catherine? (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine: it would be the worst nightmare for health experts. the deadly ebola virus getting a foothold in the u-s. >> catherine: today - a man in manhattan checked himself into mount sinai hospital. he has problems including a high fever -- which 'could' be early symptoms of ebola. doctors are scrambling to have the results for another day or so. >> catherine: but they say there have been half a dozen other peoplebeen tested recently after being in africa -- and all of them did "not" have ebola. >> catherine: and they say they're taking every precaution in dealing >> catherine: as for the two american missionary workers being treated for ebola -- the news about the first american being treated on u.s. soil is encouraging. >> catherine: doctor kent brantly has been treated with an experimental serum called "z-mapp".and is said to be improving. >> catherine: over the weekend.he was brought to emory univers

the woman went to prison and was released in march. >> catherine: >> catherine: the child's father says even warned that the woman was getting out ofas for delta - it says it's into what happened last week. >> jacqueline: and to the 6:00 hour or more patchy fog, special weekend went trick clearing to the south and livermore valley back to the coast about 10:00. we may not see many sunshine breaks as we've seen today. in temperatures in the '60s for the most part at the coast and 65 degrees at half moon bay. 70 degrees down the peninsula. 72 in alameda in san leandro. inland valleys and, once again in the '80s. 83 and concord and san ramon. the south bay will see a degree readings and 80 in cupertino and san jose. up and the north bay temperatures largely in the '80s with a couple of low 70 degree readings. near golden gate bridge and vallejo. >> jacqueline: next week we'll see a warning trend that to the low 90s and land. >> reporter: she good economic story sprit kind of helping people >> historically any time that happens you will see a big bump and s&p 506 and 1/2 percent over the ne

tonight we will ensure the safety of the citizens of ferguson >> catherine: the missouri state highway patrol will remain in tactical control. captain ron johnson says there will be no repeat of last night's chaos. nats >>makeshift barricades were set up to block police. bottles and rockets were thrown at police. based on these conditions, i had no alternative but to elevate the level of our response. >> catherine: president obama was among those calling for calm >>looting or carrying guns, and even attacking the police, only serves to raise tensions and stir chaos. it undermines rather than advancing justice." >> catherine: today the protests were peaceful, but several people were arrested after police say they violated orders to avoid congregating. >>police officers rushed and slammed them to the ground. >> catherine: an independent autopsy showed the teenager had been shot six times. >>all of these gunshot wounds were survivable except for the one on the top of the head and went through the brain. >> catherine: the pathologists say there was no gunshot residue on brown's skin. >>the

catherine?we learned tonight that the total number of people who have been treated for injuries is up to 209. 18 of them were admitted. up from 17. >> catherine: that's because someone who didn't think treatment was necessary suddenly had seizures last night and was rushed into emergency surgery. >> catherine: the update on water.they keep finding new leaks. and 640 customers still do not have water service tonight. including both homes and businesses. the city manager says repairs continue around the clock. >> catherine: but as they fix the leaks.new ones are discovered. >> so, what they are doing is isolating and shutting off and moving to the next. adding more as we fix. >> catherine: meantime -- the number of red-tagged buildings has gone up. there were 103 as of last night -- and the city manager figures he'll be adding about 20 more to the list tonight. >> catherine: and the number of yellow tagged buildings -- which means limited access -- is 'way' up. it now stands at about 500. we'll ha

>> catherine: >> rocks, bricks fired at us and they can't tell. >> catherine: military assault weapons camouflage at a local mcdonald's. >> they slammed me up against the soda machine. >> catherine: after starting after trying to stay with their camera the crew left. there were no longer report what they were doing. >> pam: what is happening in misery is sparking reaction across the country including here in the bay area. this was the scene and set francisco just about an hour and a half ago. nearly 100 people showed up at civic center plaza for a visual and national moment of silence in support of the teenager who was shot by police a similar visual was held at the same time it oakland frank plaza. >> pam: police are looking for a pair of suspect in a friday home invasion that took place inside of the gay community in fremont. kron4 marine kelly has the details on what was a very scary experience for the homeowners. >> reporter: fremont police as is likely to suspect climbed dispensed to gain access to the gated community here. at about 4:00 a.m. tuesday morning the two may kick in on

for ebola. >> catherine: is in an atlanta hospital tonight. is 59-year-old nancy writebol.who got sick while working as a missionary in liberia. >> catherine: nancy was carried by stretcher into emory university hospital this morning. unlike her younger colleague - she was unable to walk in. >> catherine: both american ebola patients are now in the same hospital -- and both have been given an experimental serum. >> catherine: nancy has been improving - and doctors say she even asked for some of her favorite food today. a family friend read a statement today from her husband. >> we kept our faith. now we have a real reason to be hopeful. >> catherine: nancy's colleague - dr. kent brantly - is said to be moving around his hospital room. after getting that experimental serum - doctors say his improvement has been 'remarkable.' >> catherine: but also say more testing is needed. >> catherine: in western africa - the death toll from ebola is nearly 900 -- with 16-hundred people infected. the outbreak continues to cause ripples of fear in the u.s.whe

catherine heenan is here with a roundup of the day's developments. >> catherine: while two americanslown home for treatment, the situation in west africa is being described in the starkest terms. >> catherine: in sierra leone, a member of doctors without borders describes the outbreak as "unprecedented and out of control," >>"it's frustrating for us because we don't have the >> catherine: these doctors came to fight a disease that has already killed dozens of medical workers. >> catherine: ebola can lead to death with just one drop of infected body fluid. >>"so that's why we take every possible precaution to prevent that." >> catherine: sierra leone is one of four countries where ebola has made more than 17 hundred people sick nearly one thousand of them died >> catherine: in the high- risk zone this woman calls out for help. she has ebola; so does her son. >> catherine: this woman's husband and son died of the disease. 70 percent of confirmed cases here will die, too. >> catherine: in liberia, bodies lie abandoned on the street. no one is willing to touch them for fear of contaminat

on an earlier climb. >> catherine: he was a veteran rock climber, surfer and fitness buff. >> catherineparker was a cal poly grad who lived in sebastopol. he and his girlfriend had climbed cathedral peak saturday where he proposed. >> catherine: but they later went their separate ways.and climbers saw him fall from the granite crest. parker's family say he likely fell because he was tired after the earlier climb and a 3-mile run. >> catherine: they say his ashes will be spread along the sonoma coast.also at yosemite and in hawaii, where his parents now live. >> reporter: large wild fire near the city is threatening 100 homes tonight. about 50 mi. from yosemite evacuation orders are in place and eight structures already been destroyed and 500 more are threatens. injuries and 1,200 a. with possibility of burning. >> reporter: home owners watch and all as burning buildings and treetops >> rescue the doll. so i am watching the dog. >> reporter: suburban propane building was one of the structures destroyed. they had to allow it to burn before worried that it would explode. >> the fire is get

. >> pam: the last track last check with catherine heenan who has been following this story >> catherinehe was born in chicago and did move to the bay area as a teenager and a quiet boy, most people stay outside. a quiet student. his movie career was really amazing to showing a huge amount of movies he made over 50 movies including mrs. doubt fire. he won and the economy toward creek and received a great break and tv with more and mindy. including vietnam and the debt public society. during his tight he moved effortlessly he also won three golden globes and one for the fisher king. he had a lot of projects in production. at least to take pleasure and the fact that we will be watching him for years and years to come. >> catherine: a film called the angriest man in brooklyn is next. he did perform a comedy in the marin county. people knew that they could rely on him to come through despite the fact that he was incredibly busy. onstage, he was a powerhouse. billy crystal says balling him onstage was tried to try to talk the civil war. in other words you cannot do it. >> pam: and remarkable

catherine dooley, north beach association and small business commissioner. i'm not speaking on behalf of the small business today. i just want to say how much the business association appreciates the outreach and understanding of the neighborhood and their voices that need to be heard. i also want to talk about she's one of the commissioners in this city hall that is not influenced by politics or under outside influence. she makes all of her decisions and comments based strictly on her expertise and research and great knowledge and institutional knowledge of what good planning is in this city. we need people like catherine kathrin moore and i urge you to support her today. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is ted ole's on. i speak for myself and kathrin moore and dennis richards. i have been here speaking before the planning commission and i know her period tinent questions and her service speaks fore itself. i would like to confine the rest of my remarks for dennis. dennis and i have served on the market octavia cac. he's a great colleague, always col

i'm catherine kobyoshi in tokyo. record amounts of rain in hiroshima sent landslides thundering into residential areas. 39 people were killed, 7 others are missing. nhk world's takafumi terui has more from hiroshima. >> reporter: huge amounts of debris, including piles of lumber from crushed houses are covering the whole area that i can see. the torrential rains started in the early hours of the morning and it just kept coming. >> can you hear me? rr i'm surrounded by mud pools of water and debris. the mud here is sticky. and people have seen landslides before. still, many are shocked by what they've seen come down from above. some have had their water and power cut off. but more help is on the way. about 2,500 police officers, firefighters and safety personnel joined those already here. they're searching for the missing here and in other areas, as well. >> thanks very much. we'll have more on this later on in the program. >>> south korean and japanese government officials have argued of late over the views of territ

are firing rubber bullets. >> catherine: a radio reporter caught in to what they say was an attack bythe crowd. >>rocks, bricks, bottles thrown at us, and then a gunfire >>dsiperce immediately this is no longer a peaceful protest >> catherine: the crowd met by a massive display of law enforcement firepower: military assault rifles and an army surplus armored humvee. >> catherine: officers in camouflage handcuffed and detained two reporters in a local mcdonalds. >>move move >>they decided they had enough and slammed me up against the soda machine >>they're media too >> catherine: journalists from al jazeera found themselves the target of tear gas, after trying to stay with their camera, the crew finally fled. >> catherine: the officers moved in and would no longer record what they were doing. >> pam: san francisco one of several cities that participated in vigils held across the ferguson shooting. >> pam: nearly 100 people showed up at civic center plaza fora similar vigil was held at the same time in oakland's frank ogawa plaza. people in more than 90 cities observed thursday's nation

it's located on steiner and broadway it sold in 1997 for nearly $1.4 million. >> catherine: >> catherine just last year he realized it was their resemblance of kim kardashian and a certain floor maternity dress. >> pam: of early heart broken, his wife says hoping that people will count will focus on the joy and laughter that he gave people. >> gary: a.m. walter made >> pam: and water main break broke up this evening. >> reporter: causey the asphalt to breaking with the water gushing down as they opened the back of the shut off right after the main break happened. they are trying to relocate before the dick of the ground. it gives you the idea of what residents saw when they came out of their homes this morning. >> reporter: two cars had to be moved because there was a concern that the burst pipe could cause a sink hole. crew started breaking up the roadway and water service cut off to a residence for two blocks of the history during repairs. chang >> if my whole life for the day. >> reporter: it will be replaced at a news section. there were four watcher main breaks in different location

>> yes, catherine. we have been seeing out here this storm pushing over the southern japanese islands an actually, right now the cent of circulation very close to okinawa, what we have been seeing is that wind field extending out well to the ea and toward the west, we also have been seeing winds as hi as 120 kilometers per hour o here to kagoshima and heavy rainfalls across much of area. i want to first show you a landslide out of miyazaki prefecture here on thursday evening where upwards of 267 millimeters of rain fell and damaged several homes out he you see that slide pushed through. no injuries were reported in this. also in okinawa, thursday evening, seeing the precipitation come down. thursday meaning, saw 100-kilometer winds come thr the front part of the system. the s continue to track off toward north. it is very calm in the cente but those winds extend out f it, so, that's going to slow push off the backside of it throughout midday hours, if you're in the southern japan islands, it is going to

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> emergency crews in hiroshima have been knocked back in their efforts to find people missing after landslides. rain has forced them to put the operation on hold. at least 39 people were killed when landslides hit the city on wednesday. at least 43 people are missing. police have been unable to track down eight others. thousands of police officers, firefighters and self-defense force personnel have joined the operation. they fear even light rain could trigger more landslides. and intermittent rain overnight forced them to stop their work. they're watching the weather to see when they can head back out. authorities say the landslides destroyed or damaged 46 houses and flooded 140 more. the disaster cut off water to more than 1,000 households. and they say they still don't know the full extent of the damage. now, the rain hasn't let up. in fact, it's getting worse. we have the latest on the conditions in western japan. what can you tell us? >> i can't really give you good news, cather

you mentioned catherine tucker wind in your book and about listening to her audiotapes. tell us what brought that on. >> you know, really all i needed in monroeville and let me backup by giving you the context in which i move to monroeville. i had known the lee sisters for three years at that point. they were very helpful in what became a very long newspaper story with some sidebars that i prepared for the trivium and it encouraged me to come back, which i did and then spoke with them about the possibility of spending longer, actually spending some time living in monroeville. people in birmingham who know real estate prices here will appreciate maybe that i had the idea that maybe i would find an apartment over someone's garage. i really didn't need very much, didn't want very much but in a small town like that an apartment that is a rental is actually hard to come by or a house for example to rent. a good friend of theirs had suggested that i look at the house two doors down from beyers whereby that time i had spent a lot of time with both of them. something that i coul

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. tokyo. thanks for joining us. [ mid-tempo music plays ] steves: riding this gondola, you soar, landing in the sleepy, unpromoted village of gimmelwald. in 30 years of researching guidebooks, i've found hidden gems like this in every country. gimmelwald would have been developed to the hilt, like neighboring towns, but the village had its real estate declared an avalanche zone, so no one could get new building permits. the result? a real mountain community -- families, farms, and traditional ways. choosing places like gimmelwald and then meeting the people, you become part of the party rather than just part of the economy. this is a realistic goal for any good traveler. eins, zwei, drei. man: [ chuckles ] steves: take a moment to appreciate the alpine cheese. so, older is better? man: oh, yes. -woman: i don't know. -man: oh, yes. woman: for me, it's the younger one. steves: once you're off the tourist track, make a point to connect with the living culture. pitch in, even if that means getting

. >> pam: catherine heenan reports on >> catherine: what began as a peaceful protest once again turns violent. >>"if you are not credentialed media, you need to disperse immediately or you will be subject to arrest. do it now. if you are media, you need to move within your designated area." >>"i got hit with a cannister, and then it dropped at my feet and exploded. / i kinda hit the floor, and i couldn't breathe. " >>"there were numerous reports of shots fired. we had two fires: one at a business, and one at an unoccupied residence. in the area of west floriston and canfield, our officers came under heavy gunfire. our officer con- confiscated two guns during a car stop near the media staging area. these are not acts of protesters, but acts of violent criminals." >> catherine: by morning, police made seventy=eight arrests. four were ferguson resondents. >> catherine: 50 were from the st. louis area. five were from other parts of missouri. >> catherine: eighteen were from out ofpresident obama is sending attorney general eric holder to ferguson tomorrow. >> catherine: a grand jury could

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. /s s/ >>> facts and positive growth in the third quarter. the military restores calm. with home prices declining nationwide, china's economy is looking shaky. and in south korea, rice farmers are locking horns with a long time ally and protector. hello, you are watching "asia biz forecast." i'mee coe fukushima. this week, we look at the thai economy. business in thailand has been struggling since protesters took to the streets late last year. military

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> the president of ukraine says russian soldiers are now on ukrainian soil. he cancelled a trip to turkey to take charge of the situation. poroshenko called an emergency meeting of his security council. he said the troops had invaded the eastern region of donetsk, council members say a joint brigade of russian troops and pro-russian militants have taken control of the black sea town and say the unit is moving toward the city of donetsk. a separatist leader there told russian state tv that 3 to 4,000 russian soldiers have joined the separatist fighters voluntarily. officers did not order them to go in and suggested some came while on vacation, a spoke he is person said. nato officials released satellite images taken last week. they say the pictures show more than 1,000 russian soldiers in an area 20 kilometers inside the border. one photo shows more than ten military vehicles. another shows artillery units in firing position. the officials say the forces look well trained and they sa

catherine graham, publisher of "the post," had come down from her office. ben bradley, the editor of the paper. there were surprisingly few people in the newsroom because we knew what was coming. and catherine actually said to the group of us, no gloating. >> how did that work out? >> and there was no need because my feeling was one of absolute total awe that it had come to this. finally, the country was going to be spared in an office and also recognition of the fact that those in the room had some real role in what was happening. but awe, total awe. and the fact that the system had worked. >> bob? >> i was sitting on the floor of howard simon's office. he was the managing editor watching this speech, and this was before the bezos era. it was the graham era. they handed out sandwiches that night. i remember the very bad bologna sandwich i was sitting there eating, and not only did catherine graham issue the no gloating rule, but ben bradley did. and he was kind of going around the newsroom slowly, not showing any emotion. and ben and i went to the elevator

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. tokyo. thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com maybe you have some energy- saving appliances, like an energy star-rated washer and dryer. but what about your tv? chances are it's on more than your washer, dryer, and kitchen appliances combined. did you know that if half of us in the u.s. replaced our regular tvs with an energy star model, the change would be like shutting down a power plant? you can find the energy star on everything from standard to high def to the largest flat-screen your heart desires. ow that makes sense. ow that makes sense. >>> a food scandal turned stomachs in china. now it's hurting businesses in japan. >>> changing the rules. anyone can start a power company. >>> hello. you're watching "asia biz forecast." i'm yuko fukushima. this week we start in the philippines, and our story is people power. not the popular uprising that brought down a dictator 30 years ago. this is about millions of people looking for a better life. more than 100 million to

and catherine actually said to the group of us "no gloating." -- [ laughter ] >> how'd that work out? [ laughter ] >> and there was no need, because my feeling was one of absolute total awe that it had come to this, that finally the country was going to be spared him in office. and also recognition of the fact that those in the room had had some real role in what was happening. but awe. total awe. and the fact that the system had worked. >> bob? >> i was sitting on the floor of howard simon's office. he was the managing editor, watching the speech, and this was before the bezos era, it was grahame a. [ laughter ] so they handed out sandwiches that night. [ laughter ] and i remember the very bad bologna sandwich that i was sitting there eating and not only did catherine graham issue the "no gloating" rule but ben bradley did and he was kind of going around the newsroom slowly not showing any emotion and ben and i went to the elevator because we were going to go down and get something to eat and the elevator opens and there's sargent shriver who h

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i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. tokyo. thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a food scandal turned stomachs in china. now it's hurting businesses in japan. >>> changing the rules. anyone can start a power company. >>> hello. you're watching "asia biz forecast." i'm yuko fukushima. this week we start in the philippines, and our story is people power. not the popular uprising that brought down a dictator 30 years ago. this is about millions of people looking for a better life. more than 100 million to be exact. the government has just announced the result of its latest head count. official pollsteay

. >> item 58 with a medic to approve the president of the board of supervisors of catherine moore to the planning commission. >> president chiu. >> the next 3 items are nominations i've asked our board to hopefully support to continue the important work on two of our bodies that require and incredible amount of community leadership in time on behalf of the volunteers in our community. for this particular item i have recommend that we reappoint catherine more and more someone you know who has served the planning commission and an stewart architect and in urban design someone who's worked with every neighborhood and neighborhood association in the city and has a deep history of san francisco want to thank her for offering to serve for a third term we know the planning commission is the most time consuming and thank you to her and thanks to the rules committee for their unanimous recommendation and ask for your support >> thank you supervisor kim. >> thank you. i also want to thank catherine more and more for being willing to take up a third term on the planning commission an incredible

catherine herridge joins us. catherine? >> thank you, greta. within the last hour, senior law enforcement official confirmed to fox news the american citizen killed in syria was known to the u.s. government and his affiliation also with isis. fox news has told that the family of douglass mcarthur mccain of san diego, california, has also been notified. evidence of his death, including a photo of his american passport, was first reported by the free syrian army which is fighting against isis for control of eastern syria. on twitter in june, he told his isis contact that he would soon be meeting them in that country and as his radicalization deepened he changed his name it and adopted this moniker slave of allah: interests returning from the region to the united states within 72 hours of their flight. that system does not flag everyone, greta. >> if you fly of course first to london and sit there two weeks you are not in the system at you will, right? >> can you still be in the system depending on what elf of interest you are to the u.s. governme

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> people in western japan have been hit by torrential rains. three people, including one baby, have been left dead, and dozens of orts athers are getti caught up in landslides. rescue workers are rushing to those sites. residents of hiroshima have seen record rainfall, more than 200 millimeters came down in just three hours, that's more than the average for the entire month. daybreak revealed the full extent of the damage. the heavy rain has softened the ground in some areas, and many people were trapped in landslides. firefighters are trying to find them. meteorologists say warm air flowed from the south toward western japan. they say that's caused the unstable atmospheric conditions. 2-year-old was rescued, but died later. officials say they're hurrying to rescue about 20 others who are believed to be trapped under the mud. the rain has stopped for now, but authorities are warning people to be on the alert for more landslides and flooding. we'll have more on this from our weather team later in the hour. >>> the sound of air strikes and rocket

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first new intelligence into fox news from chief intelligence correspondence catherine herridge, catherine? >> thank you greta very much. what we are able to confirm tonight is that there was a very usual statement on the record from the pentagon and the white house that the administration, through the president, had authorized a rescue mission to free a number of american hostages held in syria by isis. the operation involving air and ground forces. but the mission failed because the hostages were not at the targeted location. the intelligence value of the video, what we understand, it goes far beyond the identification of the american journalist, james foleyy and stephan. the analysis includes the identification of the executioner, whether he is a known jihadist to the fbi, as well as the date and location where the beheading was carried out. the fact that they were together, possibly in an isis strong hold of roca shows a level of sophistication and coordination. while u.s. officials say at least two other americans are being held by isis. including the man in the video and u.s. aid wor

what you will now what do you remember catherine in terms of the legal process. the legal process. it took me three years to win in the courts of japan in a civil court case. the criminal court case was not i was not able to pursue a criminal court case here and i realized later that was big due to the secret agreement that japan has i believe with the united states military and when i took out a civil court case against the man who raped me he fled the country and for the last ten years i hunted him down by myself and found him and then i took a court case in the united states and twelve years later. the rapist had sent to the courts of milwaukee wisconsin to say that during my court case in japan the united states military had blatantly sent him out of the country which in fact boycotted my case but i did win the case and so i decided to take the case in the united states and he he had told the courts of the united states that they had sent him away to the united states so i just wanted to win this case and so i asked my legal team in america what is the way th

catherine herridge is live from washington, she joins us now. hi, catherine, it's kimberly. lot of emotions running high on this, and it seems like perhaps a little bit of bounceback from the white house the say, look, we did try. >> reporter: well, that's right. u.s. intelligence officials have said privately that operating in iraq and syria is extremely difficult. eric holder confirmed this morning that the administration is pursuing a traditional law enforcement model to bring foley's kidnappers and killers to justice. >> the justice department is actively pursuing justice in this case. we have an open criminal investigation. and those who would perpetrate such acts need to understand something. this justice department, this department of defense, this nation, we have long memories, and our reach is very wide. >> reporter: at that same news conference holder did not rule out t the use of lethal force, specifically targeted killings via drones for the jihadists who held foley as well as two other americans who were the focus of that rescue attempt early in the summer. >> w