first, can y respondo the arrest of daniel hale? think i can't comment on this case but what i can say yet another is escalation of the war r on the press by the trump administration. donald trump has taken the war on the press that george bush and barack obama started and is now escalated by noland -- beyond anything we have seen. the justice department under trump has been so thoroughly politicized that they are going after every possible whistleblower and reporter and any kind of leak they can find in order to silence the press and silence whistleblowers who are trying to reveal the truth about both the national security state and other aspects of the trump administration. amy: can you explain why it is you think he was arrested now? what they're alleging happened something like five years ago under the obama justice department, which decided not to charge daniel hale. >> that is why i am sayingng i ththink this is papart of trum's escalation of the war on the presss beyond anything we have seen before. going back over every poss

well he's thirty one years old his name is daniel hale and he's a former u.s. intelligence official and member of the national security agency and apparently he is facing up to fifty years in prison for leaking classified government information he was arrested in nashville tennessee now the indictment against him says that he revealed information to an unnamed reporter the name of that reporter is not disclosed in the indictment but that he gave that information over to this reporter who then published it in their book and that this material was related to u.s. anti-terrorism activities and warfare strategy now at this point many people are looking over the info in the indictment and seem to believe that it winds up with information that was given to the intercept which is an online publication and to jeremy scahill now that is not being confirmed at this point the intercept is not confirming that but some people some people are seeming to speculate that that's the case let's review what the intercepts said when asked about whether or not this was their source

a breakdown in trust left to alex hales being left out of the england world cup squad.y ban after he was given a 21 day ban after an off field incident reported to bea after an off field incident reported to be a positive test for recreational drugs. patrick gearey reports. this is the start of one of english cricket's biggest summers. beyond ireland and then pakistan lies a world cup. 0pening batsmen alex hales ought to have been in ireland and the key part of england was plans. he has been dropped for an off field incident, reportedly a positive test for recreational drugs, something eoin morgan believes undermines the culture he has been trying to build. there's been a complete disregard for these values. and there has been a complete breakdown in trust between alex and the team. and everybody in the senior players' meeting agreed that the best decision for the team and the culture, moving forward, was for alex to be deselected. it is not the first time on wanted attention has followed him. he was involved but not charged over a now infamous incident outside a bristo

england's director of cricket ashley giles has admitted that alex hales would still be part of the englandhis suspension not become public. it was initially said that hales was taking time away from the game for "personal reasons", until a newspaper reported he was serving a 21 day ban for recreational drug use. ifa if a story had them broken publicly on friday, he would still be here. that had not broken. what anybody thinks that is wrong or right, that is the way it had to be. we have to face that when this story broke publicly, the effect of that breaking is what led us to the point where we are now. but you have been in the game long enough, you played it, you also been in the management capacity to know that when stories are kept underwraps, capacity to know that when stories are kept under wraps, it capacity to know that when stories are kept underwraps, it is capacity to know that when stories are kept under wraps, it is very difficult for them not to emerge. well, that might be the case, but that doesn't take away our responsibilities from a confidentiality point of view. we ta ke

but it is also emerged the team management wanted to include hales only changing their minds when news of the suspension became public. if the story hadn't broken absolutely alex or probably still be here everyone of us could argue about whether wrong but i can't talk about specifics in any case. if there is a process in place. to bury a body. we'll finish with one of the most unlucky sports the hands we've ever seen this is the major league baseball game between the l.a. dodgers and the san francisco giants dodgers supported tries to catch the ball fails and these chips. catchers crash at the same another bull heads into the stands the same fan tries to catch it fails again and this time he loses it spits a lot sure the woman sitting in front of him was too impressed. and we're. coming up again later thanks very much peter while you've been watching the al-jazeera news all of it of a full half hour of news on the other side of the break until it from me on the team thanks for your time and your company. to. cut you. just. may on al-jazeera. as the world's biggest democracy goes to the

well at this point we understand that thirty one year old daniel hale a former intelligence official for the national security agency has been arrested in nashville tennessee he is now facing charges that could land him up to fifty years in prison now according to the indictment essentially they're alleging that that he handed over information to a reporter this was information regarding the u.s. drone strike program and that this reporter then published it in their book and that this information is classified u.s. government information was made available to this reporter who then made it public now it is not clear in the indictment no reporter is named to the name is left out many observers seem to believe that apparently the record does match that of the intercept of the newspaper of the intercept of the online publication and jeremy scahill and that the book in reference is the drone papers which is a book that jeremy scahill published now the out that has neither confirmed nor denied that that is the case and that this is their source let's review some of what has been revealed

but it is also emerged the team management wanted to include hales only changing their minds when news of the suspension became public. if the story hadn't broken absolutely alex or probably still be here everyone of us could argue about whether that's right or wrong but i can't talk about specifics in any case. if there is a process in place. to bury a body. we'll finish with one of the most unlucky sports the hands we've ever seen this is the major league baseball game between the l.a. dodgers and the san francisco giants dodgers supported tries to catch the ball fails and these chips. catchers crouch and then another bull heads into the stands the same fan tries to catch it fails again and this time he loses it spits a lot sure the woman sitting in front of him was too impressed and will leave it there for most sport coming up again later. thanks peter he watched the al-jazeera news hour with me cell robin ali but if i was up next of a full half hour until like you say with us. maine on al-jazeera. as the world's biggest democracy goes to the polls we focus on the economic challenge

david hale reality winner and terry will be our all in prison because of you is it incompetence or are you compromised the fact is nobody really knows who's working for who here we know that hale was being paid by the state so it's undeniable he's had some kind of said you know what they're going to say the jeremy scahill exposed to the drone war and and glenn greenwald who old who has refused to come on this. that these people want to support a power final against the bow and i think that's i think you're right about that it would be the one thing i learned when i was an m.p. is any complicated plan is going to fail because theory is far more effective than conspiracy theory lebed a big bag you. this week the u.k. parliament debated whether to give british soldiers immunity from prosecution for crimes in the north violent but with a new film exposing alleged british government involvement in a plan for a massacre at a catholic primary school is the government initiative about concealment inclusion rather than justice joining me now is sean mari director of the new film quite grave tha

england coach trevor bayliss feels batsman alex hales can come back to the team ‘stronger and betterr a reported second failed test for recreational drugs — but bayliss feels hales can still have a future with the side. it has been related to him that it is not the end of the road. he has been an important part of the one they set up for a number of years and there is no reason why he cannot be going forward. leeds rhinos have sacked head coach david furner after just 1a league games. furner took over during the winter but leeds furner took over during the winter but leeds have struggled since his arrival. they are third —from—bottom of super league afterjust four league wins this season . richard agar will act as interim head coach until a permanent replacement is found. james haskell has announced that he's to retire from rugby union at the end of the season, after a fantastic 17 year career. haskell was capped 77 times by england — winning 3 six nations titles — but has been plagued by injuries since joining northampton saints last year. the 34—year—old flanker spent most of his c

power so daniel hale who is the person who could be going behind bars potentially the same as genocide want to get to share a cell with 9 years of yes they say we're going to give him 10 years for a series of different crimes that they are alleging which adds up to 50 john kiriakou former cia whistleblower goes went to jail says serious question for the intercept or we should say e-bay backs the money for his says do you secretly work for the f.b.i. . david hale reality winner and terry will be our all in prison because of you is it incompetence or are you compromised the fact is nobody really knows who's working for who here we know that hale was being paid by the state so it's undeniable he's not some kind of so no one is going to say the jeremy scahill exposed of the drone war and and glenn greenwald who although he's refused to come on this show that these people want to support a powerful against the bow and i think that's i think you're right about that it would be the one thing i learned when i was an m.p. is any complicated plan is going to fail because up there is far more eff

england's national cricket team coach feels batsman alex hales can come back to the team stronger and was dropped from the world cup squad after a reported positive recreational drugs test, can still have a future with the side. england continue their preparations for the tournament on home soil with a one—day series against pakistan starting tomorrow. the players we have got in the team have really made strides in their culture that they have tried to stick to. unfortunately, it was decided that alex did not quite get it right. but we are more than helpful that he will come back stronger and better than ever. do you think he has a place in this england team in the future? definitely. that has been related to him, that it is not the end of the road. he has been an important part of this england one—day set up for the last number of years and there's no reason why he can't be. it's been a very bad day for the british number ones. bothjohanna konta and kyle edmund were knocked out of the madrid 0pen — a key tournament on clay ahead of the french open, which starts later this month. jim

cricket captain owen morgan has revealed it was the players who are asking for trouble batsman alex hales to be left out of their world cup squad morgan says a breakdown in trust occurred after hale's was banned for recording two positive tests for the use of recreational drugs the captain believes such actions showed complete disregard for the values and standards of the team. this is created. a lack of trust between alex and the team. together on. saturday we got together as a group of senior players to discuss the effect that the news coming out would have on the team in the culture and all agreed that the best decision for the team in the culture was from x. to be disliked and will finish with one of the most unlucky sports the hands we've ever seen this is the major league baseball game between the l.a. dodgers and the san francisco giants dodgers supporter tries to catch the ball fails. catchers are out of. another ball heads into the stands at the same fair and tries to catch it fails again and this time he loses its. not sure the woman sitting in front of him was too impressed tak

it might be haling later on. >> reporter: what do you think of this rain?e weather may have kept some racecourse spectators away especially over the grueling hey street hill. >> with the rain, there is less supporters and partiyers to keep you motivated. you had to really just fight through and cheer each other on. >> reporter: 22-year-old gabriel geehee was the men's winner at 35 minutes and one second. caroline rotich finished at 39 minutes and 28 seconds for the women. >> we spotted some pandas on the loose. an order of tacos, some high five agjudge ruth bader ginsburg and the batmobile. >> the city streets are safe. we're good. >> reporter: here in the panhandle this is where it becomes less of a race and more of a party. security teams enforced the no alcohol rule on the racecourse. confiscate skating booze and tossing it. by midmorning the rain tapered off and the sun came out. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> new developments now on that drop kick attack on arnold schwarzenegger. he says he's not pressing charges are. it happened yest

computers hale was indicted under the espionage act on 5 charges related to the theft or tension and transmission of classified information each of those charges carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison the press freedom as an organization reporters without borders has sharply criticized the arrest arguing if you represents a direct threat to investigative journalism with more now on the story has caleb. many observers are noting that the information provided in the indictment seems to indicate that it's possible he could be the person that leaked information to the intercept and reporter jeremy scahill that was later published in his book the drone paper's however the intercept has refused to confirm or deny that this was indeed their source this is what was said by the intercept the intercept does not comment on matters relating to the identity of anonymous sources these documents detail the secrets on accountable process for targeting and killing people around the world including u.s. citizens through drone strikes they all revised to limp since the alleged whistleblower fa

leaking sensitive information about washington's covert train more fair program to the media daniel hale who was arrested on thursday served as a language analyst for the air force between 292013 in 2011 he was also assigned to work for the national security agency and given top secret security clearance it's alleged that during that time he established communication with a reporter and provided him with documents stolen from n.s.a. computers hale was indicted under the espionage act on 5 charges related to theft retention and transmission of classified information each carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison the press freedom organization reporters without borders has sharply criticized the arrest arguing it represents a direct threat to investigative journalists with more now on the story his caliber open. many observers are noting that the information provided in the indictment seems to indicate that it's possible he could be the person that leaked information to the intercept and reporter jeremy scahill there was later published in his book the drone paper's however the inter

eoin morgan says alex hales should com plete eoin morgan says alex hales should complete disregard forrt of arbitration dismissed her appeal againstan arbitration dismissed her appeal against an iaaf rule that says she would have to take medication to reduce her amounts of testosterone. a woman who caught hiv through her haemophiliac husband has told the infected blood inquiry doctors persuaded her husband to take contaminated medicines. the inquiry has already heard heart rending testimony from several victims of the scandal, and today clair walton told her story. clair walton is the first of the family members to give her evidence here at the public enquiry. she said how she was infected through her husband. he was given contaminated blood products to treat him for his severe haemophilia. he was infected with hepatitis c and hiv and, as a result of that, infection, clair walton became infected with hiv. she told the enquiry he was never properly warned of the risks of these blood products and that in fact doctors had almost praised him for having so many antibodies in his system agai

day cricket captain owen morgan has revealed it was the players who asked for trouble batsman alex hales to be left out of a world cup squad morgan said the breakdown in trust occurred after hale's was banned for according to positive tests for the use of recreational drugs the caps and believes such actions showed complete disregard for the values and standards of the team. this is created. a lack of trust between alex and the team. together on saturday we got together as a group of senior players to discuss the effect but the news coming out would have on the team in the culture and all agreed that the best decision for the team and culture was frolics to be distracted doctors that porter say it's too early to know whether it will play for the club again the spanish goalkeeper is recovering in hospital after suffering a heart attack during a training session on wednesday the thirty seven year old only recently signed a new contract with the club but his future is now in the house. it depends on many things it will depend on the medication he will need to take also we need to wait for f

chris hale, thank you very much for your time today.rough. thousands are expected at stuart park over the weekend. miley cyrus unexpectedly joined mark ronson on stage and little mix are on tomorrow night. 0ur reporter is in stuart park and hopefully, the weather is going to be kind? good afternoon. so far, so good it is glorious sunshine in stuart park in middlesbrough. day two of radio one's big weekend. thousands of people are expected over the two days. 30,000 expected today and the majority are already inside. injust a today and the majority are already inside. in just a few minutes, mumford and sons will be on the main stage and it will be stormzy on the new music stage getting the party started. a real buzz around town and these tickets are being described as these tickets are being described as the willy wonka golden tickets of music. we have two people, grace and katie, what was the reaction like getting your hands on the so—called golden tickets? it was crazy because i know some of my friends are trying to get them. they were

leaking sensitive information about washington's covert drone warfare program to the press daniel hale who was arrested on thursday served as a language analyst for the air force between 292030 it's alleged 2011 while he was assigned to work for the national security agency and given top secret security clearance that all this happened it's alleged during the time that the he established communication with a reporter and then provided said reporter with documents stolen from n.s.a. computers hale was indicted on the espionage act on 5 charges related to the theft of the retention of the transmission of classified it. from asia he's one of those carries a 10 year prison term the press freedom organization reporters without borders though has sharply criticized his arrest arguing it represents a direct threat to investigative journalism with more on this story this weekend caleb maupin though. many observers are noting that the information provided in the indictment seems to indicate that it's possible he could be the person that leaked information to the intercept and reporter jeremy sc

hales was reportedly withdrawn for testing positive for recreational drugs.ce #we # we shall live in peace # we shall live in peace # the spectre of an old conflict still haunts this city. now, derry is trying to heal new wounds. the violence which led to the death of lyra mckee was orchestrated by so—called dissident republicans. they see themselves as part of a decades—old struggle against british rule in northern ireland. i would just say to them, lay down your arms. stop the whole thing. i would hope that they would take that on board. and this is the public face of modern day dissidents, a legal political party known as saoradh, irish for liberation, who oppose northern ireland's peace process. police say saoradh are the political voice of the new ira — with a significant overlap in the leadership of the two organisations. nobody wants you, nobody! now, the headquarters in derry have become the focus of a backlash. in the wake of lyra mckee's death, saoradh have had their account closed by twitter and have faced repeated calls from people to shut down th

coming up on sportsday on bbc news, the ecb say alex hales would still be in their world cup squad if his ban for recreational drugs hadn't been made public. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at ten. the prime minister says the case is closed after the defence secretary, gavin williamson, was dramatically sacked yesterday over leaked details from a national security council meeting. but today, opposition parties have stepped up their calls for a police investigation into whether the official secrets act was breached. gavin williamson continues to deny telling the daily telegraph about discussions over whether the chinese firm huawei should help to build the uk's 5g mobile network. our deputy political editorjohn pienaar is in westminster for us. after sacking gavin williamson for breaching the confidentiality of one of the government's most secretive committees, theresa may is clearly hoping she might have enforced some discipline on her famously ill disciplined government, may be asserted some authority for what remains of her premiership, if that's possible. if the prime mini

— but bayliss feels hales can still have a future with the side.art of the road, he is an important part of this set up for the last number of this set up for the last number of years. there no reason why he can't be going forward. leeds rhinos have sacked head coach david furner after just 14 league games. furner took over during the winter, but leeds have struggled since his arrival. they are third —from—bottom of super league afterjust four league wins this season. richard agar will act as interim head coach until a permanent replacement is found. james haskell has announced that he's to retire from rugby union at the end of the season, after a fantastic 17 year career. haskell was capped 77 times by england winning 3 six nations titles — but has been plagued by injuries since joining northampton saints last year. the 34—year—old flanker spent most of his career with wasps, where he helped win the rugby champions cup in 2007. london irish have prepared for their return to the premiership next season, by signing fly—half paddyjackson from french

we should all care what happens to daniel hale.is a precedent setting moment, not jujust legally, but morally, because this is not t e end. this is the beginning. and they wilill eventually c coe fofor other news organizations r they will scare media outlets from doing high-h-stakes nationl securityty reporting. it doesnsn't t matter what you k of any of these individual whistleblowers.. it d doesn't matter what yoyou k of the intercecept, but it does matter that t we all r recognize that this is an a attack on her basic rights to information about what the u.s. governmentnt does in our names and with our tax dollars. it matters that people who blblw ththe whistle e on crimes and wr crimes be defended, notot aband, c criminals ass valid or traitors. all of us must ask ourselves where we stand. history will remember our answers. amy: "why should care about trump's were on whistleblowers come go a new video by the intercept featuring jeremy scahill, cofounder of the intercept, who is joining us now live in the studio. also with us, p

and england captain eoin morgan said alex hales should com plete morgan said alex hales should completewill make his debut against ireland at malahide tomorrow. and caster semenya say she is considering retiring from athletics. it is after her appeal was rejected. more at 5:30pm. the canadian aerospace firm bombardier is putting its belfast operation up for sale as part of a reorganisation of the business. the company, which also has factories in morocco, is selling its entire aerostructures operation. bombardier employs around 3,600 people across several locations in northern ireland. the company said it is committed to finding the right buyer. 0ur ireland correspondent, chris page, is outside bombardier in belfast. just talk us through the significance of this announcement for northern ireland. it is a major moment forever really working here at bombardier but also for the wider economy in northern ireland. the firm is probably the most significant private sector employer in northern ireland. 3600 staff as you said. business leaders will tell you said. business leaders will tell you t

one of the world's top sperls is hales from novato.lama attends good shepard lutheran school. he is ranked 42nd in the world and appearing in the bee for the second time. you're probably wondering if he's nervous. >> i mean, i am nervous. i just kep it in. not like as nervous as most people are. >> >> i don't know what that word is, whatever he said. mark works with a coach via video chats and hopes to become the sixth bay area resident to win the national spelling bee. catch the action on espn. >> highway crews need something more powerful than a bulldozer to clear a roadway following a rock slide in colorado. take a look. engineers plan to use explosives to remove two giant boulders that block a highway near telluride. that would go for about $2.5 million in san francisco. the department of transportation shared these images. one weighs more than 8 million pounds. both tumbled on to highway 145 on friday. the impact destroyed the roadway. nobody was hurt. >> those are not boulderers. they are mountains. they look like it. new video s

to cricket and england coach trevor bayliss says batsman alex hales can come back to the team strongerrom the world cup squad after a reported positive recreational drugs test — can still have a future with the side. england continue their preparations for the tournament on home soil — with a one day series against pakistan starting on wednesday. the players that we have in the team have really made strides in their culture that they have tried to stick to over the last 12, 18 months. unfortunately it was decided that alex perhaps did not get it right but we are more than hopeful that he will come back in stronger and better than ever. if he has a place in the future, it might not be your problem but do you think he will? he has been told it is not the end of the road. he has been an important part of the team for a number of years and there is a place possibly for him going forward. bangladesh ran out comfortable eight wicket winners over west indies to claim a first win in the tri nations series that also involves hosts ireland. after winning the toss in dublin and electing to bat —

hale worked so much the trainer told me-- hale by the end was hello. and giving commands.hen: did the horse ever get spooked by the dogs or, like -- >> no, they never met each other. >> stephen: okay. >> no. but dog they had in "john wick" escaped once in times square at 5:00 in the morning ask went after one those of horses with the carts. >> stephen: the first dog-- >> i mean, it didn't go after it. we were doing a scene, and then the horse and the thing, and the dog went, "oh!" and it did a dog thing. it went after the-- oh, yeah, and then there was-- when we were in morok oh, yeah, there were the dogs and a lot of cats. so we had, like, cat chaos. >> stephen: are these trained cats or wild cats? >> these are wild cats with the dogs. so then we would be doing a scene and, "cat! cat! cat!" and the dogs were just like but the thing is with the dogs, you can't just grab the dog because if you -- >> stephen: right, because... exactly. you might actually make eye contact. yes, uh-huh. >> exciting times. >> stephen: yeah. we have a clip here. this is not the horse? what is th

also in mnk hale's navy. he not only made generations laugh and his co-stars could not keep a straight face.ne pr released a statement saying inart she was heart broken. he was 85ears old. >> legend in coedy. >> across so many generationsof one the best physical comedia ever on the creen. >>> it's more than 100 ye s old, but this morning a tree that onhe stood near t washington monument is no longer there. >> all the rain we've had caused the tree to topple over this weekend. look. it's on its side. there's a chance the mulberryk tree n named the witness tree can be saved even though the fall destroyed some of the tree's roots. park service is hopeful the roots can be replanted. >> won't be able to restore it to an upright storm. >> the national park service isn't sure the exact age of the tree but they know it was planted before the washington monument's dedication. that was in 1885. the plan is to keep the tree in about the same sp near the washington monument. i hope t can save it. quite an historica lndma

government maintains that daniel hale released critical information about military operations against, including terrorist ideas and identitiese who were screened because they were suspected of being involved in terrorism. he could be facing 50 years in prison. >> ed: trace, appreciate that report. new questions being raised as to whether facebook is doing enough to keep political and terrorist propaganda office platform. chairman of the subcommittee of counterterrorism. it is see you, congressman. >> thanks for having me. >> ed: what is your sense of where facebook is involved? >> an incredibly disturbing report that just came out good facebook often brags, when we have seen incidents about terrorist content on the platform, they brag that they had it under control, they have an ai platform that can deal with this, they have personnel allocated, and then we see problems like this, where 60% of terrorist content is leaking through their screen controls, and being amplified. it is a gigantic problem, and they have got to tell us what they are doing to solve this. we requested three wee

elizabeth hale is here. she took care of norah's melanoma. it can be done. first, today's eye opener at 8:00. >> u.s. making a new military move to challenge iran,en re forces to the middle east in response to the potential threats. >> it raises the long simmering feud with iran to a new level of confrontation. >> there is a sense of calm here after what residents tell us was an absolutely terrifying 48 hours. >> russian investigators say they're now looking into three possible causes for the disaster. inexperienced pilot, equipment failure and bad weather. >> buckingham palace announced the birth of prince harry and meghan markle's first child, it is a boy. >> over the moon. >> criticized, brought a bucket of kentucky fried chicken. >> i get i hammed it up a bit by eating some of the chicken. it was cold and wasn't wonderful. >> you know who hated it, the other people in the room who had to smell and watch an old man go to town on a bucket of chicken at 9:00 in the morning. just think about the poor intern who had to find a kfc at dawn and o

like what's going out here for these wales hales to be washingn the beach. >> they don't know the agesex of the whale. a necropsy will be performed tomorrow. >> building a better bay area can be done in many ways, big and small. abc7 news found some dedicated animal lovers who are teaming up with one east bay city. the goal here is humanely manage the overpopulation of ferrell cats in neighborhoods. so far a pilot project seems to be working. cornell barnard checked it out. >> reporter: you can find volunteer linda rogers most nights near the pittsburgh waterfront calling her cats for dinner. they aren't really hers, but she knows most of these ferrell or community cats by name. rogers and her husband founded project delta view cats, helping to humanely manage the city's feline overpopulation. dedicated feeding stations have loegs show up. >> ce girl. de a to the benefits of spaying and neutering the community cats and their pets. >> reporter: rogers and her volunteers are partnering with the city on the project, which involves catching the wild cats and humane traps and getting them

expects of us if i can start with you when just seeing this report about that rally in milan led by matt hale many how likely do you think it is that a lot of these far right stroke populous parties across europe will be able to form a functioning coalition a functioning bloc within the european parliament this is the most important question because this is the 1st time that we've seen these parties cooperating together usually they don't like each other they don't like to be associated with each other right wing nationalism has different shades and for a lot of these parties across europe they have tried over time to create a more mainstream image about themselves to be able to attract more. mainstream voters rather than the extremes so they have traditionally they traditionally didn't like to to cooperate with each other but this time i think they're trying to to put together something that's more transnational in order to be able to tackle the issue of europe all of them have and the european feelings and sentiments and public discourse is so that helps them but at the end of the day how m

they called 911 and that kicked off a search by the senate hale county sheriff's office and several other agencies, his body again was found sunday morning near the ritz carlton in half moon bay. an investigation is underway tonight after a body was found in the water near san francisco's pier, 39 officials received a call of a male body in the water just after 10 this morning. a police boat crew went in and pulled that person out right now the medical examiner's office is working to identify the man and determine the cause of death. >>the big story tonight it's already illegal to race in the streets or take part in those sideshows that persist despite efforts to shut him down right now one city is going a step further by going after the folks who. >>are attending the sideshows got force raaf lot has more on that story is live in san jose rob this just intensifies the crackdown it seems. >>well yeah they're going to try something new here are some of the cities in southern california have had some success at this as far as i know this is first bay area city to try this but inside san jose