. >> catherine: now at eight 6,000 a. growing fire burning out of control in lake county no word on any containment forcing people in the community to flee their homes. jerusalem's fire a second wildfire that area has seen. and in just a week and lee turner has live with. >> reporter: there is nothing exceptional good about two fires burning in the same area could in the sense all the firefighters here to iraqi fire all had to do was move further south of the jerusalem fire when they just a matter of hours had 500 firefighters on the scene now 24 hours later they have more than a thousand firefighters on the scene. another benefit is because these are right next to each other there'll be one will burden to the other meaning it will burn a less fresh brush. at 6,000 a. the jerusalem fire has slowed progress but has yet to be contained. "less scary especially trend hose down and we're for it as a call it was crazy" only >> reporter: burn but those acres since this morning started 5:00 this morning and today latency its past

catherine heenan is here with that story. catherine? >> catherine: one by one.the 6 candidates took the stage for interviews on education. with a focus on standards and teacher unions. >> catherine: new jersey governor chris christie said again that the "need a punch in the face." wisconsin governor scott walker also did some union bashing. >> catherine: unlike most of his rivals -- jeb bush is supporting a plan called "common core"-- which centers around has to be a top priority. >> catherine: bush says it should be up to states to set their own they're high. >> catherine: carly fiorina was among the other candidates.who argues that more government spending does 'not' equal better education. >> >> catherine: democrat bernie sanders continues to get big crowds at his campaign stops. in reno today - the presidential candidate joked that it was his first speech held outside a parking structure. >> catherine: the 73-year- old continues to detail his plans for free university and college tuition. >> catherine: and polls show that he's boost

catherine heenan is here with more on the victims. >> catherine: >> our hearts go out to family of allison parker and ward. >> reporter: technical difficulties. >> catherine: both of them had become engaged to a coworker spirit ballistic this report again from the top. >> they both had a lot in common. that >> catherine: is a co-worker losses they're both virginia natives that work together every morning. >> catherine: the people who worked with 24-year-old alison parker and 27-year-old adam ward say they were hard-working.fun to be around. and shared more than just being co-workers. >>"alison was smart.get the job done." >> catherine: that's a co- worker who says his colleagues were both virginia natives.who worked together every morning. alison went to high school and college in virginia.and loved the outdoors. >> catherine: adam was a virginia tech graduate who'd played football. both had worked at the t-v station as interns before signing on as employees. >> catherine: adam and alison had been working together on 'w-d-b-j morning' for a little over a year. covering everything from comm

catherine heenan is here with how the much loved actor is being remembered. catherine?rine: one of the most poignant tribute to win today. the steady stream of visitors to what is known as the misses doubt fire house in san francisco. it is the home associate one of his most popular movies. and all day long people were stopping by to mark the anniversary of his death. some were leaving messages written on leaves and rocks outside the home. most were simple, people quoting lines from his beyoncÉ or thinking him for the years of laughter.--thanking >> catherine: they want all locals, a lot of tourists were stopping by to pick and just last month, california state officials reading marin county waldo tunnel current the rob williams tunnel. the sides will be going up in the next month or so. >> pam: experts are calling it a major major problem in river in colorado was contaminated by accident when millions of gallons of chemicals were released. officials are hoping, however it will not leave a lasting impact on the local environment. see in an steve has the story. >> report

i'm catherine heenan. kron 4's emily turner talked to residents who are trying to make it out of the area safely. >> emily : at 6,000 a. the jerusalem fire has slowed its progress but it is yet to be contained >>:we had hoses trying to hose the house down because you're afraid the fire would come >> emily : it started at 5:00 last night in lake county and during the daylight you concede its path >>:it is currently moving in a southeast direction which is away from the populated areas, it is also going to the north and be expected is going to be hanging in into the area of the rocky fire and run out of fuel >> emily : none of them have face any damage in spite of the mandatory evacuation, and it is thanks to the firefighters for working are hardest to keep everyone safe >>:we also have air tankers and helicopters and all the tools we need to try and work together effectively >>:they are doing a hell of a job, so props to you guys >> catherine : windy conditions have made it tough for firefighters. kron 4's

another rough wide-rye- >> pam: catherine? >> catherine: by the closing bell the dell was down. and the final minutes of training or trading. the field could affected not last long. the global markets have calmed down. a little bit still. the market is down on the 1500 plans and the last five sessions along. the stick to look at the final numbers. the past and people down 25 and the nasdaq dropped 20 points. >> catherine: rob black will tell us more later to and the broadcast. >> pam: will police found on his cell phone when he was arrested. plus, an apology to the african-american women kicked off at the napa valley wine trade. was it enough? >> pam: justin tie for year end of summer cook off. there is a warning with ground beef. >> pam: will be back! comfort keeps caprove avariy o ing ved es. we'll sessheireedsnd crea a ctom re pn thatan cnge the nee chge. ♪ so, what did you guys they think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to make a deal with you. we're twins, so could you give us two for the

catherine heenan is here with that part of the story. catherine?> catherine: she's the younger sister of the men killed last night. she says her brother was hot tempered the says she wants to prove that he actually helped to murmurs someone. kron4 will transfer all heard this morning in the street, at the spot where her brother died. tiffany dell can get is grieving for her brother, shot to death after police said he seemed to be reaching for his waistband during a foot chase >> catherine: she talked exclusively to kron4 and says her brother should not have died the way he did >> catherine: she says her brother was not done when he was shot. and claims that police officers pulled his body to a different location after shooting him. and she did not trust or does not trust the version of what happened. and sen hall tonight a vigil is being held in memory of the people recently killed by the san jose police its scuttled for 730. >> pam: tonight we have obtained chilling images from the night the murder of the murder of lundy avenue this is an image fr

catherine: my aunt's >> are you staying with her? catherine: no, just yesterday. today, i think i am going with my other aunt. >> there is only one reason -- it is you. >> 90 years old. >> i will vote as long as i am here. >> can i be the sheriff at 90? >> most older people are afraid of children and afraid of people who don't obey the law because those people are nasty. they have to be punished. president obama: this year, immigration has become a source of fresh contention in our country with the passage of a controversial law in arizona and immediate reaction we have seen across america. >> 20 other states are considering similar legislation. >> this law does not fix the immigration problem. mr. arpaio: law or no law, we will still do our crime suppression operation and continue enforcing illegal immigration laws. >> we are at 35 tonight. now they are going to go to jail. >> we are scared to go out. >> if they have to hide, i have to hide. >> [speaking spanish] >> today, you will hear testimony on how it affects children, communities, and families. i will begin

catherine heenan is here with more of this breaking story patrick capelin? catherine?fice received a call that he may >> catherine:the caller was a member of the family's search effort.who located a motorcyle matching the deceased person nearby. >> catherine:he was last seen more than a week ago.riding his dirt national forest. cavanaugh taught at downtown continuation high school in san francisco. >> catherine:it's a heartbreaking ending searching for 45-year-old edward cavanaugh. >> catherine:in fact we've learned tonight that it was a member of the family's search team who found the body. a little before noon - that person called the el dorado sheriff's office to say thatcavanaugh's body had been found - not far from thrt bike he'd been riding. 17th. >> catherine:he was a popular teacher at san francisco's downtown continuation high school. he'd been with a friend in the el dorado national forest - but left on his own at some point. >> catherine:his family tonight is thanking many people who rough terrain. in a statement - they say it's a testament to his people car

the test results on catherine's ashes were inconclusive.evertheless, their deaths were ruled homicides. and it appeared the sisters got the last laugh. they died before changing their will. >> when they read the will, he found he got nothing. they said he was very distraught, very angry when he left. many wrinkle creams come with high hopes, but hope... doesn't work on wrinkles. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair with the fastest retinol formula available, it works on fine lines and even deep wrinkles. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. stop hoping for results, and start seeing them. rapid wrinkle repair... ...and for dark spots rapid tone repair. from neutrogena®. feduring sleep train's you'retriple choice sale. to save big for a limited time, you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic models. or choose to save hundreds on simmons beautyrest mattress sets. you can even choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular stearns & foster mattresses. the tri

also transported to local hospitalsall with minor injuriesin berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news >> catherine: please investigating had potential carjacking in san jose parking lot of easter small the toll. thus the three suspects were last seen running across the street in that area we will keep you up there with more information as we did it on that story. a raging wildfire in lake county has burned more than 5,000 acres so far. it started just yesterday. and just south of the huge wildfire we've been covering. called the rocky fire. cal fire is calling this new wildfire. the jerusalem fire. because it's near jerusalem valley the terrain is rugged. kron 4's emily turner is tonight. >> reporter: strong onshore winds those coming through the golden gate pushing up to pursue in bay. into lake county lake berryessa to the southwest of the lake at those peak winds over 30 m.p.h. guy. still wins all around the bay area and lake county. right up the fire area there is a weather center here letter winds and that's good news up to 14 m.p.h. but very warm today in lake county and the low 90s dry cond

catherine: i'm catherine hardwicke, and i directed "twilight."t would be as big as it would be, because we were told why a book for girls like "sisterhood of the traveling pants." that is going to max out at $28 million. that is all this movie will ever make. there is not a big enough audience for it. so they kept cutting the action sequences down. cut it down, cut it down, cut the visual effects down. so that we could make it for the budget they wanted to make. so of course opening weekend, we make $400 million. after "twilight," people were excited about "divergent," people were excited about "hunger games." in fact, even people were inspired to write those books probably with the success of "twilight." i think it has shown that there is a desire, and there is an audience. if you can see a brave, badass girl out there, that people will go to the movie. it's disappointing that even though a female director directed the first "twilight," did the whole cast, the whole works -- not one of the other "twilights" or "the hunger games" or "divergents"

catherine back now with today's ceremony the french presidential palace quite an event. >> catherine:vent the three americans looking a little underdressed also. british businessman who came to their aid together they are simply known as the train here as. they're credited with stopping a gunman on a high-speed train from amsterdam to paris on friday american tourist some of the scene while crouching under her tray table. and the"incredibly grateful" >> reporter: enters stone first gunshot and breaking glass. "turnaround he's a solid but that be an ak-47. but like it ostrander was working. he was trying to charge the weapon. that hit me on the shoulder and said let's go. >> catherine: a garden on the vacation after two were in afghanistan. "after all our train was a kick in after years already subdued frankly. when it came to the medical a fair and stuff like that. six >> catherine: 22 year-old said that he was inspired by seeing americans going into action. the gunman at being interrogated french police his. lawyer says that he's not harassed and " police are not buying this. he foun

>>catherine heenan: that produced this a couple of changes. >>pam moore: it was told to in july and the state park scientists hope to determine the cause of death marine mammal measures 52 ft. long edge of the term to be a male often well scientists will try to find out if it is the same well carcass reports will farm out about the large and the bay area this week that well as the latest of several to turn up in the bay area this year. >>reporter: during the last six to seven years is the dramatic increase in the number of quakes have been triggered by human activity mainly in the midwest u.s. geological survey geophysicist adjusted rubinstein still is the problem rubenstein said the recent increase in quicks is probably the result of changes in how energy companies extract oil and gas from the ground the question some time be very powerful here in california most hours which are naturally occurring in is unclear this in the human and squeaks you can visit us online. >>pam moore: we have an entire section dedicated including a map for your con

catherine: i'm catherine hardwicke, and i directed "twilight."t would be as big as it would be, because we were told why a book for girls like "sisterhood of the traveling pants." that is going to max out at $28 million. that is all this movie will ever make. there is not a big enough audience for it. so they kept cutting the action sequences down. cut it down, cut it down, cut the visual effects down. so that we could make it for the budget they wanted to make. so of course opening weekend, we make $400 million. after "twilight," people were excited about "divergent," people were excited about "hunger games." in fact, even people were inspired to write those books probably with the success of "twilight." i think it has shown that there is a desire, and there is an audience. if you can see a brave, badass girl out there, that people will go to the movie. it's disappointing that even though a female director directed the first "twilight," did the whole cast, the whole works -- not one of the other "twilights" or "the hunger games" or "divergents"

catherine is your show us how they are trying to cope with this loss. >> dian >> catherine: was a morning news team was to honor the reporter photographer killed on air 24 hours earlier. >> catherine: said parker murder during a live broadcast left behind loved ones with colleagues. parker and relationship with the station's evening anchor. "the entire world to know a woman as amazing as harris exists and taken to san are love forever. >> reporter: am engaged who watched the attack on fulton phone number eyes. "say is in tremendous grief is bad enough to find out your fiancee shot worse to be the producer of the show where that happened live. this will be a long recovery for her. >> catherine: posted his own video of the shooting flanagan. fired from the station to a half years ago. "it angerly telling them they have to call the police he is going to make the statement and it was going to be in headlines. >> catherine: the parker's father was outraged with someone who had. "many allison's are going to destroy data to before we stop. i can promise you and promise the american people on not

when catherine said no, he said, that's fine but i'm going to live my life anyway. they designed this as a hide-away from themselves. they transferred it to the hills of wisconsin from italy. they were going to have a new life in japan because he got the contract for a new hotel and she was looking forward to living in japan and he'd made a good comeback and everything was destroyed in 1914. what happened was, on the afternoon of 1914, the two children were seated for lunch on a porch that was right in the vicinity off that window and another group of people were seated at the other end of the house, in a room, there were some draftsman and a laborers, and one of the sons, they were seated there. the cook served them all lunch. they were unawares and seated and separated and then he attacked. he suddenly attacked. first her and her children and clobbered them. split their heads open and then ran to the other end of the house, threw gasoline in the door and ignited it. when they ran out, he whacked them again. by the end of it, there were nine adults in this place an

i want to come back to catherine. could expand a little more on the experience of fighting for your parents. we saw in the video you went to d.c. and kept fighting. how do you think this will shape your future, set the rest of your life? catherine: i went to washington, d.c. to talk to congress. after that, i started going to marches, protests, different events where i could speak to people to make them help me so they could help me get my parents out. i also got involved with puente. they were a big help. him and they were always there him even after my parents were out, they were always supporting us. in the future, i think this will help me because i am going to be a stronger person. whatever i become in the future, i am going to be strong and have more knowledge of what i am doing to help me and my community, my family. it is something that me and my parents are never going to forget, an experience that will scar us forever, but now i know that we can live in not total peace but 95% peace so we can stay here toget

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo.hanks for staying with us. x migrants or not, people fleeing from conflict, oppression, and dire poverty will keep coming. we report on the situation in south sudan. hello and welcome to global 3000. here's what we have coming up for you over the next half-hour. south sudan faces yet more violence. how the world's newest nation battles with old conflicts. argentina's pampas -- where environmentalists work with cattle farmers. and -- nightmare climate funds. how a hydrodam project threatens to drive panama's indigenous people from their lands. when u.n. troops get deployed,

they can't say the name at the white house. >> why can't they say that, catherine?ell you why. >> based on what i see is a growing gap between the president and the white house. fbi director james comey has been very important up front that he knows about the nature of the tlut behe can't understand it. my understanding sit comes from the white house and the president himself not wants members of his administration to use the term read cal islam. the fbi director is in another position. >> it's hard to defeat something if you can't identify it. so to given you a sense of scope, there have been 60 cases this year. that's a higher up-tempo than -- >> 60 dayses in the united states. >> in the united states. these are either home grown case in plans to join up with isis and other foreign terrorist associations. these are significant. these aren't onesies or twosies anymore. we've got to address it. this is something maybe your viewers can play a role. at the end of the day, everyone can play a role in terms of identifying and flagging the material and bringing it to the

but he was at the demonstration because he was a friend of michael brown creek >> catherine: he had a high school diploma and wanted to be a truck driver, but cannot find work on line with social media we find a different image. he is always that, he is already facing charges for having a gun. >> catherine: the shooting prompted a state of emergency declaration for all of st. louis counties. about two dozen people were arrested the police to park city through water bottles and rocks at the policeman creek officers, to down one protester and a woman got to close and was blasted by pepper spray. >> catherine: >> pam: today governor passed a law, saying that criminal juries are too secretive and liens on all closer to move favors. transparency is required during police shootings. >> pam: >> pam: >> pam: plus, new court documents say 8 d m the falsified drivers' records. and, as you get ready to go back to school eight altered is speaking out on college students before they go back. >> diane: coming back what the weather next! or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. a

>> yeah, catherine, we are so proud of them. catherine, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> and as those three incredible young men who tonight make every american so proud are honored with france's highest honor, we are now hearing about that very moment that tear attack exploded on that busy train. it could have been so much worse. but if it weren't for the quick acting and courage of those heros. >> kind of a long story i kind of woke up from the middle of a a deep sleep and my friend anthony. alec was sitting next to me. anthony was across to my right side. and i turned around and i saw he had -- looked to be ak 47 and he looked like his jammer wasn't working and he was trying to charge the weapon and alek just hit me on the shoulder said let's go. ran down, tackled him. hit the ground. alek came up and grabbed the gun out of his hand, while i put him in the chokehold it seemed like he kept pulling more weapons left and right. pulled out a handgun, this took that out. took out a box cutter, started jabbing at me with that.

catherine: me encanta. >> catherine traÍa ropa para toda ocasiÓn, pero no es de las que comparte amigaspor los nervios de iniciar una nueva vida, este lunes catherine tomÓ sus primeras clases en el centro de educaciÓn artÍstica de televisa, la beca que ganÓ dentro el certamen esta belleza latina. desde el inicio los maestros exigen a sus alumnos condiciÓn fÍsisiic catherine: es un sueÑo hecho realidad y toda la vida pensÉ y querÍa ser actriz, siempre lo vi muy lejano a mi sueÑo, pero una vez que estuve en nuestra belleza latina me enamorÉ tanto de la actuaciÓn que me envolvÍ muy bien y me encantÓ la actuaciÓn y gracias a dios me otorgara la beca y aquÍ estoy. >> es una futura estrella de telenovela, catherine no podÍa negar que estÁ rodeada de galanes. catherine: olvÍdate ,guapÍsimos! >>los sueÑos son para vivirse! ana: otra muestra que la belleza latina cumple tus sueÑos, como nuestra querida francisca que tambiÉn estÁ aquÍ. francisca: tÚ tienes cara asÍ como de mala y no me sorprende que las han extendido su beca porque es una niÑa muy tenaz y muy delicada, fue una de las que mÁs crec

>>catherine heenan: man had shot a combined one. and veteran of the shootout you heard but it is considered surprising he did not use a gun on the moviegoers. >>pam moore: they stormed the san francisco store and failing everything they can get their hands on plans to open up the surveillance video will help them track down the fees the group took off of more than $11,000 worth of merchandise they said the style of crime is consistent with the notorious rebel girls of shoplifting and. >>dan kerman: they saved us some great store surveillance video and the store at the altar of your store on gary boulevard that would lead them to identify three and they say a matter of time before all of these people have to answer before judge does affect the average group of people coming into the out to beauty store with shopping bags you're not looking closely systematically without warning began placing it in their backs 75 seconds later they left the store police a- store surveillance has helped it identified three of the suspects already awful

josÉ francisco lÓpez sÁnchez que enfrenta cargos criminales sobre la muerte de la estadounidense catherine fotografÍas del implicado tomadas justo antes de el homicidio. hoy iniciÓ el juicio, en esta audiencia preliminar donde no se permitiÓ la grabación de caras ni de audio. el juez se encargarÁ de determinar si existe suficiente evidencia en contra de el inmigrante indocumentado de 45 aÑos que tiene cargos de homicidio por matar un disparo a catherine de 32 aÑos en el muelle 14 de san francisco. >> lo que pasa es que los fiscales cambian en ese punto, los fiscales son responsables para demostrar al juez que hay suficientes pruebas. flavio: los abogados indicaron que la pistola se pudo haber disparado de forma accidental. le tocÓ la fiscalÍa mostrar fotografÍas tomadas minutos antes de que ocurriera el homicidio. >> solamente es el responsable de los fiscales para presentar el caso, los defensores no tienen que hacer nada, ellos pue hacer preguntas a los testigos. pero los defensores no estÁn obligados a presentar ninguna defensa. entonces para los defensores le da una oportunidad de escu

people don't forget. >> catherine, thank you very much. i appreciate it. thank you, catherine. and three american heroes stepped up to stop that terror attack. that was in france. could that happen right here on northwestern soil? those three heroes might not be on that next train so how be on that next train so how safe are our my psoriatic arthritis i'm caused joint pain.o golfer. just like my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra can be a sign of existing joint damage that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fungal infections are common, or if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure, or if you have persistent fever, br

catherine heenan is here with more.catherine?it the bay area during a dry storm last night -- prompting a red flag warning for fire danger. today - red flag warnings on the peninsula were lifted. the lightning moved on into the sierra and nevada. but cal fire officials say that lightning sparks can smolder for hours or even days before a wildfire starts -- so the danger continues. there 'was' some damage -- san jose residents near west taylor and elm street say one of the neighborhood's tallest redwoods was hit by lightning around 9:30 last night -- and the top of the tree exploded. the flying pieces of the tree damaged a nearby garage and left a mess. one neighbor said it sounded like a bomb going off -- and it knocked out power to several homes. no one was injured. coming up later in the show.at 6 -- the teenaged couple in southern california who were holding hands during a big why being love-struck -might have saved their lives. i'll be back with that story. >> reporter: up the blood camera at the golden gate bridge was the cl

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i downloaded a number of the presentations and plan to send those over to catherine and her team so they can share them with the rest of the board, and wider as necessary. earlier this week, director dodd sent as a wall street journal article. it summarized a bit of the full report of the academy of actuaries, american academy of actuaries report, which was released on august 5. so delighted to see our actuary out there, neil, i want to tell you i went i read the full report, neil. i'm going to send electronic version of that to kathryn because i think it's warrant some review by all members of the board. it is in english. it is in english. there's not a lot of formulas in it or anything else. it's really a very excellent summary of trying to find the drivers behind core medical inflation and the cost related to that more broadly across the country. it would be worth our while to kind of have that in our background as a prep piece, if you will, for the november form that were going to be having. so it can serve as a springboard for that get the wall street journal did a fine job in summa

. >> lets get to catherine scott staying on top of this story for us. she has very latest from our satellite center. good morning, catherine. >> reporter: police say that man shot at officers first. he remains at the hospital in critical condition. that is police involved shooting happened right after, dozens of shots rang out during those protests. they interrupted a interview with ferguson's acting police chief. lets take a listen. >> we just want to be as patient as possible. [gunfire] >> reporter: first wave of shots soon after came shots that struck this unmaimed police vehicle, you can see bullet holes in the windshield and grill. first four plane clothes officers had been tracking a man they believed was arm. st. louis county police chief john bellmawr says the man turned and opened fire on the unmarked police suv with a stolen gun. that vehicle was hit multiple times. the officers first fired back from inside the vehicle and then took off after him and police say man shot at the officers. all four fired back hitting that man. those four plainclo

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people don't forget. >> catherine, thank you very much. i appreciate it. thank you, catherine. three american heroes stepped up to stop that terror attack. that was in france. could that happen right here on northwestern soil? those three heroes might not be on that next train so how safe are our trains? that's next. here at humana, we value sticking with things. when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with humana medicare advantage. because we stick with them. humana medicare advantage. the plan people stick with. >>> it seemed luke he just kept pulling more weapons left and right, pulled out a handgun. alek took that took out a box cutter. started jabbing at me with that. >> i feel our training mostly kicked in after the assailant was already subdued, frankly. when it came to medical and things like that. >> it was very serious. we were traveling. my two friends off duty military, so you just knew -- i knew it would be bigger than just the initial investigation, but i had no idea it would be like this. >> the thwarted attack while instilling great pride

chief intelligent correspondent catherine harris looks inside the world of lone wolf attacks around the world. >> lone wolf, by and large, are individuals that are inspired idealogically but may not have a formal connection to a terrorist organization. >> frank saluppo is the director of the homeland security policy institute at george washington university. he has researched the very dangerous phenomenon of lone wolf terrorists. >> that's why these are some of the most difficult cases, because they're not necessarily going to come under terror surveillance, won't be interact intelligence, james clapper, spoke about the radicalization of lone wolf. >> the problem with us in intelligence is with the way people radicalize on their own or radicalize via social media, where they don't lead a signature, publicly they are now investigations in every one of the 50 states. and this is a real -- it's a real worry, a real concern for us the. >> the first time i remember really discussing lone wolf is with the unibomber, ted kaczynski. timothy mcveigh was one of the so-called first lone wolfs. the

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. >> "euromaxx highlights." and here is your host, meggin leigh. meggin: hello and welcome to "euromaxx highlights." we're bringing you the best picks of the week. here's a look at what we've got in store. an exhibition about dogs in the arts opens in berlin. exploring london from the river thames. and memorable master, german renaissance artist lucas cranach was born 500 years ago. art is going to the dogs, and it's been that way for hundreds of years. when you walk through any major museum in europe, you'll find numerous examples of our four-legged friends, painted by all the great masters. dogs have always been and continue to be a valuable source of inspiration for many artists.

catherine field is in france. catherine, what are they looking at? >> what they are looking at, greta, is a two meter long section of athis is the sectiont was washed up on the indian ocean island of reunion five days ago a. it's now as a special french military testing site. what happened today, greta, is everybody involved in this investigation has got together here in paris. that's the malaysian department of civil aviation. government investigation. and malaysian airlines. they have got together with the french judicial authorities, french safety authority, just as a way if you like crossing the t's. dotting the i's. make sure that everything is going to plan. that every rule is adhered to so that on wednesday, when all those officials actually have a good look at the section is of the plane, they have a look, see if they have find the serial number and they say that by wednesday, late wednesday, paris time, they could have a clue as to whether or not this is from that mh 370 plane that' disappeared back in march 2014. >> okay catherine. i think

catherine h: new showerheads fold in the state will be the most water for will in the entire country they're trying something really different to say what they're making the sports like fun laws and laws of the first city in the united states would is called chaebol they're putting them into a water reservoir to stop the water from evaporated away. >>: this is out engineering really meets common-sense we saved a lot of money and did all the right things by reducing evaporation it will save 300 million gal. of water each year instead of evaporated into the sky than 300 million gal. to fight this drought the millions of floating balls protect the water that are made locally and cost taxpayers 36¢ each. >>diane t: a lot of sunshine never out the back even offer the san francisco peninsula area as temperatures right now and they did for much of the inland $85 and to walk a fine for presents and, 83 of the more the east bay shoreline cities more like the upper seventies in the san francisco in the opposite is the low seventies tonight's planner by seventh you will have clouds rolling in a

catherine viette is has more. catherine: 1800 candidates, dozens of political parties.fusion reigned during the long-delayed legislative elections. turnout was low, marred by violence at several polling stations. the destruction angered some of the voters. >> people want to vote, but when you look around you see materials on the ground all over the place, and the looters make a mockery of people's rights, as well as democracy itself. port-au-prince, officials say 26 bureaus across the country had to be closed. voting in the capital with his wife, the president voiced concerns over the election violence. >> i hope that the election officials are better organized for the presidential elections. >> the vote is seen as a crucial test of the polling system ahead of a presidential election. cronyism is hard to step out -- to stand out. the owner of a newspaper says the campaign failed to take into account the concerns of the population. the problem of unemployment, cost-of-living, safety, production, and savings has not been addressed. theive years after devastating earthquak

catherine: in many countries, prostitutes themselves are criminalized. there was a census in the movement that -- consensus in the movement that they are considered as victims, not criminals. they need to be able to defend their rights when they are raped, when they are subject to violence. in many countries, it is not the case. they have no access to the police. there was a consensus on this. the debate was more on whether we have to decriminalize other actors of the sex industry. annette: this has been met by anger by other human rights groups, who say there is no logic behind the premise that you have to decriminalize the people doing the exploiting. there is an important proposition. amnesty international already has positions on trafficking against women. we actively fight trafficking of sexualnd children, exploitation of children, violence against women. this is already part of amnesty international's policy. the new proposal we have come up with still has to be finalized and is complementary to these other positions we have and is focused on women

. >> catherine: life and the path of the flame.ire driving residents from their homes in lake county. gun fire breaks out at a san jose shopping mall. in the east bay teenager resulted in her bedroom. eberhard it plagued by burglaries'. please think this man might be irresponsible. first day of school coming on fast many districts still missing a vital component flaw version of your choice for prime plan is. >> catherine: now at eight 6,000 a. growing fire burning out of control in lake county no word on any containment forcing people in the community to flee their homes. jerusalem's fire a second wildfire that area has seen. and in just a week and lee turner has live with. >> reporter:

jessica, catherine, thank you you both. gregg?patti ann browne standing by for what is happening now. >> greggs as we mark 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina president bush is expected to speak. we'll hear from him. tracking a new storm taking aim at florida. we'll ask how much forecasting has improved since katrina. >>> trump continuing his steep rise. he says he represents the silent majority. we'll get into a blast from the past. gregg, that is all ahead. gregg: patti ann, thanks. a nasa vehicle slamming hard into earth. this crash was intentional. why is nasa wrecking its high-tech machinery? we'll ask a former astronaut. ♪ gregg: yesterday about this time we were showing you some terrific video of nasa crashing vehicles, on purpose? nasa was assessing the durability of such things like emergency locator transmitters, hoping to learn more on aviation safety. so joining us now to talk about it, mike massimino, former nasa astronaut, professor at columbia engineering school. professor, thanks for being with us. >> pleasure. g