officers arrived started talking to him many at some point he opened up the backpack where the police found the keys to the ferrari. and another one. sand rafael ferrari service center confirmed it was stolen. and the price of the car. $245,000. >> well stunning underwater video released showing a california ship wreck happening 100 years ago today. >> the u.s. coast guard cutter mcculling was at war. she was when she was hit i another shop and sunk offer the coast in nbc bay area peggy bunker with the underwater images. >> the coast guard cutter mcdulling sank 100 years ago atop struck by a passenger liner coming from san francisco and steamed around point conception. pictures of the sink shipping show the moment it went under down. the it resting here on the ocean floor the videos was released recently. the cutter sank with an hour after the collision. this is it going down in 1917. one person onboard the boat was killed. this is the mcculling today. this is video here of it buried in silt off the coast of santa barbra. you see the fish swimming around. the wreckage only discovered

they were on a three-week backpacking trip through europe when the terroriest atckpted the evactuation of their hostel. (dena stephen/son is in london): "i know they were scared but they were fine. i just feel sorry for the families that have been affected by this, itús awful." luckily, dena's son contacted her to say he was safe before she had even learned about the attack. the four men plan to complete their trip as planned. dena says she worries about the men but does not want them to live their lives in fear. (justine) philippine police say the suspect behind the casino attack in manila.... was a heavily indebted filipino who was hooked on gambling. authorities confirmed the suspect's identity as jesse carlos. they say he was over 80 thousand dollars in debt...due to his obsession with casino gambling. staff and guests of "resorts world manila" were among the 37 people who died in the attack. police in the philippines say that the attack was a robbery, not terrorism. (jr stone) golden state warriors fans across the bay area are still sporting their blue and yellow tonight. the dubs

blessings in a backpack i think could be that if only. >> at 40.t started? >> the first person was a school teacher. she was really concerned. she could not believe children were coming back to school this tired, this hungry. she realized that the last meal they were having was friday at lunch until they came back to school on monday for breakfast. $100 feeds a child for the entire school year. that's 38 weekends. it gets them back to school monday ready to learn. >> translator: to some people, it might not be that much, but for people that have needs, for me, it's a lot because with that i can make the biggest special meal for the kids. and the kids are very happy. >> reporter: this cause meant a lot to me because i know that my dad grew up in dire poverty. the 14th kid of 14 in the hills of eastern kentucky. now he says because we farmed they always had food to eat. when he talks about how he would pack lunch for school, it was this. he would take stale corn bread, put it in a mason jar, put it in milk, tie it up and put it in a stream and that's

taking his phone and laptop and backpack.a police officer said he was not the first either. >> they said it does not happen a lot but there has been a spike lately. >> reporter: is bart doing enough to keep people safe? >> we contend they are not. >> reporter: an attorney representing the men said it is part of a pattern. >> the incident of these type of mob style robberies does appear to be spiking and appears to be particularly concentrated at the coliseum bart station. >> reporter: according to documents there were 49 robberies systemwide in the beginning of 2016. the number jumped to 71 this year. a 45% increase. when you look at the stations in oakland alone the number jumped from 19 to 29. a 53% increase. bart's were there new police chief less than a week ago. targeting mob style attacks is on his radar. >> anytime you have an incident such as that it is a public safety concern. >> reporter: the data shows 5 1/2% of writers say they actually have seen an officer riding a train. the chief of police of bart said he is lo

surveillance footage of the prime suspect in the second fire, the man you see here with a jacket hood, backpacknd riding a bicycle. atf is offering a 50 thousand dollar reward and the developer has matched that bring it to 100- thousand dollars. he hope to start rebuilding this site for a third time before the end of the year. in emeryville,, dan kerman kron 4 news. (rob fladeboe) here in san jose...arson investigators are looking into a string of suspicious fires that broke out early thursday. six separate fires. five of them set in dumpsters, between 2 and 5 a.m.. all within a two mile radius of the corner of willow and vine street where a fire in some debris in the parking lot jumped to a grocery store, which sustained considerable damage. no one was hurt. the fire department calling on residents to report anything suspicious. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (maureen kelly) the white owners of a pleasanton construction company are being sued for racial harrasment after giving their african american employee pictures of themselves dressed as president trump and a trump supporter. in both

paris police shot a man after he pulled a hammer from his backpack and tried to attacken officer outside of notre dame cathedr cathedral. while we wait for press secretary sean spicer our word of the day is control. >> i kind of wanted to spin political correctness. this behavior is crazy. he needs to get a grip on it. >> i think the tweeting is ill-advised. i would hope the president would rethink this. >> if the president is incapable of self discipline the fundamental problem is the president's character. >> president trump is making it clear he that won't answer calls from his own party to control his nonstop need to tweet. all of this days ahead of anticipated testimony in the history of modern day politics. james comey set to testify under oath before the senate intelligence committee thursday. let's start with kelly out of london. what do we know? >> well, officials are not yet officially calling this a terror attack. they say they are investigating in that -- along those lines based on the fact that this attacker said this is for syria also based on the fact that this happened at

a person wearing an explosive belt and a backpack has been neutralized at a train station in brusselsng of an explosion. officials say it is too early to say whether this is a terrorist incident. calling this incident a disgrace, president trump is laying blame for the death of on northbier firmly korea. he spoke in an oval office meeting today with the president of ukraine. woulds warmbier's death have been avoided if he had been brought accident. the 22-year-old came back in a coma. the cincinnati coroner's office is investigating. meantime, vice president mike pence had a drop in with president trump and h.r. mcmaster trump is expected to. meet with vladimir putin . . pulling in georgia is going smoothly. the bitter runoff between karen handel and john

said that things one attacker came up from behind the police officers, pulled out a hammer from a backpack and hit an officer in the upper body and then in the head, saying this is for syria. his partner, according to the interior ministry, then shot the attacker who was not killed. he was injured. but he was, as police say, neutralized. we understand he was taken to the hospital and no idea what his condition is at this point. this afternoon the interior minister is saying they believe the attacker is an lgerian studt based on an i.d. card found on him. they're still trying to verify that i.d. card and identity. they have not released a name. the interior minister also saying it looks like he acted a i lone and craig -- alone, and craig, along with a hammer he had kitchen knives in his backpack. police officer hit by the hammer, hit by this attacker with a hammer, is not critical. the interior minister saying today we've gone from sophisticated terrorism to terrorism where any tool will do. craig? >> kitchen knives and the hammer. kelly cobiella, thank you. chris dickey and we should prob

francisco was made -- forced to make an emergency landing after lithium battery in a passenger's backpack caught fire. it raises concerns about those batteries which can cause fires in everything from hover boards to cell phones. >> when the passengers backpack started smoking. this jetblue airliner from michigan to sfo made an emergency landing. >> it was pretty scary seen smoke on the plane. at 35,000 feet. with everybody standing up in smoke coming through the cabin. >> i that time the plane landed the air crew had quelled the smoke and fire. >> it is just the latest in a long series of fire from lithium batteries. numerous test have shown that the batteries can suddenly and without warning began to smoke, flame, or explode. and once the fire starts other lithium batteries nearby can ignite. which is why u.s. passenger planes do not allow cargo shipments of them and their cargo holds. they want passenger owned batteries brought aboard only in kit -- carry-on baggage. lithium is heavily implicated in the malaysian flight 370. as well as the two cargo aircraft losses. >>> let's move thin

tonight they have released a picture of man on a bike wearing a hooding and carrying a backpack... he is the prime suspect. tonight we will have more on the investigation... and the large reward being offered. we will have that story and much more on kron 4 news at six. grant back to you. (vcki) a new study tonight suggests children who drink dairy alternatives... may end up shorter than those who drink cow's milk. according to the report from the american journal of clinical nutrition... each cup of non-cow's milk consumed daily led to a loss of about a quarter inch in height... this is compared to the average for a child's age. for example-- a three-year-old who drinks three cups of rice, soy, or almond milk each day... would be more than half an inch shorter than a three-year-old who drinks three cups of dairy each day. the study suggests one reason for the difference in height might be that plant-based milks do not stimulate insulin-like growth factor production as well as cow's milk does. (grant) summer is almost herand almost everyone knows that if you go out in the sun...pec

here's a backpack. >> stephen: a backpack, wow, i'm impressed.ffle bag. >> yeah, me and john. >> stephen: what do they do there? >> basically, pick your option. >> stephen: are you comfortable with the nudity? >> i'm okay with it. it's a hard-working butt. my trainer jason walsh makes sure things are worked out. >> stephen: do squats. do squats. >> stephen: never skip leg day. >> no, never. >> stephen: i did a nude scene once -- >> full frontal nude? >> stephen: i was 19. get out! >> stephen: when they asked me, i said, i should do this now. i knew it wasn't going to last much longer. >> yeah. >> stephen: what about on set, when you're nude, when you're there and it's all hang out, do they clear the set? >> yeah, they will be polite, clear the set, close the set is what they call it, and then usually, you know, i had a towel on the day we were filming, the terrible towel. >> stephen: that's nice. and then i just kind of kept my back the a wall in between takes but i was still trying to communicate, like, hey, what's up, chris? you know? yeah, yea

the backpack contained an overheating laptop computer battery. >> the backpack was burned. >> it wastty scary to see smoke on the plane at 5000 feet. we looked back in row 25 and saw people standing up. there was smoke around them we did not know what was going on. >> reporter: i the time they landed in michigan, the smoke had dissipated. >> from where i was a could not see anything. >> reporter: it is just the latest in a long series of fires over many years attributed to high-energy lithium batteries used in most consumer electronics from computers to ipods and ipads and everything in between. testing shows they can begin to smoke, flame, or expired. once a fire starts, other lithium batteries nearby will ignite. that is why cargo shipments of them in cargo holds are no longer allowed. since the early 1990s there have been more than 150 lithium battery overheating incidents on aircraft. and that includes the implication of lithium batteries in the disappearance of the malaysian airways flight 370 that still has not been found. >> so a question in regards to the rules. it seems like

police recovered a backpack that contained ammunition.only the mac 10 was used and 20 rounds were filed. is not clear who stole the guns and police were asked how jimmy lam was able to get the guns into a secure ups facility. >> jimmy lam was an employee of ups and was in the building for employment purposes. any information that we have as to where he came in and

. >> we're donating $1000 locally, and also we want to go backpacking in europe when we are older, so some of the money is going to go for that. >> congratulations to our grand prize winners. now take a look at their winning documentary. >> america is a nation of refugees and immigrants. most of the 325 million people living in the united states have a story of immigration somewhere in their heritage. >> each day, around 30,000 people are forced to flee their countries because of persecution, not knowing if they are ever going to return. people are forced to make a difficult choice, to leave, or risk their lives by staying. >> it's estimated that 6.5 million people are forcibly displaced worldwide, however not all of them are considered refugees. a refugee someone who has been forced to flee their country because of persecution, war, or violence, and cannot return safely. >> with so many people desperate, fleeing their countries, politicians are arguing over whether the united states should let more refugees in the country. president trump: we don't know who they are. there's no paper

he was going to syria, he had a backpack.dn't do anything about this. questions to answer for the british reaction as well but we've got to look at how our european partners are dealing with this. i'm astonished that this person wasn't pulled aside in italy. we are leaving the european union. it's all right then saying, why didn't the british pick him up, but they say that he had isis information on his phone, he was put on some systems they have, which is shared by the italians and m15 and m16, but whether they saw it is another issue. i feel sorry for the security forces. 23,000 cases apparently where they might investigate, 3000 people probably at it, if they get the chance, 500 active cases and it takes 30 people to monitor one person for 24 hours. where do they start? and they've stopped what, 18 serious terror attacks in the last few years and three this year already? absolutely. it's not easy. and the game has changed, they may in the past have been looking at people who were trying to get bomb material, plotting thing

very important that even though you feel you have been betrayed, not to carry that stone in your backpack. it will bring you down. so, forgiveness is a very big part of life. i learned to forgive my father. i learned to forgive that god in the parking lot. forth giveness is terribly important. another thing is don't be afraid of emptiness. don't be afraid of losing anything. and don't ever think you're stuck. if you feel stuck in life, there is so much life waiting for you out there. don't be afraid to let go of those things that are not working for you and to grab on, even if there's nothing to hold on to, hold on to the faith that potential is waiting for you. and you will be fulfilled. so, fear has no place in the ups and downs of life. it'sed a adventure. >> host: this has been a wonderful conversation and thank you. >> guest: my pleasure. thank you, johnny. >> trails like this one that went look the willamette river provides about residents an opportunity to enjoy nature. come along on this trip on oregon trails. >> eugene is in a beautiful spot but also a fragile place, and peoples

his shoes, his backpack. police have identified him as 64-year-old richard lee cooper of an unconfirmed address. people in the neighborhood say it was a friendly panhandler that this is the median strip he worked just about every day. elizabeth park san, she remembered. >> tragedy. >> what are you going to remember most about it? >> like i said, he's saying thank you and god bless. >> also, at the scene today, felix, he was on his way to work when he saw this terrible accident and then realized his mom was behind the wheel of that toyota >> and then you pulled her from the car. >> yes. >> >> reporter: was she conscious when you pulled her out. >> she was a little -- she was a little slow. >> reporter: the man on the median struck and killed this morning in a strange of violent accident on middle brook road near great sen ka highweca high. they say it went out of control, threw him off on the hood and kept on going, hitting a ford expedition crossing four lanes of traffic, jumping the curb, slamming in to a tr