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party staff strays a man and his german peoples party mourns the passing of the old days as a result ny saw him as yesterday's man. made to feel small and couldn't even from got to scott mr allison. for the first time women could also votes and stand for election in the us come out. if you are still in critical. but the. man. strays a man had gone to weimar with mixed feelings to his wife he wrote today was the solemn opening of the german national or something or rather should have been in my heart i live in the old days and it hurts to see how everything has changed patient at. these feelings were not shared by most of the deputies in the next six months they created the legal basis for the new states the constitution of the weimar republic the government was no longer responsible to the kaiser but to parliament for the first time in german history sovereignty laid with the people. the new constitution and to take up where the failed revolution of eight hundred forty eight had left off reviving the ideals of the national assembly that had met in the polls in frankfurt's the colors b

our officers tell me they will exchange me for a man. if you would be so kind to do this for me, i would be a thousand times obliged to you. i would write to her myself, but i cannot. you will find her one of the most uncompromising rebels in kentucky. i expect to start for vicksburg in the morning. give my love to all my friends in louisville." mary ann clark's mother wrote a letter in reply. she was anxious about her daughter and her grandchildren, and she was horrified. mary ann clark was raised in a pious christian home, an educated woman and a schoolteacher, and she ran away to join the army. she placed much of the blame on the cruel treatment clark had received from her husband, who abandoned her and her children. he went to california and married another woman. clark was despondent. she spoke of going to the army, but her mother did not think she was going to do it. surprise. [laughter] nevertheless, mary ann clark left home one night in 1861, and the first her mother heard of her after that is she had joined the army and had unite

john was a good and noble man. the most important lesson he can teach us is the passion and power of love never fails. technology would change and pass away. flash in as like a pan, but grew into a bonfire that consumed all it touches. even knowledge one day will cease. john knew that love is everlasting. the house, he loved america, he loved his family. from the love and compassion of john dingell. he realized our work as members -- members of congress and our job, it is a calling. government is what we make it. government is you, government is me. answer the call to represent the will of the people. it is a mandate to use our power, not advance our own ambitions, but to serve. my beloved brothers and sisters. to hissay that again sweet debbie, thank you for holding up and standing by our friend, a great man, our brother, john dingell. if you need us in the hours to come, the days to come, call us and we will be there. let me say, again, to my friend, to our brother, john dingell, i want to thank you for all of you

he is a man who knew where he came from and he knew public service was not a title you wear but a shift that you work look everybody else. his constituents, i think, loved him for it and knew and respected him and he showed that respect by every landmark that he built. when i think of john, i cannot help but think about what a former attorney general, former secretary of war edward stanton said of abraham lincoln in the months after almost died now he belongs to the ages. now belongs to the ages. how many people serve this country can that be said of and people nod their heads and not know what you are talking about. he belongs to the ages. in love john dingell and his as he said, lovely debra and his four children, now he too belongs to the ages, generations of americans will study his work and know they are better off because he lived. and remember a man who could always be fond -- found standing form on the right side of history and when he had two stand alone. when he delivered his first speech in congress when he was 29 or 28, name not sure, but he was too damn young to be in congr

was arrested after witneeses told police that a man matching his description was beating a homeless mank. this happened behind the "el brinquito restaurant" on piner road. police found the homeless man's body near the scene. police say the victim had several injuries from blunt force trauma. ( james ) in the south bay ... police arrested two men who were prowling behind a home in milpitas. here are the men. on the left is 44-year-old laine barnes ... and on the right if 37-year- old danny gutierrez. a neighbor reported to police about the two men in the backyard of a home on the 400 block of rosewell drive. when police arrived ... they found the two men broke into the backyard and were also going through the victims car. the men were also holding what police believe is meth. ( james ) also happening today in the east bay ... students at oakland tech are scheduled to walk out in support of their teachers. this is video of past walkouts for the oakland unified school district. recently ... teachers in the district have been rallying for better pay and smaller class sizes. today's walkout

. >>> in oakland, a heated superv >> in san jose, one man's effort to help build a better bay area is getting quite the buzz. >> we are hearing from the conser activist punched in the face at uc berkeley. abc 7 news starts now. >> live where you live, this is >> dan ashley. >> berkeley police are searching for a man who punched a conser activist on campus. >> kate? >> i spoke to hayden william, the young man being yelled at attack was unprovoked. >> this shows two men fighting a man in all black wearing a backpa and yelling at hayden willia invited on campus by member for the conservative organi man in black purchased him in the face while he was looking he was on the hannity show thursd night. said hey, crime hoaxes hurt real victim his safety when another man approa the table he was workin at tuesday afternoon. promot violence and proceeded to get aggression out on us. >> he and others took out cell he is a student at uc berkeley and the president of turning point berkeley and vice presid campus republicans. promot violence considering he assaulted my frie perpet or victims are. it'

video shows a man being rescued in sonoma county yesterday along the snow meet county case. chp says he is a logger in his 50s who was taken to the hospital with moderate injuries. >>> oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting. the victim was found in his car yesterday morning near san juan street north of foothill boulevard. he was pronounced dead at the scene. his name has not been released and officers are looking for suspect this is the night homicide of the year. >>> oakland is warning people about a phone scam from someone claiming to be from the police department. the caller is able to use the dispatch nonemergency number so it looks like an official call but the caller asks for money and threatened victims if they don't pay saying they will be arrested by the marshall service. the police are investigating.>>> a state law granting public access to personnel records is overwhelmingly overwhelming that the purpose. play shootings and use of force cases have resulted in injuries have to be made public when it is requested. mike recently sat down with the police c

reports of shots fired and a man seen driving away from the scene. e. >>> it happened in a danville parking lot where a man was found dead with several wounds. >> people in danville say they aren't used to seeing this kind of violent crime. we have the latest on what happened from danville. >> reporter: there's less of a police presence than about an hour ago when we were first on the air about 10:00, ene. earlier today i spoke with a resident in the area. he didn't want to go on camera, because he has family. but he heard a gunshot and saw a man jump into a white pickup truck and three from the scene, and that's when he called police. in the town o.

john was a good man. important message john can teach us is that the passion and power of love never fails. technology will change and pass away. will spark like a flash in a pan, but grow into a bonfire. day willledge one cease, but john knew that love is everlasting. he loved the house. he loved america. he loved his family. learn from that love and the compassion of john dingell. he realized that our work as members of congress is not a job. it is a calling. he knew that government is what we make it. government is you and government answering the call to represent the will of the people. it is the mandate to use our power not to advance our own ambition, but to serve. sisters,d brothers and for standing by our , ourd, a great man brother, john dingell. if you need us in the hours to come, the days to come, call us and we will be there. ,et me say again to my friend to a brother, john dingell, i want to thank you for all of your help through the years, for all of your love and support. thank you for yo

police are looking for a man who pulled a knife and assaulted a student at a school in alameda.( robin ) island continuation high school was placed on lockdown friday while police searched for the suspect. it happened right before classes got started ...police say a student went into the campus restroom and was suddenly attacked by a man. the student suffered a minor injury and was taken to a local hospital where he was treated and released. police were unable to locate the suspect.... the school has about 85 students and there's no on-site security. <"we understand that our students and our families may be worried about this, as well as our staff of course. our staff at our schools are vigilant, looking for strangers, everyone is supposed to have an i.d. badge. this happened right before school started which might be one reason why it was able to occur">( robin ) investigators are checking to see if this was a random incident or if there is a possible connection between the victim and the person who assaulted him ( robin ) in the south bay...a man is now facing charges following a dea

. >> the sheriffs body cam revealed a man wielding a knife claiming i was. >> reporter: a confrontation with a knife quickly turned into a confrontation. >> do you have your i.d. on you? >> think. back off, back off. >> reporter: investigators say before this he had asked to meet police face-to-face. >> drop the knife. 740, he's got a knife coming at me. >> reporter: then urges the maricopa county sheriff to shoot him. >> shoot me. >> drop the 95. >> shoot me. >> reporter: before the shooting, ham ed had called 911 twice. >> hi, my name is ismael hammed, and i'm owing my allegiance to the islamic state to iraq and syria. please, i just want a cop to come real quick, i want to deal with him. >> reporter: he was charged with assaulting an officer and alleged terrorism. his alleged connections to groups are unclear. those pages in the report are blacked out. hammed has pled not guilty. we tried reaching out to his attorney but he has fought called us back. >>> coming up the voice of the oscars. >> we will hear from randy thomas, celebrating ten years announcing hollywood's biggest show. yo

a diehard man of michigan, he sank after to the victors many times. is the only one that knew i played at the university of delaware that we stole michigan's uniform. our approach, who was a hall of fame coach, played half back. he came to delaware as a coach and copied their helmets exactly. john did not like that. his work wasn't about healing the victors, it was about focusing on those who suffered and offering them a hand. hills the nation that dignity of all our people. my dad used to have an expression, i don't expect to us -- the government to solve my problem, but i expect them to understand it. just that they understand the problems. if we had time, i would ask his former staff members how many people were taking care of casework for him who didn't think he understood their problem. differencea gigantic , just letting people know that we know what they are facing. even if we can't six it. from my perspective, he never liked to leave anybody alone. john understood. he always began with understanding, right to the core of people who served and t

he was a man who fought fiercely for what he believed. as a young man, enlisting in the united states army in the second world war. as a member of congress, it often meant going toe-to-toe with the opposite political party. on occasion, it meant going toe-to-toe with his own political party. sometimes when necessary it meant get in the faces of his own friends. i can't tell you how many times over the 25 years we served together he chastised me about smoking. but you always knew where you stood with mr. dingell. i remember when i became chairman of the education and workforce committee in 2001, the first thing i did after i got elected was to find john in his usual place on the house floor and sat down and said, what do i do now? [laughter] mr. boehner: but he was always there -- always there with advice. if you go back and look at some of the speeches that john gave during his final years in congress, a few themes came up repeatedly. time and again he spoke of goodness, of kindness, of decency, of friendship. by the time his career of pub

it's just a man and a woman hanging out, not having sex at the end of the night. sounds like most of my dates. sheldon: oh, dear lord, get away from me, you monster!

police are looking for the gunman who shot a man in antioch. it happened in the area of lemontree wayand and sycamore drive yesterday afternoon. police have not released any information on a possible shooter but they say they are following some leads. the man who was shot... is currently in critical condition. ( robin ) happening today... the oakland teachers union will decide whether teachers will walk off the job. teachers have been voting since last tuesday on whether to strike. tensions have been high in the district---because as many as 24 schools are in jeopardy of closing. the school board already voted to close oakland's roots international academy. some community members are donating money to help teachers financially - should union leaders call for a strike. ( robin ) happening now in the east bay... police are lookg for the person who broke into a home in albany. the burglary happened at university village. u-c berkeley police are handling the investigation. the thieves came into the house through an unlocked window and stole two cell

you can see a gradual slide downwards in his career and capability. the man died in 1828 of undisclosed causes. i can't recall exactly what they were. they were natural causes. it was lucky he died at that time. a few months later, andrew jackson was coming to town. as you know, he had a clean sweep of all officeholders. my theory is thornton would have lasted about 10 minutes in that climate. he was way too old regime, or pointy-headed. what do we sum up his contribution? william and annamaria remained the omnipresent society icons in this society during their time. they were part of society. they were featured, they were requested, they were consulted for almost everything. they were socially skilled, informative, musical, interested in the arts. free advice on architecture. he didn't practice medicine, but he always gave advice about medicine. people would come up to him and get a second opinion for free at a cocktail party. in short, they continued to set a tone for this growing town. they were no longer influential. they couldn't afford to entertain. it

the annual yearbook also features a picture of a white man in a wig wearing blackface.aption reads whoever thought diana ross would make it to medical school? another photo shows three men in blackface. rhaeore, we are joined by lynn barnes, an assistant professor of american cultural history at princeton university and author of the forthcoming book "darkology: when the american dream wore blackface." she just wrote a piece for the "washington post" -- "the troubling history behind ralph northam's blackface klan photo." welcome to democracy now! describe your reaction. first day of black history month was friday. that is the day the photo appears. put that photo, your response to and the northam, history of blackface. prof. barnes: thank you for having me. it is important we talk about this longer history. most americans feel very uncomfortable when they see these photographs, but they are not able to articulate why peer they know this is wrong, but they do not understand the longer history. ironically, this is a blowback from a civil rights victory. what i mean by tha

we did not begrudge the wealth of modern footballers, he was a decent man, a gentleman, football's miraclefootball's safest pair of hands. in the past hour, the mexican druglord joaquin guzman, better known as el chapo, has been found guilty of multiple charges at his drugs trial in new york. he was accused of trafficking ton5 of cocaine, heroin and marijuana into the united states. the former leader of mexico's sinaloa drug cartel, el chapo escaped from jail twice in spectacular fashion before being caught in 2016 and extradited to the us. nada tawfik reports. gunshots this raid by mexican marines was the beginning of the end of joaquin "el chapo" guzman'5 brutal reign as the world's most powerful drug lord. but it was the work of us pro5ecutor5, who secured his extradition to new york and his conviction, that sealed his fate. after a blockbuster trial that saw some of his closest associates testify against him, el chapo was found guilty of ten criminal charges, including drug trafficking, murder conspiracy and money laundering. el chapo guzman is the most infamous, the most feared, the w

jesse: scary moments for a kentucky couple after a man pulled a gun on a man at sam's club simply fort again had spoke of the 57 euros was arrested immediately charged with first-degree endangerment so you are at sam's club you have your hat on and then what happened next? . >> we were at the checkout line and mister phillips was approaching as i had time to look at my wife w but the expression changed instantly. he gave us the finger perko she said did he flip us off when i spent around a c his hand going down with his finger still up and she said did he flip us off and he turned around went into the explicated tirade because of those hats so that's why i decided to confront him. jesse: then it moves out into the parking light - - the parking lot as you defend your wife's honor. >> she was still inside the store perko i put my finger in his face and said what gives you the right just because of the hat and he started in again so another altercation occurred and that is when he pulled out the 40 caliber and put it in my face inside the store. jesse: there are witnesses he pulled the g

was arrested after witneeses told police that a man matching his description was beating a homeless mank. this happened behind the "el brinquito restaurant" on piner road. police found the homeless man's body near the scene. police say the victim had several injuries from blunt force trauma. ( james ) p-g&e says it plans to compensate victims of the wildfires. but the plan is leaving a lot of people frustrated and unsatisfied. the details came to light during another day in bankruptcy court. attorneys for the utility say they want to establish a trust fund to resolve all lawsuits from wildfire victims. they say the money would expedite payments to impacted families. but attorneys representing northern california wildfire victims are not buying it. ( james ) attorneys for pg&e said they did not file for bankruptcy to avoid potential responsibility for california w

was arrested after witnesses told police that a man matching his description was beating a homeless man happened behind the "el brinquito restaurant" on piner road. police found the homeless man's body near the scene. police say the victim had several injuries from blunt force trauma. ( darya ) we're getting more details from the disappearence of a daly city woman last seen in downtown san francisco. a news conference was held yesterday. just a few hours after police released survelliance video of missing woman 38-year-old christa mahoney... last seen at johns grill on ellis street. mahoney disappeared saturday afternoon after eating lunch at the restaurant. cameras show her wearing an orange and white baseball cap... walking with her dog buddy. mahoney ...who speaks with an english accent... lives in daly city... so the daly city police department is leading the investigation into her disappearance. but so far... they don't suspect foul play.

a man younger man with a beard. holding that shotgun under his chin. >> that man is holding that ups driver hostage. they're waiting for him to release that driver. and then they can move in. there are a lot of police cars there. you can see from the live pictures. also many armed officers in the bushes in this area. that are not in the car. just waiting to see and wait this man out. in order to avoid any sort of injury. especially a shooting. as we reported there that man with the gun inside the ups truck has already fired upon officers and deputies before this chase came to an end. this ended about 5:30. 40 minutes ago. this is what we have been seeing ever since. >> it was 5:07 we saw the woman walk out. and 5:15 the struck stopped. ups is scrambling to figure out which driver it is. depending on the route. we don't know the identity of the driver at this point. and we don't know the identity of the suspect holding that person to the gun. at bayer our roots run deep. so chances are you've seen us around the house.

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to rape a woman after meeting her on bart. the man started chatting with a woman on a train yesterday afternoon. they left the station and walked to canal road where the man exposed himself. the victim fought her attacker off. >>> police releasing video of a deadly officer involved shooting. it shows how quickly it all happened. >> hayward police released the shooting death. police responding to a call of a man with a knife. seconds the draw their weapons and fire numerous shots. >> i didn't have the courage or the strength to watch the video. >> her family is dealing with thes did of their only son and couldn't watch. >> others did and couldn't believe what they saw. >> the public demanded to see the video and the department feels it won't compromise the investigation they want to be transparent. >> this was tragic. people have questions and deserve answers. i have questions. >> this was a wrongful, scene. s didn't assess the he said officers are equipped with less deadly instruments. >> we don't hear deescalation activities or offic

(ken) some scary moments for a man in san jose after he ended up stranded in a creek, clinging to a log. san jose firefighters found him this morning. these are photos of the scene... the rescue crews say the man was in coyote creek near gassmann drive in south san jose near tully road. the department wrote on twitter that the man was rescued from the water and was being evaluated by paramedics. no other information was immediately available. pickup the cash register. the hundreds the hundreds. let me get that henny. the henny. (cahterine) new video tonight shows an armed robbery in san jose. it happened at the shan market on east julian street january 25th-- but police just released this surveillance video. police say the two men in the video walked into the store and demanded money from the clerk...along with two bottles of alcohol. one of the men had a gun. police say they got away with an unknown amount of cash. investigators are hoping someone will recognize the men and contact them. (ken) the governor is pumping the brakes on the high speed rail project meant to connect san franci

a complaint. she the abductor's car. >> she jumped out of the car. the man jumped out, waving what looked like a crowbar, she flagged down a passing car and an elderly couple drove her to the police station. the search for her abductor began. >> bundy was off to a new hunting ground. >> it's the winter of 1975. and ted bundy's got to find a place where there's not a lot of talk about missing women and he can blend in. so he heads up the mountains to colorado. >> there the list of victims grew. five additional women would be killed. one, just a 12 year old child. >> in the summer of 1975, bundy's luck is changing. >> he was going from being the hunter to be being the hunte>> the attention of a police officer, a short police chase was quickly followed by an arrest. once in custody, hiding became more difficult. >> that put him on the radar of utah law enforcement. and they had this unsolved abductor of carol. >> carol came to the police station, was shown a lineup and was able to identify bundy as the person who attacked her. >> he was arrested and charged wit

he's a man with a lot to say, as weave said.e could be looking at a week of split screen coverage taking place against the backdrop of reports that the mueller report is expected soon. with us to talk about all of it, a veteran print journalist, now executive editor of the news start-up calls news guard, and also a political veteran journalist, he's a veteran political journalist, he's not terribly political as a person or employee, he happens to be our national political reporter. welcome to you both. john, rate the stakes as we head into next week. we say this about every passing week, how consequential they all are. this is one of the few cases where just a glance at the calendar does set ourselves, our stars up pretty nicely. >> the calendar is like an escalating tournament in vegas, brian, where every week more and more chips get pushed in. but it does feel like we're getting towards those later rounds and the president and robert mueller and vice president pence and jared kushner are putting more and more chips on the tabl

a man is parked on a rural road. e walked to the driver's side, flashlight in hand. >> roll down the window. roll down the window. >> the man delays and rolls the window down. but his right hand swings over with a revolver. [gunfire] >> shots fired! shots fired. >> it's graphic, brutal, sudden. the game was javier morale 's who had a criminal history of arrest. >> possession of a concealed loaded firearm. assault on a police officer. driving under the influence. >> there's no indication that the deputy knew that. >> it's obvious to us that he intended to kill her. >> reilly was sworn in six months ago. >> we're proud of her. her dad is proud of her. her dad is a sergeant with the department and her grandfather retired law enforcement. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> on the radio while running for cover she showed incredible poise. >> when you're in that situation, you're in a gun battle you want to win. and she did. she did beautifully. >> at the roadside where it played out someone left a bouquet. a source says the s

a girl marries and leaves but the man can provide for the families and inherit you know the new. aziz is hoping that he might someday find a woman from outside his village who won't be put off by his past. records a love song on his new smartphones soon to be uploaded to his internet profile. with the raise a deadline fast approaching many brits are wondering what effect it will have on their favorite travel destinations in the e.u. well tirol austria is a big draw for british skiers and the industry there has come to rely on their business but now both sides are wondering if brags that will put their relationship on a downhill course. the role is a dream destination for ski is about a quarter of the visitors to. british and this has long been the case but what will happen. but it's one saif and. nobody knows anything. how can we be worried when we don't know what's happening. every year many british skiis fly into court to kick off they went to vacation. this year is no different and these human in the air. were going to say we decide this will be. leaving england temporarily tha

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a man who had a gun pulled on him for being a trump supporter. first what political slogans and which ones are not? and which ones are not? >> build that wall.'t easy. 12 hours? 20 dogs? where's your belly rubs? after a day of chasing dogs you shouldn't have to chase down payments. (vo) send invoices and accept payments to get paid twice as fast. (danny) it's time to get yours! (vo) quickbooks. backing you. president trump: we are building a wall on the southern border. we'll build the wall. build a great wall along the southern border. build that wall! build that wall! build that wall! jesse: build the wall, make america great again. political catch phrase can make or break a candidate as a powerful rallying cry. here to look at it, pollster frank lutz. when the president says build the wall and he's talking about the wall constantly. is that a good word or another word you would like him to use. >> i don't choose what word he uses. 47 percent of americans want him to build that wall. a majority in the low 50s want a barrier. 70% want a combinat

a racist, a con man and a cheat. he presented documents as evidence. president trump reimbursed him for hush money. the payments were hidden in levin stallments. he presented three years of financial documents saying that president trump lied about his finances. >> you don't have to take my word for it. look at the documents i want you to mac your own decision. >> on collusion by the trump campaign he had suspicions but no evidence. he said mr. trump did lie about a moscow tower deal during the campaign. >> mr. trump knew of and directed the trump moscow negotiations throughout the campaign and lied about it. >> cohen said trump lied about the timing of wicky leak release of e-mails. >> how many times did mr. trump ask you to threaten an individual or entity. >> quite a few times of the 50 times? >> more. 100 times. >> more. 500 times. >> about that. >> the guys go to prison for lying on the congress. it's the first time a convicted capeed to be a star witness. democrats say cohen's testimony raised more questions. >> the question will be asked in 2019

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on the peninsula -- police are looking for the person who shot a man and then stole a car from a tire store. it happened in mountain view at america's tires on el camino real. an unidentified man apparently walked up to two employees and fired his gun at one of them while stealing a car. some people who live nearby were concerned to hear about what happened.. detectives are working to indentify the gunman. the employee who was shot is recovering and is expected to be okay. c-h-p is investigating a deadly wrong way crash on highway 101 in san francisco that killed two people and injured nine others. c-h-p officers arrived to the scene just after 2:30 sunday morning. they say it all started when a woman drove onto the vermont street on-ramp headed southbound in the northbound lanes. she first side swiped two cars - then continued around a bend...where she hit a mini- van head on. police say she wasn't wearing a seat belt and was ejected from her car and died on th

a con man. who ran for office to make his brandot great, to make our country great. >> he's a con man. he's a cheat. didn't you wiretap him? >> did you liete to p the president or did you lie to helf your >> well, it is the spectacle many had expected. michael cohg testify in public before the house oversight committee. >> and right off the bat tried to lawmakers get the hearing postponed and spent much of this day attacking cohen's character and his credibility. >> michael cohen issuing his own damning rebuke of his former boss, calling mr. trump a con n, a cheat and a racist. the ranking republican j jordan used that same phrase about cohen. also referring to him as a fraud and pointing to the fact that he'll soon be reporting to prison. >> cohen also revealed more information today saying the president had early knowledge about the wikileaks dump to damage hillary clinton's campaign. and he also showed documents that he says prove the president paid hush money even after taking office. >> we h

and mike go d officer in vallejo is put on administrative leave after they show him pulling a gun on a man in an argument. >> more people are coming forward with some of the stories with run-ins with the same police officer. >> actor lien mason is now facing public backlash. some are calling him a racist over what he told a reporter over a real-life moment of aggression.>> it is wet, it could be snowing in the santa cruz mountains come to mind. you might see some ice in places. just be careful. steve and i will break it down for you. >> our time is 4:44 am. a teenager accused of the rape and murder of mattie middleton is due in court. adrian gonzalez who is now 19 years old used ice cream to where the little girl to his mother's apartment three years ago then raped and stabbed her. gonzalez was 15 at the time but is being tried as an adult. he has waited not guilty. if convicted, he could get life in prison with no chance of parole.>> a police officer is now on administrative leave after detaining a man for recording him from his front porch. david mclaughlin is the same officer shown draw

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rably. >>> busted, a man caught on camera faking a fall at the office, how his plan to cash in failed miserably. >> and it's super sunday for snacking, some mouth watering facts about the most popular foods for the big game. >> coming up at 6:00 thousands of pg&e customers suffered a serious case of sticker shock after opening their latest bills and the sudden spike has nothing to do with winter weather. >> another check of hi-def doppler as we track the storm that is moving through over the bay area, your full forecast about 10 minutes away. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. foxconn now plans to go ahead and build a facility in wisconsin.. the decision comes after an >>m keida the live news desk. yeah, we know about the rain up here in northern california. let's take you to southern california where that bulldozer is clearing out big basins in the lake elsi

find all of that on kpix.com >>> police are looking for a man who try to kidnap a 13-year- old girl. the girl told police she was walking on fallen leaf circle at 5:30 pm last night when a man drove up next to her and try to pull her inside. police said the suspect it is an asian, indian men that is 35 to 50 years old with shaggy hair and a mustache. the girl said he spoke with a lisp. he was driving a white four-door hatchback with dark tinted women windows. license plates starts and ends with six. >>> a 19-year-old driver was high on marijuana when he slammed into a power pole along 101. it happened after 4 pm this morning and the crash knocked out power to customers in the area. the driver only suffered minor injuries and the passengers were not hurt at all. the driver is facing dui charges and a possible bill to repair the power line. >>> developing news out of texas, a plane carrying three people crashed into a bay. the aftermath shows pieces of the plane scattered across the water. the plane went down in trinity bay this afternoon flying from miami to houston. the faa issued an

the chinese military rescuing a man trapped up to his nose. another rescue in a wintry desert and a remibut .gadi schwartz, nbc news. >> absolutely frightening. >>> we'll take a break. and next why this iconic photo is in the headlines tonight. the mistake f to just walk off with it. and they )ve been waiting for crews to clear a mess for days. the south bay families trapped by a mudslide. >>> today we learned of the passing of a man in one of the most enduring images in american history taken in times square as america celebrated the end of world war ii. harry smith has tonight's "snapshot." ♪ >> reporter: it was a picture that captured the emotions of a nation. elation. unbridled joy. happiness of a kind a lot of people weren't sure they'd experience again. times square filled in minutes as word spread of victory over japan. people could barely contain their happiness. >> the biggest, noisiest celebration in new york's history! >> reporter: yes, there was a lot of kissing. on leave from duty aboard a destroyer in the u.s. navy. >> i was in ne

say the summit trail will remain closed until the wreckage is removed.. ( james ) in the south bay...a man is now facing charges following a deadly stabbing in san jose. police say 47-year-old robert martinez stabbed another man at the palm tree motel saturday night. officers found the man suffering from at least one stab wound....he was taken to the hospital where he died. police are still looking into the motive. officers say martinez and the victim lived at the motel in separte rooms. this is san jose's sixth homicide of the year. ( james ) a san jose firefighter was injured while battling a mobile home fire early sunday morning. four people got out safely. san jose fire says they're staying with family and friends. no word on the extent of the firefighter's injuries nor his condition this morning. ( darya ) two people were killed in a wrong way crash in pacifica over the weekend. it happened early satruday morning on highway one. while officers were headed to the scene they received another call about a car hitting a truck head on. two passengers in the car died. the driver of the car

a man was shot on vallejo street. the victim's condition is unclear and it is unknown if any suspects have been identified. >>> now to switch gears to the storm watch again. faking a live look at the golden gate bridge not much. not now. but the north bay will be getting a lot of rain starting early tomorrow morning. looks like a lot of rain here but this is about 200 miles north of the bay area in mendecino. that entire flow is going to shift south to the bay area. again there's no rain here. that's going to change. low pressure that will plunge out of the gulf will capture moisture and send it right into the bay area monday, tuesday and wednesday. this is bad news, the grounds are already saturated. that's rain on top of that and copious amounts of rain. heavy rains monday evening means there'll be a sharp spike on the river levels in fact, there's already a flood watch posted to the national weather service expects those rivers the susceptible ones will reach flood stage. we'll have more on the forecast in a few min