sam sachs will moderate today's conversation with william glass, bob manning and denise young. before we start, i would like to voice my sincere appreciation to the economic and cultural representative office for their continued engagement and support of the council. without further ado i would like to thank our media partner as well from the christian science monitor for joining us today and with that, the floor is yours. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much investor huntsman. it is my honor to introduce the distinguished panel today, we have william glass a children's analyst who previously worked with the u.s. government, denise jones, deputy director of strategic technology program, previously an advisor to darpa and also worked with u.s. industry and software space and an expert on technology innovation, also robert robert manning, a senior fellow here at the atlantic council coming from the dni, the state department policy planning office and regional issues. with that, let's dive into the conversation and i will welcome our panelists to come up and w

. >> reporter: bob cheese man sat on his front porch at the hilltop mobile village in browns mills still trying to figure out why someone would target his neighbors for a violent home invasion that left one man dead. >> it's shame stuff like this happens. it. >> scared me last night when i seen them all crying and freaking out. i didn't know what was going on. >> to me very nice family. i never had no no trouble with them. >> reporter: 37-year-old norman mosley was inside his trailer home when two masked men dressed in black burst in and shot him. >> get them off the street he is special physical it's a random thing. >> reporter: police say mosley's wife didn't wait for an ambulance. she raced him to the emergency room at nearby deborah hospital where he died about an hour later. >> he's all out there with his kids and all that. his kids are very polite. very nice kids. >> glad i don't live here now. you never know. could it happen anywhere. >> reporter: the community says there are surveillance cameras posted around there. police not talking about whether they're looking at any of that

the man was looking for cash anddrugs when he was taken down by a man of god. bob jones is live outside the summit county sheriff's office. bob, a pasztor and his son took matters into -- a pastor and own hands? >> reporter: before he landed here, he was wrestled to the ground by a 60-year-old pastor. >> this is the actual door that they came through. >> reporter: pastor jerome parker came home with his son joshua to quite a shock. >> it is a very interesting unique situation to sate least. >> reporter: the front door was open, but things got really strange and scary when they looked in an upstairs bedroom. >> i looked down the floor man's foot behind the closet door, which is not quite closed. >> reporter: jerome the pastor in akron didn't have time to pray, just act. he grabbed the stranger from the closet and wrestled him to the ground. >> the young man put up a fight. you know, i detained him physically. >> reporter: jerome's son also a pastor dialed 911. >> do you know who this person please come quickly. >> reporter: they worked down together to help identify

sam sachs will moderate today's conversation with william glass, bob manning, and denise. before we start i would like to give my sincere appreciation for the continuous engagement in support of the council. and our center. without further and do, i would i would like to thank our media partner as well, from the christian science monitor for joining us today. with that, sam the floor is yours. thank you very much. [applause]. >> thank you very much and master huntsman. it is my honor to introduce the distinguished panel today. we have william glass, a threat glass, a threat intelligence analysts, previously worked with the u.s. government. denise, deputy director of csi strategic technologies program, previously an advisor to darpa and an expert on cyber security. and robert manning, a senior fellow senior fellow here at the atlantic council. he comes from the dni, the state department policy planning office an expert in asian experts. so let's dive into the conversation. i welcome the panelists to come up so we can start our discussion. >> i thought we would begin today f

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barricaded suspectn took his own life after killing a northfield man, jack shea has more . , east idlewild drive and twinsburg afterwi 58 year old bob waltzer shoots a northfield man, 57-year-old jerry robinson who showed up uninvited,d, robinson died at the cleveland clinic, they say that at the time polic arrivedel, bob waltzer barricad himself in his condo. i was in my living room with my son we heard a daily noise and we saw a body on the front lawn so i called 911. we try to negotiate with bob waltzer who do not respond, and four hours they used te3r gas and swat enteredhe they discove his body, and that he had taken his own life. >> were stuck inside until they told us to come out. the neighbor say that bob waltzer have been distraughtht over the recent breakup with her ex-boyfriend.. turns out that the ex-boyfriend was jerry robinson who arrived at walters on sunday sunday, triggering the violence that left both dead.. >> she left him for the other i he was upset, he was the best neighbor that we ever had it is really sadha. jack shea fox 8. 19 learn charges have been filed against a man for stealin a car and causing a crashs

. >> it started with a man name bob randall who argued for medical marijuana in court and then ervin became the second man to get free and legal pot from our government. others followed until 1992 when president george h. w. bush called off enrollment. the fda would not tell us who is still receiving it. we only know of four. >> they don't know the government ever supplied anybody. >> that includes our lawmakers in washington. >> are you kidding me? >> when i went to the office last year, and they what? the federal government gives this out. he had no idea. ? ? >> what? the federal government gives this out to patients? we had no idea. ? ? >> this is all part of a $68 million contract the united states renewed with the university of mississippi. check out our youtube channel for a closer look at this investigations. search for craig patrick money, power and politics and click subscribe at the top of the page. you'll find all of our full episodes going back to last year. >>>coming up. dr. spencer leads the opposition to medical marijuana in fla fl. we'll ask her why. marco rubio joins

sam sacks will moderate today's conversation with william glass, bob manning and denise jones.before we start, i would like to place my sincere appreciation to the taipei economic and cultural representative office for their continuous engagement in support of the council and mayor brent scowcroft center. without further ado, i would like to thank our media partner as well from the "christian science monitor" for joining us today and with that, sam, the floor is yours. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much come ambassador huntsman. it's my honor to introduce the distinguished panel today. we have william glass, a threat intelligence analyst who previously worked with the u.s. government on the bias in u.s. industry and the cyberthreat landscape. nice job on the deadbeat or direct your at the technologies program, and also worked with u.s. industry and an expert on cybersecurity and technology innovation. and robert manning at the atlantic council comes from dni state departments, policy planning office and regional issues. so with that, let's dive into the conv

you are a one-man army tonight, bob. >> i've been there before. [ laughter ] >> reporter: a lot of people working extremely hard tonight to protect their homes. we're told bit city of sarasota officials in this area, they haven't seen flooding like this in 25 years. the streams and tributaries to make sure there's no clogging. they think that may have contributed to the flooding behind me. >> thanks, michael. >>> aaa is offering tips to drivers who plan to hit the roads as hermine hits. make sure your tires are properly inflated for best traction. turn on headlights, of course, and avoid flooded streets because it's hard to tell how deep >> now to clearwater where the community is without power after being forced for the second time this summer to evacuate. ashley, what are people up against? >> reporter: right now, deiah, they don't have any power. thankfully, there is a little bit of a break in the rain here, but come this way. i want to show you doen this street where the road is up to 4 feet high. as actually a deputy who is out here right back of the sign. again, there is a greek in

.>>> a man taken into custody will face a judge for the first time tomorrow. bob jones facing? >> reporter: for now, john- michael gray faces a charge of abduction. the prosecutor is expected the file or charges tomorrow afternoon including aggravated murder. the case is shocked many people in ashland including the nonprofit that owns the house were to the victims were found. ashland county sources tell me this is the face of the serial vacant house on covert court, old by a ministry that helps the homeless. >> we had no clue.>> reporter: wilkerson told me the house and been vacant since march.>> how do you not know somebody is living there?>> those houses were locked in with the road utilities. one was renovated. >> reporter: tuesday, held against her will. the bodies of to have other women were discovered including stacy stanley who had been missing since last thursday. it's a stunning story to laundromat custard numbers -- customers and workers. >> people and drones are crazy.>> to think the man that did that was, i believe he was right there also in the other house. >> repo

man. our bob jones has been following leads all day long and joins us live from the massillon police department. bob, i understand the little girl's description of her abductor's truck helped lead police to a suspect. >> reporter: well, frank that girl's description was spot on. on top of that, when surveillance pictures of the suspect's pickup were released someone recognized the truck, and massillon poce that stunned the massillon community. on the massillon police facebook page the post showing the suspect's gray pickup has been shared more than 16,000 times, the images of a black toolbox mounted in the back of the truck and skull stickers on a window were captured a couple of blocks from the crime scene. the chief tells me dozens of tips came in today. one of them led to 46-year-old kidnapping charges. >> a lot of calls made and e- mails and texts and all that kind of stuff. so we really appreciate all the efforts everybody is putting into it to get the information out. >> reporter: the nine-year-old girl was walking home from the library when the stranger said he was a cop and tricked her

man. the standoff unfolded on sunday identified as 58 -year-old bob waltzer, shot a northfield man, 57 -year-old jerry robinson, who had shown up uninvited. robinson was taken to the cleveland clinic, where he was pronounced dead. neighbors say by the time police arrived bobblehead barricaded himself inside his home. after four hours, tear gas was fired into the home and the swat team discovered that walser had taken his own life. >> neighbor say it appears that walser and the victim wore in love with the same woman. and they believe that is what triggered the violence. in just 63 days in areas will head to the polls to choose a new president. as always, ohio is a key battleground state in the race for the white house. both candidates spent their labor day campaigning here in cleveland. hillary clinton and runnymede tim kaine campaign at a labor side and in box aids news reporter matt wright was there. it's an annual labor day traditionally politicians to voters on cleveland's east side. this time that included the top of the democratic ticket. hillary clinton and runnymede tim kaine came to luk

. >> bob: armstrong on fourth down. looking at a four-man rush. fires one over the middle and it is a strike to westerkamp. a fourth down conversion for the huskers keeps it drive alive in front of robinson. >> brock: mike riley has been consistent. he was aggressive in the first half. just enough protection for tommy armstrong. he loves it. he's faced the ducks too many he lost too many. the last seven against them. he wanted to trust his offense. >> bob: armstrong on a keeper. to the 34 yard line for a gain of four. tonight after texas and cal finish up, it's "sportscenter" at night. that's tonight on espn streaming espn. with lisa conckerney and john anderson. nebraska is huddled up and playing this position as if it is their last. quarterback draw. armstrong in the secondary. armstrong's got a step! >> bob: nebraska leads by three. >> brock: tommy armstrong, an iv on the bench. a senior that has been through the ups and downs and right now, his team on the drink of maybe his biggest victory ever. what's it like to be in good hands? man, it's l

. >> bob: armstrong on fourth down. looking at a four-man rush. fires one over the middle and it is a strike to westerkamp. a fourth down conversion for the huskers keeps it drive alive in front of robinson. >> brock: mike riley has been consistent. he was aggressive in the first half. just enough protection for tommy armstrong. he loves it. he's times. he lost too many. the last seven against them. he wanted to trust his offense. >> bob: armstrong on a keeper. to the 34 yard line for a gain of four. tonight after texas and cal finish up, it's "sportscenter" at night. that's tonight on espn streaming espn. with lisa concekerney and john anderson. nebraska is huddled up and playing this position as if it is their last. quarterback draw. armstrong in the secondary. armstrong's got a step! >> bob: nebraska leads by three. >> brock: tommy armstrong, an iv on the bench. a senior that has been through the ups and downs and right now, his team on the drink of maybe his biggest victory ever. what's it like to ben i got the power to know who's coming and w

. >> bob: armstrong on fourth down. looking at a four-man rush. fires one over the middle and it is a strike to westerkamp. a fourth down conversion for the huskers keeps it drive alive in front of robinson. >> brock: mike riley has been consistent. he was aggressive in the first half. just enough protection for tommy armstrong. he loves it times. he lost too many. the last seven against them. he wanted to trust his offense. >> bob: armstrong on a keeper. to the 34 yard line for a gain of four. tonight after texas and cal finish up, it's "sportscenter" at night. that's tonight on espn streaming espn. with lisa conckerney and john anderson. nebraska is huddled up and playing this position as if it is their last. quarterback draw. armstrong in the secondary. armstrong's got a step! >> bob: nebraska leads by three. >> brock: tommy armstrong, an iv on the bench. a senior that has been through the ups and downs and right now, his team on the drink of maybe his biggest victory ever. what's it like tbe i e power at your finger tips. i got the power to kn

. >> bob: armstrong on fourth down. looking at a four-man rush. fires one over the middle and it is a strike to westerkamp. a fourth down conversion for the huskers keeps it drive alive in front of robinson. >> brock: mike riley has been consistent. he was aggressive in the first half. just enough protection for tommy he loves it. he's faced the ducks too many times. he lost too many. the last seven against them. he wanted to trust his offense. >> bob: armstrong on a keeper. to the 34 yard line for a gain of four. tonight after texas and cal finish up, it's "sportscenter" at night. that's tonight on espn streaming espn. with lisa conkerney and john anderson. nebraska is huddled up and playing this position as if it is their last. quarterback draw. armstrong in the secondary. armstrong's got a step! >> bob: nebraska leads by three. >> brock: tommy armstrong, an iv on the bench. a senior that has been through the ups and downs and right now, his team on the drink of maybe his biggest victory ever. what's it like to be in good hands? man, it's like p

. >> bob: armstrong on fourth down. looking at a four-man rush. fires one over the middle and it is a strike torkamp. ers keeps it drive alive in the front of robinson. >> brock: mike riley has been consistent. he was aggressive in the first half. just enough protection armstrong. he loves it. he's faced the ducks too many times. he lost too many. the last seven against them. he wanted to trust his offense. >> bob: armstrong on a keeper. to the 34 yard line for a gain of four. tonight after texas and cal finish up, it's "sportscenter" at night. espn. with lisa concekerney and john anderson. nebraska is huddled up and playing this position as if it is their last. quarterback draw. armstrong in the secondary. armstrong's got a step! >> bob: nebraska leads by three. >> brock: tommy armstrong, an iv on the bench. a senior that has been through the ups and downs and right now, his team on the drink of maybe his biggest victory ever. what's it like to be in good hands? man, it's like pure power at your finger tips. i got the power to know who's coming a

in light of that, governor, i would like to ask but some things that former defense secretary bob gates, a man has served administrations both republican and democratic for quite a long time had to say 'donald trump on national security in which he said i believe on national security i believe mr. trump is beyond repair. he also said he was unqualified and unfit to be commander in chief. governor pence, you know bob gates. what do you think of him? >> i do. look, i got a lot of respect for bob gates. service to this country various administrations. but he is just flat wrong about donald trump. he doesn't know the man as i do or as anyone who knows him knows is he going to provide the strong clear eyed leadership that's going to be ready on day one to change the direction of this country. we are dealing with an administration that today, as your viewers heard, said that we are in a narrative fight. we are in a narrative battle. no, we're in a war against radical islamic terrorism. donald trump knows that. and we also know, you know, secretary gates can have his opinion, but he was part of the o

and jealousy.an standoff sunday, on east ottawa drive in twinsburg after 58-year-old bob walser shoots a northfield man, 57-year-old gerell robinson who showed up uninvited, roberts wa taken to the clinic where he wa pronounced dead, they were said that by the time the police arrived,he bob walter had barricaded himself inside of hi condo. >> is inside myns living room my son would hurt a noise and was a body on my front lawn so called 911. please try to negotiate but he did not respon after four hours a use tear gas andsp swat entered, discovered that he had taken his own life. we were stuck inside until they told him to come out with his hands up,, something like in th movies it was crazy. >> this i had been. overug the recent breakup of a relationship his girlfriend had moved out and then moved back with her ex-boyfriend.. the ex-boyfriend was gerell robinso who had shown upup sunday triggered the violence that lef both been dead. she loved him for the other man and she was very upset abou that.m he was the nicest guy a remand, the best neighbor we ever had it is really sadad. traveled to twinsburg

. >> bob: armstrong on fourth down. looking at a four-man rush. fires one over the middle and it is a strike to westerkamp. a fourth down conversion for the huskers keeps it drive alive in front of robinson. >> brock: mike riley has been consistent. he was aggressive in the first half. just enough protection for tommy armstrong. he loves it. he's faced the ducks too many times. he lost too many. the last seven against them. he wanted to trust his offense. >> bob: armstrong on a keeper. to the 34 yard line for a gain of four. tonight after texas and cal finish up, it's "sportscenter" at night. that's tonight on espn streaming live on the espn app and watch espn. with lisa concekerney and john anderson. nebraska is huddled up and playing this position as if it is their last. quarterback draw. armstrong in the secondary. armstrong's got a step! touchdown! >> bob: nebraska leads by three. >> brock: tommy armstrong, an iv on the bench. a senior that has been through the ups and downs and right now, his team on the drink of maybe his biggest victory eve

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. >> bob, thank you. man shot dead by police in cobbs creek, officers believe that man was armed after he went on violent rampage. >> not just rampage. in fact, three of his victims, kids, including his own son and daughter. jennifer joyce is on the scene now. good morning, jen, still an active scene at that. >> reporter: yes, there are still police here, monitoring the scene. we do expect police to be back out here later this morning, to continue to search for evidence. we're live on the 700 block every cobbs creek parkway, this is where philadelphia police shot and killed a man after the suspect allegedly assaulted five people including three children, critically injuring his eight year old son, and a 13 year old family friend. it was 7:00 last night when police were dispatched to the 6200 block of hazel street for the report of multiple gunshot victims, and people screaming. officers immediately responded and found eight year old and 13 year old with multiple wounds to their throat and chest. police rushed

the season can't end fast enough for that man. bob melvin. tied at 2 with seattle.etel marte drivers in the winning run. oakland has dropped 9-12. >>> this over about an hour ago. novak djokovic going for his second straight u.s. open title against stan. fourth set match point. he wins the final three sets in the match for his u.s. open win and his third career grand slam title. >>> world's number one jason day pulled out of the bmw championship with a back injury. dustin johnson, the number two ranked player in the world sinks the eagle putt off 15. won by three shots for his third win of the year. the season finale next week. i said season finale. do you know that the season begins a new in october right here in napa, about a month from now? tiger woods playing in his first tournament in over a year. >> you need to go up there and cover that. >> i will be there. i'll be staying at one of those condos because that's my job. i need to important on just the facts. >> they pay you to do that. and game day tonight at 11:30. >> jeremy newbury is going to break down what

. >> not for four hour, but a hit for bob kelly the man in the control room, and ooh come out ooh erse the media taking up broad street near city hall. but look around, you got a squeeze by steel barricades being put in place, and city workers taking the median. so one lane, and septa buses come to complete stop trying to get through here. third president? male teacher: and the largest planet? someone we haven't heard from. female teacher: anyone else? through internet essentials, comcast has connected more than 3 million people in need to low-cost, high speed internet at home, helping to make sure that every hand in the classroom goes up. male teacher: okay, veronica. amphibian. male teacher: excellent. welcome to a brighter future. comcast. if america's favorites - (vo)burgers, tacos and chili ask could taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. now it's your turn to make the switch. >> he's back, donald trump visiting philadelphia for the second time in less than a week there is time, polls sho

san jose police are looking for this 56-year-old man accused of trying to kidnap two girls. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live this morning. police are looking for this man. they already know who he is. he has been convicted and sentenced in the past. >> reporter: you are correct. his name is david lee russell. according to the website, he does have two prior convictions for sex offenses. russell is 56 years old, according to police, tried to kidnap two young girls it was taking place over the past week. the first attempt happened a week ago today, it was last monday near hamilton and meridian and not far from the silicon valley technical education center. both of those attempts happening around 5:00 in the ening. in both instances the girls were able to get away from russell. >> this is the first i've heard about it, and i can't believe that it happened here. this is a safe neighborhood, or so i thought. >> reporter: police know rustle. they tell us he's a transient who spent a lot of time in san jose. according to the law website his last former known website was an apartment on basscom avenu

[ cheers and applause ] i also want to mention another resident of coral springs and that's a man named bobevenson. my heart goes out to bob's family. he disappeared in iran more than nine years ago and it's long past time for the iranian regime to provide us information about his whereabouts and let him return home to his family. now, do any of you see the debate the other night? [ cheers and applause ] well, i think it was pretty clear there are two very different choices. for our country. based on two very different visions of the kind of america that we want to have. you know, my view is we are already great and if we work together we will become even greater in the years ahead. i believe america is an exceptional nation. my opponent believes america is in decline. i've never heard such a dark and divisive, terrible image of our country coming from someone running to be president of the united states. when he talks i lots of times don't even recognize the country he's talking about. and why are we already great? well, it is not just because of the size of our economy or the size of our

. >> when bob costas and bob greasy and archie manning and tony dungy tell their story, kids can see that, that they aren't so alone, they aren't so different than these icons that on tv and that's a big piece of it. >> so today's luncheon offered an open conversation with the men about their professional journeys and as husbands and dads. brian and his wife are still doing great work well after they started that 10 years ago. >> our community is better for it. >>> how the nfl is getting local school kids ready for a new season. >> also ahea z23eoz zvpz >>> best film producer tj jacobs appeared on the today show this morning to preview his talk show tj jakes. today he talked to kathie lee and hoda about his plans to use honest conversations to cover a wide range of topics like personal relationship, news and even pop culture. >> the thing about it i think is most important is authenticity to, bring your conversations. what is a privilege and unique about the show is it's not just about faith. it's about life, politics, health. i get to talk about all kind of stuff because when people

." >> bob, thank you very much. a man facing very serious occasions this morning. a san francisco camp counselor accused of molesting three young campers during field trips has been arrested in arizona. 24-year-old evan blanchard is accused of fondling three girls under the age of 15. this is why he was working at the embarcadero ymca. he's also accused of sending sexually explicit videos to those games and having them sending videos to him. >>> 2-year-old hit and killed by a transit bus outside a home in east oakland. the little boy's aunt tells us the toddler slipped away from adults who were looking after him. police are going over witness statements, statements from the bus driver and videos from cameras inside and outside the b bus. >>> a developing story out of north carolina where protests erupted overnight in charlotte after police shot an killed a black man. many were chanting and holding signs, some people throwing objects at the police. authorities say the officers had been searching for a suspect with an outstanding warrant when they saw a man with a gu

a large piece of metal came crashing through the man's car. bob redell is live in palo alto where this crash happened. caltrans says that piece of metal could have come from one of its trucks. >> good morning to you. caltrans indicates it believes that metal object fell off one of its water trucks early friday afternoon as this truck was traveling on highway 101 between job sites. this is what this object looks like. it appears to be a brass bolt about the size of a baseball about 2 to 3 pounds in weight. louis shaeffer, the 82-year-old man behind the wheel of the van headed north on 101 when that bolt crashed through his windshield and hit him in the neck. he lost control of his vehicle. slammed in the center divide and came to a stop. shaeffer was pronounced dead at the scene. caltrans offered its deepest condolences to shaeffer and his family and his friends in a statement sent to us. unfortunately these kinds of accidents involving highway debris are not uncommon. between 2011 and 2014 there have been more than 200,000 accidents, crashes, nati

. >> bob was a milk man. the milk box on the front stoop. we had a milk man growing up, but it was like the cartons. my parents divorced when i was 3 and the milk man was really blonde and my brother was like you know you're zip's kid. >> that's hilarious. i was going to make a joke about that. >> my brothers have black hair. they would be like zip is your dad because he was blonde. gs just won't quit. neither does frontline. introducing new frontline gold. with its new easy applicator frontline gold delivers powerful protection that doesn't quit for a full 30 days. its new triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks. frontline gold. the latest innovation from the maker of frontline plus. for persistent protection you can trust... good boy! go for the gold. new frontline gold. available at your vet. it's the final days of the ford freedom sales event... and the deals just got better. just announced! 0% financing plus $500 labor day cash across the entire 2016 ford lineup. and specially tagged vehicles get an extra $1000 sm

bob mcdonnell or his wife on construction charges. they were convict offend taking $175,000 in gifts and loans in exchange for helping a business man promote a supplement. the supreme court over turned bob mcdonnell's conviction saying what he did was tawdry but not criminal. >>> police are searching for evidence in a where a 17-year-old high school student was murdered. maurice burger shot to death and his killer is still out there. peggy fox brings us the story. >> reporter: a vigil is planned for 7:30 p.m. tonight in front of the steps where maurice burger was gunned down last night. >> just sad. >> reporter: two shots and a teenager lay dying in front of the steps to the home. >> sad. >> reporter: 17-year-old maurice burger lived in the neighborhood with his mother. the family is distraught and shocked and so are neighbors. >> he was a good kid. very respectful. high heart goes out to his mother. to all the kids that are effected by this. >> reporter: investigators have been going through bushes and the grass searching for evidence. >> this neighborhood is family oriented. scary to think -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: maurice burger

. >> reporter: bob then gives that information to this man. >> i'm the fire behavior analyst. >> reporter: he predicts what the fire wants to do based on the weather, fuel -- and fire history of the area. their main goal help firefighters fight the fire while keeping them safe. >> we are giving them as much information as we can. >> reporter: because of the predictions, right now firefighters are trying to get ahead of the fire before the winds arrive to stop it from spreading and destroying everything in its path. >> we want to get in today and do as much work as we can. >> reporter: so far this fire destroyed one home and six outbuildings. they hope to control it by monday but it all depends on the wind. cal fire plans to hold a meeting this evening at 7 p.m. with evacuees at loma prieta school to give them an update. >>> here's roberta with the weather conditions. >> today's the perfect day to plan for the onslaught of the very windy conditions to come within the next 24 hours. the weather conditions in the "loma fire" area in the santa cruz mountains in the county of santa clara, air

. >>> also, san jose police investigating the death of a man near the los lagos golf course. bob redell is live there. you say neighbors heard gunshots? >> reporter: they did. police have not made any arrests. they're still trying to identify the person who shot and killed a man in the driveway of this small neighborhood near the intersections of center and capital. we spoke to a couple neighbors who heard gunshot last night. no one seemed to be able to pinpoint the exact time and it appears no one thought anything of it at first. >> three gunshots. they were all really close together. after that it was really quiet. no screaming, no cars. >> reporter: it took a while for a neighbor to finally come outside to see what happened. like i said, shots between 11:00 and midnight. police tell us they didn't receive the 911 call until around 12:506789 they found what appeared to be a middle aged man dead from at least one gunshot wound on the other side of the black car we were showing you earlier parked next to the driveway. the people in the man didn't know the man. they believe he may

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early this morning a truck slammed into this man's new castle home. normally bobnowski would have been smoking on his front porch at that time. as luck would have it, he was in the bathroom when the canada dry truck slammed into his porch and bedroom. >> i just felt the house move. came outside. here's a driver standing in my driveway. i just laid into him. >> fortunately, no one was hurt. police tried to nail down exactly what caused the accident and whether the driver should be charged. >> a school cafeteria worker has quit over what she's called lunch shaming in her pennsylvania school district. stacy says she had to take a hot lunch away from an elementary school student because his parents owed more than $25 for his previous school lunches. it happened in canonsburg near pittsburgh last week. the cafeteria worker says the policy proved too painful for her to enforce. >> he was, like, oh, chicken. his little eyes welled up with tears, and it was so heart breaking for me. >> the school district says it's trying to deal with the backlog of families who owe tens

bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> protesters want their message heard. overnight demonstrators taking to the strip mall where a black man was killed, about 50 miles east of san diego. >> black live matters. >> as they take to the streets with their arms raised, we're learning more details about the shooting. police say the object the victim pulled from his pocket was not a weapon, it was a vape-smoking device. investigators say the officers shot that man after only one minute of arriving on scene. we are learning the victim's name is alfred olango, a refugee from uganda. >>> in a few hours the suspect at the center of a bizarre kidnapping case in vallejo is expected to plead guilty. police first thought the case was a hoax. matthew muller is expected to take a plea deal today. muller is accused of kidnapping deni denise huskins and tieing up her and her boyfriend. >> if you give him an opportunity to get back out on the street, he's not going to change his stripes. he's a psychopath. >> matthew muller is also a former lawyer. the harvard university trained attorney has been disbarred. >>> new clue to bring a killer to j

>> brock: i love the definitive >> bob: armstrong on fourth down. looking at a four-man rush. fires one over the middle and it is a strike to westerkamp. a fourth down conversion for the huskers keeps it drive alive in front of robinson. >> brock: mike riley has been consistent. he was aggressive in the first half. just enough protection for tommy armstrong. he loves it. he's faced the ducks too many the last seven against them. he wanted to trust his offense. >> bob: armstrong on a keeper. to the 34 yard line for a gain of four. tonight after texas and cal finish up, it's "sportscenter" at night. that's tonight on espn streaming espn. with lisa concekerney and john anderson. nebraska is huddled up and playing this position as if it is their last. quarterback aw. armstrong in the secondary. armstrong's got a step! >> bob: nebraska leads by three. >> brock: tommy armstrong, an iv on the bench. a senior that has been through the ups and downs and right now, his team on the drink of maybe his biggest victory ever. what's it like to be in good hands? man, it's like pure power at y

. >> bob: armstrong on fourth down. looking at a four-man rush. fires one over the middle and it is a strike to westerkamp. a fourth down conversion for the huskers keeps it drive alive in front of robinson. >> brock: mike riley has been consistent. he was aggressive in the first half. just enough protection for tommy armstrong. he loves it. he's faced the ducks too times. he lost too many. the last seven against them. he wanted to trust his offense. >> bob: armstrong on a keeper. to the 34 yard line for a gain of four. tonight after texas and cal finish up, it's "sportscenter" at night. that's tonight on espn streaming espn. with lisa conckerney and john anderson. nebraska is huddled up and playing this position as if it is their last. quarterback draw. armstrong in the secondary. armstrong's got a step! >> bob: nebraska leads by three. >> brock: tommy armstrong, an iv on the bench. a senior that has been through the ups and downs and right now, his team on the drink of maybe his biggest victory ever. what's it like to be in good hands? i got the

man today. "today in the bay's" bob redell is there live. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge ahead of a holiday weekend. a lot of busy action going on on the roadway. we'll tell you about the changes at the bridge this weekend that might be a problem if you plan on driving out there. all of that still ahead. the family favorite. yoplait. well at least he's wearing shoes. well done champ. get gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel. front of the santa clara county main jail this morning. there are dozens and dozen of crews and people gathered outside of the jail as we await the release of brock turner, the former stanford student who was convicted of several counts of sexual assault and given a six-month jail sentence which will now end up being three months when he leaves the jail this morning. obviously a lot of interest right now in what's going on. we were told he he will be released any time between 4:30 this morning an 9:00, bob redell is there waiting for the release. that's what the folks told bob could happen this morning and definitely you see the sheriff there. this is clearly a high-pro

. >> bob: armstrong on fourth down. looking at a four-man rush. fires one over the middle and it is a strike to westerkamp. a fourth down conversion for the huskers keeps it drive alive in front of robinson. >> brock: mike riley has been consistent. he was aggressive in the first half. just enough protection for tommy armstrong. he loves it. he's faced the ducks too many times. he lost too many. the last seven against them. he wanted to trust his offense. >> bob: armstrong on a keeper. to the 34 yard line for a gain of four. tonight after texas and cal finish up, it's "sportscenter" at night. that's tonight on espn streaming live on the espn app and watch espn. with lisa concekerney and john anderson. nebraska is huddled up and playing this position as if it is their last. quarterback draw. armstrong in the secondary. armstrong's got a step! touchdown! >> bob: nebraska leads by three. >> brock: tommy armstrong, an iv on the bench. a senior that has been through the ups and downs and right now, his team on the drink of maybe his biggest victory eve

bob lafave watched in horror... i dont want to watch a guy die!!!as one man ignored police and city orders to stay off south pier... becuase fo the dangerous conditions... just in july a litl we had 2 people 2 college kids lose their life. one sunday mid july... 3 young men in 20's were out on that pier when a wave swept them off their feet into the lake.. one was rescued.. the two others drowned... if you take a look at whats out there right now, thats enough to knock you offothers... disagree... i think its a slight over caution and believe people should just approach at thier out there dont do out there but i dont see it as highly dangerous that's how officials are asking people handle swimming in the area... with caution and at their own risk the national weather service has issued a beach hazards statement for dangerous swimming conditions...which includes high waves.. and strong currents. as a kid as you knew to respect the lake, because it will take you, in a heart beat the national weather service's warning ends monday night... so does the pier closur

man in custody.>> dennis menefee jr. faces multiple charges. bob jones broke the news that 4:00, he is live with more. >> reporter: we could sense all day long detectives were making major progress in this high profile case. and two hours ago we broke the news in fairfield county, south east of columbus, here's what we know so far, his name is dennis menefee jr., 46 years old from fort washington ohio, tonight he faces felony charges for rape and kidnapping, the key to the case was surveillance video from a business called sheer snacks which captured images of a gray ford f1 50 with school stickers on the window a she was approached by this man posing as a police officer, he told the girl her parents were looking for her and she was forced into the pickup driven a short distance, raped beaten and threatened before being released. police got dozens of tips but one came from someone who recognized the pickup and had knowledge of the man, warrants were issued and he was arrested today by the fairfield county sheriff's department, bci will be assisting

as the county prosecutor identified gift fifth inside that home the man accused of killing her was in court. our bob jones was there. it was a quick court hearing. court hearing the judge set shawn grate's bond at $1 million. he can not have any contact with the kidnapping victim. he was in the ashland county jail during the hearing which took place over skype. the other inside the home was 29-year-old elizabeth griffith last seen in august. the other victim was 43-year- old stacy stanley item prosecutor has not revealed how the two women were killed. grates lead them to another woman who was murdered and found in a wooded area in ashland. there is no i.d. on that victim yet. a fourth woman escaped the vacant house, prosecutors say sexually assaulted but escaped by calling 9-1-1 while the suspect was sleeping. this statement was released over twitter today. >> there is no reason for people in this county to live in fear. these women did not deserve what was done to them. their families want justice. i want justice. and i will not rest until i see justice is done. >> reporter: a court appointed attor

house li that blew up of the plants clearly visible in that wreckage s from the bob that went off and look like a bomb another man julio salcedo was arrested tuesday after surveillance video showed him leaving the home before that plaster happened while crews were evacuating the area after a report of a catholicng battalion chief michael fahey was open to direct traffic thatfl some parts of the roof landed on him and killed him yesterdayo solemn profession escorted his remains the new york's bravest attention of as are still digging to that level they have not determined if the marijuana operation actually had anything to do with this blast the policeny say the home and been under surveillance for weeks as part of a suspected drug operation they can be sure anyone had anything to don with this will be facing a lot of questions and potentially serious charges as they should heartbreaking story a scary abduction caught on tape ended with an arrest overnight check out the surveillance showsid a man walking to a convenience store in los angeleswa dragged that female employee out he threatened her with a camera and fo

man very soon. >> in the last ten minutes bob redell talked with the sheriff laurie smith. she made mention of the revised sentencing law that's now on the governor's desk, ab-2888. right now the issue is him walking out of jail and whether or not he's going to get any sort of preferential treatment which has been the accusation all along, bob. >> sheriff laurie smith made a point of the fact that he as not received any preferential treatment during his three-month stay under her control as far as being the sheriff of santa clara county. he says, we he has, however, been in protective custody because of the nature of the case and the high-profile nature of it but he would be walking out the front entrance of the jail here. any time between now and the next couple of hours. it could be as late as 9:00 in the morning. but you can see that the main entrance there, the same entrance that any other inmate would leave and if you look to your left you will see they set up barricades, presented a clear walkway for him to get out and it's lined with members of media though there are

>> reporter: we took that question right to the man at the top. developer bob stark of stark enterprises. >> as we expanded crocker park, we he can panlded the parking capacity exponentially. there were plenty of parking -- thousands of parking spaces that were all engineered close to where you want to go. >> as far as traffic. >> there were traffic engineers who in order to determine how the -- how the signals. the new signals on crocker road would be synchronized and we had anticipated years ago the expansion of crocker park and the addition of -- of office space here, and went -- when we first widened crocker road, it >> reporter: now getting back to the parking issue. you are looking at the parking garage for american greetings employees. we are told that after 4:30 p.m., every day of the week except saturday and sunday and then all day long on saturdays and sundays, that parking garage is open to the general public. ramona. >> romona: denise, i know you said in your piece that it is all that was promised to be. does that mean that they are done with expans