. ♪ >>> if you've ever thought -- >> dashcams are a good idea. >> now see the video proof.e've got christian, oli, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web including a tourist at the beach. >> hi. >> why this prankster's got a problem. >> i have some sand in my shoe. >>> this is one heck of a way to celebrate a birthday. >> happy birthday! >> happy birthday! >> that's eric there with the gray sweatshirt. he is in shock because his brother, kevin, has traveled across the country from new york to visit and celebrate his birthday in los angeles. . >> oh. >> yay. >> these guys have lived away from each other for 20 years. nevertheless, they remained best friends. and they really miss each other. >> i just did the math, i've been living apart from my brother for 20 years as well. >> these guys decided it would be really cool to surprise eric and share a birthday together, but there's another surprise. >> greatest present ever. >> we got you a little something. put it back on. >> what the hell? >> they blindfold him now. >> come on. >> they walk him inside the ho

of course, this is dashcam footage.ou're hearing a woman in the background. >> oh, no. >> what is she freaking out about? what is she going to do about what? >> that's not her car. police called the owner of the vehicle to let him know his car had been stolen. person who posted the video said she may be a bit ininebriated. >> basically stolen the car. the dashcam kicked in. >> that's right. >> weird, the very beginning of the photo, she's driving past the sheriff. you see that. >> yep. >> i guess they spotted her. >> you're in trouble. >> we should just assume this woman went on a bit of a bender and thought it would be a laugh to steal the car. >> does she accidentally get into the wrong car? >> we're not sure what she was thinking. we put in calls to the police and at this point we haven't received any answers. ♪ >>> you can see the waters here near perth, australia, are pretty murky. it's a good thing that nick burke is in the water, the guy with the body cam and that's his friend right there, matt henderson, who swi

the accident was caured on dashcam in march now criminal charges could be filed. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer has more on the story. >> reporter: the fatal self-driving uber accident captured on dashcam was avoidable say police. investigators bling the safety driver for being distracted. moments before the video appears to show the driver looking down perhaps at her phone. r obtaining search warrants and reaching out to netflix and hulu investigators say raphael was streaming television episodes for three hours watching "the voice" at the time police believe thect was hit outside the crosswalk at 39 miles an hour. >> unfortunate we've seen a number of deaths because people are relying on is technology thaot designed to take over for human capabilities. >> reporter: in their report, investigators say had vasquez been paying attention, the car could have been stopped 42 feet bethre crash. the ntsb says the operator began braking after the impact. >> the question is there enough safety built in before we deploy these vehicles? right now it would seem th

>> reporter: police raced up to the house, dashcams rolling. >> 403 dashcam, pulling up to >> reporterkept recording as they entered the house. >> reporter: they found lars standing over debbie's body back by the bedroom. >> go ahead and back up please. >> reporter: as an officer tended to debbie. lars tried to explain how the shooting happened. >> i thought there was a burglar in my house. i thought there were multiple people in the house. >> okay. did you -- what did you hear? >> i heard voices when i was in bed. >> and where did you hear the voices at? >> up front. >> okay and after you heard the voices what happened? >> i got up. i thought my wife was in bed with me. >> ok. >> i got my shotgun. >> reporter: as e.m.t.'s took over trying to save debbie, lars went with police down to the station. they urgently needed more details. >> reporter: where were the intruders? were they armed? what did lars know? what exactly did he do? sitting in the interview room, wrapped in cody's dog blanket, lars took them through what happened, step-by-step. he said he was awakened around 4:00 am by st

was 89 now to a brazen escape caught on dashcam, video shows the moment nebraska deputies encountereda man getting out of a stolen car when another car suddenly pulls up. the suspect leaps inside through an open window and the car drives away. he is ill at large tonight. >>> if the sky is clear where you are this evening, this will be something remarkable to see. stnot only will the colorful moon of the year brighten the sky but the moon will be extrely close to saturn meaning your view of the planet should be spectacular, as . we >>> when we come back, the sound of silence, our journey to what might just be the quietest place in america. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long, and sometimes i don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missing. boost high protein now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals. and it has a guaranteed great taste. man: boost gives me everything i need to be up for doing what i love. boost high protein. be up for it. boost high protein. i mwell, what are youe to take care odoing tomorrow -1

now under way and in the meantime, police are appealing for witnesses and any drivers who may have dashcam it's been the hottest day of the year so far, and as temperatures continue to rise, the met office has issued a health alert. a fire has devastated parts of saddleworth moor in the north—west of england. this evening, people have been evacuated from their homes due to the spreading moorland fire. police have also warned about open—water swimming, after a man drowned and a child is still missing. 0ur correspondent danny savage has the latest. 0n the pennine moors east of manchester, a huge area of upland is on fire. this smoke can be seen for miles, it's been burning since sunday. gamekeepers, farmers, and firefighters are trying to put out the blaze. we've never seen nowt like it. last night, 20, 30 foot flames coming straight towards us. we nearly had it, but it's back. as a result, visibility and air quality has deteriorated in surrounding villages and towns. while most of britain is basking under blue skies, large parts of greater manchester are shrouded in smoke. further south in

now under way and in the meantime, police are appealing for witnesses and any drivers who may have dashcam. jo black, bbc news. let's take a brief look at some of today's other news stories. a couple who tortured and killed their nanny before dumping her body on a fire in their garden have both been jailed for a minimum of 30 years. during their trial, the court heard how sabrina kouider and partner 0uissem medouni murdered sophie lionnet because of their bizarre belief she was plotting to abuse people in their home, with the help of an ex—boyzone singer. investment in britain's car industry has fallen by half, according to figures from the motoring sector. the society of motor manufacturers & traders says uncertainty due to brexit is preventing firms putting money into factories in the uk. but the government insists the industry is a success story and they are working hard on a brexit deal. the mini cab hailing firm uber has had the ban on its license to operate in london overturned in court. transport for london refused to renew its licence when it ran out last september, saying the firm

. >> they want dashcam individual yov the body cam video shows white combative and assaulting the offefore he opened fire. >> i'm sorry to hear this happened to him. he did stillive at the family home. white, robert white and his motheras moore he white, she >> and provide test of the. shooting was hel last night. >> new details in deadly the shooing of undercover mrivrs in prince sxwrorm count. and in 20 krause shot and killed coalson as both responding to reports of gunfire at police station. the lawsuit claims krause shot coalson even after he identified himselfnd as fellow office showed badge. coalson's family and attorney plan aew n conference for tomorrow >>> it is 6:32 now. we turn to polit. maryland democratic bernatorial candidate valerie irving dropping out ever the primary race and she will endorse ras baker she what the running made of the leader cop tender ever the primary ander tin took haze place on the ticket.>> let's lot there. e primary for u.s. senate.t won and faces tim k in november general election.t over cane vowed to stew quart's campaign. it is not who we need

dashcam videos shows troopers rescuing the man from the suv.e bullets. >>> san francisco police are using de escalation tactics in pretty tricky situations. joe vazquez shows us how the city honored some police officers who helped bring dangerous confrontation to a more peaceful end. >> reporter: we showed you this scene last year. a manot his hand trying to cut his own throat. officers surrounded the man outside the safeway store in jackson square. and through de escalation techniques they were able to safely disarm him and arrestim most likely saving his life. today the officers who resolved the safeway situation and other similar scenarios were recognized at the cit awards. >> the number of crisis calls mentally ill individuals we encounter now is so many more. >> reporter: the cit training gives the suspect time and space. don't yell, talk calmly and more often in the past, everybody, suspects and officers will walk away unharmed. >> we learned to calm ourselves down. now with all the training that we have been getting, it's upped our game.

dashcam a video is straight ahead. >>> and we have an update on a rather large cat in southern california. remember this one? we will tell you what happened. last night.. hoping to get some answers about an attack on a mother. >>> does of the residence packed a community meeting hoping to get answers about attack on a mother. this an attack on a mother -- an attack on a mother. she told police that 70 hit her and as of this morning no arrests have been made. they said investigators have been gathering clues but he admitted that they still are not sure exactly what happened. >> we have received multiple phone calls and emails pointing out suspicious behavior but we are still trying to get down to wasn't a fall was a push was the person struck. >> they also said it's possible that there was an attempted robbery but details are not clear. there will be extra officers until that case is resolved. >>> a police officer in ohio was fired for using a badge to deal with personal issues. >> you can get out. >> going to jail. >> for what? >> police say that the officer daughter's rationship dn't ap

now under way and in the meantime, police are appealing for witnesses and any drivers who may have dashcame incident. jo black, bbc news. the us supreme court has upheld president trump's travel ban targeting several muslim—majority countries. the 5—4 ruling by the conservative majority gives president trump a big victory and — for the time being — ends a fight in the lower courts over whether the policy represented an unlawful ban on muslims. the president praised the supreme court's decision. today's supreme court ruling just coming out. a tremendous success and victory for the american people, and for our constitution. this is a great victory for our constitution. we have to be tough, and we have to be safe and we have to be secure. at a minimum, we have to make sure that we vet people coming into the country. we know who is coming in, we know where they are coming from. we just had to know who is coming here. the ruling shows that all of the attacks from the media and the democrat politicians are wrong, and they turned out to be very wrong. and what we are looking for as republicans, i

. >> reporter: dashcam video highlights the dangers of drowsy driving. >> just because you're tired, how much did you sleep? >> reporter: getting behind the wheel without enough sleep accounts for nearly 10% of crashes in the u.s. >> you're going to be fully loaded. >> reporter: to drive home the point, chevy developed this drowsy driving simulator suit. >> how much does this weigh? >> 23 pounds. >> reporter: weights are strapped around your ankles, wrists and chest. >> it's even hard to walk. >> i know. it's crazy. >> reporter: computer controlled goggles complete it. we tested the suit on a controlled track. >> we are going to 20 miles per hour and you're going to take my vision away for a second. >> every four seconds a flash of one second. >> reporter: this is the view from the driver's seat when the goggles go down. >> that was not good. >> you hit a pole that time. >> reporter: according to the national sleep foundation, 60% of adults admit to drowsy driving and 37% have fallen asleep at the wheel. >> if you are yawning a lot, that's a good sign. if you actually have -- can't r

this dashcam video shows you the police officers chasing him several times. he will stop and start again. ultimately, it ended at this intersection nheree shots were fired. he was shot and killed -- at least four times he was shot. his family said he was unarmed. again, today we see policere they are here actively not only recreating this bcident, they're also searching for evidence. it appears. again, they have svels here and mal detectors and these are crime scene investigators from the fbi. the familyelsed a statement earlier today once again complaining about how long this investigation has been takin the lack of transparency, they say from the fbi and from federal police officers that were involved with it. but they say, tt this renewed investigation and what's happening he today gives them hope that they'll get the answers they've been looking for, forng so . that's the latest here. mark segraves, news 4. >> thankyou, rk. >>> one of the largest hotel companies in the world is kicking off construction for its new headquarters in downtown th bethesda. mar

dashcam video highlights the dangers of drowsy driving. >> you're tired. how much did you sleep?tting behind the wheel without enough sleep accounts for nearly 10% of clashes in the united states. >>> glioblastoma is a deadly form of brain cancer. most survival is about a year. but treatments are helping some patients live longer. kenneth craig introduces us to a father who had promising results thanks to cutting edge treatment. >> reporter: chris cherishes every moment as a new father with his 9-month-old daughter sarah. >> she is a daddy's girl. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: we first met chris and laura three years ago when he was diagnosed with glioblastoma. average survival is just 15 monthsprognosis the couple refused to accept. >> you just can't listen if somebody tells that you there's nothing you can do. >> reporter: so chris got into a clinical trial in new york city. high doses of chemotherapy were delivered to his tumor in a new way, through the artery instead of the vein. the tumor disappeared until a few months ago when the 40- year-old had a seizure. >> i knew what was

now under way and in the meantime, police are appealing for witnesses and any drivers who may have dashcamlack, bbc news. the duke of cambridge has met the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, on the third day of his tour of the middle east. the prince, who's the first member of the royal family to visit israel and the palestinian territories, visited the world holocaust remembrance centre injerusalem. during a speech at the uk embassy in tel aviv, the duke stressed the importance of building ties between the two states. this region has a complicated and tragic history. in the past century the people of the middle east have suffered great sadness and loss. never has hope and reconciliation been more needed. i know i share a desire with all of you — and with your neighbours — for a just and lasting peace. the united kingdom stands with you as we work together for a peaceful and prosperous future. our correspondent injerusalem, yolande knell has been explaining the importance of the duke's visit. this historic royal trip to israel began in quite a conventional way for a began in quite

(grant) sacramento authorities released new dashcam videos after a father of three died in police custody week. (vicky) the videos show brandon smith struggling shortly before he died. now his family is demanding answers. sonseeahray (sin-cere-a) tonsall (tonsil) reports. brandon smith shown in this sacramento police video in the last moments of his life.nat soundhe can be heard moaning and saying i think i'm having a heart attack. i'm done. then.... a rough entry into a city patrol wagon...for the start of the ride he would not survive.justin ward/family attorney"i mean it looks like he pushed him and brandon goes head first."it appears into the back of the wagon.smith's loved ones believe the video release of his transport...onl y raises more disturbing questions about what happened to this 30-year-old father of three.smith was on parole for assault with a deadly weapon when he had his mom drop him off with his parole officers last wednesday so he could get some help with housing.justin ward/family attorney"we don't know what happened between that point and when he was lying on the grou

a youtube user greated the clips by overlaying keyu data used by the autopilot feature onto dashcam footagesonar.. and other sensors spread across the front.. back and sides of the car. the colors also show the movement of the objuects. green items are moving while yellow are mobile hazards that have stopped. the bigger the size of the circle the closer it is to the car. coming up in 15 minutes, kron4 will be your only station with local news, weather and traffic. here's what we are working on: in the south bay... this six week old puppy stolen in the middle of the day... and all of it was caught on camera. details on where the dog was stolen and who police are looking for. ( james ) plus, doctors have a new warning for parents about the amount of time kids will spend on their phones and ipads th

right, dashcam i francine: last year we heard from them one after the other come up a couple of daysabout whether there was some coordinated action. seeing where the fed is going, it will be difficult to have that impact. in the context of that new budget that germany was willing to go at it with france, that question could be significant. in this panel that stephanie flanders will drive, i suggest something could come out of that panel. francine: i agree, especially when you get them to talk about divergence. it is amazing to have such a star panel with the governors kuroda, governor powell, and mr. draghi. it will be interesting to see have a difference it themselves and talk about currency dynamics. tom: please look for that at 2:00 p.m. london time and into the late morning in new york. a lift to the market today. down off that trade news, and up we go this morning. i am watching gold. and tom keene, finance, investment, and the relations of washington, the brexit vote of london. please stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: good morning. looking at the terminals, futures up.

. >>> yes, before someone come dashcam to look for me i figured i'd come back inside. sky out there this morning we are cooler than we were yesterday. with the sun shining it feels good out there. a bit of a breeze and i was outside just a little while ago and the breeze is still cool. getting out this morning for breakfast to walk the dog, you might need a light jacket. if you are getting out for a run it is spectacular. the winds right now in northwest breeze at 6 in hayward a breeze at 6, san jose 12. half moon bay and sustained -- half-moon bay at 16 sustained. winds not as strong as yesterday. if you're going to see the a's play this afternoon it will be beautiful. 70 degrees, mostly clear it came time west wind at 50 miles per hour and oakland we'll top out in the low 70s. 79 in concord, 80s in antioch. in the north bay if you are doing wine tasting, 70s and low 80s in the forecast absolutely gorgeous! 65 san francisco, cool up the coast, 60 pacifica, 75 in san jose, santa cruz in the low 70s. beautiful day mostly sunny skies with temperatures climbing. in fact,

in talking to the border patrol agents off dashcam ray, they will -- off-camera, they say this has takenement on the border. back to you. >> thank you, griff. >>> a lot going on this morning. i want to bring you other headlines. we begin with a fox news alert. two police officers ambushed in an overnight shootout. emergency personnel were called to a condominium near san diego for reports of smoke. a gunma gunman shot at authorits through a wall. one officer took a life-threatening gunshot to the chest while the other was hit in the shoulder and is expected to be okay. the gunman is now dead but it's unclear if he died from police or shot himself. >>> and the doj says it has turned over new classified documents related to the russia investigation. congressman mark meadows tweeting, quote, new reports of doj, fbi compliance with document requests are not accurate. while they have turned over additional documents, the new documents represent a small percentage of what they owe. the notion that doj fbi have been forth coming with congress is false. house leaders threatened to hold justice o