bernard was already on the ground. definitely was out of it.nce it was called out, we were probably inside less than a minute after the fight was called out. bernard was laying on -- or sitting on the ground, looked dazed. once the officer saw it, they both ran away. gomez polanco ran to a cell that wasn't his, inmate rivera ran to his cell. >> it was a little chaotic. for the most part, i tried to be nonconfrontational as much as possible. it's not what i prefer, but, unfortunately, i'm put in -- i'm put into a situation that there's really not too much i can do. >> from what i understand, inmate rivera and inmate polanco believed inmate bernard was working with some sort of police agency. since they thought he was snitching, they decided to assault him. >> both the inmates who attacked bernard were placed in disciplinary segregation. one of them, rafael riviera, says bernard, whose nickname is whitey, had it coming. >> let me tell you something. whitey don't have no friends. because he's a [ bleep ] snitch. working for the police. because he

bernard, i begin with you. was this a victory for mac reason or defeat for le pen? were people voting against her or voting for him. >> both. it was a huge defeat for le pen. she was predicted to be the winner and lost very strongly. it is a strong defeat. veep a sort of stop to the wave of populism in france. a very big defeat and by the way sort of suicide. she committed suicide during the main television debate by unmasking herself. she dropped the mask of her respectability and revealed her true ugly and extremist face. this is one thing. but the other thing is that is also a positive vote in favor of emmanuel macron. he was good during the campaign he did his best to overcome the other parties and had the most modern part of the left aligning with the most progressive part of the right. he is going to be winning and this is what happened in france and what they voted for. it is not only a vote anti but for emmanuel macron. >> charlie: how did he do it? ? >> part is luck. he was the first to benefit from several things. first of all a very weak candidate on the

. >> reporter: bill and donna bernard are truly downsizing from their crockpot, now a mere four quartsto their home, just 399 square feet. >> it fit into our financial plan. it fit with our style. >> reporter: what are the benefits of living in a house like this? >> cleaning. it is so easy. >> reporter: look below, you will see they're actually living in an rv. >> this is our new park model. >> reporter: the bernards bought the home last summer, planting it at a trailer park in pismo beach, california, and spent about $75,000 on their humble abode after selling their previous home for $629,000. >> that's one of the reasons we were able to retire at an early age. >> reporter: they're not alone. more and more baby boomers are choosing to sell their homes and move into 55-plus mobile home communities. >> this is one we just put in a few months ago. >> reporter: luis payne manages payne manages pismo dunes senior park which is full. >> just a peaceful place to live. 7:00, you can hear a pin drop. >> reporter: retirees stay so long she gave the place a nickname. >> the holding tank for the

half-brother of resident william howard taft, had commissioned a lincoln statue, created by george grey bernard, which was on failed instance and that a, 1917. here it is, if you've you've seen this i would guess, this famous one in chicago. so this was put up in 1917. charles taft was pleased, so pleased that he wanted to have a second one made, and exact replica and send it over to london. he was going to pay for the whole thing. it seemed as though this would solve the problem that they've been having -- having a good their projects underway. -- made an offer, the heat sucked in, it seems like that would be the end of the story. but then firestorm in the media broke out. high levels of leadership on both sides of the atlantic,

we are talking to bernard byrne. we're going to take you to ireland.us yesterday on brexit and what that means for ireland. we will carry on that conversation as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ londonm guy johnson in with tom keene. let's turn our attention to dublin. since the u.k. voted to leave the e.u., britain's financial firms have explored setting up subsidiaries or moving headquarters. will brexit give dublin a rise in the rankings? i'm joined now by the allied irish bank ceo, bernard byrne. good morning to you. the man effectively in charge of the commission strategy on brexit in dublin yesterday speaking. do you have any belief that we're going to be seeing ireland coming out of the brexit negotiations in good shape? he assured everybody they would. bernard: i think there's opportunities and threats that come out of brexit. in the short term, we are more focused on understanding the threats and trying to make sure we can understand the businesses we support. those are things to come from currency movements, and as brexit moves forward, what sort o

let's go live to cornell bernard who is at the finish line. good morning to you. >> good morning, chris. the mantra according to one run sere that it's not a race, it's a party. but the race and the party is definitely on. we have a winner with a time of 34.48. an elite runner from kenya. we will hear from him in just a moment. first take a look at what we saw just about an hour ago. sky seven over the starting line at 8:00 a.m. when 50,000 runners funneled through howard and main street. 7 1/2 miles through san francisco's hills and neighborhoods. the beta breakers. one of my favorite costumes in the race, who says salmon can't swim upstream, one group the wrong way. we were at the finish line a few moments ago and spoke with the number one and number two winners. >> what was your strategy from the starting line? >> it was tough, but i tried to hang on. >> the race was okay. i feel okay to be number two. i am happy to come to this race again. i was the winner 2014. the first family elite runner crossed with a time of 39 minutes. we will have

cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >>> good, clean fun. >> good, clean fun. salmon swimming upstream. >>> bitcoin, it's proving to be much more than a tech trend. >>> and snatched from a pier. wow, amazing video shows this sea lion yanking a young girl into t >>> bitcoin has reached a milestone. the virtual currency has topped more than $2,000 per coin. that is a huge increase considering it was at $1,000 just a few weeks ago. in fact, it's gone up 12% in the last week alone. analysts say bitcoin is now seen as an asset that can cold value through instability. asian markets are also becoming more open to the digital money and bitcoin is valued at $2,036. >>> a close encount we are wildlife went from peaceful to terrifying in seconds. a little girl got too close to the water when a sea lion lunged at her, grabbed her by the skirt, and pulled her into the water. watch that right here. she sits down and here comes that sea lion and pulls her in. a man jumped into the water and rescued the girl near vancouver, british columbia. earlier video shows visitors feedin

cornell bernard is live on the embarcadero near the start of that race. cornell, paint the scene for us this morning. >> reporter: yeah, i'll try. it is the calm before the craziness, chris. good morning. check it out. finishing touches being put on the starting line here at main and howard for 106th running of the bay to breakers race. it is a one-of-a-kind san francisco event. it is hard to describe. but a lot of volunteers showing up to help point runners in the right direction. i talked to them a few minutes ago. some kind of hesitant and scared because they've heard a lot of stuff about the race because it is pretty crazy and lots of fun. but 50,000 runners, 100,000 spectators, believe it or not. making the trek from downtown to the great highway. 7.5 miles up and over the hills and neighborhoods of san francisco. san francisco police will be out in force like they have in years past. they want everybody to have a great time. but there is a zero tolerance policy for alcohol and if cops catch you on the course with booze, they will take it away from y

i agree with bernard. we have been taught time and time again.ad, wait for the next guy. leave these guys in place and get the job done with them. >> eric: erdogan? >> maybe, maybe. >> eric: i take a little tact on this. i know where you guys are coming from. this is america where peaceful protest is protected by the first amendment. they completely overstep their bounds. i don't know the ambassador as mccain pointed out. do you lean on him a little bit. lean on him about pushing back about some of the things we wanted to be doing with him. when i first saw that i was positive that was not in america. that was a movie set. >> eboni: you strong mess is sage we don't do. this we don't condone it. ultimately we decide there are business we can do around other interests. that's not okay. look at his reaction. super suspect. is he not even bothered whatsoever. i tend to think that yeah, he at least knew it was coming. >> no better than the mayor of berkeley who stood by and watched for 8 hours the chairs being thrown through windows. >> katherine: pro

. >> cornell bernard has the details. >> i dropped to the ground immediately. >> it was two cars chasing each other. >> reporter: she took cover when shots rang out. >> it was right at 9:30, and i heard pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: michael kelly's home security camera captured this. a high-speed case down the street from lombard to bay. police investigators closed two blocks, counting shell casings scattered in the streets. kevin o'donnell saw the action from his apartment window. >> two cars side by side blow through the stop sign, high speeds, but continuous bullets ringing out. >> reporter: from the video you can see a gunpoi pointed out th window of the red bmw. >> i saw the gun cocked out of the car. >> reporter: could you believe what you were seeing here? >> no. actually, i wasn't prepared for that this morning. on mother's day? really? >> reporter: police are looking nor the two suspect cars. it's unknown if anyone in the gray sedan was injured. >> it's always nice and quiet. that's what surprised me. >> reporter: police are revealing the surveillance footage. in san francisc

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard was there. >> reporter: sky 7 overhead as 40,000 plus runners on the move for bay to breakers. elite runners in the lead. some naughty salmon in the race broke the rules and chose to swim upstream. at ocean beach the finish line clock malfunctioned but got repaired just in time as the 23-year-old from kenya won the race with a time of 34:48. >> i am happy to be the winner of today. >> reporter: for others, it's less about the race and more about the experience, and the costumes. it was a good day to be a dinosaur, or a duck. >> how hard is it to run in something like this? >> swimming is easier. it's my stronger sport. >> reporter: pink flamingos. >> pink outfit. feathers, beak. >> reporter: this year's race remembering the summer of love. >> '67. the summer of love. that's my birthday. >> reporter: it ends at ocean beach, but for many the party gets started here in the panhandle. this is where the race turns into the street party. police in force trying to keep four-wheeled floats off the course and enforce a no-alcohol policy. many wound up in th

in oakland, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >>> and you can stay on top much every update with the uk bombing on the "abc 7 news" app. download the app and enable push alerts to get breaking news updates as they happen. >>> new at 11:00, one person was hospitalized after a deck collapsed during a family barbecue in oakley. this happened at a home on mellow wood drive around 8:30 this evening. two other people turned down medical treatment. we have new developments in the search for the missing uber driver. tonight san francisco police searched a property in the bay view district. they're trying to find pes pesef chai. on saturday we told you his missing vehicle was located in the area, strimd of everything including its wheels. tonight police used a canine to search the industrial area on van dyke avenue. they did not say if they found any new evidence. >>> happening now, a proposed school in dublin has hundreds of people packed into a meeting stretching late into the night. >> the proposed school would be at the corner of gle a son drive and hacienda drive. the problem for parents is

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us live from benicia with the story. cornell? >> reporter: alma, it may be weeks before this refinery is back to normal operation after some flaring incidents this month. one last week apparently much worse than the city thought. check out the oily mess on these car windshields parked near the valero benicia refinery. the mystery residue started drifting from the refinery monday. valero reportedly offering free car wash vouchers to drivers affected. it all began may 5th when a power outage caused flaring. black smoke pouring from the refinery stacks. fernando shot this video. >> something was wrong because, you know, we never see the smoke like that. >> reporter: many homes and businesses told to shelter in place, but the following monday there was more flaring and people got sick. >> i had one employee throw up. i had since 30 to the emergency room, and we didn't get any notice about anything going on beforehand. no one's talking about it now. and i'm a little upset about it. >> reporter: jasmine powell told benicia city council

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live where he's gathered new information, cornell. >> reporter: yeah eric, the shooting left folks who live here pretty shocked. one man just told me this is a very quiet neighborhood, a very unusual circumstance which happened today. police have closed terrega and burgundy drives. the actual house where it happened is about a block from where we are. pleasanton police held a news briefing a short time ago about the officer-involved shooting which left a man dead. they say he approached officers pointing a gun. >> the male walked towards the officers, holding a firearm, and pointing it in their direction. in response, one of our officers fired his duty weapon, hitting the subject. >> reporter: now that police spokesperson said three pleasanton police officers responded to a home on burgundy drive this morning after a 911 call about a family disturbance. police spokesperson said that when their officers approached the home, the garage door went up and that armed man was standing inside, now at this point, we do not know his name, we do know that n

in oakland, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >>> and you can stay on top much every update with the uk bombing on the "abc 7 news" app. download the app and enable push alerts to get breaking news updates as they happen. >>> new at 11:00, one person was hospitalized after a deck collapsed during a family barbecue in oakley. this happened at a home on mellow wood drive around 8:30 this evening. two other people turned down medical treatment. we have new developments in the search for the missing uber driver. tonight san francisco police searched a property in the bay view district. they're trying to find pes pesef chai. on saturday we told you his missing vehicle was located in the area, strimd of everything including its wheels. tonight police used a canine to search the industrial area on van dyke avenue. they did not say if they found any new evidence. >>> happening now, a proposed school in dublin has hundreds of people packed into a meeting stretching late into the night. >> the proposed school would be at the corner of gle a son drive and hacienda drive. the problem for parents is

abc 7 news report cornell bernard is live with our story tonight. cornell. >> reporter: eric, the whale is about a quarter mile from where we are standing on this cliff. mammal experts believe of that she was likely struck by a ship and for now this weekend she's attracting quite a crowd. >> i find it shocking. i've never seen it, chunks. i think it's just a shame. >> fern simcof was overcome with emotion at the sign of this glient 80-foot blue whale cashing cuss which washed up on ago get biech. hundreds of onlookers are snapping pictures of the female whale. >> it's pretty impressive, you know. it's pretty amazing it's the largest living thing that's ever existed on the earth. >> the smell is intense and overwhelming for some who had to cover their noses. >> by the time i got within about 50 yards of it i was ready to throw up. >> sky 7 was overhead. after she washed ashore on friday morning. >> she's the largest whale i've ever seen. >> this woman from the mammal center helped perform a knee crop sky on the whale she said it's likely she was stru

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us live from benicia with the story. cornell? >> reporter: alma, it may be weeks before this refinery is back to normal operation after some flaring incidents this month. one last week apparently much worse than the city thought. check out the oily mess on these car windshields parked near the valero benicia refinery. the mystery residue started drifting from the refinery monday. valero reportedly offering free car wash vouchers to drivers affected. it all began may 5th when a power outage caused flaring. black smoke pouring from the refinery stacks. fernando shot this video. >> something was wrong because, you know, we never see the smoke like that. >> reporter: many homes and businesses told to shelter in place, but the following monday there was more flaring and people got sick. >> i had one employee throw up. i had since 30 to the emergency room, and we didn't get any notice about anything going on beforehand. no one's talking about it now. and i'm a little upset about it. >> reporter: jasmine powell told benicia city council

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live where he's gathered new information, cornell. >> reporter: yeah eric, the shooting left folks who live here pretty shocked. one man just told me this is a very quiet neighborhood, a very unusual circumstance which happened today. police have closed terrega and burgundy drives. the actual house where it happened is about a block from where we are. pleasanton police held a news briefing a short time ago about the officer-involved shooting which left a man dead. they say he approached officers pointing a gun. >> the male walked towards the officers, holding a firearm, and pointing it in their direction. in response, one of our officers fired his duty weapon, hitting the subject. >> reporter: now that police spokesperson said three pleasanton police officers responded to a home on burgundy drive this morning after a 911 call about a family disturbance. police spokesperson said that when their officers approached the home, the garage door went up and that armed man was standing inside, now at this point, we do not know his name, we do know that n

cornell bernard is live in san francisco with the story. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, eric, nobody hurt, but some scary moments for sure in this russian hill neighborhood. bullets flying on polk street. one shattering the windshield of this car. a neighbor caught the chase and the shooting on video. >> i dropped down immediately and it was two cars chasing each other. >> reporter: she took cover with her dog when shots rang out on polk street. it was right at 9:30 and i heard pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: michael kelly's home security camera captured this, a sedan being fired on from a red bmw coupe, from lombard to bay. a stray bullet shattered this audi parked on the street. police investigators closed two blocks, counting shell casings, scattered in the street. >> i would guess i heard at least 10 or 11 bullets. >> reporter: kevin saw the action from his apartment window. >> i saw two cars side by side speeds, continuous bullets ringing out. >> reporter: take a close look. from the video you can see a gun pointed out the window of the red

cornell bernard is live in san francisco with the story. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, eric, nobody hurt, but some scary moments for sure in this russian hill neighborhood. bullets flying on polk street. one shattering the windshield of this car. a neighbor caught the chase and the shooting on video. >> i dropped down immediately and it was two cars chasing each other. >> reporter: she took cover with her dog when shots rang out on polk street. it was right at 9:30 and i heard pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: michael kelly's home security camera captured this, a sedan being fired on from a red bmw coupe, from lombard to bay. a stray bullet shattered this audi parked on the street. police investigators closed two blocks, counting shell casings, scattered in the street. >> i would guess i heard at least 10 or 11 bullets. >> reporter: kevin saw the action from his apartment window. >> i saw two cars side by side speeds, continuous bullets ringing out. >> reporter: take a close look. from the video you can see a gun pointed out the window of the red

>> prostitution and selling drugs. >> one of the things bernard did on occasion inside l.a.y jail was put on beauty pageants. he was like a peacock. he wanted to show off his feathers. >> do you like the miss america pageant? we do them in here, but we do them for the boys. and we have the girls, the boys, the schoolboys, the vogue and all kind of stuff like that, so it's a variety of things that you can run for. it's not just beauty. we cover with sheets and towels, stuff like that, make little dresses, you know. we destroy state property to make the outfits, in other words. >> do you wear makeup? >> yes, actually. look at my face. >> we explored another special housing unit at l.a. county as well, the mental health ward, where we encountered one of the most unforgettable scenes ever shown on "lockup." >> there was one gentleman in particular who i could barely see him because there was so much graffiti on his cell door and all over his walls. it looked like hieroglyphics. >> a lot of the writing on the door is human feces, and he also has combined a little mustard on it fo

bernard erlong wing -- in loudoun county at the senior pga championship. bernard longer winning the championship. >> and the first japanese driver takuma sato to indy 500. he's also 40 years of age, so congratulations to him. >> congratulations to him! >> i had a chance to see diane's story on the bats. that's a cool story worth certainly watching tonight. >>> weatherwise, a couple sprinkles here and there. sorry, frank, it was just that good. passing midday shower on tuesday, showers wednesday and thursday, friday the day to play hooky. >> you can get updates any time narrator:to do time is what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. >>> this is game on overtime. >> we are almost to june and the nat

." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: hello and thanks for joining us. this memorial day holiday weekend, about 40-million americans are traveling at least 50 miles or more, according to the aaa. most by car, and three-million by plane. now, new restrictions on plane travel are in the works. homeland security secretary john kelly said today the trump administration is considering a ban on large electronic devices, inclu

." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening and thanks for joining us. president trump is calling on the arab world to show unity and partner with the united states to combat extremism and terrorism. today, in the capital of saudi arabia, the president addressed a summit of leaders from 50 arab and muslim-majority countries, completing his two-day visit to the kingdom. in his 35-minute speech, mr. trump said the u.s. w

." >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. president trump is promising action on tax reform and health care. in an interview taped yesterday and broadcast today on cbs "face the nation," the president said the revenue losses from his plan to reduce personal and corporate tax rates will be offset by economic growth, better trade deals, and-- he seemed to suggest-- a new tax on imports. >> we have countries where if we make a product,

tonight's program, women in the white house, is part of our bernard and irene schwartz distinguishedpeaker series. i would like to thank mr. schwartz for his support that has allowed us to bring many fine historians and writers to this stage.

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the sixth seed from austria dominic thiem lostjust six games on the way to thrashing australia's bernardomic in straight sets. thiem is a contender for the title and he's the only player to defeat nine—time french open champion rafael nadal on clay this season it was very hot out there, so i'm happy that i won in three sets. he was a tough opponent, and it was a very close first set, i guess. i was also a little bit nervous. and because of this circumstance, i'm happy with my performance. bulgarian iith seed grigor dimitrov coasted past france's stephane robert in straight sets. dimitrov had previously lost his last four matches at the french open. every slam, i always have high expectations and i like playing the best of five sets. i think i have the stamina and endurance to go all the stamina and endurance to go all the way, but right now, i'm trying to lower my expectations since i haven't done that well since i've played this year, so i'm trying to ta ke played this year, so i'm trying to take it one match at a time and i will stay humble and compete. francesco totti brought his 25—s

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard was there. >> sky 7 overhead as 40,000 plus runners on the move forte runners in the lead. but some naughty salmon in the race broke the rules and chose to swim upstream. at ocean beach, the finish line clock malfunctioned, but got repaired just in time as 23-year-old filmon cheboi from kenya won with 42 minutes, 48 seconds. >> for others it's less about the race and more about the experience and the costumes. it was a good day to be a dinosaur or a duck. >> how hard it is to run in something like this? >> i would say swimming is usually easer, my stronger sport. >> or pink flamingos. >> full outfit, seven miles. we're going to do this. >> this year's race remembering the summer of love. but the flower power for the lloyd family. >> i was born in the summer of love, '67. that's my birthday. feeling it. >> true bay to breakers ends in ocean beach. but for in the party gets started in the panhandle. this is where the race turns into a street party. police trying to keep enforce a no alcohol policy. but many wound up in this first aid station, called the

bernard, was this a victory for macron, or a defeat for le pen?e people voting against her, or for him? >> it was both. a huge defeat for le pen. she was predicted to be the winner. and she lost, very strongly. , to thestrong defeat wave of populism in france. a very big defeat. it was even a sort of suicide. was suicide publicly during by main television debate dropping her mask of respectability. ugly,vealed her true, extremist self. also aer thing, it is positive votes in favor of emmanuel macron. he was really good during this campaign. he is best to overcome the old parties. he has the most modern part of the left aligning with the most progressive part of the right. he is at the edge of being a winning bet. this is what happened yesterday in france. against, only the vote it is a vote for emmanuel macron. charlie: how did he do it? >> luck as part of it. he is not the first centrist candidate in france. there have been many over the years. he was the first one to benefit from several things. candidate on weak the right. francois fillon, had

bernard in south carolina. bernard. >> caller: booyah, jim, how are you? >> good. how are you?not bad. want to get information on the opk legend. >> there are issues with some things they have. i will come back and say that i wish they would come on the show and tell us what's happening. i can't opine without their help. how about doug in florida, doug! >> caller: hi, jim, thanks for taking my call. i want to check on bgx. >> i love the combination. it will produce returns for a long time. that is a solid buy. bdx. >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for educating me. what's your take on alexion pharmaceutical? >> i like them. i said don't give up on their cancer franchise, it is big. they're the one to buy. jim in arizona. >> caller: hi, cramer, i'm calling about the symbol x. >> i don't like x, i like new corp because the ceo is doing a great job, bought some today for my charitable trust. it this is cheapest in the group. the others are challenged for earnings. to bob in illinois. bob. >> caller: hey, jim, this is bob from chicago. i saw you the other day on the early morning show.

bernard, you're very familiar with these extremist groups here in the u.s. how prominent are these groups and how much of a threat do they pose to us here in the u.s.? >> the huge threat at the moment is this mutation of the world's largest religion to commit these atrocities in the name of god. and you know that you are dealing with an adversary that has a very powerful motive. they have culture to do something such as attacking little girls at a concert without any regard. the assumption has to be that we are vulnerable in all areas where we have crowds, large numbers of people, visitors, kids at school, all of those things have to be designed and reacted in a way assuming that this threat exists in the u.s. and overseas. >> arthel: how does it change the way security experts approach the lone wolf, the one off if you will? now we know as reported by the manchester authorities there, saying this was the work of one man, one suicide bomber who died in the process, they are calling it an act of terror and we are seeing more and more in the u.k. as well as in

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard tells us the suspect had a history of mental illness. >> i heard about four they say gunshots. i thought they were fire crackers. >> residents living at the donner lofts heart gunshots after midnight. san jose police were called here by security guards who reported a disturbance from a third floor apartment. when they arrived -- >> officers observed flames and smoke coming from underneath the front door. >> this picture shows burn marks on the bottom of the door. officers forced their way in and were confronted by two men. one was subdued, the other man was armed with an ax. >> a taser was deployed. however, it had no effect on the suspect. >> the chief says the man dropped the ax, but quickly rearmed himself with it. >> and it was not until he began to threaten the officers with the ax and began to advance on the officers that the officer was given no other choice than to discharge his firearm in defense of his life. >> the man died later at a hospital. police say he was mentally ill. with a long rap sheet of violence, weapons, and drug charges. h

two cars speeding down polk street, cornell bernard is live on russian hill with the story. >> reporter: those suspects are still at large. i've got to tell you, a lot of neighbors here still shocked about the shooting. bullets flying down the street. a neighbor caught the crime on tape. >> i heard these pop, pop, pop and i thought it was a car backfiring. >> reporter: neighbor michael kelly soon realized it was much more. kelly's home security camera captured this, a gray sedan being fired on from a red coupe. a stray bullet shattered the windshield of this audi parked on polk. police closed two blocks with shell casings in the streets. >> saw two cars side by side blow through this stop sign, high speeds, continuous bullets ringing out. >> reporter: take a close look. from the video you can see a gun being pointed out the red bmw. >> i saw the muzzle flash and i dropped to the ground. >> reporter: she hit the pavement and covered her dog, loki. >> reporter: please are looking for two suspect cars which sped away from the neighborhood. its unknown if anyone from the neighborhood was in

abc 7 news reporter quinnell bernard has the latest. >> today is a great day, we have a one-year-old boy reunited with his mother. >> reporter: he was found in culver city, his father in custody. the toyota corolla, the car so many were on the lookout for state wide spotted being towed away a. tip led to the child being found. >> the amber alert itself. >> reporter: the da's office says lamb has joint custody of the child but didn't return him thursday night. a under surveillance camera spotted them at a store in menlo park thursday. why did 24 hours pass before police were notified? >> as we continued our investigation, we realized that this was one of those we need an amber alert. >> i tried to stop him and the baby from leaving. >> reporter: s. >> reporter: the boy's sister says he was not suicidal. >> he never had any signs of being suicidal. >> reporter: charges have jason lamb have not been announced. quinnell bernard, abc 7 news. >> the east bay woman accused in a dui crash that left a toddler dead is the focus of an arrest warrant this morning t. warrant is $3 million. these

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> another court hear willing take place tomorrow for the convicted killer of morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. county prosecutors want their psychologist to evaluatorress before his sentencing begins on tuesday. torres' lawyers claims he suffers from chronic stress and trauma. >> the defense wants to use it as a mitigating factor to say he doesn't deserve the death penalty. but the prosecution feels that that's not fair if they don't get a chance to also interview garcia torres and have him tested psychologically to say wait a minute, we don't believe the defense experts. >> last week, jurors found garcia torres guilty of killing lamarr in 2012. her body has never been found. jurors must now decide if garcia torres will get the death penalty or life in prison without parole. >>> this time the ninth circuit court of appeals in seattle. a challenge to a hawaii judge's ruling that blocked core provisions of president trump's revised ban hours before it was set to go into effect on march 16th. all three judges, by the way, hearing the case

cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> today is the second day of a rap concert on board a historic ship.esterday, abc 7 news was there for the ship show music festival. about 500 people were on the flight deck of the u.s.s. hornet museum. the headliner was wiz khalif a. organizers are asking party-goers to obey the speed limit and keep their music turned down while driving to and from of the concert. a portion of the money raised goes to the museum. >>> they won't play at the bottle rock music festival until tonight but the foo fighters are already wowing fans this weekend. the platinum selling rock band played a surprise show in front of a small audience friday night at blue note club. they will close out bottle rock tonight. >>> 5:17 is the time. in indianapolis, it's a tradition like no other. the annual indy 500 festival parade. this is the 60th year for the festival, which features dance teams, exotic costumes, marching bands and plenty of kids watching from the sidelines. an estimated quarter of a million people were on hand for saturday's event. all this, of course, was in prepara

abc 7 news reporter quinnell bernard has the latest. >> today is a great day. we have a child that is going to be reunited with his loving mother. >> reporter: the one-year-old found safe 4u6789 miles away in culver city. his father jason lamb in custody. his toyota corolla, the car so many people were on the lookout for state wide spotted being towed away a. tip led to the child being found. the da's office says lamb has joint custody but didn't return the child to its mother thursday night. they spotted them at a store thursday. but why di 24 hours pass before police were notified? >> as we continued our investigation, we realized that this is one of those we need an am br alert. >> i tried to stop him from leaving. >> hisster mary says her brother was not suicidal as reported by chp. >> he never showed any signs of being suicidal. >> reporter: charges have not been announced. quinnell bernard, abc 7 news. >> the east bay woman accused in a deadly dui crash that left a toddler dead is the focus of an arrest warrant this morning. the warrant is $3 million. the

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