austin: i'm austin baker. lemonis: hey, austin. austin: production manager out here.is: how are you, sir? austin: great. lemonis: nice to meet you. so, are you in charge of the floor? austin: yes, sir. lemonis: you want to give me a little tour, just you and i? austin: please. so, i'm gonna show you the two types of trailers we build on. we are fabricating our frames right here. we're building them. lemonis: you're not even buying them? austin: we're building them. everything we can do, we do in-house. we are so jammed, and it's unnecessary. the word "custom" is sexy, and it sells. lemonis: it also does one other "s." austin: ruins us. lemonis: slows things down. the real problem in this production process is that the customization slows things down. in tumbleweed's current manufacturing process, there are two distinct lines, meaning that only two homes can be built at one time. and while they're being built, they're done in four distinct stages. in stage 1, the trailer comes in and the floor goes in. in stage 2, the walls and the roof go in. in stage 3, the interior

austin: no.agos: so, what's the impact that you guys found on both kids and the providers themselves? maybe start with the children. austin: sure. it's really important, i thid that early educators are the linchpin of high-quality early care and education and the services that cldren receive. so, in order to ensure that children are engaged and stimulated and that their learning and development is being supported on a daily basis, that relationship and the interaction with their teachers is really, really critical. anwhen teachers are stressed because they experience economic hardship, they're worrying on a daily basis edabout how they're gonna their, it really interferes with their ability to bresent and effective with children as they want to be. lagos: whato you guys recommend... well, i guess, first, to start, who are these teachers? like, who are we talking about here? an is it mostly women,is it pey sort of face institutional challenges to maki ends meet? austin: yes, absolutel in californi

the suspect in that case, austin james vincent appeared in court today. we are now learning more about his link to other assaults. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard live in san francisco with more. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, larry, austin james vincent is in jail tonight. taken into custody after he surrendered in court today for an incident which police say happened here at 4th and brandon streets last winter. police say he may be linked to other crimes. >>> 25-year-old austin james vincent arrived in court monday wearing a gps ankle monitor and looking much different than his mugshot from last week. that's when he was arrested for this frightening attack of a woman outside her condo on beal street. the incident caught on camera. >> mr. vincent, is there anything you want to say going into the courtroom? >> reporter: vincent surrendered in court not for this case, but a separate a tact last february. police say a woman recognized him claiming he assaulted her and a group of friends a on 4th and bran an street.

ramÓn: a austin vincent se entregÓ a la policÍa, luego de una nueva orden de aprehensiÓn.gujero pudo reconocer en las noticias. marÍa antonieta mejía tiene el reporte en vivo. marÍa antonieta: buenas tardes, la detenciÓn de hoy se relaciona con un incidente ocurrido en febrero de este aÑo. la mujer que dijo amigos esper amenazÓ con un cuchillo. reportera: vestido de traje con una imagen contrastante, austin se dice que se entregÓ hoy a la policÍa de san francisco por otro presunto ataque ocurrido en febrero. una nueva mujer dijo haber reconocido a vincent, tras el ataquecaptado por una cÁmara de seguridad hace unos dÍas. >> estaban afuera listos para irse a casa, cuando fueron atacados por vincent con cuchillo. reporte la agresiÓn reciente contra omnisciente san

they could to keep austin vincent behind bars during that initial hearing on tuesday. and now we've received the a transcript of that initial arraignment, and it doesn't seem like there was a fierce advocacy of that belief. it was during a court hearing on friday. when the district attorney's office admitted. >>no they possess this video of the beale street attack. they chose not to show it or even mention it to a judge during the initial arraignment last tuesday, even though the judge ended up releasing suspect austin vincent. i mean my argument. we need a strong argument in court friday, the prosecutors said he made a strong argument on tuesday. >>not to release vincent and various tweets from the da's office said the same thing. prosecutors expressed concerns about his release we argued against his being released. we advocated for his remaining in custody. and even the da

this morning we are about to have a wonderful conversation with jesse austin went jps jew vocational service as he is the average corner nader and a: turn to talk about the internship program, the functions the summer and different places during the summer where jewish people can work. jesse, let's just jump right in and talk about with the jps summer internship is. >> so the summer internship program has been run by jvs for 34 years and it's an opportunity for young, jewish undergraduate college students to have an internship in a jewish nonprofit organization in the bay area. >> wonderful. how long has the tone internship program been functioning? >> first 34 years we have been going. this program has run every summer for the last 34 years and has really changed a lot. >> and a moment we're going to ask tova about her particular experience, but can you let us know how many imprints interns are with you this summer and how the program structuredsote from s franeast bay, the south marin county and they can go to college anywhere in the united states. but it's designed for people who

about it at asked about austin .org starting on august 11 and meanwhile you can see austin's fear photography in the lobby and learned more about him at austin tice family .com. thank you for supporting him and thank you again for supporting programs like this and thank you for being here. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning we will ask residents from major cities around the country about their top concerns. we also asked columnist and editorial writers one of the most important issues facing their cities. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:0y morning, joined the discussion. >> starting now it is book tv on c-span2. >> coming up on the tv chris derose recounts the murder of princess scott ski, by congressman in the book "star spangled scandal". after that historian brenda takes a look at the impeachment of president andrew johnson. and then pulitzer p

my focus is remain on austin and helping austin and i'll keep helping him navigate through this complex system. >> reporter: the d.a. wants to consolidate both cases so again, the august 11th and the february cases so he would be tried again only once but again, that would be decided during a hearing upcoming hearing on september 3rd. i'm live in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, leithe struggles housing were on display as dozens of cents were evicted. they were camped out in union point park near alameda. the city said the dwelling got too big and presented hazardous conditions around it. luz pena spoke to people that called that park home. >> reporter: this morning nicole burns and her neighbors woke up to this sound and a hard reality. >> they are getting closer. you know, getting closer. we got to go. >> reporter: a week ago dozens of people living in this parking lot at union point in oakland were handed eviction notices by the city at least six of the people who lived here are children. >> we're on the streets before. >> yeah, unfortunately i've been homel

the case is against austin james vincent had become focal points for proponents of a proposed homeless city near the assault. >> lyanne melendez is outside the jail to explain why. >> reporter: this is the judge that previously released him. now today, she said given the new information and after reading the police report, she said "i believe that the defendant represents a public safety risk." these are still photos of today's arraignment in court where austin james vincent was charged with assaulting a woman and some of her friends with a knife. and issuing criminal threats against them. police say that was back in february. the case was never resolved until the victim saw this mugshot of vincent following an alleged attack on another woman outside her apartment on august 11th which was caught on surveillance video. today the district attorney's office said other calls have come in. >> some of those calls have not been substantiated but we have to review every singlenent is that comes in. some we're still reviewing. > today the judge ordered vincent to remain in jail after he turned

but those people who were allegedly threatened didn't come forward until they saw austin vincent's mug shot on the news last week. police started to investigate and now they have brought formal charges and that was enough for the judge to decide no bail in this case. in stark contrast to the dark suit, he wore to monday's court appearance. assault suspect austin vincent appeared tuesday in an orange county jail jumpsuit and pleaded not guilty to 2 new charges, assault with a deadly weapon and making criminal threats. these new charges stem from a february 4th incident near 4th and brandon, where vincent allegedly armed with a knife. his suspected of threatening to kill a woman and her friends as they waited for a ride share vehicle. it was a week ago sunday when vincent was initially arrested for allegedly attacking a san francisco woman outside her beale street condo after releasing vinson pending his next hearing not once but twice san francisco superior court judge christine van aken refused to release vincent tuesday, saying her public safety assessment of him had changed then they

and use all cases, the judge ordered that austin vincent must wear a gps ankle monitoring system. >>while the case is being adjudicated it's san francisco has it that you kron 4 news. >>while the victim says she is glad the suspect will now be track she says she remains frustrated with the justice system specifically the way san francisco's district attorney has handled the case kron four's dan kerman live for us outside the condo complex where that attack occurred and he has more for us tonight, dan. >>we know the victim had been outrage with the judge's decision but she says she had been told all along by prosecutors that the judge had seen this video that she had this information. to making that decision on tuesday now as we've learned that was not the case. she doesn't know why the da's office told are one thing when it was not true. the da's office he told me we did everything we could to keep this man inside. >>but it turns out that was not entirely true. during a court hearing friday we learned despite having video of this attack. the district attorney's office never showed

austin estÁ haciendo todo lo que la jueza le ordenÓ hacer.tratamiento muy en serio. estÁ haciendo lo que deben hacer para ponerse mejor. todo se relaciona con un incidente presuntamente ocurrido en febrero, en la calle cuartel san francisco. las vÍctimas se ha basado en las fotos de los medios indicaron que fueron vÍctimas y que vincent fue responsable. marÍa: se espera que vincent regrese a la corte habla uno de 30, aunque esta fecha puede cambiar por los cargos que enfrenta en el ataque mÁs reciente. ramÓn: gracias por tu reporte. mire usted, a partir de este aÑo, los colegios comunitarios de california van a ser para alumnos que se graduÉ de preparatoria a travÉs del cual el punto del estado. palmira: satura por los primeros dos aÑos a los alumnos. miguel gÓmez con los detalles. miguel: entre los requisitos que tienes que sea tu primera vez en un colegio que sea reciente de california. el regreso a clases para muchos alumnos es sinÓnimo de deuda. los costos del colegio para algunos pueden sobrepasar los miles de dÓlares. especialmente si a

austin tiene 30 aÑos y trabaja como corredor de hipotecas al norte de california.tuvo a patrick en su segundo matrimonio, a su hermana gemela y a otro hermano mayor. respecto a su comprometida, cynthia hernÁndez, vivirÍa en san diego, california. estas algunas imÁgenesobtenidas por facebook. carolina: el presidente trump vuelve a insistir en que no se pueden vender armas de fuego si la verificaciÓn de los antecedentes. borja: una moto desata el caos en times square. todos creÍan que estaban en medio de una bueno, bueno, mi casa no está tan limpia como quisiera. ¡estoy muy ocupado! ¿quién tiene tiempo para estar detrás de la suciedad, el polvo y el pelo? por eso uso los paños heavy duty swiffer sweeper y los plumeros de swiffer, ideales para alcanzar lugares y rincones difíciles. atrapan el polvo con una sola pasada. ¡te atrapé! y los paños heavy duty sweepers atrapan el doble de la suciedad y el polvo y llegan a donde las otras herramientas no pueden. y, ¿saben qué? mi casa está mucho más limpia. deja de limpiar y empieza a swifferear. ♪ ♪ carolina: seguimos en viv

>>the judge ordered that austin vincent must wear a gps ankle monitoring system while the case is being adjudicated. >>in san francisco has it that you kron 4 news. >>and while the victim in this case is happy that the suspect will now and that a cull monitor. she remains frustrated with the justice system specifically the way the san francisco da's office has handled this case. >>our kron four's dan kerman live for us outside the condominium complex where this attack occurred and the joins us with more now dan. >>we know for the last few days the assault victim has been outrage with the judge for releasing this suspect with limited conditions because she believed that the judge had seen this video turns out today that we knew that the judge and not seen the video even though the da's office had it and the victim is telling us that the da had told her. but the judge had seen the video which apparently may or may not be true. >>now my frustration is shifted from the judge and the judgment to the da's office to lie. they did it show that video to the judge. >>it's this video that assault

ut austin -- i love austin. austin fun. but it's really gone pretty left.that a fair description of what the university of texas austin is like today? you are brave to be doing what you're doing, i'm glad you're out there, good for you. you are the real trailblazer. but is it pretty left now, compared to what it was 20 years ago? >> oh, i think this story proves it all. the leadership on campus reform reports on some story happening at ut austin, all the times, it seems like every other month. and i think the fact that this wasn't the first time that this instructor is saying this. he's doubling down on a previous claim. and while certainly not every instructor or professor or administrator at the university is going to be -- is going to believe this, the fact that he is still comfortable enough that he's not going to be challenged. yes, he does have free speech, i fully respect that. but it's a matter of professionalism. i think it's still a very relevant question for administrators to consider. professionalism, you have to teach. >> laura: you are being m

austin vincent was visibly upset and (pam) police arrested a 13-year-old boy... the third suspect to be arrested in connection with a shooting last week along san francisco's busymarket street. police officers located the teen in oakland and arrested him.. the shooting happened around 5:30- in the evening .. and reportedly involved one of three suspects, shooting several rounds toward a crowd of people on market near sixth street. surveillance video also showed another suspect physically assaulting a victim. one person suffered a wound to his face, was hospitalized and later released, police said. (ken) hurricane dorian is increasing in strength as it approaches florida --- president trump said today that florida's governor is well-equipped to handle the storm. pamela brown has the latest from washington. security."national to our national security."> (ken/ lawrence- bam 2sh )i'm here with lawrence now track on hurricane dorian.. (ots/pam) (ots/pam) a big scare at a south bay school where two mountain lions were spotted nearby. the first sighting happened a

. >> this is austin james vincent and giving an update on his progress. >> we have been staying on topf this story, because it's complicated issue. >> there's no easy solution as we try to build a better bay area. tonight, the public defender's office says vincent has an ankle monitor. >> reporter: after more than 48 hours pressing for answers to the status of austin vincent, the homeless man caught on video attacking a woman, will make a court appearance tomorrow. his public defender sent us this new image and says he's in compliance with releaseorders. there was public outcry after the judge released vin sent back on the streets. this is what she said on friday. >> incarceration is not the answer for folks with mental illness and substance abuse in all cases. >> reporter: then, after seeing the video, she ordered vincent be fitted with that ankle monitor. in the wake of that attack, there are questions about san francisco's plan to build another navigation center. tonight, there is a new plea from residents to stop it from being built in their neighborhood. here's cornell bernard. >>

he earned a film degree from ut austin in 1993. i want him to teach a class decoding his lincoln car commercials that are so mysterious. what does it mean? why does that mean i need to buy the car. explain yourself. >>> google's big gift to fight back against a big problem in the bay area. >>> how a $1.5 million donation will be spent. >>> charges against a high-profile san francisco defendant are going to be dropped today. so his attorney says he should walk out of jail. the prosecutor says not so fast. the story coming up. >>> ap ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> now at 6:30, should the suspect in this violent attack be released from jail? what both sides will argue in court this morning. >>> also, it is leaning more than a foot now, but the legal battle of san francisco's tilting millennium tower may be ending. how soon

this morning, we are about to have a wonderful conversation with jesse austin, jb yes, jewish vocational services the outreach coordinator and tova ricardo who is an intern to talk about the cone internship program that functions during the summer in different places in the jewish community to prepare people for ljumpght d abatso the cone summer internship program has been run by jv s for 34 years. and it is an opportunity for young jewish undergraduate college students to have an internship in a jewish nonprofit organization in the bay area. >> wonderful. how long has the internship program been functioning? >> for 34 years, we've been going, so this program has run every summer for the last 34 years and it has really changed a lot over time. >> in a moment, we will ask about her particular experience, but can you let us know how many interns are with you this summer and how many nonprofit jewish organizations participate and how the program is structured? >> absolutely. the program allows for up to 30 different interns, and they can live all over the bay area from san francisco and som

austin back in 1993. >> who is going to be randomly signing up for the class. >> maybe some huge fan. going to be very selective, you have to be in this major and this far or be very overrun i would think. absolutely. good for him. that sounds like fun. if i was a little older, i wouldn't mind doing that. >>> let's talk about what's going on in san diego. 66, pretty cloudy as we look northbound from the shark tank, mid to upper 60s in many areas. cooler than yesterday as we round out the day. humidity is the reason why we're mild. higher than average through the weekend. when temperatures start to creep up, it's going to get sticky around here. at least by our standards. not by florida standards, but by our standards. everybody pretty much covered by clouds this morning. plenty of clouds near the san mateo bridge and towards the richmond-san rafael bridge. that will dissipate around 1:00, 2:00 as the clouds cling to the coast. by 7:00, making the march to the east. let's see where we end up in the south bay, everybody in the low to mid 80s. on the peninsula today, low to mid 70s. abou

the charges against austin vincent from a different attack were dropped today since vincent was in a southren california substance abuse program at the time. vincent's lawyer argued that with those charges dropped... his client should be allowed to go back to getting mental health treatment and wearing a gps ankle braclet. but this time around... the procescutor showed a new judge the full video of the august 11 attack on the victim in front of her home. a man representing a group trying to block a homeless navigation center from going in next door to where the attack happened says he's glad the defendant will stay locked up for now but still says it's not good enough....<"we're still upset and disappointed that it took so long for this decision to come at a really highlights the problems of justice in san francisco and the cities inability to keep us safe."> (ken) vincent has pleaded not guilty to the charges he still faces in this case... false imprisonment, attempted

austin vincent was denied bail yesterday and also accused in a separate incident involving threatening people with a knife back in february. but the judge threw out that case after evidence showed vincent was in southern california at the time. prosecutors argue that they believe vincent is a threat. >> we feel very strongly that detaining him at this juncture while we figure out what the right outcome of the case is the right approach. >> jail is not an environment where people receive the proper treatment. he was receiving treatment and was having his needs and issues addressed. >> the judge threw out the charges in the february incident and agreed with prosecutors who said that vincent could be a threat if he was released. he walked out of the courtroom cursing at the female prosecutor. >>> similar county fire will be conducting a test of the emergency alert system.

latest. eporr: austin james vincent surrendered to police and now is booked into the san francisco jail. the new development comes as vincent was due in court at 9:00 for a hearing on the embarcadero attack. we now are learning he surrendered for an earlier attempted assault and that one allegedly involved a knife and investigators said the new warrant was obtained for an alleged assault that happened in february and that reportedly happened near fourth and brannan street. police said he approached a woman and her friends as they waited for a ride-share car and allegedly threatened to kill the woman. the victims fled and were not old, peez kosarian, anshowing the brutal attack. paneez kosarian struggled to enter the lobby of her own condominium and the attack happened next door to where a planned navigation center would go for the homeless. investigators said vincent may

austin who was living a nightmare the nightmare at prescription drug abuse now the 1st of thousands of lawsuits aimed at holding manufacturers and distributors to account has made it through trial cleveland county district judge that borkman has said prosecutors have proven johnson and johnson to create a public nuisance that would take decades to repair. the homes today judge walker has affirmed our position that johnson and johnson motivated by greed and avarice is responsible for the opioid epidemic. johnson and johnson will farm lee be held accountable for thousands of deaths an addiction caused by their activities prosecutors in oklahoma initially hoped to secure $17000000000.00 from 3 companies however one of them tiva pharmaceuticals settled out of court for $85000000.00 a 2nd perjury pharma which produces oxycontin also settled this time for $270000000.00 now after the johnson and johnson ruling the state says it will have to be satisfied with the almost $1000000000.00 total raced. johnson and johnson was accused of flooding the markets with painkillers and deceptively advertis

>> michelle, according to austin vincent's lawyers the district attorney's office will drop some charges against him this morning since he was actually living in southern california at the time of the incident that happened back in february. it was this video that surfaced just a couple of weeks ago that led to assault charges against the 25-year-old. it showed him violently wrestling with a woman trying to enter her condo. he was released from custody just days after the attack which outraged many people. after the release of his mug shot another woman came forward claiming vincent attacked her with a knife in february on the embarkedaro in february. now the district attorney's office received information that vincent was actually in southern california tate the at that time. vincent's public defender will ask the judge that he be placed back with a case management. he had been in full compliance in receiving housing and help. the office of the public defender wrote quote mr. vincent would continue to receive the

police arrested austin vincent after he was caught on video for trying to keep a woman going into the watermark condo in san francisco. he attacked her and was arrested shortly after and arrested again when someone came forward after seeing vincent's mugshot on tv. that person claimed vincent attacked a group of people with a knife along the embarcadero back in february. those charges will now be dropped because it was proven that vincent was living in southern california at the time of that alleged attack. now, vincent's attorney will also ask a judge to release him with an ankle monitor as he awaits trial for this condo attack. >>> actress lori loughlin looked miserable in her long walk from a boston courtroom today. >> do you regret not taking a plea deal? >> do you still think you can win this at trial. >> holding hands with her husband, the couple left the latest hearing in the college admissions scandal. they previously pled not guilty to paying $500,000 to get their two daughters into usc. the routine hearing explored

>> reporter: yeah, good morning. 25-year-old austin vincent surrendering to police this morning but it is in kks -- in connection to another incident. this is video of him walking into the courtroom behind me a couple of hours ago into the hall of justice. now he walked into a courtroom before surrendering to police but i want to point out it was not an official court appearance. use accused of attacking a woman outside of san francisco condo on beale street and two nt of battery but he was eventually released by a judge. >> want to show the viewers the surveillance that we've shown the past week that folks have criticized the judge's decision when you take into account what you see here in the that video. >> reporter: now the judge did decide to have vincent wear a gps monitoring device as a result after seeing that video. and that of course leads us to this morning's events with vincent surrendering to police on $100,000 arrest warrant. this, however, is kegt -- connected to an aggravated

>> austin vincent walked into surrender himself looking very different than his mug shot. the 25-year-old had a previously scheduled court date for today in connection with his alleged attack on a woman trying to enter her building last sunday. that attack captured by surveillance cameras in the lobby. now vincent is facing new charges. police say following his high- profile arrest and release from custody last week, another woman has now come forward after seeing his photo saying vincent attacked her with a knife while she was waiting for a rideshare earlier this year. >> we were contacted at the middle of last week from a victim who said that she was a victim of an attack by mr. vincent in february. >> reporter: judge christine van aken did not order vincent to go to jail last week but did schedule a court date for today. following their investigation san francisco police made arrangements to arrest him on the new charge. >> we monitored mr. vincent as we knew that he was in a treatment program and with a gps monitor so we knew his location.

>>austin has been doing everything judge ordered him to do. he takes a situation very serious is also taking is treated very serious and he's been doing everything has to do to get better. >>vinson is now bacin on severa new charges, including assault with a deadly weapon and making criminal threats. statu rescheduled for tuesday afternoon. which means it could coincide with his arraignment on these new charges. maureen kelly kron 4 and continuing our team coverage now often this is the second arrest comes as no surprise to the victim in last week's assault on first and kerman live outside that condo in the city where the attack happened with more dan. >>well, pam and ken know spoke with cuts are in today. she is the woman a scene in that video being attack she says that this is something that was expected on her heart that this suspect involved in her attack would be arrested for something else. >>the fact that assault suspect austin vincent is back in the county jail now accused of a second assault comes as no surprise to pennies casar ian,

he's hardly needed boxes son austin is one of 6000 oklahomans believed to have died from an opioid overdose since the start of the millennium a promising american footballer he died in his prime. austin was living a nightmare then nightmare at prescription drug abuse now the 1st of thousands of lawsuits aimed at holding manufacturers and distributors to account has made it through trial cleveland county district judge that borkman have said prosecutors had proven johnson and johnson to create a public nuisance it would take decades to repair.

austin who was living a nightmare the nightmare at prescription drug abuse now the 1st of thousands of lawsuits aimed at holding manufacturers and distributors to account has made it through trial cleveland county district judge that said prosecutors have proven johnson and johnson helped create a public nuisance that would take decades to repair.

austin hillwood, bbc news.ust heard from the england women's manager, phil neville talking about bury. well, he was speaking ahead of england's friendly against belgium tomorrow as they begin preparations for the euros in 2021. it will be england's first match since they lost the bronze medal game against sweden at the world cup in france. neville has said his side are not at the standard they should be and that they're tired of losing in semi—finals. we have got to be braver, tougher, and except that actually what we're doing at the moment isn't up to levels to win a gold medal and get to the final. we have to push our bodies, or football, to the final. we have to push our bodies, orfootball, ortactics. now for the next two years, if you are not prepared to push yourself beyond the limits we are already pushing it, then you are going to the 0lympic it, then you are going to the olympic games. and i think they are under no illusions now that every camp, every selection, it matters. and if they are not meeting t

>> it is simple. >> he >> living the dream, austin scott.ou are living the dream. >> thank you kindly. >> he says he is not sure how long he will live the dream as he plays hamilton, doesn't even know what comes next but he says he is open to it all and excited about the journey. you can hear much more of her conversation with austin by going to our people podcast, you will find it where you get your podcast, from phoenicia to broadway. >> i was a great piece. >> coming up next here on mornings on 2, the nine broadway and donuts go together like pb&j, right? >> maybe not for a new prediction of wicked, they do. we will show you the psycho donut designed to celebrate the popular musicals next, in the south bay. >> we always think of lake tahoe as a destination. see why leaders in south lake tahoe are thinking about getting people out of their. stomach the city of south lake tahoe is working on emergency evacuation plans in case there is a major wildfire. south lake tahoe only has a population of 20,000 but on any summer weekend there can be 8

austin vincent is accused in that case. after this video made the news, a woman accused him of attacking her in february, and he was charged in that case. the district attorney has now determined vincent wasn't even here in february, that he was in southern california. so those charges will be dropped in court today. vincent is now in custody. his attorney will ask that he be released from jail now that these new charges are being dropped. that hearing is set for 9:00 this morning. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> happening today, you are invited to a meeting about the proposed navigation center along the embarcadero in san francisco. an advisory group has been created to monitor and provide feedback on the activities of the center. department of public works and department of homelessness will be there to answer questions. that will be at the south beach community room on the embarcadero on king street. >>> happening today, one of three suspected gunman accused of a brazen shooting on san francisco's

he's probably i mean it boxes son austin is one of $6000.00 oklahomans believed to have died from an opioid overdose since the start of the millennium a promising american footballer he died in his prime. austin was living a nightmare the nightmare at prescription drug abuse now the 1st of thousands of lawsuits aimed at holding manufacturers and distributors to account has made it through trial cleveland county district judge that borkman have said prosecutors have proven johnson and johnson to create a public nuisance that would take decades to repair the loans today judge walker has affirmed our position that johnson and johnson motivated by greed and avarice is responsible for the opioid epidemic in our spirit. johnson and johnson will formally be held accountable for thousands of deaths and addiction caused by their activities. the company was accused of flooding the market with painkillers and deceptively marketing them denies wrongdoing saying its sales claims were backed by science it plans to appeal against the oklahoma court's decision. we have sympathy. for all who suffer.

a hijacked vehicle well for more on this story i want to bring in john this jenny hoff who is in austin texas good to have you with us jenny what more can you tell us about this shooting. well just as a few minutes ago this was still a very active situation in fact i was watching the local news from that area middle and odessa and the newscasters were in one of the malls that police were raiding to see if there was a suspect they had to actually go off the air so leave the screen and continue talking for their own safety they said they saw shoes on the ground in the mall as people just left all of their belongings behind and running out so just as a few minutes ago it was still a very active situation and though we've been told that the active shooter has been killed and there is no longer an active shooter threat really those areas those cities are still on lockdown the university there is on lockdown the mall area hospital is reported on lockdown so it's still a very tense situation in the area as they figure out if there's any more threat that they have to worry about now jenny this

>>austin has been doin everything that the judge ordered him to do. he takes a situation very serious but is also taking is treated very serious and he's been doing everything he has to do to get better vinson is now back inside the san francisco county jail booked on several new charges, including. >>assault with a deadly weapon and making criminal threats. he's due back in court for that postponed status hearing and likely. his arraignment on these new charges tuesday afternoon. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>vincent second arrest comes as no surprise to the victim in the last week's assault pennies qatari and sent us a statement that reads not surprised the judges the district attorney's office in theity ne to take these matters more seriously and look at these cases with more scrutiny because as it's been proven just in the past week when criminals are struggling with mental illness and substance abuse. they can't be safe to be in our streets. that's that it's not a matter of if they would hurt residents of as have been a matter of when in the past

austin who was living a nightmare the nightmare at prescription drug abuse now the 1st of thousands of lawsuits aimed at holding manufacturers and distributors to account has made it through trial cleveland county district judge that borkman are set prosecutors have proven johnson and johnson to create a public nuisance that will take decades to repair. it will today judge walker and has affirmed our position that johnson and johnson motivated by greed and avarice is responsible for the opioid ready epidemic in our state. johnson and johnson will finally be held accountable for thousands of deaths and addiction caused by their activities. the company was accused of flooding the market with painkillers and deceptively marketing them to denies wrongdoing saying its sales claims were backed by science comes to appeal against the oklahoma court's decision . we have sympathy. for all who suffer. from substance of the use. but johnson and johnson. did not cause the opioid abuse crisis here in oklahoma. or anywhere in this country. for many more claimants disagree with the company with 2000 p

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but fear turned to outrage when a san francisco superior court judge decided to release 25 year-old austin vincent pending his next court hearing. now criticism of that decision continues to grow i do think the judge was was wrong. san francisco mayor london breed weighed in thursday when asked about judge christine van akins decision to release been sent on the sort of case management. despite recommendations from the d a and pre trial not to release him. this person is a danger. society at this time it's it's been proven. and you know it's something that needs to be addressed and it's unfortunate that with what we know is happening on our streets around people who have serious mental health issues who really need to be in a facility or something where they could get support hard just released back into the street, but the mayor is also been criticized. >>in one post the victim tweeted which city will keep its residents safe and protected from drug addicted mentally ill criminals. most certainly not sf led by london breed later she tweeted i need answers. jerry brown, gavin newsome recall

katy austin, bbc news. cross station but first, alex dunlop is at ipswich hospital. is it any clearer what happened today during a power failure? not yet, this is a major hospital, 650 beds and an a&e unit so a power cut of this scale is potentially very serious. they lost power at about 5pm and critically, one of the three generators here did not work. for whatever reason, and they are still trying to investigate, there was a complete power outage across a 48 acre site for between 20—30 minutes. the hospital is keen to stress that at no point where patients put at risk and they were able to carry out procedures and observations manually, like blood pressure testing and giving oxygen and so forth. they say that at no point did they have to transfer hospital patients to other hospitals. however, other procedures like x—rays, scans, could not be carried out and they have apologised to patients that they had to be postponed. i guess it is a blessing that this happened in the early evening outside of normal hou

>>austin has been doing everything judge ordered him to do.s the situation very serious but is also taking is treated very serious and he's been doing everything he has to do to get better vinson is now back inside the san francisco county jail booked on several new charges, including. >>assault with a deadly weapon and making criminal threats. he's due back in court for that postponed status hearing and likely his arraignment on these new charges tuesday afternoon. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>in a related development safe embarcadero for all which is the neighborhood group suing the city of san francisco to stop the homeless navigation shelter being built along the embarcadero released this statement after learning of the new charges austin james vincent faces it reads quote, judge van aken must apologize to the victim resident bunnies gosar ian and to every citizen for her lack of judgment. the city of san francisco most voluntarily halt the embarcadero homeless shelter until the courts rule on our legal claims to stop it. this is a matter

it's that the judge has now ruled the defendant austin vincent must be tracked with a gps ankle monitor. >>he's being monitored so we know where he is and he harming other or others or you know putting others address that that makes me feel a lot better yes, sorry and says she reached out to prosecutors friday afternoon and asked them why they told her but the judge and seen the video when she had not she says prosecutors told her they don't remember telling her that. in san francisco dan kerman kron 4 news. >>in the wake of this attack near the embarcadero in san francisco man is now speaking out about being assaulted and harassed by a homeless man himself. >>twice to kron four's gayle ong is live in the city with this story, gayle. >>grant and vicki these incidents have been the last year, but this person is getting ptsd just hearing and seeing about this recent attack. he feels deep empathy for the victim. >>for a fact that she is not safe when he's out. >>riemann sullivan is talking about this a san francisco woman getting attacked by a homeless man near the embarcadero sunday sulli

my focus is remain on austin is helping austin and i'm just going to keep helping them navigate through this complex system. >>vinson's public defender who in a previous hearing said vincent was having a mental health crisis at the time of last week's incident argued vincent was not a that to public safety and should be released. >>he was having the root causes of some of his issues being addressed and now he's in jail. when he's not going to help with those issues when son pleaded not guilty to the new charges. he's due back in court on september 4th at which time prosecutors will try him consolidating these 2 cases into one. in the meantime police are currently looking at 2 other cases to see if vincent is connected at the hall of justice in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>tonight police in berkeley are looking into the assault that happened early this morning. a victim suffered serious injuries to his head. and it happened just a few feet from some u c berkeley freshman dorms kron four's noel bello has the latest be aware of your surroundings 24 hours a day. >>don't go anywh

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