the gp referred us to cams, but cams basically said there was an 18—month waiting list. wow!ok bex to a private psychiatrist, who diagnosed her with depression. her health continued to worsen. eventually, we did get a referral to cams for a consultation. and my daughter really opened up and was desperate for help. and at the end of it, we were told that she was a teenager and hormonal and these things happen, and if we really wanted to see sick people, she would take us onto the ward and show us sick people. and then said to my daughter, and don't throw yourself under a bus just to prove a point. bex was prescribed antidepressants, but began hallucinating and, during the next 12 months, her behaviour became increasingly dangerous. she used to hear voices all the time telling her to do bad things, telling her what a bad person she was. she was fantasising about... she wanted to kill people and how she would kill them and how long it would take, and she tried to kill the cat, and it was just complete and utter chaos. cams eventually sent a crisis team round. they offered therap

inin romania, we cheheck out e boomining live-cam industry. what is it that draws young people to this work? and in britain, we meet people suffering from loneliness. it's on the rise. we find out why. today we're more connected than ever before. at the drop of a hat, we can link up with friends, relatives, and even strangers. yet despite social media, we are more isolated and lonelier than ever. loneliness affects all age groups, and experts warn that it can cause health problems. for instance, it's linked to depression. britain, too, is facing an epidemic of loneliness. since the start of the year, the country has had a government minister charged with tackling the issue. reporter: away from the bright lights, hustle and bustle and pomp and pageantry of central london, it can be a grey, glum, and lonely city. age u.k. is a charity that helps the elderly. it's known for providing home-help services, but also for its friendship centers where pensioners can meet up. almost one in five british seniors has contact with other people less than four

but it is her partner's body cam that clearly shows inside the car.dgun hidden in the console where neither officer could see it. the video is frozen. the red circle to show you where the gun was hidden and then mendoza comes out firing. how did the officers not see the handgun. did they lose sight of mendoza's hands at any time. those are questions that the lapd said are being investigated and they will not discuss it. they won't even discuss if the female officer is back on duty only that she has recovering and because they say she is a victim of a crime they are not releasing any information at all only that this is the 12th edited video of a officer involved shooting that they've released says the new policy went into effect. (vicki) that was dave lopez reporting... the l-a-p-d is reviewing the shooting. lawrence karnow: it was another beautiful day with sunny skies all the way to the coast. highs today soared into the 80s inland with sunny 70s at the coast. hurricane florence continues to look like a very dangerous storm. she is currently a categ

cams cams cams the boeing 7-3-7 went down yesterday near papa new guinea. authorities say: the pilot missed the runway while attempting to land. this is what the inside of the plane looks like. >>> authorities say the pilot missed the runway while attempting to land. that's what the inside of the plane looked like. there were 35 passengers and 12 crew members on the plane, and everybody made it out okay. >>> well now to an incredible story out of sacramento. a couple saves a family from a burning car. now, take a look. this is what happened just moments after a grandmother and her two grandchildren were pulled out of the car. it happened earlier this week on interstate 80. now, the couple took action after noticing flames shooting out from underneath the vehicle. >> got in my car real close to her car. when we went up to the she says you pull me over." "because your car's on fire." >> there's a three-year-old, five-year-old strapped in car seats in the back of the car. we started scrambling, got them out. >> i got to hold the baby, and carry him back. boy,

all caught on police officers' body cams. >> fire! >> the moments of bravery. >> i remember telling my wife, oh my god, i need to go. >> terror. >> god help me. >> we got to get out of here, man. >> for anybody to say they weren't scared? lying through your teeth. >> and humanity. >> hi, ma'am, i'm the escort service. >> this special edition of "nightline," "body cam: into the fire" will be right back. he could possibly... he likes to collect things. oh! wow, you got all this stuff from ikea? what do you like not let your kids in here? oh, no, they moved in here. here. this is where i hide all the cords and the remotes, and those clack-clack-clack things. oh and we have an entire comic book store and i managed to wedge a candle in there. oh i see, so this is your new bed? let's just say it fits me perfectly. it also fits the entire neighborhood, when they show up, unannounced, in a good way... kind of... what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. at ikea, we help you live it. (music throughout) >> and human

but it is her partner's body cam that clearly shows inside the car. handgun hidden in the console where neither officer could see it. the video is frozen. the red circle to show you where the gun was hidden and then mendoza comes out firing. how did the officers not see the handgun. did they lose sight of mendoza's hands at any time. those are questions that the lapd said are being investigated and they will not discuss it. they won't even discuss if the female officer is back on duty only that she has recovering and because they say she is a victim of a crime they are not releasing any information at all only that this is the 12th edited video of a officer involved shooting that they've released says the new policy went into effect. (ken) the lapd is (ken) (ken) (ken) (ken) (ken) the lapd is reviewing the shooting. (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: it was another beautiful day with sunny skies all the way to

>>> this special edition of "nightline," "body cam: into the fire" ntinues.ere again, clayton sandell. >> the's a huge fire coming get your family and leave! >> reporter: it's the early morning hours o october 9th, 2017. >> sonoma county is on fire. >>eporter: the city of santa rosa is in the grips of a battle against mother nature. >> it's about five blocks away. >> are you [ bleep ] serious? >> yeah. >> honest? >> yeah, we've been up at fountain grove, it jumped the freeway. >> reporter: a team of first responders including these officers from the santa rosa police department are carryg out mandatory evacuations in the midst of a raging wildfire incinerating everything in its path. >> you'd drive up to a house that's just completely on fire. what goes through your mind? you hopehat they got out. >> reporr: when they find those who haven't, it bes their job to get them out any way possible. >> it's life and death right now, okay? >> i got elderlies inside. >> this one? >> reporter: officers gonzales, campos, and adams of confronting with terrifyin situation

now, let's show you a live look with the roof cam. we are starting off the day with the clouds for parts of the bay as well as along the coast. we are looking at concord at 58, as well as oakland. livermore 51. san francisco 56. 45 and visibility in sa some dense fog out there along the coast. even parts of the bay as well as the north bay there. as we go through the afternoon, we will have sunshine. mild weather for today as well as for tomorrow. a very similar condition for today, compared to over the weekend. we're going to warm-up as we had into the middle part of the week. let's show you the reason why we have been tracking this upper level trough of low pressure. that has been the dominant whether pete -- feature for rescue the weather on the cool side. it is running from 5 to 7 degrees below average. as we go through the middle part of the week, high pressure settles in for us. and then rebuilds. that is what we're looking much warmer conditions by wednesday and for thursday. for today, as we head through the rest of the monday

but it is her partner's body cam that clearly shows inside the car.den in the console where neither officer could see it. the video is frozen. the red circle to show you where the gun was hidden and then mendoza comes out firing. how did the officers not see the handgun. did they lose sight of mendoza's hands at any time. those are questions that the lapd said are being investigated and they will not discuss it. they won't even discuss if the female officer is back on duty only that she has recovering and because they say she is a victim of a crime they are not releasing any information at all only that this is the 12th edited video of a officer involved shooting that they've released says the new policy went into effect. (ken)new tonight at ten: a young pilot is being applauded for keeping her cool during an emergency situation. one of the wheels fell off the plane, prompting a very skillfull landing. as steven fabian explains, it was the teen's first ever solo flight. a 17-year-old student pilot successfully landed a plane that had lost a wheel sund

here is a live look with the san jose cam starting off the day with the clouds. they are currently in the 50s for many spots. concord, oakland, san francisco

we spoke with a man was driving west on the bard on his way to yoga class with his dash cam are captured the moment of the crash. >> reporter: 5:45 a.m. dash cam video shows the moment a muni 28 line bus crosses over median into oncoming traffic at lombard and scott . the -- the bus driver keeps going across the westbound lanes before plowing into a tree and dry cleaning store across the street. >> i saw the bus jump over the divider and then somehow it was slow and then the speed went up and it crashed it was like in a moment. >> reporter: of those patel pulled over near the crash to get help. by the time he walked toward the bus bystanders were already on the phone with 911. >> reporter: no bystanders were hurt. the dry cleaning shop was closed at the time. the 66 year-old bus driver was the only person seriously injured i transported to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. it is unclear if the injuries were from the crash or medical emergency the bus driver suffered. patel noticed on his dash cam a video this driver did not appear to correct or swerve away from the tree. >> th

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the police body cam showing armed officers confronting 11-year-old boys. one of them sobbing as they handcuff him on the ground. did those officers act properly? >>> baby in danger. the high-speed chase on a texas highway. a mother behind the wheel, crashing her car, then trying to carjack another one, carrying her baby. >>> fiery rescue. the police officers answering a desperate call. rushing to a burning home, freeing a woman trapped inside. >>> and the labor day holiday shopping deals where you can find the biggest savings. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm whit johnson, in for tom llamas. tonight, we begin with the severe storms and flash flood watch in the heartland. the area already pummeled by weeks of torrential rain. this time-lapse video showing a supercell spinning near kalamazoo, michigan. at least one confirmed tornado in the area. in kansas, wind gusts up to 65 miles per hour blowing dust all over the roads and darkening the sky. heavy rain and lightning threatening college football season openers. in ohio and nebras

it has taken three years to release the body cam video. the attorney who represented the family of hogg said the video should have been released sooner. >> they need to know the police are not acting in a cover-up fashion with this transparency and accountability. >> reporter: they say police used poor tactics. >> there was a confrontation and yelling and screaming at that person, a natural reaction when he woke up -- >> reporter: the case was resolved a couple of years ago and it's not clear why they rated to cam video. >>> the time is now 5:10 and the #metoo movement hits the golden arches. coming up, a strike planned for later today and the reason mcdonald's employees say they are not safe. >>> coca-cola with cannabis? we tell you how the iconic company may jump into the marijuana business. >>> highway 24 westbound, not bad and it looks like it is more cloudy on the way to the tunnel. >>> skies are crowded with fog again and looks like no change today. tomorrow, a little bump up in the temps? ♪ when you have doctors working as a team fo

here is another perspective, this one from high atop the sales force tower cam just above the marine layer that powered north today. yesterday we had very warm temperatures. san francisco was in the low 80s for a high because none of this was around, but it's back today. so numbers have correspondingly cooled. you can see a few wisps of the clouds over the city now. concord63 degrees. tomorrow low 60s and numbers cool into the low 70s along the bayshore line tomorrow and here's what's happening, robust onshore flow bringing those clouds in, er fall as a result over the weekend, not dramatically, but if you want drama, wait until next week when high pressure builds in over the desert southwest. it will warm to near 100 degrees inland by mid-week in what often happens this time of year. high pressure builds up. offshore flow establishes itself and we get warm next week. in the meantime a little cooler this weekend. the walnut festival is happening this weekend with 88 degrees at walnut creek and in less than an hour the a's are playing, nice night for baseball, 65 degrees at game time.

>> i was using a web cam and the web cam had to have some computer vision software to track my face. but, instead of following my face, it did nothing. so this is what got me into questioning, why am i having a different experience with technology that i would otherwise think is neutral. >> what exactly is artificial intelligence? >> essentially, it is givin machines automated abilities to perceive or have some type of discernment. part of artificial intelligence can be how do you let machines communicate. whether it is siri or you're talking to the phone to have the exciter understand you in some way. >> -- computer understand you in some way. >> did it become clear to you that ai was biased? >> this is what you was curious about. i started testing ai from and a, a giant tech company from china what you did find? >> it wasn't just my face. over all, the system worked better on maler faces and worked especially poorly on darker female faces. you didn't have error rate of 1% but 35% for darker skinned women. >> did you go back to the tech problems and say, you have a problem. >> ibm g

also on the scene cam from cologne broke free from traditional song structure with the psychedelic sound. and some noise from the rhineland region also helped forge the new sound of krautrock. soulful wouldn't get through the classic structures out the window along with the whole idea of harmonic. grip we developed the music complain to be surprised at what happened. to musicians and composers the whole time started exploring new musical horizons at the age of eighteen he was a member of craft track and went on to form two was the most influential crown from . nine hundred seventy one. nine hundred seventy train. rebelled against musical convention. and it's under fire but as i turned away from the music of my teens from the heroes of my youth the british and american musicians. i began to realize i couldn't be happy anymore just repeating retelling all reinterpreting ideas from other musicians. pretty fun. in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight student protests reached a peak as germany set out to reinvent itself they were demonstrating against establishments social structures. at the

there was body cam footage, all the officers that were involved did have their body cams activated, so that footage is being reviewed, as well. because she is a juvenile, perour policy and law, we cannot release or name or identity, so we won't be showing those videos publicly, but we have reviewed them, and again, we are taking everything seriously and we're doing a use of force protocols, as we always do. one other thing i want to point out, yesterday was the 12th anniversary of aubrey casas's murder. our department was there to support miss brown and her family on the 12th anniversary, and for those of you and the public that may not be familiar with this, on august 6, 2006, aubrey was shot and killed at the intersection of baker and market street. yesterday, we spoke to members of the press to bring attention to the case. there is a $250,000 reward for this case, and as many times, the commission, including vice president mazzucco has asked the public, if you know anything that will help us bring this case to closure, please, please report it to the san francisco police department.

he cam to richmond memorial auditorium today, hoping for a chance to clear his name >> there's alwaysor everyone. mistakes in the past are mistakes in the past. so here i am, trying to see what i can do for myself. >> reporter: it's called clean slate day, a clinic for people who want to find out what's on their rap sheets, get legal advice, register to vote, and ultimately clear their names. jose was one of many people who just walked in, but hundreds of other people preregistered online. organizers say that shows just how strong demand is for these services. >> the need is great. the need is massive. >> reporter: richmond city council candidate dave shoenthal helped put the event on. many have no idea how to clean their records up. >> it's a myriad of things they have to go through in order to get an expungement done. it's very legal and

this dash cam video captured the early morning crash. but you can see the 28 bus heading eastbound on lombard street, slam over the median, crash into a tree and then dry-cleaning business. the driver who captured it on video saw it unfold before his eyes. >> i saw the bus jump over the divider. and then somehow, it was a slow

that's this year's student cam competition question and we're asking middle and high school students to answer it by producing a short documentary about a constitutional right, national characteristic or historic event and how it defines the american experience. we're awarding $100,000 in total cash prizes including a grand prize of $5,000. this year's deadline is january 20th, 2019. for more information, go to our website, studentcam.org. >> and live now to capitol hill as the senate judiciary committee is holding a business meeting to discuss judge brett kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court and legislative items. we expect to hear statements from committee members. senator majority leader mitch mcconnell says he has to have a confirm nation vote before the supreme court begins its session in october. it should begin shortly. live coverage here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conv

you can see that on the tower cam right here. we're starting off the day with some dense fog and some areas. temperes mainlin the. thather hemi conditiohat will continue with afternoon sunshine. breezy onshore flow. similar conditions to yesterday. we will be warming up by tomorrow and especially for thursday. is talk about disabilities out there along the coast. parts of the bay this morning. as we go through the afternoon, maybe a touch cooler compared to yesterday . we will detail what you can expect for the middle part of the week, coming up. >>> we're tracking the usual slowdowns for the super commuters out there. was bound to 05 is slow going. 26 miles per hour. that is a cruising speed. things start to pick up by the time you get into livermore along west bound 580. a 23 minute ride over the 680. we have some roadwork. calc -- caltrans has some more. this is between stone ridge. do expect some minor delays as you make your way through the stretch. >>> thank you. >>> instead of a vote on thursday, supreme court nominee bret

. >> it came down on the chief and there was other debris that cam firefighters. >> reporter: as to why the plane came in too low, with don't know. we don't know whether the plane sunk or was led in by a spotter plane. that's dwroet be determined. >> new details about the redwood city man arrested for sexually abusing children. angel gutierrez work as babysitter on a child website. so far five were victims, boys under the auj of 18. his jobs could have given him access to more victim. he also worked as a driver for uber. they say they've now suspended him. the sheriff's department is asking anyone who knew him to contact him. >> reporter: new scare for people living in the housing development on the old hunter's point naval shipyard. it was known to be contaminated. despite a cleanup, residents were notified a radioactive item was found near homes. eric thomas reports. >> reporter: they live at hunter's point. they were aware when they bought that the soil was contaminated, but this is something new. >> we saw a letter yesterday that indicated there was radium found in the soil. >> repo

we could see low clouds out there at the salesforce tower cam are here. for the bay, we're noticing areas of low clouds and fog. temperatures are running mainly in the 50s. the weather headlines, what you can expect, we will see the sun as we head through the afternoon. slightly cooler for today and much cooler as we go through the -- the part of the week. details on that. coming up. >>> now we are tracking the usual slowdowns. you know the drill. 205 and 580. here's a live look. it is approaching 580 heading out of tracy and thh th multnomah pass area. we're seeing a big backup due to overnight. it is back green. it is a 27 minute trip from 20526 80. holy smokes, look at all those commuters. it is busy over there. it is an 11 minute ride going into san francisco. >>> anti-somatic flyers have been turning up at several synagogues in the east bay, prompting in -- increased security during rosh hashanah. neighbors are banding together to support the jewish community. >>> outside the temple in san leandro, neighbors hold signs to show support for the synagog

that live cam showing the wet conditions. the satellite view, a category two hurricane packing maximum sustained winds of 110 miles an hour. is 170 miles east, southeast of wilmington. likely making landfall as a category two hurricane by late tonight into early tomorrow morning. by friday afternoon, a category one storm and on saturday a tropical storm. it will be a slow mover. usually when it moves over land, it does not have that energy to fuel the storm. but you can see it is a hurricane even as it moves overland. that is the problem, it could dump a lot of rain. 20 to 30 inches of rain and isolated 40 inch rainfall totals over the carolina coast. >>> thank you for that update. it is 6:35 am. let's check on the traffic with jaclyn. >> we are tracking delays for drivers heading through the south bay. typical for this time of morning, northbound 101 is seeing brake lights to 280. and we are tracking a crash in the northbound direction of 280 near page mill road. we are not seeing any delays from that accident. we will keep

after more than one hour, they stormed the bmw in this body cam video is from the vantage point of one officer. they smashed the driver side window and it's not seen on the video but they said demouria hogg moved toward the gun and officer rose fired her weapon. he died at the hospital and police said they found a loaded handgun with an extended massive -- with an extended magazine. the d.a. didn't file charges against officer rose saying she fired shots into the vehicle only after she saw him make a move g to move. the city agreed to .2 million to settle lawsuits by the family and it has taken three years to release the body cam video. an attorney represented the family of demouria hogg and said the video should have been released sooner. >> they need to know the police were not acting in a cover-up fashion but with transparency and accountability. >> reporter: they said police used for tax six -- tactics that were not necessary. >> the person was asleep in his natural reaction when he woke up would be to move. >> reporter: it's not clear why the city of oakland waited into recently t

(on cam )(on cam ) (on cam )(on cam ) (on cam )that was tom wait reporting.ave not released information on the suspects. it's been well it's been it's been well documented that colin kaepernick has still yet to sign with a team, however, here's some news that may open the door for his return. eric reid-- his former teammate and the man that knelt beside him during the national anthem... has inked a deal with the carolina panthers. the pro bowl safety's absence from football finally came to an end this morning... as reid signed his new contract. he's on a roster...despite the league's players union filing a grievance on his behalf that owners colluded against signing him.. for his protests. the 49ers reportedly offered reid a deal this week, but the 26-year-old turned it down. here's some reaction to the signing from santa clara. <>i'm happy for him, you know it's a good carolina team, i'm sure they're excited to have him, he's a good player and always has been. big ups to eric man, that's a blessing. i'm proud of him, i'm happy

there is a live look at the salesforce tower cam or of the fog this morning. temperatures in the 50s for many locations. concord is 55. livermore's coming in at 53. san francisco and san jose at 54. 49 for santa rosa. let's talk about the fog this morning. along the coast, there is 2.5 miles through half moon bay. check out hayward. we're looking at 0.25 miles for petaluma and santa rosa. some dense fog in spots is we start off the day. as we head through the afternoon, there will be sunshine for most of us, though the clouds will be hanging out along the coast again. the time highs warmer you compared to yesterday. 85 for napa. 93 for fairfield later on today. we will heat up rrow. showe's a ancea w we will have details coming up. >>> right now, we are tracking some slowdowns for drivers headed along the east shore freeway. a couple of new hotspots to tell you about. we will begin by taking it over to interstate 80. this is right near 680 and cordelia. you can see that traffic is starting to backup. this be the tipping just below the kneeled -- limit their. t

next at 8 an 11 year old girl tased by an officer for allegedly shoplifting...the newly released body camcident...plus why he's in trouble with his department. ohio police officer is in trouble with his department.....after tasing an 11-year-old girl accused of shoplifting.(pam) cincinnati police say, officer ken brown violated policy. much of the incident was caught on his bodycam. emily wood reports. nat soundgowdy: "can i call my mama?"officer brown: "i'm going to call your mama. come on, let's go." moments after shocking 11-year-old donesha gowdy with a taser -- officer kevin brown escorts her back into this kroger store where she and two other juveniles stole more than 50 dollars in food and clothing. nat soundofficer brown: "sweetheart. the last thing i want to do is tase you like that. when i say stop, you stop. you know you're caught. just stop. that hurt my heart to do that to you." showing his concern -- brown stays with donesha to keep her calm while the fire department removes the barbs from her back.nat soundofficer brown: "ok, that's one. just relax." it's police protocol to

here's a live look at the san jose cam. currently in concord, it is 59. 58 in oakland. san jose is 54 and mid-40s in santa rosa with his ability down to about three quarters of a mile in santa rosa. we are starting off the day with areas of low clouds and fog along the coast or parts of the bay this morning. we will have the sun as we move into the afternoon. low average temperatures by 5 to 7 degrees today, likely tomorrow as well. will warm up as we head into the middle part of the week. here's the reason why there is an upper-level trough of low pressure that we have been tracking for some time. it will keep us on the cool side. mild conditions today and tomorrow. high pressure building and by the middle part of the week. that is why temperatures will be warming up for us by wednesday. and especially by thursday. highs today looking at mid 60s in san francisco. low 70s in redwood city. mid-70s in san jose as well as for napa. upper 70s from santa rosa, fairfield, concord, and livermore. enjoy the sunshine later on. for tomorrow, temperatures are very similar to today

that's the sears student cam competition question. and were asking middle and high school students to enter by producing a short documentary about a constitutional right and national characteristics or historical events and explain how it defines the american experience we are awarding $100,000 in total cash prizes including a grand prize of $5,000. this year's deadline is january 202019. for more information go to our website student camp.org. >> the third woman accusing brett cavanaugh of assault. many senators spoke about that. the judiciary committee will hear testimony from the nominee. in the hearing beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern. we had live coverage on c-span two and now some of the senator's comments beginning with majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> tomorrow morning the sun and the american people will hear from judge brett cavanaugh and dr. christineth blasey-ford we will hear sworn testimony from both of them. with the allegation of the misconduct that dr. ford has raised. a goes without saying mister president but it be

mainstream media perhaps around a thousand people here protesting against the numbers of migrants in the cam that's in fact official figures show only around one and a half percent of the population here is from syria and afghanistan. this demonstration was peaceful in stark contrast to the scenes on sunday and monday when thousands of far right and far left protesters threw rocks bottles and fireworks at each other and at the police the violence flowed from the events on sunday morning where german nationalists fatally stands during an alter cation with two migrants in the wake of that many people wondered if their completion between elements of the far right and someone in the judicial system on thursday an official admitted to having leaked the details of the suspects he has been suspended on a wider level this week many germans have been wondering at the strength of the far right in saxony one local analyst explained how their approach has shifted the use facebook twitter and if this would not suffice to telephone calls and they say well something ugly has been happening here we have to

it's taken three years to release the body cam video. attorney john burriss who represented hogg's family says the video should have been released much sooner. >> the public at large, they need to know that the police are not happy in a coverup fashion. there's transparency and accountable. >> reporter: burris says police used poor tactics. >> it was unnecessary to create the confrontation, yelling and screaming at that person. you know his natural reaction when he wakes up is to move. >> because this case was resolved a couple years ago, it's not clear why the city of oakland waited until recently to release this body cam video. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> rising rivers, people trapped, and a growing death toll. the impact of hurricane florence even after the wind and rain have eased. >>> we'll look at the latest on hurricane florence and what was hurricane florence, and the forecast. what you can expect for the rest of this week. >>> up next, the sacramento county sheriff's deputy killed, another wounded during a shoot-out with a s

you can see that on the tower cam right here.e day with some dense fog and some areas. temperes mainlin the. thather hemi conditiohat will continue with afternoon sunshine. breezy onshore flow. similar conditions to yesterday. we will be warming up by tomorrow and especially for thursday. is ta

in oakland, terisa estacio, kron four news #### ( pam ) (on cam) ( pam ) (on cam) new at 6...t is to live in the bay arbut some new numbers show just how bad it's getting.(ken) and how one spot in the bay area is the least affordable in the nation. kron 4's dan kerman is live in the newsroom with more... dan (dan)(dan flash)a new study by zillow finds the san jose metro area which includes all of santa clara county now tops the list of the least affordable markets to own a home.as we look at the numbers, homeowners in the san jose metro area are spending 53.5% of their monthly gross income on their mortgage... that is based on an annual median household income of $118,061.the los angeles area ranks second, and the san francisco metro area which includes san francisco, marin, alameda and contra costa counties ranks third, where homeowners must come up with 44.9% of their monthly gross income to pay their mortgage, with the median income there of $104,172.renting isn't much betterthe median rent in the san jose metro area is $3,499, requiring 35.6% of your monthly gross income..

i want to show you our "salesforce tower" cam. the last few days it's been fogged in and we can actually see something in our "salesforce tower" cam. great to see that. coit tower lit up, pretty sight. temperatures now 50s and 40s in the area. warming up to near normal highs as we go through the day today. warmer than average highs starting tomorrow. so high pressure builds in for us. we heat up. we do have a fire weather watch that will be in effect for this evening through tomorrow afternoon due to dry gusty northerly winds. for the north bay hills, lake county, lake berryessa areas, those locations very high critical fire danger as we go through the next couple of days here. so watching that very closely. 60s and 70s in the area. 80s inland. we'll have more details coming up. >>> look at all the brake lights on 205 at the tracy triangle slow in the westbound commute. it's going to be about 30 minutes to go from 5 in lathrop to the altamont pass. it continues to be sluggish as you head into livermore. things pick up and then you

(grant) coming up...shocking new police body-cam video just released...showing an officer drunk behind the wheel... fellow officers had to use full force to get him out of the running car... but tonight...that officer is back on the job-- and many people are outraged... (vicki) plus...a woman claims she was kidnapped... but police say, it was all a hoax.... find out what detectives say she was trying to get out of... after the evidence just did not add up. (grant) and after the break... a teenage suspect is behind bars... accused of killing a mother of four in richmond. details on the arrrest next... (vicki) it was described at the time ... as a brutal murder by neighbors. and tonight, a suspect is behind bars in a juvenile facility. police say a 17 year old teen is suspected of killing a mother of four in richmond. kron 4's j.r. stone has been following the case since it happened in july... and has the latest details... (j.r.) they are saying that after weeks of intensive work they have placed a 17 year old behind bars in connection to this gruesome murd

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the party families could be who knows but in the end of the day it is clear that there's a liberal camdemocracy cam and it might become more and and saying listen enough is enough of those but what we saw today it's it's more symbolic than anything else right i mean we're not going to see the hungry and government or the area people for that matter they're not going to notice any changes are they i mean they're not going to suffer because of today's vote that two aspects one is the very legal aspect and not want of the run running down this is making these this is clear it takes a long time most potent has already destroyed us so that takes a long time now and which is good you discuss it we discuss it with his nose nationally and people in five hundred discuss and this is the thing what what is not of the other part is of cause the going to be a new financial friend look two thousand and twenty has to be started again so that it means that of cause that kind of kind of discussion about how the country is the haven within the european union this could be also part of this kind of punis

over the disturbing act he caught a repairman doing on a nanny cam in his kids' bedroom. and next... republicans want the president to sound the alarm about the upcoming mid-term elections. how the g-o-p could lose its majority in the senate. and later in sports, the 49ers and raiders... both on the road this weekend. mark carpenter will have the latest from santa clara and alameda. ((ryan))here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine... a teacher is in big trouble for allegedly putting his toddler into a game machine...so she could steal prizes.and it's all caught on camera.now...his job could be in jeopardy.that story...tonight on kron 4 news at nine. (ryan) the new york times is reporting senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan privately told aides, president trump needs to sound the alarm about a potential huge "blue wave" hitting capitol hill.c-n-n's joe johns reports. the message from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell today.sen. mitch mcconnell:"keep the faith. don't get rattled by all of this."his bottom line ... forget the suprem

it has taken 3 years to release the body cam video. attorney john burris who represented the family says the video should have been released much sooner. >> this is the public at large. they need to know that the police are not acting in an undercover fashion, that there is transit -- transparency. >> reporter: burris also says police used poor tactics. >> it was unnecessary to create the confrontation, yelling at that person, knowing his natural reaction when he wakes up his to move. >> reporter: the case was resolved a couple of years ago, it's not clear why oakland police released this video only recently. >>> happening now, oakland city council members are holding a meeting, expected to vote tonight on extra money to build a third tuff shed community for the homeless, this time near lake merritt. the city plans to house how -- homeless people in the sheds in the parking lot across from the henry j. kaiser center. there will be on-site staff to help connect people living in the tuff sheds to healthcare and jobs. not everyone support

you can see dash cam video shows the bus crossing over several lanes of traffic and then going airborne when it hit the curb and smashed into a building. the night, -- tonight, the bus driver is in serious condition and investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the driver to lose control, and maybe it was perhaps a medical condition. all of this happened on lombard street and scott street about 6:15 this morning. ktvu's christien kafton now with what witnesses saw. >> reporter: this dash cam video capture the early morning crash. it's quick, but you can see the 28 bus heading eastbound on lombard street, crossover the median, slam into the tree and then siness. the driver who captured it on video saw it unfold before his eyes. >> i saw the bus jump over the divider. and then somehow, it was a slow part, but then after, the speed went up, and then crashed. but, it was like a split moment. >> reporter: he pulled over to help about 20 yards down the road. by the time he arrived back at the bus, bystanders were already working to get the driver and passengers cleared. witness

this is our sutro tower san francisco cam. this is what it looks like high above twin peaks.e cloud cover rolling through there but it's not really down low so we're seeing clear conditions through san francisco. right now in san jose, 51 degrees, wind speeds at about 3 milsz p miles per hour and the current conditions in the tri valley 48 degrees but we notice the temperatures tend to be slightly cooler for our daytime temperatures especially early morning hours when there's not a lot of cloud cover because we don't have that blanket of clouds to kind of keep us nice and warm, trapping the heat. if you notice in napa, 12 degrees cooler at this hour. san jose four degrees cooler and we are going to see a nice warmup as we head in toward the afternoon. you're going to be enjoying some of these below seasonable temperatures in san jose, topping out at 77 degrees. morgan hill 80 degrees so we're seeing a couple more 80s on the map for today but the conditions are going to be very similar to yesterday. so no major changes in terms of our temperatures through walnut creek 78 in th

it alsoound he expressed racial prejudice captured on body cam.he same officer has been reprimanded before after the body cam captured him using a homophobic slur. >>> think you've had a rough flight? some people in new york may hav yobeat. >> nearly a dozen people fall ill on a flight all the way fro dubai. that plane quarantined and a team from the cdc brought t the tarmac. >> adam cooperstein with our sister station in new york has the story from jfk. >> if you feel itsick, let us know. >> reporter: confused passengers stuck on their plane for hours after landing at jfk. quarantined after 100 people reported feeling sick. >> it was just gross. it was really bad conditions. >> reporter: erin sykes from manhattan says she noticed w peope sick even before the plane took off. >> they should have never let those people on the plane. they were coughing sly viole and, like, it's common sense. >> reporter: after landing, seven crew members and three passengers were taken to jamaica hospital for treatment. ne other people were sick but declined medical