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dunn's family in october 2019 but refused to help.ged president biden to do the right thing. urged president biden to do the right thing-— urged president biden to do the riuahtthin.~ �* ., ., right thing. we've always hoped that he would be — right thing. we've always hoped that he would be able _ right thing. we've always hoped that he would be able to _ right thing. we've always hoped that he would be able to be _ right thing. we've always hoped that he would be able to be sympatheticl he would be able to be sympathetic towards us and understand what justice is so important to us. you know, we naturally await anxiously now to hear from the crown prosecution service in this country as to what the next steps may be. lawyers for anne sacoolas insists she shouldn't be returned. the question now is whether president biden, who knows what it feels like to lose a child, will take the decision out of her hands. a british woman attacked by a crocodile in mexico, but who's life was saved by her sister who fought off the reptile, is now out o

about two minutes later dunn hits harper's car.caused the suv to spin on the highway, hit the inside wall, and flip. >> it rolled over. get me an ems. >> reporter: dunn calls for ems before pulling over and talkin to harper while helping her out of the car. >> are you the only one in the vehicle? >> yes. >> okay. >> i'm pregnant. >> well, ma'am, you've got to pull over -- >> i had my flashers. >> it doesn't matter, ma'am. >> i thought would be safer at the next exit. >> no, ma'am, you should pull over when law enforcement stops you. >> reporter: but in arkansas state driver's license guide it says when being stopped by law enforcement you should turn on your turn signal or emergency flashers to indicate to the lawsuit you're looking for a safe place to spot. a new lawsuit from harper claims there were no exits or shoulder for harper to safely exit the highway. >> we call it a pit that ma nufer when people flee from us -- >> i didn't flee. >> reporter: court documents allege dunn execute aid negligently performed pit maneuver, or pu

then dunn appears to bump her suv, causing her to lose control. harper's car flipped over.u could hear the distress in harper's voice telling the trooper she's pregnant. >> i'm pregnant. >> well, ma'am, you've got to pull over -- >> i had my flashers on. >> reporter: last month, harper, who was two months pregnant at the time of the wreck, sued the arkansas state trooper, his supervisor, and the director of the arkansas state police, c calling dunn's p.i.t. maneuver created a substantial risk of physical injury to her. there were no exits or shoulder for harper to safely exit the highway before defendant dunn negligently executed a p.i.t. maneuver on plaintiff's vehicle two minutes and seven seconds after defendant dunn initiated his overhead lights. >> why didn't you stop? >> reporter: and it appears harper acted in accordance with the arkansas -- to indicate they are seeking a safe place to stop and pull over to the right side of the road. arkansas state police declined to comment on the case to cnn because of the pending lawsuit. harper's lawyers tell cnn that she was in

and don, cnn did reach out to trooper dunn.. >> thank you so much. i appreciate. that i want to bring in captain ron johnson with the missouri state highway patrol. captain, good evening to you. i mean, it's outrageous. it looks like she followed the rules. harper is calling the trooper's actions reckless and negligent. he said that she was fleeing. what do you see in that video? >> well, i definitely don't see fleeing. we don't see shoulder for her to pull over. her trying to find a safer place was making it safer not only for her but for the officer, also. >> yeah. i don't understand that at all. whenever, if there is an occasion where i am pulled over, i try to go to a safer place. i don't like pulling over on the side of a highway. i try to go to an exit. many people do that. that's not so unusual, is it? >> it's not. we've instructed citizens to find a safe place for themselves. and as we know through the country, traffic stops create the biggest risk for officers. so it is good for both sides when we can find a safe place

cnn reached out to trooper dunn and haven't heard back yet.iver of the car explained to our chris cuomo why she didn't pull over that night. listen to this. >> i never would have thought the police would hurt me. >> so you didn't pull over just because you thought that it wasn't easy enough to do on that road. >> right. i didn't feel like there was an adequate amount of space on the side of the road for my car and the officer to be standing beside it. >> now, harper did suffer injuries that night, but delivered a healthy baby in february. she's seeking at least $100,000 in damages. >>> just ahead on "cnn newsroom," a special get together on the sidelines of the g7. the u.s. first lady and the uk's duchess of cambridge will meet for the first time. we will bring you what we can expect next. stay with us. technology has the power to remove e the toughest stais without pre-rinsing for dishes so clean they shine. join finish and skip the rinse to save our water. it's the summer sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed! it's the most comfortable, dua

spokesperson for the family of harry dunn.lifting of coronavirus restrictions in england, planned for later this month. the association of directors of public health is warning that fully unlocking onjune 21st risks an increase in hospital admissions and could reverse progress that has been made. matt graveling reports. monday, the 21st ofjune. it's been a key date in most of our diaries for months — the day on which the nation can unmask, and sit as close to as many friends as we like. but hasjune the 21st come too soon? ministers say they will confirm by monday if the lifting of all remaining legal restrictions in england will still go ahead on this date. but some scientists want a delay to allow more time to examine the spread of the variant first identified in india, and the impact on hospital numbers. but the hospitality industry says that another delay will mean some businesses are forced to close their doors for good. the association of directors of public health say covid is not going to disappear on the 21st ofjune, a

dunn for five minutes. rep. dunn: thank you. i appreciate the ability to conduct oversight. am interested in ensuring these unaccompanied children receive adequate medical care. as unaccompanied minors enter the country illegally, they are placed in the care of hhs, responsible for their health and safety. i think it is abundantly clear we have a crisis at the southern border and the fate of these children is just one aspect of this crisis. i think the unsustainable increase in order crosses jeopardizes the ability to monitor, track and trace covid-19 among illegal immigrants, putting them, the unaccompanied children under your care, and the american people at risk. i would like to hear more about the health and safety protocols and how they are functioning in light of the covid-19 pandemic. to that end, can you tell me how many children in orr's care have tested positive for covid-19 to date? as an audit number or percentage. ms. chang: i don't have the number but i am happy to get that to you after this hearing. rep. dunn: we would appreciate hearing that. do you have a ro

negligently maneuver after defendant dunn initiates his overheadlights. >> why didn't you stop?reporter: and it appears harper acted in accordance with the arkansas driver license guide. it instructs drivers to activate their turn signal or emergency flashers when being stopped by police to indicate they are seeking a safe place to stop and pull over to the right side of the road. arkansas state police declined to comment on the case to cnn because of the pending lawsuit. >> amara walker, thanks so much. >>> janice nicole harper spoke to chris cuomo and explained why she didn't immediately pull over. >> i never would have thought the police would hurt me. >> so you didn't pull over just because you thought that i

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it happened around 11:00 last night in richmond along dunn avenue.elative of one of the victims says people were celebrating when shots rang out. >>> we are expecting new details about a shooting at lake merit that sent hundreds running for cover saturday night. one was killed and six others injured. officers are searching for a motive. >>> san leandro has a new interim police chief. susan mannheimer has been in law enforcement for 37 years in the bay area, 22 as police chief in san mateo. she takes over for torres who took the interim role when the chief retired earlier this year. good morning. it is 6:30 on monday june 21. i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. good morning. we begin with the best news of the morning. michelle is back. >> hey! >> also, no more heat wave. >> yeah, we want the no more heat wave. let's go to mary lee with the much needed cool down. >>> it is so good to have you back. we definitely missed you. we are looking at temperatures a lot more comfortable. that ocean breeze is back and that means temperatures are wher se uld

thank you, anita dunn, for joining us. the president's words, we have a deal.optimistic. we haven't seen this kind of bipartisanship for a long, long while. we know the margins on capitol hill are tight. do you think this is going to happen? what happens next? >> all great questions, don. at the white house today, it's infrastructure week in washington, finally. what happens next? you had something unusual today. five democrats, five republicans, who both gave up some things to come together. it's really a historic package. it's probably the largest investment in our nation's infrastructure, in roads, buses, and making sure kids aren't drinking out of lead pipes any longer. and electric vehicle charging stations, the largest investment since we built the highway system back in the 1950s. so, we believe, this package, working in tandem, with another package, that will have most of what president biden proposed in his families plan. this is what we would think as the human infrastructure. the child care and education, paid leave, the care economy. and other thing

welcome to the program to all of you, danny dunn on intel to be 1st. how far is mr. nathan yahoo prepared to push this relationship when it comes to having a friction based relationship with job i we have a very long bonding with the us as long as a liar, which is based on the usual values. and it will continue to be the same way i can say that we have to remember that in the history report, that when we take a valid regarding, i will see at the end the us after that i would need to example when i am begging decided to attack the nuclear reactor in a back, the us ministration was against it. they condemned it physically. but you know later they actually thank you for doing that. and we'd happened again when 5 minutes. so you started to attack the nuclear reactor when put in boosted that was against it initially. but after that game, you get the very good respect all over again. so yes, we do speak with our colleague value the opinion, but at the end we would take the actions which are important for our survival, our security. so that means adopting a very aggressive

and you sat in on a previous interview i watched, officer dunn, that you find solace talking to other officers because so few can relate to what they experienced that day, january 6th. >> i think that's what makes it even more special. you have people only know what it is like. all the people in the world and only a few people that know how you're feeling. even then, it is not even completely the same. everybody dealt with it differently. they deal with their emotions differently. some people don't even want to talk about it and that's how they deal with it. it just makes me happy. >> and you're part of what inspired him to reach out. you were not seeking the limelight. >> i was not seeking it either. >> and you weren't seeking it either. >> seeking the truth. >> last week when i sat in my bed just eating and i see offof officer sicknick's family, officer fanone next to them. i see them pleading to these senators, going to their offices, support this. we deserve this. it is the least you can do. for them to not listen, to not come through with that. we gave them the time to go to safe

harry dunn's parents described it as a "huge development". canada to honour the four members of a muslim family who were killed in a truck attack last week. the prime minister justin trudeau said it was a terrorist attack motivated by hatred. a man has been charged with multiple counts of murder following the incident in ontario. mahn al—yasiri reports. after tragedy, solidarity. with placards trumpeting love and acceptance over hate and division, thousands of canadians turned out to march in support of a muslim family who died when they were struck by a pick—up truck last sunday. police have described the incident as a hate crime. talat afzaal, salman afzaal, madiha salman and yumna afzaal — a family spanning three generations — died while enjoying an evening walk near their home in london, ontario. a nine—year—old boy — fayez, the fifth victim — is the only survivor. among those marching in their memory, a mix of people from all faiths and backgrounds. it feels really good that people support us. you feels so empowered, you feel so united,

so i reached out to a buddy of mine, harry dunn, a u.s. capitol police officer, and asked him to walk with me as i went and attempted to schedule appointments to meet with those 21 members just to discuss my experiences that day and if they were interested, showing them my body-worn camera footage and hoping to better understand why it was that they voted no. and if they had issues with the language of the bill, did they have some type of alternative that they had already come up with to honor those officers? >> you're still on medical leave, right? >> yes, ma'am. >> tell me about the injuries you're dealing with. >> on january 6th, in addition to being severely beaten, i was tased numerous times at the base of my skull. as a result of that, i suffered a traumatic brain injury. heart attack. and still have the lingering effects of the tbi that i'm dealing with now as well as some issues with ptsd. >> not surprisingly, i will say. so you are up on the hill and you come across, what, a congressman, andrew clyde of georgia. tell us what happe

tim dunn there. let's catch up with the _ either way. tim dunn there.ture is not as high. just as muggy. high levels of pollen. very high levels of pollen for some. very uncomfortable. as we go overnight, still the sundry downpours which are being warned of. quite torrential downpours —— thunder downpours. it is the potential to drift northwards. uncomfortable for sleeping. most will notice a fresher night and in more comfortable night. temperatures falling to single figures for scotland and northern ireland. of sunshine here. look at this potentially thundery rain which is going to drift northwards and westwards. with more around and thicker cloud and rain. it will still feel muggy if you are out and about in central and eastern areas. where we do have a sunshine further north, pollen levels still high to very high. chances are we could see some rain for the fit but at wembley and overnight as well. that rainbow pulse northwards and westwards and eventually clearing out of the way. one or two showers follow into saturday. after quite a grey and damp st

you feel that they were standing alone, like fanone and dunn.but quite understandably, because you were take -- taking care of yourself and you had to. do you -- are you getting the support that you need, sergeant? >> yes. i have a lot of support from my family. many of my friends, they reach out to me once in a while. i have co-workers who have reached out to me consistently. professionally, i have help and they have been helpful, a lot. and like i said, ups and down. watching some of the things and changes. especially, the death of my colleague -- >> brian sicknick. >> evans and sicknick and livengood. some of them, i -- i didn't know well but i knew the names. either work under my command or as an officer, when we were officers, we worked together, sometime, capacity, whatnot. >> what do you -- what do you want to say to america? because there are a lot of people in america, who believe we should move on from january 6th. there should not be a commission. you see the -- you -- you see the reports. you see the -- the lawmakers on capitol hill.

i am joined, now, by anita dunn, a senior adviser to president biden.re, she'll say, yes, don't jinx it, don. it's going to get done. thank you, anita dunn, for joining us. so, president biden's words. it's his words. we have a deal. he is sounding pretty optimistic. we haven't seen this sort of bipartisanship in a long, long while. but, we all know the margins on capitol hill are tight. i don't know. is -- is -- do you think this is going to happen? what happens, next? >> all, great questions, don. but as we'd like to say at the white house today, it's infrastructure week in washington, finally. so, you know, what happens next? you had something that's very unusual today. five democrats, five republicans. who, both, gave up some things they cared about in this package to come together. and it's really an historic package. it's probably the largest investment, in our nation's infrastructure, in our roads, our bridges, our public transit. and making sure kids aren't drinking water out of lead pipes, any longer. and electric-vehicle charging stations. the

maneuver after defendant dunn initiates his overheadlights. >> why didn't you stop? >> because i didn't feel like it was safe. >> well, this is where you ended up. >> reporter: and it appears harper acted in accordance with the arkansas driver license guide. it instructs drivers to activate their turn signal or emergency flashers when being stopped by police to indicate they are seeking a safe place to stop and pull over to the right side of the road. arkansas state police declined to comment on the case to cnn because of the pending lawsuit. >> amara walker, thanks so much. >>> janice nicole harper spoke to chris cuomo and explained why she didn't immediately pull over. >> i never would have thought the police would hurt me. >> so you didn't pull over just because you thought that it wasn't easy enough to do on that road? >> right. i didn't feel like there was an adequate amount of space on the side of the road for my car and the officer to be standing beside it. >> and cnn has reached out to the arkansas state police for statement. cnn has also not been able to rea

. for the family of harry dunn.rs are urging the government to delay the final lifting of coronavirus restrictions in england, planned for later this month. the association of directors of public health is warning that fully unlocking onjune 21st risks an increase in hospital admissions and could reverse progress that has been made. matt graveling reports. monday, the 21st ofjune. it's been a key date in most of our diaries for months — the day on which the nation can unmask, and sit as close to as many friends as we like. but hasjune the 21st come too soon? ministers say they will confirm by monday if the lifting of all remaining legal restrictions in england will still go ahead on this date. but some scientists want a delay — to allow more time to examine the spread of the variant first identified in india, and the impact on hospital numbers. but the hospitality industry says that another delay will mean some businesses are forced to close their doors for good. the association of directors of public health say cov

the parents of teenager harry dunn, who died in a fatal crash involving the wife of a us intelligencerial in america. after the crash in 2019, anne sacoolas claimed diplomatic immunity in the us. harry dunn's parents said the crown prosecution service being cleared to engage with mrs sacoolas�* lawyers to determine next steps was a "huge development". for the second year running, the celebration of the queen's official birthday has taken place at windsor castle. the trooping the colour marks her majesty's 95th birthday. our royal correspondent nick witchell reports. in the quadrangle of windsor castle where, two months ago, the military paraded for the funeral of the duke of edinburgh, today the celebration of a birthday. royal salute. present arms! it is the queen's birthday parade, marking this year, her 95th birthday and for the second year, because of the pandemic, the parade took place within the comparative privacy of windsor castle rather than in public on horse guards parade in central london. unlike last year's very reduced parade, this year a colour was trooped from the 2nd

radd seiger is the spokesman for harry dunn's family.getting involved. and it seems to us now that they are working hard to clear a path towards a potential prosecution. but in this country, prosecutions are run by the crown prosecution service and are controlled by thejudges in court. so this appears to us to be a positive step forward, now we have a president who appears to be at least receptive to our case and the nation's case thatjustice must be done following the tragic death of harry, but it now seems to be in the hands of the crown prosecution service and the lawyers there to actually move things forward at a practical level. and also there is the question of having anne sacoolas' diplomatic immunity removed, at what stage are we up to with that, as far as you are aware? yes, to be clear, if her diplomatic immunity remains in place, if it's not waived, there can be no prosecution, so it seems to us, as a family, that that is what is being openly discussed now between the president and the prime minister and it's what the family a

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. >> reporter: court documents allege dunn execute aid negligently performed pit maneuver, or pursuit intervention technique, which put her life and the life of her unborn child at risk. harper told little rock station klrt she thought she was going to lose her baby. >> what if i had kids in the car? i mean, he wouldn't have known. did that matter? what was going through his head? what made him think this was okay? >> reporter: well, thankfully, janice harper's baby is okay and is now four months old. we don't know the full extent of the injuries. but the harpers' attorney said they have heard from several other people saying similar things have happened to them. we've asked the state police for comment but have not heard back yet. >> that was jericka duncan reporting. >>> president biden has called on congress to approve a police reform bill before the 4th of july recess. and while bipartisan negotiations continue there's no deal yet. the house has already passed the george floyd justice in policing act but republican senators have their own bill called the justice act. and trying to

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it happened at a house on dunn ave.the victim's family members believe there was a dance party being held on father's day. >>> there is a $40,000 reward for information at lake merritt where one person died and six others were hurt. >>> today san francisco will resume towing cars that are legally parked or have multiple unpaid citations. the practice has been criticized by homeless advocates who argue it unfairly targets people living out of the cars. >>> the will of fire has burned nearly 2400 acres since thursday with no containment. it continues to spread rapidly through the wilderness. >>> just like yesterday afternoon, i think that smoke will be coming our way. right now it looks to stay above areas that we will be breathing. temperatures average-below average because of the cleaner air. >>> traffic coming out of the east a into san francisco is low. this is a live look, westbound traffic on i-80 his backside. >>> look at this, dozens of people in peru got out of their cars trying to catch this runaway dog in the m

on the 2100 block of dunn avenue. at least 20 people were at the house party. we do know that the victims were shot in the front yard. they actually because there were so many victims that they actually had to call ambulances from outside a risk richmond to rush into that particular scene. they shut it down with the investigators. they took the people some of them as far away as walnut creek to be treated. and despite so many people at the party and potential witnesses out there. so far they have not been able to release a description of the shooter or shooters in this particular case. we do know that they are being talked to right now. in fact, one of my sources, i found out that they are in walnut creek talking to the witnesses who are not dealing with life threatening injuries hoping to get more information. but so far no motive behind all of this. this happened at a party as i mentioned. but they've not sure are not telling us if this was an organized party or something that just grew where more and more people started to show up and turned into a house par

this happened at around 11 o'clock last night on the 2100 block of dunn avenue. this party just grew to about 20 people. we do know that the victims we were between 1844 years old. they were shot in the front of the home. so many people, so many victims that they actually had to call ambulances from outside a richmond to come in, get the victims out of their to other hospitals, not just in richmond but as far away as walnut creek. as far as the names of the victims. of course, too early for the police department to pass along to the public. we don't know their genders at this particular time. but according to my sources. i'm hearing that a lot of people, yes, there from richmond. but some of those people actually came in from outside a richmond to be at this particular party. they shut it down. investigators were there in the overnight hours and even though there were witnesses at their disposal at this particular point. they have not made any arrests in this particular case. and no motive behind this. so they're not sure if it's gang-related, if it's something t

. >> i want to play harry dunn and michael fanone.one was the capitol officer who was dragged into the crowd. he was surrounded by the crowd. someone said, kill him with his own gun. he managed to sort of make his way back to safety, after a few other members of the crowd sort of intervened on his behalf and he was able to go back. michael fanone and harry dunn, is also a capitol police officer, were actually lobbying on this. and -- and meeting kevin mccarthy. talking about how they -- they wanted this to be taken seriously. it meant a lot to them, obviously. and i want to play for you, what they had to say. >> meaning -- meaningful discussion. i won't go too much into what was said. we did ask for some commitments to take the special-select committee seriously. i think we, all, want the same thing, ultimately. but how we go about getting it, i guess, is where the -- the hiccup is. >> in a lot of ways, this experience has been incredibly isolating. i'm sure harry experiences some similar feelings. but i mean, i -- i don't think i cou

this happened at a home around 11:00 last night on the 2100 block of dunn avenue. far from the intersection with 23rd street here in richmond. so again, of the eight people who were shot, three have died, one is in critical condition, another in fair condition, the other three were treated and released from the hospital. we know this was part of a guat mallen marin ba. there was a lot of music and dance and this was a celebration for father's day. police tell us there have been no arrests as of yet and we don't know what led up to this, why this happened. we are expecting to get more information from richmond police a little bit later this morning. reporting live in richmond, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> all right. thank you. >>> meanwhile, oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting near a weekend celebration at lake merritt. one person we know has died, six others injured. officers did not -- did arrest two men they say they were armed who ran from the scene right after that shooting, but it's not clear if they're linked. witnesses describe that chao

this was at a home on the 2100 block of dunn avenue here in richmond.th 23rd street. now one family member tells us it was his young nephew who was killed. another family member tells us it was his uncle who was killed. those are two people who were killed. as we just were reporting, another person in critical condition, and it's possible there are other people wounded. a family member explained everyone had gathered for a guatemalan marimba, music and dancing in this instance to celebrate father's day. we do not know what led up to the shooting or if police have made any arrests. reporting live outside the richmond police department, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> tough to hear. thank you. >>> over in oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting near celebration at lake merritt. one mern we know has died, six others injured. officers did arrest two people they said were armed and ran from the scene of the shooting, but it's still not clear if they're linked. witnesses described chaos following the gunshots. snoo >> what was amazing was the cr

people like harry dunn and mike fanone.of our gratitude and the gold medals they voted against. >> absolutely. this is the job we want police to do, to defend and protect people's lives. this is what we want from police. let my play for you paul gosar. did he go out and greet the insurrectionists? >> no. here is gosar talking about one of the people who was killed during the insurrection. >> why hasn't that officer that executed ashli babbit been named when police officers around the country are routinely identified after a shooting? >> it seems to me now what republicans are trying to do is not just ignore the officers, refuse to honor them, but now also vilifying them. when you saw the police officers who had their guns trained on the doors, why did they have their guns trained on the doors of, for instance, the speaker's lobby? from your point of view. >> because -- yeah, and i was receiving the capitol police alerts of what they did know right before that, which is that pipe bombs were found, live pipe bombs were found,

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this was at house party on the 2100 block of dunn avenue. at least 20 people were there when all of a sudden shots rang out in the front yard. at least 8 people were shot. it was so horrific that they actually had to call an ambulance is from outside of richmond to come in there to take the victims to hospitals. not even within a few miles from that location. we are hearing that some of the victims actually had to be rushed to john muir in walnut creek for them to be treated as well. the investigators, the shutdown that area richmond is not a big city. so it didn't take them very long to come to the scene to shut down that area. they try to talk to witnesses. but at this particular point, they have not made any arrests in this case or even have come up with a motive behind what happened about 6 hours, 6 or 7 hours ago and because they're still talking to witnesses and many of them obviously are not in the condition to fully speak as they're dealing with their injuries as well. they have not been able to release a description of the shooter o

this is on dunn avenue near 20th avenue and reem. now all we're really getting at this point is that -- what family members are telling us and say that they were actually holding a party to celebrate father's day when someone entered the party and started shooting. we have reached out this morning to richmond police and we are still waiting to hear back from them. bob redell is at a nearby richard police station seeking answers and he'll have a live report coming up in 30 minutes. >>> new details on a separate weekend shooting in the east bay, this time this was in oakland, not far from where weekend celebrations were happened at lake merritt. >> this marks oakland's sixth mass shooting more than any cit. sergio quintana reports the motive remains a mystery. >> reporter: cell phone video from a balcony shows some of the police response after the shots were fired. witnesses describe chaos following the gunshots. >> what was amazing was the crowd and the surge of people running for safety. >> reporter: one man who doesn't want us to sh

it happened last night along dunn avenue.rit that sent hundreds running for cover saturday. one was killed and six were injured. police arrested two men and recovered two guns. >>> an leandro has a new interim police chief starting this morning. susan mannheimer has been in law enforcement for 37 years in the bay area, 22 as police chief in san mateo before she retired in 2019. >>> taking a look at the roadways it is slow south 101 at silver. we have a crash blocking at least one lane and traffic is backing up. stick with 280. that's looking a lot better if you are commuting out of san francisco. headed along south bound 680 near water front road, lane blocked due to crash. traffic is busy across the benicia bridge. >>> cooler temperatures today with that pacific ocean breeze making its come back. with it daytime highs near normal. low 60s along the coast, mid to upper 60s to low 70s around the bay and inland upper 70s to low to mid 80s. slightly cooler tuesday and wednesday and warming thursday and friday and continuing with

house party on dunn avenue in richmond kills 3 people and injures 5 more storm. of course. >> that gives us a lot of them all solved so far this year or longer richmond mayor tom is pulling no punches when it comes to who the feels as politically responsible for this year's rise in gun violence and richmond. you know, cities all united states for the last year. >> when talking about defunding police. richmond was long. the rushing to acted on. and love you know, last all our city council majority. my of the russian russian alliance actually voted to put talk police holding. >> and our polls. foley for the 6 years or so. you know, i'm longer but i'm just i i blame things like on the whole also for sure. police not useful in providing com. i i think we're starting to see the results on a policy right now. that is a pretty incendiary assertion in the wake of a deadly incident like this. i reached out to each of the 4 richmond city council members who are a part of the richmond progressive alliance, not one of them accepted our invitation to give their perspective on

ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. to what the papers will be with me, tom newton dunnchief political commentator at times radio, and sonia sodha, chief leader writer at the observer. hello to you both. our look at the papers in a moment. first off, let's just take you through some of those front pages, and we will start off with the daily mail. "the deafening roar of russian jets" forms part of a dramatic dispatch from hms defender, as reported in the paper. the paper notes how moscow summoned the british ambassador after the uk destroyer entered disputed territorial waters off crimea. the ft�*s main headline is how berlin and paris want a reset for eu relations with moscow. the paper also reports on the outrage sparked by a plan for euro 2020 vips to skip quarantine at the wembley finals. the metro's lead is "prem star killed by cop", as the paper reports how the police officer who tasered former footballer dalian atkinson is the first manslaughter conviction of a police officer on duty in 35 years. "merkel puts holidays to europe in doubt" is the telegraph's lead alo

house party on dunn avenue near 20th street about 80 to 100 people from all across the bay area were there, many after learning about the party online police say at least two people with semi automatic handguns walked up to the crowd and started shooting shooting appears to have been isolated and targeted to that actual gathering. there is no motive at this time. we don't have any suspect information. richmond's mayor said the shooting happened less than a week after the city council cut 12 sworn positions from the police department. we're following some breaking news right now in vallejo. that's where firefighters have knocked down a brush fire that was threatening some homes it's happening on swansea court at del sur street, just east of interstate 80. at one point tonight, authorities issued an evacuation order. ktvu deborah villalon is on the scene now, and she joins us live with an update on the situation in vallejo, depth, julie that evacuation order has just been lifted. so for people who did leave the neighborhood as this fire was burning, they can come back home now. the fir

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it happened on dunn avenue in richmond last night. that's just down the street from richmond high. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez has been at the scene all day and, jodi, do we have a motive yet for the shooting? >> janelle, police say they still don't know what prompted two men to open fire on the party that took place here, yesterday. as you can see, a makeshift memorial has been put up for one of the victims. that is one of three people killed out here. another was critically wounded. this is how the party started. a day of marimba music and dancing to celebrate. an important date for many latin-american countries, including guatemala. >> it was a pretty big party. you could hear the music. they had marimba. kind of like [ inaudible ] type of music. >> music. loud music. fireworks. >> it appears that the party was advertised on facebook. and that's how most of the partygoers found out. and -- and actually attended. >> reporter: but things turned deadly, when richmond police say several suspects walked up to the party, and began shooting. killing three of the partygoers and woundi

house party on dunn avenue in richmond kills 3 people and injures 5 powerful.d. >> when you i do. police are too many. all of them. you know, programs, young doing. we hope was that calm was having police. i still believe think we'll start seeing the postponed. >> richmond mayor tom is pulling no punches when it comes to who the feels as politically responsible for this year's rise in gun violence and richmond. i'm all going to support but i'm just i i blame things like on the road from simple life some more. >> you know, there are whole lot of confidence in the place. >> all the sure. >> police not useful in i i i think we're starting to see the results vote on a policy right now. that is a pretty incendiary assertion in the wake of a deadly incident like this. i reached out to each of the 4 richmond city council members who are a part of the richmond progressive alliance, not one of them accepted our invitation to give their perspective on the father's day, mass shooting. as for the latest on the investigation. richmond police say it appears at least 2 uniden

as a conspiracy to sterilize children, now plans for a film depicting prime minister jacinta od dunn's response to the cry stretch. mosque attack has drawn criticism in new zealand. the film is reportedly set to focus on message of compassion after the mass murder of thousands of muslims by a white supremacist in 2019. but critique se focusing on the leader is completely insensitive. glenn meyers, a muslim writer and human rights advocate from new zealand and parts of a group that created a petition to shut down the film showing just fine sky from york. you tell me more about why there is there. is this opposition to the film? yeah, i think, you know, firstly the news of the film in itself really came at a shock to many of us in the muslim community, despite the creators announcing that this was something that the muslim committee had been consulted on. so, you know, just reading through the main focus and what you just talked about before being i felt that centers the prime minister essentially was something that many of us have felt was insensitive not appropriate. and just absolutel

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hands-on the capitol police riot shield. >> you hear officers on the radio screaming for help. >> dunn of what he sees. >> multiple capitol entrientrie. you see these officers being dr dragged up the steps. >> i can't see, almost in tears, help me, help me. we had supervisors there in white shirts and orange stain, pepper spray and they're just so soaked with orange spray. oh, help, help. you have officers coming up the steps bloody and just thinking oh my god, what is happening and just seeing the fear in some of these officers' faces. i was absolutely scared just seeing that fear. it is something i will never forget. >> a full scale riot is underway outside the capitol. >> i was so kpexcited to get to the capitol. i wanted to see what's going to happen. at 1:11, we started marching. >> alex jones with the organizer of "stop this steer" beginning his own march to the capitol ground. i skipped with my flag all the way to the capitol. >> in crowd, ashley babbit. >> there is an estimated of 3 million people here. despite what the media tells you. we definitely see something different. th