how about i cut my triple flush to a double? i'll cut out the second courtesy flush. just trying to help. well, exactly how much longer can you last on your current supply of water? 10, 20 years? >> california has one year left of water. >> one year left of water? people must be panic being in the streets. they must be under martial law out there. >> beverly hills does not take water lightly. they have asked residents to stop hoagz down driveways. you're waiting in the the last year of water to stop hosing down your driveways? >> since the isn't isn't enforcing water laws some people are taking matters into their own phone holding hands. >> california residents are seriously turning on their neighbors through their states drought crises. they post video, even names, even addresses of the people of these offenders online using #droughtshaming. >> calm down, posting their addresses? they're water wasters, not not pedophiles. who are the heros behind this movement? >> i'm a water crusader, a self-appointed water batman on his free time. >> riding around open his bike. >>

the line flushing should conclude in the next few weeks. in mountain view, abc7 news. >> if you think you see water being wasted where you live, e-mail us at abc7 listens at kgo-tv.com and we will check out as many tips as we can. >>> a police chase on highway 4 in martinez left a motorcyclist with critical injuries tonight. it is a terrible crash. police say the motorcyclist hit 100 miles an hour while merging on to highway 4. the pursuing officer tried to pull him over but suspended it when they hit traffic. it crashed into a car that slowed down. >>> police are searching for a gunman who shot and killed a man in a parking lot. it happened after 1:00 at this chevron on california avenue. police say the victim, a bay point man in his 20s was hanging out with friends when the gunman walked up and confronted him and opened fire. >>> anti-police brutality protesters took their message to the streets today, and in oakland some tried to take it directly to commuters. a few ran on to interstate 880 as you can see from sky 7hd interruptiing track

the line flushing should conclude in the next few weeks. in mountain view, abc7 news. >> if you think you see water being wasted where you live, e-mail us at abc7 listens at kgo-tv.com and we will check out as many tips as we can. >>> a police chase on highway 4 in martinez left a motorcyclist with critical injuries tonight. it is a terrible crash. police say the motorcyclist hit 100 miles an hour while merging on to highway 4. the pursuing officer tried to pull him over but suspended it when they hit traffic. it crashed into a car that slowed down. >>> police are searching for a gunman who shot and killed a man in a parking lot. it happened after 1:00 at this chevron on california avenue. police say the victim, a bay point man in his 20s was hanging out with friends when the gunman walked up and confronted him and opened fire. >>> anti-police brutality protesters took their message to the streets today, and in oakland some tried to take it directly to commuters. a few ran on to interstate 880 as you can see from sky 7hd interruptiing track

i used two flushes already. so, i only got one more flush and the whole toilet will be off.'t have to use the bathroom. it has to sit there in the toilet. and we have to put a cover over it. this is the only prison i've been into that got three flushes. i didn't know it when i first got here. nobody tell me. so, when i first got here i caught myself taking a [ bleep ] and usually drop one, flush one. i kept on pushing. and that's when i found out the hard way. you got to burn incense. you know what i mean by burning incense, you have to find some toilet paper. oil. >> what is that? >> it's praying oil. it's praying oil. prison incent. i tape it to the vent. that's how the oil come out of it. so, it work. but it doesn't kill another man's smell. that's why you try to use the flushes. that's in case you use all your flushes up then, hey, you got to deal with it. >> cell searches continue at corcoran in the wake of the incident at tehachapi, giving rookie officer faldon a crash course. >> it definitely opens your eyes up and lets you know, you know, this can happen to you. so,

the line flushing should conclude in the next few weeks. >> if you think you see water being wasted where you live, e-mail us at abc7 listens at kgo-tv.com and we will check out as many tips as we can. >>> a police chase on highway 4 in martinez left a motorcyclist with critical injuries tonight. it is a terrible crash. police say the motorcyclist hit 100 miles an hour while merging on to highway 4. the pursuing officer tried to pull him over but suspended it when they hit traffic. it crashed into a car that slowed down. >>> police are searching for a gunman who shot and killed a man in a parking lot. it happened after 1:00 at this chevron on california avenue. police say the victim, a bay point man in his 20s was hanging out with friends when the gunman walked up and confronted him and opened fire. >>> anti-police brutality protesters took their message to the streets today, and in oakland some tried to take it directly to commuters. a few ran on to interstate 880 as you can see from sky 7hd interruptiing track for a few minutes, and offic

. >> flushing the system is usually annual machine but because of the drought they delayed the flush by a year. we were there in january as crews began the work a receiving complaints of smelly tap water. it is necessary. but does it have to go down the drain? >>> by the time they get done with a block they could water quite a few plants or lawns. >> if we stopped to fill the water tapping we would let the sediment set emso it defeats the purpose of flush. >> he admits any waterless is alarming but they are offsetting it. mountain view recycles 366,000 a day from other sources and water use dropped by 13 percent from 20123 to 2014 and the line flushing will conclude in the next few weeks. if you think you see water being wasted where you live, e-mail us at abc7 news and we will check out as many tips as we can. >> a tip as pike said do not water during the day, but water your lawn at night, or early morning and with the dew developing, that is an added evaporation. >> we have high evaporation rates in the bay area. it is quiet this morning absolutely quiet. nothing as far as wet weat

of being used by human beings it is flushed into the san francisco bay?- >> why? >> because the pumps may endanger the three inch smelt, because sometimes the smelt swim to the pumps so instead they have to flush more of the water out to the ocean. so -- to protect the smelts. >> even during the dry years and it's been several now when their state has been starved for water, they have been pumping -- what kind of magnitude? >> you're pumping tens of thousands of acres and sustaining tens of thousands of farmland. >> they're doing this because it's required by the -- >> it's required by the biological opinions that were prop ul gaited by the public agencies. they have more than they're letting on. >> there's also a problem of storage, right? the state doesn't have enough reservoirs. >> well, that's right. because you can't build anything in california. particularly anything that green groups hate and they hate storage. >> that is big infrastructure projects just taking decades or years maybe in some cases decades -- >> decades because of all the environmen

those two sections have a lot of dynamics to be flushed out. iteration two of the connectivity plan we are working towards will help fl you should out those two latter sections in finer detail and we hope will call to issue to action for that effort in exercising for using the investment of the municipal fiber network to help further those latter sections. the one that we are making progress on is wifi for public ways and a lot will be communicated around how to crystallize the opportunity and the values and outcomes intended for fiber to the home and project or initiative and what is our role in that. rather intelligently apply these assets that we do have to help bring that forward for the city and county of san francisco. >> so you are saying you are not in support of a municipal sector like chattanooga and that it's not really the government's responsibility to provide free and affordable wireless internet access from a strategy seven or 8 years ago from a task force from our city, is that what you are saying? >> i think those two sections

hopefully he wasn't flushing a cell phone. obviously, he's got something in there.e doesn't want to come out. so we have to go in there and physically get him out. >> when i walked in, i saw a cell phone in a case. he was flushing the toilet, i reached in and tried to grab the cell phone and the case. i grabbed the case but the cell phone slipped out and flushed down the toilet. >> the crackdown on contraband suddenly takes an unexpected turn. and jerry bonds is taken in for questioning. >> we got a phone call from somebody on the outside saying that offender bonds threatened somebody on a cell phone. so me and the lieutenant are going to talk to him. >> got an outside call saying you were on a cell phone. do you know anybody by the name of vivian? >> man, hell, no. they need to call them people back and ask them who they are and how they know me. i don't know no vivian. this is bull right here, man. i'm offended by this, man. i didn't do nothing. >> i'll call them and talk to them. >> please do. >> do you want me to lock him in for now? >> yeah. >> you're going to

continue to invest on and phase 2 of the connectivity plan that you and i spoke about is to really flush out the last 2 sections of the can of the connectivity plan and talk more about how to expand and properly sustain the public sf wifi service and also how to establish that call to action or again getting it done as opposed to necessarily out right assuming we have to do it on the gig options to the home. >> mr. gamino supervisor campos had a question. >> thank you for your words and i'm certainly happy to hear about some of the ideas and the progress that is being planned with the connectivity plan and i also know that based on what mr. br u.s. o was saying that we're doing better as a country as a whole and better than the state. that said, i am a little surprised by sort of -- there's a certain element of commitment in terms of -- you know, the -- the division that's coming out of the city you know i think that most people would be people would be surprised that we are not being as aggressive as other cities because you know in san francisco we have certainly some folks here have g

no arrests yet. >>> flushing out water guzzlers. major new rules for household appliances and how they will help your wallet. >> reports of death threats against a wrestling >>> emergency action on the drought today. toilets and faucets will have to meted new standards on january 1. julie watts reports. >> reporter: california energy commission set new standards today for the toilets, urinals and sinks sold in the state. they won't be allowed to sell any of the remaining less efficient models after january 1. now, the cec says the new standards will save about 100 billion gallons of water a year equivalent to three times the annual water use of all san francisco. the national resources defense council says what's good for the environment is also good for the pocketbook. >> consumers are going to save money on the water bill. in fact, their water bill is probably bigger than their energy bill and rates are going up fast. >> reporter: under the new standards even more efficient than the epa voluntary ones, toilets sold in the state ca

>> i am from flushing. i went to china. everyone knows i went the wrong way.t seems to be the other way around. oddly enough i never wanted to come back to flurk but flushing, but it's you can come back to new york after learning chinese and feel just as welcome when you come back. >> what's the issue about being a trilingual comic for you? >> any comic knows any time you can open yourself up to a new language, the wealth of material that other comics would only be jealous of. >> i'm an irish american by the way originally from flushing new york. i was always irish really, raised in new york, raised by issue people, in the proper irish way in that i was raised by ferocious alcoholics. >> you must get a lot of talk about what you've done. >> americans are more obsessed by race than they would be in britain or ireland. when you're dealing with the issue of i was the only white guy in the village so to speak or the fish out of water it is fun to play olittle bit with race and certainly to play around with people's perceptions about the chinese and stereotypes abo

he says the whishes start using some recycle water to flush toilets.ing at the sink wash machine and shower can be reset hyped-up and this recycle to flush toilets he says if the legislation is approved because servicing this recycle water in new developments within a year or two the san francisco dan kerman kron 4 news >> reporter: in the south bay april showers provide a welcome water for partial like landscape. there was virtually no rep runoff for the reservoirs. but the shower that fell late this afternoon in los gatos and elsewhere in the south bay cabdriver's reaching for their wipers in the meantime growers of christmas trees in the senate crews mounds as the engine half of water that they receive is really helping their drought stretched farms. >> reporter: right now standing at the intersection of highway 35 and 92 in san diego county is see a storm with push through this is been the story all day on tuesdays at small cells pass from west to east across the bay area including the peninsula in elton the south bay and north bay it wasn't that h

. ♪ >> people flushed down the toilet, this is the end of the pipe. ♪ ♪ >> in regards to new jersey,l be returning. a spinoff. that is what everyone wanted to know about. fortunately there was no mention of whether or not that was coming back for season. in prison. bill: i for one. ♪ you are chasing a story to ridgewood. a creative way of harnessing energy. >> ridgewood is turning what you 1st on your toilet into cash money. ♪ >> cash money. >> all the slides they are turning into biofuels. they use it to fuel the plan. >> we treat water here and then it goes back into the river. >> this is the end of the pipe. >> four years. >> we both felt that was a waste. that led us to a sustainable energy project. >> doing it for about a year with cooperation from a few private companies who got all the equipment. the 1st thing i noticed was the smell. >> it stinks a little bit. bill: where on the meter? >> i went out over the main cistern. yes, i did. it was really peeking. but in other areas. bill: the meter. >> a spotless facility. i was i was impressed. i did not know what to expect. >> the

why was that decision made to flush the water out through the delta?the decision was made to flush the water out to the delta in order to try to keep a fish called the delta smelt, and other related fish, alive. in other words, what you have here is an attempt and a diversion of water from where it should have gone, namely to the people of california. instead it has gone to the purpose of flushing water to provide habitat for a fish on the verge of extinction anyway. melissa: this is amazing to me because we're looking at 37 million people have been affected by the drought. 66% of california's experiencing drought conditions. so far called the, cost the agricultural industry, that is you and i we're buying food $1.5 billion, all for this guy. can we show his picture? the delta smelt. this is the guy, where everybody is paying higher food prices no one in california can take a shower. lawns everywhere are dying. animals, everything. it is all for this guy this delta smelt. by the way, this is latest news state officials found only one delta smelt during

would have to create their arm system to treat water so that it can be reduced to flush toilets thatlegislation will go through in the next month or two coming up next a bank robber and a. bad and a state building that caught fire in downtown l.a. tonight >> reporter :coming up later in the show the warriors and the giants news. and a happier tiger woods prepares for the masters. all coming up in sports the rat we are still tracking some storms in the area. the crown for news continues after the break--kron 4 news >> reporter :a high rise building fire about 150 firefighters were on the scene. people had to be rescued by ladders from the 6-story office building. it houses medical offices and other buildings. the fire was on the fifth floor.and at least one person was treated for burns. theres no word yet on how the fire started.. a man suffered serious burns in a two-alarm house fire in millbrae earlier today. it was reported around 3:30 this afternoon in the 1000 block of helen drive. flames were seen coming from the garage and a front room of the one-story home. crews had the fire

going on in 107. >> 10-4. >> the sound of flushing toilets leads officers to a stash of inmate-made pruno. >> they make pruno. they grab apples and they let it ferment for a couple of days and smash them up, put them in the bag and put heat over it. a bunch of covers. they use a lot of blankets. it was under a lot of blankets in the corner, and they let it stay until it becomes sort of like wine. >> usually typically what happens if it's found in a cell in a common area where inmates have access to it, which is obviously anywhere in the cell, they will both be charged for the possession of inmate-manufactured alcohol. >> no weapons are found, but the search does turn up an important clue. >> we just found some kites up here. >> we found more. >> okay. what do you have in there? >> we haven't opened it up yet. wrapped with cellophane and tied with string. >> you'll have to open it again. >> any time officers find kites, there's a potential wealth of information. after completing their search, the isu and igi teams head back to headquarters to decode the message in hopes of learning m

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the new rules from brushing to flushing. >>> the first reviews of the apple watch are in. tonight, the goods, and the bads. >> plus, it is one of the strangest defenses we have ever heard. a bay area guy claims he broke into an apartment because he thought it was a spaceship. and ... ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >> the south carolina police officer who was seen on video fatally shooting an unarmed black man has been fired. [ sound of gunfire ] cell phone video shows walter scott running away as the officer is firing eight times. officer michael slager has been charged with murder. he had pulled scott over for a broken taillight of all things. after a brief struggle, slager claimed he feared for his life. that is why he started firing. scott's family just doesn't believe those claims. >> i couldn't believe that a traffic stop could lead ... could go from a stop to a tazer to a shot. being killed. i ju

several months we do know many of the individuals the united states have been targeted have been flushedr the border into afghanistan. this has been a continuing problem for afghanistan as u.s. forces prepare to leave that country. so this has been a very active area not only for the u.s. army but the cia which carries out drone strikes as well as the pakistani army. the president -- these -- these operations have -- have been controversial obviously for a number of reasons, not the least of which is the collateral damage that has been caused what many believe to be innocent civilians, bystanders and family members of those targeted this has been a very controversial procedure, and will continue to be so. and now the president revealing that american citizens were part of that collateral damage in this one particular raid against extremists. randall. >> we should point out mike in the press release, it is referenced that two other americans were also killed in recent terrorism operations including an al-qaeda leader and an american who became a prominent member of al-qaeda so those obvio

we can't flush drinking water literally down the toilet. we need to move aggressively towards reuse and this legislation is a firm step in that direction and colleagues i look forward to the discussion about the legislation and learning your support. thank you. >> thank you supervisor wiener. madam president seeing no other names on the roster that concludes that. >> thank you. madam clerk can you call public comment. >> the public comment is last two minutes for the items listed. public comment is not allowed on other items which were subject to a hearing at a board committee and direct your remarks to the board of supervisors as a whole, not to individual supervisors and nor to the audience. speakers using translation assistance will have twice the time to testify and if you would like to show your document on the projector and say that to sfgtv and take the document over when you want it to return to the screen. >> thank you. first speaker please. >> [inaudible] supervisors. today for the -- [inaudible] police -- [inaudible] mission of m

>> hat is a great question and that program is getting flushed out. it will be-what will happen, i think the model is still getting flushed on the bones. it will be under the department of public helt and similar to slasomeof the work they goo on the educational side with safe routes to kool squz they will run and think they need to put a little more flesh on the bones but using new york as a model on that. [inaudible] >> department of public helths and that is the line item that will go-asking for. it is a position for a person to serve as a coordinating role with mta. our understanding is the walk first program has heavily prioritized project near high concentration of senior housing and senior centers and as that rolls out we would like it increase communication to the senior and community and community of people with disabilities to help deliver information as those infrastructure projects roll out and deliver traffic safety information. those funds also include grants for community based organizations as can disreferenced. there are monolingual n

don't get a fine for that. >> palo alto public works says about 50 gallons of water a minute is being flushed down the drain. that works out to 72,000 gallons a day. contractors have now placed a vow that each site will have water trucks and sweet street sleepers can be filled with water. the city says that water can only be used for irrigation and not for drinking. >>> in today's made in the bay we are learning about a a local company that found a way to take humidity out of the air. and converted into water. ktvu rob tells us about this company believes this technology could help california during the drought. >> it's a simple concept that sucks the air in. >>reporter: it may look like an ordinary water cooler, but this device can make water out of air. when ferrera is a former professional tennis player and cofounder of eco- blue which makes awt's, or automatic water generations. he showed us how it works. >> affects the area, we have a condenser which is inside the machine which freezes the wetness or the humidity out of the air. drops it into a lower holding tank in the bottom of the mac

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there seems to be a strategy underway now, they are trying to flush christians out. annette: thank you. in other news coming in, the french military says a dutch hostage kidnapped in 2011 has been rescued in a special forces operation. several militants were captured during the course of the operation. we will bring you more details as they come to -- as they come. the international committee of the red cross carries both staff and medical supplies heard at least 500 people have died. fighting has intensified. >> the residence are invading the fighting. >> we have been without water. >> water is not the only thing they are in need of. adding to the misery, at least two areas of the city have been without power. increasing concerns of a humanitarian crisis. >> generators will allow the hospital to keep the water flowing. the water has been cut. >> the committee is waiting to get the green light to send additional supplies. annette: two syria now. refugees in camp over the weekend, escaping the gunfire of the islamic state. hundreds of frightened families remain trappe

the flush champion to the air. the flush. second quarter cliff take a 17 point lead. griffin for former warrior barns concerns not too concerned. 3 and the foul. here comes golden state. check this out. few minutes later behind the back. over a fallen chris. curry friend at the half. we have a game. that is just sick have a game. that is just sick. tom son terrible in the first half. hits the first 5 shots of the third. st tie the game at 67. curry and thompson combined 41 points. at last check 91-88 in the fourth. we have the complete highlights coming up at 11 on abc 7. >> as much as we are all pulling for zito to make the roster after year off chances are slim that he will be wearing green and gold this season after today performance. barry one final start in cactus league action. show case other teams got lit up. mark helped take a lead in the 3rd inning. 3 run shot fifth of the spring. major problem for barry bottom of the third. solo shot to left. calhoun solo shot to rate then blast to dead center. cover entire out field there. zito 4 innings. gave up 8 hit. 3

ability so for example we're using solar water heaters we're also urging gray water for reuse inform flush water and rainwater for the cooling and irrigation locked on third street and mission rock is it serves the motorbike neighborhood and motorbike i moiks is a growing neighborhood and the intent of the bond to have please and fire serves to serve the community. >> hemming helping to keep the building and the stay safe was the not the only opportunity it creates many jobs with 82 bleb businesses overall san franciscans contributed one hundred and 87 thousand hours to help to complete the project it shows the city of san francisco the elected officials and police officers and more importantly the voters that paid for the building this is what we can do with when we wrorpt this is a beacon when we need to build new extra we can trust them with the money and the plan they did a good job the san francisco public is a reminder of the importance of being presented and will continue to serve the residents for decades to come. >> it is monday, april 27, 2015 and it is 207 public comment this is

>>james:the idea is to save good drinking water from being flushed away.even if it comes at an extra cost. >>james:the legislation will go to committee in the next month or two. >>james:only on kron 4 an oakland neighborhood is upset about a dangerous road. >>james:they say the problem is being caused by shrubs growing onto the street. scott rates has the story. with it's twists, turns and narrow passage broadway terrace is already a challenging road for drivers but now people who live in this oakland hills neighborhood say there's an even bigger problem. >>reporter:mark fithian has lived in the area with his family for six years, he says he reported the problem to the city several times "i haven't gotten anywhere" >>reporter: it's causing some of them to move into the center divide have to move over to avoid all this. >>reporter:we wanted to find out why nothing was being done. so i reached out to city counsel member dan kalb. he tells kron4 that he has now reached out to the pubic works department. >>reporter:he also says the public works department is understaffed and that could b

you treat it and then you can recycle it for uses not potable like flushing the toilet. it is already in use down the street at the puc headquarters. inside san francisco's public utilities commission headquarters you'll find purple pipes stretched across the bagsment ceiling part of an urban meets wetlands system that converts wastewater suitable for flushing through the toilet tank >> it is done through this system of recirculating the water. >> reporter: these jars show what the water looks like before during and after the in-house recycling. the entire process takes about two and a half days. it cuts the building's water usage by 75%. >> this is long-term saving for us. >> reporter: scott wiener wants to see others saving water as well. he introduced legislation requiring gray water recycling systems to be installed similar to those at the puc. it only is for buildings over 250,000 square feet. >> it's incredibly important piece of the puzzle. >> reporter: it puts the up-front cost on developers, and i couldn't find a single one today who wanted to talk about this. b

it when you leave the park and come back fresh and new pitcher and new situation and flush it and get >> i was upset on monday but today is a new day and i'm feeling good and definitely focused on you know the main thing, my nickname was firecrackers, because when i get going the alcoholwhole show is going to happen. i hope that happens tonight. >> ryan sandberg says he could be a spark plug. >> they have changes in the lineup darren rough starts in left, and carlos ruiz is at the bat. jeff back to you. find me some gloves now please. >> we have to get her a hat. >> four more games left in the sixers season against the wizards, they are trying not to lose seven straight. if you turned off the flyers game after their big lead, same finish islanders come back to tie it with 28 seconds left, steve mason thinking we are going to overtime but here comes the flyers 3 seconds left, brayden schenn shoots a terrible shot and it goes in flyer win and that kept new york from clinching the playoff spot. >> day before the masters and tiger woods big return he is on the course for the par 3 contest

the price of crude may have rebounded off it's lows and that remains terrific news for those feeling flush. regular viewers know that i like the theme park stocks as some of the best ways to play because not only do they have more cash in their pockets it's cheaper to get in the car and drive an hour to the closest amusement park. that's why i wasn't surprised at all when six flags the largest regional theme park operator, 18 located throughout north america reported a solid quarter this morning. the erngs miss was entirely because of stock-based compensation expenses. more important revenues came in higher than expected. up 15.5% year over year. the number of customers with membership plans increased by 50%. very encouraging as we head into the summer months for the theme park business. it's given us a quick 8% as we had the ceo on at february. even trading at less than a buck it's still got a 4.3% yield. i like this one very much in the summer. don't take it for me. let's check in with the chairman and ceo about six flags. hear more about the quarter and where his company is headed. welc

flush appearance. on that motion commissioner hawse >> yes, commissioner john, yes, mat pseudoa, yes. hiland, yes. motion passes unanimously 7 to 0 and places on item 7 [inaudible] 3751, 20t street certificate of appropriateness >> good afternoon [inaudible] defarmt staff. the project is a certificate of appropriateness for nob nacontributing resource to liberty hill land mark district. the scope includes a new 3 car garage, facade alteration jz new 2 to 3 story roof deck. jan 21, 2015 [inaudible] reviewed the project and request td additional review and comment before the architectural review committee. there is concern over the gable window [inaudible] size scale and design of new addition and court yard or light cort in the rear yard. to address the condition concern the project smaunser made the modification including removal of the rear subgrade light cort, addition of a small window on front facade [inaudible] regrading and terrace to the rear yard to from the new addition. alignment of the secon

and get max cleaning and freshness with every flush.ry lysol no mess max. ♪ >>> lethal strain of bird flu has infected an eight turkey flock. this time in minnesota which is the nation's top turkey producer them usda investigating how the disease is spreading. the virus can kill nearly an entire flock of poultry within 48 hours. commercial poultry operations and backyard flocks in states from arizona to washington have been infected with the deadly sdran since january. >>> we turn to a tense standoff over child custody. a mother arriving to get her children trapped in her van by an angry crowd. >> the crowd part of a controversial religious group that did nothd not want to let the children go. the standoff lasting for hours. here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: this is what happened when a mother tried to retrieve her four children from a community dominated by flds. that is a bream that in a van swarmed by a crowd. the women in their traditional prairie dress and up dos. the flds is allegedly controlled by their imprisoned prophet war

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