la policÍa de richmondmostrÓ parte del vÍdeo captado en un restaurante burger king, donde un hombre primeroe llevÓ dinero de la caja registradora. ocurriÓ el 26 de agosto al 1300 de la avenida mcdonald. estÁn tratando de localizar al sujeto. tenemos detalles de un caso en berlÍn, la policía arrestÓ a dos jÓvenes, uno de ellos identificado como jason de 18 aÑos y otro adolescente de 17, en relaciÓn al robo de un celular la vÍctima, una mujer de 21 aÑos esperaba el autobÚs en la zona de martin luther king junior y la avenida ashbbee. en lo que va del fin de semana feriado, la patrulla de caminos reporta que 10 conductores y dos peatones han fallecido en accidentes en las carreteras del estado. 10 personas fueron arrestadas bajo sospecha de manejar intoxicadas. precisamente, las autoridades dan recomendaciones a fin de salvar vidas, evitar tragedias y mantener la seguridad en la comunidad. gustavo ortiz tiene los detalles. gustavo: es por tradiciÓn el fin de semana de mayor actividad en las carreteras del paÍs. 400 personas deben involucradas en accidentes automovilÍsticos mortales. las autori

ciudadanía para localizar al hombre que está en pantalla que sospechosos de robar un restaurante en burger kinga >> la policía arrestó a un hombre por robo de autos, tiene múltiples condenas de robo de coche es sospechoso fue arrestado ayer >> esa persecución que alcanzó las 100 millas por hora, en dirección norte de acuerdo con las autoridades ahora están tras las pistas del conductor de la camioneta que logró darse a la fuga luego de que cancelarán la persecución poco después de llegar a la carretera 780 >> adolescentes se encuentran tras las rejas porque protagonizaron una persecución de un corte que habían robado el fin de semana, a pesar de su corta edad las ser mucho más grs >> la señora grito y grito >> varios vecinos del complejo de departamentos con testigos del robo de autos con oso de violencia que fue una residente el sábado en la noche >> se trata de una mujer de origen asiático >> tiene el ojo morado la cara morada,, los codos y la mano morada,, las rodillas también >> estaba sentadau rche y logró ver a lososos >> uno regresó venía n >> se veían bastante jóvenes el departamento co

it existed before the formula retail law was on the books -- blockbuster, domino's, burger king, batteries plus. so we really want to preserve the integrity of this neighborhood. we can do better than corepower yoga. that's the message i want to give to ted. that's what i want it give to the sponsors. if you make a choice to allow this conditional use or grant miss permit today, the question for you as a commission is, are we actually pushing the rapid change that's happening along the divisadero corridor forward at a faster pace or pausing to make distinct changes that support local business? we would argue on the latter. that is the alamo square neighborhood association, the yoga studios, we can do better. the message that it would send if you grant this conditional use permit is for landlords when their lease comes up, corepower said they would do $1 million into renovation. name a local business that would do $1 million in renovations. they can't. lets say no to corepower yoga. >> president hillis: thanks. any additional public comment on this item. seeing none, we'll close public comm

year-old ed monroe is standing strong nearly a week after he was attacked by a transient inside this burger king. >> i'm saying to myself what the heck did i do? >> reporter: the left side of his chest is deeply bruised. this bandage covers almost an inch long wound where he was stabbed. monroe was having lunch with his wife when he said he noticed a homeless man sleeping across the way. the man eventually got up and left but came back a second time as monroe and his wife were leaving. >> he comes in. i don't think a thing about it. i think he's going to go sit down. he walks toward me and then he punches me like the old hey, how you doing, but it wasn't that way. >> reporter: fairfield police identified the suspect as 31- year-old dale clonarowski out of prison on parole. >> we interviewed witnesses that led to his capture at another business down the road. >> reporter: the lieutenant said transients are a problem across north texas street. he said there's not much law enforcement can do if there's no crime committed. monroe is still stunned and puzzled by the attack, two strangers who crossed

denying it even the vice president plus no more food on the go one european city wants to ban the burger king which city is it and why does it want to banish fast food. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program a nation divided over migration a new explosive opinion poll shows that germany that at the far right in the country is now the largest political force in the country's east for the first time the anti immigrant alternative for germany or a.f.d. is more popular than angela merkel's conservatives this is the first nationwide survey since a spate of violent protests in the eastern city of cabinets a fatal knife attack allegedly committed by asylum seekers through thousands of far right protesters and neo nazis on to the streets and on main street. parties accuse the a.f.d. of instrumental lies and violence for its own political end now it seems that most germans think the populist party harbors dangerous extremist tendencies the nationwide survey asked if in germany's domestic intelligence agencies should put the f.t. under surveillance and the verdict very clear two thirds of those polled

imagine it to burger king killed 1900 people. they wouldn't be in business anymore, but they are still in business. if the someone owned the mississippi river and they did that they would pass it to more competent hands, so how can we have the hudson river or atlantic ocean owned? well, the same way we get land owned by the homesteading principle. he who mixes his labor with the land or water or whatever gets to be the owner. so, the people that put the ships up and down the mississippi river, the people who own land on the side of the mississippi river so now you have 100,000 people with a hundred thousand shares and that the mississippi river corporation. again, sounds a weird for the non- weirdos, but i think it could save lives and it would deal with running out of resources like fish resources and things like that. guest: finally, to the book now let me wave it in front of the camera. host: we will put it out. guest: the book just came out like yesterday or that they before. host: space capitalism it is called. guest: now, w

burger kings in is what does mandel for leaving. but first the german team has to win some races in brussels they get off to a good start but one by one bite and his team members crash out of the race. after the first round it's game over the boys and i didn't mind. we need to finally store a victory last year the guy scored several with ice this year things are going so well and it's so. tough for luke bannister things are going swimmingly the british team wins race off to race against spain the u.s. and the czech republic chile in the favorites and wind up in first place once again . since the weekend units have to have a fest at the wii's this in full swing again people are swaying to brass music and having a beer or two every year millions of visitors come from all over the globe to bavaria to experience the world's biggest folk fest you should definitely be in the party won't amount pay attention to a few things let's find a more serious here are. five things you should know before you visit october fest. some people say time p

in my view, a major defeat for civic san francisco that the bart exit by the burger king down there at hyde and market street was closed. that is a huge defeat for san francisco. it intercepts the flow of people to the art community. it gives victory to what is the expression, the street people who occupied that corner with their loud music and their coriousing and their booze. they beat you. the police department, with its guns and its uniforms, they beat the city and county of san francisco. they cut you off. that entrance is closed. can you read what that means for people. what that means for downtown san francisco. you should hang our heads in shame that that happened. >> thank you, mr. jones. next speaker. >> good evening, commissioners and chief scott. my name is tammy bryant i'm a resident of district 5. i'm really here to talk off the cuff. i want to express some concerns i'm having. i read a post on facebook from the mission police collaborative about the incident at balboa last week. i am concerned about it. i under, a friend of mine's son was the victim of what i feel was th

richmond police say this is a man who pointed a gun at an employee and robbed the burger king on mcdonaldre hoping you can figure out who it is. if he looks familiar, police would like to hear from you. >>> police are looking for a pickup truck involved in a high speed chase. our crew caught part of this pursuit as it passed through danville on 680. that pluck was going northbound on 680 at speeds of more than 100 miles an hour. this chase started in the south bay. officers called off the chase on 780. than driver is still on the loose. >>> a late night high speed chase ended with five arrests in the south bay. the suspects may be tied to a series of carjackings. later the suspects tried to get away on war admiral avenue in san jose. that's where officers managed to catch and arrest them. >>> city council meets in the next half hour. martinez still doesn't allow pot sales. but if the city decides to do it, it will have to decide how many marijuana businesses will be allowed in city limits. neighbors expressioned their conce concerns. >>> we head toward this mini heat wave. >> it's going t

a man calls 911 over his beef with burger king. >> the guy took my coupons. he won't give it back to me. heather: he was upset he couldn't use his coupons from texas in ohio. that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first." have a great day. it righ continues right now. bye-bye. >>> it's monday, september 17th. this is a fox news alert. fears intensify by the day as florence unleashes historic rains and flooding on the carolinas. >> we've been his terribly hard. i had a fire once. we were closed for over a years. now we have a flood. >>> griff jenkins has a look at the destruction. the white house standing behind brett kavanaugh as democrats call for him to step down. >> what impact will this have on thursday's vote? we'll have news from washington. >> a school district that could make hillary clinton being erased from the history books a reality. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ american woman listen what i say. rob: my hair looks like lenny cakravitz after a week with the hurricane. good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this mo

. >> reporter: one victim found here in this burger king parking lot. >> and he wasn't breathing? were just droppin'? >> yeah, like flies. literally. >> reporter: another woman found collapsed inside this biker bar. >> yeah, pretty much came in here, seen her in the bathroom and pulled her out. >> reporter: all told officials say there were 20 overdose calls in a 24-hour period, stretching emergency responders close to the breaking point. >> we were running low on narcan. so many doses had been used, we're like if this keeps up -- >> we're in trouble, yeah. >> reporter: what paramedics discovered was causing the alarming outbreak, these percocet painkiller pills, bearing the stamp a333. but just like those pills that killed prince and tosh ackerman, it's discovered they're complete fakes containing the powerful synthetic opioid fentanyl. >> it was marked as percocet, looked just like a percocet. exact same markings. >> oh, it looked exactly like it. >> reporter: while paramedics are able to save most of the victims, it was too late for two of them, including a woman found here at

. >> went to the burger king, came back. >> when she went back into her dad's home she found -- >> one of the worst sightsivy ever seen in my life. he was laying face down in the pool of blood. >> what did you think had happened? >> i thought he had fallen, because he had a gash in the back of his hid. i went to the kitchen and called t 911. >> i could hear bubbling. >> it's not often this little town in california has a murder. what did the crime scene itself look like? >> it was pretty bloody. there was evidence of a violent struggle between jack and his killer. >> the kind of thing that might happen if it was a home invasion robbery or something? >> or an assault between people who knew each other. >> he said look at the one who reported the crime, his daughter cheryl. >> she was the one who found him. back at the station, he interviewed all of his relatives, including cheryl and jack's wife sandra who hasn't been missing at all, just off on a shopping trip. >> told us she would cooperate and wanted to help us solve the murder of her husband. >> and she told him about life with jack

franchised business, but given the fact that -- i don't look at corepower as the mcdonald's or the burger kings of the world. they bring great energy, positive impact, health benefits to the neighborhood. definitely a fan of it. the price is right, versus what the market is. look at the situation as a hole and that my in-laws are dependent on this, thank you very much. >> i'm lawrence israel. i'm in support of corepower yoga because i do yoga myself. so i think that is promoting good health benefits in the community and i also live and work in the city. >> president hillis: thank you very much. >> i wanted to say that i support core yoga. there's not a lot of places that offer that kind of stuff to do at that time of the evening. and it's needed and i think it's something that can touch lives. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. i'm bryce waxell. i work in the city and fully support core yoga. it's a benefit to the neighborhood and only positive things come from it. exercise is a very important thing to anyone's regiment and i don't see any downfalls in terms

in 1982 after high school, brown and david jackson worked together at a burger king, where david became manager. brown also had a front row seat to the budding romance between jackson and a pretty 16-year-old coworker named barbara britton. >> they were together, and that's awesome. i mean, if you can find love, that's what we all want. >> and so all of these years later, detective velasquez paid a visit to the woman who had been the girl that had fallen in love with david jackson. happy to help, she told the detective. same thing when we called on her to talk about the david she knew. >> he was a very good-looking man. you know, we just had an attraction for each other and started talking. sweet, nice, kind, swept me off my feet. >> and as she talked, it became clear, deep emotions would not stay underneath the surface. >> i was young, i was still going to school. this was my first love. >> two youngsters in love. and then, well, things happen, don't they. >> mom, i got something to tell you. i said what? he said, barbara's practice. >> judy was surprised, a little worried, maybe. but

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in 1982 after high school, brown and david jackson worked together at a burger king, where david became manager. brown also had a front row seat to the budding romance between jackson and a pretty 16-year-old coworker named barbara britton. >> they were together, and that's awesome. i mean, if you can find love, that's what we all want. >> and so all of these years later, detective velasquez paid a visit to the woman who had been the girl that had fallen in love with david jackson. happy to help, she told the detective. same thing when we called on her to talk about the david she knew. >> he was a very good-looking man. you know, we just had an attraction for each other and started talking. sweet, nice, kind, swept me off my feet. >> and as she talked, it became clear, deep emotions would not stay underneath the surface. >> i was young, i was still going to school. this was my first love. >> two youngsters in love. and then, well, things happen, don't they. >> mom, i got something to tell you. i said what? he said, barbara's practice. >> judy was surprised, a little worried, maybe. but

if you want to buy a salad in west dayton, t only place you can get it is a burger king or a mcdonald'sis: as west dayton has been falling behind the rest av dayton, on a larger scale, cities like daytonbeen falling behind the more prosperous parts of the country, going back decades. >> if you look at thdecline of manufacturing and the decline of areas where it once was vibrant, the real turning point is the late 1970s. starting in the late 1970s,rt corporations s to much more aggressively push back against labor unions. and they did so in part because the economy was becoming a bit more global, so they were able threaten that they woul move production overseas. and so we saw a plummeting of the role of labor unions precisely at the time that inequality was risin (cheering) >> macgillis: and then the reagan era ushered in tax cutsfo the wealthy, and a wave of deregulation. at the same time, shareholders started exerng more influence on the way companies did business. >> you had bankers sitting in new york, corporate executives, boards far away from tse communities, that thought, you kno

ashley: this space rocket brought to you by burger king.ckets, spacecraft, a way of generating significant revenue. they want astronauts on cereal boxes as opposed to athletes. they want kids to be inspired by astronauts as much as they are by sports hero. they think this is one way to get nasa back into the american culture. stuart: good idea. the mind conjures a whole lot of things on the side of a rocket. we'll open the market in four minutes time. the dow will be down triple digits. 100 points down. hole on right there, folks. we'll take to you wall street right after this. ♪ stuart: we've got 30 seconds to go before we actually open this market. you see them all applauding. you will hear clanging of the bell right there, as we build up towards the actual start of trading. we're still expecting a loss of about 100 points for the dow industrials. to put that into perspective, the dow closed at 25,850 level. [opening bell rings] you knock off 150 points, you're not exactly on a heavy-duty downtrend, are you? four seconds to go, three, two

you still got, burger king, taco bell, pizza fast foodhese other companies. what european companies often do is strongly encouraged unionization across the entire industrial sector and encourage bargaining across the sector, a much more effective way of keeping wages up, unionization , and promoting workers voices in the economy. guest: we have -- host: we had 10 from blunt fill, union line.n our caller: how many of the 50 u.s. labor history in their public schools, and why or why not. and -- how many were voted in and how many were legislated in? say i don'torry to know the answer to either question. i don't know of any state that mandates labor history at the high school level. i certainly didn't have it in virginia, and i was also in high school in massachusetts and didn't have it there. as far as right to work, the majority of right to work laws have been passed by state legislatures, not a valid -- by a ballot initiative. atst: you teach labor law temple university. that has to start with, i assume, some level of labor history knowledge. what youming stu

burgers, pizza, and macaroni and cheese. >> reporter:'s favorite vegetable -- >> broccoli. >> reporter: and he has food facts. >> did you know that tomatoes are fruit? >> reporter: he was part of the afterschool program at martin luther kingwe had crackers and juice. >> reporter: the small snack is nothing like the hot meal the children received last year to keep them to go -- from going hunger between -- hungry between lunch and pickup time. >> i don't think food should be something that the kids should have to worry about. they are hungry and they haven't eaten since lunch time. >> reporter: many parents did not realize until the start of school that the school board voted to eliminate the program. >> the dinner program was something we started six years ago. >> reporter: budget constraints prompted the cut which will save the district about $1.4 million per year by eliminating one staff position and reducing 18 positions from full-time to part-time. >> we had to make difficult decisions. >> reporter: about 3000 students in the district received the evening meal. >> there were hot meals like spaghetti and tacos and pizza. >> reporter: he said it was a big help and now he and other families will have to your out how to s