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>> catherine: audio difficulties. we will keep you updated with more. >> catherine:breaking news out of sonoma county where a deputy shot a man. we first told you about this in our 6:00 broadcast. >> catherine:we now know that deputies say they were forced to fire on a knife- wielding man at the "fife creek commons" housing complex. that's off fifth street in guerneville. >> catherine:the man -- who was shot in the shoulder -- is being treated at a hospital. no word yet on any charges. >> catherine:more breaking news: >> catherine:there's still turmoil in baltimore. but not like last night or the night before. the city-wide curfew began about an hour ago. >> catherine:only a couple dozen people were at the scene of of tonight's curfew. police cleared the streets. warning to stragglers: "you must go home. you will be subject to an arrest." >> catherine:right before the curfew, a news chopper overhead caught a fight that broke out. many demonstrators continued daytime protests today over the death of freddie gray. >> ca

>>catherine heenan:good evening i'm catherine heenan. >>catherine heenan:kron 4 was the first to bring you this story. >>catherine heenan:kron 4's charles clifford broke the story last night at 8. >>catherine heenan:he's live in oakland again for us tonight with an update on the progress made. and what still must be done. >>catherine heenan:charles? wildlife has certainly been affected by the spill. >>reporter: we also learned to clean up is underway which is it always takes three days would last until next week probably until the end of business on monday we also learned some new details about how the spill happened in the first place. >>reporter: clinical continue shoveling and vacuuming seamen all along half mile stretch of broadway brass and glance at the creek. 106 to the yards of seamen stood to the creek to let the original estimate of one house and 20 cubic yards. >>reporter: the same spread fartheras you can see, it's covered in >>reporter: >>reporte >>reporter: also on thursday east bay mud said they now have a pipeline inspect

was shot in the chest late last night. >> catherine: he died at the scene. >> catherine: the shooting happened near jefferson and east tenthanyone with information is asked to contact hayward police. >> catherine: still ahead.a breakthrough on making a connection with autistic children. >> catherine: also - the bay area may have one of the fast growingleading in poverty levels. >> catherine: a look at the numbers at 5:30. and next. if you're planning on using bart this weekend. >> catherine: there are some changes you should know about. >> reporter: the wind is cracking up your arm around the bay area. and what your forecast coming up. e's more! ♪ shop here first and you'll always find more bargains. ♪ but wait - there's more! ♪ amazing deals on big-name brands in every aisle. ♪ but wait - there's more! ♪ like right now it's our amazing wine sale, save up to 86% versus elsewhere! ♪ grocery outlet. bargain market. ♪ around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place - including one right here at the shop - now we c

. >> catherine: tonight only on four.new details on this attack on a thursday night. >> catherine: good evening i'm catherine heenan. >> catherine: it's shocking video that has outraged a san fransciso community. >> catherine: tonight the suspect remains in critical condition.and earlier today police arrested a suspect. >> catherine: kron 4's jr stone joins me now. you were the only reporter to talk with the suspect right? >> reporter:catherine, i asked arthur jones of fairfield point blank did you hit that homeless man? he gave me this look and took a step back saying he wasn't going to answer one way or anotherespecially not until he saw the video. >> reporter:so i showed him this video where the suspect walks by and clocks the homeless man in the head with what appears to be a pipe or metal rod. the man falls to the ground and the suspect picks up the weapon and continues walking down the street. i talked with arthur jones in jail today.first he acted as though he hadn't seen this video then he told me later that officers had shown it to him. i went to the tenderloin where this attac

. >> catherine: woman's injuries are described as light or life threatening. >> catherine: the search for a missing teenager 17 year old sullivan, has come up in empty for the third day in a row. live in cupertino with the latest on the investigation rob? >> reporter: not far from where he went missing as much as 88 people were out searching for him on the other day he was pronounced missing creek catching up with one of those search team spirit this one was led by chris here as some asset part where you see with the heavy brush creek and other hazards here creek right along the freeway at 85 creek these are the types of places where they are focused on. these teams with the cupertino research or response team will be out tomorrow and into the weekend they will be able to search the entire city. once again, they came up empty. her three kids all graduated from the high school creek in her search is personal. >> mauna vista has been a wonderful school creek all of my kids have credited from that school and i know the staff there and they are wonderful creek there are smart and kind. so

catherine: yes and no. they are there as entrepreneurs create is not like they cry all the time and the guys do not. they are very competitive. one of our women in new york consistently wins every challenge. takes first or second or third. she has a softness that gives her a competitive advantage. her daughter is also a part of our family. we have a family legacy program. her daughter is in it. her daughter is starting her own company. her daughter is 21 and starting her company now, alongside her mom. they are on the legal entrepreneurial journey together. laura: that is amazing. a wonderful thing. i wonder. i have heard people often criticize programs within prisons that help prisoners. i have heard people say basically, these are thugs. awful people. do you get that at all? any criticism with people saying, why should they get this advantage? they have committed a crime. catherine: i will start off by saying, having worked in the system, not everyone wants to transform. with that said, so many of them do

belt >> catherine: and palo alto a 47 year old bob chapman >> catherine: police said the man shot atnd got away in the car and crashed a car a few blocks away. three men in their 20s have been arrested and no police were injured. >> pam: >> catherine: and palo alto and 47 year-old robert chapman was arrested today on suspicion of groping a 12 year-old girl at a gross restore last weekend. place say happened at the farmers' market on el camino real. the girl and her mother had been shopping when the man allegedly brushed up against the girl and molested police said an overwhelming, and the response of a socially inept and local news reports prompted chapman to turn himself in. >> catherine: bart needs billions of dollars of nearly 10 billion to be exact to replace its aging infrastructure. that was confirmed today in in a report by the state auditor. the problem is, they only have half of what they need. kron4 dan, is live at the mccormick bart station in san francisco. how is are going to come up with the rest of the morning? -0- >> catherine: --money >> reporter: problem ends, bart

catherine: i was living in new york. catherine: i was living in new york. i was invited on a texas prison visit. i was like, no thanks. i had rotten opinions of people who were incarcerated. she convinced me some of the greatest underdogs in america and best redemption stories come from behind prison walls. i accepted her invitation, flew to texas. i was 26 years old. i thought i was going on some kind of zoos tour to see wild, caged animals. what i saw instead was human beings who had screwed up. not all of them but many of them take ownership for what have done. i could see they were hungry for another chance at life but they did not necessarily know where to go. how to apply those skills. the only thing they had seen modeled in their neighborhoods the only successful men they had seen were drug dealers and gang leaders. speaking with them, i realized i was not speaking with aspiring entrepreneurs but proven entrepreneurs. realizing for the first time many of the drug dealers and gangs, their organizations are run by bylaws. they have boards of directors.

soak the next you should expect to take it all little a little extra time >> catherine heenan: police a searching for a sacramento man that was accused of killing his infant daughter and mother of his infant daughter and wrote and drew drew butler is one in the homicide of candor gonzales and a car on highway 17 in san jose police said the butler should be considered armed and dangerous both butler and gonzalez are from sacramento by butler has also has ties to salinas and other cities in monterey county police are urging the public not to come in contact with him and to call police if they see him. >> catherine heenan: are why california deepens drought deepens why some farmers are forced to defend themselves will explain the 515 also a deadly whether ribs apart an illinois town the latest on the damage at 530 and next a recall on all parents need to know about. >> catherine heenan: two more major product recalls this week home depot is recalling about 25,000 patio chairs because they are prone to breaking. the company is asking people to return certain patio's that's because the roc

call 1-800-xfinity today. >> catherine heenan: khedive never won on catherine heenan fired a parents are said to protest the school board meeting in martinez there said about a board member's alleged comments regarding air-conditioner that step, it has ignored ignited a firestorm on social media. >> reporter: parents teachers and community organizers are planning of protest this evening regarding worth the was spoken by a school member late last month regarding air-conditioning and one of the elementary schools in this district in mood and a look at the video here this of this pull the were talking about is the lob to as us an elementary school and the issue is the air- conditioning. it was recorded at the meeting and march 30th as the the school board members suggested this students of that school did not need air-conditioning as bad as others which is made many parents upset. >> : and just to consult with the district was suspended and the something important to the parents into the school they need to show up to the meeting >> reporter: this issue is not the be discussed during th

believing every one i am catherine heenan. >> catherine heenan: kwame harris is being held on and not to hit in runs in san francisco last night kron 4 dan kerman joins us live from mission district at the scene of the arrest with more. >> dan kerman: officers found the 40 niner's behind the wheel of a car was still on the was apparently on a conscious. this is of the vehicle video of vehicle turning down a one-way street in southbound best parts pulling up and to part of black driveway officers when over to investigate and found the driver was unconscious at the wheel with the vehicle still running. the suspect is familiar to bay area for sports fans. is linebacker kwame harris. >>: the suspect then attempted to buy an officer's hand. when he was taken into custody. bite his hand >> dan kerman: and charged with resisting arrest of driving under the influence of drugs into cases of hit and run. >>: had street and broadway and harrison the two separate incidents of hidden mines he collided with a luxury vehicle. >> dan kerman: this is not harris's first run in with the police seen in 2

. >> catherine heenan: off the top tonight at 8 a softball coach with roots in the north bay is out of jail but facing nearly 100 counts of child molestation now someone know him are talking about the case and his background kron 4 jr stone has that ever mention from petaluma >> jr stone: the softball coaches facing 94 cost of child molesting charges. touching in some parts as the nose becomes a shock to those in the northeast a lot of people in petaluma are not surprised in the least they are fearful of him to this day and have chosen to hide their identities. >>: i attempted to expose him to the reporting and to the police. and having a cease and desist order. >> jr stone: years ago ludwig and his family moved away from his home in petaluma and the tenure that he was a wrong he coached softball from 2002 to 2003 he was also the head coach of the end of salt. as an 18 women traveling softball team they're fearful that he could be linked to other victims. >>: the voice is disguised. i know there are many other victims. >> jr stone: police have been in contact with the number of individ

. >> catherine heenan: breaking news tonight and is good news all lang are finally back open on westbound i 80 at the richmond san rafael bridge all the traffic is moving again this is where a big rig crashed and caught fire today and it took 13 hours to get the all laid open again. the traffic was still sluggish and grant is your take us through today's mess. >> grant lodes: but this fire right here is to trailers attached to it lost control just before 5:30 a.m. this morning crashing into the center median and sanders and when it the truck catching on fire some 800 packages were burned. both directions of 580 were closed for the morning commute but eastbound lanes reopened in a few hours. westbound lanes reopened just over an hour ago. this is a live look from the richmond site of the bridge. another perspective shows the toll plaza it is unclear what caused the ups driver to crash but the chp does not believe he was impaired. the situation is improving but as you look at the video from earlier courtesy of our partnership with abc's 7 you get a sense of what a brutal day it has been for

. >> catherine heenan: will we ever eyes on the coming storm is expected to soak the bay area there is a chill in the area clouds are rolling in. there will be more fresh snowfall in the and it just landed earlier today. jeb bush is in the east bay and charles clifford is in the north bay >> reporter: tracking a stronger and a wetter soon storm the we had on easter sunday. it could also see some showers off shore. clouds the been increased think about the course of this evening the winter of the winds are coming out of the south. would that gus right now up to 30 mi. an hour. so cold front action and others weep in through the overnight timeframe could move to the bay area as we head into to tuesday afternoon. you can see the leading edge of the smaller local heavy rain is pushing into the north bank as soon as 11:00 p.m. tonight. 2 of 3:00 a.m. most of them bay area will be under the moderate that heavy rain. rain clothes that are quite impressive about half an inch of rain per hour. >> catherine heenan: chow's clifford is in the north bank. >> reporter: as we head into the evening ho

lexington and reservoir still remains as half full heading into the sump summer. >> catherine heenan: kron 4 has a new weather at this perfect for this situation you can use it to track the storm whenever you want to wear every war that act as free and in the ad store for all devices. >> catherine heenan: the bay area is one of the few bright spots in the dismal report onwater conservation efforts. alecia reid is here with the new numbers just released >> reporter: the state water board says the conservation rate has dropped to its lowest rate since measurements began nearly a year about the most of the blame goes to southern california. for some the solution is the japanese may combine sink and toilet for others there are using rain barrels to collect water for their gardens. but as a whole the state is falling short of the governor's goal of a 25 percent cutback. bay area water consumption was down 8% in february compared to two years ago the state average was less than 3% dragged down by southern california with more than a half the state's residential consumers the actual use more

warning at a specific shooting threat at cal state pauley >> phillipe: ups big rig up in flames >> catherine: now at 11. a warning for cal state east bay students. after a potential threat to campus is overheard by a student kron-4's jeff bush joins us live from the campus. with what police are doing about it. jeff? >> jeff: i finish talking to campus police about 30 minutes to go and they say they're taking this great seriously. one student at launch her and other students say they were going to bring a gun and it " should the place up " >> we started an investigation and warned of vienna community warned of the community. all we know is that these threats were made and we have to take them seriously. >> jeff: campus police say they are going to increase their number of officers. it should be noted that there are no class's tomorrow by several athletic events and competitions will be taking place on campus. >> catherine: breaking news tonight. a wild chase through san francisco tonight. this is video posted to twitter of police cars racing through the tenderloin district. they pursued a car

maybe pull ups >> catherine heenan: i'm still laughing at seeing tighter being cuddy. stay with this and will have another look at the end of tonight's weather. and he will give us updated information on our forecasted annie anny hong. >> catherine heenan: a must in kind of a fine day in weather we had rain held win's thunderstorms. >> reporter: tracking one alone sell the items set a december fell a lot of the showers are moving to the east. right now we're expecting fairly dry conditions tonight as a chance for scattered showers here or there. still lot quieter. was a more sunshine on thursday friday in its year we can you may see some breezy conditions on friday and sunday which you will see lots of sunshine at think the and warmest day out of the seven will be monday. will preened very pleasant. oakland and berkeley on the no. they're getting more than 2 in.. >> catherine heenan: so there were some corners storms here and there here >> reporter: yes the real activity was down in sacramento modesto that severe storms funnel clouds lots of one exam at it. >> catherin

>> catherine : now at 11. the hunt is on for the killer of a beloved local musician. police want to talk to two people who might know what happened. good evening everyone i'm catherine heenan. 26 year old emilio nevarez was killed by a stray bullet after a music show in oakland sunday. kron-4's scott rates joins us live from oakland.with what police are now saying. scott? >> scott :police say it was a senseless killing, an innocent musician unfortunately in the way of a violent shootout, but now there might be a break in the case. here are the newly released surveillance pictures taken outside the golden bar the night of the shooting show two persons if interest the man and woman seen here are the two police would like to have a word with this after the shooting death 26-year-old emilio nevarez back on saturday night. investigators say nevarez was packing up his gear when he was shot and killed. police nevarez was an innocent victim murder was senseless and now they are trying to track down anyone with information, police also releasing a picture of what they say is t

>> catherine : off the top at eleven: campus concerns at cal after a student is arrested for video voyeurism in a school restroom. police say they caught alfred mendez video-taping other students in a co-ed bathroom in a campus residence hall. kron-4's dan rubin has more from berkeley tonight. >> dan :here at the residence hall in berkeley students are shocked to hear about what happened >>:i can't imagine why someone to do that >>:it makes me rethink my whole life on my floor >> dan :she said she caught a man holding a self on underneath a stall while she was inside using one of the co-ed restrooms. >>:i heard stories about this but the good thing is that in our unit both sides are covered like for the shower so i don't think there is a possibility of happening that. >> dan :but it was from underneath >>:underneath? all i didn't think that was possible >> dan :she no longer lives in the same residence hall but it's unclear if he lives on campus or not. >>:obviously there can't really be off our security in the bathrooms because it is a communal restroom. but you never know what can happen w

sort of exploring her relationship to different family members. >> i spoke to catherine, catherine beecher's relationship with her father and his influence. an interesting figure too because even though he didn't approve in any way, shape or form, he was fire and brimstone wrote about him so lovingly and so supportive and adored her father and he was very ripped about, torn about her failure to convert which was very important to an evangelical minister. that was the point of contention between the two of them for a while but certainly approved of her past in terms of reform. >> that was very interesting. i wanted to ask about their mothers being a mother, that was an interesting question. beyond our time when met, but i would imagine that over a glass of wine you could corner any of these historians and talk to them. they will sign books and i do want for those of you who are teachers these are books that can be read by high school students, these are books that definitely your sons and brothers ought to read. .. >> is there a nonfiction author or book you'd like to see featured on booktv?

catherine heenan joins us now with the emotional tribute to the fallen officer catherine?d is survived by his wife parents, grandmother and sister. but his loss is being felt across the entire community. that is why thousands turned out to pay their final respects. >> reporter: i answered and said hey eddie he said worst news possible ever. " >> reporter: san jose's police chief remembering the dark day in march when he got the word that officer michael jackson michael johnson had been killed. >> my heart just sank. i took a deep breath hoped he would not bold to say what i thought he was going to say. >> catherine: the department had lost a popular and respected officer. a 14 year veteran who love the community he was raised as an and had almost always wanted to join the force. and as his big sister explained a man who adored his family. >> he taught my daughter how to put someone in a sleeper hold when she was 3 he played barbie's and i have bulls to prove it. now that he is gone now he was truly a gift creek >> catherine: the state line with those highlighting john send

>> catherine: good evening i'm catherine heenan. we start with a heartbreaking story out of the east bay. a concord high graduate, and mother of eight.murdered at her home in arizona. tonight, a vigil was held in her honor.and to raise awareness about domestic violence. kron 4's jeff bush was there.and talked to friends who say she didn't deserve to die. >> jeff: last friday, police were called to the home of 35 year old michele davismother of eight. she had been stabbed multiple times and police say her husband, john did it. friends of hers in concord gathered at the dave brubeck park next door to her alma matter to remember her. they say she was caring and friendly and a good mother. >> it never, to me seemed like there was any kind of domestic violence going on in their homenone that she ever spoke of. but, we know that when you are a vicitim of that sometimes, you keep it behind closed doors. it is a very tragic thing. michele i've known since 1994. it's been 20 some odd years and she was always the person to be there for you. >

i'm catherine heenan. we first broke this story at six tonight. >> catherine : police have been searching since then for the third suspect. kron-4's jeff bush is live in menlo park with the latest.jeff? jeff :police were investigating this dark car that the three robbery suspects were driving inpolice from fremont and newark were chasing them when they came under fire. menlo park police were investigating this and dark car the the three robbery suspects were riding in. that investigation went well into the evening. police from fremont and newark were chasing the suspects when they came under fire. >> cdr. dave bertini :as they pursued them they came across the dumbarton bridge and ended up turning onto willow road. in the 1300 block of willow road multiple suspects began to shoot at the officers who were pursuing them in that area. >> jeff :a police car was hit but no officers were hurt. the home invasion suspects got out of the car and started running away. police caught two of them but a third got away.

it would raise the penalty >> catherine: against pg&e to 1-point-6 billion dollars. >> catherine: federaltility for the fiery pipeline explosion. and the mayor says you only need to remember that tragic day - to see the need for tougher measures. >> has always sit in all of this adventure we have been through the last four and a half year we have to go back eight people lost their lives. i stood on the hill is it with a horrible accident and now i can look back to say is not an accident and it could be prevented going for it, hopefully prevent that from happening again anywhere. >> catherine: the mayor wants more of the money spent on pipeline safety - and less going to a state general fund. he also wants an independent monitor appointed to fix what's been called 'lax' state regulation of the utility. >> catherine: the controversy resulted in pg&e firing 3 vice presidents for improper contacts with the p-u-c staff. >> pam: concerned parents students and educators. are reaching out to kron-4. after finding preschool. is being forced to close its doors. reporter scott rates has tonight's my

[laughter] that's a good question for catherine beecher, of course, because catherine beecher was a member of probably the most famous family in the 19th century. she was extremely influenced by her father. so beecher you may recognize the name even if you don't know catherine beecher because her brother was henry ward beecher whose statue i passed on the way here as well as his church, and her sister who was even more famous than her brother was harriet beecher stowe, the author of "uncle tom's cabin" which book abe -- abraham lincoln said basically he said of her -- i'm paraphrasing her but the little lady who started the big war. so catherine beecher certainly came from a very famous family, a family of reformers a family of evangelicals. her father, lyman beech was a pretty famous evangelical minister in connecticut. and without question that really influenced her development. he placed expectations on his ten children that they would work to reform society which was really necessary to the evangelical project in the 19th century. the great awakening, second great awakening, the second

catherine lucey do they matter? >> the polls matter, obviously clinton is a favorite at this point, but the thing that's interesting, you know, almost a year out from the iowa caucuses is that surprises can happen and these are states where if you put in the time, if you are really making rounds, if you are meeting with people that people are going to listen and they're going to, you know, give you a shot. the caucus participants want to vet the options and they're first in the nation. they'll give anyone that comes in here a look. >> one of the polls on the democratic side of the ticket, hillary clinton ahead by 40 points in north carolina to her next closest challenger potential challenger vice president joe biden. o'malley with 5% to clinton's 53% in that public policy polling poll. do polls matter at this point? >> not really but not for the reason you might think. yes, it is early. what they measure by large portion is name identification and hillary clinton as we discussed is extremely well known. just looking

good evening, i'm catherine heenan. we're tracking the big storm for you tonight: kron 4's jeff bush is in berkeley for us this evening. we'll check in with him in a minute. first, venessa bezz-itch has our storm tracker 4 forecast. vanessa? >> vanessa :widespread rain develops late tonight as a strong cold front slides south southeast down the bay area. cold air will filter in behind the front through tuesday afternoon, producing showers and thunderstorms with small hail. we dry out by tuesday evening. snow levels will come down to 3,500 feet, bringing a dusting of snow to the higher elevations like mount hamilton by tuesday night. the cold front will actually push through into the wheat area the older pushing through into the bay area bringing us showers and also some rumbles of thunder. also some small hail, from now to 2:00 a.m. most of the city really constituted in the north bay. otherwise, bay area wide we're looking windy and cool into the wee hours of the morning. we're looking at modern and heavy--moderate and

stone kron 4 news. >> catherine: and national news. >> catherine: another state governor is back-trackinge - in arkansas. >> catherine: just like in indiana -- there's been a huge backlash rights groups. just a day ago - arkansas governor asa hutchinson said he'd sign the bill. >> catherine: today.he says he wants the legislature to recall it - or pass a follow-up measure. >> catherine: among the businesses making him think twice --- wal-mart. >> catherine: the giant retailer is based in arkansas. he's also getting 'family' pressure. >> son, said it signed a petition asking me, his father and the governor to ban this petition. to ban this bill >> catherine: critics argue the legislation would allow businesses to refuse service to gays and lesbians - although supporters insist it's simply intended to keep the government from interfering with religious beliefs. >> catherine: but many people aren't buying it. >> catherine: in the meantime -- 19 other states have already passed religious freedom reform acts -- and 14 are considering bills. at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one

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catherine lucey, do they matter at this point? and, shira center, i want to get your thoughts as well. >> guest: of course polls matter and, obviously, clinton is a prohibitive favorite at this point, but i think thing that's interesting almost a year out from the iowa caucuses is that surprises can happen and these are states where if you put in the time if you are really making the rounds, if you are meeting with people, i mean, people are going to listen, and they are going to, you know to give you a shot. they're not -- the caucus voters here, the caucus participants here really want to vet the options and take seriously the fact that they are first in the nation. so they are going to give anyone who comes in here, give them a look. >> host: just one of those polls on the democratic side of the ticket, hillary clinton ahead by 40 points in north carolina to her next closest challenger, potential challenger, vice president joe biden. o'malley with just 5% to clinton's 53% in that public policy polling poll. shira center, do pol

if catherine beecher -- here's my favorite question. if catherine beecher angela davis, elizabeth gurley flynn and shirley chisholm sat down together for dinner -- not what would they eat, but what would they talk about? are there commonalities this their experiences -- in their experiences despite the differences in class race, chronology and political orientation? >> well -- sorry. i was actually thinking about judy chicago's dinner party and all of these historical women sitting down together for dinner and what they would talk about. and i think with our four subjects, this is going to seem really off the wall, but what i think maybe after a couple of glasses of wine they might get to is the question of who does your hair. [laughter] because each one of these women has a really distinctive hair style that communicates a lot about her. i mean, if you think about catherine beecher with those curls, i mean, that is very labor intensive. [laughter] and angela davis, her afro is so iconic. and i know from talking with barbara that you me

heenan is here with more information >> catherine heenan: you're looking at a woman repeatedly slapping this man here he is reportedly were son this is just one sign of the deep division between the protesters and those responsible for the violence. >> catherine heenan: the loading last night left some neighborhoods devastated a liquor store and a beauty shop were stripped bare this morning residents will to find stores is shattered a mother looking in vain for diapers. the first clouds on the streets today were carrying bruhn's not rocks they clean of debris from burned out businesses >>: is all good children breakdown stuff and the adults at the ticket got >>: today we saw a lot more of what baltimore is actually about we saw people coming together today to reclaim our city >> catherine heenan: 1 group knelt in prayer near the cvs pharmacy the scene of one of the dozens of structural fires last night in addition more than 1140 vehicles were torched. maryland's governor is counting on a show of force to keep the peace tonight guard troops surround police headquarters allied officers co

catherine is charged -- to see what happens.rine is charged with abuse, neglect and hindering the investigation. although there have been multiple search parties throughout the area, still no sign of little sarah and jay cok. back to you in the -- jacob. back to you in the studio. >>> the fight over closing sweet briar college is headed to virginia's supreme court. a circuit court judge refused to issue an injunction stopping the private school from closing after spring classes. the judge's ruling prevents the school from selling any assets for six months. >>> amal clooney in washington speaking at the national press club. the international lawyer is appealing to the united nations. she believes the. of maldives is being illegally imprisoned. he was convicted last month on terrorism charges in what amal clooney says is a sham trial. >>> the u.s. marine corps memorial is getting a big makeover. the brons statue is showing marines raising flags over here jeep that and -- iwo jima and philanthropist david -- [ loss of audio ] >>> l

johnson. >> catherine: tell him you love him do not be afraid to say it out loud. >> catherine: the san jose kid who was good at just about everything. the young man who decided to become a police officer in his own community. >> catherine: a good-natured officer everyone seemed to like. the big sister he adored said that he put passion into everything he did. >>".growing up he didn't just play chess.didn't just learn ju-jitsu.literally stored it in his gun chest." >> catherine: when it all ended march 24th.colleagues say johnson died doing a job he loved. >>"mike paid the ultimate sacrifice.not many of us can say that." ch k4 news >> pam: it was a very somber day today outside the san jose s-a-p center. as officers and members of the community remember officer michael johnson. >> pam: after the final salute.officers led the hearse carring the fallen officer to his final resting place. >> pam: among those watching was resident ryan wong.who held up a sign that simply said thank you. >>i just felt compelled to come out because officers are really disrespected these days and no one apprec

>>catherine heenan>>pam moore: he was convicted back in 2012 a mr. made a false imprisonment for answer in which he grabbed his wife's arm closing of bruce it to a guilty to the charge and was sentenced to three years' probation and ordered to undergo counseling his running for reelection for that job. >>catherine heenan: coming up we will hear from wesley burton's colleagues plus another suspect badly hurt and later dies after being taken into custody by police a had a 530 investigation of what is happening to the officers involved in the next how you can weigh in on how to improve barked. with t helof cfort keers, i'm epinmy m heahy! i'm epindad schule. i'keepg myom hpy! comft keers inome ofesonalaregers n pride al pnnin anprepatio althnd wlnesserves d peonalare rvic throh cuom ce pls th canhangas nds cnge, soour ing ved es n st hap andealt the ownome. ♪ >>pam moore: the agency will hold for installation of the house events this week to collect feedback through surveys there were employed on an improvement people want to see at the station are also

catherine soi live for us in garissa kenya. thanks catherine. >> iran's foreign minister has warned that his country won't hesitate to return to its current nuclear activities if the west doesn't hold up to its side of the bargain made in switzerland. under the agreement. tehran will rein in its nuclear program in turn for relief from tough comic sanctions. >> we will prove to the world that we are committed to our promises and will show others are seeking pretext against us. any time our national interests are harmed because of violation by the other side we will decide how to act. any time a deal is finalized, it will reserve our options but if the other side violates the agreements within a period of less than two months, we can return to our current level of nuclear activities. >> still to come on the program, would he immediate pair i seeians who say they feel trapped by poverty, prejudice and a lack of opportunity. and scientists turn the large hydron clyderback on after a two-year upgrade. de. >> part of al jazeera ameri

tell us what's going on in the markets. >> good morning, catherine.he unimpressive jobs data out of the u.s. last week that worked to push up and down the markets. investors took it as a clue that the fed won't be raising rates for a while longer but a weaker labor market is a warning for the rest of the economy and that worked to push the dollar down. but overnight on wall street investors seemed to con trailt on the possible timing of a rate hike and markets rallied. let's see how markets here are starting the day. ramin mellegard joins us for that from the tokyo stock exchange. good morning, ramin. what are you seeing so far? >> very good morning to you, ai. indeed u.s. markets look to have shrugged off the disappointing u.s. jobs numbers. we saw the dow jones industrial average and the nasdaq up by about 2/3 of a percent. tokyo share prices also ended monday lower but not such a steep decline and we're definitely seeing markets sidestepping some of that negative sentiment and they're trading higher. of course lingering concerns about the strength

catherine lucey, do they matter at this point? shira center, i want to get your thoughts on this of as well. guest: certainly the polls matter. it is adjusting, almost one year out from the iowa caucus surprises can happen. these are not states where you put in time, if you're really making the rounds, meeting with people, people are going to listen and are going to give you a shot. the caucus voters -- the caucus participants here really want to that the options and take seriously that they are first in the nation. they will give anyone who comes in here a look. host: just one of those polled on the democratic side of the ticket, hillary clinton ahead by 40 points in north carolina to her next closest challenger potential challenger, vice president joe biden. o'malley with just 5% to clinton's 53% in that "foreign policy" poll. shira center, do polls matter at this point? guest: not really, but not why you think. yes, it is early, they measured largely by name identification. hillary clinton, as we have discussed, is well-known.

catherine: my name is catherine hitchcock, and i go to signature school in indiana.rian: so tell us about this program and how you got here. catherine: for those, especially those interested in public service, about showing them about public life close-up and inspiring them to work together and hopefully get involved in our future. katherine: what did you have to do? to get to the finalist round, we had to write an essay about a political question, and then in the finalist round, we had to take a political knowledge test, right another essay, and go through another. brian: dan, tell us about you. dan: this is an opportunity for people who are really interested in government to see it firsthand and to really find out all of the back working, the behind the scenes things that go on in government. we see these political figures on tv, but we do not really see the people who have the backstage responsibility to really make it all work so this program exposes us to that. brian: so what did you do to get selected? dan: well, being also from indiana, like katherine there wa

"france 24'" catherine viette has more.atherine: a nation in mourning, condemning the brutal killing of at least two dozen ethiopian christians in libya by the islamic state group. >> they are taking innocent people and treating them like sheep, like animals and killing them in horrific ways. their actions are repugnant. we condemn them. >> we never support the killing of humans. catherine: the murders have shocked and horrified ethiopians and the will. the men shown being killed in the isp are believed to be migrants who left ethiopia and a hope of eventually reaching europe. it starts a travel to libya where they will then cross a boat to the mediterranean for sub it is there they were captured by the terrorist group. >> i very sad. i lost my brother, my one and only brother, and there are many more ethiopians who are losing their lives. they are being dropped into the ocean. catherine: the african union, the european union, and the u.s. have also expressed their solidarity with ethiopia. chris: in our reports coming in o

catherine heenan is tracking the developments. >> catherine heenan: this is the lone ugly and by alan from over you're looking at a cvs pharmacy that is burning. school has been cancelled. is just one of the examples of the extent of property damage. the store one of many businesses that were luted today. bed and when it was emptied it was set on fire firefighters say that as they try to get close to the seen their trucks were pelted with rocks and bricks baltimore's mayor wrapped up a news conference a short time ago and here's part of what she had to say. >>: my city is not gonna be destroyed by thugs who would very senseless way are trying to tear down with so many have fought for. >> catherine heenan: there have been injuries to both police officers and civilians police officers are furious saying their officers were repeatedly attacked today. >>: this afternoon some how courageous criminals attack our officers we have some officers was broken bones what officer riske unconscious. at >> catherine heenan: the number of injured officers was raised to 152 of them are still in the hos

catherine lucey do they matter? >> the polls matter, obviously clinton is a favorite at this point, but the thing that's interesting, you know, almost a year out from the iowa caucuses is that surprises can happen and these are states where if you put in the time, if you are really making rounds, if you are meeting with people that people are going to listen and they're going to, you know, give you a shot. the caucus participants want to vet the options and they're first in the nation. they'll give anyone that comes in here a look. >> one of the polls on the democratic side of the ticket, hillary clinton ahead by 40 points in north carolina to her next closest challenger potential challenger vice president joe biden. o'malley with 5% to clinton's 53% in that public policy polling poll. do polls matter at this point? >> not really but not for the reason you might think. yes, it is early. what they measure by large portion is name identification and hillary clinton as we discussed is extremely well known. just looking

catherine: discussions over three demands, first, the timescale. the international community want a 10 year deal, iran wants a shorter framework. western powers want to gradually lift sanctions, iran demands an immediate lifting as soon as an agreement is reached. the third sticking point is whether tehran should be allowed to continue research on modernizing centrifuges. the u.s. warrants s a consensus is not reached, the international community would take stronger action. mr. ernest: even tougher sanctions, there's a military operation on the table. catherine: offsides said they hope to find a political solution heavy final deadline june 30. genie: in yemen, the fight for the southern city of aden heating up. houthi rebels are pushing their way into the heart of the city, the former stronghold of the president who has thread. the houthis are unofficially backed by iran and aided by military forces loyal to yemen's former leader. a week of airstrikes from a coalition led by saudi arabia. in the latest news we are getting reports that dozens of tro

>> good morning, catherine. you and i have been talking about trade deficits every single month for just about three years, catherine. now a lot of that had to do with the need for japan to import energy since nuclear power has not been an option following the fukushima accident but oil prices have plunged recently making those imports significantly less expensive and officials have just announced a trade surplus for march. it is the first time for the balance to swing into the black since june 2012. the finance ministry officials say the preliminary trade balance for last month came in at around $1.9 billion in the positive. the figure is the first surplus in 33 months. exports expanded 8.5% in yen terms from a year ago. imports shrank 14.5%. all nuclear power plants have been offline following the 2011 fukushima accident. import costs had been rising due to the need to for liquefied natural gas for thermal power generators, but the cheaper oil prices have helped cut import costs. >>> a white house spokesperson

♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> catherine heenan: diet pepsi is finally rid of aspartame. prompted by stalling sales and consumer safety concerns. the pepsi company says the change will hit store shelves sometime in august. of the fda says aspartame is say critics a study showed the artificial sweetener might be laid everything from headaches to cancer. in fact one abbasid advocacy group the center for science in the public interest as the diet pepsi will still have as we recall case e e k which might also pose a cancer risk. pepsi officials strongly deny that and also claimed that getting rid of aspartame was not about safety. >> pam moore: as still ahead with of the ongoing drought water prices will only continue to get higher but there are a few steps you can take around alone to reduce your water bill we will explain coming up plus the effort to honor the late robin williams gets the green light. >> pam moore: after days of searching played the 17 year-old disappeared as return of two parents sullivan showed up on his own but this morning bill was tal

catherine we're glad you're save save. we're glad the people who live in this house are safe. they had broken windows but again crews are here on the scene just waiting for to us leave, iain and lucy. to get this tree out of the way. but just another example of these gusty storms that blue through this afternoon. >> all right. dawn thank. glad everyone is safe. that's good news. these storms being blamed for power outages in our area right now peco says more than 1500 customers are in the dark. pse&g is reporting 3900 customers with no power and delmarva says the storms have knock out power to more than 1100 customers. so remember when severe weather is possible, check with the fox 29 weather authority app first. it is free. you can get it in the apple app and google play stores. >>> breaking news right now philadelphia spring garden neighborhood. that's where three brawls broke out at a september thai at a station. one young person even got knocked on to the tracks. police say surveillance cameras caught it all. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at the spring garden station

the latest psychiatric report indicates catherine hoggle is still incompetent but improving. she has not revealed where she left her children three-year-old sarah and two-year-old jacob. they've not been seen since september. their father tells me he spoke by phone with catherine hoggle who's in a mental hospital just a few weeks ago. >> she's been saying since before thanksgiving she's ready to bring them home and things like that and that's why i was just explaining to him is that i'll believe it when they're in my car. >> reporter: catherine hoggle's attorneys say prosecutors have not given them discovery of the evidenced in the case does catherine hoggle want to reveal the whereabouts of her children? >> i can't speak to that. i don't know if she knows the whereabouts of her children. >> reporter: the judge says when hoggle is declared competent he will put her on trial for if misdemeanor charges of neglecting minors be he says she's already been in custody seven months which would exceed the sentence he could impose. i asked the prosecutor where the case goes from here.