. >> on sunday september 4, book tv is live from hillsdale college in michigan. the best-selling author, talkshow host dennis prager on in depth. alive monthly call-in program. his recent book examines how the ten commitments are still relevant today. he writes about good and evil idealism and extremism, racism, the holocaust and other topics in his book think a second time point he contemplates the pursuit of happiness in happiness is a serious problem. in his 2013 book, still the best hope, he lays out why american vial values must trump in these critical times. >> it simple. if everyone lived by the ten commandments, you would not need one army or missile or policeman. you would not have to put locks on your doors. this is all humans need. it's amazing. >> he is taking your calls, emails, e-mails, tweets and text messages live on book tv in depth from hillsdale college in michigan sunday september 4 from noon until 3:00 p.m. eastern. >> here's a look of the books that president obama's reading the summer summer. the list includes two nonfiction titles, barbari

. >> on sunday, september 4th, booktv is live from hillsdale college in michigan with dennis prager on in depth. his recent book examines how the ten commandments are relevant today and writes about good and evil, racism, the holocaust and other things in this book. in his 2013 book, still the best hope, he lays out why he believes american values must triumph in an uncertain world. here is here from a los angeles time festival of books. >> if everybody lived by the ten commandments you would not need an army, a police man, no locks on the door. this is all humans need. it is amazing. sunday, september 4th from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern. >> up next on booktv on c-span2 investigative journalist seymour hersh talks about his newest book called "the killing of osama bin laden"challenging the facts made by the obama administration and others about bin laden's capture and death. >> host: let's start by talking aboutin

it's all happening at the hillsdale mall from 10:30 to 12:00.he event is free to attend. welcome back to the kron four news weekend. taking a live look outside from the bay bridge toll plaza. rebecca strom is here with what you need to know before you head out the door this morning. rebecca. >> rebecca: specially finland we're going to see didies today so it will be gorgeous hot summer day. places like the east bay >> marty:a warning from police about a person who shot a b-b gun at a pedestrian in san leandro. police believe it was fired from this vehicle. a 2013 jeep cherokee. the incident was captured by a surveillance camera. it happened near east 14th street and 159th ave. police believe the shooter might be as young as 13 years old. three others were also in the car. police believe a woman was driving it. police say the license plate begins with a seven. on the peninsula. >> marty:the two year old toddler who fell out a window of a foster city apartment complex has died. it happened at the water's edge apartment complex located on hillsdale

conversation] [inaudible conversation] >> on sunday, september 4, book tv is live from hills take hillsdale college in michigan. his most recent book examines how the ten commitments are still relevant today. he talks about good and evil, idealism and extremism, the holocaust and other topics in his book, think a second time. he can contemplates the pursuit of happiness and happiness is a serious problem. in his 2013 book he lays out why american values must triumph in an uncertain world. here he is from the los angeles times festival of books. >> it's very simple. if everybody lived by the ten commandments, you you would not need one army or one missile or any policeman. you would not have to put locks on your doors. this is all humans need. it's amazing. >> dennis will take your calls, e-mail, tweets and text messages sunday september 4 from noon - for easter and. >> margie, what are some of the books you have coming out this fall? >> yes, we are so excited. you know when it's an election year we like to really get into things and try to connect with all the people who are thinking what i

[applause] [inaudible conversations] >> on sunday, september 4th, booktv is live from hillsdale college in michigan with best selling author, radio talk show host and columnist dennis prager on "in depth," our live monthly author call-in program. his book examines how the ten commandments are still relevant today. he writes about idealism and extremism, racism, the holocaust and other such topics in "think a second time." in his 2013 book, "still the best hope," mr. prager lays out why he believes american values must triumph in an uncertain world. here he is from this year's los angeles times festival of books. >> it's very simple. if everybody lived by the ten commandments, you would not need one army, you would not need one missile, you would not need any policemen, you would not have to put locks on your doors. this is all humans need. it's amazing. >> dennis prager taking your calls, e-mails, tweets and text messages live on booktv's "in depth" from hillsdale college in michigan sunday, september 4th from noon to 3 p.m. eastern. [inaudible conversations] >> okay. good afternoon aga

. >>> on sunday, september 4th, booktv is live from hillsdale college in michigan with best selling author, radio talk show host and columnist dennis prager on "in depth." his most recent book examines how the ten commandments are still relevant today. he writes about good and evil, racism, the holocaust and other such topics in his book, "think a second time." 9 and contemplates the pursuit of happiness in "happiness is a serious problem." in his 2013 book "still the best hope," mr. prager lays out why he believes american values must triumph in an uncertain world. here he is from this year's los angeles times festival of books. >> it's very simple. if everybody lived by the ten commandments, you would not need one army, you would not need policemen, you would not have to put locks on your doors. this is all humans need. it's amazing. >> dennis prager taking your calls, e-mails, tweets and text messages live on booktv's "in depth" from hillsdale college in michigan sunday, september 4th from noon to 3 p.m. eastern. >> host: colleen boyle is a publicist at princeton university press. what

pesadillas de una madre, o de un padre se volvi realidad en este complejo de apartamentos del boulevard "hillsdale el tercer piso se cay el pequeÑito.. fue un accidente la madre fue testigo de todo. take vo y ocurri en solo un segundo. sabemos que a eso de las 8 de la maÑana con 6 minutos el sistema de emergencia recibi un reporte de auxilio desde este lugar pues el pequeÑo estaba tendido en el concreto. originalmente se crea que haba cado de un segundo piso pero rpidamente descubrieron que haba sido de un nivel ms arriba. el accidente alarmo a los vecinos quienes estaban desesperados esperando que llegara la ambulancia. y ahora lo nico que esperan que sobreviva.... take sot "que se recupere y que se cure del golpe que se dio... porque como es cemento." "the child was walking trought the common hallway in the building there is an open window, the child went to look out on the window and lean the screen and fall on the screen" con vo/sandra dice la vocera de la polica de foster city. un mujer y suhijito iban caminado por uno de los pasillos de estas unidades habitacionales cuando el beb, se acerco

we were at hillsdale high school in a ma day you where teams of volunteers packaged meals. a private company called dream dinner and a nonprofit, living the dream foundation, organized the event. >> all these meals, third to samaritan house, two-thirds of them will be sent to haiti. the total of 45,000 meals. >> both organizations hold meal packaging events in communities across america. >> up next. revitalizing bay area communities one-by-one. how the golden state warriors are delivering on a commitment to empower some of their biggest fans. >> other live look outside on a hot day. temperatures on the way up. drew tuma is up next with the forecast. >> coming up in sports, you'll hear from the star of last night's raiders wind, george atkinson iii, and gaylord perry has his statue unveiled. has his statue unveiled. as far as we ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, ar

responders said the child wasn't responsive when they arrived at the water's edge apartments on east hillsdale boulevard. a medical helicopter took the little boy to stamford medical center for treatment. this appears as just a tragic accident. >>> donald trump is once again the focus of controversy. today the republican nominee is refusing to back down from comments accusing from -- president barack obama of founding isis. >> i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. in fact i think we'll give hillary clinton the mvp. you get the mvp award. isis will hand her the most valuable player award. >> trump claims the u.s. troops withdraw from iraq and unleashed isis. hillary clinton responded on twis er anyone willing to sink so low so often should never be allowed to serve as our commander in chief. >>> americans are being encouraged to vote. >> at the bay area council of islamic installations training is underway and volunteers are mobilizing. christina live now in our news room. >> reporter: the local chapter of care says a quarter of a million muslims call the bay area the

we were at san mateo's hillsdale high school where groups packaged 45,000 meals.rivate company called dream dinners and a nonprofit organized the event. >> helping children in san mateo county who are food insecure and children in haiti who are malnourished and starving. >> 30,000 of the meals will go to haiti. the other 15,000 will feed families in san mateo county. >>> ahead, swimming with the sharks. check out an event where competitors try to do one alcatraz prison completed. >> temperatures are heading up. we'll check out the hot spots when abc7 news at 5:00 continues. now a look at what is ahead on world news 5:30. >> coming up, deadlyy@u floodinn the gulf coast and the worst is yet to come. plus, we're covering donald trump's new prediction of election-day cheating, and going for the gold. we're talking to katie >>> you're looking at something rarely captured on video. this is a fire toward or a fire-nado. firefighters captured the video near portland, oregon. fire-nados develop when wildfires develop their own winds and the winds generate a spinning vortex

we were at hillsdale high school in a ma day you where teams of volunteers packaged meals. a private company called dream dinner and a nonprofit, living the dream foundation, organized the event. >> all these meals, third to samaritan house, two-thirds of them will be sent to haiti. the total of 45,000 meals. >> both organizations hold meal packaging events in communities across america. >> up next. revitalizing bay area communities one-by-one. how the golden state warriors are delivering on a commitment to empower some of their biggest fans. >> other live look outside on a hot day. temperatures on the way up. drew tuma is up next with the forecast. >> coming up in sports, you'll hear from the star of last night's raiders wind, george atkinson iii, and gaylord perry has his statue unveiled. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can.

responders said the child wasn't responsive when they arrived at the water's edge apartments on east hillsdale boulevard. a medical helicopter took the little boy to stamford medical center for treatment. this appears as just a tragic accident. >>> donald trump is once again the focus of controversy. today the republican nominee is refusing to back down from comments accusing from -- president barack obama of founding isis. >> i call president obama and

santa clara patrol teams are fogging an area west of highway 87 surrounding hillsdale avenue.ours. residents are advised to stay indoors during the time. >>> coming up kari has a look at the forecast. >> we'll have some warmer temperatures and definitely the air conditioner will be on full blast by the end of the week. i'll detail that and what else to expect coming up in the microclimate forecast. >>> and we're looking at bay bridge with a nice clear view clear lanes here. not so much for the tri-valley. we'll give you the update with the tree down in pleasanton. coming up. >>> a live pic back in rio. you see the olympics flame burning brightly. women's rowing and fencing going on. also on tap today men's and women's swimming. we have more coverage from brazil coming up in the next half hour. ♪ everything is awesome ♪ everything is cool when you're watching a screen ♪ ♪ everything is awesome, ♪ when you're sharing a meme ♪ ♪ a voice remote, "show me angry kings" ♪ ♪ you know what's awesome? everything! ♪ ♪ apps that please, more selfies, ♪ ♪ endless hours of the best tvs ♪ ♪

at a complex on east hillsdale boulevard the 1 1/2-year-old was in a hall area on the third floor and looked out window and put his hands on a screen that gave way. he fell out the. firefighters arrived and started treating the child. when the helicopter arrive the measures took over and he was blown to stand for medical center. firefighters were not specific about the injuries to the boy but say they were consistent with a 20-25' fall. foster city police department is in charge of the investigation. >> thank you. interim san francisco police chief is meeting with faith leaders to reduce the use of deadly force in the department. he gave his first publication on whether he wants to lead the san francisco police department permanently. cornell barnard is in san francisco. cornell? >> we asked him if he wanted the job permanently and he said "yes." we are am carefully presbyterian church this morning and he already has the support of faith community who so far like the direction the department is taking. >> san francisco's interim police chief got a standing ovation from members of the

this morning at the waters edge apartments on east hillsdale boulevard. according to initial reports, the child was walking in a common hall with his mother when he leaned on the screen of an open window. the screen gave way. he fell through on to the ground below. neighbors we talked to say the complex is usually well kept. >> they take care of it really well. everything is really good condition. and that's why i'm shocked about. how did this happen? i don't know. >> paramedics began treating the boy at the scene. he was taken then by helicopter to stanford hospital. >>> new details on the man found dead inside a san francisco shopping mall. the discovery made yesterday at the westfield san francisco center. police have now identified the victim as 28-year-old frank galicia. he was a promising chef at the popular sons and daughters restaurant in union square. police aren't providing details on his death. but we found out the stairwell where his body was found is accessible only by keycard. >>> a memorial is being held this evening for the young man kille

. >> on sunday, september 4th, booktv is live from hillsdale college in michigan with best selling authordio talk show host and columnist dennis prager on "in depth," our live monthly author call-in program. his most recent book examines how the ten commandments are still relevant today. he writes about good and evil, racism, the holocaust and other such topics in his book, "think a second time." and contemplates the pursuit of happiness in "happiness is a problem." mr. prager is here from the los angeles times pest value of books. >> -- festival of books. >> it's very simple. if everybody lived by the ten commandments, you would not need an army, any policemen, you would not have to put locks on your doors. this is all humans need. it's amazing. >> dennis prager taking your calls, e-mails, tweets and text messages live on booktv's "in depth" from hillsdale college in michigan, sunday, september 4th from noon to 3 p.m. each. 3 p.m. eastern. [inaudible conversations] >> and the second annual mississippi book festival continues live from the state capitol grounds in jackson. starting now, a

check out this thief, the most recent theft involved a runner in hillsdale new jersey, she jogged past the house, waited for a car to leave and then when the video went public she in this sign was plucked by a masked woman. >>reporter: the artist created giant tea for a yard in stanton island and in the middle of the night someone set it on fire and donald himself called to commiserate. what is an artist to do? rebuild.>> this house lost one doesn't come signs in the neck weeks and very few hillary signs were found stolen. in massachusetts one of richard painted never overcome he had 9 science with doubt and tossed in the street. >> will not take them down. >>reporter: bipartisan tips for protecting your yard signs, pennsylvania and others who think honey edges, hard to get off in easy to spread to clothing in car. another person went and bought a giant jar of sticks they the robin spirit over every inch. when hillary for prison signs disappeared in the hamptons the cameras and electric fencing. it may not be easy to steal an election, but an election sign? >>> in his final olympic rac

bradley is the russell kirk chair of american studies and professor of history at hillsdale college, he came over from south-central michigan, made the journey, to talk about his book about russell kirk. one of the first questions for lots of people is who is russell kirk? he cast a large shadow over american intellectual fraud in the latter half of the 20th century and it could be argued nobody does. yet russell kirk is not a name much known these days or invoked these days. your book does many things but it also helps serve as a marvelous introduction to russell kirk. we will talk about many things. >> it is a pleasure to be here. russell kirk was born in plymouth, michigan, born into extreme poverty and something he experienced the first 35 years of his life to varying degrees yet he was always very bookish and became interested in all kinds of things if stories were to be believed, he read the collected works of karl marx and thomas jefferson by the time he was 11, he read all of james fenimore cooper. there was a certain genius to this unusual young man in plymouth. he went to m

and this dainty thief, the most recent theft, a runner in hillsdale, new jersey, jogged past the house, waited for a car to leave and came back, picked up the sign and took off. when a video went public she turned herself in. the sign owner declined to press charges. meanwhile the neighbors' trump sign taken by a masked woman. >> reporter: this is a giant t created in staten island. someone set it on fire overnight. donald him stef called to commission rate. what is a anivity to do? rebuild. >> it's going to be huge! ! >> reporter: this house in indianapolis had a trump sign stolen, and mostly hillary clinton clients have been alone. and a sign here spray painted "never" over trump. >> we're not going to take them down. >> reporter: partisan tips for protecting yard signs. a pennsylvania man slathers roofing tar on the edges. hard to get off and easy to spread to clothing and car. another person went and bought a giant jar of vic's vapor rub and smeared it over every inch of the sign. owner reinstalled them on 12- foot poles with surveillance cameras and electric fencing. it may not be

it happened thursday morning at the water's edge apartment on east hillsdale boulevard. investigators say the 2-year- old boy was walking down the hall with his mother when he leaned on the screen of an open window and fell. he was airlifted to sanford where he later died. >>> alameda county sheriff's deputies busted a 200-acre marijuana grow yesterday riding off into atvs and dirt bikes as well as millions of dollars in pot plants. the property owners were arrested as the prime suspects along with eight other workers on the property. >>> after dodging prison once before, a tech worker charged with domestic abuse is now looking at jail time but there is a twist. >>> the former ceo was sentenced to 12 months in jail for his history of violence against women. however, despite the sentence he walked out a free man once again. he will remain free while he builds the case. prosecutors say he attacked a former girlfriend in the san francisco penthouse in 20 14 -- 2014 when you're after beating a different woman. he was put on -- he was put on probation. domestic violence advoc

abc 7 news was at san mateo's hillsdale high school where several groups packaged 45,000 meals.y called dream dinners and a nonprofit living the dream foundation organized yesterday's event. >> helping children in san mateo county who are food insecure and children in haiti who are mal nourished and starving to eat. >> 30,000 of the meals packed will go to haiti, the other 15,000 will feed families in san mateo county. ♪ ♪ >>> happening today, 1,000 deadheads are expected to celebrate the music of jerry garcia of the grateful dead, it's the fourth annual -- 14th annual jerry day, a tribute to the famous band's founder. garcia grew up in san francisco's excels yer neighborhood, he died in 1995 but of course the music and spirit live on through this event. this is video from last year's jerry day. there will also be a jerry garcia plaque unveiled on mission on harrington street. jerry day started in 2002 to raise money to fix up a playground. the musical tribute starts at 11:30 this morning at mclarn park. >>> up next on the abc 7 sunday morning news at 6, breaking news, police in

the most recent theft involved a runner in hillsdale, new jersey. she jogdz past the house, waited for a car to leave, then came back. picked up the sign and took off. when the video went public she turned herself in. but the sign owner declined to press charges. mean sign by parvegd by a masked woman. it could be worse. >> i can vote for who i want. >> reporter: the artist created a giant t for a yard in staten island. in the middle of the night someone set it on fire. the donald's himself called to commission rate. what is an artist to do? rebuild. >> it's going to be huge! >> reporter: this house in indianapolis lost a dozen trump signs in three weeks. we found very few hillary signs posting them or they are being left alone. in haberhill, massachusetts, one of richard early sign's was spray painted "never "over trump. he had nine signs ripped out and tossed in the street. >> we're not going to take them down. >> reporter: tips for protecting your yard signs, a pennsylvania man slathering roofing tar on the edges. hard to get off and easy to spre

>>grant lodes: it initially had been at the apartment complex load on hillsdale boulevard the 911 call about a 15 yesterday morning they said a little boy was walking through common hallway area when he leaned on the screen the screen gave way and he fell through a window to the ground three stories down he was flown to hospital in critical condition again sad news which is learned that the child has died. >>vicki liviakis: apparently that is not happening this talk about this just in and looks like the strike a santa clara county may finally be over a labor agreement was reached late this afternoon the marketing team said the we're pleased the party to come together they are recommending the approve the agreement and plan vote this weekend. >>vicki liviakis: that is where we are right now after speaking with his family. >>dan kerman: they want to get some questions answered they might talk to police they came here to the scene where his body was found friday afternoon the older brother came to san francisco to see for himself when his brother was murdered and they want to come to the

starting at 11:00 the night they plan to fog an area mostly west of highway 87 surrounding hillsdaleto continue for about three hours. residents are expected to stay indoors during that time. >>> tens of thousands guns. we track them to crimes where they were later used. our exclusive and unprecedented investigation into what happens to guns after they're stolen from law-abiding citizens. >>> first, happening now breaking news coming into the news room. a global ground stoppage of delta airlines operations across the world has come to an end. the system slowly go back online. chris san chkris sanchez is at . she's tweeting real time updates. if you're a delta passenger, head to our website to find out how you can be reimbursed or rescheduled for there morning's problems. >>> we're learning new details about a deadly sky diving accident over the weekend. an 18-year-old died while tandem jumping with an instructor who also died. authorities say the teenager was from another country and jumping for the first time. they say family members on the ground watched in horror as the parachutes

abc 7 news was at san mateo's hillsdale high school where several groups packaged 45,000 meals.t the living the dream foundation got together to organize the event. 30,000 of the meals packed will go to haiti, the other 15,000 will feed families in san mateo county. >>> happening today, 1,000 dead heads are expected to celebrate thee mue grateful dead. it's the 14th annual jerry day. a tribute to the famous band's founder. fwaers grew up in san francisco's excels i don't remember district. he died in 1995 but his music and the spirit live on through this event. this is video from last year's jerry day. there will also be a jerry garcia plaque unmailed on mission at harrington street. jerry day started back in 2002 to raise money to fix up a run downplay ground. the musical tribute starts at 11:30 this morning at mclaren park. and let's talk about the weather for that event and around the bay, lisa. >>> it will be cloudy there, in fact, san francisco getting in on some midday sunshine with a high of 64. so cooler as the afternoon sea breeze kicks up. 70 in oakland today, 84 for y

someone makes a beeline for the the recent theft involved a runner in hillsdale, new jersey. she jogged past a house, waited for a car to leave, then came back, picked up the sign and took off. when the video went public, she turned herself in but the sign charges. meanwhile the neighbor's trump sign was plucked by a masked woman. it could be worse... (scott lobaido/artist) "respect my opinion to vote for who i want to." this artist created a giant "t" for a yard in staten island. in the middle of the night, someone set it on fire. the donald himself called to commiserate. what's an artist to do? rebuild. (scott lobaido/artist) "it's trump signs in 3 weeks. we found very few hillary signs reported stolen. either her supporters aren't posting them or they're being left alone. in haverhill, massachusetts, one of richard early's signs was spray painted "never" over trump. he had 9 signs ripped out and tossed in the street. (richard early/trump supporter) "we're not gonna take em down, the signs are staying up." some bipartisan tips for protecting your yard signs... a pennsylvani

abc 7 news was at san mateo hillsdale high school where several groups packaged 45,000 meals.te company called dream dinners and a nonprofit, the living the dream foundation, organized the event. >> helping children in san mateo count wy who are food insecure d those in haiti who are malnourished and starving to eat. >> 30,000 of those meals will go to haiti and the other 15,000 will feed families in san mateo county. >>> happening today, 1,000 deadheads or more expected to celebrate the music of jerry garcia of the grateful dead. it is the 14th annual jerry day. a tribute to the famous band's founder. he grew up in san francisco's excelsior district. he died in 1995 but his music and spirit live on through this event. this is video from last year's jerry day. they'll also be a jerry garcia plaque unveiled on mission at harrington street. jerry day started back in 2002 to raise money to fix up a runned-down play ground. the musical tribute started at 11:30 this morning at mcclarion market. and pretty good weather, would you say, lisa. >> cloudy out there but becoming sunny in

this is at the intersection of hillsdale avenue and georgiana street in largo. it's a good reminder about not driving into water if you cannot see the street level. >> and number 3, remember to lock down your property during a storm. we captured captured this loose dock floating down hillsboro river today. eventually, a couple of guys in a boat, came out to retrieve that dock. >>> and number hawaii's big island is under a 3 warning. as hurricane madeline approaches. this is a view of that storm from space. prawk -- president barack obama is expected to visit oahu this week. >>> we are still tracking tropical storm hermine. you can see the center of yesterday. and of course, hurricane hunters were out investigating this storm earlier today. and that's why we were able to upgrade it to a tropical storm because of the winds they found. they actually found gusts up to 53 miles per hour. but at this point, this is a weak tropical storm, with maximum sustained winds at 40 miles per hour. it's making that turn off towards the northeast now. it's going to pick up the pa

jufrpz in a get away car and check out this dainty thief, the most recent theft involved a runner in hillsdale, new jersey. she jogged past the house, waited for a car to leave, then came back, picked up the sign and took off when the video went public, she turned herself in. but the sign owner declined to press charges. meanwhile, the neighbor's trump sign was plugged by a masked woman. it could be worse. >> respect my opinion to vote for who i want to. >> this artist created a giant t for a yard in staten island. in the middle of the night, someone set it on fire. the donald himself called to commiserate. what's an artist to do? rebuild. . >> it's going to be huge. >> this house in indianapolis lost a dozen trump signs in three weeks. we found very few hillary signs reported stolen. either her supporters aren't post postaling them or they're being left alone. in massachusetts, one of the signs was spray painted "never" over trump. he had nine signs ripped out and tossed in the street. >> we're not going to take them down. >> some bipartisan tips, a pennsylvania man slaters roofing tar on the

my name is -- [inaudible] i'm a rising freshman at hillsdale college, and my question was based on not so long ago my home state of georgia became a republican-tilting state as a result of conservative democrats in my state switching to the republican party which solidified republican control of the state legislature. now, the left still uses that party switching as a result of republicans being racist. how can we refute that? >> the refutation is in a book by byron schafer and richard johnston called the end of southern exceptional itch. it divides the south into the most racist people and the non-racists, and it shows that the most racist people never switched. in fact, they felt comfortable staying in the democratic party, the non-racists in the south moved over to the republican party because of economic opportunity. remember that racism was a technique to provide psychic consolation to the poor white man. it was a way of saying to the poor white man, your life sucks. but the good news is you belong to this exclusive club called for whites only. so each though you're unbelievably s

the most recent theft involved a runner in hillsdale, new jersey.ast the hour, waited for a car to leave, then came back, picked up the sign and took off. when the video went public, she turned herself in. the neighbor's trump sign was plucked by a masked woman. it could be worse. >> respect my opinion to vote for who i want to. >> reporter: this artist created a giant t for a yard in staten island. in the middle of the night someone set it on fire. the donald himself called to commisera commiserate. what's an artist to do? rebuild. >> it's going to be huge! >> reporter: this house in indianapolis lost a dozen trump signs in three weeks. we found very few hillary signs reported stolen. either her supporters aren't posting them or they're being left alone. in massachusetts one of richard early's signs was spraypainted never over trump. he had nine signs ripped out and tossed in the street. >> we're not going to take them down. the signs are staying up. >> reporter: some bipartisan tips for protecting your yard signs. a pennsylvania man slathers roofi

the most recent theft involved a runner in hillsdale, new jersey.ve and then came back. picked up a sign and took off. when the video went public, she turned herself in, but the sign owner declined to press charges. meanwhile, the neighbor's trump sign was plucked by a masked woman. it could be worse. >> respect my opinion to vote for who i want to. >> this artist created a giant t for a yard in staten island. in the middle of the night someone set it on fire. donald himself called to commiserate. what's an artist to do? >> it's going to be huge. >> this artist lost a dozen trump signs and we found very few hillary signs stolen and her supporters aren't posting them. in massachusetts, one of the early signs was painted never over trump. he had nine signs ripped out and tossed in the street. >> we're not going to take them down. the signs are staying up. some bipartisan tips for protecting your yard sign, a pennsylvania man slathers signs, and hard to get off of clothing and car. >> another person brought a giant jar of vick's vaporub and smeared it

this happened at the waters edge apartment on east hillsdale boulevard.he boy were rushed to the hospital by helicopter but later passed away. foster city police are calling this a tragic accident. >>> in the south bay there is speculation that the recent spat of vandalism may be politically motivated. twice in less than a month, two dozen trees along meridian avenues in san jose's willow glen neighborhood were hacked down. the vandalism comes months after art boxes were destroyed in the district. the councilman said these are acts of a deranged person and if they are protesting against someone or some policy, there are better ways to voice their objections. the councilman is promising to install cameras to prevent future attacks. >>> new developments in a couple of large california wildfires. soberanes fire has burned nearly 71,000 acres. it is 60% contained this morning. nearly 4500 firefighters are on hand. 68 buildings have been destroyed including 57 homes. an area along highway 1 is still under an evacuation order. >>> and yolo county comedy cult fi

>>darya: he fell to the ground below this is the water's edge apartments on east hillsdale boulevardpital where he died of his injuries a teenager who was missing for more than a week is back home thanks to full view where a viewer recognized the and month and call the police she left her home last monday and a mother thought she left with a friend should have met all mind she was missing for nine days she had nothing in her family was were rid of you heard about the story and recognized her and saw her on a train near concord call the police and they found her yesterday afternoon san francisco police say they're arrested a bank robber who they have been calling the dreaded banded he is a tory is a his disguises he wore fake of dreadlocks make up mask in the robberies they identified the suspect as andre brown the 57 year-old man they had him under surveillance we tried to enter a bank on friday when awake in a fake mustache he actually is already been on after the door approbation from robbery happened now we learn more information about an attack that affected the hotels across the