>> first of all, who ever heard of darrell scott before donald trump appointed him his black liaisonnobody knew about him or pastor mark burns or diamond and silk who were paid $1200 from the trump campaign in 2016. trump's black outreach in 2016 was not existent. he went to a white suburb of michigan and there he made his famous appeal, what have you got to lose to black people. how do you go to a white suburb and a meal to black people to try to get black votes? it means he was never serious about it. that's why it didn't work in 2016. hillary clinton got nearly 90% of the black vote, 94% of the black women's vote. donald trump, remember this, don donald trump promised he will get, i guarantee you he said i will get 95% of the black vote in 2020 when i run for reelection. 95%. and then we just saw the poll just a minute ago in the previous segment that 83% of african americans think trump is a racist and 90% of african americans disapprove of his job performance. so clearly he was wildly inaccurate in his prediction. >> so, david, go on. trying to buy votes here? >> yeah. i mean, l

we'll talk to former republican congressman darrell issa. congressman darrell issa. we are back in a m nobody likes a tight squeeze. leanfire supplements from force factor contain ingredients clinically shown to help increase energy, burn fat, and double your weight loss. don't struggle to fit in. unleash your potential, with leanfire. available at retailers nationwide. [ fast-paced drumming ] - [♪] judge jeanine: president trump coming out on top in a recent gallup poll that found 6 in 10 americans say they are better off now than they were three years ago when he first took office. no president in recent history has gotten such a number. how do you explain 6 in 10 americans say they are better off under president trump. >> it starts with they are better off. you have got to look at the 3 out of 10 who are better off and don't want to admit it. judge jeanine: is it attribute and to the economy, their sense of safety or security? what do we attribute it to? >> it's the confidence that our country has their back here and around the world. the fact that the commission

joining me, our friend darrell issa. thanks so much for being here. issue of criminal acts by foreign nationals continue to be a problem for american citizens. in the state of the union the president introduced us to an individual who has been killed by a criminal illegal who was a serial criminal with several convictions, i believe for robbery and assault. and he had been released and should have been in custody as a result of the california policies. can you tell us what's going on and what that policy is? >> it's called sb54. under jerry brown and now endorsed under our new governor, they decided no criminal, no wrongdoer who happens to be here illegally will be handed over to i.c.e. they made a decision to obstruct the federal government. and the president rightfully so-called them out. called out the real effect just as we have dealt with in the past with kate's law. the president is calling on congress or probably the next congress under the man you just had on, the speaker, kevin mccarthy, is going to have to have strong laws that stop states l

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liz: former gop congressional candidate out of the california, darrell issa.tory? >> i think the lead-in is perfectly accurate. we have had a failure to prosecute, lying to congress and other criminal activities for a very long time. so perhaps the democrats who begged for the president to be hauled up on treason charges essentially collusion, when they failed, now want to go back to the status quo which is, hillary clinton's secret server and its classified information, comey lying to congress. clapper lying to congress. they want to pretend that didn't happen but i will tell you, in the 50th congressional district, everywhere i go in the united states, they want some level of accountability besides hearings. only way to get it is an independent department of justice doing their job. liz: president trump again threatening, he is saying he will sue, could sue over the mueller probe, darrell, i would like your reaction to senator lindsey graham, what he said about this. watch this. >> i trust bill barr as much as anybody i have ever met in the law and he is goi

darrell forges, kpix 5. >>> bernie sanders is expected to draw thousands of supporters to the south bay sunday for a rally at the san jose convention center. >>> u.s. and taliban leaders are expected to sign a historic peace deal tomorrow that could bring an end to america's longest war. under the agreement, the u.s. will pull troops out of afghanistan. in return, the taliban will agree to significantly reduce violence in the country. nearly two dozen lawmakers want assurances that the u.s. won't withdraw from afghanistan entirely. the pentagon as promised to respond to those concerns. >>> coming up, authorities accused of leaking graphic photos of the crash scene that killed kobe bryant. tonight, we are learning what of them allegedly did it to impress a girl. >>> plus, a would-be thief tries to grab a woman's cell phone right from her hand, but she did not give up without a fight. >>> a half naked man steals an ambulance and leads officers on a wild chase. how he maneuvered his way we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things,cae. president kennedy knew settling

several others suffered serious injuries and investigation is underway to determine the cause of the darrelle meant which happened about 50 kilometers south of milan. well an outcry over the involvement of the far right in a normally obscure regional election has shaken german politics to the core on wednesday the right wing alternative for germany party helped mainstream parties elect a new premium in the east instead of 3 now that premise is he'll resign after nationwide outright his resignation cannot change the fact that a political to boot in germany has now been broken against cooperating with the government. just 24 hours. after becoming state premier thomas keneally announced his resignation. we will be requesting new elections in order to rid the stain of a hefty support from the office of state. mr president so. the pressure had proven to great families found himself on the front page of almost every german newspaper the election of the free democratic politician with the help of the far right d. had set off a political earthquake the shock waves reverberated all the way to south af

darrell clark went over to having a previous effort ruled out.r 149 for the man known as the flying pig. the saints, this was more of a pig's brea kfast. saints, this was more of a pig's breakfast. for wolves, they weren't yet finished. by the end, st. helens were run pointless and ultimately clueless. here are some more stories making the headlines today. the football association is going to set out new coaching guidelines to restrict the amount of heading that under—18's can do in training. the new rules won't ban heading entirely. there's also a proposal for concussion substitutes to be trialled in english football nest season. premier league clubs have voted to move the closing date of the summer transfer window to bring it back in line with the rest of europe. for the past two seasons, it closed the day before the season began. this year, the date will be on the 1st of september at 5pm. it looks like world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua is heading home for the next defence of his titles. his next fight is likely to be at the tottenham ho

darrell aiken who's died from leukemia in 2017. this is darrell's mother. what is your reaction? >> very sad. it has your mind wondering. it could be a possibility. it has something to do with his diagnosis. >> reporter: at this point it will be closed at least into next week. district that's the are trying to figure out if they can hold mac classes forth 350 students on another the campus. least in the short term. they are also reaching out for help to the state department of toxic substance control the identify and clean up the source of the tce. there is a meeting for the community for parents and community members tonight. starting at 6:00. that is at the nearby taylor memorial united methodist church. live in west oakland. abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> the housing crisis is a major part of our efforts to build a better bay area. eric thomas is live in berkeley with the story. >> reporter: you see that two-story apartment building behind me? that's a tenant owned building with an assist from a local nonprofit and the city of berkeley. but a lot of factors had to fall in place.

joining is now, civil rights attorney darrell barks, and dan bongino, fox news contributor.ht, let's go over this again. arresting kids for marijuana, all minorities. let's see, paul, all, not some, all the cops and minority neighborhoods because that is where all the crime is and by the way, the murderers, the m.o., you just take a description, you xerox it, pass it out of the cops, they are all male minorities, 16 to 25. now i happen to live in new york and i know that is all b.s. that is a lie. >> will i have to say, i think certainly mayor bloomberg owes an apology to a generation of black males who were victims. >> sean: do you mean an expedient apology, because isn't that what he really thinks? does not reveal who he is? >> i think it reveals that at the time that is who he was, but he may be a different person now. people make mistakes, but -- >> sean: while! he was mayor for 12 years, six years out of it while 17 years he never said a word until he is running for president? sounds like political expediency, to me. >> you know what, i think we have to show our country

appeals court didn't agree, and brad's trial lawyer, darrell deputy, said he served brad well.ed more attorneys, but -- >> i couldn't get them to talk to me. i couldn't get them to answer a question. i couldn't get them to call me back. >> did they send you a bill? >> absolutely. i've got lots of bills. >> this went on for months, years. she heard about a private investigator named dwight mcneil, but her then-attorney told her, "don't call him." >> so i sat on it for a little bit and i was having a really bad day and i called and dwight picked up the phone. and i just started crying because it had been so long since anyone i had called answered me. >> and he did listen, but -- >> i told her i wouldn't look at the case. >> dwight was a former sheriff. he told her his job was catching bad guys, not getting them out of prison. but marsha persisted, and so he agreed to see her in person. >> i explained to her that if i concluded from my review of the file that there was any basis at all to believe that mr. jennings had murdered his wife that i would use whatever influence and whate

darrell akins who died of leukemia. >> we want them to test the entire school. our kids are there. worried. concerned. scared. i would like to know what is the game plan for next week and the weeks to come. >> they're looking for any other industrial plan. the district said that mcclymonds could be closed all next week and they say there will be a meeting next monday at 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. at west oakland middle reporting from west oakland, jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time is now 4:07. a scary scene at oakland's coliseum where a woman fought off an attacker. the woman says a man playing loud music threatened other passengers and when she got off the train at the coliseum station the man followed them and attacked them in an elevator. >> some crazy guy was provoking us and next thing you know i had to defend myself. we were fighting in the elevator. he took out a knife and so i maimed him and put him down so he wouldn't hurt any of us. >> that woman has a small stab wound as you see here from the attack. but there's no word of an arrest or charges in the case. >>> the m

of the controversy is a new charity called the urban revitalization coalition led by ohio pastor darrello bless you tonight. >> reporter: tax experts contacted by cnn raised red flags saying the cash events may violate tax laws that bar nonprofits from engaging in political campaign activity and could jeopardize the group's tax exempt status. in an interview with cnn scott says he's been careful to follow the law. racial justice groups like the naacp accused scott's charity of trying to buy support for trump in the black community. >> it is very disingenuous. you know, we are in a political climate where elections are won by the margins, less than a fraction of a percentage, and people are using many tricks to encourage people to participate or persuade their political point of view. >> scott hit back at his critics telling cnn, i really think that's insulting to black people. they automatically think black people demean themselves so much that they'll sell out a vote for $300. trump has struggled to build support among african-american voters and 83% of african-americans believe the pre

another mac football player, darrell aikens who died from leukemia in 2017. >> what is your reaction? >> very heart breaking. it is sad and kind of has your mind wondering. it could be a possibility. it has something to do with his diagnosis. >> reporter: we're told the school is being closed out of an abundance of caution. more testing would be done over the weekend. district that's the are scrambling. they're trying to figure out where they can take these 350 students. hold the classes somewhere else in the district. there is a community meeting that is set to begin tonight at 6:00 at taylor memorial church. that is just a few blocks from here. live in oakland. abc7 news. >>> tonight the search for a missing palo alto couple has become a recovery mission. as abc7 news reporter had ansar explains, police dogs had four hits near where carol kiparsky and ian irwin are. >> day five in the seven for carol kiparsky and ian irwin. the office says they may have a break in the case. the marin county sheriff's office says during the searches with multiple canine teams, we've received four ind

children are reaching record highs and this says concern and uncertainty over the coronavirus continues darrell forges reports. >>as the flu season continues, so does the rise in deaths alarming new numbers released by the centers for disease control and prevention estimate there's been at least 29 million flu cases in the u s with 280,000 people hospitalized and 16,000 people killed so far this season of those debts. 105 were children. the highest since the flu pandemic in 2009 this particular year now has been the hardest and worse honestly, you know dylan it we're still in flu season as americans continue to battle flu season. coronavirus still looms in the minds of many one him we're dealing with the new virus 9 novel coronavirus and the reason that so important is because we have a new virus. there's still ways that maybe hey that you just don't know you can't predict globally there's been over 76,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus and over 2000 deaths in the us there's now more than 30 confirmed cases, several americans are tested positive for the virus are being treated in omaha nebraska

ramon sanders died of bone cancer, the family of darrell akins who died of leukemia said it's been an emotional day. >> we absolutely want them to test the football field, and the entire school. our kids are there, this is our future. >> we are worried, scared. i would like to know, what is the game plan for the weeks to come. >> the epa says they are looking at nearby cleanup sites to see whether any tce at those locations might have seeped ove week and they are looking for alternate sites for the students so they can continue with classes. we understand there is a meeting scheduled for next monday at west oakland middle school so people can get more answers. one starts at 8:30, the second is at 5:30. >> jana katsuyama, thank you. >>> police are investigating an incident on bart tonight that left a woman with minor injuries. a passenger told us that when she got on a train in san francisco there was a man on board playing loud music and threatening riders. when she got off at the coliseum station with her mom and sister, he got off the train as well. they all ended up on the elevator

that the campus has a history of high-profile cases of cancer including 2 a climb as high school darrell akens died from leukemia in 2017 1 month after graduation and this past fall 2018 graduate ramon, sanders died both played football klimas sanders also play football at laney college during his first season there he broke his leg and that's when doctors discovered the cancer sanders was just 20 years old at this point of course there was no definitive link between these deaths and today's findings. >>school district officials say they know the source of the contaminant is coming from outside the campus just now here in the studio kron 4 grant lotus with more details on this part of the story having came when you get a sort of an overview of where the school is relative to these 5 sites that the state is currently cleaning up it opens your eyes they're all within a one-mile radius, you seem a climate here in the red. >>boom boom boom boom boom, those 4 dots all one mile. >>and they are all listed as having tce as potential contaminant at those sites now this is a website that the depar

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. >> there's darrell and perry. just we're just grateful that everybody is okay and got out. >> reporter: the bus, known as old glory, is a total loss. >> that is old glory, and she is gone. there's nothing you can do. absolutely nothing we could do. >> reporter: but mccoy thanks first responders. >> these guys and girls got out here this morning, man, got the fire out as quick as they could. >> reporter: and even continues with his long standing morning tradition of reciting the pledge of allegiance. >> amen. >> reporter: tom, authorities believe a mechanical issue likely caused the fire. meanwhile, mccoy's show tonight will go on as planned. tom? >> what a musician. thanks so much, diane. >>> when we come back, the inside and wild scene at an ice cream store. take a look at this. a serial robber trying to steal cash from the register. how the owner's wife jumped into action to scare him off. >>> and the tragic death of actor orson bean, the veteran entertainer killed while crossing the street. the latest from poli

i have senate judiciary chairman lindsey graham, corey lewandowski, darrell issa, charlie kirk, all witht my open. this week we witnessed the difference between a leader and

including addiction, mental illness, job loss, evictions, and in some cn.es incarcerat during our visit, darrelle in prison and is now in a shelter, took one of the leads on e paul simon song, gone at last. ♪ >> my prayer goes out to these people out on the streets. it hurt me down inside. >> wha does coming to the street choir do for you? >> imakes me stronger. it makes my voice stronger. jeffrey: the o manathe dallas street choir, homeless, not voiceless. misty zacharias is another wednesday regular. she's an artist as well as a singer. >> ive didn't know about it until i heard them singing. they are beautiful. no matterre what they a going through, some of them, they have been really hurting, bu regardless, if you ask them they smile back and say good morning. jeffrey:n the problemallas as in other u.s. cities is growing worse. some members of the street choir spend their nights at the bridge meless recovery center, a some 800 people a day and offers 24/7 support,ncluding physical and mental health care. nick colletti is proud of the work done here. but hef also notes the paradox each of the

darrell issa, charlie kirk, stephanie hamill and chris hahn will join me.hat plus our opening statement as i

in brentwood, i'm darrell len, kpix 5. >>> the best-selling author known as the queen of suspense is done, mary higgins clark was a long time author, whose tales made her one of the world's most popular writers, she is known for dozens of novels such as "loves music, loves to dance" and "a stranger is washing.". she started her career by writing short stories, she was 92 years old. >>> new body cam video to show you a police officer firing at and then tackling a suspect who was believed to be carrying a gun. >> put your hands behind your back, right now. >> the officer fired three rounds of the suspect, 24-year- old joshua ossa guerra, and last month shooting. the suspect was not hit by the gunfire, it came moments after 2911 calls to police, who claim they saw the man pointing a gun at passing drivers, turns out it was actually an umbrella. he was booked into the sonoma county jail, on crumbling brandishing an assault. >> he is out of custody on pretrial release with moderate supervision, officer garden has returned to duty. >> they also released transcripts of interviews relating t

as darrell forges reports from columbia, the candidates have made their final push. >> reporter: the candidates are going all in. >> i have been down here more than any other candidate to meet people. >> reporter: each pitching a common message, beating president donald trump. >> a majority big enough not just to put an end to this presidency but to put trump into the history books. >> i'm elizabeth warren and i'm the woman who is going to be president donald trump. >> i don't want to jinx myself. i feel very good. >> reporter: a big win here could give joe biden the momentum needed to be bernie sanders. but sanders is not lying down. >> we are building a movement that cannot be stopped. >> reporter: hoping to improve after a hefty point loss to hillary clinton in 2016's primary. >> reporter: he adapted his campaign and changed him learned from his loss and i think that is made a significant difference. >> reporter: they also need to look ahead with super tuesday just four days away. with michael bloomberg finally appears on ballots. >> the other candidates have focused on four state

darrell cass, the head of fetal surgery at the cleveland clinic.in cleveland, it was relatively new. given how far along kimmy was, this one needed to happen right away. >> we do a cesarean-type incision, bring the uterus out, open the uterus and proceed to do the repair of tyler's back. >> reporter: similar to this surgery, the procedure took about four hours >> in medicine, this is one of the top advances that has happened in the last 20 years. >> for both you and your son, it's going to be a risky surgery. why would you take the risk? >> why not as a mom, you want to do everything you can >> ah, it's not so big. it was like a few inches maybe >> yeah. >> reporter: on september 14, 2019, tyler came into the world a bit early at 34 weeks. >> she was like, i just want to hear him cry i just want to hear him cry. >> reporter: he weighed five pounds and seven ounces. after 12 days in the nicu, he met his five sisters and big brother. >> he still has his little problems that he's going to need help with. >> reporter: he still has spina bifida >> yes,

the family of darrell aikins who died of leukemia said this has been an emotional day. >> we are concerned, scared. i'd like to know what is the game plan for the weeks to come. >> tonight the school district said that mcclymonds can be closed all of next week. they are looking for an alternate site where tenants can get classes. they are also passing out these flyers area there will be another meeting on monday february 24 at the west oakland middle school at 8:30 in the morning and 5:30 in the evening. many people here said they are planning to attend because they want more answers. >>> now we go to san mateo where police released a new person's case. a girl that was 17 at the time finished from a group home back in 1976. >> reporter: sherry's disappearance has tormented the family and baffled the police department for years. the family suspected that there was foul play involved in the hope this photo can lead to some answers.>> she managed to still get a's, gary has fond memories of his sister, they were particularly close coming from a turbulent childhood, raised in santa rosa. >> whe

also joining me tonight, former congressman darrell isa a lifelong scout who earned 29 badges.tonight. when you listen to that, what goes through your mind from someone who has supported this organization -- i have a nephew who was an eagle scout, i had an amazing experience to all of it, i'm sure all of us know people who have done so well in this program and are asking that question -- does putting a stake in this organization help or hurt us across the board? >> it clearly hurts america. as a lifelong scout and a former camp counselor at a scout camp and someone who was still in touch with one of my boy scout leaders from a very long time ago, i know not only does the scout organization teach values, the exact values that would limit or prohibit this but let's remember as you know the scouting organization is disproportionately run by volunteers, disproportionately fathers of many of these children. although one is too many and 10,000 is an amazing but out of tens of millions of people like myself who have gone through the scouting program and had our lives enriched and our

joining me now, john eastman senior fellow, constitutional scholar and darrell issa, former chair of the house oversight committee that oversees the doj. all right, the media sees a sexy story of trump versus barr but missed the fact barr was basically telling trump, don't worry, i got this. >> the executive power is invested in the president. if he wants to counteract decisions of the prosecutor that is his dang job. there's nothing wrong with it. what was wrong with it is the egregious, predawn raid on roger stone and throwing the book on this guy because they don't like his politics. >> laura: i have to say this congressman, that tweeting about a pending case, john and i know this, you know this, it is going to be a problematic thing because it's not necessarily going to affect any outcome, nor should it, however it does put the attorney general in a bit of a pickle, does it not? because then, wait a second pressure, pressure. he wasn't pressured, he was doing what he thought was right but the tweet hangs out over his shoulder and it makes it a little trickier for him. so i do get

much more for a look back california former congressman he's former house oversight committee chair darrell back. welcome back. >> good to be back. good to hear chad's voice. he is really a man of a house that does follow, not just what is happening but why it is happening in the house. kennedy: yes good point. perhaps he will be following you again one day like a stocker. but let's talk a little bit about what happened last night in the house chamber for the president's speech. what did you make of the speech itself? the moments that were clearly trolling try to get democrats to stand up and didn't take debate and made them look back? and the tearing of the speech? your choice. >> i think it was a great combination of the present, quite frankly taking a victory lap while at the same time reaching out his hands, recognizing that at least figuratively his handshake was not accepted by most democrats in the house. and then at the end of it all, the hissy fit by the speaker is going to be remembered for very long time. as a matter of fact, i would be willing to pay, be the high bidder for that

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darrell aisea and rodeo houston potable commentator carl demaio. both have questioned the other is the loyalty to trump and called the other a liar. they are battling to finish in the top of the march 3rd primary and advanced to the november general election. >>> former egyptian president mubarak has died at the age of 91. he served as the leader of egypt for nearly 30 years. ruling over a country of nearly 80 million people, seen is a key player in the arab world. at 82, he was forced to step down during a popular uprising and was convicted of failing to stop the deaths of more than 900 protesters. he was later acquitted. he served just a short time in prison. during his political career he became an important ally of the west and egypt became a major beneficiary of americans aid. >>> the feds say anderson lake, by far, santa clarita's largest reservoir, has to be completely drained by october 1st. the reason is pretty much everything on the other side of the face of the dam. >> looking at the weather forecast record today. we will talk about that

darrell akens died from leukemia back in 2017 just a month after he graduated and this past fall a graduate from 2018. raymond sanders died of bone cancer. he was 20 years old to time playing football at laney college it was during his first season there that he broke his leg and that is when doctors discovered the cancer. at this point there's no definitive link between these deaths and the discovery of the a climbs high school but they're looking into that. >>the layoffs are looming for san francisco schools because of a major budget shortfall district staff members and teachers at one of us to mann. they received an email from their superintendent warning them about the drastic cuts to their budget superintendent doctor vincent matthews he goes on to say that they've just depleted their reserves and that employee cuts will be made it to a million budget shortfall. >>i'm horrified we need more teachers, more resources more money not less not less of everything in this city where we pay so much in property tax how in the world are they cutting the budgets for school really the message that

it is run by ohio pastor darrell scott. he also co-chairs an outreach program for president trump's re-election campaignubbed" black voices for trump." a trump campaign official told the newshour, "these events are not affiliated with or sanctioned by the president's campaign." >> woodruff: and yamiche is here with me now along with donald erman. he's the deputy director ofti ns for responsibility and ethics in washington, a non-eg partisan watchdog group. donald sherman, welme, hello to you. yamiche, let's talk about what we were just seeing, donald, and let me start with you. your organization has been looking at a few examples ofh te kind of thing the trump organization is doing. are there ethical concernwith regard to all this? >> absolutely. first, seems like thee prsident suggested that the scholarship for janiah davis was part of a government program, but then we found out it tas paid for byhe personal charity of one of his we're also intd to see whether the department of education officials were used inacilitating t

it is run by ohio pastor darrell scott.e also co-chairs an outreach program for president trump's d-election campaign dubbe "black voices for trump." a trump campaign official told the "newshour,"these events are not affiliated with or sanctioned by the president's campaign." judy: andamiche is with me now along with donald sherman. he's the deputy director of citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington, a non-partisan legal watchdog group. welcome. hello to you. so let's talk about what we were just seeing. let me start with you, dald. your organization is looking at a few examples ofd the k of thing the trump organization is doing. are there ethical concerns with regard 12 this? >> absolutely. first, it seems like the thpresident suggested tha scholarship for ms. davis was but then we found out that it was paid for byarhe personal y of one of his employees. we are also interested to s whether the officials were used in facilitating is donation because then it makes it seem like they are actually grant officers fo

ramon sanders died of bone cancer and darrell akens died of leukemia and said it's been an emotional day. >> we want them to test the entire school. our kids are there. this is our future. >> worried. concerned. scared. i would like to know what is the game plan for next week, like and the weeks to come. >> the epa says they're looking into whether any other industrial clean up sites might be the source of the contamination. the district says that mcclymonds could be closed all through next week and they say there will be a meeting next monday at 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. at west oakland middle school. reporting from west oakland, jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> bart police say that a woman fought off an attacker in an elevator at the oakland coliseum station. the woman says the man was playing loud music and threatening other passengers. after she got off the train in oakland with her mother and sister, the man followed shgts then attacked them inside an elevator. >> some crazy guy was provoking us. and, next thing you know i had to defend myself. we were fighting in the elevator

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