question, was serious the gunman in brandi's driveway?e than a casual friend of josh is from the gym. but, when the i.t. guy's cracked josh daniels phone use history it told a different story. what had he deleted? >> a lot of text messages. >> to whom? >> to sirius underwood, he was the one that he was in contact with the most. >> what were you thinking? >> when we first talked to josh he had never mentioned sirius underwood, why would they be lying to us about that? >> why indeed? the story told by the phones, the concealed relationship fed a growing theory of the crime. that they were looking at a long distance killing between ohio and alaska. if that was the case, then technology was going to be as valuable to them as dna or bloody fingerprints. the first big question. did the killer, assuming he was a male, have a phone on him when he did the shooting? what's tower near the river scene had the phone pinned off? >> we had tons of, and i'm not exaggerating, thousands upon thousands of phone calls, on all these various towers. >> in that

that is laying on the driveway. i don't know what's the. matter >> when paramedics arrived it was much too late to save archie. or in this next moment, the innocent expectations about life, which gary mcfarland now lost for good. >> it was just blood everywhere on the front of him. and i just lost it at that point. >> torrents police detective bill crombie arrived. >> he had been stabbed multiple times. two were upper torso, as if the assailant was confronting him. it >> couldn't have been a robbery. nothing was taken. archie's car, still there. >> nobody saw anything. but to detective it was clear laugh. archie mcfarland have been targeted and executed. and whoever killed him had escape without leaving behind a murder weapon or fingerprints, or even a here. what must have been a violent struggle. anyway, this was pre-dna. >> they just didn't have any physical piece of anything left on the driveway, and that was the big focus. >> but there was a clue. oh yes, and it was frankly, very, very strange. >> one of the stab wounds was in the growi

and as soon as i got to be pulled into the driveway, the garage doors open. >> was that?ar in the garage. but the garage door is open. and then as i got we're about halfway into the garage, i could see that the windowpane was broken. the glass was on the ground. at that point, i began to understand that someone had broken into the home. >> did you fear that the person could still be in the house? >> i did. and at that point, i just decided the best thing was to not enter the house. i am not a real confrontational type of person. never been in a fight in my life. if i had to defend my family, i would. but i don't go looking for. i wasn't going to try stopping somebody who is in the house. the police would get them. later >> with his young daughter in the car, nathan backed into the neighbor's driveway across the street, so he could watch the house as he called 9-1-1. >> what's the problem? >> we've got a break in. >> is it going on right now? >> i don't know. the gradual is open. there is glass from the back door where somebody row in. i've not gone in the house. yet >> na

. >> and i noticed a little bit of blood in the driveway. afraid that his dog had opened her stitches because she'd had surgery. >> mark's dog, ding, wasn't just any pet. she was a highly skilled protection dog. a lot of blood, a little blood? >> a little blood. >> but noticeable. >> noticeable. and i proceeded towards the house and tried to go through the back door, and it was locked, which was very, very odd. >> then not long after, stephanie arrived and noticed perhaps a hundred yards from where she stood down in the field mark's station wagon was backed up to the carport area of his house. >> i was kind of surprised that it was parked where it was parked because it was never parked there. it was really hard to get it into that position to begin with. >> anyway, why hadn't he left for seattle? it was then she noticed, must be mark up at the house. >> someone who had mark's hat on, you know, which i thought was mark, was bringing something big into the back of the car. >> big, big, big? >> it looked like to me. so i was thinking he was car

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driveways because of the noise factor to add joining homes. you have all of the new homes with garages and cars driving past two homes that one normally doesn't expect. >> commissioner fung, do you want to the project sponsor to respond? >> yes, that's fine. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is brent gladstone. i am going to ask the landscaper or brad on the architectural team to respond. brad, would you like to respond or like the landscape architect to respond? go ahead, brad. >> i believe bruce is better qualified to speak to the permeability issue. this was discussed at the last hearing and there were concerns about the utilities that exist below the driveway. can you explain the permeability in the front yards of the building a and the driveway between b and c, please. >> yes. we are using -- this is bruce chan, landscape architect. in regards to the pavement materials both the driveways and walkways are unit pavers on a compacted gravel base. that is also permeable. even though it is substantial to hold the weight of a vehicle. it h

>> he yelled at me don't come to my driveway. you have to get out. i took off. after that i haven't talked to him since then. >> when was that? >> that was maybe about six months ago. after that i never said hi. i ignored him. >> >> here is some video we actually shot also earlier this afternoon. these are the bomb technicians going in. you can see they are heavily clad outfitted in those outfits. the bomb protection outfits. we saw investigators from sky 7 combing the suspects backyard. at different points we saw them actually carrying some items. it looks like orange sandbags into the property. we can only speculate that those maybe some kind of protective sandbags in case they decided they need to detonate something. we do know from the mayor earlier today and investigators that they did find some quantity of ammunition as well as some fuel tanks inside of this home of sam cassidy. back life here we can show you what it looks like looking down the street. i am about a football field away at this point pushed back to this distance earlier today because they to

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driveways because of the noise factor to add joining homes. you have all of the new homes with garages and cars driving past two homes that one normally doesn't expect. >> commissioner fung, do you want to the project sponsor to respond? >> yes, that's fine. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is brent gladstone. i am going to ask the landscaper or brad on the architectural team to respond. brad, would you like to respond or like the landscape architect to respond? go ahead, brad. >> i believe bruce is better qualified to speak to the permeability issue. this was discussed at the last hearing and there were concerns about the utilities that exist below the driveway. can you explain the permeability in the front yards of the building a and the driveway between b and c, please. >> yes. we are using -- this is bruce chan, landscape architect. in regards to the pavement materials both the driveways and walkways are unit pavers on a compacted gravel base. that is also permeable. even though it is substantial to hold the weight of a vehicle. it h

driveways because of the noise factor to add joining homes. you have all of the new homes with garages and cars driving past two homes that one normally doesn't expect. >> commissioner fung, do you want to the project sponsor to respond? >> yes, that's fine. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is brent gladstone. i am going to ask the landscaper or brad on the architectural team to respond. brad, would you like to respond or like the landscape architect to respond? go ahead, brad. >> i believe bruce is better qualified to speak to the permeability issue. this was discussed at the last hearing and there were concerns about the utilities that exist below the driveway. can you explain the permeability in the front yards of the building a and the driveway between b and c, please. >> yes. we are using -- this is bruce chan, landscape architect. in regards to the pavement materials both the driveways and walkways are unit pavers on a compacted gravel base. that is also permeable. even though it is substantial to hold the weight of a vehicle. it h

these 14 spent shell casings were recovered from the cement driveway and in the yard adjacent to 421 perry street. these 14 shell casings were consistent with the body cam videos and physical examination of brown's car as being fired by the deputies. on april 21, 2021, mr. brown's body was transported to the medical examine ar's office whe an autopsy was foermd. the autopsy was conducted by dr. karen l. kelly, a forensic path oj ologyist and that was done on thursday, april 22nd, 2021. the autopsy was witnessed by special agent cowan with the north carolina sbi. and a written report was produced of the findings. although the autopsy and toxicology reports have not been finalized at this time, i had telephone contact with dr. kelly on may 12th at which time we discussed her findings. dr. kelly determined brown suffered two gunshot wounds, one to the right shoulder upper arm that was nonlethal and second one at the back of the head at the base of the skull near the hairline. there were three bullet fragments recovered from the wound to the back of the head. dr. kelly found multiple abr

an alien rock has landed on your driveway.ended up with 100 grams or so. most of it would have burned up in the atmosphere. these bits we can work out what it is made of. we had ended vt, the use of x—rated get younger prints of materials that are inside. —— x—rays to get fingerprints. one idea is that meteorites, comets, asteroids, they brought the ingredients to earth. earth was essentially the advent and evolution did the rest. that is how we think ingredients got to earth. maybe they have the odd tuft of grass attached where they were dug out in a farmer's field. we have sent two spacecraft to asteroids. nasa has sent a mission which has literally just turned around and left an asteroid to come back to us with its sample. we can compare their stuff on earth to the appeal stuff. it has never been exposed to the atmosphere or grass. —— the pure stuff. people in the uk feel a bit of ownership over the media, especially people who saw it shooting across the sky. they caught it on camera or whatever they have outside. people ca

still to come: from a suburban driveway — to a world class museum, a meteorite from winchcomb finds a pope will live" — that is the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism has come to the vatican. the man they called the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six years injail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no indication she felt even the slightest remorse. the chinese government has called for an all—out effort i to help the victims - of a powerful earthquake — the worst to hit the i country for 30 years. the computer deep blue has tonight triumphed over the world chess champion gary kasparov. it is the first time a machine has defeated a reigning world champion in a classical chess match. america's first legal same—sex marriages have been taking place in massachusetts. god bless america! this is bbc news, the latest headlines: palestinian rockets have targete

london's natural history museum it fell from a fireball in february and was a bench early found on a driveway in southern england scientists say it could harbor answers about the history of our solar system and life owner. just reminder the top story we're following for you today here at g.w. news israel says it's massing troops on the border with gaza and calling up thousands of reservists ahead of a possible ground invasion in the hamas ruled territory overnight the israeli air force stepped up strikes on gaza as hamas launched hundreds of rockets into israel . you are watching d.w. news coming to you live from berlin business is up next monday congestions will be here taking a close look at come a lot of t.v. prizes they've been rising you guessed it i'm terry martin thanks watch. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised to me telling the painter she protests want to be shot now and if your newspapers when official information has attorneys i have work on the streets of many cantrips and their problems are almost the same point to social inequality that t

. >> there are restrictions on washing cars and power washing driveways and sidewalks. >>> the officered of killing george floyd is requesting another trial. >>> the new york stock exchange is up by 25 points and we have another update on the markets, next. >>> using apps for distance learning. how many cell data about your child? >>> and we will have a look at the forecast. >>> let's look at the changes right happening right now. look at this along the coast. because of the cloud cover, temperatures are up a little bit . you are at 48 right now with thickening clouds along the coast. on the base side of the peninsula, sunny with temperatures at 48-52 degrees. pretty much in the 40s to low 50s everywhere until you get to east bay. as we head through the school day forecast, you can see it will remain cloudy. the coast will be in the 50s and 60s while the rest of us warm to the 70s and 80s by the time school is over. look at this tsunami of clouds punching through and heading toward sfo. rapidly changing and reducing visibility on 101 and 82 as you travel the peninsula the cloud cover t

lane that is available for right turns and accessing the parking spaces and driveways.there would be no changes to the other two traffic lanes. and there would also be no removal of curb side parking and loading. in addition to this i want to note that based on the negotiation with caltran, the lanes would be part-time from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on weekdays. and our project would be limited in signage. this is a pilot project that would be relatively easy to implement as well as easy to reverse. next slide. and so about the analysis used to develop this project -- in october we went out and conducted some accounts and we found that a third of the traffic on both corridors was already h.o.v.2, that's two or more occupants per vehicle. so we anticipate little initial effect on traffic. however, the car poolers and transit riders would be protected against the drive alone trips. we will monitor along the corridor and we'll make adjustments if needed and to coordinate with caltran throughout this process. one more thing they want to add from the traffic analysis is that it

. >> pulled took a nasty fall one day while bringing in her trash can up her driveway, sanitation worker. billy was there when it happened in stayed with her until the paramedics arrived ever since he's been pulse trash bin up her driveway and escorting her to our door safely. every single time. >> see, there are good people out there. >> i was always good to in the because we have a lot more news coming up here for you on kron 00:00am tonight for news at 9 starts just a few minutes. we'll see you there. when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 9. >> now at 9 parts of the bay area are bracing for dangerously high temperatures for memorial day. a heat advisory is set to go into effect in just a few hours from now. look at those triple digits. and thank you so much for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 9 o'clock tonight. i'm justine waldman is going to be a scorcher on jonathan mccall some areas. once again. you just saw them out are expected to see triple digit temperatures for memorial day. >> kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here tonig

the county had restrictions on washing cars and power washes driveways and sidewalks. >>> we will show how much things can change in 30 years and how much drier we have become. cooler weather hits the coasts, 50s there and 60s and 70s around the bay but 80s and 90s inland. >>> and number six, traffic looks good across the san mateo bridge. westbound is the right-hand side. you could see some slowing on northbound 101 through san mateo. road work should clear by 6:00. >>> in about 30 minutes, facebook's over sight board will announce whether former president trump will be allowed back on facebook and instagram. his accounts were suspended a day after the capital insurrection. >>> more people are doing home renovations or looking to do up grades with extra cash right now. there is a shortage of lumber and a supply and demand issue because of covid-19. >> reporter: home renovation headaches for home owners like joel newton. finding an expert has not been easy. >> the first six or seven were so busy, they wouldn't even talk to us about the project or the bids were really high. >> reporter:

in what he shared, can see cassidy walking to passenger door of white ford pickup truck in driveway, carrying a bag he arranges in the front seat. not a friendly neighbor. >> stare at me all the time, never say hi, anything. looked like scared person. >> reporter: investigators spent much of the day collecting evidence. at some point the police expanded the scene, brought in robot to help. bomb squad has not found explosive devices. letting people return home but no one else can enter. >> sadly, we know how this works. day of the mass shooting hear from political and law enforcement leaders. words genuine and filled with sorrow and support. but governor newsome had a frustrated and raw reaction. >> take a little bit more responsibility, all of us to do better this time, move beyond the platitudes and usual rhetoric that tends to mark not just these moments but aftermath of them. as you go away and fades out of view and we rinse and repeat someplace else in the country. >> implored lawmakers to take action and deal with the country's preexisting condition of gun violence. >> flags at

. >> if you went back your vehicle into his driveway to get out and he would yell at you to get out, don't come through my house. he's mean. after that i never talk to him. >> before police were telling neighbors that they would allow them in at 8:30 p.m. they are now telling neighbors to get a hotel room for the night, this will take a while. >> you know, the video shot of him going to work, it just gives you a frame of reference of for what a cold-blooded killer this guy is. he dresses up like he is going to work, it is a normal day at the office, puts the stuff in the truck and just goes on his way. you would think, it's mind- boggling. this guy will walk right in there and take lives. it is just unbelievable. >> reporter: to maintain a sense of normalcy about it all, all while leaving his house knowing he has set up his house to catch fire. the smoldering claim that he set to go off about an hour later just tells you where his mind-set was as he was getting into that truck. >> and what about the neighbors. you mentioned there is a one block radius around the home that is on lockd

. >> i walked outside it was gone right out of my driveway. >> the crime spree is spread pretty evenly through the city. as to the top five hottest vehicles out there they are the 2000 honda civic, 1997 honda accord, and 98 toyota camry, and full-sized board and chevy pickups from the early 2000's. police say they are mostly stolen for parts. >>> no verdict yet another vaccinated california workers can return to their jobs without social distancing or facemasks. however, that issue is opening up another can of worms. do workers have to disclose their vaccination status? santa clara county recently became the first in the bay area to require employers to verify who is vaccinated. now workers in other parts of the bay area are wondering if there employers will do the same. >> i'm fine disclosing the information but i do understand that it is a privacy issue. >> privacy issues on advice of legal counsel, a personal employee decision and onto the vaccines authorized and employers don't have the legal right to this information. >>> governor newsom signed the bill in san jose green lighting

. >> he says when i get home, her car is in the driveway. >> i enter in the back gate.to me. >> i knew that lacy was missing when scott called that evening and asked if she was at our house. immediately he came back saying she was missing. i remember feeling just a little agitated about that word, the word that he used "missing." how can you be missing? she's not missing. >> there was no evidence of a struggle or tampering or forced entry. there was nothing missing from the house. >> so of course the police start looking at him. >> so he was questioned for over 7 hours the first night that lacy went missing. >> he just doesn't seem like the guy whose wife is missing. his demeanor was suspicious. >> we begin an immediate seshlg search of the park and river areas. >> i always blame the husband and i am almost always right. i start with the presumption that the husband did it, but there were alternative theories. >> one was kidnapped by a satanic cult, another one was there was a burglary across the street. they needed to stay on scott. they needed to do what they did. >>

surveillance video shows a mountain lion walking up sandra lee's driveway in oakland.y only get little cats and this thing was bigger than a little cap. but it was no tabby. the mountain lion paid a visit to leave home on rose crest drive in the oak more neighborhood just below highway 13 at about one in the morning thursday. i think he was just roaming around looking for, you know, a new spot. i don't know. i don't know. really what mountain lions do. what it did do was traipse past lee succulents in her yard after they jumped onto her grass. lee had set up the cameras to check out wild animals. i see lots of deer. i see turkeys, lots of raccoons, possums, skunks. tons of birds, but she never imagined this. lee says she feels both enthralled and a little concerned about the close encounter at her home. my first reaction is it was beautiful. it was very beautiful, but. i also know the danger of the beauty of it. that's my concern that we know that this is there that we are aware. and that we are more vigilant neighbor carmen broken, says she wants residents, especially

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reporter: just before the pandemic a man who was homeless belongings at the top of this private dirt drivewayand has lived there ever since. but she and her husband are racking up finds from code enforcement is for the so- called light. >> what you do with people who have no place on earth to be? >> reporter: at this week's neighborhood preservation and zoning ordinance meeting susan was given 10 days to clean up what they called trash and debris. >> you are not communicating. he essentially is your tenant. >> i don't know that he is my tenant and i don't get any money from him. >> you are allowing him to stay on your property. >> we called the sheriff. >> i repeated myself several times. what can i do legally to move him? there was no response. >> reporter: other cities have similar neighborhood preservation order this where trash and debris is not allowed on private property. it is the owner's responsibility to remove and clear it properly. >> the ordinance is being used to force property owners who have given some refuge to people who are on the property to evict them. >> reporter: -- >> t

washing cars at home, power washing homes and businesses washing sidewalks and driveways. and street cleaning. these restrictions could just be the beginning. on tuesday, the board of directors will consider mandates to limit irrigation and covers for pools and spas. we are tracking drought conditions and water restrictions on her website. go to kpix.com/12 for information on your zip code. >>> take a look at the aftermath. the red vehicle is littered with bullets. currently on both sides it happen after 1:00 in the morning. police say the victim of the man in his 20s. no word yet on his condition or what led up to the shooting. >>> a man was shot on the neck when traveling on eastbound highway number four. believe the shooting was not random. after being shot, he smashed his honda accord into a double tanker truck. he is however expected to survive. >>> the latest on the coronavirus. the cdc says more than 100 million americans are now fully vaccinated against covid-19. >> in california the number of people now stands at more than 12 million. that's about 4% of the popula

we don't know what this bear is going to do, how it is going to react, it might just come on this driveway so they want the people to get back just a little bit for now to make sure that nobody is injured out here. obviously the goal is to try to get the bear down safely. we're hoping the department of fish and wildlife can come down here, help crews with the moraine humane society that are here and get this bear on the ground safely and to a more of its natural habitat because we are probably just a block away from downtown san anselmo so this is really just a busy area here and very unexpected he a bear. >> thank you. another live look from chopper five and of course we will stay on top of this. and bring you the updates as we get them in. >>> a robbery scene like something out of a movie, guns drawn, people cowering to the floor in suspects grabbing jewelry and cash fast. they caught the trio of thieves. >> reporter: the owner of this jewelry store has been in business a very long time and he knows the value of a good security system, so he invested heavily. that plus other cameras the

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this 4.5-billion-year-old meteorite fell from a fireball and was found on a driveway in southern england. it is going on display. it could hold a clue to the history of the universe and life on earth. great stuff. a reminder of the top story we are tracking for you at this hour -- israel is amassing troops on the border with gaza and calling on thousands of reservists the head of the hamas-ruled territory. israel stepped up strikes on gaza as hamas launched over 100 rockets into israel. coming up next, i will take you through "the day." don't forget, you can stay up-to-date with the latest headlines by following us at dw.com, twitter, and facebook. i will see you online. ♪ >> france 24, your economy explained.24, your economy >> liberte, egalite, actualite. >> hello, you are watching france 24 live in paris. these are our top stories. 160 israeli warplanes, three brigades of ground forces and heavy artillery fire. a dramatic escalation of the conflict in gaza, regimen netanyahu insisting it will go on as long as necessary. france marks the 80t

sunday, 81 driveways, a nice day for us and as we roll to next week, 84 for tuesday.have cooler temperatures but we have to watch out for the firednesser. >> still ahead, do you want to see a giants game in person? it just got easier. new covid protocols at oracle park. >> the covid vaccination clinic opened at concord high school on campus. as contra costas county looks to get teenagers vaccinated. appointments can be made if you want. we're back in a moment. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. >>> enit comes to screening for colon cancer, adults 45 to 75 should get screened. previously, the task force recomm

in his driveway were justified, concluding they fired only after brown used his car as a weapon, endangering deputies the account sharply contradicts his family's characterization of bodycam video they were shown for the first time, the public today given a glimpse of police video that prosecutors say supports their conclusion that deputies played it by the book our catie beck has late details >> reporter: tonight, after weeks of silence on the andrew brown jr. investigation -- >> mr. brown's death, while tragic, was justified. >> reporter: district attorney andrew womble defending deputies' decision to shoot brown and declining to press charges. saying brown was a threat to their safety and the public his vehicle, a deadly weapon >> the officers who used deadly force on andrew brown jr. did so reasonably and only when a violent felon used a deadly weapon to place their lives in danger. >> reporter: the d.a. showing a portion of the publicly withheld body camera footage. the 44-second interaction shows uniformed deputies arriving in a marked vehicle at brown's home to serve search and arrest

. >> she was that it should still be moist are already driveway and you can expect to see them in the end of the fire season. september, october. the potential for a fire getting started. and travel and quickly, is there weather like we had over this last weekend and continue today. when you have those kinds of conditions any fire that does start is going to have erratic behavior and it's going to be very difficult to fight. >> captain, that low says that if you haven't done it already now is the time to prepare we've got the all the ways you kron 4 dot com. so just scan. this qr code will take you right to our wildfire section or go to kron 4 dot com. but then you have to search this makes it much i like at 6. '06, is the time. >> new this morning in order to help deal with drought conditions. we have santa clara county residents now looking straight at an increase in their water bill. i'm sorry. but yeah, the valley they just decided to approve this rate hike. kron four's camila barco is in san jose with the details. i camilla. >> haidar adames. that's right. the board met last nigh

take a look at this video that we have of him walking out of this driveway. and in 2, one of his cars. you can see the 57 year-old with a large duffel bag. this is early in the morning and we now know there was semiautomatic handguns inside with magazines full of ammunition. the guns appear to be legal. but the sheriff isn't sure if they were modified in any way. this home caught fire as i said 3 minutes after shots ring out at the vta railyard about 8 miles from here. so they're not sure how cassidy said his fire, but they believe he set his home on fire before the rampage. we have new video of him walking on the grounds of the vta facility that morning. the shots rang out at 6.34 in the morning. now we have new information as to maybe why he did. this was he planning. we know he planned this. but for how long and what we're seeing. what was thoughts, a biden administration official confirms that while being detained by us customs officers back in 2016 during a trip to the philippines cassidy had books about terrorism and notes indicating he hated his workpl

now, on wednesday the top republican in the house stood on the white house driveway and he was holding a gaslight. kevin mccarthy says no one in his party still questions the legitimacy of the presidential election. that's not true. a lot are relentlessly spreading that lie, including the former president himself. well, today mccarthy joined a morning bike ride to support police officers, but he refused to condemn republicans in his own caucus trying to rewrite the history of the january 6th insurrection, which raises this question. how does the gop claim to back the blue when its members repeatedly pretend that this body camera of a brave officer didn't happen. >> come on, put up your hands. >> more on that big political story ahead but first to the white house where we expect to see and hear the president any minute when it gets straight to phil mattingly. what do we anticipate to hear from the president? >> reporter: the president is focusing on a couple things, on the top line related to the impact of that hack on the colonial pipeline system. when you talk to administration offici

of fish and wildlife will be able to get here in time before this bear kind of comes out of this driveway and goes to other areas in this town. i mean, we are right probably two blocks away from downtown and anselmo. this is not a rural part of san anselmo, closer to fairfax. it is not anything like that. we are really close to the heart of the city of san anselmo and i just spoke to the mayor and he said this is the first time he has seen anything like this in town. >> is chopper five zooms in, we are trying to get, it might be in there in those limbs but that there has to be scared by now. what are they doing? is it high enough, falls,u? mehe beuse they are really the expert pick a we have marine humane animal services out here, but they are probably more harder to get than cats and dogs. >> so i think right now they are waiting for the department of fish and wildlife, that is why they -- many of the people that were surrounding this area, just move, just in case there comes down because at this point, it is not seeming like there is a solid plan on what to do with the bear if it comes

just very quickly but they don't provide wifes a tidy so it's these processed carbohydrates the driveway. despite the negative impact these ultra processed foods have on a metabolism nothing has stopped their spring. it's profitable to sell food because he's fast and sugary and salty under victim it's much less profitable. for that is wholesome that is high in fiber. is minimally processed so what's driving the obesity epidemic it's corporate profits. this dietary revolution has sponsored empires nestle you know the coca-cola kellogg's pepsi co. currently a handful of huge corporations own nearly every brand of food together they pull in $500000000000.00 in annual sales and have taken control of our dinner plates. food there's a huge sector of our society it's not only the food companies it's not just the nestle's and van jones and cokes and pepsis it's the food retailers it's the wal marts and car reformers it's the agribusiness is their shoes that control all the supplies of commodities and then it's also the marketers it's all the advertisers making money from marketing junk food and

digest very quickly but they don't provide much sit tight so it's these processed carbohydrates the driveway. despite the negative impact these ultra processed foods have on a metabolism nothing has stopped their spread. it's profitable to sell food as he's fast and sugary and solti and addictive it's much less profitable. for it is wholesome that is high in fiber. is minimally processed so what's driving the obesity epidemic it's corporate profits. this dietary revolution has sponsored empires nestle you know the coca-cola kellogg's pepsi co. currently a handful of huge corporations own nearly every brand of food. together they pull in $500000000000.00 in annual sales and have taken control of our dinner plates. food there's a huge sector of our society it's not only the food companies it's not just the nestle's and van jones and cokes and pepsis it's the food retailers it's the wal marts and car reformers it's the agribusiness is there are huge that control all the supplies of commodities and then it's also the marketers it's all the advertisers making money from marketing junk food and be

man who was homeless heart is broken down vehicle and belongings at the top of their private dirt driveway and has lived there ever since. >> i don't even know what to say to people who are homeless. it's not a crime. >> they have tolerated his need for a place to live. >> we think he's been just a very come you know, very decent man. >> reporter: but in the family says they started getting visits from alameda county code enforcement officers for having garbage in the property. and then the fees, close to $400 for noncompliance, started arriving in the mail. >> were you shocked to see that? >> i couldn't sleep. >> reporter: according to the neighborhood ordinance, trash and debris is not allowed to accumulate a private property and it is the property owner's responsibility to remove and dispose of it properly. >> if i were to take it, to me, that is stealing. and i don't know if i will get arrested. or if it's right. >> reporter: they feel like they're being treated like criminals because of someone else's homelessness. they want to be tolerant of the struggle to find a job and a home. >>

. >> he was yelling, do not come to my driveway. you have to get out. so i took off, after that i haven't talked to him since then. >> when was that about? >> about six months ago. after that i never say hi and i ignore hit. >> and we're back live here in this east san jose neighborhood. we were actually pushed back for a time. we're still pushed back. we were closer up by those fire trucks but then they came out this afternoon the police department. they announced the media some fire rescue members to get back about 5 feet because they were a little concerned. at this point we know a fair amount of ammunition and some fuel tanks. the fire battalion chief i interviewed from san jose fire. he could not say whether the fire was started accelerant. we have the fbi, atf and the san jose fire department and police departments. we've seen multiple bomb squad technicians go e me and aonpoin even saw them bringing in what looked like orange sandbags into the home. and we can only speculate that that may have to do with trying to buffer something they found insi

going on display at london's natural history museum that fell from a fireball and was found on a driveway in southern england scientists say the relic could hold clues to the history of the universe and life on earth. coming up next all the latest on the pandemic in october 1000 special don't forget you can stay up to date with all the latest headlines of our website that's dot com and do follow us on twitter and instagram at news i'm michael local here in berlin for me in the entire new stream thanks so much for watching. the fight against the coronavirus 10 damage. has the rate of infection in developing what does the latest research say. information and contacts around a virus update 19 special. on t w. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room. it was hard i was free. i even got white hair and . head. this keeps me and they the community to look into the fight you want to know their story. it's fighting and reliable information for margaret. down the carpet 19 pandemic. deciding how close to get someone. holding back. can be a question of mind. is a real and the

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>> oh, he yelled at me, do not come into my driveway. you have to get out.o i took off. >> reporter: it's all quiet here tonight compared to the scene that unfolded through the most of the day. most of the investigators are gone for the night. at least this is no doubt a complex investigation inside of sam cassidy's home. you have to remember that the scene inside is mostly gutted by fire. so whatever evidence they're looking for in there, they're going to have to literally sift through rubble. >> laura, thank you. >>> the question all of us are asking is why would cassidy go on that rampage in san jose. more from those who may have known him best. his ex-wife and a girlfriend who did not want to be identified. >> reporter: we talked with the shooter's ex-girlfriend and ex-wife trying to get a better picture of the man. >> i really feel bad about if. unbelievable. >> he had a temper. >> reporter: that temper was on display this morning. a temp they're both women experienced. one had a court de cimg t >> i really feel bad about the people. >> but fortune. >>

have arrested an 11-year-old and 17-year-old for attacking and robbing an elderly asian man in his driveway. police say the 11-year-old was behind the wheel of the getaway car which had been hijacked. now they're looking into other crimes the pair may have committed. >>> time now for a look at your thursday morning weather. brush fire burning in bone dry conditions 75 miles from los angeles. it destroyed at least two homes and forced 100 people to evacuate. no injuries have been reported. more dry conditions are expected there today. in fact, there's very little rain across the country today. only some showers in the plains, the northern rockies and in florida. clear skies everywhere else. checking today's high temperatures, around 70 from kansas city to boston and 70s along the west coast and 102 degrees in phoenix. >>> coming up, the growing mystery over the missing tiger in texas. >>> but first nearly everything is getting more expensive, and now wall street is getting worried. we take a closer look. >>> and two planes collide in midair. the unusual story of what happened right after tha

joe, i am sure you had your eyes on pump prices with the escalade you have in your driveway.oe: i am just wondering which one i have to fill up first. but absolutely, we did see a jump in the premiums paid for gasoline in new york. it's interesting because there is a regional thing. the new york gulf coast spread, now there will be a lot of gas theoretically from texas, so they might get the cheap gas we pay for with higher prices. we will find out. joining us now, roger read from wells fargo securities. in theory it looks like maybe this will be resolved, but in your view, how soon, or how long will it take for this to become a meaningful supply problem? roger: thank you for having me here today. yeah, i think we spelled it out fairly quickly in our notes today. but really you're looking at the system comes with three to five days of flexibility in it, and that is for a number of reasons. so you get this thing restarted around wednesday, we don't think there is a lasting problem. if it extends beyond that a significant amount, for example, if their description of restarting

. >> and the driveway area. weather conditions already proving to be dangerous. today. governor newsome, we'll announce his plans to combat wildfires. we'll have details on that in a live report. plus, gas prices on the rise of memorial day weekend around the corner. how much you can expect to pay. our hillshire farm craftsman start the day slow roasting turkey for incredible flavor. then double seal every slice for freshness. the results? they speak for themselves. hillshire farm. made right on the farm. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news at >> good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us on this monday. may 24th i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom this morning and the weather this weekend. it was gorgeous. yeah. i had chance to take my son into the city on saturday. enjoy the day on the bay that was fantastic and erica, that your forecast was right on the mark. now the but sunshine the temperatures were fantastic all throughout the city. good morning. yeah. good morning. in fact, our temperatures ar