they treat those guards as products, not humans. even those guards.tan and iraq and they came back. in my 30's, needs to bring younger guards, looked at them like younger brothers and sisters. i have seen many people change. amy: you re there when you were 19 and you were still there in your 30's. and the young people who were there who were the guards are the age you were when you first got there. >> yeah. when i -- when i saw the guards come back, many of them were mentally devastated. you know, when you see a broken soul, it is painful than anything. you know, even the pain that is your soul, it is worse than -- it's the most severe pain. i have experienced many pain -- beating, torture, you name it. but the worst thing i experienced, them that touched my soul. amy: i wanted to ask you about the hunger strikes. you participated in these for years and you were force-fed. >> you know, amy, were in a place we ted to survive. as i told you, we had only each other. and there is no way -- we tried to stop the torture, the abuses, the mistreatment. you kn

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coast guard small boat.is one of dozens of motorized vessels that they use to track down the drug runners. members of the coast guard drill how to board boats and subs with drugs and guns. the most dangerous seizures involve the coast guard tactical law enforcement team. >> it's very dangerous. >> reporter: frank florio commands one of the units. >> we'll chase them either until they break down or where our guys are actually shooting from a helicopter to disable their engines only. >> reporter: with mexican drug lord sandra guzman in a u.s. prison, u.s. prosecutors say venezuela's cartel of the son, which salisbury says is protected by the government, is now a major player. >> you're talking about unfettered access to collect, put dope-- put cocaine on a-- on a boat, and then start launching it into the caribbean. the venezuelans are laundering enough money to make sandra guzman and the mexican cartels blush. >> reporter: much of the seized cocaine ends up here in a heavily secured secret location. so how ma

as for thursday's deadline for air national guard members, oklahoma national guard officials were toldtional guard who remain unvaccinated, instead directed us to the governor's office. this is turning into a standoff, one that has a shoot yourself in the foot quality, particularly for members of the oklahoma air national guard and national guard who may be following state guidance here that is going to end their military careers regardless of whatever the governor says. i told you this was going to go badly. it's going badly. watch this space. h this space the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ feel stuck and need a loan? move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ move to a sofi personal loan. earn $10 just for viewing your rate — and get your money right. ♪ (vo) subaru and our retailers believe in giving back. that's why, in difficult times, we provided one hundred and fifty million meals to feeding america. and now through the subaru share the love

the society of the honor guard the tomb of the unknown soldier. we'll talk more about them in a little bit. but because we have this sort of society family connection, this is particularly meaningful to talk about this history and to talk about the capitol's history of the tomb of the unknown soldier. so, let me go ahead -- there we go. i want to take a step back and talk about how the capitol plays a role in our understanding of public life, public mourning and public memory. from some of the earliest designs for the capitol building there was this room you see pictured here, the crypt of the capitol designed to house the tomb for george washington. of course, many of you who have taken a capitol tour or listened to some of our other webinars know it is an empty tomb for george washington. but from its earliest conception, this was a place of somber reflection on the lessons we can learn from george washington. and i think it's an important way to understand the capitol, as jane mentioned, as our temple of democracy that, not only is this a place

guard for law enforcement purposes?. >> what is the name of the school that you attended? >> it was the basic boarding officer course and then following extra classes with it. but it was at the maritime law enforcement training center. >> where was that located? >> charleston, south carolina. >> okay. did you serve in the coast guard? >> i did. >> what were your dates of active duty? >> march of 2007 to june or july of 2016. >> okay. in general, did you have duties other than law enforcement type duties in the coast guard? >> yes. >> can you name the category of the type of duty that you had? >> yeah, so, my rating of my average job and i was a machinery technician, i was a mechanic. my 9:00 to 5:00, you would call it. >> okay. did other than going out and doing law enforcement type things did you do any search and rescue type operations, as well? >> yes. >> is that part of the coast guard practice that you had in addition to law enforcement and doing mechanic work? >> yeah, that was it. >> okay. so, let me ask you, wha

while the private security guard died at oakland's highland hospital earlier this morning. >> the guard he was shot on wednesday. he was then taken to the icu where he was said to be in stable condition. however, this morning we're learning he passed away because of a gunshot wound. now, the shooting happened just before 1230, wednesday afternoon in oakland. it occurred near the intersection of 14th and harrison mets near the 12th street bart station and lake merritt. the armed guard was with one of our kron 4 news reporters. this is a video of the scene captured they were covering a story in oakland about a recent smash-and-grab break in at a business in the area while they were doing their job. someone attempted to steal our reporters camera equipment. the armed guard was shot in the lower abdomen. our reporter was not physically hurt. the armed guard was a former police officer and it is common practice for bay area television stations, including kron 4 news to send our crews out with security guards while covering stories in the past. the bay area news stations have been targeted fo

it's a way to defund the national guard if they don't get vaccinated.get their bonuses or tuition benefits done, over so instead of bully, why don't you talk to them ask. >> i agree, the bowling approach have less people vaccinated. if i ask you and convince you and influence you, maybe you will get it but by demand it, there will be pushback and we've seen that. liz: still to come as we are coming up to the bottom of the hour, justice department stonewalling house republicans on the fbi using counterterrorism and criminal unit investigating parent as domestic terrorists. he hearing, he wouldn't know about her policy positions if you only watch msnbc again and again and again focusing only on identity politics keeping you in the dark. keep it here on the evening edit. ♪♪ for being a communist and the attack she was as you just heard her say. she came to the u.s. university is becoming less citizen. liz: not because of where she's born, what you -- show her position, what you call someone who wants central bank to take over all of your bank account and w

guard for law enforcement purposes? >> yes. >> what's the name of the school that you attended? >> it was the basic boarding officer course, and then following extra classes with it but it was at the maritime law enforcement training center. >> where was that located? >> charleston, south carolina. >> did you serve in the coast guard? >> i did. >> what were your dates of active duty? >> march of 2007 to june or july of 2016. >> in general, did you have duties other than law enforcement type duties in the coast guard? >> yes. >> can you name the category of the type of duty that you had? >> yeah. so my rating, my average job was i was a machinery technician. i was a mechanic was my 9 to 5, i guess you would call it. >> and other than going out and doing law enforcement type things, did you do any search or rescue type operations as well? >> yes. >> is that part of the coast guard practice that you had in addition to law enforcement and doing mechanic work? >> yeah, that was it, yeah. >> so let me ask you, what are the ty

guards from belarus?> now, we're talking only about the teitory of poland. we cannot approach the border at all. no one can apart from the border guards. brent: are you concerned that polish border guards would harm these people if they cross the border, is that what youe saying? >> yes, it's not that i'm afraid of, i know it happens. i know the stories of people who i meet that tell the stories they tell that several times they have been hurt by the polish border guards. brent: and in your opinion, then, what should the european union and the international community be doing? what is their responsibility? you have heard from people from the polish government that this is about protecting the boer. >> yes, but european union is about solidarity and without solidarity, we cannot cope with this humanitarian crisis. our government may say something totally different, but we know what the situation is over there. there are people dying. the weather is becoming worse and worse and there are people dying alread

the gunman ordered the news crew and their guard to get on the ground. shots were fired and the guard was hit. >>> police are asking businesses in the area to check their surveillance video for any clues. kpix crews have worked with this particular guard in the past and our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family . >>> i am anne makovec . let's take a live look at union square in san francisco where things are quiet this afternoon. tomorrow is black friday. there is some concern. organized crime rings store merchandise from department stores and smaller businesses. many times when they were open, including a series of smash-and- grab robberies in union square last week today the mayor is assuring people that it will be safe. >> retina we have cleaning crews. we have police officers and ambassadors all over the city. we are prepared we are going to be on high alert. >> police and security presence will also be heavy across the street in san jose. armed guards and store entrances and patrolling on foot as falls park in the quad vehicle at both mal

was a few moments later shots were fired and the guard was hit. no one else was physically injured. the police are asking businesses and people who were in the area to check their surveillance video for clues. there is also a $7500 reward. >>> kpix crews worked with that guard numerous times in the past. our reporters describe him just as the nicest guy. tonight, of course, our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family. >> turning now to our weather. if your thanksgiving plans are in the bay area tomorrow you are going to be treated to some picture-perfect weather. >> let's bring in paul hagan with the first look at the thanksgiving forecast. >> it is looking good. chilly start away from the bay. temperatures dipping down to the 30s. warming up quickly. let's take a look at the hour by hour forecast for thanksgiving day. if you have plans to burn calories before you undo all of that work later in the day, a lot of turkey trots and burns, that is the one i am doing tomorrow morning, if you see someone struggling along in a texas a&m hat say

a private security guard shot and rushed to the hospital.d been working with a local tv news crew when someone opened fire. this all happening in downtown oakland. >> and this is a shooting that hits close to home for us, and every other tv station because we use these guards here in the bay area, many who are retired cops, to help protect us. oakland is reaching a boiling point. a lot of people in various neighborhoods feel unsafe. >> nbc bay area's cheryl hurd shows us how the city is now responding. >> reporter: tonight, there's a 17,500 dollar reward for information that can help oakland police catch the person or persons who shot a private security guard in oakland. the shooting happened here at 14th and webster in front of prime 356. a reporter and guard were there to interview the store owners about a smash and grab involving some 30 people monday night that was captured on a surveillance camera. the owners came back to the store today for a food giveaway, when thieves arrived with guns blazing. >> somebody rolled up. said get down, h

. >> guard is listed in stable condition at high land hospital after the shooting around lunchtime. just behind me is one of the stores hit in the bay areas' recent string of smash and grabs prime 356 a boutique burglarized twice in the past month. the break-in happened on monday night. but today just before 12:30 a news crew was here to cover the burglary when an armed robbery crew pulled up. i spoke with two eyewitnesses who did not want to appear on camera, they say the gunman ordered the news crew and their guard to get on the ground and it was just a few moments after that that shots were fired and the guard was hit. now oakland police have not released any details on the shooting other than to say that the guard was hit in the stomach and no one else was injured. >> as you know it has been an extremely violent week. we are asking if you are in the area, have a business or live nearby, to please check your surveillance footage as you may have captured the crime before, during or after it occurred. >> reporter: the guard who was shot worked for star security the same agency used

that are within the guard units. and so we're actually looking at a smaller number of people who could be as a, could assist with this. but also when i'm talking about the u. s. military, i'm talking about giving this problem the attention it deserves. this is not something i believe is really best set up for the guard to handle. this is something where i say president biden should have an executive order. worked with the department of defense, the secretary to fans, and say last allocate the necessary men women and equipment to get those containers unloaded off those ships, get those containers out of the ports. the big problem, no one's talking about, is there several 100000 containers sitting right there in the ports to day. so they're actually running out of room to bring off containers input into the board. so we've got to clean that backlog out and being able to leverage military equipment to do this and allow these trucks to operate on the roads, which they're normally not allowed to do except in dimes, of nat

the security guard was there with the camera crew. that store was hit by about 30 people late monday night. you see the dramatic video. they rushed in, grabbing everything that they could. the news crew today was covering that same exact story, and they were covering a turkey give away set up by the owners of the store. now we got an interview with one of the owners, and another man who just happened to be there at the time of the shooting. >> god bless him and his family. hopefully he's going to pull through okay. but he got shot for no reason. the dude didn't even take the camera. it was senseless. senseless attempt on multiple people's lives. a woman was there, she was shot at. >> it has been an extremely violent week. we are asking, if you are in the area, have a business or live nearby to please check your surveillance footage, as you may have captured the crime before, during or after it occurred. >> reporter: now these types of crimes have been plaguing our industry for months, probably years. our own news crew was held up at g

>>> right now at 4:30, a security guard shot while on the job. new details about the attempted robbery of a tv news crew, and the way oakland leaders plan to address the city's violence. >>> a rise in crime has many shoppers on edge ahead of black friday. the key things to look out for before you swipe your credit card. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning, it is 4:30. thank you so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper in for laura garcia today. >> and i'm marcus washington. we want to say happy thanksgiving to you all. thank you so much for making us part of your early morning. we have a lot to get to, including that breaking news. what's it looking like. >> a sad way to start out a thanksgiving morning. an earlier crash being reported and this was actually, you know, coming in via siege, you can see the hard closure there. this is a sig alert in the belmont area, northbound highway 101. this entire stretch that you see here is closed. as of right now, pd is estimating a 30-minute time line until it reopens once again. but for now, again

that are within the guard units. and so we're actually looking at a smaller number of people who could be as a, could assist with this. but also when i'm talking about the u. s. military, i'm talking about giving this problem the attention it deserves. this is not something i believe is really best set up for the guard to handle. this is something where i say president biden should have an executive order work with the department of defense, the secretary to fans, and say last allocate the necessary men women and equipment to get those containers unloaded off those ships, get those containers out of the ports, the big problem, no one's talking about is there several 100000 containers sitting right there in the ports to day. so they're actually running out of room to bring off containers in put into the for. so we've got to clean that backlog out and being able to leverage military equipment to do this and allow these trucks to operate on the roads, which they're normally not allowed to do except in times of national

to come and pick them up or for the coast guard to ask the turkish coast guard to them up.are simply there as spotters and facilitators. they also were very surprised september of last year to be indicted and they also have absolutely no idea where they have done wrong. these are very serious charges being leveled, purges of trafficking and espionage which could land people life imprisonment sentences. i have been told by the lawyer representing him that looking into the evidence presented by the prosecutor, many of these charges don't stand up. for example, one of them accused is the swimmer from syria who was at the time and 23 years old, volunteering with the rci. he told me that on many of the times and dates when she was supposed to have been in less posts breaking the law, she was in germany applying to university. there seem to be some serious problems. >> thank you. ♪ >> let us bring in our guest, a senior campaigner on migration at amnesty international and cambridge -- in cambridge, a journalist and researcher focusing refugees and far righ . movements in greece.

the members of the oklahoma national guard and the national guard and all the states the members of thery. that applies to them. saying we're in oklahoma so we don't believe it applies to us. that doesn't work in federal law and civilian life. it really doesn't work in the united states military. today the department of defense didn't mince words about how the vaccination status of oklahoma national guards men is not the states call. pentagon spokesman saying the secretary of defense has the authority to require these vaccines for all members of the force. quote including the national guard. quote it is a lawful order. so, again i want to put this on your radar. this may become a big deal and a worrying deal very quickly. how does this get resolved? both sides are armed. if both the oklahoma national guard and the defense department refuse to back down on this, how does this resolve? what happens after that? especially when all the other republican governors are around the country decide they are going to do this and defy lawful u.s. military orders. house does that resolve? do we have

that's left a security guard critically hurt.th cook. he was shot while guarding a local news car covering yet another robbery. kpix5 wilson walker begins the team coverage from oakland. >> guard is listed in stable condition at high land hospital after the shooting around lunchtime. just behind me is one of the stores hit in the bay areas' recent string of smash and grabs prime 356 a boutique burglarized twice in the past month. the break-in happened on monday night. but today just before 12:30 a news crew was here to cover the burglary when an armed robbery crew pulled up. i spoke with two eyewitnesses who did not want to appear on camera, they say the gunman ordered the news crew and their guard to get on the ground and it was just a few moments after that that shots were fired and the guard was hit. now oakland police have not released any details on the shooting other than to say that the guard

it was a few moments later when shots were fired and the guard was hit. no one else was injured. >>> police are asking businesses in the area to check surveillance video for any clues. there is a $7,500 reward. >>> kpix crews have worked with that guard numerous times in the past. reporters describe him as the nicest guy and thoughts and prayers are with him and his family this morning. >>> san francisco police released body camera video of a deadly officer involved shooting inside a residential hotel. warning, the video is hard to watch. video shows a man rushing with a knife before officers shot him. the 41-year-old died from his injuries. the incident began early friday morning at the covered wagon hotel where he lived in a city rented room. police were responding to a 911 call from a hotel employee who reported amani walking through hallways threatening people with a knife. according to the chronical, he had a history of mental illness and spent years serving as afghan interpreter for u.s. special forces. >>> coming up, what all these people were wait

security guard saw it happen. >> eight people run out to cars across the street. tried to stop one of them but they indicated they would be willing to hit me if they wanted to, so i backed off. >> reporter: across the street, $7,000 worth of sunglasses were stolen. police were patrolling malls around bay area, some closed early at 5:00 as precaution. orange barriers were placed in street to prevent this happening again. 80 people storming in and robbing thousands of dollars of good. security services in san jose is seeing increased call for guards, including stores and malls. we were there as they rolled out for night shift. >> visual deterrent, get the uniforms, maybe heightened police activity. >> reporter: they suggested to limit entry points and put a guard at doors still open. >> people think cameras replace security officers but doesn't replace the persona we give off but says i'm serious about my property. >> reporter: spent the day shopping in san francisco, saying increased security helped. >> union square, every block police cars, motorcycles, bikes. >>

who died while guarding a bay area news crew earlier this week. he was shot by an armed robber who was attempting to steal camera equipment. max has more on how kevin went above and beyond to help those he was protecting. >> kevin made a difference in a lot of lives, as a police of, and as a is. to fetyanwell-b of others, including the team here and at other bay area news crews. >> he was part of the news family. the loss is tremendous. so he was the kindest man. >> he died a few days after he was shot in and attended armed robbery while working as a security guard for a news crew covering a story in oakland. journalists from every news station reacted on social media, sharing condolences, memories, and heartfelt wishes. >> we are feeling the loss. >> local news crews often work with security guards, and we get to know them very well. >> these security guards are standing next to us every single minute that we are on the story. >> he was always on his game, but also, he was always kind. one night after working together, he texted her your story tu

coast guard and the united states navy. they opened in kings point, new york, kings point academy is one of the most revered educational centers and it is the same academy as the naval academy or the army west point. and so we have that training center. if you look us up, you'll find some unique things about it which exist today. for basic training for the nonofficers, they opened training centers in florida, one in california, and one on the east coast near brooklyn, new york. they also had training schools for radio officers and the training -- some that i remember the most is hoffman island new york. they also intended to expand the merchant fleet and they were going to built 1500 new ships. we were in the war, but the war is waiting for it elsewhere, as you will see. and they were recruiting men 18 years and up in that period of time when that maritime service was established, but they needed more and more men as you will see to man these ships. and so they dropped the age to 16 years. 16 years. 16-year-old men. somethi

and these are presidential guards or should it, are that at our boss? do you think it was deliberate? because the reason i ask is because the, the un has a certainly come under attack in the, in the c r before. and there is a certain degree of resentment for the presence of foreign forces in, in an increasingly complex country. do you feel that this was deliberate and racist? bigger issues. well did the investigation will will explain everything. but what we say to day is there is no words to explain. what happened? it is, sir. there were peacekeepers in a un no vehicle. oh, clearly identified. and as a result of these shooting, 10 of them were injured. and there is no words for that. this is why you yesterday do you animation leadership, contacted the government to find out how to proceed. an airport every seeing her on the table and, and, and bring her lights to dis, unfortunate event. okay, and thank you so much for coming on the program. sent to explain this situation there. that's vladimir at montero joining us from bungie in the central african re

kevin worked as a private security guard with star protection agency. but before then, he worked as a police officer in hayward san jose and coma before retiring from the force kron four's gayle ong lot for us tonight in the newsroom talking to those who knew him best guild. you and i worked you many it's just a devastating loss. how are you feeling tonight? >> just devastated. jonathan kevin work with many of us here at kron 4, including myself and with other journalists at various stations. his former colleagues in law enforcement are remembering him as a hardworking kind family man that he was. >> this smile would light up room for sure. kevin ishida was known for his smile and generosity come in was such a he would give his shirt the back to anybody that needed it. he was always there for anyone for anything any time. sergeant don marchetti with the coma. police department work with shia in law enforcement for several years. first in san jose then in coma, i came here follow him. money. yeah, is is nice because here we've got to work more closely to

this is what the revolutionary guard is supposed to do for the country. they are a special unit that was formed just after the revolution, to look after iran's interests in the region. and this is what they are doing according to them. and the national consensus will attest. to that as well, but there is a sense this all can only go so far. they will come a point where these kinds of actions and maneuvers will have very, very serious consequences. and coming this close with the american navy in the seo vermont they, it will be seen as a very dangerous act. and regardless of who was at fault or how it started, it could have ended very, very badly. and that, that is, what worries i think most ordinary iranians is that in cases like this, it could go very wrong very quickly. yes. okay. at the door, sir. no, thank you very much indeed. and we've just learned in the last few minutes that that shape has now been released by the iranian national guards. let so speak now with patsy. co haines. she joins is on the line. no form washington d. c. a patsy. we have be

coast guard.ecame iced in and stranded for nearly a week while on their way home from a hunting trip in a remote part of alaska. new footage shows the coast guard dropping supplies to the stranded hunters prior to their rescue. no injuries reported. >>> remembering reggae pioneer terrence wilson. ♪ wilson, better known by his fans as astro, was a founding member of the band ub40. best known for hits like "red red wine" and "falling in love with you." wilson died after a short illness. he was 64 years old. >>> and powerful new images from the late general colin powell's funeral. members of all five branches of the u.s. armed forces honoring the first black chairman of the joint chiefs and first black secretary of state. laying him to rest in section 60 of arlington national cemetery. that's where most of the fallen from the iraq and afghanistan wars are also buried. >>> when we come back, "america strong." how a new york city marathon runner made a heroic comeback. how a new york city why hide your

that's his coast guard brain. that's his coast guard brain saying everything that i knew gave me the belief that a crime had been committed. escape. private citizen's arrest must occur immediately after the person trace of the offense, or in the case of felonies during escape. not every person is arrested at the moment they commit a crime. not every person is arrested by police because sometimes the police don't get there in time, but if they learn about the person and they have information about the person, escape can happen any time. escape can happen later. it doesn't have to happen right at the same time the crime is committed. there's no lou that says that. there's no time limit imposed. police would never be able to arrest anybody, and a citizen is in the same shoes as an officer when it comes to citizen's arrest. so, travis leaving his house decides he's going to follow. that's what he does. he pulls out after his dad crammed into the front seat with the kid seat there and he follows, and he watches, and he

let's guarding him to. this is awesome. throws up the 3 pointer.14 in the 1st half but said it did him 3 better scoring 17. this layup gave philly a 19 point lead and of the half. guard, jordan poole. is tabled drop of staff asked shot from half court at the buzzer. it's in for 3. fight back to trail by 9 at the half. >> 3rd quarter. steph. in transition. kicks it out gets it back. and that's what one thing and that 3 ties the game at 63 all time. but you see him. he thanked curry finds draymond looks for his to find andrew wiggins in the corner warriors lead by 3 after that tray wiggins with 9 in the 3rd. the past 2 months. this team is really impressive. 4th quarter staff now to want to anderson for the tough bucket inside and he's fouled wears retake the lead by 3 jta was not done either. take it to the rack for the huge slam. he is pumped up dubs up by 8 jta stole the show in that last quarter. a couple of minutes later, great ball movement by the warriors. pull misses the 3. you saw who followed it up again to anderson, huge 4th quarter for hi

the smell was so bad that guards wore masks when they visited.ds of detainees to ropes suspended from a steel ceiling beam and beat them now these detention centers operate without any oversight or accountability. because libya has largely been a failed state governed by worn militias, since president was disposed and killed during that arabs in uprising a decade ago. while the european union the cleanse the conditions in these camps, and denies funding them critics argue that they will not be able to operate without the support from the european union. the eu funds, sometimes funneled through, a group. to pay for the boats, and trucks that capture migrants. the buses that bring them to the detention center. and the showers and blankets that are waiting for them when they arrive. as ravina puts it, quote, some of those efforts make the prisons more humane. but they also help sustain a brutal system which exist largely because of eu policies that send migrants back to libya. ian or been a traveled to libya to report on that brutal system. he was c

security services in san jose is seeing increased call for guards, including stores and malls. there as they rolled out for night shift. >> visual deterrent, get the uniforms, maybe heightened police activity. >> reporter: they suggested to limit entry points and put a guard at doors still open. >> people think cameras replace security officers but doesn't replace the persona we give off but says i'm serious about my property. >> reporter: spent the day shopping in san francisco, saying increased security motor. >> rindefinitely. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> this was a swarm. bay area wide, and list growing. show you where it happened. san francisco, friday. walnut creek on saturday, then sunday alameda, hayward and san jose. tonight we've learned two businesses were targeted there late last night but alameda says one of the businesses, thieves didn't get away with anything because of the security measures in place. they're asking businesses to take action, install shatterproof film on the windows and motion sensor cameras, take high value items from the floor and install a

as of police officer, security guard, family man and friend . he dedicated his life to the safety and well-being of others including the team here at kpix 5 and other bay area news crews . >> he was part of our newest family and the loss is tremendous. >> he was the kindest man. >> he died on saturday morning, a few days after he was shot in attempted armed robbery while working as a security guard for a news crew covering the story in oakland. journalists reacting on social media, sharing their condolences, fond memories and heartfelt wishes. >> the entire tv market is feeling the loss. >> mobile news crews often work with security guards so we get to know them very well. >> the security guards are standing next to us every single minute we are on the story. >> he was always on his game and also he was always kind. when night after working together he texted her in the story turned out awesome and i give it five stars. >> he was a kind and generally a caring person. >> kevin was so unfailingly kind. >> andria borba recently worked a long shift

a camera equipment, a guard assigned to that reporter while covering that story earlier this afternoon shot in the lower abdomen. and last hour we learned the guard is now out of surgery and is in stable condition at oakland's highland hospital. our reporter was not injured in the shooting. it happened just before 1230 this afternoon near the intersection of 14th and harrison that's near the 12th street bart station along with lake merritt. this is video of that scene shot by that reporter after witnessing that horrific scene of the guard being shot. she managed to still do her job record the scene as it was still unfolding. you see the very large police response to the shooting as well. you also see officers combing through the neighborhood looking for information. our reporter who we are not naming was in oakland covering a recent smash-and-grab break in at a business in that area when the shooting happened. our reporters saying multiple shots were fired during this incident. now it is common practice for bay area television stations, including us right here at kron. 4 news to send o

it has spent at least $3.9 million on the libyan coast guard.rganizations or perhaps elsewhere at the united nations to try to get the eu to reverse course than what it's doing now? >> there is. there's a lot of pressure from within the e you recollect, everyone from parliamentarians as well as only two weeks ago there was a coalition of lawyers in europe that filed papers for the international criminal court seeking to get the icc to investigate the detention system, which the u.n. itself described as engage in the crimes against humanity. so there are strong voices from within europe and elsewhere trying to pressure the e you recollect to rethink its role in this sort of abusive system. at the same time, there are strong forces -- xenophobic forces largely that are attempting to sort of continue with this path and sort of build this invisible wall across the mediterranean to block migrants from arriving to europe. so the jury's out as to what will happen, but there's real resistance. >> let me ask you, since you were on the ground there, and a

moments after that that shots were fired and the guard was hit. now, oakland police have not released any details on the shooting, other than to say that the guard was hit in the stomach, and no one else was injured. >> as you know, it has been an extremely violent week. we are asking if you are in the area, have a business, or live nearby, to please check your surveillance foodage, as you may have captured the crime before, during, or after it occurred. . >> reporter: a precaution that it was started years ago after a string of robberies targeting television news crews. we're here in oakland, wilson waukesha, kpix 5. >> the guard shot does work for star security. same company that kpix 5 partners with for our security. our crews have worked with this very guard in the past, and we extend our best wishes to him and his family. >> absolutely. >>> now to the latest details. within the past hour, suspects arrested for robberies in san francisco's union square went before a judge. max darrow is live in san francisco with more of the details for. max.

the coast guard helicopter required one more ship board refuelling stop to return. once the aircraft landed at s.f.o., captain goudreau assisted in the transport to san francisco general hospital until the transfer of care approximately nine hours after the emergency call was first received and after sometime in the i.c.u., the patient was released and was last reported to be recovering further at home. quite miraculous, captain goudreau. quite miraculous. and don't laugh at me anymore, chief nicholson. >> i will not. i apologize, president feinstein, but i would like captain goudreau to speak. but yes, it was intraosseous and [indiscernible]. >> president feinstein: what does that mean, chief nicholson? >> i'll let captain goudreau takeoff with it, but it means that the person was unconscious. captain goudreau, sister? >> thank you for that. i appreciate that. i have to thank the coast guard for making the amazing rescue, and they were all consummate professionals and very good at what they did, and it was far outside their normal operation. i'm honored to part of

the armed guard will be there as will the u.s. maritime service. they are going to honor us with the dedication of the medal that we're about to receive. and a is a louis my brothers, my sisters in arms. i say if you are moved in any way by what i told you, i ask you to find an american merchant marine. they are alive, we keep dieing on them and there is not enough members left. as i wrap this up i will say my final words are this. when you are with others will you tell them about us? will you ask them to visit the world war ii memorial in washington dc. tune in to find out what goes on in our lives, and say to whoever you're talking to, that we gave up our yesterdays for their tomorrows. god bless the united states of america, and god bless you for tuning in today. >>> weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast. we will bring you the late nest nonfiction books and authors. >>> we are creating wifi enabled lists so students from flow income families can get the tools they need to be ready. >> comcast supports c-span 2 as a public service. >> yo