this is brooke.o be there. >> and there was reason to hope. >> we don't have happy endings like this all that often. >> in that summer, 2004, the story of elizabeth smart was still fresh. she was the 14-year-old snatched from her bedroom in utah, held captive by a deranged street preacher then amazingly, after nine months, returned to her family alive. >> i would think, maybe somebody just has her captive and they will just decide to let her go one day. >> a family friend put the wilb wilbergers in touch with elizabeth's uncle. >> was it comforting? >> it was comforting. he was very positive, of course, because of their experience and he said, never give up hope. just keep thinking positive. >> and she came home. >> right. right. and so i was like, you know, i don't know how, i don't know the circumstances, but i can't give up. >> and while the search continued, what seemed to be a lead emerged. >> that burglary pointed them to this man, sung koo kim. >> the name sung koo kim came to the attention of

detective brooks labored for months, nights, weekends. kept thinking of the children. i wanted answers for the children. >> reporter: and then, a breakthrough. finally nine months after the murder, a police analyst managed to recover several deleted text messages, including this one, time stamped 8:20 a.m., five hours before the murder. michelle writes to her dad, "has to be today. can't live like this. awful this morning." her dad's response? he asks if she can get him away for lunch, right? >> yes. >> reporter: she says she can? >> she says she can. and he replies, "okay, i will let you know time." >> my review of some of the text messages is that marc really wasn't interested in going to eat lunch that day, but she begged him to take her to lunch. >> reporter: after lunch, remember, she asked to linger for an ice cream treat. all the while texting her dad, said the prosecutor, tipping him off to marc's whereabouts as carl placed a killer in their home. >> it just kind of sent chills up my back. what kind of person have you got to be to

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. thank you for being here with me on this monday. we have to begin with this accused cop killer stepping before the judge breaking the court silence with his shackles. was this man, 30-year-old shannon miles motivated by an anti police sentiment? he gunned down a sheriff because of his law enforcement uniform. the district attorney did not hold back, offering brutal details about how goforth died, based upon what investigators saw on surveillance video. >> they saw a dark-skinned male who was bald with red shirts and a white t-shirt run up behind the deputy who clearly did not see him or hear him coming and shot him in the back of the head. deputy goforth fell to the ground and the male stood over him and fired several more times into the back of his head and his back. >> the district attorney told the judge that miles emptied his gun into deputy goforth. 15 shell casings were found at the gas station where he was swinging by to fuel his patrol car. the motive is u

brian: why does norway fund brookings? vanda: norway is one of the that supports brookings because brookings is a hallmark of quality, independent research. indeed, i feel very privileged to be at brookings and one of the reasons i am there is because it is a place that is truly committed to intellectual freedom based on sound scholarship. myle i may disagree with colleagues on policies like in afghanistan, on policies in other countries, and my on columbia doing a success -- that is what is wonderful about brookings. you can have a panel of scholars that can directly disagree with one another on the stage. there is not in ideology doctrine. there is not a uniformity of use. it is a place that i can thrive in. brian: there is one story i want you to tell about your car in the antes. -- andes. vanda: i spent the areas time doing research in the andes on the coca economy and the drug trade. inave been quite a few times real -- peru. this one trip, i decided to take a shortcut across the mountains to get to a coca area. this

brooke? >> nick valencia thank you so much. >> you bet. >> i'm going to stay on this because police departments across the country are rallying around the memphis 36789 d and, of course the family of officer sean bolton who served his country as a marine and then back here at home. i'm going to speak with his friend who lived with him and they served in iraq at the same time. steve, thank you so much for your service and i am so sorry about the loss of your friend. >> thank you for the opportunity to honor his memory. i appreciate that. >> let's begin with honoring him by -- you tell me. tell me about him. what brought you so close. and why did he want to be an officer? >> well sean -- he was really just a very impressive human being and everything that we should want out of a police officer because as a person he was gifted and he used his gifts to try to take care of others. for instance when his long -- even longer friend passed away they were so close that his friend's mother was a second

i'm brooke baldwin. i want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and all around the world for our breaking news coverage on the disappearance of malaysian air flight 370. this is huge. just in the last few moments we've just confirmed, this is from the malaysian prime minister that that debris, that wreckage that was washed ashore in the indian ocean on reunion island does indeed belong to that missing plane, a plane that has been missing for 515 days. investigators in france have just called a news conference which, by the way, is set to begin any minute now and we'll take there you live momentarily that we expect will officially confirm that the debris is in fact part of the plane's wing and the very first discovery in this mysterious disappearance. just to go back for a moment. this plane part in question washed up on this island. this is off the coast. you have africa off the coast of africa madagascar and a tiny island off of madagascar is reunion island. it was quickly confirmed as a fla

it's up to the nfl to suspend ahmad brooks. brooks was set to play against the broncos this weekend but the 9ers have since cents him back home to california and told him to stay away from the team for now. we're live in downtown san jose. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> police are looking for a driver who they say started a massive fire at a strip mall in the south bay and damaged several businesses. firefighters say the woman drove up a curb hacked a gas meter with her car in santa clara. the broken gas main went up into flames and hit several stores. >>> time for a look at the road ahead with liza. >>> fremont commuters expect slower traffic this morning. we have an accident southbound 880 approaching decoto. four-car accident blocking three lanes with just one lane open traffic very slow approaching the scene already backed up beyond the dumbarton bridge turnoff. you're going to want to use mission as one alternate. chp doesn't know when they are going to have lanes re-open so big problem there. meantime it's a smooth commute for the

the jackson is armed with six brooke rifles. the brooke rifle is a rifle gun. it fires large bullets instead of cannonballs. the brooke rifle has an effective range of about five miles, and a solid round weighs about 20 pounds. the particular brooke rifle we are firing today is one of the guns built specifically for the jackson. he was cast at the silva naval -- at the solyndra -- it was works inhe selma navy selma, alabama, and completed in january 1865. >> at your command. >> ready! >> fire! [explosion] jeff seymour: boom, you have the explosion. it is simple, yet so effective. after the war, people basically knew where she went down. it's not a question of having to discover where she was. the physical process of recovery of the jackson took place in the early 1960's. the centennial of the war. they began working on a process in 1961, and they started to build a cofferdam around the wreck site, and they try to them -- tried to flush the water out of the interior. they had to start digging the gun boat out of the mud. when they pulled the vessel out of the ri

>>> a newborn on long island got a special welcome at stony brook university hospital. lieu coo became the 100,000th baby born at the hospital. staff members celebrated the milestone with a little party. the baby got several gifts including a $10,000 college fund. that's fantastic. and luka's big sister wasn't left out of the fun. the 5-year-old who was also born at stony brook was given an american girl doll as part of the celebration. nice. >>> well, a school supplies celebration, we're going to take a look live to the bronx where thousands of books, bags, pencils and pens are all being donated to kids. also ahead -- >> sunken treasure.

brooke? >> richard quest, let me bring you in. the fact that we've been watching china's economy in the markets, that wasn't news to me. >> oh, except china had suggested in its last official pronouncements, the economy was going to grow maybe 7%. and then we saw manufacturing numbers in china. >> on friday? >> yes. and that suggested much slower. and now you get people saying, actually, it's not going to be 7. it may not be 5. it may be as low as 2 or 3%. so that's the reason. but what you're seeing with these markets -- if you look at the world markets, 9, 8.5% down in shanghai. london, 4.6. what you are looking at with all of these is the equivalent of somebody shouting, fire in a crowded -- poof. >> right. >> and you have to really look, where is the smoke? and yes there is smoke in the global economy at the moment. >> but it's been smoking for a while, has it not? >> yes. but the fight is something that you realize that there is something going on. this is what we saw. take a look at thi

university medical center in stony brook where doctors have struggled to keep him alive. this is the head of team. >> as of right now his liver appears to be improving, his kidneys being supported by dialysis that we provide, but we are not going to know for days or even weeks whether his kidneys will ever come back. >> reporter: experts say nicholas' case of heat stroke was caused by extremely hot temperatures and dehydration. james pacey is the team physician for stony brook university. >> it falls back on the athletes at some point. the athletes have to take some stake in this game and they have to speak up when something difficult. we have a warrior code culture with our athletes for sure and athletes don't want to be seen as a complainer and trying to get off the field. but they have to realize that they have to take some initiative here and look out for themselves and look out for their teammates. >> reporter: heat stroke begins with muscle cramps in the legs or abdomen, a headache, very heavy sweating, cool, moist

i'm brooke baldwin.e now learning today a little more about the intentions of that killer after he murdered two journalists live on television this week. investigators telling cnn vester flanagan had a getaway plan in a car, extra ammunition, disguises. he was not driving aimlessly. he had a specific destination in mind before he was caught by police and turned the gun on himself. although investigators are not saying where he was headed, we heard from governor terry mcauliffe speaking outside of the tv station wdbj just a short time ago. >> as we heard today, there was more ammunition in the car, he had more self-addressed envelopes. so, you know, we clearly can't get into his mind and we can't find out exactly what he was planning to do but obviously there were some bad intentions and i'm just thankful our law enforcement did in a manner that nobody else was hurt. >> we are also learning that flanagan may have inadvertently helped police pinpoint his location because after killing alison parker and ada

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with us. the top of the hour here. you know this guy. he had a lot of subway sandwiches. he lost a lot of weight as the face of the world's largest fast food chain. he now admitted he victimized 14 underaged girls. under the deal he could be sent to prison from 5 to 12 1/2 years. this is him leaving the courthouse a little while ago. investigators say the case against fogle span years and include tens of thousands of pieces of evidence. >> mr. fogle had done the right thing when he learned of the victimization of the first victim, the first girl who was 14. if he reported that to authorities, victims 2, 3, 4, 5-6-7, 1, 9, 10, 11 and 12 would never have been victims. >> today jarred fogle has admitted to par tut baiting in a five-year criminal scheme to exploit children. beginning in 2011 fogle learned that the head of the jared foundation russell taylor was sexually exploiting a 14-year-old girl. at that time fogle chose to receive and repeatedly view child

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. thanks for being with me on this tuesday. we're getting the first sign as to how voters responded to the fireworks last thursday night and the man thus far at the center of this race, at the center of the debate and its aftermath is still in a strong position. let's start with iowa. this is iowa, home to the first in the nation presidential caucuses. you have this new suffolk university poll. and trump has pulled out ahead of scott walker. you can see there, 17% to his 12%. that is a switch from two previous polls that showed walker leading trump. marco rubio has 10% followed by ben carson at 9% and cruz and carly fiorina at 7%. in new hampshire, this poll has trump leading the poll there with 18% and then this is where it gets interesting because you have jeb bush with 13% followed by ohio governor john kasich right on his heels with 12. ted cruz has 10% and carly fiorina stands in fifth place with 9%. so with all of these numbers. let's go to our chief political

i'm brooke baldwin. we're going to begin in ferguson, missouri, where new protests are expected soon after the city became a flash point of violence. [ gunfire ] a barrage of bullets overnight forcing peaceful protesters to run for cover one year after unarmed black teenager michael brown was shot to death. what was supposed to be a peaceful weekend of commemorations spiralled into this. chaos on the streets of ferguson. at least four people behind bars after multiple shootings. i want to warn you, we're about to show you new and graphic video showing you video of one of those shootings. police surrounding a suspect's body after police say the man in his 20s used a stolen handgun to fire, quote, a remarkable amount of bullets at plain-clothed officers. he's listed in critical condition. i will go to my colleague sara sidner. first question, you were there. you tell me what you saw last night and what the streets look like right now. >> i was at a function and just coming back from a church where a lot of

brooke: transparency is the new authenticity.replaced it as a generator of trust. >> he was honest. what he was doing was honest. he came out and said what he thought but he also backed it up. nobody did more research than that show. other media outlets were embarrassed because he found things nobody else could find. bill: his staff would find a clip. somebody would say something and then he would say yeah this is what you said five years ago. the exact opposite. he would be able to honestly portray a person and hold them to account. his point of view was very important. a lot of times in late-night, they try to obscure their point of view. he did not do that. he showed his passion but it was really honest. >> i think part of the pleasure was watching the viewpoint evolve over the 16 years. i remember the show debuting. he inherited it from craig kilborne. it was maybe a watered down saturday night live weekend update kind of show. through world events shaping perspective, you had the 2000 recount, the events of 9/11 the crossfir

brooks. mr. brooks resigned from congress before they could expel him. he was actually tried in washington, d.c. court. he was fined $300. not sent to jail. he returned to his home state where he was a national hero. shamelessly. he was reelected in a special election to his congressional seat. at the end of 1865, same year that he brutally beat this gentleman. preston brooks does not get into any banknotes, but he did get into a lot of cartoons of the day. that's mr. brooks beating sumner on the floor of the senate. so if you hear charles owne -- sumner, this is what people are referring to when name comes up. let's back up a second. i skipped it would clinton -- dewitt clinton. he's known for one thing and one thing only and that is clinton's ditch, the erie canal. he actually proposed this canal and saw its construction as governor of new york. it's known as clinton's ditch. but that is probably what he is most famous for. many new yorkers know him. so, it is a familiar name. let's rush through some of the forgotten persons. here's thomas hart benton,

i'm brooke baldwin. two pictures on the screen and two stories we're following for you. on the left side you see obviously hillary clinton speaking at a community college there in iowa making her first appearance on the campaign trail since just this week cutting her vacation short. she is expected to take questions from the media. that is significant because we want to hear perhaps why some questions why she cut her trip to the hamptons short. we'll watch that today. politically significant on the political side and any minute microphones on the right side of the screen and watching and waiting for the news conference from the franklin county's sheriff ice up, fauquier county, with the update on the tragedy that unfoldled on live television. a young reporter and cameraman shot and killed in a live broadcast and on a personal note i just wanted to say that. too often part of my job every day as a journalist is to cover tragedy, but today's news hits close to home. this morning two young journalists were

every time you say brooke brooke gets to talk. who was trying to talk over him? >> the only one i noticed was rand paul. once we had that talk about the third party, that was the first of several attacks on donald trump. maybe it worked because we're talking about it this morning. do you think it back fired? >> i think rand paul is in a difficult position. even just this ten, much less the seven in the afternoon is a large field. rand paul after starting with a lot of expectations has faded in the pack. he was trying to be aggressive and reestablish his relevance and get notice. i thought it was a mixed success. i thought jeb bush got better as it went. in many ways he was overshadowed by john kasich. he appealed to the same lane of voters that jeb bush needs to move forward. i came out feeling from the debate that with both rubio and kasich presenting a revitalized threat to bush in the center of the party while you have this other competition going on in the more populous blue collar alienated donald trump. >> i know the governor was a homer last night, kasich

that is brooks there wearing the number 55. executors have charged him with misdemeanor sexual battery, involving the same night and alleged victim who accused ray mcdonnell of rate. she also filed a civil sexual lawsuit against brooks claiming that he groped her while she was unconscious. brooks was with the 49ers prepare for saturday's game against the denver broncos. the team said he returned to california and would not be playing this weekend. earlier today, i spoke with the prosecutors about the message these cases may be sending to professional athletes. >> what mr. mcdonald does for a living or mr. brooks us for a living is perhaps important to some. but, at the end of the day, this is about a sexual assault. this is about rape. and regardless of the profession of the perpetrator, the extent to which any message is sent, that message should be that there are certain things that will not be tolerated in our society. one thing that will not be tolerated is taking advantage of a woman who is in a severe state of intoxicatio

lawyers for brooks and mcdonald have not commented on the charges either. it's just the latest in a series of off the field issues for the 9ers. the team released aldon smith after he had a run-in with the law. he was arrested for driving under the influence as well as hit-and-run. >> not that it matters in this particular case but some of the best players are being caught up in this thing. >> yeah. indeed. so we'll see where the charges go for them. >> thank you. >>> it's been a pr nightmare for the san francisco visitors bureau. a tourist taking pictures of the world's crookedest street shot by a gun intent on stealing a camera and kate steinle shot and killed as she walked with her family on pier 14, another area packed with visitors. new at 6:00 tonight, kpix 5's phil matier says the city is doing damage control especially as it prepares to host super bowl 50. phil. >> reporter: that's right. let me give you a couple of statistics. major violent crime in san francisco is up 13% over the last year. robberies up about 23%. alone those stats won't make fro

brooke: exactly, that is where the significance comes in.all know about the 2009 poll where he was voted most trusted news man in america, displacing a famous 1970's poll with walter cronkite. why is the? it is because the digital world has changed the role of the person presenting information. it is no longer the voice of god from the clouds. the playing field is leveled. transparency is the new authenticity. that is what you trust. not authority, not objectivity, which everybody knows is a bit of a myth. charlie: so it is transparency and authenticity? brooke: transparency is the new objectivity. it replaced it as a generator of trust. bill: he was honest. what he was doing was honest. he came out and said what he thought but he also backed it up. nobody did more research than that show. other media outlets were embarrassed because he found things nobody else could find. his staff would find a clip. somebody would say something and then he would say yeah, this is what you said five years ago. the exact opposite. he would be able to honestl

this is brook's third run-in with the law in three years. the 49ers spokesperson said we take any charge against a player seriously and are in communication with the nfl. amad is returning home and will not participate in saturday's game. now the team is in denver getting ready for the preseason game against the broncos. >>> coming up, the case that could change the charges. new information about the bullet that killed kate steinleon the embarcadero. >>> also, one of the heroes who speaks about being a celebrity. >>> plus, a chaotic flight that left a good samaritan injured and sent two women to jail. >>> and good evening, the foggy conditions throughout san francisco. we'll talk more about the morning forecast and the possibility of a few showers from this storm system in just moments. inirgia . srtlaft th . >>> back to that tragic shooting in virginia. now shortly after the news crew was killed the gunman posted his own video of the shooting for users of facebook and twitter users to see. the video was captured by a camera the gunman wore.

i'm brooke baldwin.50 dead, hundreds injured after a series of explosions happened in a warehouse in china. the force of the blast so strong here. look at this. it shook buildings, some even thought it was an earthquake. the damage left behind was just massive. cnn's will ripley is there. will? >> reporter: right now we're about a mile from the epicenter of the explosion and even from this distance and even as night has fallen, you can see how much damage there is. this is someone's living room window that has been propelled down onto the street. most of the windows of this building are shattered and the glass has been raining down on the pavement, especially when there's a big wind gust. the shifting winds are a concern for folks worried about the air quality. there are several air-monitoring stations up around the city right now because the plume of smoke that we've seen burning uncontrolled throughout the past 24 hours or so, that smoke plume is pushing chemicals, dangerous and toxic chemicals into th

designer brook klausing of brook landscape shares some tips to help you create a rooftop oasis. [music playing] hey there. i'm landscape designer brook klausing, and we're here today at one grand army plaza in brooklyn, new york. and i'm going to give you all a few tips on how to design outdoor spaces. [music playing] i think one of the tricks whenever you inherit a project like this is to make sure that you can complement the preexisting conditions and make sure that this garden look like a forethought rather than an afterthought. our goal was to design four different areas-- a living room area, a dining area, a kitchen area, and then like a lay out area for sunbathers. [music playing] starting here in the dining room area, we wanted to bring a sense of intimacy to the space. then, generally that kind of starts with a roof or a feeling of a ceiling. and we did that through creating this powder coated aluminum cedar pergola. we just picked this light from holly hahn, because we thought it added a sculptural element. but with the glass and the transparency, it does not feel too h

it is now up to the nfl to suspend ahmad brooks. he was set to play in the game against the broncos but he was sent back to california. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> palo alto police are asking for help identifying a man who exposed himself to a woman walking her dogs. the woman says the suspect was riding a bike before he exposed himself at monroe park tuesday evening. that suspect is described as a man in his early 20s with an olive complexion and dark curly hair. police say he wore a black shirt, green pants and sunglasses. >>> attorneys for raymond "shrimp boy" chow will be back in court today to try to get the case against him dismissed. federal agents disclosed yesterday according to the "san francisco chronicle" [ indiscernible ] a defense lawyer says the feds spent more than $1 million taking chow to expensive restaurants and hotels. the defense says agents were trying to entice chow into committing crimes rather than uncovering any crimes he might have committed. >>> county sheriff's deputies in san franci

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i'm brooke baldwin. this is cnn. breaking news out of paris where the gunman who tried to unleash a massacre on a high-speed train, ayoub el khazzani was hog tied and apprehended. >> translator: he was looking at while he was on the train on youtube where on which a jihad -- there were jihadi songs and somebody inspiring people to jihadi acts. therefore, we have decided to open a preliminary investigation to an attempt of murder under the terrorist laws. >> first, we have more today regarding the french-american who was injured and who helped bring down the gunman. his name is mark moogalian. let's go straight to paris for an update. his condition has worsened. i have martin savidge and bob baer. martin, to you first, can you give me a quick update on this french-american? what's his condition right now? >> 51 years of age, being treated at a hospital two hours north of paris. i do have better news for you and that is that we've had an update from the family. his condition saw him worsen overnight but no

. >> joel brooks is doing 12 years for assault.is adversary, john slaku is serving a six-year sentence for sexual assault. our cameras were there when officers interrogated them about the fight. >> what was this all about? >> well, he's a rapist, and i was talking to the inmate, in the meal line about it with him. >> you're talking about his crime with another person. >> yeah, yeah. >> okay. >> and i was talking with another prisoner about him being a rapist and he came up to me and said you ain't [ bleep ] i said you're not. >> i told him to stop talking about me. i repeated it. he said, what are you going to do? and i just repeated it again, stop talking about me. and then he walked up to me in my face, and said, now what are you going to do? >> five minutes later, he rushed me -- >> don't come at me. >> well, slammed me against the wall. >> -- in his face, i don't know what i did after that. >> then he starts scratching my face and i grabbed him around the waist and threw him on the floor and i hit him twice in self-defense to g

for our north american viewers, brooke baldwin is here with cnn newsroom. >>> i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. let's begin with this potentially huge break in the mystery of malaysian air flight 370. now we've learned of new debris discovered possibility from inside the plane. i'm talking about window parts and seat cushions along with aluminum washing up there on reunion island. at least that's what malaysia is telling us. they say they are sure this came from a plane although they are not quite convinced it's mh370. this is coming one day after malaysia said this flaperon came from the plane because a serial number matched that of mh370. they also say the paint work was a direct match as well. this is the details we're learning just today. this is invigorating the hunt. this is animation and this may be the best tool yet. they are using wind and waves and ocean currents and what it shows, all of the particles in the middle of your screen this shows where it may have originated from. is malaysia telling the world, you know the where and when these possible seat cushions a

i looked all i see is hair. >> reporter: before she could pulled over, brook's interior body was out. by that time, she had a 911 operated on the line who told her to get paper towels an shoestring. >> where am i going to get a should you string? >> reporter: she was wearing flip-flops but spotted a woman wearing lace-up shoes where she pulled over. >> i need the shoestring and i said i'll give i was new pair, i'll make sure you get the number i'll get you, i definitely still have to. >> reporter: brook's mom, remained calm through the whole ordeal. >> most was really -- i couldn't get comfortable, welcome to the world. >> the big question is what is brook's middle name going to be? initially they were thinking, lenay, but after the circumstances of her coming into the world. now they're considering things like miracle or kia because that said the car they were driving in, of course you might imagine what my vote is for. >> reporter: whatever brook's mom chooses, family is happy she's here safe and sound. and her grandmother says the story of how she came into the world will be one sh

mark shields and david brooks are here to analyze the week's news. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. ♪ >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the united nations refugee agency announced a striking figure today: the number of refugees and migrants making the dangerous mediterranean sea crossing to reach europe this year has now passed the 300,000 mark. that's more than 40% higher than the record number who made the crossing in all of 2014. and that number doesn't include the 2,600 people who have died this year on the journey

>>> plus, we're with brooke hogan suspending her father after racist rant. >> i feel bad for my dad. >>> taylor swift shares girl squad secrets as her big fans bust out one of taylor's hits as only he can. >> you come and pick me up, no headlights. >> "e.t." with the latest on the top stories. >>> i guess it's a good time to be a divorce lawyer in hollywood. made this summer of splits. the biggest shocker has to be reba mcintyre. >> say it ain't so, reba. let's start with gwen stefani and gavin rossdale and why their rock 'n' roll marriage hit the rocks. this is gavin yesterday in beverly hills walking with long time friend and gwen's assistant, keith black. no ring in sight. a few hours before the shocking divorce papers filed in los angeles. obtained the documents that sho showed the irreconcilable differences as the cause. >> gwen worth reported $80 million and gavin worth $35 million. gwen checked the box to deny spousal support in her filing and gavin left the option open. >> because there is no prenup, there is room to maneuver said matrimonial attorney. >> seems like an open i

brooks continues to turn himself in soon. earlier this month, you might recall aldon smith arrested for dui and hit and run. the niners also released him. >> it's been two years of turmoil off the field for the 49ers. within the hour, this statement was issued -- we take any charge against member of this organization seriously and are in communication with the nfl. brooks is returning home to california and will not plate in saturday's game. the 49ers are getting ready for this weekend's preseason game. >>> a new case of dog abuse on the peninsula. you may have seen the video. it can be disturbing to watch. prosecutors told us they decided to charge the woman you see here in the video with animal cruelty. watch. it shows the woman picking up that small dog and slams it to the ground and hitting it. the woman owns a dog sitting service. after seeing the video, workers from the spca and humane society went to the woman's home and seized 11 dogs. she's set to appear in court tomorrow. the dog you see there is said to be okay and

. >> and funny lady jenny mccarthy and country super star garth brooks after your local news. >> you'retoo==oli arsecr >>> a good monday morning. it is 10:26. i'm sam brock. police right now searching for one man after a crash during a high-speed chase in milpitas. this happened early this morning when an officer on patrol noticed a business with a smashed window. the officer then observed the man leaving the business and jumping into a car, nearly striking the officer in the process. a chase followed, ending in a crash at the first street exit off of highway 237. the man ran off and officers could not located him. the search continues. >>> meantime, we're keeping an eye on today's big sell-off on wall street. you can see now, the dow down 230 points for the morning. it's been back and forth, but at its worst, the dow briefly fell below 1,000 points for the day right after the open. we'll have a complete update coming up on our midday news at 11:00. fir first, a look at your weather and traffic right after this break. trt:5 >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a nice da

s office, brooks is expected to self-sur surrender the next several days. he could do so at the jail or sheriff's headquarters. the grand jury's indictment stems from an incident at 49er ray mcdonald's san jose home. it was 2015 where the victim alleged sexual assault. but they say it took nine months to investigate. >> it seems like a longtime, but when it comes to cases of this nature it is not a long investigation. >> this week a grand jury indicted mcdonald for raping an intoxicated person. the d.a.'s office also charged the current 49er player brooks with sexual battery. the separate assault occurred the same night against the same victim approximately 30 to 45 minutes apart. mcdonald previously sued for defamation after she reported the incident to law enforcement. a suiter attorney gloria allred helped her get dismissed. >> she is courageous and looking for a just outcome in this case. >> the 49ers released him for a pattern of behavior. in a statement san francisco 49ers' general manager said we take any charge against a member of this organization

bids and clara county prosecutors becard brooks with sexual battery yesterday.g with barry macdonald accused of taking advantage of a woman too intoxicated to consent during a party last december. matters at gm the trend release a statement today regarding drugs in the alleged incident. in that statement did told me yet lives in denver he is still a member of the team obviously when you're in a situation like this important you get back to your family also important for him to start taking care of business on his end. there is no timetable on the siding brooks long-term future with the nfl or niners. in san francisco it was certainly a sight to see today in. the car drivers paid tribute to a fallen driver justin wilson. a special motorcade of across the golden gate bridge. drivers drove the indycar you see across the bridge this afternoon. wilson would have competed this weekend in sonoma. he died from injuries and suffered a crash sunday last sunday. at the abc supply 500. in the race stars like ray hall. marco andrade drove wilson's car today. delivered but of

woodruff: mark shields, david brooks, we thank you.n swimmer katie ledecky is stunning the world this week with feats that have rarely been seen. the 18-year-old cruised along during her final heat at the world championships in russia today, putting her in the top spot for tomorrow's final in the 800 meter freestyle. throughout the week, she has been blowing past the competition, setting records and generating talk of historic milestones. hari sreenivasan has the story. >> sreenivasan: just to try to put this in perspective: if katie ledecky wins tomorrow, she will have completed an unprecedented sweep of the 200 400, 800 and 1,500 meter freestyles at a single world championship. she also set world records this week. and assuming all goes well, she will have raced 6,200 meters in seven days when you include heats and relays. since winning the gold medal at the 2012 olympics, she has set 13 of the fastest racing times in history. summer sanders is a former olympic gold medal swimmer herself as well as a sports commentator and reporter w

. >>> still ahead, 49ers' linebacker ahmad brooks won't be playing this weekend in the prepare prepare -- in the preseason game. >>> new numbers out show just how well californians are doing at conserving water in the drought. because at&t and directv are offering yesterday's technology, today. tv from space. [whispered] space as long as it's not too rainy. [whispered] rainy or windy. [whispered] windy or there isn't a branch in the way. [whispered] branchy welcome to the moment no one's been waiting for. the fastest internet and the best tv experience is already here with x1. only from xfinity. >>> this morning, chinatown association leader raymond chow appeared before a federalup to request that the racketeering and organized crime charges against him be dismissed. acowarding to court filings, federal agents spent more than a million dollars during their investigation. expenses included taking chow out to eat at the fairmont, four seasons and ritz carlton as well as morton's steakhouse. an attorney for another defendant in the case, says these extense spences independent -- expenses