we have custody and field ops. with custody, one of our greatest challenges is managing high rates of overtime because we have been challenged with staffing, but we've made some progress. we'll get to that later on in the presentation. you know, but we need adequate levels of staffing for supervision for meeting title xv requirements. we've worked with the da's office. on top of court security, there are more trials as a result of fewer misdemeanor plea bargins, so that means longer jail time for those awaiting trials. we have a lot of transportation requirements with criminal trials being moved to the civil courthouse. we have transporting challenges. moving on to community programs and training, we have a robust pre-trial diversion program. this is actually run by a community-based organization. although the budget sits in the sheriff's office, as done for 40 years, and we do a risk assessment to make sure we can release people into the community who are not a threat to the community. we're also expanding our ele

the driver was tased as he was being taken into custody. there was a scuffle with officers and a chp sergeant at the scene talked about the reckless driving that led to this early-morning pursuit. >> this gentleman entered one of our construction cone patterns, that's san francisco oakland bay bridge. traveling inside of the construction zone at approximately 65 miles per hour when one of our officers who was assigned to the construction zone him up. -- picked him up. >> you can see the signs on the doors say lack rock city public works department. that's the group in charge of building the temporary city in the nevada desert for the annual burning man gathering. it remains unclear if the driver involved in this chase has any connection whatsoever to that annual event. that man has not been identified. thus far by authorities. we do understand that he was taken into custody but was also taken to the hospital for treatment. again, he was tased by officers as he was taken into custody following this pursuit here that ended in -- we will send

unit, the people who go to protective custody or special housing are those whose charges either makevery difficult to place in general population or quite often involves some sort of sexual crime charge. that individual is generally not welcome in any housing block. >> these inmates often become targets in general population. where other inmates consider it a badge of honor to attack them. george shipps has been in this special housing unit for ten months now. >> i am here for downloading child pornography on my computer. that's my charge. >> shipp who h pled not guilty to charges of possession and distribution of child pornography, is in protective custody, not only because of the nature of his charges, but the notoriety. >> the day that i walked into the jail, there was a television on and i was on the tv, that's why i've been the shu, special housing unit. protective custody. >> according to news reports of his arrest, shipps allegedly had thousands of files of child pornography on his computer. authorities called it one of the largest collections ever confiscated. >> i never drea

they believe all four people are in custody. live in oakland, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> my daughter was on five when the car went flying by her and the police went flying by her, as well. she was scared. i'm wondering how bad is the damage to the house? >> reporter: well, the car did go into the garage of the home, also knocked a parked car off -- skyfox was overhead at the time of the crash. i mean, you could hear the, um, exclamations throughout the newsroom, it was a very big impact and, of course, four people managed to get out of the car and now are in custody. >> all right, henry lee in oakland tonight. thank you. >>> a major search-and-rescue operation is under way right now on the campus of florida international university, where a newly installed pedestrian bridge suddenly collapsed. crews are trying right now to locate any victims who may be trapped under the rubble. the "instant bridge" was just installed there last weekend. it's 10 miles east of miami. ken wayne is in the newsroom with the latest on the developi

. >>> a custody battle in florida being called a kidnapping after a newborn is taken from her mother at the hospital. >> i don't know what is going on. he told me i no longer have custody. >> did a native american tribe kidnap the baby on buy half of the grandmother. the court order now in question. >>> plus, a rare tornado hits california as the state braces for the strongest storm of the year. >>> an important health warning for people who like their meat well done. >>> a brave bald eagle goes to new extremes to protect the nest. >>> a good thursday morning, everyone. we begin with the new evidence in the austin serial bombings case. the bomber left mibehind abehina confession. >> they have issued an all clear at his house after evacuate straighting a five-block radius. several questions remain. some three weeks after the start of the bombing spree that terrorized the city of 2 million. this morning, an apparent confession in the austin serial bombings. investigators say mark conditt left a 25-minute recording on his phone detailing his plot. >> on this recording the suspect descri

predominantly engaged in custody business. of course, the regulators retain the discretion to make appropriate adjustments to s.l.r. and to be clear, there is broad agreement among the regulators that the unique business model of custody banks warrants tailored treatment under the s.l.r. provisions. this is why a substantially similar bill passed the house financial services committee, no light-hearted people there on the minority side, by a vote of 60-0, and passed on a voice vote in the house. finally, our bill will not gut oversight of foreign merchant megabanks operating in the united states, such as bark -- barclays and deutsche bank. these three institutions which have over $150 billion in assets, will be subject to 165 of dodd-frank. that means that foreign banks will still be subject to foreign banks stress test requirements, liquidity stress testing and basel iii requirements. it subjects foreign banks u.s. operations to requirements similar to those imposed on u.s. banks. chairman paul, again, in the march senate ban

he was tased as officers took him into custody. says this man's reckless driving put a lot of people at risk. >> he in fact did in danger the workers in that zone and almost collided with our officer's patrol car as he sped through the closure. he was actually within the closure where the workers were setting up the traffic control devices. >> reporter: if you take a closer look at this van come you can see the signs on the door say "black rock city public works department." that is the group in charge of building the temporary city in the nevada desert for the annual burning man gathering. it is unclear if the driver has any connections to that event. authorities have not identified the driver behind the wheel of the van early this morning that led officers on this pursuit. we do know he was taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries. he was tased during this early morning pursuit. >> fox2's alex savage. thank you. >>> another crash this morning. leading to an on-ramp shutdown that continues at this hour. just after 3:30 a.m

the suspect is in custody. 19 years old, accused of killing his parents on the day before spring break. today police revealed the gun used belonged to the suspect's father, a part-time police officer. nbc's kevin tibbles has the latest from central michigan university. >> reporter: the intense daylong manhunt for a suspected killer on the campus of central michigan university came to an end overnight when heavily armed police took james eric davis jr. into custody. >> the danger that our community has experienced over the last 24 hours or so is now over. >> reporter: he was arrested after being spotted along train tracks near campus. more than 100 officers had been searching for the 19-year-old student since friday morning when shots rang out in a college dorm. dead are his parents, father james davis sr. and mother diva. davis sr. was a police officer in suburban chicago and an iraq war veteran. his mother sold real estate. police say they have video of the suspect with a gun they say he got from his parents'

now he's in police custody. >>> high-flying horror. a cirque du soleil performance takes a deadly turn. the aerialist thrown. the audience stunned. and now the investigation. how did this happen? >>> the raging inferno in a major american city. residents told to get out. >>> and, spring slam? the severe weather threat moving east tonight. will it snow on the first day of spring? sam champion standing by with the track. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin tonight with president trump, and his most direct attack on special counsel robert mueller yet. the president on twitter, sparing no one close to the russia investigation. unloading especially on mueller. insisting the special counsel is running a partisan witch hunt. also blasting andrew mccabe, a firing trump's attorney used to insist the investigation should be shut down. the attacks re-igniting questions about whether trump will fire mueller. and if not, will he cooperate? here's tara palmieri. >> reporter: tonight, president trump e

from the custody of the denver authorities. so, this situation is very, very serious and it represents a commitment from the hard left, these activist groups to open borders and non-legal enforcement of immigration. cannot be the policy of the united states of america. >> tucker: so, some democratic politician say the states are not and i think they are legally correct, are not obligated to carry out federal law. buff then others, including the mayor of oakland, have gone farther and actively tried to subvert federal law as mayor libby schaaf of oakland did the other day by warning people that federal agents are come. does that constitute construction of justice and should she be prosecuted for that? >> we are looking at that our fabulous ice offices and tom homan are keeping us posted on what is happening there. those kind of things depend on the law and the facts and we will evaluate them at the department of justice. yes, this is a radical etiology. it's contrary to the american law. the supreme law of the land is american i

the driver of the white van is in custody. to other people in the vehicle got out of the van and ran off. they are being searched for in the area. a couple of lanes are closed. northbound 101 is okay. it is early in the morning. if it is not clear in a reasonable time, it will affect the bay bridge coming in from oakland to san francisco. all of the traffic spilled out here. we will keep an eye on it for you. this is a look at the bay bridge. it is light. it is not raining now. 880 oakland traffic is okay. summit hill bridge looks okay. westbound 580 is light with no major issues. if you look at the bridges, they look good.>>> students in the bay area and across the country will walk out of classes. debora villalon examines what is planned. >> students will have demonstrations all across the district.>> reporter: how many students ? the idea has resounding support from san francisco commissioners.>> i think the nra has met its match.>> every day that my kids go to school, this is the biggest worry that i have. this is not wher

it's about when law enforcement has somebody in custody already and releasing them into the public asosed to handing them over to immigration officials that are already looking to deport them. i mean, it's not asking cities to do anything additional, just hand over people they already have in custody. mark, what's so outrageous about that? >> you are absolutely right, melissa. what's outrageous is when california and other sanctuary cities refuse to do this, our law enforcement professionals are having to put themselves at further risk to go take them back into custody on the street, in their homes and businesses. places where they could go out and gain arms, have friends. they are putting law enforcement officers' lives at risk. and the first time one of our officers dies because of this, it's one too many. >> melissa: jim, what about that specific argument about people who are already in custody for other offenses not turning them over to ice agents who are looking for them to deport them? what's the defense of that? >> so there isn't a defense of that. but that's not what they do.

right after he was taken into custody and held without bail.n unpaid administrative leave. >>> police at san jose state university are looking for more victims of three separate reports of sexual assault. this -- the victims are all- male and the suspect also lives on the campus. >> reporter: this student is a fourth year chemical engineering student. >> i know they do a lot on campus to emphasize consent and the right to basically speak up. >> reporter: the male survivor notified the police on march 3. then two more men came forward to state that he does that they -- that they were assaulted. two of the men were drugged.>> it was very shocking and living in these dorms they are mainly tailored to upper level grads. >> reporter: the judge denied a motion to eliminate bail because of his inability to pay. >> i think they should has sensed it sooner. asked students if we know about what is happening on our campus right away. i just appreciate that i got the email. a little sooner would have been nice. >> reporter: he is in jail pending a $210,000

early this morning the 10-year-old boy was taken into custody. this is going on all week long around the region and around the country. threats to schools in the wake of the deadly school shooting in parkland florida. >> and you have to take every threat seriously. >> school officials and police in franklin township, new jersey, took a threat eached to a teacher very seriously closing this district and to others after a claim that there would be a shooting at the school today. >> the investigation is ongoing, the person responsible continued to send emails not just teachers but principals in the district. >> they traced the ip address to a home in franklinville and took a 10-year-old into custody. >> this is an unfortunate situation where a student was behind the commuter making threats and bad decisions. it's important to be aware of what your children are doing online. >> miles away in upper darby a student displayed a pellet gun going into school. the gun never made its way into the building but parents came to collect their kids. >> absolutel

holds people in custody.ted at six facilities and demanded documents and other materials from the department of homeland security. california law enforcement officers like you and your people to transfer prisoners to i.c.e. custody, even to communicate with i.c.e. that you are about to release them from their custody. the people at i.c.e. are looking for them. remember that california found his people dangerous enough to detain them in the first place. but then insist on releasing them back into the community instead of allowing federal officers to remove them. and rather than allowing i.c.e. officers to do their jobs with a transfer that the jail house, they force our officers to conduct more dangerous arrests elsewhere where violent criminals may reside and where children can be caught in a cross fire. that is just not unconstitutional, it is a plain violation of federal statute and a violation of common sense, a violation of good partnership that we need to build up between state federal officers. importan

whether he remains in custody or on bail will have a critical affect on exactly what the feelings are here on the streets but at the moment we've seen a lot of running clashes with police but i think the most important thing is the speaker of the cattle on parliament has said that he wants to form a new front bringing together the labor unions and the the the trade unions and civic society and he says this whole thing is an attack on the hearts of democracy so these are just the beginnings of a protest movement it's going to get much wider many people here on the streets in barcelona have been calling for a general strike they've already halted several highways and motorways coming into this region so we can expect there will be increasing calls for much more action and of course that lays the ground for more violent clashes and absolutely and obviously that mean the referendum was held months ago and even if he's not extradited ultimately it was the moment can't really go back to catalonia or to spain i mean whatever the situation been like before this happened was there still a huge

politicians prepare for a new confrontation with the traders the region's former leaders remain in custody in germany. and australia's disgraced cricketers steve smith and david warner are banned from playing for twelve months for their part in the ball tampering scandal . welcome to the program north korea's leader has met china's president on his first foreign trip since taking power seven years ago kim jong un's secretive meeting for the first time we've xi jinping was revealed after it happened chinese state media reports kim saying that he's open to giving up his nuclear program his all china correspondent adrian brown with the latest from beijing. and so he was here after a. chinese state controlled media waited until kim jong un was back home before confirming what officials had tried so hard to deny just a day earlier in the great hall of the people kim jong un and his wife were welcomed like old friends by president xi jinping. a brief greeting in korean was the only time kim's voice was heard. appearance is important at times like this kim looked like an old style communist leade

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former french president nicolas sarkozy has been taken into police custody just outside paris is being questioned in an investigation over irregularities in campaign finance of french police are looking into suspected illegal funding from libya sarkozy's two thousand and seven presidential bid. the chinese president xi jinping has warned against any effort to . divide china saying they will be punished by history she made the remarks during his closing speech in the annual parliamentary meeting it is seen as his strongest warning yet to taiwan which china considers its territory a loss we us president donald trump angered beijing after signing a bill that encourages senior officials to meet directly with taiwan's government should. it's a shared aspiration of all chinese people and in their basic interest to safeguard china's sovereignty and territorial integrity and realize china's complete reunification in the face of the will of the people and the trend of history any actions in tricks to split china are doomed to fail and will meet with the people's condemnation and the punishment

he was taken into custody and is still being questioned at this point. there are no injuries reported. >>> time is now for deco three. some new reports of federal immigration agents are using facebook user data to track down on -- undocumented immigrants. the report details the case from last year when ice agents were searching for a man in new mexico. they were able to get a log of when he used facebook as well as corresponding ip addresses for each of those logins. facebook says in that particular case they responded to the ice request for the information because it was part of an investigation involving a child predator. yesterday, the federal trade commission says it is investigating facebook's privacy policies. this follows a discovery that the consulting firm cambridge analytica access the personal data of the million facebook users during the 2016 presidential campaign. privacy advocates claim the company violated a 2011 consent decree with the ftc. congress is also getting involved in this. the senate judiciary committee has invited facebook ceo

issue with al jazeera live from doha also coming up former french president nicolas sarkozy is in custody he's being detained by police in an investigation into alleged illegal campaign funding. and it's time to get out of town for russian diplomats expelled in london the midnight deadline approaches. this is a john the world's last mail nor them why driving it is just i couldn't care. less asking syria's eastern ghouta where the un is now calling for urgent access both to civilians who fled the own place as well as those who remain trapped inside the u.n. says many of the fifty thousand people who've managed to get out in recent days a suffering from potentially fatal illnesses. and that's thirty two civilians were killed in overnight shelling by the government about a dozen of those killed children who tempted to take shelter in a school rescue group the white helmet says weapons like white phosphorous which are banned in civilian areas. then a harder records. show is under attack the northern part of what is now a divided rebel enclave is again a battleground there was a brief lull in

bridgeable is affected to appear in court in germany belgium or was arrested on sunday and is in custody waiting to hear if you'll be extradited to spain he faces charges of rebellion and sedition which stems from last year's vote and angry protesters in barcelona called for the release of pujol police said three demonstrators were arrested and fifty people were injured in the scuffles david chaytor has this update from barcelona. the mood in barcelona has definitely changed there are many people on the streets during the course of the day calling for general strikes calling for action and the speaker of the separatist catalan parliament also said that they should form a new front a calling on the trade unions and civic society to come together to prevent any more attacks on what they call the heart of spanish democracy now that could take the form of general strikes they've been blocking many motorways leading into this area but i think in the end and the mentum will build as we see more and more pictures of colors pushed them all in germany whether he's remodeled in custody or given ba

the suspected driver is in police custody. his name, age, and a mug shot has yet not been released. ( robin ) berkeley police are investigating after they say a fetus washed up on shore. a person walking near the water discovered the fetus just west of the tom bates sports fields yesterday afternoon. investigators say it was a baby boy and that the fetus was fairly well developed with the umbilical cord still attached. they are now trying to figure out how the baby boy ended up in the water.... and who he belongs to. (robin)coming up on the kron 4 morning news ...a man in the south bay is facing deportation. why his family is considering moving to an uncommon location... if he does get deported. (robin)plus... a man accused of trying to lure a young girl is now out of custody. hear from that girls father and the warning police are issuing... (robin)and... the family of a man killed by a vallejo police officer... could be heading to court... find out who they're suing.. and the demands they're asking (robin) and here's a live l

us more about us all we know that yesterday the police put his his life partner into preliminary custody and that just arrested a seventeen year seventeen year old according to news reports that as so for unconfirmed he and france we also know that the police is now looking into finding out how he actually became radicalized he was known as radicalized by police thought that he would not actually be on the brink of staging an attack now apparently the terror threat here in france has changed as president cos said yesterday he used to be terror attacks that were masterminded from abroad from

a jail or prison directly into ice custody.n that doesn't happen and they are released out onto the street, ice has to spend more resources, send more agents into the neighborhoods, into the house, maybe their businesses and look for that person that they are targeting and unlike in the past they will arrest everyone in the economy. when mayor schaaf goes to race. again, it's such a weak argue: this is about illegal immigrants. i don't care if you are from afghanistan or new mexico or from european country it is about people in this country illegally. they do not have a universal right to be in this country illegally. many of them committed crimes. once they are targeting. this is a race thing, trying to deflect it from racism, racism, racism. i think people are sick of it and that poll shows democrats want end to sanctuary policies. that's berkeley poll that's not daily cawferl o. fox news poll that is a berkeley poll. >> i do not think it is about race as it is about public safety and the safety of the public. that's why we t

when they take custody related cash and put it on deposit with the feds or another central bank, that's a risk-free transaction. there's no risk to the bank having a dollar-denominated deposit with the feds. therefore this legislation recognizes you should not have to be hit with additional capital requirement for transaction. that's a constructive feature. some suggest that we could have deposits with the turkish or greek central bank. that's factually wrong. the criteria for eligibility is narrow. it's only at the most secure central banks in the world. and most with the fed. additional were about this too big to fail doctrine. i feel strongly that no institution should be too big to fail or get a taxpayer bailout. some colleagues agree with that, they been critical of the idea of the bailout might occur for financial institution. i will suggest the best way to avoid taxpayers having to bail out a financial institution is not to attempt to prescribe every conceivable opportunity, but rather have a banker that allows failure to be allowed in bankruptcy. the people who should be wiped o

french media reporting that a second person has been taken into custody in connection with friday's shooting in southern france four people were killed including a policeman and a gunman hijacked a car and shot at offices for taking hostages in the town of. the democratic republic of congo's refusing to go to its own donor conference in switzerland next month which aims to raise nearly two billion dollars the country's prime minister says the un's overreacting about the humanitarian needs. anger is mounting in the u.s. city of sacramento over the police shooting of an unarmed black man twenty two year old stuff on clock was shot at least twenty times when officers cornered him in his

children and family services now have custody of the kids. the parents are being held on 100-thousand- dollars bail. next... a new electronic cigarette so discrete experts say parents and teachers are not recognizing them. (justine) high school students got involved in politics today during a town hall meeting addressing gun violence prevention. kron four's spencer blake reports from vallejo, where representative mike thompson took questions about his bill to expand background checks for gun buyers. inside vallejo high school's gym, people lined up to ask questions of congressman mike thompson.he explained how his bill in congress aims to expand the existing background check system to include áall gun sales - whether online, in person, or at a gun show.some benicia high school students were sharp enough to ask about the provision that exempts firearm transfers between family members from the background check."i was satisfied for the most part, but i still think that that provision would greatly affect the effectiveness of that bill."carson re

main purpose of this court appearance is to eat didn't just call a switch to month and to prove the custody he's spent here nights and coming days but once again it's mostly unlikely that she was set free today. stephen in barcelona we saw massive clashes where your over night many people injured how angry are people in barcelona over push the most attention. well people are very angry about it but you know people have been angry about the matric government's treatment of this whole issue for several years and particularly since friday when the supreme court judge ruled that basically all of the independence leaders were going to be locked up and doing a trial on the on the fence was similar to them on such as rebellion. and things boiled over half the last night with the the arrest of push them on who i mean the thing is he is you know a legally legitimately elected leader in the election that was called by the matric government the government didn't get the results it wants it but it didn't get it you know if it didn't get the results it's not because of anything unfair happened they just

the assistant sheriff for custody services matt schuler didn't say if matt schuler custody services sheriff for the assistant sheriff for custody services matt schuler didn't say if the move was aimed at cooperating with ice but instead said, "this information is public and can be helpful to other governmental organizations, crime victims, inmates' family members and others. additionally, organizations who provide services to persons released from custody have specifically asked for this information so they can start reentry transition assistance right away. releasing this public information is an important part of the county's reentry strategic plan." ( marty ) the officers involved in a deadly shooting in san francisco have been named. they are officers kevin endo and tess casey. this is body camera from the incident wednesday. it happened at a san francisco barber shop. a police officer... a teenager and two barbers were hit by bullets... before police shot the gunman. at a town hall meeting thursday night-- police say leading up to the shooting... family members of jehad eid called 9-1-

one close associate has been taken into custody.ion, raising old unanswered questions about how to spot everyone at risk of radicalisation, and how to tackle a threat that strikes at random in every corner of france. president micron said today the threat against france had changed. where attacks were once planned from iraq or syria, the risk was now what he said were dangerous individuals inside france. challenge is now how to spot and how to tackle the threat that strikes at random in every corner of france. the british company at the centre of claims that data was illegally gathered from social media sites like facebook — and then used to influence elections — is being searched by a team of investigators. this is the moment staff from the office of the uk's information commissioner went into the london offices of cambridge analytica. the company itself denies any wrongdoing — and says any data it gathered was done so in compliance with facebook‘s rules, and the relevant laws. our technology correspondent rory cellanjones gave thi

justice moves extremely slowly he will be held in custody for up to two years before the words trial and i think that image or government hopes that during this period everything will just they will kind of just smoke of the whole issue but i think this is misguided because it is a political issue it's not about to go away and imprisoning the leaders will not solve the problem. alexander stephen thank you both very much correspond xander drexel there talking to us in barcelona or rather in munster and stephen bergen in marsala thanks both of you very much course we keeping our viewers up to date on the story as it develops. now some other stories making headlines around the world today adult film star stormy daniels says she was threatened to keep silent about an alleged sexual encounter with u.s. president donald trump in a highly anticipated interview she claimed that she faced intimidation tactics aimed at ensuring her silence. saudi forces intercepted seven yemeni rebel missiles late on sunday one man was killed and two others injured from falling shrapnel in the capital riyadh i

former french president nicolas sarkozy held in police custody over allegations of libyan funding for the day on bbc news. still to come... taking on the fashion giants! we'll speak to the boss of one online clothing retailer hoping to take market share away from the likes of asos and zara. consumers could see prices fall by up to 1.2% if britain were to abolish all tariffs after brexit, that's according to a new report out today by the institute for fiscal studies. joining me now is simon french, chief economist, panmure gordon & co. thank you forjoining us on the programme. they are saying that prices could fall if tariffs are abolished, but on the flip side other costs could wipe out any savings? you are absolutely right, rachel. in your introduction to the programme you mentioned we get the inflation data at 9:30am, it will suggest prices are going up much faster than the benefits identified in the ifs research. i.2% faster than the benefits identified in the ifs research. 1.2% is the maximum amount consumer prices might come down if the uk uses its freedoms outside the customs un

as smith was released from custody. (pkg) smith was silent and stonefaced after being released on 30 thousand dollars bail, walking out alone. do you have anything to say? your fans are worried about you.ignoring the media he ducked into a waiting suv and was driven away.shortly after he pulled away this mug shot was released.smith turned himself into police eariler today after an arrest warrant was issued for the former oakland raider and former 49er yesterday jail records show he was booked on four charges related to this weekend's incident.....domestic violence, assault with force likely to produce great bodily injury, false imprisonment and vandalism. all misdeameanors. this stems from an incident this past saturday night where the linebacker allegedly assaulted his ex girlfriend in a residence on the 600 block of bush street. police responed to the scene after the victim called 9-11."the victim is calling us saying the suspect threw her around the room and bit her wrist. he climbed out of the window and may have go

she was contacted at the residence but was not taken into custody. the district superintendent said they're relieved to know a suspect honor identified but she said she's not shocked to learn that it was just a 12-year-old girl. >> i wish i can tell you that i was totally smocked it was a 12-year-old. unfortunately, even the national environment regard thing issue, knowing that we have had these kinds of issues in the past, and some of the behaviors that we have found in some of our youngsters, it is unfortunate that it is not the first time. >> reporter: now summit says they have no other information about this 12-year-old girl. they don't know if she is a student in the zprikt san jose police say they have not identified the motive. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of parents will be bank story. >>> happening today, immigrant rights groups are organizing a south bay rally to protest customs enforcement sweeps across the bay area. i.c.e. maintains many of those arrested recently have prior felony convictions but it considers the arrest of

esterly faces a third degree felony charge of interfering with the custody of a minor.llentown police will now lead this investigation. as for esterly's wife, her attorney tells us she will fight for custody of those four little girls and she plans to file for divorce. >> sounds like she has some standing in that case. very happy for the family. thank you very much for your coverage of this story, erielle. >>> we'll go to miami where emergency crews digging through the wreckage of that collapsed pedestrian bridge now say that they have recovered all six victims. >> abc's victor oquendo is in miami where we're learning more about the victims as their outraged and heartbroken family members step forward. victor, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, paula and dan. some of those families had been holding out hope but receiving that heartbreaking confirmation their loved ones had died. the crews here worked around the clock to recover all of the victims saying they only took breaks for moments of silence as they were pulled from the rubble. at this point, though, they do

and told us he's in custody he's in germany what comes next is he going to be extradited is it a stay here still unclear he will appear before court tomorrow there will obviously is first and foremost one very fire his identity that's part of the normal procedure that they will decide if he's formally taken into custody before they actually decide what happens so is the tradition process right thomas stuff for us here in berlin our political correspondent and stephen burgeoned in barcelona for us thank you both very much. now on to some of the other stories making news around the world in russia five people including at least one child have been killed in a fire in a shopping center in siberia the blaze reportedly broke out in the cinema one of the one of the malls upper floors authorities are investigating the cause of the fire. and authorities in belarus have arrested dozens of protesters ahead of an opposition march in the capital minsk that was banned the attempted demonstration was meant to commemorate bella who says one thousand nine hundred eighteen a proclamation of independen

the man is an -- in protective custody.rs also add that he apologized, claiming it was all a joke. >>> new details now in the deadly crash from last friday. that killed the driver eight -- of a tesla suv. the national transportation safety board has sent to the investigators to look into the crash. it's not clear whether the tesla model x was operating in autopilot mode at the time. investigators are also studying the fire that started after the crash. 38-year-old way wong has been identified as the driver of the tesla. >>> oakland police are looking for the driver of a pickup truck who ran off after crashing into some parked vehicles. there were. -- received reports of gunfire. when they arrived, they found the pickup truck had driven onto the sidewalk and crashed into a couple of parked cars. witnesses say that they heard gunfire and then saw the driver take off running. police are not trying to locate that individual. there are no reports of any injuries. >> patrol bus driver under arrest for allegedly driving drunk with

police investigating election fraud in france have taken the former president nicolas sarkozy into custody for questioning they want to know about campaign finance irregularities and whether he received millions of euros from libya during his successful bid to become president in two thousand and seven to attach a butler is live for us in the paris suburb of non-tariff so natasha what is the latest on this arrest. not sure if attash can can hear me this point the former college of nicholas sarkozy is being held just behind me actually in this police station in ontario just outside of paris and he is being questioned. all right it does appear that there's a bit of a delay in our connection to. the tasha there are also some problems there with audio policies for that we'll move on a package has exploded at a fed ex facility in the u.s. state of texas the blast happened at a distribution center just northeast of san antonio another package may have contained nails and other shrapnel f.b.i. and bomb disposal experts are at the scene one person is reported to have been injured and police are in

it is unclear if he's a nice custody are free.astaneda was arrested saturday after a deadly hit-and-run in colorado between his pickup and a semi truck. the 26 road fled the scene after learning zamarripa castaneda was here illegally. i.c.e. issued a detainer requesting that the denver sheriff's department detain him longer so that i can hold him in custody while the denver sheriff's department denied i.c.e. request saying we will not honor civil detainer is as it is considered unconstitutional. denver stopped honoring requests from i.c.e. in 2014 after a series of district court federal judges holding people in icy taters violates the fourth amendment rights by detaining them without probable cause. decanters are necessary because they detain tens of thousands of people every day of and they use these to keep our streets safe. we are figuring out whether or not i.c.e. had custody, whether or not this is a free man and will let you know as soon as we do. trade to keep working the story. bryan llenas in new york or thank you. eboni

custody that establishes what exactly happened. and i back in the one night or so i feel that a bit just bummed out if a metal mean keefe. but didn't been in job either. and didn't. make you feel. initially for the surface or. ibrahim was determined to reconstruct the whole incident piece by piece he went to the house of merriam and the only victim killed during the attack. here is that. this is the roach story. this came from the sky and many of us here and here. also was in the journal just. so carries the burden it really well it's not about muffin and smoke at the feet. it's a shift in looking at their will to work in. order a new. little lawak about that i don't have that money that sort of thing. for ibrahim this video phone during the attack was proof enough. you can make out a falling bomb. it was confirmed but only the syrian army on such helicopters. ibrahim was convinced that he had a strong enough case to trigger american intervention and end the war. a few weeks later he met with officials from the united nations. one

we're making information on everybody in our custody available online.ferentiate between those here legally or illegally. it's something we can do and we made the information public. >> neil: so what are you release something the details you were giving. what is it? tell me. >> we have information available on our website. we added an additional field for everybody sentence leaders be released from custody and the date and time. anybody can go online and look through the list and find out who is in our custody and when they will be released. that's with the intent of making the information publicly available. >> neil: have you gotten any blow-back from state officials or those that say that this might in some way violate sanctuary policy? >> well, there was a comment made by the attorney general, which i found troubling. it's troubling to me that -- state attorney general, yes. who makes a comment that he may arrest sitting sheriffs who are complying with the law will advocating for criminals on the streets. it's troubling to us. we've been against this

another friend of custody and being questioned.stody and being questioned. another friend of his, 17 years old, is being questioned. how did he get the weapon? since then, police have revealed there were some home—made bombs, there was a butcher's life. this man was intent on killing. he first hijacked a car, seriously killed one of the people in the kills, seriously wounded the other, still fighting for his life. attacked policemen who were jogging. —— killed one of the people and then seriously. into a supermarket. you could replace that with any sainsbury‘s or tesco and other brands are available. 50 people in that supermarket. one of them a retired police officer, he managed to get some people to safety. again, a story we had back in the november attacks in 2015, but people in a cold storage which locked from the inside. came face—to—face with the attacker. managed to flee and those are very important for all of the training police... they made that up—to—date information. he told them what he was like, what weapons he had, etc

the former french president nicolas sarkozy has been taken into custody just outside paris he is being questioned in an investigation over irregularities in campaign finance french police are looking into suspected illegal funding for libya two thousand and seven presidential bid. sally arabia's crown prince mohammed bin cell man will meet with u.s. president donald trump at the white house he is the first of several gulf leaders who will visit washington over the next few weeks this particle he reports behind the scenes all this diplomacy is generating a lot of business for one of washington's biggest industries lobbying. u.s. president donald trump was clearly impressed with the reception he received in saudi arabia and it's likely the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon can expect a similar greeting perhaps just a bit more understated when the two speak their words will be closely watched trump initially sided with the blockading countries against cutter but then reportedly pushed by then secretary of state rex tillerson he later called for the crisis to be resolved but tillerso