senseless death. heartbreaking manwhooshhe was shocked and appalled and disgusted that this would happeninncisco some law students are on edge after a shocking act of vandalism at uc hastingswhoosha suspected killer in a stolen corvette.wait till you see the violent end to this high speed chase in arizona.you're watching kron four news in prime time. (pam) breaking news tonight out of the east bay. where a suspect is in a standoff with police.(steve) this all started with a police chase and ended in a crash... in berkeley.(pam) that's where we're joined tonight by kron-4's ella sogomonian. she joins us live on the phone. (steve) ella what do we know right now ella sogomonian is there, info

you never supported obamacare, but you were very critical of what was happenining in congres. can you talk about what did take place and then what is being talked about now -- not in the corporate media. almost no mention of single-payer this weekend. but among progressive politicians and activists? >> our group thinks we need to be moving forward from the affordable care act to single-payer, and not backward through repeal of the republicans wanted. we thought it was a very big victory this week and to block the republican plan. we think it is from people showing up at the town hall meetings, pushing senators and congressmen in purple states and making it impossible for the republicans to do a straight repeal, which is what the freedom party wanted and they had been talking about for the last, you know, seven or eight years. this was a victory, but there is still a lot more fighting to go. we are very heartened to see senator sanders and other politicians endorsing the idea of single-payer, certainly, within the medical community there is a tremendous amount of discussion and

we have seen clear evidence of that happenining.we've colollected casings linkig specific scenes of poaching in three different countries to sudan. narrator: in addition to cameroon, shell casings were found in the central african republic and chad, all linked to sudanese paramilitary and military groups. and these groups are also killing park rangers. sudan's military is alleged to have murdered six rangers in chad's zakouma national park in 2012. hutson: that murder was accomplished by a joint force of the sudan armed forces and the sudan central reserve police unit known as abu tera. the papark rangers, being good muslims, went out to pray one morning at sunrise, and this joint t force executed t them in a an infantry style. narrator: the rangers in zakouma are among the 100 or so rangers killed protecting elephants in africa each year. vira: these guys put their lives on the line, and many of them, until very recently, were operating with, you know, broken down rifles, no pensions, no mechanisms, no clear mechanisms in place to

and will not apply to domestic happenin statement expected to begin in the trial of penn state university. jury of seven women and five men picked yesterday to decide whether he put children at risk by his handling of complaints about then football coach jerry sandusky. during the trial, plan to call two former penn state employees to testify against their ex-boss. recently took plea deal for their role in handling of sandusky case. >>> trial for new jersey senator bob menendez will go forward. declined to hear senators appeal of construction indictment. acc charged with bribery, fraud. trial expected to begin in the fall. >>> now time to look at stories makingsen different counties ac our area. >> college campus community mourning the death of a student. died sunday after a skateboarding accident. served as organ donor. remembered for his kindness. >>> chester county, police in west township say they have identified the person responsible for a traffic a number of residents reported getting letters cars were caught or camera speeding. told to pay a fine. letters are fake and suspect is c

senseless death. heartbreaking manwhooshhe was shocked and appalled and disgusted that this would happenin san francisco some law students are on edge after a shocking act of vandalism at uc hastingswhoosha suspected killer in a stolen corvette.wait till you see the violent end to this high speed chase in arizona.you're watching kron four news in prime time. (pam) breaking news tonight out of the east bay. where a suspect is in a standoff with police.(steve) this all started with a police chase and ended in a crash... in berkeley.(pam) that's where we're joined tonight by kron-4's ella sogomonian. she joins us live on the phone. (steve) ella what do we know right now ella sogomonian is there, info from berkeley police department 1 person detained. second person shooting at the officers from the roof of a neighboring building. this crash happened following a pursuit in berkeley. (pam) now at 8. our other top story tonight.. hours before it was to take effect. a federal judge blocks president trump's second attempt at a travel ban.(steve)the executive order would have limited the issuing of

i think that is what they are looking at and some of these conversations that are happenin happening. but i think right now, they don't have the votes if this were to come before today. >> new mexico one congressman meadows changed his own rule a bit, let's hear from his most recent set of comments. >> we are making great progress. we are not there yet. we are willing to work as late as it takes tonight and hopefully at least make sure that any unresolved issues get some resolution. >> and one of the congressman's colleagues, jim jordan, republican of ohio, and he had some very strong words today. >> this bill was rolled out three weeks ago. we were told it was a binary choice. the only amendment being offered by leadership, no other amendments allowed to be offered. no witnesses showed up at the hearings. no witnesses allowed to testify. that is the kind of legislative process that supposed to happen they quit his country in the world? >> james: steve, your thoughts? >> i think the leadership is about five to seven votes short right now. they are working hard to bring people aboard.

are watching this in washington -- you make the rules, but you say they're preventing things from happeninpening. >> meghan: can ask you a question? mark meadows is going home to his constituents. a lot of people said they stopped the democratic republicans or republicans from attending to be democrats from getting this bill to go through. when you make of these freedom caucus people who care more about their purest ideologies then getting health care. >> bill: they were elected on that. i want people to support their country. i want people to vote what they feel is best for the folks they represent. here, it breaks down because that's not the final bill. you sabotaged your own party and the president by voting against a bill that was even close to being what the final bill would have. what you should have done, if you care about getting obamacare out of there is a said yes, this is the first step, now let's see what the senate will do. when the final bill comes out, then you vote. >> sandra: now they said they're going to move on and work on tax reform. >> bill: people will keep paying hi

radio host laura ingraham is with us, the author of the big agenda, we've got all of these leaks happeninpening, all of a sudden they happening with some of the intelligence are politicized, not all, there are a lot of good people there, but some. look at what lincoln did, look at what clinton did, time for the same actions by president trump? >> i was scratching my head when i learned and i know you were concerned about as well, there were a number of obama holdovers that remained behind after inauguration. part of it was the slow pace of the transition after they showed chris christie the door and brought the new team in, they were behind of the appointments, some of the democrats slow walking the appointments but they were behind a lot of the appointments. remember what happened in the nsa were to become a they stayed behind in key positions of the national security agency, one was document romanov, used to be head of the muslim students association back in college days, the other was ned the price. both of them were donors to the clinton campaign it was revealed later on. it made no s

the moment, the way the media and certain politicians are acting, it's just blackmail and bullying happenin happening. >> because you can't undue the brexit vote, don't you feel like you're fighting a losing battle here? >> absolutely not. it's about the negotiated package. we will leave, but no one knows what will happen in europe, much less in britain in 18 months time. we don't know if it will be the same europe we have now. how can you sail in this brexit ship with no life boats, no life jackets? you wouldn't do it. that's what i'm talking about, about us being on this pragmatic journey rather one that seems to be fantastical and quite insane. >> how do you feel about theresa may and the job she's done so far? you have got to give her credit for the fact she's been very straightforward, very clear in her message that she wants a hard brexit. >> she's sticking to a message, but unpick the message and there's nothing there. it doesn't have any details. the white paper was a disgrace. it was political. it didn't have practicalbalance mitigating negativity. i would say there's a lot of hard

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thamaybe that's what's happenin. brian: read the "wall street journal" today. direction in this investigation, for example if there is no collusion and there was surveillance. will they ever say it? if any of these story lines go to donald trump's direction, everyone gets panicked and focuses on process, democrats, anti-trumpers on the right or anyone on the left, has adam schiff ever given the president the benefit of the doubt as the nonpartisan ranking member where politics doesn't enter in? ainsley: i don't know. let us know what you think. also, president trump, he is not skipping a beat. he is working on healthcare reform. and see his tweets, is he really upset with some members of the freedom caucus in the house because they didn't pass repeal and replace. and this was his tweet. if representative mark meadows, jim jordan, and raul labrador would get on board we would have both great healthcare and massive tax cuts and reform. brian: this is a week after this whole he was showering praise in the freedom caucus saying they are friends of mine. then con ta