's department. >> knowing that my coworkers, that my fellow officers are going to be ready. we are going to pass this on to them so that we are on the same page dealing with the threat. >> reporter: the training includes in the classroom lessons and introduces the best strategies to respond to an active shooter including hostage situations and how to attend to an injured victim. local , state , and federal law enforcement officers are all taking part. >> we know that all agencies will be responding at one time. we try to get them all on the same page as far as what they will do when they get there because not everyone is trained to the same standard

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alyssa harrington joins us now live in from our newsroom with what other gamers are saying may have prompted the government to start shooting. other gamers say the suspect was upset because he just lost. the gun man killed two people and that himself. the gunfire and victim cries were caught on a live stream. this tournament was taking place at the jacksonville landing complex including several restaurants and shops. the game was being streamed live. the 24-year-old suspect, david katz, began firing a handgun he brought with him. he killed two people, 11 others were hurt. >> i don't know if i'm uneasy about it. i'm way more upset that someone got this upset over a game that anything. it is just a simple game. nothing crazy. >> tournaments have grown in popularity in recent years with gamers competing for thousands of dollars in prizes. the madden nfl 19 championship series is sponsored by a very area company, electronic arts inc. , located in redwood city. live in the newsroom with ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the shooting also raises new questions about how first responders prepare for this kind of

. >> in the 1960s alyssa 16, this helmet is made out of 100% steel. it is a lot more practical in combat. >> you may notice -- this actually allows some air to go into his head to ventilate him so he doesn't pass out from wearing the helmet on a really hot day. plus, they also would have what they referred to as a brow plate. extra protection at the front of the helmet. it can also come down and personally cover your face. >> this is the weapon that was used in the first world war. that was a rivera 98. 1898, the -- was the year the rifle was initiated. it's a bolt action rifle. five round internal magazine. it's a stripper clip. you push with your thumb. push down on the rounds. and then, --. safety back here. indicates it's loaded. that would lock it in place. it has a deer sight. that's up to 2000 meters. as you can see, he would be going from the aperture right here. you would lighted up at the front sight on your target. these are not necessarily good, long-range --. the ability of a marksman. also, that was issued with an imac. >> -- [ inaudible

ktvu's alyssa harrington was there. >> reporter: people aligned with the patriot prayer group organized this rally. a group of about 50 showed up and they were met by hundreds of counterprotesters. there was some yelling, pushing, and shoving. police try to keep the group at a distance to protesters clashed at berkeley civic center park, a so-called alt-right group held a note marxism rally while counterprotesters marched through the streets of downtown for a stop the hate demonstration. >> we are so tired of our city being used as the symbol of hate. >> the only thing i can see as hate that is being spread is by the opposite end. when you demonize a group of people when we are far from it. >> reporter: police are in riot gear trying to keep the two support. they set up concrete barriers, banned weapons and mosques in the park, and blocked demonstrators from entering the area. >> as we have seen, some of these demonstrations have turned violent. we don't want anyone to get hurt today. >> reporter: protesters smashed windows of 20 city vehicles, three garbage cans were also set on fire.

alyssa harrington was there as the two sides clashed on the streets and police again making arrest. > protesters clashed at berkeley civic center park. and alt right group held an anti-marxism rally. also there was a stop the hate demonstration. >> we are so tired of our city being used as the symbol of hate. >> the only thing i can see that is hate that is being ps ead is by the opposite end. apart. they set up concrete barriers, large group of antifascist demonstrators from entering the area. >> as we have seen over the past year or so some of these demonstrations have turned violent. we don't want anyone to get hurt today. >> reporter: protesters smashed the windows of at least 20 city vehicles. three-car -- three garbage cans were set on fire. we heard explosions and saw smoke. police say protesters hurled fireworks at them. officers released canisters of smoke and fired rubber bullets by the afternoon 15 people were arrested, most of them for band items. >> we thought would also -- wooden shields, pipes, sledgehammers, metal poles. so flares. these are some >> we already have an

but alyssa what's driving this shift in public opinion. trump i think a lot of it has to do or trump because with his policies i think we're going further to the left than we should be going because of his policies i see him as being overly wealthy overly influential and kind of not allowing the little guy to succeed which i see capitalism as being the way that they're portraying capitalism in the media now is sort of standing up shining a bad light on it if you like trump is causing this rise in socialist sentiments among democrats. i wouldn't say so i think he he's not really influencing it that much i feel like you know the health care system especially the driving costs and even if the affordable care act's this is not working out well. now among those who favor socialism the top priority concerns seem to be affordable health care and education however trump's embrace of all things capitalist seems to have an influence on those who are now changing their understanding of the word socialism today seems to embody sets of programs by whic

cab driver alyssa mallet seen in the white shirt, charged with assault tonight, allegedly punching aoman in the face. police say she got back into her cab and repeatedly rammed their car. a young girl and baby were inside. they were not hurt. police are now reviewing this video. >>> an intense standoff in bell air, texas. take a look. a gunman barricaded inside a house, holding s.w.a.t. at bay for almost four hours. neighbors told to stay inside. police say it began with a traffic stop of the a gas station. the suspect firing at police, running into a home. officers helping two people escape to safety. the gunman arrested, no one was hurt. >>> and the concert scare in noblesville, indiana. security pulling the plug on a rascal flatts performance, rushing off the stage. there was a safety concern. thousands of fans told to leave the venue because of a bomb threat, and law enforcement is investigating. >>> a new james bond may be ready to suit up. idris elba may be next in line to play the iconic superspy. the writer saying she is open to diversifying the role. 007 is about to star in

series of marches that events with speakers like senator elizabeth warren cecile richards and actress alyssa momo lauren duke is one of the leaders of the movement she is a journalist and columnist and she joins us from denver. what do you. want to do with this rising up movement or. hi larry thank you so much for having me we are fighting against the attack on reproductive rights through that this is justice and what he will mean in terms of not just the question of overturning roe but gutting it however given the news of the past twenty four hours i feel that this conversation is one that all americans need to have with their son their various regardless of ideology we have a president who is now an alleged coconspirator to a federal crime and the idea of how even entertaining a confirmation hearing of his nominee who by the way does not believe that a sitting president can be indicted is not something that any of our senators should even begin to entertain following a meeting with cavanaugh on tuesday republican senator susan collins who's not made up her mind get told reporters the judge

. >> before alyssa came along we were floundering in many ways. and i take a lot of the blame. i am not able to manage or figure out projects. or articles or essays. >> what were you trying to do? but the idea was that we would raise money to pay the income people, journalists generally. because nobody else pays for anymore. and with the contraction of the newsws since 2051 of the jobs that are lost and we are seeingng people's those that will also turn in a two or 3000 turn in a two or 3000 pay you $75 for that? it impossible. and then as the photojournalist. >> which way is the standard 1995? [laughter] we have no problem attracting who want to do this. but one of them came as an editor and she was not only an editor but a writer. and i don't want to sound machiavellian that she took over the organization.n. she is the executive editor. she has the vision and imagination with that incredible energy to work with soso many people but yet a lot of answer most of this comes out with discussion that we would talk about something like takes care of the immigrant panties aldrin whil