it's not on the side that's open that shoots down grove street. so as you all know, voices do travel? and so i'm -- so the other thing is there's, you know, people come and smoke and in my stairwells to go down that's -- always filled with cigarette butts and things, so a lot of people come out to smoke and it's right in front of my house. and the other point is i don't really know how these tables could be approved, that there's enough space there. i know that was already established, but there's a light post, there'si an electricity post, there's trees. i don't know how there's going to be enough there. so i am just asking for the 14 people that live in that building that voice regular concerns to me about the noise, that you take that into consideration and to not approve the tables on grove street. thank you. >> commissioner honda: thank you. and by the way, the planning department -- there is replaceable windows that are approved for historic windows. >> okay. you want to give me money to do that? >> clerk: thank you. is there any other publi

grove: will you tell them, i'm sorry? said, senator, i have a schedule here, he is in the oval and he doesn't have anything on the schedule. and you can apologize yourself? click. [laughter] mr. grove: whether a president, like it or not, personal relationships matter. i can't tell you how many people, to me, i see representative goodlatte here, and some of his colleagues said, if you had told me i would have spent more time at the white house under a republican president than a democratic president, i would've laughed at you, but i did. that was because bush understood simply being able to look at andbody is a human being, not as some cut out that you bought on amazon of your political opponents so you could take it around to the town hall meetings and berate them to your face. that is important. ms. compton: it is not often i get to say madam president. madam president, toi hutchinson, who was also senator hutchinson of illinois, you are here representing state legislatures. and there is a sense among many people that m

because this is primarily a grove street -- the seating area is on grove street, both of the entrances are on grove street, i feel it's appropriate to lean towards the zoning of residential sewn rather than the commercial planning zone. the fact that this aggravated an already present burden is something that i experience on a day-to-day basis. my day starts with a leave blower going on outside my window for 45 minutes. lewis and merlot is a construction business. rather, construction vehicles going in and out, lots of beeping. there's a parking lot across the street for a marijuana dispensary where people can't come out of the parking lot and get full advisability around the corner, so there's a lot of horns around all day. and then, right around that dies down is when that extended seating is going to start-up. so that extends the window which is my bedroom, and i also use it as a home office are existing in the acoustic profile of commercial activity, construction activity, traffic activity outside. a lot of the history in this does involve experience with a restaurant that operated

family, descendants of levi strauss, launched the concert series in 1938 with visitors filling the grovear the symphony and ope opera. since that very first note, leadership of the festival has segoldman's family, landing with him 24 years ago. >> there are not many spaces like this. >> reporter: goldman cast his own shadow on the festival, leading a $15 million renovation of the grove. >> any place you see a stone didn't exist before. >> reporter: his fingerprints are also on the music, adding more modern groups, playing diverse music from across the globe. ♪ >> trying to touch upon many different genres so that we appeal to a broad cross-section of the community. >> reporter: but after more than two decade thelm, goldman has decided to exit stage left. this sunday will bring a close to his run as the festival's chairman. >> the last concert of the season will be my last concert as chairman of the board. >> reporter: but in a nod to family tradition, goldman is passing the baton -- or rather, batons -- to his twin sons, jason and matthew. you're taking over as chairman. >> yes. >> you'r

the grove was a sleepy artist town in southern florida. it is the only tropical part of florida, and it is full of artists and musicians and it was in those days a very lazy town. a dog could sleep in the middle of the road for most of the day without getting disturbed with that kind of place. and so i opened the head shop and sort of changed all of that. [laughter] >> and in the process i started doing concerts at local parks with small groups, just local talent, parts of the beatnik movement. tat one point, i came up with this brilliant thought because we were into loosening the drug laws in a way, in terms of use of marijuana in specific. i had met some of the local indian tribes and discovered, to my chagrin, that you could smoke marijuana on an indian reservation without getting arrested. perhaps that was a place for us to hold our next event. [laughter] >> and so we spent some time talking with the indians and they kind of liked the idea too. for some reason, i guess they declined at some point. i became friends with a guy named ric

let's go back to you at the grove. >> okay. see you in a minute, sal, very good. just a short time at the grove, we have met the first mayor of clayton. 98 years old. we introduce you to the unofficial mayor of clayton. meteorologist steve paulson. >> i lived here about ten years. and, this is amazingly rare for august. it can get very open right when we signed on. >> what's nice about this community is a small town feel. what i miss a lot, five minutes walking trail. mount diablo. and you mentioned the mines. the old diamond mines. i miss that part of it because you were just so close to getting on a trail around here. >> a small town feel. because it is pretty small. but everyone knows your name for a number of reasons. >> everyone knows your name if you are going over to ed's or the clayton club where sal is. you get to know everybody pretty fast. that's what you do miss, the small town feel. concerts in the park saturday night. at the time i think you take it for granted. >> my concern is the wild fire. we had one in this area about a week ago. i imagine this

>>in garden grove for speaking out about the suspect and why they feel he shouldn't have been out of at the time of the attack. >>stacey butler report. >>he doesn't to die this and so side and was not there him to ward. a good of the is good. >>wondering how frank and her husband hellmuth left their native romania with their 2 children almost 4 decades ago. then amiably separated, they never dreamed this is how the story would end. >>this is justeheartbreaking. do it for the believes in then somebody comes you. >>62 year-old helmand help rick and his roommate for the first to be fatally stabbed when police say their next door neighbor zachary cast in asia burglarized help for its garden grove apartment tuesday afternoon. >>and for 44, he called me and said i got just got home from work my place got robbed these people normally took their sweet time my dining table is missing my dining chairs they want peace. >>painting however, it sounds as his dad had a bad feeling about his new next door neighbor. >>i saw the guy coming in out of his house and he was just one of those guys that you

grove mansion, you had to pass through the slave quarter in order to see it.hat an interesting adventure that was. i'll never forget arthur johnson -- at that time art was huge. and art stood at the beginning of the or yenation. people would go into the orientation center there where there was a gift shop and restrooms and a film that you were given. and then you come through the pa back of the center and that would lead you across a bridge and into carter's grove proper. and they had a debate, the archaeologist and bill kelso had an argument about whether it was a tanning pit or whether it was slave housing that was at the beginning. bill kelso won and they put slave housing right there at the end of the path and you had to pass through that before you went to carter's grove. but there were people who would go across the bridge and like they didn't see the slave quarter. this were three buildings there and all they would see is the mansion. they would make a beeline toward the mansion. arthur was so big, until he could stand and put his hand on one end of the

a 33-year-old from garden grove was arrested at a 7-11. police say he had stole from a security guard who was among the victims. police say about 4:00 yesterday afternoon the man robbed at least six businesses and then started stabbing people, apparently at random. four people were stabbed in garden grove, two of them died. two more were stabbed in santa anna. >> we have no motive. we don't know. it's just pure hate this guy did this. i don't know his drug condition, if he was under the influence of drugs or not. we know that he was full of anger. >> this point the police haven't told us the name of the suspect. they are waiting until they complete a police line up. >>> federal agents are announcing a major crack down on illegal drug sales in san francisco. the united states attorney is leading the year long effort. he said parts of the area and south of market area have functioned in an open air drug market for too long. he is dedicated -- he has dedicated a 15 member team bringing in agents from the fbi, dea, secret service and even the

>>i've worked here in garden grove for 30 years. this is the first time i've ever seen something like this where we have a suspect kill 4 people in one day. an attack other people that just are innocent victims. it's pure evil when this happens and we don't see this happen every day this is one of things you see one time in a career. >>well police say that these were all random acts and that the suspect did not know any of the people he stabbed. starting today all flavored tobacco products and vaping materials will be banned in livermore kron four's justine waltman tells us there's also an effort underway to stop the banned from ever being enforced. >>it is what it is i just have to be a big boy in need have worried his livelihood is about to go up in smoke vapor la's owner alex goal tells me it took years to build his business. how was working open to close every single day. and finally when i have 4 employees and i can spend a little time with my family. >>i had about this starting on august 8th all flavored tobacco products and v

>>garden grove and neighboring santa ana that's in northern orange county. investigators say the attacks were over the course of about 2 hours in the 2 cities. they say the suspect robbed a bakery stabbed and killed 2 men at an apartment robbed 2 businesses where he stabbed the woman police say the suspect also slaed a man at a gas station and then killed 2 more people before being arrested. we want to go now to a southern california where news conference is under way let's listen and armed suspect it's the same multiple stab wounds. >>he fled the business with cash and a shortly thereafter went to a this is right next door. that business located right next door. was the cash in more business that happened prior to that. so after the robbery with the female stab wounds has she we're able to get information from the alarm company telling us that there was a robbery that happened and an ally feet they could see that the female victim was on the ground. blood and multiple injuries and we respond to that scene. right now we have multiple scenes going on robberie

the festival is open to the public with seating in the grove. then we move from stern grove as we head into fall for mclaren park for even more music live from the amp presented by friends of the amp returns to mclaren park this august with the kids fest on sunday, august 25, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. the event features magician michael pelatena. stop by for a day of free art, music, magic, science, hiking, and dancing outdoors in beautiful mclaren park. for more information including additional shows this season visit livefromtheamp.org. on august 28 we want to invite everyone to nature play dau day also in mclaren park where kids and families with join us for a day of exploration, creative and play in nature. we will host a day in the playground at wolsley park. there will be a reading nook, nature art. bring a snack or lunch and stay for a picnic afterwards. for more information visit our website or e-mail rochelle henley. on september 4 we invite you to join us to celebrate the recent completion of improvements at the protrero recreation center

they're standing at the meade memorial, and you can see to he back left the zeigler grove tower, the war department tower. that one is torn down in the 1960's to place the other building. but that's who would be visiting here, such as these men. the battlefield again becomes a training ground. here they are practicing for chemical warfare on the fields n october of 1943. gettysburg is also going to host a german prisoner of war propaganda or patriotic purposes. here's the propaganda u.s. war department encouraging men to enlist with the line of the gettysburg address, we shall highly resolve that these men shall not have died in vain. gary wills writes a great book on link responsibility gettysburg address. his speech is the shortest., democracy, government of the people, by the people, shall not perish from the earth. the commercialization. you'll recognize some of the places here. this is the first field. you can see john follow ton reynolds' moan ureget the buford monument on the left. this is route 30 looking towards town. you can see it littered with commercialization. americans

police say the same suspect robbed in insurance business on harbor and garden grove boulevard. he stabbed one woman say police who survived our cameras were there she was wheeled into an ambulance. 4 minutes later at 6 oh 9 at a chevron on harbor boulevard in banner. police say the suspect stabbed a man with a knife, its biggest a machete he survived the second right here include like she can break through his nose at 6.16 police say the suspect drove his silver mercedes to santa ana and rob the subway on west first street, a man who may have been an employee was killed. then at 6.25 just across the street from the subway on south harbor boulevard police say the suspect walked into a 7.11 and stabbed a security guard to death and took his gun seconds later plainclothes police took the suspect down the motive for the killings free robbery and hate. >>well that was stacey butler reporting police say the suspect lived in the apartment complex where the first 2 people were found dead. so they're looking into any possible connections between him and those 2 victims. >>well the searc

four people were stabbed in garden grove including two who died. two more people were stabbed to death in santa ana. >>> we have no motive at this point. we don't know, it's pure hate this guy did this. we heard i don't know, if he was under the influence of drugs or not but we know it's full of anger. >>> police have not released the suspect's name. say the suspect and all of his victims are latinos. >>> new at 10:00, calls for a boycott of two well-known fitness clubs. the backlash is because the founder of the clubs' parent company is hosting a fundraiser for president trump this friday in new york. ktvu's amber lee is in the castro in san francisco where protesters gathered tonight outside the soul cycle location. amber? >> reporter: soul cycle in the castro is located at the busy corner of market and castro. ga under the pride flag in the castro, soul cycle, a fitness club with locations around the bay area and beyond. the workout chain is feeling heat because the chairman of its parent company plans to host a fundraiser for president donald t

>>i've worked here in garden grove for 30 years. this is the first time ever season like this where we have a suspect kill 4 people in one day. an attack other people that just are innocent victims. it's pure evil when this happens and we don't see this happen every day this is one of things you see one time in a career. >>these are all random acts the suspect didn't know any of the people that he stabbed during that rampage. happening today, the sale of all flavored tobacco products and vaping materials will be banned in livermore but the city says that band won't be enforced until the start of the new year. this gives tobacco retailers in the city time to get out of leases eliminate inventory and for law enforcement to learn the new rules that will be put in place. the city believes the ban will stop underage kids from the cigarettes are using e cigarettes but it could be overturned. there is the threat of that the referendum effort needs more than 5,000 signatures to qualify for the ballot and it must be turned into day if verifi

>>i've worked here in garden grove for 30 years. this is the first time i've ever seen something like this where we have a suspect kill 4 people in one day. an attack other people that just are innocent victims. it's pure evil when this happens and we don't see this happen every day this is one of things you see one time in a career. >>it was very bizarre police say that these were all random acts and that the suspect did not know any of the people that he stabbed. >>that breaking news story this morning out of san jose are just south of it we're now getting our first images of the for video anyway of this 4 vehicle accident walking multiple lanes as you can see. flames now this was a fatal accident when it's at least one person was killed again all of this just south of state highway 85. officials there expect the roadway to be closed for several hours and you can see why with the amount of material that burning all the roads right now it's going take a lot not only clear at that and also to respect the roadway to make sure it's sa

a man now identified at 33-year-old zachary castaneda walks into a garden grove insurance office with a pair of knives. we've frozen the video, but castaneda can be seen viciously trying to stab an employee. she somehow survived the attack, police saying she put up a tremendous fight. next door was a check cashing offices that castaneda was also seen robbing. >> he started pacing, kind of being impatient. he walked in, had a hoodie, cap and next thing you know i heard what he said in spanish. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: these were just two of seven spots police say castaneda hit in a two-hour span that saw four people killed and two more injured. >> we interviewed the suspect. he continued to fight our detectives. he had to be detained, hobble restrained. he remained violent with us through the night. he never told us why he did this. >> reporter: we're learning more about his victims today. one of them on the right side of this photo with his son, he was one of the first people killed yesterday inside his apartment. he and his roommate were neighbors with castaneda who police s

they shut down lighthouse boulevard in pacific grove. they line up all the cars and the close the 17 mile drive. and you get to drive your car on the 17 mile drive with the chp exit court. escort. they go right into carmel. then they go for tri-tip barbecue. >>> i have had this dream. >>> why are we not doing live weather from there? >>> because linda ramirez is there instead. >>> next year i'm coming for you. >>> it is cooler outside. you can relax. if you don't like the hot weather it is gone for the foreseeable future. no more triple digits. the numbers outside are still warm. fog encroaching on sfo. temperatures in the city are down to the 60s. down to 73 oakland. we will quickly leave the 90s and lynn. san jose 82. heat advisory couple more hours until 8 pm. it was hot early. that ocean breeze is now working inland. keeping a scooter tonight. san francisco 58 degrees. it will drop to 60 in fremont and 59 in fairfield. cool satellite image to show you. the beginning of the end of the heat. you see the clouds working their way up the

four people were stabbed in garden grove including two who died. two more stabbed to death in santa ana. >> no motive at this point. we don't know. it's pure hate this guy did this. we heard, i don't know, if he was under the influence of drugs or not but we know this guy was full of anger. >> police have not released the suspect's name. authorities say they are holding off until they complete a police lineup. >>> new tonight, a planned fundraiser for president trump has prompted a boycott against two fitness clubs. ktvu's amber lee reports from san francisco's castro district where protesters gathered tonight outside the soul cycle club. >> reporter: under the gay pride flag is soul cycle, with locations around the bay area and beyond. workout chain is feeling hate because the chairman of its parent company plans to host a fundraiser for president donald trump. >> the irony that it's sitting here in harvey milk plaza just kind of makes my blood boil. >> boycott soul cycle! >> reporter: but anchor has led to calls for a boycott of soul cycle and eq

in garden grove. it ended more than two hours later outside the 711 and santa ana. michelle has details on the suspects violent past. >> reporter: this person should have been in prison. and not allowed to be in our community. committing these violent acts.>> reporter: 33-year-old documented gang member zachary has been identified by police as the man wins on wednesdays murder is rampage. regarding growth and santa ana. officials say he has a long criminal record. and was contacted by officers a few days ago over custody issues. the homicide suspect was jailed 14 times according to authorities. this june 2016. now he is looking at the possibility of the death penalty.>>> at three locations he robbed people for cash. we don't know if the motive was purely for robbery. but there was no indication that this was a hate crime. we know this was a random act of violence. and the guy unleashed evil across two counties.>> reporter: the crime spree began around 4 pm at the apartments where he lived. on jensen's

. >> i've worked here in garden grove for 30 years. the first time i've ever seen something like this. it's pure evil when this happens. this is one of those things you see one time in a career. >> a woman at an insurance company was stabbed along with a man in a gas station. this morning a 33-year-old man from garden grove is in custody accused of the violent crime spree. >>> organizers of the gilroy rodeo are expecting a sellout crowd this weekend, the first maj major event since the garlic festival tragedy. >> reporter: there are plenty of remind is throughout gilroy rodeo grounds. the strength of the small city was tested les than two weeks ago in the deadly garlic festival shooting. >> this coming so quickly after the gilroy garlic festival, i think this is exact what we need. >> reporter: crowds coming together for the first time. the stands here are able to hold 6500 people. >> i don't think it's going to slow anybody down. i think we are gilroy strong, and i think it's going to be a great show this weekend. >> reporter: organiz

i have worked here in garden grove for 30 years. this is the first me i'v seen something like this where we have a suspect killed four people in one day and attacked other people that are innocent victims. it is pure evil when this happens. we don't see this happening every day. >> lisle worked the crime scenes only want to collect evidence and determine a motive. you can join the morning team for the latest on this breaking story. it does start at 4:30. >>> their growing calls to boycott a popular fitness empire. activists are outraged after learning the owner of soul cycle is hosting a fundraiser for president trump. joe vasquez is in san francisco with more on the backlash tonight.>> reporter: this is the soul cycle gymnasium. a handful of protesters gathered here to call for a boycott. nc boycott soul cycle. memberships, then do not renew the membership. >> reporter: the demonstrator say they were upset to learn that the owner of these businesses, stephen ross, is hosting a fundraiser for president donald trump on friday. >> whe

elk grove arrested 31-year-old john ensenseio.oting a rifle yesterday at about 4:30 in the morning. it happened off of 580. investigators say both men lived in a homeless encamp near near aroya creek. >> we believe at this point, it was a feud between the suspect and the victim. and they got into an argument. >> doesn't matter whether they're homeless or not. but kind of scary. you know, too many people shooting nowadays. >> while there have been other incidents of violence, this is the first killing. >> the city of south lake tahoe, working on an emergency evacuation plan, in case the area is hit by a wildfire. south lake tahoe only has a population of 20,000. but on any summer weekend, there can be an additional 80,000 tour firsts in town. with only one major highway, highway 50, in and out of the area. emergency responders say the recent devastating fires in northern california proved having an evacuation plan is crucial. >> where our population of people, plus all the visitors want to leave statement. we know the roads are goi

initiative for the renovation of stern grove playground and richmond playground. as we move through the initiative -- and i'll give you the presentation, but i wanted to pause and say that these are the last two related agreements of the initiative, so it's a really nice milestone to hit. so just for some quick background, as you know, let's play s.f. is a public private partnership initiated to renovate san francisco's 13 most deserving playgrounds. on november 13, 2016, the commission approved an agreement between the department and the parks alliance to accept up to $15 million for let's play s.f. and recommended that the board of supervisors approved the grant, and the board of supervisors gave that approval on february 1. also, on december 15, the commission approved an m.o.u. that defined the general working relationship between the department and the parks alliance, and that agreement called for the alliance to partner on each park that would receive funding under the agreement. both projects are tier two projects, which means that they will be largely priv

in garden grove, fox 11 news. >>> ice makes hundreds of arrests at several businesses in mississippi. detainees were released today. >>> how many people are waiting at the u.s. border to claim asylum? just how long the list is. oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>> ice say agents arrested 680 workers at a staying in mississippi. the raids happened yesterday in a small town outside of jackson where the workforce is made up of latino immigrants. authorities say 600 agents fanned out surrounding the perimeter to prevent workers from fleeing. human rights group say all of this will leave many children with an uncertain future like one little girl who was arrested. >> my dad didn't do anything. he is not a criminal. >> 300 of those arrested have been released for humanitarian factors. a network for false documents. it is estimated 40,000 people are on waiting lists in mexico to claim asylum in the unit

the next step like that was to go to coconut grove. it was the side of a really great adventure. it was a very big day. without getting disturbed with that translation. i have met some of the local indian tribes in this covered that you could smoke marijuana on indian reservation without getting arrested. and perhaps that was a place for us to hold our next event. we spent some time talking about it. for some reason they declined it somewhere. i became friends. you'll probably remember. a very popular children's show. and with a trained adoption. interesting site history. at one point rick when one of them started to commit to it. he realized that he should not be responsible for starting in this industry. he's been doing that for 40 years. the story of what he's doing today. it's a wonderful film. rick and i decided because we are both fans that we would put something together and with the help of other people but the money together. marshall have that blue image. that is under one condition. in the headliner. to the local additions. we hired it and it was a real lesson in impro

. >> we have a chestnut grove that makes chestnut honey. >> a long way from sting and styler's roots.ing-class. >> yeah. about you we never had a house like this. >> sting was born gordon sumner in a ship building town in northern england. styler grew up in central england. >> trudi changed your life and did but there was one woman also important in your life. that's the queen mum. tell me that story. >> i lived next door to a shipyard. i would think as a kid is this what i will do when i grow up. the terrifying place. noisy. dangerous. i had another fantasy i would be a musician. >> one day royalty arrived. sting got a glimpse of the outside world. >> down the street comes the queen mother in a big rolls-royce with motorcycle riders. everybody waving their flags. >> you thought what? >> she caught my eye or i caught her eye. she kept looking at me. i must have been waving my flag vigorously. i thought this is the first time i have evebeen s age.cter to become typis >> it came as a shock to my family. nobody on the street were actors. most worked at ford motor factory or the local bru

four people were stabbed in garden grove. two of them died. two more people were stabbed in santa anna. >> we have no motive at this point. we don't know. it's just pure hate this guy did this. i don't know his drug condition, if he was under the influence of drugs or not. we know that he was full of anger. >> now so far the police have not told us the suspect's name. they are waiting until they complete a police line up. >>> agents announce a major crack down on illegal drug sales in the tenderloin. the da said parts of the area in south of market have functioned as an open air drug market for tod a 15 member team with agent from the fbi, dea, secret service and even the united persons ng and ervice. working and visiting the neighborhood should not be required to run a gauntlet of crime. >> so far 32 people tied to two different drug trafficking operations have been charges. agents say it's the first time they have seen ring leaders renting housing to dealers which included apartments and housing in oakland and heyward. >>> san francisco poli

police in elk grove arrested john inocencio after he shot and killed a man during an argument. jesse gary has late details on the case. >> elk grove police arrested john inocencio after law enforcement searched, stretching from the bay area to near the state castle. capital. the murder in which he is charged happened hours earlier in the tri-valley. police say he and another man, identified by family as 30-year- old juan elias got into a fight of the parking plot of this shopping center between a kohl's and walmart store. >> we believe it was a few between the suspect and victim and that they got into an argument . >> investigators say both men lived in a half-mile long homeless encampment which runs parallel to the arroyo creek and 580 freeway. they say john inocencio used to light up a rifle, shooting elias several times in the torso, killing him . >> i heard gunshots and a girl screaming. i just took off and it kind of scared me. >> reporter: officials say several hundred homeless residents live along the creek. while there are instances of violence, it is the first homicide

there are as many as nine crime scenes in garden grove. a 33-year-old man from garden grove was arrested at a 7-11. police say he had a knife and a gun that he stole from a security guard who was among the stabbing victims. police say about 4:00 yesterday afternoon the man robbed at least six businesses and then started stabbing people apparently randomly. four people were stabbed in garden grove including two of them who died. two more people were stabbed in santa anna. >> we have no motive at this point. we don't know. it's just pure hate this guy did this. we have heard -- i don't know his drug condition. if he was under the influence of drugs or not. we know that this guy was full of anger. >> the police haven't told us the suspect's name. they say they are holding off until they complete a police line up. >>> 5600 pg&e customers in eastern contra costa have the power back on. that's after a fast moving vegetation fire forced the utility to cut the power it. started in oakley just after noon and burned about 60 acres prompting an evacu

meanwhile is mourning the loss of a loved one killed in wednesday's stabbing rampage in garden grove northern orange county now they are talking about the suspect and why they feel he should not have been out of prison at the time of the attack stacey butler has that story. >>he doesn't use a display. and land so side and was there him to ward. it. a kid is good. >>wondering how frank and her husband how move left their native romania with their 2 children almost 4 decades ago. then amiably separated, they never dreamed this is how the story would end. >>this is just so heartbreaking. do it for the believes in then somebody comes you. >>62 year-old hellman help rick and his roommate for the first to be fatally stabbed when police say their next door neighbor zachary cast in asia burglarized help for its garden grove apartment tuesday afternoon. >>and for 44, he called me and said i got just got home from rk my place got robbed these people noi took their sweet time my dining table is missing my dining chairs they want peace. >>painting however, it sounds as his dad had a bad feeling

groves. he was a former slave. he comes to kansas in 1879. he's not really part of the exodus, but he makes his way out from kentucky. he has, like, a dollar and a half in his pocket. he goes to work for $0.75 day. and 30 years later junius groves is one of the most prosperous people, i didn't say one of the most prosperous black people, one of the most prosperous people in kansas. he is by this point the potato king. i mean he raises more irish potatoes than any other farmer in america. he has several thousand square miles -- not -- i'm sorry, 40 squi square miles in seven kansas counties and by 1907, he's reputed to be the largest grower of irish potatoes anywhere in the country. he was too early for mcdonald's, but he still made a great deal of money. this is groves. this is matilda. this is their house near evansville. how many of you know where evansville is. edwardsville. okay. okay. i'm sorry. you have to correct two things on this. you know where -- where is edwardsville, then? where is it? it's where? on the other -- this is his hous

and for more on the legal aspects of this i'm joined tonight by dr joe well grove of senior lecturer in law at middlesex university or the bergen is going to have you on the show let's let's talk about time is the clock working against parliament now does parliament have only next week to stop its own suspension. very simply yes so let's start with the legal facts on the 31st of october 29th seen unless something else happens and that something else has to be legislation from the british parliament the u.k. will withdraw without a deal no deal breaks it on the 31st of october the parliament in order to avoid the situation has to legislate to do so but with this use of what is otherwise an ordinary power there's a correctness in saying it's an ordinary power but for using it to give 5 weeks of suspension 5 weeks with activate 5 weeks without any means of creating that legislation and avoiding any kind of no deal break said we're facing to a very simple question of there is little or no time so there's some very important points to think about that for days it was just mentioned that t

elk grove police arrested 30- year-old, john and cynthia yesterday afternoon.nvestigators say he fled after using a rifle to shoot another 30-year-old man at 4 am yesterday morning. the shooting happened at the aurora plaza shopping center in livermore, inves encampment, near the creek. near interstate 580. >>> we are learning more about the victims of a deadly house fire that happened in south san jose earlier this week. we now know the grandmother who was killed in the fire was 82- year-old, sidney brookbank. another family member, an 11- year-old niece is still in the hospital on life support. the home on green more court belonged to sandy and barney brookbank and just before 730 monday morning, barney left to go grocery shopping and came home to see his home was engulfed in flames, with his mother trapped inside. >> my mom, i knew she was bedridden. this really was her worst fear. with her multiple sclerosis that it was dying in a fire. >> the couple's 11-year-old niece severed smoke inhalation and is on life-support at the children's hospital. there 22-yea

garden grove police are processing seven crime scenes. robbery appears to be the motive.ms were all started la an apartment where two people were killed. a man with a a nearby subway shop killing a worker there. across the street at 7 eleven, the suspect stabbed a security guard to death. >> i've worked here in garden grove for 30 years. this is the first time i've ever seen something like this. it's pure evil when this happens. you don't see this happen every day. this is one of the things you see happen one time in a career. >> a woman at an insurance company was also stabbed along with a man at a gas station. this morning, the 33-year-old man you see in this video from garden grove is in custody accused of that violent crime spree nchts new details about the stabbing at the downtown berkeley b.a.r.t. station. bat says there's surveillance video showing the victim arguing with the attacker. a man stabbed a woman on a b.a.r.t. escalator tuesday morning. the victims were taken to the hospital and treated for their injuries. b.a.r.t. police are still searching for the man

like every year on me tonight it takes part in the festival at those a quick grove the goddess ocean is said to have appeared here to a hunter in search of water the people who come here seek blessings and want to have their prayers heard by the goddess. the good thing that we have for what it was that. long lived c good thing as. we have nothing before today i was. on the tonight and her friends also see it as their task to change the image of their religion they share photos and videos on social media in order to reach out to other young people they even approached the nigerian film industry of its negative portrayal of the traditions. we are dealing. with a lot of people on the right i don't think the last good drug called the police. and other drugs are not in america to grab the only thing that can become or. close to your walk on. young and old all eventually make their way to the river to wash and give offerings from coal and outs to fruits and packaged food everything is offered to the goddess even a basket for. of adults the hope is that their prayers and thanks to the godde

the world boxing super series took place injeddah last september — where callum smith beat george groves title. amir khan also fought there last month. golfers on the european tour were called out for playing at the saudi international in february. the country is set to stage the richest horse race in history next year. with more than 15 million pounds up for grabs in the saudi cup. and, talks are said to be ongoing — to hold a race in the formula one calendar in the country. other countries, with alleged human rights abuses — have had to deal with criticism too, when hosting international sporting events. but in thejoshua ruiz rematch — the time of the fight could also cause a problem. saudi arabia is three hours ahead. a 9pm start here, would be midnight there. perhaps not ideal conditions forjoshua to win back those belts, in what's set to be the biggest fight of the year. o nto onto american football. not many would know about the european championships. they are taking place in leeds this week where four teams including britain well take part in a round—robin competition. reporter i

police say the same suspect robbed in insurance faces on harbor and garden grove boulevard. he stabbed one woman say police who survived our cameras were there. she was wheeled into an ambulance. 4 minutes later at 6 oh 9 at a chevron on harbor boulevard in banner. police say the suspect stabbed a man with a knife, its biggest a machete he survived the second right here include like she can break through his nose at 6.16 police say the suspect drove his silver mercedes to santa ana and rob the subway on west first street, a man who may have been an employee was killed. then at 6.25 just across the street from the subway on south harbor boulevard police say the suspect walked into a 7.11 and stabbed a security guard to death and took his gun seconds later plainclothes police took the suspect down the motive for the killings free robbery and hate. >>well stacey butler reporting police say the suspect lived in an apartment complex where the first 2 people were found dead. so they're looking into the possible connection between him and those 2 victims. we'll take a break it's 8.

from 9:00 to 4:00 at mary grove college. it is completely free and you do not have to be a mother, i believe. if you are an ally, you can come. i will be there. i expect all of you to show up mama summit. we are going to take several more questions. andll go two from this side two from this side. i am very concerned about what is going on on capitol hill with the current administration, where they are chiseling very slowly at the affordable care act. that is causing millions of people, probably 30 million people, they said 20 million thatpast february 2019, people had lost their insurance. now the federal court judge in texas is saying the affordable care act is unconstitutional. andcurrent administration the federal court judges across the nation and in various states are working to eliminate the affordable care act, which leaves a lot of people who are seriously ill, unable to be treated for their illnesses, uninsured and no insurance whatsoever. i do not know what the democratic party as far as legislators in the u.s. sen