he told ellard, we are dying today. the ups driver then showed the ex-con a picture of his daughter at which point, ellard was allowed to leave. 45 minutes later, officers closed in. >> the shotgun at suburban, running northbound towards trumbull. >> a police sniper fired fishing single shot into maresca's torso. he died at the scene. the da released a statement and in the conclusion of today's report said that we believe a jury would find officer brontk's use of deadly force necessary and justified. the evidence shows his actions were reasonable and not subject to criminal liability. live in north san jose, kiet do, kpix5. >> in case you saw something on social media, police presence at city college in sanford cisco, authorities called out to the campus, checked out, but students were able to return to their classes. >>'s admission from the acting without house chief of staff confirming there were strings attached to military aid to ukraine. how he is already trying to do damage control. >> one of the most powerful voi

after a few minutes he told ellard, wer dying today. the yups driver showed the ex-cona picture of his daughter at which point he was allowed to leave. 45 minutes later officers closed in. >> northbound toward trimble. >> reporter: the police sniper fired a single shot. >> based on that video evidence, the v.a.'s office found the police officer's use of deadly force was necessary and justified. >>> you've been watching all that wind. >> the goos rewihe gooewsre not done completely with it. look at the daily wind speeds over my shoulder. we should probably get used to these numbers. now that weaver pulled back from e gust in the mid 30s that we have so much in the afternoon, we still have sustained winds in the teens. every once in a while these will gust into the 20s. this is going to stick around probably through friday. it's not going to be as windy as today was. it's not going to turn off completely either. the other thing is the clear skies overhead tonight are going to make for cold lows in places. look at santa rosa at 39 for the

this happened in the case of nsa ig george- ellard. the allegations were found to be credible and he was reprimanded. there was subsequently an appeal to the pentagon and an official overturned the ruling, which is one of the reasons why a lot of us have problems with the system as it is. if you don't have members, it means members have to care about whistleblowers and have to be engaged on these issues. chuck grassley is probably a good example. spent almost a year ago that senator grassley revealed the central intelligence agency hat in fact, been monitoring the communications of whistleblowers both with the ic ig and members of congress. frankly i have been rather shocked by the house no senate intelligence committee have gone to battle stations over that because it's that kind of illegal domestic surveillance of house and senate intelligence committees were created over 40 years ago to prevent. this has this is not been a topf conversation for censorship or senator burr, chairman of the senate intelligence. >> host: president trump

ellard described in detail the terrifying ordeal. >> they were scared, they were terrified people. so like i said, i don't want them thinking that i hate these people or -- i don't know them. i don't know them. i will say this. i'm sorry to their families. >> he's going to bail out passenger side armed with a shotgun. >> moments later morasky was shot by police. he was a two striker on parole for a violent crime and he told officers and the driver that he would rather die than go back to prison. that made him an imminent and formidable threat. that made the only option to fire his weapon. >> does any part of you feel for the suspect? >> you know, my wife and i talked about that a lot. and i knew you would ask me that question. i'm not going to paint him out to be a monster. >> 23-year-old joanna macy rogers faces felony charges, carjacking, taking a hostage and the attempted murder of a peace officer. in san jose, abc 7 news. >>> san jose mayor sam liccardo has solutions for pg&e's safety power shutoffs. he says the root of the problem lies with the company itself. laura martinez h

this happened in the case of nsa ig george- ellard. the allegations were found to be credible and he was reprimanded. there was subsequently an appeal to the pentagon and an official overturned the ruling, which is one of the reasons why a lot of us have problems with the system as it is. host: you mentioned one change, but what others would you like to see? johnson is one of the senior staff members and when i worked on capitol hill, he was in the house intelligence. it was a brownbag lunch where we were picking his brain about things that would be good to do, and i had some ideas, but he said, it doesn't matter how much you tinker with the law. there is no substitute for number engagement. that has stuck to me. host: what does that mean? guest: members have to care about whistleblowers and be engaged. chuck grassley is a good example. it has been almost a year ago that senator grassley revealed the central intelligence agency had been monitoring the --tinued acacia and communications of whistleblowers , and i have been shocked that n

this happened in the case of nsa ig george- ellard. allegations were found to be credible and he was reprimanded. there was subsequently an appeal to the pentagon and an official overturned the ruling, which is one of the reasons why a lot of us have problems with the system as it is. host: you mentioned one change, but what others would you like to see? johnson is one of the senior staff members and when i worked on capitol hill, he was in the house intelligence. it was a brownbag lunch where we were picking his brain about things that would be good to do, and i had some ideas, but he said, it doesn't matter how much you tinker with the law. there is no substitute for number engagement. that has stuck to me. host: what does that mean? guest: members have to care about whistleblowers and be engaged. chuck grassley is a good example. it has been almost a year ago that senator grassley revealed the central intelligence agency had been monitoring the --tinued acacia and communications of whistleblowers , and i have been shocked that neith