abu sayyaf still had kevin and her cousin.r dark place, a mother myself. and it was awful. >> before long, the terror deepened, when she learned her cousin got out, which meant that there and that awful place, her 14 year old son, no one left to protect him, was all alone. >> i remember seeing the picture of her that was in the news and she just looked so sad. she looked so sad and helpless. >> this is gerfa, and even five years later, the memory is brutal. we brought her back here to the philippines and oscar to tell us her story. the story that began at 2:00 in the morning, at the end of a happy family reunion on a beach, just about like this one. >> it does take you back. you can hear the water, the waves. you can feel the wind. you see the evening sky, the stars. >> it was a beautiful thing. >> it was a beautiful morning. suddenly, i saw from the left side, two men running really fast, like on the sand with some kind of rifle. my first impression was it with some kind of robbery. i screamed for help. i was terrified, i nev

a couple years ago, we did a cousin's trip. actually, it was for my brother's bachelor party at south lake tahoe. >> now, the online post also goes on to say he enjoyed spending time with their wife, dog, working on home projects and he liked the 49ers, the sharks and the warriors. his cousin, again, shared stories about how well he treated people and that he was outgoing and, again, just so welcoming towards people. reporting live in san jose, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much for that. >>> update now on something we captured yesterday on camera. we showed you a delivery driver leaving a package on a porch and you can see the video of the package right here. the driver was unsure of what to do. ultimately, delivered it. san jose pd says the package is benign and not relevant to the investigation. >>> vta light rail service is canceled until further notice. that means you'll have to find another way to get to work. the vta is encouraging everyone to use the bus service, but commuters are suggested to all

we met at saint james's palace at a party given by one of the queen's cousins. i knew that the queen would be there, but i didn't expect her to stay 90 minutes and she was in high spirits. the atmosphere was much more informal than the pilgrims reception probably because so many of her friends and and family members were there. and she was making her way happily on her own without any attendance running interference for her. and what really struck me was that here. she measure to her own palace. but she was merely another guest which was a measure to me of her surprising humility. when i greeted her i told her that i'd recently been to the home of one of her american friends in florida. i've never been to that house. she said so i told her about it and particularly that how much of it had been designed for their grandchildren. yes. she said and they have so many don't they? clearly she didn't miss a trick. the first question that people ask me about the queen. is what was most surprising? what was the most surprising thing i learned about her which is very diffi

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. >> the cousin of 16 year-old zoe hughes of modesto says they are struggling to cope with their loss. my family is pretty right through. really a row boats testing. elton says she and her family are trying to keep up brave faces for zoey's 3 year-old brother who doesn't understand what happened to his sister, a young woman who dreamed of becoming a model. i think she really just wanted to make her family proud. >> she was still think you're in. you know. she deserves to have a chance to figure it out. so his cousin says the party bus that was hired for a birthday celebration was headed home when the attack happened tuesday just after midnight. police say it appears the bus was targeted by multiple shooters. the first barrage of gunfire happening while the bus traveled eastbound on 5.80, at the seminary avenue. off-ramp. >> the bus was fired on again at 68 avenue. and foothill 38 year-old oakland woman says she was sleeping in a parked car there when she heard what sounded like chinese new year fireworks and then bullets hitting her car. one struck her in the leg. she was too traumati

he had three kids and his cousin telling me he would do anyvta.e heard from his boss earlier today. >> a calming affect on everybody else. sometimes my demands could be unreasonable. paul always accepted it with a smile. always willing to help his employees. >> reporter: very nice memories there from the boss there at vta regarding paul megia. among the people being honored tonight, michael holding a family member there. he was 40. leaves behind a wife. he lived in santa cruz. he was friends with the council member. he was class of 2000. he is being honored here tonight. he will be remembered forever. all nine victims here in san jose. we will continue coverage. it's hard. we are surrounded by family members and friends. we want to respect them, give them privacy, chance to mourn. back to you. >> thank you so much. more details about thewebsite. our team is posting the latest updates onnbcbayarea.com. >>> with the sheriff's office a block away from the crime scene, but we are learning, it was a very dangerous story that was unfolding. >> we have n

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cousin lucille never graduated high school.roud woman has five children, 13 grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren, and 15 great-great-grandchildren. the country they were born into is still imperfect, still grappling with its original sin, still struggling to get it right. aspects of that ugly time in america are resurgent. for cousin lucille, the police killing of andrew brown jr. in elizabeth city, north carolina was top of mind. i hope they will stop shooting us black folks like that, it's uncalled for, she said. yes, lawd. at the end of our call, cousin lucille gave me a wonderful motto for my golden years. she said, i want to live as long as i can and die when i can't help it. let me old days be my best days. you know what? today is the perfect day to pick up the phone and call that cousin lucille in your family or in your life. she's lived a life and has some wisdom to share. give her an excuse to tell stories and maybe even share some of that hootch. to cousin lucille and all you moms out there, happy mother's day. to al

. >> jason's cousin died at shooting in vta rail yard.tating loss hard to comprehend. >> it's roller coaster, think about it, only thing you can ask is why. >> reporter: describes michael as friendly, outgoing, got along with everybody and quick to start up a conversation to get to know people. >> if you were having a hard time, call mike, make his way down from wherever he was at. >> reporter: he says he really enjoyed his work with vta. online fundraiser is set up for the family, includes statements from the parents. describes michael as loving caring son, brother, husband, cousin and friend to many. attended cupertino school, graduated from evergreen college. would give you last penny and shirt off his back. gave himself selflessness to anyone who needed it before he asked anything for himself. statement on behalf of his wife gloria reads we had 19 amazing years together full of adventures. it was not supposed to end this way, i will forever miss michael. >> it's a sad, sad situation. >> reporter: his cousin said he was full of life, l

and — so my — i have to mention that the united states found out that my cousin was not involved in thet here to interrogate you, god forbid, you've had plenty of that in your life, but i just want our audience to be clear that there were some, let's be honest, some pretty extraordinary connections between you and men that you know became active terrorists in al-qaeda. just to name one, ramzi bin al—shibh, you had connections, direct connections, to him in germany. these connections are real. how do you explain them? as to ramzi al—shibh, i don't know him. i saw him once, he came once to my house to visit a friend. those are all the connections. there is no connections whatsoever with any type of organised crimes because i don't want to use terrorism because i don't believe in these word because it's used to oppress politically disssent in my part of the world, and it's abuse to collectively punish innocent people. if you say a murderer, everybody would understand and there are evidence, but if you say a terrorist, you can do everything you want with a person with no accountability what

. >> of the 16 year-old whose cousin killed in that ambush attack. >> we'll get to those stories and more in just a few moments. but first we start on the weather. watch this wednesday night here on kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock. welcome. and i'm jonathan mccall. ken wayne has the night off and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. our top story tonight. a wind advisory is now in effect and this is for. >> much of the bay area at this hour. n-arly 4,000 customers are without power. this is on the peninsula. pg and e is confirming 58 weather-related outages. crews are working on restoring power right now. not clear yet when they will be able to finish up that work. here's a live look tonight at the areas across the bay area currently under that high wind advisory that is set to last until. >> early tomorrow morning. 05:00am a lot of we're already starting to see some of the damage and impacts of these high winds as well. >> but so, look outside this is a live look at downtown san francisco in chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence, i heard you just saying a couple minutes ago, win

several students and a teacher killed after gunmen opened fire at a school in russia's cousin city. u.s. regulators approved the fines the biotech over 1000 vaccine for use in children as young as 12. month gas because west drought in more than 40 years leaves and 1000000 people facing starvation. in the space of 24 hours the violence and unrest has switched from occupied east jerusalem to the gaza strip hamas military wing has just announced it has 5 a barrel of rockets towards ashkelon an asteroid in southern israel monday night and this morning israel conducted as strikes into the besieged gaza strip and more is yet to come as rails defense minister has approved more aerial attacks. and called up about 5000 soldiers well there's really offensive has killed at least 27 palestinians so far 9 of them children with many funerals being held on tuesday morning as rail says it was retaliating to a barrel of rockets from hamas and its allied factions and giving rise to all of this was of course monday's violence in occupied east jerusalem when israeli forces stormed the mosque compound a

a 19 year-old stockton woman was also killed so his cousin says she and her family have no idea as to who could commit such a horrific crime. they hope someone comes forward with the information investigators needed to help bring them justice in this case, maureen kelly kron, 4 news. >> all eyes will be on steph curry and the warriors tonight as they face off against lebron james and the lakers and the postseason play in tournament tipoff less than an hour away now at the staples center in l a you're looking at video there from matchups during the regular season, the lakers are the favorites. but as you know, the warriors have been playing great basketball having won their last 6 games. if the warriors win, they will officially make the playoffs and you can stay up to date on the warriors road to the championship by scanning this qr code and use your mobile device. it will take you right to the warrior section of our website. you'll find information including last minute ticket prices, a gallery of fan photos and you can upload your photos by downloading the kron 4 app. if you'd like

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were coming to see what happened and there were no ambulances or medical aid at the scene i saw my cousins brothers and even my little sister she's the youngest my nephew brother and my dad who were all injured 2 of my cousins died so you can 1st arbonne i'm shocked i can believe it our children who were playing in front of our house peacefully they were hit by a bomb after we had it we rushed outside to find the children lying on the ground please stop killing our kids for god's sake what would they do if it was their children enough is enough they've done enough to us we're not resistance fighters or militia we're not killing anybody we're peaceful citizens standing in front of our houses peaceful people we did not carry guns knives or weapons were they doing this to us so of. my kids were killed both of them were very young one was 11 and the other was 7 years old playing in me they were playing only 30 meters away from me my nephews were playing with them too and a young guy called our maid who was getting married in a few days they were playing and i was calling them they were looking

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. >> the cousin of 16 year-old zoe hughes of modesto says they are struggling to cope with their lossily is pretty right through. and it's really a row boats destiny. elgin says she and her family are trying to keep up brave faces for zoey's 3 year-old brother who doesn't understand what happened to his sister, a young woman who dreamed of becoming a model. i think she really just wanted to make her family proud. >> shoes still think you're you know. she deserves to have a chance to figure it out. so his cousin says the party bus that was hired for a birthday celebration was headed home. >> when the attack happened tuesday just after midnight. police say it appears the bus was targeted by multiple shooters. the first barrage of gunfire happening while the bus traveled eastbound on 5.80, at the seminary avenue. off-ramp the bus was fired on again at 68 avenue. and foothill 38 year-old oakland woman says she was sleeping in a parked car there when she heard what sounded like chinese new year fireworks and then bullets hitting her car. one struck her in the leg. she was too traumatized t

one of them was cousin allen. >> and would you see bruises on the boys after that? >> yes.where about would be hit. >> and then, cousin diane took the stand. and here came the most explosive issue of the trial. diana testified that the abuse has a inflicted on his sons was not just physical, but sexual. >> he and his dad have been touching each other and he indicated that it was in his genital area. >> and diane told us she observed even more. >> three of them would take showers together. lyle was 15 and eric was 12. >> the prosecutor was, to say the least, skeptical. >> if my daughter needed me to life for her, i'd lie for her if it was a life and death thing, of course you would. if it's your cousin that you grew up with, of course you would. >> you're pretty sure that they were doing that? >> i'm positive. >> one reason why? >> a relative came to me and said that she felt that the defense was made up and she had confronted lyle about it and he said to her that's the way it's going to be. >> so we had to ask. >> did the brothers ask you to life for them? >> no. >> did the

my my my my cousin's best friend who's 20 years old he. was a boy he was full of life and had a kebab shop in jericho and him and my cousin went to a protest they were together and as he got out of the car an israeli sniper shot him in the chest in the heart and. it's clear that they're shooting to kill killing children and killing children in gaza they're killing children were spanked there are oppressing a people and i think this is an intergenerational struggle and we feel like it's our generation's turn to struggle and resist and if we don't achieve liberation for about a sign the next generation will thank you so much salim from the palestine institute for public diplomacy and we've been hearing from many palestinian psychologists who are saying that palestinians do not have the luxury of having p.t.s.d. there is no p. in p.t.s.d. because the trauma is continuous there is no cost trauma and that these young generations also have generational traumas so this is why what this is one of the reasons why many palestinians are taking to the

innocent man but all this spending might be a complete waste join me to talk about this is fair and cousins fair and as i look at this you know i don't know who's less popular this week the academy awards production people or gates the numbers are dismal on both of them but this guy he's in a freefall right now he's trying to spend his way out of it what's your take it's really interesting what maggot's is doing right now because obviously when there's a scandal you spend spend spend so you can spin it but gates is in a district where he doesn't have to spend right this is a deep red district that already according to polls they still support him so why is he spending you know $116000.00 on direct mail advertising here in district one it's because he understands that he has always had the. many primary opponents some of them you know kind of a little wacky but some of them serious contenders and those people are chomping at the bit to come at matt gates in next year's g.o.p. primary using this scandal as a way to finally take him down and overtake yeah ok so when they have a is interesting

to have that same cable stuff on on you tube it's really kind of a train wreck possibility ferran cousins that you're going to thank you. it's a sad reality for millions of americans that in counters with law enforcement can quickly turn into a life or death situation oftentimes for no reason at all one man in virginia was gunned down during a 911 call another man was shot and killed from behind while driving a vehicle my law partner david haynes is handling with most important cases of police shooting right now david start off by giving us the details about the fatal 911 shooting that took place. mike this is the latest killing of an unarmed black man in our country which are which occurred in the early morning hours of last wednesday april 21st when isaiah brown who is a 32 year old male called for assistance because his car was broken down the deputy same deputy actually gave him a ride home another call was made for more assistance because he was able to get another vehicle that deputy showed up mistook a cordless phone for a handgun and shot him when he was unarmed what we believe wa

innocent man but all this spending might be a complete waste joining to talk about this is fair and cousins fair and as i look at this you know i don't know who's less popular this week the academy awards production people or gates the numbers are dismal on both of them but this guy he's in a freefall right now he's trying to spin his way out of it what's your take it's really interesting what maggot's is doing right now because obviously when there's a scandal you spin spin spin and so you can spin it but gates is in a district where he doesn't have to spend right this is a deep red district that already according to polls they still support him so why is he spending you know $116000.00 on direct mail advertising here and destroy. it's because he understands that he has always had many primary opponents some of them you know kind of a little wacky but some of them serious contenders and those people are chomping at the bit to come at matt gates in next year's g.o.p. primary using this scandal as a way to finally take him down and overtake ok so the one thing i think it's interesting is his

innocent man but all this spending might be a complete waste joining to talk about this is fair and cousins fairness i look at this you know i don't know who's less popular this week the academy awards production people or big aids the numbers are dismal on both of them but this guy he's in a freefall right now he's trying to spend his way out of it what's your take it's really interesting what maggot's is doing right now because obviously when there's a scandal you spin spin spin and so you can spin it but gates is in a district where he doesn't have to spend right this is a deep red district that already according to polls they still support him so why is he spending you know $116000.00 on direct mail advertising here in district one it's because he understands that he has always had many primary opponents some of them you know kind of a little wacky but some of them serious contenders and those people are chomping at the bit to come in matt gates in next year's g.o.p. primary using this scandal as a way to finally take him down and overtake ok so what they have is interesting in his t.v.

. >> and also a bit of a ladies man, according to bills cousin. >> you know, beautiful women.e worked hard, he played hard. he do things you're not supposed to be doing. he was a great man, but he was not a perfect man. >> bills imperfections became painfully clear. nearly 32 years into their marriage, when francis said she had got a call from a mysterious woman. it was september 13th, 2013. friday the 13th. >> she goes, you don't know me but i'm having an affair with your husband. >> wow. >> i was in shock. >> heartbroken, furious, francis shed he confronted bill and asked, is it true? >> by that time, he was crying and telling me that he's sorry. that it's true. i was devastated. >> this is three decades of marriage. >> and i finally asked, and how long has this been going on? >> he cried again. he told me three years. and i go, this is not an affair. this is a relationship. >> about that, not only that, she and the other woman agreed. >> you don't like the word mistrust, do you? >> no i don't. >> this is bonnie contrary's. >> what is it about the work that bothers you? >> m

one man told us that his cousin died a hero. they'd held onto a sliver of hope but learned nearly 12 hours after this morning's mass shooting, husband, father of two young children, mr. singh was among those murdered. his family says that they heard from the b,42 coworkers that he pushed one of them into a room to hide from the shooter and frantically called other coworkers to warn them about what was happening. the family had been waiting at the red cross after banging his phone inside a building at the vta railyard but the answers of families and friends, waited hour after hour without any answers. >> i just pray that he is okay. >> reporter: christina gonzales's cousin also tried desperately contacting him this morning, did not survive. what was supposed to be just another day at work, ending in bloodshed for eight vta employees that never made it back home to their families. >> when they said goodbye to ey did mean goode forever, they met meant goodbye until dinnertime. >> reporter: so u looking at a memorial that is grown t

our next guest is tara brown, george floyd's cousin and the director of the george floyd foundation. for being here. what does today mean for you and your family? >> obviously, we're still heartbroken. today is a day that, you know, it marks the anniversary of his passing, and so you know, there's no way of avoiding that this is a tremendous loss for us. as much as, you know, it's a loss for us, we do understand that it's -- we want to celebrate the life that he lived and focus on just making sure that there is -- we build on the legacy that we want to honor him with. >> yeah. i read, tera, that you had always prided yourself, or i guess considered yourself the protector and nurturer of the family and i can imagine that today and this year has been hard for somebody who couldn't protect the family from all of this pain. >> that is so true. that has always been my role, and so i do have -- you know, i may have said before that i just have so much guilt about, really, just not being there or not being able to save him. and so, that is why it's just so important to me that we can't get

he says his cousin works at the pta and they haven't heard from him. singh says everyone has tried calling his cousins phone year going to that many points >> and that still is showing in the building. they know it's still in the building because of the location tracking feature. the family talk to dia rosen as they waited. >> i'm just so sorry. >> rosen says they're doing everything that they can figure out if there's anything they could have done to prevent this and try to prevent future tragedies to remove dangerous weapons out of the hands of dangerous people. >> through gun violence. restraining orders are what are known as red flag laws. >> the center will be open until 00:00pm tonight. they will stay open late or if they're needed will be reopening tomorrow from 11 to 7. the da anticipates the center will be needed, at least into next live san jose. amanda hari kron 4 news. you would think that is a resource that folks will going back to 4 days to come. unfortunately. >> amanda, thank you for that live report tonight, our team coverage continues

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. >> the cousin of 16 year-old ays they are struggling to cope with their loss. my family is pretty broken right through. really a barge broke boats destiny. elgin says she and her family are trying to keep up brave faces for zoey's 3 year-old brother who doesn't understand what happened to his sister, a young woman who dreamed of becoming a model. i think she really just wanted to make her family proud. >> she was still think you're in. you know. she deserves to have a chance to figure it out. so his cousin says the party bus that was hired for a birthday celebration was headed home. >> when the attack happened tuesday just after midnight. police say it appears the bus was targeted by multiple shooters. the first barrage of gunfire happening while the bus traveled eastbound on 5.80, at the seminary avenue. off-ramp. >> the bus was fired on again at 68 avenue and foothill 38 year-old oakland woman says she was sleeping in a parked car there when she heard what sounded like chinese new year fireworks and then bullets hitting her car. one struck her in the leg. she

david had met cousin yet in the early 1990 s. . the polish photographer was quite elderly and haven't been to scotland for a long time. he asked david to search for his relief map. this was. true. to. a pool of water on the left here. shells everywhere from. and i reported back to him and he was so sad about it it looked so they're putting all this time into it all these trips over and so i just made this rush promise. david hadn't got very far with his promise until keith stumbled upon the map. then the 2 men founded a charity scotland and in 2013 the relief was finally fully restored. at the time britain was still a member of the e.u. with stop mind in the same political union as paul. of course this is no longer the case for heading for troubled waters here because i i have supported breaks it very strongly for a long time and still do so this is where david and i diverged i think it's a romantic idea that experience has shown to be totally impractical and i think a european union is a dysfunctional mess showing no signs of gett

. >> so this at least catch the people would get this the cousin of 16 year-old zoe hughes of modestoys they are struggling to cope with their loss destiny elton says she and her family are trying to keep up brave faces for zoey's 3 year-old brother who doesn't understand what happened to his sister zoe. listen. >> always getting most out of life. she was always having so much she was always making never she loved everyone. >> was our so. his cousin says the party bus that was hired for a birthday celebration was headed home when the attack happened tuesday just after midnight. police say it appears the bus was targeted by multiple shooters. the first barrage of gunfire happening while the bus traveled eastbound on 5.80, at the seminary avenue. off-ramp. >> the bus was fired on again at 68 avenue. and foothill 38 year-old oakland woman says she was sleeping in a parked car there when she heard what sounded like chinese new year fireworks and then bullets hitting her car. one struck her in the leg. she was too traumatized to go on camera. the driver of the bus kept a cool head and kept

no word from my cousin. i keep on calling him but nothing. so you could imagine the frustration, the anxiety that these families are going through. i'm live in san jose, leanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> sam licardo tweeted there will be a sr-rbl for the vta shooting victims tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. at city plaza in san jose. it'll be a moment to come together and grieve after today's horrific tragedy. >>> and the updates coming in today have been nonstop. our team has been pushing out new developments constantly just like this one. you can be the first to know by downloading the free abc 7 news app and enabling push >>> investigators are combing through the house of the employee suspected of opening fire at the rail yard today. his motive is now the key to this case. abc 7 news spoke with the alleged shooters exgirlfriend a short time ago. she said he suffered from mood swings and had issues with his coworkers. >> complained about the job. too much work, stressful. i was shocked. i was surprised. i feel, i was shocked he didn't tell me. we have

he says his cousin works at the pta and they haven't heard from him.ays everyone has tried calling his cousins phone year going to that many points >> and that still is showing in the building. they know it's still in the building because of the location tracking feature. the family talked to dia rosen as they waited. >> i'm just so sorry. >> rosen says they're doing everything that they can figure out if there's anything they could have done to prevent this and try to prevent future tragedies to remove dangerous weapons out of the hands of dangerous people. >> through gun violence. restraining orders are what are known as red flag laws. >> the center is open until 00:00pm tonight, although they will stay open later if there is a need, they'll be open again tomorrow and friday from 11 to 7 rose and does believe that it will be needed into next week. live. amanda hari kron 4 news. amanda, thank you for that. >> we have just learned the name of one of the victims in today's shooting. he has been identified as 64 year-old lars lane. you're looking at his

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