. >> the fire in the cottage on addison avenue was hungry, devouring almost everything in the bedroom. >> we'll have fire department on the way. do you see smoke coming out of the windows? >> it's pouring out of the house. >> within minutes, the firefighters knocked it down. the smoke clearing. the sooty water running in the streets. and then as the mop-up began, the word flashed out like something electric. the house was occupied. someone didn't get out. and up through the ashes, a mystery flared like a stubborn ember that glowed and smoldered and demanded an answer. the inhabitants of the rented cottage, as investigators soon learned, were two young, beautiful people. the successful glossy types that you might expect to see on a reality show. their names are paul zumot and jennifer schipsi. jennifer, an ambitious, award-winning real estate agent who lived like a rock star, or so said her buddy roy. >> she's like, i'm knocking them out like dominos. i just worked out, went to starbucks and on my way to a meeting, and it's only 6:33. >> so paul seemed to be the right kind of guy for j

. >> reporter: bennie addison's window was broken with a brick. his garage also spray-painted. >> this is a nice block. we never had any disturbances on this block at all. >> reporter: mcgill believes the motive is clear. >> if this is not a hate crime, i don't know what it is. >> reporter: but we learned the contra costa sheriff's department is not investigating the incident as a hate crime. sheriff spokesman jimmy lee said in a text message that the case is being looked at as felony vandalism. we do take these incidents seriously, and we'll investigate thoroughly, he said. >> they are trying to wash it down a water it down. >> reporter: but there are mixed feelings on the block. addison wonders if there is a vandal among his neighbors who used a racial slur as a red herring. >> i just think it's something more to it than that. i think it's more of a personal matter. >> reporter: the incident has left cassius, who has three young children, shaken a. >> we are comfortable in our a should be secure. >> reporter: authority to not say specifically wh

neighbors, homes and cars is 63 year-old alvin brown who just so happens to live next door to benny addison who's 26 year-old son was cut by glass when a rock flew through his window early wednesday morning. in fact all of the victims are african americans some shoppers are no women, he's a good neighbor, you know >>was going on i mean i don't know addison says brown even vandalized his own home in van he says brown lives with his girlfriend. he was arrested friday morning and booked by the contra costa county office of the sheriff. >>on 3 felony counts of vandalism the sheriff's office has not determined a motive at this time. but investigators are looking into another similar case from 2015 that brown may have been involved in where rocks were thrown through the windows of 3 neighbors on the same street because mr. brown has a personal relationship with one of the victims. >>and we are investigating some conspiracy. components to that case that is giving us the confidence that this is not a hate crime county supervisor federal glover is pleased an arrest was made whether with a hate crime

ulster full—back will addison will make his first appearance for ireland since january.first medal at the world judo championships in tokyo. she's won bronze in the under—70 kilo category. the 32 year—old has now won medals at all major championhips, having already made 0lympic, european and commonwealth podiums. and warrington‘s dreadful run in the superleague continues as they were comprehensively beaten 22—6 by salford. a hat trick by ken sio doing much of the damage. the wolves, who won the challenge cup at the weekend, stay second, but are now level on points with salford. that's all from sportsday. more on the bbc sport website. including a season's best for dina asher smith in the 200 metres in zurich. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is columnist at the london evening standard, ayesha hazarika and the chief political correspondent for the telegraph, christopher hope. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the ft reports that the prime minister is about to st

in your opinion what does addison need to doed to reduce crime? we have done this experiment with a free response format, that's how we started doing the experiment the people would write things like well, law-enforcement should be stricter in the justice system harsher and things like study the causes of crime and implement strategies to address the causes. when we were for starting to do this work we were looking through these responses and two big categories emerged some people were emphasizing more enforcement oriented solutions and some people emphasized more social reform oriented solutions. and so, we would code people's responses into these categories and then we would look at and see whether people who read the virus version of the report would give different responses in different types of responses of people who read the beast version. we found that they did. so, people who read that crime is a beast would tend to emphasize enforcement oriented solutions to crime. increase the police force. lincoln prison sentences. people who read the

neighbors, homes and cars is 63 year-old alvin brown who just so happens to live next door to benny addison who's 26 year-old son was cut by glass when a rock flew through his window early wednesday morning. in fact all of the victims are african americans some shock as i know him and he's a good neighbor, you know >>was going on i mean i don't know addison says brown even vandalized his own home and and he says brown lives with his girlfriend. he was arrested friday morning and booked by the contra costa county office of the sheriff. >>on 3 felony counts of vandalism the sheriff's office has not determined a motive at this time. but investigators are looking into another similar case from 2015 that brown may have been involved in where rocks were thrown through the windows of 3 neighbors on the same street because mr. brown has a personal relationship with one of the victims. >>and we are investigating some conspiracy. components to that case that is giving us the confidence that this is not a hate crime county supervisor federal glover is pleased an arrest was made whether with a hate cri

ulster full—back will addison will make his first appearance for ireland since january.mpionships in tokyo. she's won bronze in the under—70 kilo category. the 32—year—old has now won medals at all major championhips, having already made 0lympic, european and commonwealth podiums. the head coaches of the women's and men's southampton —based team for the former captain edwards is currently coach of charlotte edwards and mahela jayawardene will be head coaches of will be head coaches of the women's and men's southampton—based teams for the hundred. former england captain edwards is currently coach of kia super league side southern vipers and hampshire director of women's cricket. we've got a huge successful background in this country to promote the game, and next summer is an opportunity to do that with a new format. the main thing is attracting a new audience, and i think families are a new audience, and i think families a re really a new audience, and i think families are really important, and hopefully we'll see is here for 100 games and with a whole new audience we've

joseph comes on down now in the next inning brett addison serves up evan longoria, back away and gone tying the game at three. bottom of the fourth there he goes again. the second of the game giving the lead back to the 80s 4-3. the oakland bullpen could not hold the lead, bases loaded in the seventh and longoria delivers with two runs this time. longoria 4-8, four rbi in the series and then things get testy in the eighth inning. 91 miles per hour at the head of the former oakland a. he was not happy, no further incident between the teams. marcus simeon with a last chance and a groundout to end the game and the giants win 5-4. they won the series 3-1 and bragging rights. thankfully for the a's tampa bay also lost so they remain 1/2 games back of the double race. the giants are four back of the cubs and the national wild card race. a show worth waiting for tonight on game day after the leger, the a's pitcher. >> a lot of people will look at it and say okay but. >> i set it one time in front of my grandmother and my grandma was like maybe five foot and she got on me. i try to tell peopl

ravaging the city of addison. five years ago, addison was in good shape with no obvious phone or abilities. in the city's defense systems have weakened and the city has succumbed to crime. today, there are more than 55,000 criminal incidents a year, up by more than 10,000 per year. there is a worry that the city does not regain strength soon, even more serious problems may start to develop. so participants read one of the two versions of the word. it'd the beast version or the virus version, and then they are asked a simple question. in your opinion, what do they need to do to decrease crime? we've done this with a free response format. that's how we started doing the experiment. people would write things like law enforcement should be stricter and the justice system harsher. things like study the causes of crime and implement strategies to address the causes. when we were starting to do this work, we were looking through these responses. two big categories emerged. some people were emphasizing enforcement solutio

now just 20 she's one of the pioneering women in ethiopia's booming industry in the sheba valley in addison. she's the head of the startup i called labs which she researches official intelligence develops creative robots and cooperates closely with the. global singularity net by our network. one spectacular success sophia a humanoid robot human facial expressions facial recognition technology and the ability to hold a conversation. to be a role model especially for girls. she is convinced that anyone. she works very hard training young people all over the country program has reached more than 20000 students in the last 3 years. to solve that competition ethiopia's young generation present this solutions for the nation's problems they meet with investors and learn how to interpret their visions for international markets high tech. a.c.c. anyone can code why is that a desirable outcome for you yes we believe that there's a huge gender gap specially in the. tech sector so in order to do that we need to address these girls before they have some sense of what they should be they should become in

many addison is among the recent victims and lives next door to brown we never had no problems a thing like >>well it's been a good neighbor and a good friend, but. >>i don't know i don't know what's going on brown's bail is set at $80,000 felipe should all kron 4 news. >>coming to date over gun control continues across state lines. how governor newsome is responding after the gilroy gunman allegedly purchased his weapon from nevada. also a new york city police department judge rules that the officer accused of fatally choking eric garner should be fired. but both sides are saying the fight is not over. >>we'll have the latest coming up at 6.45 and barr wants to go paperless th >>big changes are coming to bart the transit agency is phasing out paper tickets in certain stations. this is in favor of clipper cards only kron 4 sarah stinson went to the embarcadero bart station which is one of the stations that will see the change. >>breitbart is definitely going to want to buy one of these clipper cards reusable reloadable and that's because pretty soon for various stations will hold maybe

bernie addison's window was hit. the word "get" written on his garage. but he doesn't think the graffiti has anything to do with hate because the neighborhood is so diverse. >> there's a black guy on the corner. why his house didn't get did. >> reporter: contra costa sheriffs releasing a statement tonight saying "the incident does not appear to be a hate crime. it is being investigated as felony vandalism, but that could change." windows were broken in this neighborhood several years ago. one neighbor telling me that it was the result of a personal dispute. mcgill believes this is totally different. >> it doesn't take much to be a hate crime, and this is definitely one. >> reporter: in bay-point cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> a dog shot by police in downtown san francisco has been euthanized. the shooting happened around 4:00 this afternoon at a crowded bus stop near 5th and mission. this is video after those shots were fired. according to police, officers were walking down the street when the dog charged them. one officer shot the dog, hitting it o

addison want to address the commission at this.? >> hello commissioners. director of workforce development for the office of economic workforce development. i apologize, i got the tail end of the conversation he had i think i have a good sense from our pre- meeting in the buildup today about our trailer for our partnership with ocii as well as some of the outcomes of some of the programming. i will differ to our acting building director about some questions you might have about construction. if it's an appropriate point to talk about some of the work. i know we wanted to talk about some of the training programs. would this be an appropriate time -- i guess what, i mean, to say, commissioner, i would be happy to answer any questions you might have. >> let's see if we first see if we have speaker cards so we can hear members of the public so that can inform any conversations we might have. >> again, we thank you for the partnership with ocii. >> no speaker cards. >> does anyone in the audience want to address the commission at this point on this item @? ther

many addison is among the recent victims and lives next door to brown we never had no problems anythingike >>well been a good neighbor and a good friend, >>i don't know i don't know what's going on brown's bail is set at $80,000 felipe shut all kron 4 news. >>in the east bay, the fbi found a gun that was stolen from one of its agents last month in oakland. it's a semiautomatic rifle and that we also had a loaded magazine and a jacket with official fbi markings all of them were stolen from the special agents car in the parking lot of the hague and burger shopping center. the agency offered a $5,000 reward for information that led to the recovery. those items, the fbi said that the weapon is no longer a threat to public safety. and take a look at this a smash and grab that was caught on camera this also in oakland 2 men driving into a lot near lake merritt one of the men sneaks over the passenger side of the car that's parked there. the other person takes a look inside and then smashes the window to grab a backpack. what you don't see is that the backpacks owner is sitting in the car at t

of massachusetts and addison cleaver of the university of oklahoma. the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight with domestic terrorism top of mind as the nation mourns 31 dead, a further shake up at the top of our national intelligence structure, the number two official is out, a new acting head has been named. we'll talk to a former director of the cia. >>> mitch mcconnell says some gun control measures will be front and center after the summer break. >>> house democrats are moving ahead with what they call formal impeachment proceed and in slow motion, it appears to be happening in plain sight, like the iowa state fair, this weekend's temporary headquarters of the presidential campaigns as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a thursday night. >> good evening, once again from our nbc news headquarters, day 39 of the trump administration. it brings a new development tonight in the president's attempts to overhaul the leadership of the nations 17 intelligence agencies it goes without saying this comes at a critical time this week when domes

state department correspondent rich addison starts us off tonight with details. >> they say this trip to israel is no different than the ones before it. members of congress traveling to a foreign country to inform their views, opponents say there as well as a set agenda to push an effort to isolate and to boycott an american ally. >> all i can do as my city's granddaughter, a woman who lives in occupied territory is to elevate her voice exposing the truth the only way i know how. >> rashida tlaib and ilhan omar said they wanted to travel to israel to save the cost of israeli occupation and travel restrictions on palestinians. israel denied the congresswoman entry say they would use their trip to promote the boycott movement. aimed at compelling the israeli government to change its policy towards palestinians. >> the decisions have been me and my colleagues, the first two muslim-american woman elected to congress has nothing less than an attempt by an ally of the united states to suppress our ability to do our job as elected officials. >> the government did offer rashida tlaib a humani

many addison is among the recent victims and lives next door to brown we never had no problems a thing like that. >>well it's been a good neighbor and a good friend, but. >>i don't know i don't know what's going on brown's bail is set at $80,000 felipe should all kron 4 news. >>in san jose jimenez behind bars after police say he sexually assaulted a 12 year-old 43 year-old cashman hill was arrested wednesday police say the victim was walking near north 4th street not far from san jose city hall. they say hill lord the victim into an alleyway where he sexually assaulted. the 12 year-old someone nearby saw what was happening and called police according to authorities. hill was subsequently arrested in that area. an alarming increase in home births have police in the north bay. >>on alert with more than a dozen happening in the last few weeks all during the day. our first justine waltman has the story now from sandra fell which includes advice from police on keeping your home safe. >>yes center for all the obvious here it's a very a very nice community. it's very safe community. >>we don'

last night of service of our summer interns adrian lesser of wheaten college of massachusetts and addison brian williams starts now. >>> tonight with domestic terrorism top of mind as the nation mourns 31 dead, a further shake up at the top of our national intelligence structure, the number two official is out, a new acting head has been named. we'll talk to a former director of the cia. >>> mitch mcconnell says some gun control measures will be front and center after the summer break. >>> house democrats are moving ahead with what they call formal impeachment proceed and in slow motion, it appears to be happening in plain sight, like the iowa state fair, this weekend's temporary headquarters of the presidential campaigns as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a thursday night.

many addison is among the recent victims and lives next door to brown we never had no problems a thingwell it's been a good neighbor and a good friend, but. >>i don't know i don't know what's going on brown's bail is set at $80,000 felipe should all kron 4 news. i show you some surveillance video from wednesday near lake merritt in oakland 2 men drive into the lot to parking lot in a dark colored four-door car you can see one speaking up. >>to the passenger side of a parked vehicle. another person takes a look inside and then as you will see smashes the window to grab a backpack. it happens right there and then he runs off we don't see is that the backpacks owner was sitting in that car at the time. people who live and work in that area tell kron 4 that auto burglaries are an ongoing problem. but they say this is the first time that a victim was seated in the vehicle when it happened. people who spoke to us say they were so worried that they asked not to reveal their identities. >>belongings in there they're getting out of the car and they were up me. >>that's another level it's scary

>>brown wasmany addison is amon the recent ood friend, >>i don't know i don't ail is set at $80,000 feliperon 4 news. >>california beach is going to remain closed after a bluff collapse. killing 3 people and happened friday at grandview surf beach in san diego, 5 people were trapped under the pen pile of dirt and rubble. one person died at the scene and then 2 other people died at hospital. the beach is closed because more of that cliff could give way this. >>stretch of coastline and pretty much all the and in san diego counties naturally. that's why we're very excessive warning folks in those designs. >>engineer has been brought in to inspect the area to make sure that it doesn't fall on anybody else. in national news the chinese government is ing o strike after president trump announced the us was going to hit china with another billion in tariffs. this move will essentially tax all chinese exports to the united states. experts say with fewer american goods left to tax china's remaining targets are going to be tech favorites like iphones cameras and tv's and that's one of the biggest dan