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he was placed in handcuffs while police investigated.was released shortly after they verified his identity. he is in atlanta, working on "black panther 2." >>> another bay area paralympian is bringing home another medal. it's his second medal in beijing and third of his career n 2018, he also won a silver and dedicated it to his dog mugsy. he was born in san jose of moving to sun valley, idaho. >>> they have on their high tops and dancing shoe. academy of art is ready for march madness. i'll have a ncaa preview. >> stick around. sports is next. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. on the largest, fastest, reliable network with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with internet and voice for $64.99 a month. and ask how to add securityedge™. or, ask

he was placed in handcuffs while investigated, and released after they verified his identity. it's working on "black panther 2," said it shouldn't have happened but the bank addressed the situation to his satisfaction. >>> lori smith is fighting back again the accusations of saying the sheriff made it easier for campaign contributors to get a concealed weapons permit. said sheriffs have wide discretion according to state law and allegations were vague and should be thrown out. read on our home page, nbcbayarea.com. >>> inside look at covid pandemic from the man who led the history-making effort to create the vaccine. spoke with the ceo of pfizer, maker of one of the lifesaving vaccines. said the vaccine did not work initially, but team kept at it, and ultimately did. talked about what is next and status of vaccine for kids under age of 5. >> i think next month we'll have the data unblinded so we'll know what we have. we hope we will have -- we want to have safe vaccine, that's easy to detect. but we'll see how effective it is. >> was there a setback? initially thought younger

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and they put me in handcuffs. this is three four months ago november november 6th, and they threw me against the hallway wall in my apartment building my two bedroom apartment in about an hour north of new york city. and they put me in handcuffs and put me on my couch. and proceeded to show me a search warrant signed by a magistrate judge federal lower federal judge in new york city. and i and i could not understand why this was happening. you know as a reporter, i have a right to receive documents from anybody. so long as i didn't participate in the obtaining of them. that's as american as apple pie. the supreme court has protected the right of journalists to receive such documents. some have claimed this diary was stolen. i didn't know if it was. but even if it was i had nothing to do with that and i didn't publish it. so this is running through my head as i'm sitting there these fbi agents running through my home with this warrant that was signed by a judge. why did the judge sign that warrant? i don't know. an

i managed them to me when the handcuffs were removed. able to fasten them here on a wire so that they would not fall off me, to be honest, well, it was a terrible sight for me, first of all, it stank a lot, and when they brought me to court. this investigator , the prosecutor, had a shock there. they had a set table on the table, champagne, cognac, there cakes appetizer slicing balls and me, when they brought them in, they were shocked, they were horrified, where did you get this homeless woman. you say take her out and you are still going to take her to mariupol for trial after the verdict. you won’t take the embroidery and then she says, let’s say, you will appear on the agenda at the red army commandant’s office. i said yes. then sign here, when she gave me a pen, this is the investigator. and i don't have nails. i have long beautiful nails. they tore them out to me along with the meat. all nails were well green fungus, i went to the nails. i signed well and me then. well, as they were taken out, they were released. thank you for tell

questioned and detained a driver and another person with the film mogul but did not place them into handcuffs, according to the report. once police realized what happened and who he was. officers let kugler go. bank of america sent the statement saying, quote. we deeply regret that this incident happened. it never should have happened and we have apologized to mr kugler . the report shows he requested the names and badge numbers for all officers on scene. kugler released this statement saying, quote that situation should have never happened. however bank of america worked with me and addressed it to my satisfaction and we have moved on. atlanta police also released the 911 recordings where the teller says that he followed all the procedures. she just felt uncomfortable. in northwest atlanta. i'm eric parry, fox five news. joining the effort against russia coming up after the break. we will introduce you to the man from minnesota preparing to fight in ukraine, also showing support for ukraine how bay area groups are mobilizing to raise money for the war torn country. and we are tracking that w

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you can contact the russian base. handcuffs what are you doing you want to contact the russians we need truth? i have already informed the base that we have apprehended a fugitive, the military police urgently demand that we bring him to shore. i 'll deal with this myself. get back to your duties. immediately i'm not bothering you, shut your mouth, i'll shoot you, don't twitch. home attention to everyone who hears me, says the commander of the border boat senior lieutenant vasilkov attention to everyone who hears me, says the commander of the border boat senior lieutenant, vasilkov i am the commander of the base captain of the first rank of giants. claims you have a video of the face of my elder's killer. assistant. our investigating authorities caught the criminal. he confessed to everything. well, what was convinced when we arrived to you with a friendly language. i knew that the first mate had his job on the line, the special service, i'm not used to asking questions. detain major hanif immediately. quickly. if anyone follows his orders, i will regard it as if on a ship. see him. wel

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the suspect was taken into custody in handcuff.ining us this morning. >> thank you for having me and just my last message to anyone out there, if you have kids, make sure you give them a hug and kiss and tell them you love him, i know a couple that won't have that. >> carley: great last message, we appreciate that. >> todd: university set to honor a cop killer make thanksgiving a virtual event. the large number of police expectod campus could be "traumaitizing," and he is set to address studentss next month. he took part in the assassination of two police officers. the outraged widow telling fox news the school is misrepresenting the man as political figure rather than a cop killer. >> carley: confirmation hearing for biden, supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson entering their final day today. >> todd: we saw several tense exchanges between judge jackson and republican senators this week and heated moments. ashley strohmier joins us live with details. >> ashley: today is the last day scheduled for hearings, which she will not

kumasi: "black panther" director in handcuffs at a bank. what happened.th lake tahoe. the person speculated why it was coming out of it then every two hours. drew: are tracking an area of low pressure just to the east. you can see rain and snow, not a huge weather maker. a cold front is right on top of the north bay. that's why the wind in the hills will be gusty. tonight we turn much cooler with our frost advisory. the north bay mountains and the east bay with hills, we are seeing gusts over 40 miles an hour so it is not out of the question to see tree branches come down or isolated power outages. we will find the active northerly wind first thing. this afternoon and evening, the wind backs off and overnight it terms -- turns calm. 60's later this afternoon, pretty close to where we should be. tonight, a frost advisory beginning at midnight for the north bay valley. even mill valley, napa, where the temperature could drop to 30 degrees. jobina: good morning. we will start with live cameras beginning with the san mateo bridge. traffic is starting to pick

this video shows someone in handcuffs. police have not indicated whether the two shootings are related. streets, as you just saw, are still closed around the san jose state and downtown areas while police investigate. >>> also in san jose, the search for not one, but two hit-and-run drivers. police say both drivers hit a man riding a scooter and drove away, and that victim later died. it happened on lucretia avenue early yesterday morning and it marks san jose's 23rd traffic fatality this year. "today in the bay's" marianne favro reports on what's being done to report safety there. >> reporter: you can see where investigators marked the side of the deadly crash early saturday morning. police say around 2:00 a.m. the driver of a 2017 gray honda sedan hit a man on a motorized scooter, then took off. police say that's when the driver of a mid-sized suv hit the man who was now lying in the street, and also drove off. this gentleman lives just feet from where the accident happened. he's stunned neither driver stopped. >> they h

from the bright light, and out of the corner of his eye instantly assesses the situation on the handcuffsn his wrists. she is dangerous owns martial arts fifth dan aikido. but now the bracelets can be removed. i don’t throw myself at people, you can. felt more free madame starts reporting call sign volunteer and former soldier, 61 military hospital omnivorous sneaky predator a ruthless beast that destroys bird nests. a short haircut, styled in a special way, does not resemble anyone. straight stacking stacking in these conditions. this hairstyle is called an underkat in her case, this hairstyle is under the hitler youth. hard to call it a coincidence. i have here there is a tattoo glory to ukraine hero ruslan nothing surprising. well, what other brand could this madame put on her body for life, this is the slogan of the armed forces of ukraine, the ukrainian insurgent army, the inveterate thugs from which the germans formed the ss-galin division and the punitive schutzman, battalions, it is very strange to hear when i am accused of nazism, because that i'm so like this centrist position i

petersburg, that can mean ending up in handcuffs.se who dare to criticize the kremlin face severe punishment. still, people across russia are showing their courage, rising up to show solidarity with ukrainians. reporter: putin's invasion of ukraine is reviving memories of world wars. scattered throughout this collection put together by artist alexander petlura are relics of the former soviet union. petlura comes from an area of eastern ukraine where there's heavy fighting. his . both are worried about the family. >> russian troops are on the hill here. it's right near our home. if fighting breaks out, of course, it would be really bad. alexander: if i were to find out tomorrow that my sister in ukraine has died, it would cause me so much pain that i'd put on a bulletproof vest, take up any old rifle, and go down there myself. reporter: but for now, life goes on in moscow. he lends objects from his collection to other artists and theaters, today like any other day. performances by the independent theater.doc are known for their social

petersburg, that can mean ending up in handcuffs. who dare to criticize the kremlin face severe punishment. still, people across russia are showing their courage, rising up to show solidarity with ukrainians. reporter: putin's invasion of ukraine is reviving memories of world wars. scattered throughout this collection put together by artist alexander petlura are relics of the former soviet union. petlura comes from an area of eastern ukraine where there's heavy fighting. his . both are worried about the family. >> russian troops are on the hill here. it's right near our home. if fighting breaks out, of course, it would be really bad. alexander: if i were to find out tomorrow that my sister in ukraine has died, it would cause me so much pain that i'd put on a bulletproof vest, take up any old rifle, and go down there myself. reporter: but for now, life goes on in moscow. he lends objects from his collection to other artists and theaters, today like any other day. performances by the independent theater.doc are known for their social c

the 10 or though misinterpreted the situation as a hold up, kubler was led away in handcuffs, but later released without charge. bank of america has apologized. all the news, of course, on our website there it is on your screen. the address on to 0 dot come out to 0 dot com. dr. picture of the headlines here on al jazeera residents in the cranium. port city of mattie a pole say russian forces are once again bombarding them a day after attacking a maternity hospital. moscow says the hospital was being used by fighters and not by patience. it brought the beat you when yet we have no gas. what we are freezing . we have no food. man. low tier three's been cut bodies at been buried in the yards of their party. blogs, it's so scary. we can't leave legacy, so you're good, you're good. he moved away from our yo paul. we are being bombed from all directions. pray for mothers with children, please. it's very hard. russian and ukrainian foreign ministers meeting in turkey have failed to agree on how to stop the fighting. these were the most high level discussions between both sides. since the star

eventually the police led that man off in handcuffs. he's wearing that lifejacket there. he is being held on $3 million bail. >>> the word is out. santa clara county laurie smith is not running for re-election. in a statement to the staff she said she will not miss the politics of the job but she will miss the people she's worked with. she also says her accomplishments will long outlast the false attacks against her. smith is battling corruption allegations. she's worked with, wit the law enfoent for 49 years serving the last 24 as sheriff. the vote for a new sheriff takes place this november. >>> we are moving you forward out of the pandemic as today marks the two-year anniversary of when covid was officially declared a pandemic by the world health organization. and throughout this week, we've been talking to the big city,of the bay area, san jose, san francisco and oakland about the plans for the future. we've saved possibly the most important question for last. >> yes. so we've asked each of them to outline their focus. today we are starting off with the san jose mayor

well, they say the same thing that handcuffs said and kulikov said, and this is shown on the video.t. you understand that now our large country and the entire russian-speaking world sees that we have been telling the truth for 8 years and accepts it as the truth. this is what is happening now and they are projecting onto themselves, because you know who i apologize for, that you understand that these are the people with whom the response that i saw is a lot of women who are simply on themselves that these are their sons or it's them there, uh husbands and so on, they apply to themselves. yes, and most of these people i'm talking about, they were initially against the war, in principle, but now they understand who they encountered there, you know what it is absolutely?

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dan: new please bodycam video shows black panther director and oakland native in handcuffs, detainedaccording to atlanta police, he wanted to withdraw $12,000 from his account at bank of america in january. went awry when he slid a note to the terror alert asking the cash be counted discreetly. please work called some thinking it was a robbery. -- police were called thinking it was a robbery. >> because it is large amount. if i don't write down on a how much i want out, i don't want ran through the my counter right at the desk, so the whole bank is looking at it. dan: officers determined he was never in the wrong and have called the incident a mistake. vanke of america has apologized. ama: not to the latest on covid-19. san fran seco health department announced she will no longer need to show proof of vaccination or negative test results at restaurants, bars and gyms on friday. house speaker nahouse sp removed spending from a -- spending bill. come -- pfizer is testing a covid-19 treatment for children. it has been known to cut the risk of hospitalization in adults by 88%. students a

his message before being led away in handcuffs. >>> play ball. major league baseball strikes a deal ending the lockout. what will be different about this upcoming season? >>> high-end heist. how these thieves got away with $1 million worth of luxury vehicles. >>> and the courtside surprise that had one fan in tears, it's friday, march 11th. >>> good friday morning, everyone. we begin with russian forces inching closer to ukraine's capital. >> russia's military is less than ten miles from the center of kyiv. that massive russian convoy outside the capital is now repositioning. new satellite images show troops in that convoy breaking up, moving into towns and into the woods. it comes as congress passes $13.6 billion of humanitarian aid for ukraine and today president biden will ask congress to end normal trade relations between u.s. and russia. >> but we begin on the ground in ukraine where more air strikes are being reported this morning. this morning, russian troops closing in on ukraine's capital pushing three miles closer to kyiv despite bitter

nearly one hour later, officers walked out with a man in handcuffs. a bart spokesperson tells us bart police assisted oakland police during this pursuit. ama: today marks one month since the invasion of ukraine. the country's forces are continuing to fight back in what is the biggest conflict in europe since the second world war. tim johns has been following the war for us since it started. he is in the newsroom with more on how leaders and people around the world are continuing to respond. tim. tim: the impact of the war has been felt worldwide. the human suffering has been massive with millions fleeing the war towards refugees. there has been an economic toll hitting economies across the globe. one month after the russian invasion began, the streets of ukraine are changed forever. as the fighting has raged on over the past four weeks, millions have fled as refugees. those who remain putting up a fierce resistance backed by the u.s. and its allies. on thursday, president joe biden visiting nato in belgium to discuss the ongoing crisis. pres. biden: p

how he says he went to the bank to withdraw his own money and ended up in handcuffs instead. and revisiting the school trauma of the past. how obey area filmmaker is shining a light on how bullying can affect people decades later. in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com filmmakers shows him trying to reconcile schoolyard bullying from decades ago. it's almost as if you can almost see the spot just feels like it was right. there's something right here, and at that moment it hit me. i have to speak to my other classmates. about what happened. san francisco based director jay rosenblatt tries to track down his fifth grade class from 50 years ago to see what they remember about a bullying incident. throughout his journey. he realizes that he was complicit. in a classmate suffering documentary when we were bullies is screening tomorrow afternoon at the castro theater. it also debuts on hbo, max at the end of the month. for more on this. joining us now is the filmmaker himself, jay rose

but like here in saint petersburg, that can mean ending up in handcuffs. those who dare to criticize the kremlin fe severe punishment. still, people across russia are showing their courage, rising up to show solidarity with ukraine. yes. hooton's invasion of ukraine is reviving memories of world wars scattered throughout this collection put together by artists, alexander pet, laura, or relics of the former soviet union pet. laura comes from an area of eastern ukraine where there's heavy fighting. was nieces on the phone. both are worried about the family. as far as russian troops are on the hill here. mm hm. on it's right near home on the top, it's lighting breaks out. of course, you would be really bad. it is up those national. no green them up like if i were to find out to morrow that my sister in ukraine has died, 3 away. it would cause me so much pain that i'd put on a bullet proof vest gonna take up any old rifle and go down there myself. neither thought him was that thick political we were yet kirkwood, but for now, life goes on. in moscow, he lends

that breaking news and armed suspected killer and sonoma counties, russian river valley is now in handcuffs after forcing families to shelter in place for hours. thanks so much for watching. kron. 4 news at 5. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus after a 6 hour manhunt, a swat team has taken a murder suspect into custody in monte rio. this all started with a fatal shooting about 10, 20 this morning on willow road right near the north. would golf course there near guerneville. here's a map showing where this took place. murillo is about 4 miles southwest of guerneville. the suspect was later arrested about 8 miles southeast of the shooting on green valley road kron four's dan kerman is near the scene. he joins us now live with the latest. good evening. death. good evening. we are right now at the location about a half mile from the shooting scene. it was down there on willow road. again, as you mentioned, about 10, 20 this morning. >> it involved family members, a manhunt ensued for about 6 hours. but as you mentioned, that suspect just within the last hour taken into custody by the swat >

nearly one hour later, officers walked out with a man in handcuffs. a bart spokesperson tells us bart police assisted oakland police during this pursuit. ama: today marks one month since the invasion of ukraine. the country's forces are continuing to fight back in what is the biggest conflict in europe since the second world war. tim johns has been following the war for us since it started. he is in the newsroom with more on how leaders and people around the world are continuing to respond. tim. tim: the impact of the war has been felt worldwide. the human suffering has been massive with millions fleeing the war towards refugees. there has been an economic toll hitting economies across the globe. one month after the russian invasion began, the streets of ukraine are changed forever. as the fighting has raged on over the past four weeks, millions have fled as refugees. those who remain putting up a fierce resistance backed by the u.s. and its allies. on thursday, president joe biden visiting nato in belgium to discuss the ongoing crisis. pres. biden: p

petersburg, that can mean ending up in handcuffs. those who dare to criticize the kremlin fe, severe punishment. still, people across russia showing their courage, rising up to show solidarity with ukraine. yes. hooton's invasion of ukraine is reviving memories of world wars scattered throughout this collection put together by artist alexander peddler, a relics of the former soviet union. that laura comes from an area of eastern ukraine where there's heavy siding laws, nieces on the phone. both are worried about the family. oh my god. as far as russian troops are on the hill here yet. oh oh, it's right near our home on it. yes, it's lighting breaks out. of course you would be really bad. it is up. there was no good. no greeting them up i give if i were to find out to morrow that my sister in ukraine has died 3 away. it would cause me so much pain that i'd put on a bullet proof vest gonna take up any old rifle and go down there myself. lipper. thought him was that thick padlock away. but yet kirkwood but for now life goes on in moscow

reason, the teller thought it was a robbery attempt and police were called officers but cooler in handcuffshey tried to sort out what was going on to of coolers. colleagues were in the suv in the parking lot. they were also detained. kugler told police referring to the teller who is black. she got scared when a black dude handed her a note. if she was scared, you've got to admit that once everything is cleared up, all 3 were released. a spokesperson for bank of america says we deeply regret that this incident occurred. it should never have happened. and we have apologized to mister coogler coogler released a statement saying this situation should never have happened. however, bank of america worked with me and addressed it to my satisfaction and we have moved on. a former kgb spies calling vladimir puting a war criminal. >> and helping to shed some light on the power dynamic surrounding russia's president. putin was actually a subordinate of this former spy, one of hundreds of subordinates. kellie meyer has that story. >> here rose of spy books, fill the shelves and ole ku lua guns, marylan

petersburg that can mean ending up in handcuffs. those who dare to criticize the kremlin fe, severe punishment. still, people across russia showing their courage, rising up to show solidarity with ukraine. yes. hooton's invasion of ukraine is reviving memories of world wars scattered throughout this collection put together by artists, alexandra pet, laura, or relics of the former soviet union. that laura comes from an area of eastern ukraine where there's heavy fighting laws, nieces on the phone. both are worried about the family. oh my god. as far as russian troops are on the hill here again. oh oh, it's right near home on it. yes, it's lighting breaks out. of course, you would be really bad. it is up. there was no thought, no greeting them up again. if i were to find out to morrow that my sister in ukraine has died, lay away. it would cause me so much pain that i'd put on a bullet proof vest gonna take up any old rifle and go down there myself. lipper star, him was that thick padlock over. we're yet cook good. but for now, life go

kugler was placed in handcuffs as you see right here. police investigate and he was released shortly after they verified his identity. in a statement kugler said it should never have happened and the bank addressed the situation to his satisfaction. >> okay. so it turns out that your cleaning products may be doing more harm than good. still ahead on "today in the bay," simple steps to make sure that when you're cleaning your house you're not dirtying the plan >> happening now. california lawmakers are trying to boost protections for new homeowners and renters. lawmakers have proposed a new law that prevents short-term investors from buying up homes and rental properties and selling them at higher rates. the california housing speculation act would impose as 25% tax on an investor's net capital gains from the property's time of purchase until the final sale or exchange. exemptions from the tax would include first-time home buyers, affordable housing properties and longtime homeowners. we'll be right back. and now most admired alum! get up