there are police there, obviously. the police are guarding parliament.t and in my opinion it was deliberate. there was i'io opinion it was deliberate. there was no other... he did not swerve into it. it was a direct hit. how quickly was he driving and how many people we re was he driving and how many people were injured, could you see?” was he driving and how many people were injured, could you see? i think there was a cyclist injured. i saw people on the floor. i don't know if that was their reaction to hit the ground because londoners are becoming quite experienced at this now, unfortunately. i don't know who was injured or not, but in my opinion, i think this is serious. i did not have my phone on me to film it, but, yes, this is what's going oi'i. it, but, yes, this is what's going on. i'm on my way to work. i'm a businessman, i do sales, sol on. i'm on my way to work. i'm a businessman, i do sales, so i don't work for parliament or anything like that. it looks like the police responded very quickly. what did you see the emergency response? to be hon

police and will move back this way. try to give a little bit of some perspective as we stand right in the middle of pennsylvania avenue and 17th. this is antifa trying to block an exit by kessler. and this is of course, pennsylvania avenue where kessler came in. you can see for as far as the eye goes, police presence standing by. if indeed, they bring them out. one might question the wisdom for law enforcement to bring them out through this crowd of antifa gathering. it almost ensures a confrontation. but they brought them in this way maybe it is the way to bring them back out. we will take another look as he wrangles down and they are waiting for what is coming next. jon: perhaps you will experience what peter doocy did. the rain fell on the crowd where he is reporting. it kind of dispersed everybody. maybe that will happen here. let's hope so. griff jenkins, we will check with you a bit. joining us now, the deputy managing editor of the weekly standard, he has been a year. hard to believe since we saw the violence in

according to fremont police..ed at least one car and slashed the ties of eight others on albrae street. fremont police have no suspects.. there were surveillance cameras nearby but its unclear if they caught the vandal. the motive for the vandalism also remains unclear. but now the auto shops could be out thousands of dollars. ( james ) because the cars were at the auto shop's... it is the business owners responsibilty to pay for the tires. ( darya ) new this morning... police in rohnert park... arrest a man they believe is responsible for three separate attacks... all with in a 4 hour period. police say the man first tried to steal a woman's purse on the copeland creek trail. in that case he hit the woman with a wine bottle. then he is accused of attakcing a man at santa alicia park with a pipe and a knife... before going to a taco bell and stealing a woman's purse. that man has been identified as randy sol

police arrested scott inouye. the victim told officers that inouye secrectly videotaped her while they were engaging in sexual activity... police believe there may be more victims out there... and they are urging those victims to come forward. ( robin ) in the east bay... two men are under arrest after shots were fired near a hayward park. police say the two men fired a hand gun into the air which prompted an evacuation of garin regional park. when police showed up... they found two men and a woman arguing. the men were arrested for firing the gun. the woman was questioned and released. the park has since been reopened. ( robin ) another big story we are following this morning... a lawsuit filed against massage envy. a number of women have come forward claiming they were sexually assaulted... while recieving massages at locations across california and the bay area. kron 4's charles clifford has the details. in this lawsuit filed in san mateo county in july, 5 women are accusing the corporate management of massage

office for police conduct twenty three people died during or after police custody in twenty seventeen alone one of the names not on that list is twenty year old londoner rochelle chiles earlier this year following an investigation by the i o. p. c. the crown prosecution service ruled his death was an accident no charges will that we brought against the officer that restrained him someone who has. speech of the findings of the official in question investigation is russian charles's great uncle rod charles he is a former metropolitan police chief inspector with thirty years experience is designed trained and applied specialist restraint tactics he maintains correct use of tactics would have prevented the avoidable death of his nephew inspector things were going on going underground a year since your great nephew twenty year old russian charles died after being restrained by police the police force you worked for why do you reject the inquest verdict of the death was an accident the rejection is is quite straightforward i did it many weeks before the inquest sat before the jury was sworn

bart police at the bottomfremont police officer $99,146daly city police officer $85,776concord police $85,488union city police officer $72,096bart police officer $67,821sot that is no longer the case and the lower pay scale is having an impact on hiring new officers which is directly linked to keeping passengers safe says the president of bart police officers association officer keith garciasotbart currently has 156 patrol officers but the police department is budgeted for 176 officerssot

nat sound of police rescue body cam footage from vacaville police officers shows how intense it was when officers rushed to evacuate the dogs and cats inside the solano county spca animal shelter friday evening as the nelson fire threated to burn it down. sound from mark donaldson - lieutenant vacaville police "putting dogs cats in crates in patrol cars to save them and take them to a nearby makeshift shelter" mark donaldson, with vacaville police, says the fire department was busy trying to save the spca building. his police department was the only agency that could assist spca workers to get the animals out. sound from mark donaldson - lieutenant vacaville police "you just do what you have to do" vacaville police department set up a temporary shelter in a nearby grocery store parking lot and that's when something special happened members of community started showing up to help. sound from mark donaldson - lieutenant vacaville police "people started adopting animals right there on site" the fire department fought off the nelson fire, the spca shelter was saved, thanks to the vacaville p

the homicide unit is investigating but police have not released any other information. ( james ) police in santa rosa arrest a man accused of spying on women using the restroom at the santa rosa junior college. a woman called police when she noticed a man watching her from another stall. the woman gave police a description of the man. police later found ian mumbi stiing in found ian mumbi stiing in a parked car nearby. he was identified as the man in the women's bathroom. he has been booked into the sonoma county jail. ( james ) happening today... the danville police department will hold their annual active threat training. the training will take place on the campus of del amigo high school and will last from 8 a-m until 1 p-m. during the training the campus will be closed to pedestrains and vehicle traffic. ( lydia ) in the east bay... it has been one year since the death of a bay area singer-song writer in a laptop theft... and still no arrests have been made. one year ago... dave deporis had his laptop sotlen outside of a north oakland cafe. he gave chase and ended up grabbing on to

the police intervened really quickly? they did, i commend the met police and specialist police.so quite an impact. how soon after that did police move in and arrest the suspect? ten-20 minutes... seconds? no, minutes, in my opinion. i'm talking about specialist police. the police guarding parliament, they we re police guarding parliament, they were there within seconds. we gather he also hit cyclists, did you see that? unfortunate, yes. so what happens? he was driving erratically at speed and hit cyclists. is that cyclist ok? we gather and three were injured, one is still in hospital, but not serious injuries, that's what we're told. i pray they're 0k, it's not nice, going to work and hit bya it's not nice, going to work and hit by a terrorist, it's not acceptable, it needs to stop. something needs to be done by government. they're having a laugh, they are attacking the government. i'm not saying it should be a tourist spot, though it is, it's just difficult times. we're approaching 2019, this has been going on now, similar attacks have been going on for at least 18 months. jaso

the international police in the u.s. city of jacksonville florida say there have been multiple fatalities in a mass shooting incident took place during a video game tournament in an entertainment complex shortly after the first reports of the attack emerged the video began circulating online appearing to show the moment in the aftermath just to warn you you may find the recording distressing. police haven't confirmed the number of victims for the media reports those are just that four people have been killed and eleven others injured. the attacker whose motive was unclear is now dead is identity is yet to be confirmed. a video has emerged this week of a british police officer slapping a fourteen year old girl during an arrest the spread online and divided public opinion just a warning the video does contain scenes of violence. with your god. i do. not want to thank god nor. my. god. to the. police say they responded to a disturbance involving a youth fighting in attempting to get the girl under control a male officer str

recommendations about what the police should do, what the police should do, what the police should do, but the community is a big part of that equation. and nobody has the courage and conviction to come forward. that tells you a little bit about the fear out there being a former prosecutor and a gang prosecutor, $250,000 won't get somebody to come forward and help solve the murder of this young man. and in other murders. it's not enough money. so the community has to make a decision whether or not they're going to work with law enforcement to solve this murder and give ms. brown some closure. if anybody has any information, i know ms. brown usually gives the names of the perpetrators that are involved. one i actually participate in sending to federal prison for a while, but he's back out. one is dead, no surprise. and the tip line is 415-575-4444. thank you, ms. brown. please call the next line item. >> i have a comment or a question. >> sure. commissioner hirsch. >> commissioner: can the director anderson comment about mediation and how mediation is functioning right now in a couple

the police obliged them. television reported instances that i felt was misleading and beaten young people look like victims of nazi storm troopers' brigade. but that that didn't really change what the films captured. and thousands of still photographs. really, it's still there. the television distort something that, that photogs didn't? how important to tv that strong media force changed things a little bit. i'm not sure it did, really. but it was interesting reading some of these accounts that seems to challenge, that that isn't what i saw. i was in front of the hilton and the tv reports don't really give that picture. but it comes down again to to me, these cops actually lose control. and i'm thinking no. absolutely not. it didn't. from the interviews that i conducted over the seven- or eight-year period it was pretty clear that they knew exactly what they were going to do, and set out and did it. that it was a conscious decision. focused, measured, brutal, violent. and why not everybody was in on it, those

a witness captured video showing a police officer punching that police sergeant...efused to comply. barry simms reports. natsvideo recorded outside a strip club in downtown baltimore...it shows a male officer punch and throw the woman in the white blouse to the ground."we looked up and the police was striking a female with full-force, full- impact."the woman, it turns out, is baltimore police sergeant henrietta middleton. other police and private security officers intervened. the person who gave news this recording works security in the area.he asked not to be identified.the video does not show what happened prior to the incident."he wasn't arresting her. he threw that lady on the ground like she was a rag doll."was sergeant middleton trying to tell the officer something?according to this witness, she did talk to a female security officer. "when she was on the ground, the officer told her 'security' -- that she was police and so that security could state that to the officer because she didn't -- he wasn't hearing her." middleton is now suspended. they say officers r

police.ut they are keeping open—minded around this incident. the police have still not formally identified the arrested man, thought to be in his 20s. they have said he is not cooperating with their investigation. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is at new scotland ya rd daniel sandford is at new scotland yard this afternoon. what is your sense? does it look like this was a lone wolf operating by himself or pa rt lone wolf operating by himself or part of a wider conspiracy? it's very early to say. there is a sense here it was a slightly low—level attack, although of course an attack on one of the most iconic sites in the country, and to a degree, an u nsuccessful the country, and to a degree, an unsuccessful attack back to give the man was trying to kill anybody he did not see —— succeed in doing that and it is just the female cyclist injured in hospital but not in a life—threatening condition. police are trying to work out exactly who the man is. he's not cooperating at the man

barriers outside the houses of parliament in london several people are reported to be injured and police have detained at the driver of the car we'll get more details from london also coming up more than three hundred people have been killed in a taliban attack on the key afghan city across many people fleeing saying bodies are lining the streets and some bribes events have been without food or electricity for days. and the turkish lira appears to be firming up as markets respond to new measures by the central bank and the government to contain the currency crisis. i'm sorry so much scott because i have you with us we start with some breaking news this hour from london a car has crashed into security barriers outside of the houses of parliament injuring a number of pedestrians now london metropolitan police say they have detained the car's male driver and that officers remain on the scene they say none of the pedestrians has incurred life threatening injuries the area around parliament square has been cordoned off and it is unclear if this incident is terror related or not let's get the

i want answers. >> reporter: oakland police say they will be changing hours to have a higher police presence. they will have the command staff vehicle here for the next three days. all the while, making officials will be out here walking the streets, talking to residents. >> we will have officers, in post periodically throughout the day and night, to spend some time in the area. >> reporter: two more people were killed sunday. police say a 21-year-old of oakland, and a 31-year-old of union city were shot and killed within an hour and a half of each other. police say these crimes are not related. these recent homicide spring the total number of people killed 246 for the year in oakland. that's more than the same time in 2017 and 2016. still, family members of thomas say all the killings need to stop, because this is not the first time they lost a brother. >> i lost three brothers from the street. and so, i'm just fed up. >> reporter: as of now, police do not believe these crimes are gang-related. in oakland, paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new at 5:30, some families in one richmond neighb

two, where does the police commission and the san francisco police department stand on san francisco being a sanctuary city? there's one comment that -- another comment. i understood that there were two people that were hospitalized, you know, from this incident, and no mention was mentioned about that. i understand they were both released from the hospital now. thank you. >> commissioner mazzucco: thank you. public comment's now closed. commissioner dejesus? >> commissioner dejesus: i guess -- i know there were five uses of force. the five uses of force, those are the -- i call them bean bags, but they are -- >> e.r. w. >> yeah, those are the e.r. w.'s, and i guess we would look back at the use of force and see why you had to use them. the people that were hopsized, about they hospitalized because of the use of weapons? >> one was hospitalized -- it was a bodily force use of force, and he was treated and released. hang on one second here, commissioner. >> extended range impact weapon. >> so one of the persons that was taken was due to physical control hold, and the second person tha

bart police are investigating an assault on a train. police say they are looking for this man.this man cut another man on the hand. that man is going to bekay. ( james ) in the east bay... three robbers broke into a man's home... and threatened to kill him and his family. it happened in broad daylight. kron 4's gayle ong has the story. chanthi duong describes the moment an intruder had broken into his hercules homeit happened in broad daylight just before noon tuesday duong says he did not know there were three suspects total until later..they demanded money and jewelry.. the robber

one that police hadn't seen.they can see how it could happen.sot the fact that there was a torso in a fish tank hidden in an apartment and it took that amount of time for it to be discovered really blows my mind.tony leonardini is the owner of bay area bio clean, a small company that specializes in cleaning up crime scenes...after police have left.sot in the case of the headless torso found in missing man brian egg's san francisco home. it was neighbors who saw the private crimescene cleanup crew at the house. they grew suspicious seeing that they hadn's seen police there. when officers arrived their dogs helped them located the torso. tony, along with several other company heads from crime scene cleanup crews, told us that questions are often asked but there is also a trust factor with the person who hires them. sot typically there is not a lot of paper work or communication with the police department a lot of taking the person's word for it and that's why we try to do as much information gathering as possible.c

how is it possible that my rapist is living here and has the same rights as me my boss called the police and told them what he looked like and they scratched his face and it looked the same i told them there had been no other witnesses i told them i'd never imagined possible for an hour to be in germany however the police were unable to trace his name. german prosecutors however say the information provided by a schwab wasn't enough to identify the man fairing for his safety in germany she decided to move back to iraq. i think i told my dad that the person who raped me was in germany that i didn't want to leave there no matter what my dignity is more important than being in germany i put my life in danger to escape from i still retain my dignity and he wanted me to stay in germany knowing that the one who was responsible for my misery is free in that country all i wanted was to be somewhere safe but after meeting him i was afraid the whole time that he heard me again so i couldn't stay there anymore. also on sunday rushes defense ministry has warned of an eminence provocation being prepa

police are investigating ...ming up in the next hour of the kron4 morning news...police in london are investigating an act of terrorism outside of parliament this morning. we'll have the latest from the breaking news desk. ( darya ) plus, a firefighter has died fighting the mendocino complex fire. what were learning about the firefighter this morning. ( darya ) and bay area police are trying to figure out how this woman ended up dead in a canal. (ácommercialá) you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from an allergy pill? flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. flonase. i'm following breaking news from london as a man slams his car into pedestrians during the morning rush hour in what is described as an act of terrorism ( james ) and the mendocino complex fire claims the life of a firefighter. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the

nat sound of police rescue body cam footage from vacaville police officers shows how intense it was when officers rushed to evacuate the dogs and cats inside the solano county spca animal shelter friday evening as the nelson fire threated to burn it down. sound from mark donaldson - lieutenant vacaville police "putting dogs cats in crates in patrol cars to save them and take them to a nearby makeshift shelter" mark donaldson, with vacaville police, says the fire department was busy trying to save the spca building. his police department was the only agency that could assist spca workers to get the animals out. sound from mark donaldson - lieutenant vacaville police "you just do what you have to do" vacaville police department set up a temporary shelter in a nearby grocery store parking lot and that's when something special happened members of community started showing up to help. sound from mark donaldson - lieutenant vacaville police "people started adopting animals right there on site" the fire department fought off the nelson fire, the spca shelter was saved, thanks to the vacaville p

there is no more police presence on here, but police did find the patrol car up this road. marked and cv was stolen around 1 am and recovered an hour later. this is video shot of the investigation and recovery of the vehicle. authorities have not provided any other details on the crime or potential suspects. this is not the first time in oakland police vehicle was stolen. on july 5, a civilian police car was taken and driven to san francisco. the white ford escape was stolen at 21st and myrtle street while police were investigating an assault case. when police tracked down the vehicle an hour and a half later, they found a dog in the backseat. a woman was arrested on auto theft charges. now, we are at our second stolen opd vehicle. we do not know exactly where the vehicle was stolen from or if anything was taken from inside of the vehicle. >>> we have new details now new video about today's breaking news in italy where a highway bridge partially collapsed. 11 people have died as a result of this catastrophe. there are reports that five more people have been hurt. you are se

this is news coming to you live from berlin police in the u.k. say a car crash outside the parliament building appears to have been an act of terrorism a man has been arrested in connection with the incident three people were injured when the suspect allegedly drove his car into security barriers in front of the building also coming up turkish president want to opens a new front in his diplomatic and trade with the united states is now threatening to boycott u.s. electronics goods including the i phone. more than three hundred people have been killed in a taliban attack on the key afghan city of gosney people say bodies are lining the streets and some residents have been without food or electricity for days. following terry martin good to have you with us british police are investigating a terrorist incident after a car crashed into security barriers outside the houses of parliament in london police have detained a car's driver on suspicion of terrorism they say he's not cooperating with authorities three people were hurt in the crash but none of

news coming to you live from berlin riot police in zimbabwe appear to be preventing journalists from attending a news conference by opposition leader nelson chamisa. security forces carrying the tons and shields forced journalists to leave the site the leader of the opposition m.d.c. has so far refused to accept the results of the election earlier zimbabwe's president emerson when a god was called for a new beginning after being declared the winner of the poll. also coming up in india false reports on social media about child kidnappings have led to the murder of innocent people now local police are taking action to try to prevent any more killing. oh i'm terry martin welcome to the program in zimbabwe riot police have broken up a press conference to be held by opposition leader nelson chamisa police ordered journalists present to pack up their equipment and leave the hotel grounds where the press conference the main opposition party the movement for democratic change was set up just minutes ago leader nelson chamisa has disputed the results of the presidential election. this is a fa

police haven't spoken of a violent cloudburst of ramp at the time of the collapse. —— police have spokens from the above, the size of the mission section is clear, some 200 metres of the motorway now gone. down below, crumpled cars and lorries. witnesses say the eagles had tumbled from the following roadway. in the immediate aftermath, firefighters contended with poor weather as they attempted it rescues. this is how the viaduct had looked. it was built in the 1960s but refurbished two years ago. now collapsed, much of the following section landed 100 metres pull—up on rail tracks. and yet, amidst the mangled mess, a miracle. this person pulled alive from the structure, so large that the rescuers look minuscule in size beside it. translation: what we are carrying out in the moment is a search and rescue operation for the victims and the injured to get the victims al and recover the injured. then we are obviously also try to work out how to set up a viable route that is alternative to the motorway. the vastly improved weather has served to help the sizeable emergency operation, but throug

the police will access as time goes on, the heightened presence will continue as long as the polices the police think it's necessary, both to undertake their enquiries but also to be around, reassure the public, be accessible to members of the community that might want to speak with them. they will also be working with the city council team and other partners and the voluntary organisations in moss side to provide that presence and reassurance for members of the community. it is one of those areas that has many challenges, it is looking at social deprivation, this carnival would have been important for them, do you know if it is still going to continue, can the community still enjoy today's events? again the police and city council and other partners will have been undertaking a further assessment as to the issues. i hope it can continue. and the police may well confirm that it will because i think the carnival itself, as well as being two days of enjoyment for the community, it's an important statement about where that community has come, about the cohesion amongst different groups

coming to this video of a british police apparently slapping a teenage girl during the arrest causes a rage and triggers debate about what constitutes reasonable force doing the job to a grown police officers can find a way of restraining a fourteen year old go back to them is a source fourteen year old girl's phone calls are just like anybody else. and as relations between the e.u. and us to tear it germany's foreign ministers just the european alternative to that swift global payment system gives the block financial independence from u.s. pressure. just to hear moscow this surfer's in the twenty third of august will welcome to you for me kevin and the rest of the team here at r.t. international starting with you coming in from paris this lunchtime say that one person think killed another two have been seriously injured after a knife attack in the french capital where he was unarmed in a suburb in the west of the city apparently seen as the suspect reportedly shot dead by the police no word on the motive or anything else is going on there but soon as we do get more on that will of c

that according to police. now,pecial operation narcotic divisions along with the emergency services team responded. that's when they located the suspect who was carrying this gun that you see here in this photo b surrounde police tape there on the grass. that was found on the scene. it was a unormed member of the emergency services team that approached the uspect on sheriff road. he police say the man, though, about 25 yards before beingo sted by that officer. there was a struggle. ppe police chief stawinski describes what ed next. >> observed that individual with a handgun and that individual reached for the hand tn. thied to prevent him from accessing it and pointing it at them. n thaprocess, one of the officers perceived it to be a direct threat >> that prince george's county officer fired at least three rounds. the suspect was transported to the hospital wre he later died. no word on his identity at this point. back to you. >> all right, megan mcgrath have for us, thank you. >>> an update to a fredericksbu

police.g open—minded around this incident. the police have still not formally identified the arrested man, thought to be in his 20s. they have said he is not cooperating with their investigation. just outside the palace of westminster the police officers are carrying out forensic work outside westminster and the scene of the couegein westminster and the scene of the college in this morning. they have been interviewing eyewitnesses and may be filmed it on their mobile phones and collecting footage and so on and the investigation gathers pace. we have been getting a reaction, a political reaction from what happened here from the mayor of london. well, first of all, my thoughts are with those injured this morning. one person was treated at the scene, two were taken to hospital. thankfully, the injuries aren't very serious, but clearly it was very scary. anybody who has seen the images from this morning will have seen how scary it must have been. but also will have seen the brave response from ou

eb 80 before the bridge eb 80 on the bay police activity police activity police activity on the bay bridgetunnel use the before the tunnel use the san mateo bridge or the richmond san rafael bridge as alternates to the east bay. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) ( robin ) ( robin ) more breaking news from overnight... interstate 80 is reopened this morning after one person was injured in a shooting in contra costa county. the shooting happened on westbound i-80 between pinole valley road and apian way in pinole. i-80 was shutdown for about 2 hours last night. we also have video from the scene. the victim was taken to the hospital but there is no word on their condition this morning. police are still looking for the shooter. but again... i-80 is reopened to traffic this morning. ( robin ) we first brought you this story as breaking news on our mobile app last night. download our kron-4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news alerts sent

i want justice. >> oakland police will be changing officers hours to have a higher police presence. a command staff vehicle here for the next three days and the high ranking officials will be walking the streets. >> we'll have officers come into the command post to come inside, spend time in the area. >> two other people were killed on sunday. police say these crimes are not related. these homicides the total number to 46 in oakland. stthomas say the killings need to stop, this isn't the first time they lost a brother. >> i've lost three brothers from the streets. >> as of now the police did not- related. >>> california lawmakers have approved a bill that would allow school employees go to courts and take away guns that could injure students and staff. the bill was introduced in a wake of a shooting in a florida high school. it would baron individual from -- bar an individual from owning a gun for at least a year. >> palo alto landlords have to pay 17000 to low income tenants evicted without reason. the emergency ordinance was passed this morning and went into effect immediately. >>

police are looking for a shooter. lot of the safeway store on middlefield road. officers say a man in a white lexus s-u- v with paper plates had been shot at. there is no word on whether he was actually hit... but police are still looking for this man this morning. ( darya ) in the east bay... an anti-marxism rally in berkeley gets heated and leads to 20 arrests. berkeley police teamed up with other police departments to try and block rally-goers from anti-fascist counter- protesters. but fights did break out. some protesters carried weapons and threws fireworks. paramedics say they treated 3 people who suffered minor injuries in various clashes. ( james ) new this morning... a moutain lion was spotted late last night in san mateo. it happened just after 10 p-m... in the 3- thousand block of monterey street. a witness reported seeing the mountain lion cross the street. they say it never acted aggressive or predatory. police searched the area but were not able to find the animal. ( darya ) coming up next ... if you are

(grant) police in san ramon...e still searching for 14-year-old taylor cusick who went missing last week. cusick was last seen on monday night by her mother. she was reported missing early tuesday morning. san ramon police have confirmed that taylor ran away from home... and say there is no indication of foul play. she is 5-feet 4-inches tall with dark brown hair and green eyes. (grant) in the south bay... mineta san jose international airport introduced its new facial recognition system today. this is video of another facial recognition system being tested at l-a-x. san jose is the first airport on the west coast that is committed to bio-metric entry and exit programs. the technology will be used for international flights out of san jose. (grant) also in the south bay... we now know the names of the two men...who died in a car collision with a light rail train. authorities have identified the duo as 50-year-old michael davis and 60-year-old david holt. the collision happend on july 8th... after officers say their

police officer uses any fools whatsoever it's described as police brutality which is a. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our chief international thomas glad to have you with us and there was a plenty of talk on wednesday about donald trump's presidency which is now looking increasingly precarious two of the u.s. leaders former associates have been convicted of federal crimes it was left has left trump in hot water as his ex lawyer has implicated him and campaign and financial violations and the media is already getting in a spin over the possibility of impeachment. can he be impeached with this i think the beginning has to be set and mark right now and we're in a watergate moment but there is i think a lot for the president to fear impeachment then list discussed in mainstream media discourse today it seems became a little more realistic for trump although it's not exactly what you might think nefarious links to russian agents or collusion with the kremlin something far more mundane as his former lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty to bank in tax frau

the police chief says he's already sent a note to the police academy, telling them that they'll soon discuss whether they need new instructions for officers as to what they should do during a foot chase. this officer remains on administrative leave while the investigation continues. tom? >> steve osunsami live for us tonight. steve, thank you. >>> another big story we're following tonight, the new details about that remote compound in the new mexico desert. and what led authorities to make the grim discovery of children and adults living in horrific conditions? tonight, investigators are looking closely at the claim that the children were being trained to commit school shootings. abc's clayton sandell is at that compound tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a look inside the filthy and remote new mexico compound, where authorities say 11 children lived in horrific conditions and where one probably died. oh, the smell is just overpowering. 39-year-old siraj wahhaj and four other adults now in custody, were living here with the children, but police say, there was no food, electricity or clea

they want other police departments to mobilize with bart police...eme emergency." ( james ) new this morning. a shooting in san francisco's mission district... leaves a man with life-threatening injuries. the shooting happened last night near shotwell and 15th streets. police say they have no information on the shooter. ( james ) police in emeryville need help in finding the person who left a suspicious device in a garage. police say a maintenance worker found the item in a storage room in a garage on shellmound street. the bomb squad was called in and used a controlled esplosive to destroy it. police did search the entire complex where the item was found and nothing suspicious was found. ( darya ) the remains of a sacramento woman have been identified... 2 years after her skull was found. a homeless woman was seen two years ago... carrying a human skull on a stick as she walked around a neighborhood. police now know the skull was that of 26-year-old mai ker-thao. the women eventually led investigators to the rest of ker-thao's body in an abandoned h

police flooded central london...oned off the city's government district yesterday, after a speeding car plowed into cyclists and crashed outside parliament. counterterror detectives are working to uncover the motive. (grant) still ahead... a woman caught on camera throwing coffee on a latino worker... and it's stirring up controversy... why she denies being a racist... (lawrence bay area weather) (gary sports (gary sports tease) s.s. this is 2018.....and how about major league baseball slowing down and reading the room so to speak... dodgers yasiel puig last night showing a littler emotion...and being told by giants catcher nick hundley told his get back in the box and quit complaining...and the little nobody dies brawl is on....all over piuig showing too much emotion.....we will show you puig and bumgarner oiin a bumgarner oiin a momemnt....but if you check the all star game rosters...about half of then players were from the domibican republic....where showmanshipbat flippping an the like are celebrated......b aseba

police say 4 in the day.e say 4 of the people arrested are from the bay area. ( darya ) for your money... move over millennials- generation z is coming on the scene. and michael jackson's 'thriller' just lost the title of best selling album of all time. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. ( jane ) generation z-those who were born after 2001 according to some- are set to outnumber millennials starting next year. this is a population that has never known a world that isn't digitally connected, and many americans in this age group probably don't remember a time when the country wasn't at war. a study by deloitte says gen zers tend to be less self- centered than millennials and often try to create their own solutions rather than look to others for help. southwest is making it more expensive to board early. starting next week, earlybird will cost flyers $15, $20 or $25 each way, depending on flight length and how many other customers use the earlybird function. gmail is out with its new se

police are offering up rewards.... in the search for suspects in two of the city's eight murders this year.(ken) kron 4's michelle kingston tells us how much the city is offering and she talked to the families of both of victims. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnewsthe community and these families are hurting over the loss of both alexander and henderson... and hope someone comes forward with information.decenthia henderson, victim's mother"we never would've thought it would be our son, but at the end of the day, it can happen to anybody. anybody."richmond police are now giving away a 10-thousand dollars to anyone with information leading to an arrest in two unsolved murder cases ... hoping someone will come forward.decenthia henderson, victim's mother "people's kids, people's parents, everybody's hurting, the community is hurting."in april -- decenthia henderson's son mark was shot and killed near crescent park in richomond.nine days later ... 21 year old joseph alexander was murdered in the stop and shop on carlson b

(pam) and bart police..ction after another stabbing on a train.it's plan to keep passengers safe.(ken) don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. it is the latest of nearly 20 large fires that are (pam) now at ten: you are looking at new images of a wildfire south of los angeles which is growing rapidly... as it quickly plows through the cleveland national forest. it is the latest of nearly 20 large fires that are burning in california. plus: here in northern california, the mendocino complex wildfire has now grown to the largest fire in state history. good evening im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne. this is the second straight year that the state has had a fire that was recorded as the largest. the area destoryed is now as big as the city of los angeles. our grant lodes is here with more as the fire continues to spread... and force thousands out of their homes. grant? (grant) thanks ken and pam. the mendocinco complex fire started on july 27th... here are the late

he was arrested by armed police.ormally absolutely packed with people but now in police lockdown. if you are just switching on, if you arejust coming across if you are just switching on, if you are just coming across these pictures for the first time, just to repeat what we know, and that is at 7:37am this morning, a car was in collision with barriers outside the palace of westminster, outside the houses of parliament, armed police immediately on the scene. the male driver of the car detained by officers at the scene. a number of pedestrians have been injured. we don't know how seriously. officers remain, though, at the scene and thatis remain, though, at the scene and that is as much official information that is as much official information that we have tom at the moment. but worth pointing out of course it was here last year, just over a year ago that the terrorist khalid masood drove into pedestrians and rammed the gates of parliament in a terror attack them. the jihadist was killed along with four other people, i

and police announced three students were taken into custody... a 4th student suffered no life threatening injuries.139 non life threatening injuries (vicki) and kron4 kept you updated through push alerts as the situation developed today. make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news. (grant) oakland police are releasing surveillance video and sketches that they say show persons of interest in a 20-16 double murder. kron4's maureen kelly was at the news conference... where the family of one victim made an emotional plea for more witnesses to come forward. he had the whole world in front of him and we're really hurting so any tips you can bring would be very helpfulthe foster mother of craig fletcher cox cried as she asked for witnesses to come forward to help bring her closure.the young man's family and friends lined up behind police with his picture...police also showed this video that shows the chaos the night of the killings as people fled when shots rang out after fletcher cox got into an altercation with a

police say as of right now... there is no sign of foul play. ( darya ) in national headlines this morning ... the fbi is searching the home of the gunman who killed two people at an online gaming tournament in jacksonville, florida. police say the gunman killed himself as they were closing in. that was the sound of gunfire ... as the attack was partially recorded during a live online stream of the madden football gaming tournament.one of the two video gamers killed was from woodland hills in southern california. 11 people were also injured in the attack ... as crowds scattered in all directions, trying to get to safety in the populated outdoor marketplace. ( darya ) police say the gunman is 24-year-old david katz, a gamer from baltimore. they are hoping to find clues at his home ... that could lead to a motive. ( darya ) around the world... people are celebrating the life of the man known as a mave