he knew her. >> he asked me, well, could i have one of those flyers? gave him the flyer and then he drove off. >> i just thought, like, how could you talk to my mom? knowing inside you're laughing at them. but i never understand that. >> ariel castro was a monster. he was a self-absorbed narcissist. he went to the vigils and stood with their families. >> we ask lord you bless all of our volunteers. >> how much of a monster are you when you could go to that girl's parents and say, "you know, i've been looking day and night. i can't find them." that's a hell of a game to play with somebody. >> ariel castro got drunk a lot, and the alcohol fueled his cruelty. >> he played these terrible, terrible mind games. >> he was like, you want to play russian roulette? i was like, why not? i'm not going home. i got nothing to lose. >> he took a gun out. he had always warned, but they hadn't seen it. and he opened it and he showed there was one bullet in it. >> who went first? >> he went first. so, then he pulls the trigger, and nothing happens. he gives me the gun,

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the flyer included the face of martin luther king jr., malcolm x., rosa parks, my angelou, w. e. b.du boise from nelson mandela and president barack obama. the celebration was held at the neighborhood settlement house a long time nonprofit of the same name. just so stood on the stage with her children and the troops. the proclamation made no mention of homelessness or truth 6,000 but it was a reminder people were expecting her to be great. she had to make truth 6,000 bigger than eight girls. herbert had a ripple effect. the girls she recruit go on to build a better world and community. ms. burgess was an incredible role model. not only do five children come up with the children across queens. and whereas she had truly enriched all of us with her service as one of the envious new yorkers now therefore be it the majority leader of the new york city council honored her for her outstanding service and contribution to the community. expectations were now in writing. she gave herself two weeks to find volunteers and recruit more girls. so, tell us what's next. >> it was time to hit the ro

don't the man sending the flyers is also named park and he's also from north korea but he despises kim jong un's regime and wants it overthrown. the activist has found refuge in south korea but even here he's under constant police surveillance he's seen as a troublemaker and potential target for an attack he agrees to meet us at this playground where he feels it's safe to talk. the north koreans need to know that the grandfather of kim jong un and his sister started the korean war that's why i've produced the special brochure for the 70th anniversary i will send it over in the coming days it depends on the wind. one of park's actions in late may prompted the north to escalate. yang blew up an inter korean leader as an office just north of the border to prevent even more trouble the south now wants to stop park's activities to he says he's not afraid of either side so here's what i would consider it an honor to be assassinated by kim jong un himself out of date a few nights ago park sent his balloon with the brochures northwards but the winds were not favorable and his delivery fell fro

move came about because the south was sending propaganda over the border in the way a fly out of flyers does that make much sense to you wouldn't that be a bit of an overreaction if that was true. well certainly with my long experience of the law of the fair efficacy of fly us the idea that you would blow something up because of a flyer is clearly ridiculous i think both these conflicts are proxy conflicts for different reasons i think the north koreans are indicating they are unhappy in us the lack of progress with the united states the united states is out of reach for a variety of reasons and not just geographically so they have this empty house. filled with significance and symbolic sense they are screaming for attention screaming for some kind of resolution to the long running policy of sanctions containment in which they find themselves in on the india china track certainly from china's point of view manilla india as being used as a cat's paw by the united states as part of a multi dimensional pressure being brought to bear on china now hold on to that thought on an india and chin

we have a lot of great photos and flyers from that area and that. that i could donate myself.ey're, i decided, you know, why not pursue other people and other bands and get them to donate as well? the historic moments in san francisco, punk history, is the sex pistols concert which was at winterland. [♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast to san francisco to see this show. the sex pistols played the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san

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to take strict measures against the group, even though an analysis of wind direction suggests the flyers did not reach their intended destination. the group sent silar leaflets to the north late la month, triggering seriouseaeactiofrom the regime. last week, pyongyang blew up a liaison office with the south in the border city of kaesong. the leadership is also threatening to deploy troops to a tourist zone developed as an inter-korean joint project. >>> trade ministers in the asia-pacific region are pushing forward in negotiations for the world's largest trade deal, but they want india back on board. the country threatened to pull out of the regional comprehensive economic partnership last november. in a video conference on tuesday, some members insisted negotiations should proceed even without india, but japanese government officials said the group needs india as it lays out a framework to pen the deal by the end of the year. india has deep concerns about the deal, especially n now that the pandemic is aggravating existing economic issues. india's trade deficit topped $150 billion in fi

police and martinas are investigating to racist flyers found near downtown saturday night and the flyers proclaim white pride worldwide and called for white people to unify against black lives matter. the anti-defamation league describes what pride world wide . the biggest white supremacists website on the internet. matt haney is pushing to remove facebook ceo mark zuckerberg's name from san francisco general hospital. haney posted a long thread on the issue on twitter and he questioned whether it was appropriate to keep the name of zuckerberg on the hospital given all the recent criticism of facebook for failing to regulate hate speech. the hospital was renamed after zuckerberg and his wife, priscilla chan, donated $75 billion to the hospital's foundation back in 2015. >>> president trump is facing backlash this morning after retreating and then deleting a video of an apparent supporter yelling white power. the video was in a retirement community in florida and a caravan of seniors and golf carts holding trump 2020 science when one yelled white power to antitrust post rather protesters.

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now every food order goes out with a flyer asking for help in finding the driver responsible. he misses giving her a ride home every night after work.>> i will hold on and pray every day just to pick up my mom again.>> hears another look at the navy blue gmc pickup truck that left the scene, the family tells me they are considering hiring a private investigator. oakland police and crimestoppers are offering a reward of up to $5000 for information leading to an arrest. >>> a vigil was held in east oakland for a 23-year-old man who was shot and killed by chp officers of the weekend. demonstrators gathered at elmhurst elementary near where he was killed. the man's family says the officers did not need to use deadly force. him and his girlfriend were in a stolen car at the time. the family is now demanding answers and has contacted a civil rights attorney. a witness took this video following the shooting, the tires still spinning on a stolen car. sources tell us several chp officers in plainclothes believes they were in danger of being hit the car. they reportedly fired more than

investigators say the flyers threatened harm to black lives matter supporters. the flyers were distributed in the name of an organization called white pride worldwide. police call the incident a hate crime. and detectives are working around the clock. >> the victim of an unprovoked hate crime. police say this man, cody yelled racial epithets. the man was hurt but he'll be okay. chavez faces civil rights violation and resisting arrest charges. >> as part of our efforts to build a better bay area amid this coronavirus pandemic, we are focused on several different facets of recovery. tonight, we're talking about the economy and your health. today, governor gavin newsom dealt a blow to some bar owners. he is ordering all bars to shut down in the following counties. fresno, imperial, kern, king, los angeles, san joaquin, and tulare. counties that have been on the state's coronavirus watchlist for more than two weeks. >> two bay-area counties are among those where the governor's recommending closures. those are contra costa, sa sacramento, santa clara, barbara, and si

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the sides claiming it's in violation of the reached agreements some defector groups been sending flyers by balloon across they have only fortified border the government in the south taken police action against the group saying their activities were not helping efforts to achieve peace and prosperity on the korean peninsula on saturday reports emerged in fact that north korea was going to retaliate with its own leaflets korea specialise bernal believes pyongyang's ultimate aim could be about generating attention much further afield though. i think it's just because of those leaflets those anti north korea propaganda. which they say that's why they did it but it's highly unlikely that that is the only reason because for them to risk alienating seoul and really getting back on the bad side of potentially of the united states because of this aggressive act it's very difficult to believe that it's simply because of some flyers that we're you know desperate distributed over to the border in north korea so i definitely believe that this is there a kind of a last he'll marry attempt to really g

the man sending the flyers is also named park and he's also from north korea but he despises kim jong un's regime and wants it overthrown. the activist has found refuge in south korea but even here he's under constant police surveillance he's seen as a troublemaker and potential target for an attack he agrees to meet us at this playground where he feels it's safe to talk. you know the north koreans need to know that the grandfather of kim jong un and his sister started the korean war that's why i've produced this special brochure for the 70th anniversary i will send it over in the coming days it depends on the wind. one of park's actions in late may prompted the north to escalate. yang blew up an inter korean leader as an office just north of the border to prevent even more trouble the south now wants to stop park's activities to he says he's not afraid of either side. i would consider it an honor to be assassinated by kim jong un himself. a few nights ago park sent his balloon with the brochures northwards but the winds were not favorable and his delivery fell from the sky above sout

investigators are saying that the flyers threaten to harm "black lives matter" supporters.hey were handed out in the name of an organization called white pride worldwide. police call the incident a hate crime. and the detectives are vowing to work around the clock to find whoever left these flyers. >>> and more fallout from the arrest of a black man who was dancing in the street in alameda. in response to the incident, the alameda city council will hold a special meeting tonight to go over police policies and establish oversight and anti-racism training. the abc 7 news ichlts teu ews i followning this story. and this video shows police tackling the man and handcuffing him. the meeting 5:30. >>> the zoo is an indoor attraction even though most are actually outdoors. and the zoo is trying to brate operate as an outdoor museum. currently unclear when it can reopen. >>> and marin county is still going ahead with reopening camp grounds today. there will be some limitations though. park rangers are limiting the number of daily reservations to 1700 vehicles a day and that is town

it's very difficult to believe that it's simply because of some flyers that we're you know desperate distributed over to the border in north korea so i definitely believe that this is their kind of a last ale mary attempt to really get america's attention which is becoming increasingly difficult with this domestic situation the u.s. now so i think that's why they're resorted to such a aggressive act now they are otherwise maybe wouldn't have done in their eyes they're probably thinking well we tried diplomacy we tried talking to try we tried sitting down with the south korean president we tried taking the diplomatic peaceful road but well it's not really gotten us anything and we're still. being hurt by the sanctions our economy is in shambles. everyone is ignoring us internationally right now and nothing's really going on that's helping us really so we haven't really gotten much out of it but something to consider that they might think they might have felt very desperate. to the weekend with the team very pleased to take the time to watch this coming up the more of the week's headli

well something that we've seen really clearly along with all of the other flyers talking about black lives matter is that black lives matter and masks save lives the vast vast majority of demonstrators out in the capitol hill on thomas are wearing masks various levels from homemade to surgical masks today in 95 but the vast vast majority are using p.p.t. and back in the actual main area of the capitol hill on tom and down behind me there is booth set up where people are giving out hand sanitizer giving out masks and sharing hygiene is you know prioritized so i have to ask do you believe that the actions of the demonstrators there in the capitol hill district have or will have any real impact. i think that the seattle city council is definitely definitely listening. the seattle near jenny durkan has responded to jim's threats of sending in the active duty army saying that she would not tolerate what she referred to as an invasion of seattle. they are listening some of the major demands * right now are the defunding of the seattle police department by 50 percent of vocus enough funds t

>>what does this mean for flyers of passengers later test positive for covid-19. and a live look outside the big weather story that we're following this morning, the red flag warning that's in place we'll leave you with a live look at the golden gate bridge where traffic is doing just fine here on one oh one we'll be right back. ladies... check it out. so strong. so... not ripped. what're we talkin about... that's the hefty ultra strong bag hefty! hefty! hefty! (whispers) gimme. (confused) give me the bag? get hefty ultra strong at a low price >>welcome back. it's summer and air travel is starting to pick up despite the pandemic travelers have been surprised to find crowded planes once again. this comes after the trump administration reaches a deal with airline executives on contact tracing of infected passengers piedmont teen has details. >>more and more people are flying on commercial airlines even in spite of this pandemic and what's so interesting is that you now have a greater chance of boarding a flight that is completely full american airlines has joined un

police say that the flyer was found in downtown martinez close the martinez jail. the white pride worldwide is a phrase commonly associated with white supremacists. in the south bay, san jose police are investigating a shooting that sent one man to the hospital. it happened about 1130 saturday night at the murray money schools cancun restaurant on alum rock boulevard or avenue rather next to the entrance to highway one oh one. officers found a man suffering from a gunshot wound he was taken to a area hospital and will be okay but the search for the gunman continues this morning. oakland firefighters say illegal fireworks part these flames it happened early sunday morning on crest avenue and fontaine street that fire burned about 2 and a half acres but didn't threaten any other buildings and no one was hurt. still fire crews continue to stress an important message this time of year. lee fireworks to the professionals. oakland police say a carjacking suspect resisted arrest by trying to kick bite and spit on officers while screaming, i can't breathe. officers say the

>>in the east bay police are investigating reports of white pride flyers posted in martinez here is a picture of the flyer that says white pride worldwide and calls for white people to unify against black lives matter specifically end quote, black folks in general police say it was found near downtown near the martinez detention facility, the anti-defamation league describes the white pride worldwide as part of the local 4 storm front which is the largest white supremacist website on the internet. martinez has hosted at least 2 peaceful black lives matter protests in recent weeks after the killing back in march of george floyd by minneapolis police. >>a red flag warning is just hours away in fact less than 2 hours away from going into effect in the north bay and in much of the central valley was strong winds and dry conditions expected. the warning takes place at 10 o'clock tonight and will last until 8 o'clock tomorrow night our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has the details on the conditions to expect out there more. yeah love wins the picking up can. but tonight those winds ar

bob and doug are veteran space flyers, so that adaptation will happen quickly. i know they are enjoying being in low-earth orbit and looking butard to the work ahead, kind of reflecting on this incredible experience these past 24 hours and team, nasa at spacex, their family and friends that helped get them up there. >> thank you so much. you were talking earlier about what is next with the program. anything to add to that? >> we have had a big agenda to commercialize low or -- low-earth orbit. we are launching american astronauts commercially. we need spacex to get customers that are not nasa. we've seen evidence of that, which is a positive thing because it will drive down our cost in the long run. we need another commercial partner on board. going is working toward that objective with nasa and i think we are going to have success there in the next year. why we are doing private/publicl partnerships. if the government is providing the demand for spaceflight and supplying the is supplies, we will be limited by budgets. they are whimsical based on the desires of

was a big day tomorrow for one of europe's largest flyers as luke tons of shareholders gathered to vote on a 9000000000 euro rescue package that would see the german government take a significant stake in the business as supporters of the deal were boosted wednesday when the airline's largest shareholder now montebello revealed he would vote with them here's what the deal entails. full of towns are the coronavirus pandemic has been a nightmare barely anyone's flying barely anyone's wanted to fly and the outlook's not much better left turns is main source of profit is its business class but with video conferencing getting ever more popular and even that's facing an uncertain future solar towns it has agreed a potential government aid package in exchange for 9000000000 euros in help the german state is expecting a 20 percent stake in the national carrier and it wants an option for a blocking minority of shares empowering it's to veto any attempt to takeover the airline under pressure from the use competition watchdog lufthansa will also have to surrender 20 for takeoff and landing slots i

. >>> raises flyers litter the streets, the group that is stopped posting propaganda. the first website morning on the bay area, the urchin advice from fire officials this morning. after a very windy weekend, it will get worse. thank you for joining us. it is june 29. willhave morethte. >>> we are talking about gusty and dry conditions. let's get to marry right now. >>> over the weekend we actually have onshore flow kicking in for us. now are talking about offshore winds. for the north bay mountains. i've been tracking the winds and the north bay mountains. gusts up to 30 miles an hour. the strongest winds happen right now. a red flag warning for the areas highlighted in red. it includes marin and napa and sonoma counties for elevations above 1000 feet. it's an effect until 8 p.m. today. northeasterly winds at low relative humidity values, critical fire weather conditions were the north bay mountains, are watching her closely. as we had throughout the afternoon, all of us were warm up. 79 and oakland. 90or rosa. 92 and fairfield. 83 for santa fe. i'll let you know and

the test center is also an attempt to reassure would be flyers and revive an industry that's been decimated by the pandemic. but with some countries including china requiring passengers to take a further tests after landing the benefits may be limited. financial correspondent chelsea delaney observed on opening day other factors may also put passengers off embracing the so-called new normal all flying. already we've seen people sort of walk away when they realize that they have to pay for that cost between 59 and 139 euros so quite pricey and it's also volunteer if the many people may decide not to get the task so we're out of this really does become the new normal that the company is saying it will be for travel it's really going to depend on how quickly people adopt these tests and how much demand there is for it going forward a brief now at some of the other business stories making news germany's flanks of carrier look tons of plans to have half its fleet of 760 planes back in the air by the end of the european. airlines flight schedule will cover 90 percent of its short medium hold dest

for accessible health care for a strong stable russia for family values the flyers read the so-called volunteers for the constitution in the moscow region are working with russia's electoral commission they've been tasked by the author worries to inform citizens about what's at stake in the vote including about an amendment that could keep president vladimir putin in power the volunteers insist their messaging is completely neutral and that's the but. our job is to get people to the ballot box so that they can make whatever choice they want we want people to come and vote for them to know that their opinion makes a difference rather than thinking this vote has been a daughter decided in advance so why bother i personally think our country is on the right path and that path depends on our garrincha our leader so i think it's important that one of the amendments could give an opportunity to the man who put our country back on its feet but on the. person himself is absent from the information banners around moscow which simply present this as a vote on russia. across moscow there's offic

. >> and the statue was vandalized three times last week and a flyer encouraged situati flon stwrags today. >>> and american airlines says that brandon will not be allowed on anywhere of their flights for the duration of the coronavirus emergency. the political activist was taken off a plane wednesday after boarding his flight from laguardia can to dallas. chris mcginnis is the senior travel correspondent and he talked about the ban on abc 7 news yesterday. >> what ended up happening american airlines said that it may not be against the law, but it is against our rules and since we're a private company, if you want to, you know, be on our private property, you have to follow our rules. >> this is insane. >> american says he can flyer with them once face coverings are no longer required for customers. >>> the economic shurt having sg an impact on coins. there is a shortage. some banks could run out in a few days. officials say many places where coins enter the ffinancial syst have been closed but they expect the shortage to be fixed in a few weeks. >>> and there are community events a

i saw the flyer that was shared on instagram. i said no destruction. wear masks. stay six feet apart. but one all the people start coming down here to 7th and broadway, you have to imagine protestors are all going to pack together. so what just happened in the last couple minutes, pd created a barrier, a buffer zone between them and the peaceful demonstrators. it's a ten minute drive from oakland tech high school down here to the oakland pd headquarters. that is where they are stationed, they are ready. we know that multiple agencies from across the bay area are helping out tonight. i saw a squad car from are san mateo county as well. more than 50 volunteers. they brought out their own broom,ing and detergent, and wash cloth to scrub out graffiti. demonstrators packed their cars and took part in a caravan protest. they signed light for essential workers and victims of police brutality. it made it to oakland's trueville neighborhood where protestored demanded an end to police brutality. >> we're being slaughtered and it has to stop. it has to stop. >> some people c

monday frontier began temperature checks on flyers, a first in the us united states. >> the airline industry is recovering. >> reporter: travel annist. >> a lot ofe to see somebody else go first. they're waiting for somebody else to dip their toe in the travel carrier will go into ban or go away? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: it comes with a lasting cut to business travel. >> people will become used to working from home and businesses will see it's a way to save money. >> reporter: airlines are reducing coronavirus risks. kutd tar is using robots. it will offer passengers face shields. >> do you worry that that look may scare some people away from flying? >> no. on the contrary. it is shown to people how much we care about their safety but also for my crew to have confidence. >> reporter: when it comes to preflight covid tests and temperature checks -- >> i think this is another exercise. >> reporter: is social distancing possible on an airplane? >> kris, i think this is a lot of baloney. i don't think sitting next to somebody in an air plain with proper protection for when our daughter