jackie, rob. jackie: alicia, thank you, we appreciate it.francis refusing to comment after he's accused of covering up sexual abuse by top cardinal, pontiff telling reporters on flight back from ireland, quote, read the document carefully and judge it for yourself, i will not say one word on this. that document from a former vatican diplomat claims the pope knew about theodore abuse of lower priest five years ago. un top will hear about sanctions today, hoping to get them lifted, latest round with battle of two nations when president trump pulled u.s. from nuclear deal leading to series of sanctions, the u.s. government tends not responding to the lawsuit will have chance in court to do so tomorrow. rob: president trump to set the host the president of kenya at the white house today will discuss trade and security, will also meet with american business lead erstwhile in washington, he will be the second african leader to meet with president trump at the white house. candidates making final pick to voters today, primaries tomorrow in arizona,

jackie. jackie: such an awful story, thank you, todd.g the gun on himself, witnesses say the shooter had just lost in tournament and was upset about that, investigators are working to figure out a a motive. stop what you're doing on this one, it's crazy. terrifying body cam footage shows the rooky officer confronting 23-year-old charles as he walks out the door of the albuquerque store and you can see the gun, the officer ten weeks out of the academy did not fire back, later arrested, nobody was hurt. rob: federal judge set to rule on 3d printed guns, block release up until now, the president or congress should solve the bigger picture problem, the man posting it online is second amendment right and critics say threat to public safety. governor jim appointing evans till the court until november special election, their appointments coming after state's entire supreme court was impeached over wasteful spending and criminal misconduct allegations, the four of them combined spending nearly $4 million on lavish office renovations, unbelievabl

-jackie: thank you. -lemonis: it looks really good. -jackie: yay, i'm so excited.emonis: it's been just over seven months since we shook hands on the deal. my initial investment was $635,000, but to date, i have close to $1.4 dollars. $150,000 went towards paying additional payables, including a $70,000 past-due major league baseball bill. $200,000 went towards building out the warehouse. the balance of the money went towards new inventory. but i hate to say it -- i'm already seeing a pattern with scott. he's come back time and time and time again for more money, which prompted me to bring in dan, a wharton mba graduate, to help the family but more importantly be my eyes and ears on a daily basis. why don't you guys give me a tour? i want to kind of have you walk me through what's changed. wow. look at this place. scott: so what's changed is we tried to organize the bins a little bit where we know what's in each aisle. you can walk down and find a bin label to locate what's on that master list. lemonis: it's way better than it used to be. scott: it's much more orga

kpix 5's jackie ward was there as it rolled in. jackie.. >>> welcome back. we are looking at the first ac transit bus this morning, and jackie ward was there as the first bus rolled on by this morning. >> reporter: this is the second bus and the first is just ofit. it was a party here. check it out. >> reporter: that

emily: jackie kelley, thank you very much.azilian trucking industry getting a shakeup from a company being compared to uber. our conversation with cargo x ceo federico vega is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ i feel very badly for paul manafort. he worked for bob dole, for ronald reagan, for many people, and this is the way it ends up. it was not the original mission, believe me. it was something very much different. so i have nothing to do with russian collusion. we continue the witchhunt. cohen?comment on michael >> i am mark crumpton at bloomberg world headquarters in new york, joined by my colleague greg ferro. we were just watching president trump, arriving in charleston, west virginia. he will have a campaign rally tonight. he was talking about some of the court decisions today. starting with his former campaign chairman, paul manafort. mr. manafort, found guilty on eight of the counts. he said, i feel very badly for paul manafort. he again termed this a witchhunt. this was basically the first test of special counsel robert mu

jackie? >> reporter: if you have been to the dmv lately, you know the lines have been extremely bad. 9 department has a solution but it's going to cost millions of dollars. if i never get off this island, tell my family i love... saving people money on car insurance. >>> i'm jackie ward outside of the dmv at daly city. lines across the state have been atrocious lately. now lakers in sacramento are asking how this problem can be solved. people across california are commonly waiting six to eight hours to be scene at the dmv these days mainly because of the need to get a real id, something that can only be done in person. jean shiomoto asked for $26 million. that did not go well for several lawmaker, including jim patterson of fresno. he wants to have an audit and wants to demand accountability. >> the department sent $16 million since july 1st. that's why several lawmakers are hesitant to throw more money at the dmv. >>> on the fire watch, in orange county, the holy fire is posing a threat to h

kpix 5's jackie ward is live with the stinky details. jackie. >>> reporter: yeah. this is a problem that really smells but one that mayor london breed is throwing money at to try to make better. it is this so-called new poop patrol to be on the streets of san francisco soon going to known problem areas with fecal matter on the sidewalk and cleaning it up. the department of public works says this new team will consist of five workers and a supervisor. in addition to still responding to 311 calls that are reporting this problem, the poop patrol will be trying to address the issue before those calls even come in. this is part of mayor breed's big push to make san francisco less dirty. she recently signed an $11 billion budget the largest in the city's history. she gave public works 5.3% more money. >> we have to clean the city up. i think part of what we have to do a better job of doing is cleaning the city up and getting more people to feel responsible for doing the same. >> reporter: dpw also plans on expanding the city's pit stop public toilet program and will add

jackie will tell us all the details. good morning, jackie. >>> reporter: brian, that's a really nice way to say it. so this is staying on message with what mayor london breed has been promoting since her campaign for mayor, that san francisco needs to be cleaner. the city of san francisco is calling it their poop patrol. and it's pretty self- explanatory. five people plus a supervisor will be targeting hot spots in the city and cleaning up the messes people and dogs leave behind. before, they waited for 311 calls but soon it will be pro- active and responding to calls, as well. mayor breed says this is certainly a start but the root of the problem has to be addressed. >> we have to take responsibility for trying to change behavior. and so we need to start having that sort of conversation. >> this is possible in part lat ic works got $5.3 million, some of it to hire 44 new street cleaners. dpw will work with the public toilet program expanding hours at the five downtown locations and adding five more public toilets. peopl

jackie: q4 will be busy markets for us.this market has been going on for so long that conditions have not changed outside of that hiccup in 2015. why are these companies deciding now is the time when i think that to last year, the year before when everyone said it would be next year. what is different? jackie: valuations were high at the beginning of the year. there are now almost backup at this level. folks are saying what is the chance this will happen again. markets are great. i hearing it from a lot of companies watching their competitors. >> are we talking recession concerns? jackie: i think there is a little of everything. they said the economy is strong for so long, can we hold on. we are talking about hitting the longest running history. there is a feeling of will -- will the market be this good a year from now? emily: 2019 is the year of the unicorn. what do you mean? we ask, when are the unicorn's coming. i think they are coming in 2019. emily: uber and air b&b? we work with a lot of those companies and they are r

kpix 5's jackie ward was there as it rolled in. jackie.. >>> welcome back. we are looking at the first ac transit bus this morning, and jackie ward was there as the first bus rolled on by this morning. >> reporter: this is the second bus and the first is just ahead of it. it was a party here. check it out. >> reporter: that was the first of many buses that will use this center after 8 years of building here. ac transit provides service to 13,000 people a day and thanks to the new center, it can accommodate 24,000 riders per hour. >> we can dramatically increase the number of riders we bring into san francisco, reducing emissions and congestion, and reduces stress. get out of the car and just ride. >> reporter: there is more than 100,000 square feet here and will ultimately connect 11 modes of transportation altogether. the high speed rail project won't be complete until about 2028, best case scenario. but so many buses are expected to take advantage of this beautiful new center, and they will be coming in in a steady stream all morning long. >> i think we'd

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:01. we have traffic and weather. >> the good news this morning, we have higher atmospheric clouds. so that means no fog. visibility is fine. comfortable temperatures no heat. that's a thing of the past. cooler temperatures well into next week. this morning that marine layer is extending into the central valley so it is far east. but it is not low-lying cloud coverage. visibility is fine. we have cooler than normal temperatures for your afternoon. but early-morning lows are warmer than normal. here's where we stand now at 62 in concord. 62 in oakland. livermore at 60. san francisco 60. normally we are in the 50s but this morning the sea surface sethose temperatures. here's the marine layer. you can see it across northern california. low-lying fog is not an issue. seven mile visibility in san jose. livermore 7. as we wait for the sunrise around 6:20 this morning. it's going to be gray to start but by the afternoon we'll have nice sunny skies out there barely a breeze goin

jackie in for jillian. hurt after helicopter crash in iraq. the aircraft going down during a counterterrorism. officials don't believe the crash was caused by enemy fire. three servicemembers are receiving medical. this after helicopter crashed in march. all seven servicemembers on board died. >>> a man armed with a knife is shot and killed trying to attack a police staying in spain. he reportedly challenged, "allahu akbar!," god is grace in arabic. he was shot dead in the lobby. no one else was hurt. >>> breaking right now pope francis speaking out for the first time about sexual abuse allegations against hundreds of catholic priests. the pope saying, realizing the magnitude and gravity of damage done to some lives we showed no care for the little ones. we abandoned them. 300 priests in pennsylvania are accused of abusing 1000 children since the 1940s. >>> near the mexican border one man on a mission to unite the country with his pro-trump message. you may remember when rob cortis brought the bridge to the

jackie bensen starts off our coverage from lafayette square. jackie? s>> reporter: the foggy bottom metro station is usually a vibrant bussing scenear on a august evening, a crossroad of students, city dwellers and people enjoying restaurants a cafes. george washington university hospital sits a few yards away. on sunday, the shortest route for the unite the right rally participants heading from the s metrotion to lafayette square will be straight through this open urban campus. these nurses will be working that day. i heard announcement on the news that they're goingo be at foggy bottom which is right outside ourdo . gw hospital. it's like it's kind of concerning. very concerning. we'll have pefully people walk us to the car if we need to and hopefully everything is peaceful. i don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: organizers of unite the right 2 will have a permit to rally across from the white house. their websitivens iucts prans to bring american and confederate flags as well as body cameras.te co protests have obtained precipitations at

live in northwest, jackie bensen, news4. >> thank you, jackie. and now a live look at the storm team 4 radar. much calmer than what we showed you when the storms picked up this afternoon. >> our chief meteorologist doug cammerer has an eye onst even r weather tomorrow. how bad are we talking? >> another repeat of day. we saw high temperatures in the low 90s, a good chance of showers and thunderstorms. not everybody saw them just like yesterday buthe if you saw today is, yeah, you saw very heavy downpours and lightning and wind damage, as well. s thesrms came through fairly early in the afternoon. they were doneith the distric around 5:00 and made their way down into southern ryland. severe thunderstorm warnings in effect till 8:00 night. prince george's, and anne arundel county. a systemrow will give us another chance for severe weather. 91 the high today. another hot a humid day expected too with the afternoon storms. some of which will be strong, possibly severe. mine relief thursday and fridayk we'll t about that, it's not much but at least so

that's where jackie benson is tonight. jackie? this isn't the first time a child has fallen from this building,s it? >> reporter: no, doreen. the toddler fell from one of thr uploors of this very tall building, from a spot justelwo stories where a toddler fell to his death last may. >> it was tragic. i don't know what else tbore is to say it. >> reporter: residents of skyline towers on seminary road say they cannot believe it happened again. >> around 4:00 today, officers wered dispatc to the 5600 block of seminary road for a child that had fallen from the 25 th --4th floor of th balcony. >> reporter: a child described as a toddler. the police wouldn't say if it was a little boy or girl. fell from an upper floor, the 24th about 4:00 p.m. one es are department who did not want us to show his face said, after a 3-year-old fell to his death from a wedow on 26th floor of this building just last may, he decided to upgrade the saf of his family's apartment, lining the balcony rails with chicken wire. >> in between them, any 2-year-old c

in oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. commute. >>> well, it's friday. theoretically it's "friday light" and we'll see if that's -- you have a little wrinkle out there now? >> yes, we are tracking a couple of incidents including a car fire and so we are going to begin in the south bay. this is definitely slowing on t northbound 101 with two lanes blocked and backup is stretching beyond montague expressway. we are definitely seeing delays. drive times in the red, 42 minutes from hellyer to san antonio. do give yourself some extra time. those two lanes could be blocked for another half-hour. we'll keep an eye on it it. we are still seeing some slow youngs. caltrans was supposed to wrap up roadwork by 6:00 in the northbound direction but it looks like we are still tracking one lane closed. so expect delays. the backup is beyond jack london road and clearing to milpitas at this point. so that's about 27 minutes. this is not looking good. we have 880 and it is lit up in the southbound direction just south of hesperian. we had a

i'd like to say a word about jackie kennedy in her role in this. she was very much engaged in all of these events at the white house. she did postmortems with staff to check whether something could've been done better. but she really had a tremendous impact on the white house and the course of my research and writing for this boat, i came to have a distinct appreciation for what she had done. she created the office of white house curator, established the finer committee, which was a group of art historians and connoisseurs who called the country to try to get art and furnishings back to the white house where they originally were placed. the hostess for that evening was really on that night restored to where it had been during the administration of james monroe and a member of the furnishings there werey actually purchase by monroe. she also launched the white house historical association in two months before the dinner she gave a very celebrated tour of the white house which was on cbs. she was actually the first woman to get -- she got an emmy for

ght onger than kpix 5s jackie ward is live in san francisco with the message from muni. jackie? muni says it knows there's a shortage of operators .. and it is trying to do something about it: - it's taking about 60 part-time positions and making them full-time. - it's increasing the size of all operator t 's certifyi >>> jackie ward is live in san francisco this morning with a message from muni regarding students starting school this week. >> reporter: on this one corner there are three muni bus stops. later on we are expecting students to be here, getting ready to head back to school. at no fault of their own though, they may be late because of the operator shortage with muni. muni says they know about the problem and they are taking about 60 part-time positions and making them full-time. they are also increasing the size of operator training ofthis how certifying more thea drivers are paid. a union rep told the examiner last month there are a lot of burned-out drivers who don't like the deal that restricts new operators' pay for five years. sfd has notified parents and princi

jackie ward reports. >>> reporter: good morning. this could go one of two ways. a new possible plea deal could be discussed, or a judge could set a date for a trial. lawyers for both the defendants, derick almena and max harris, want to avoid a jury trial as much as possible. each of their clients has been charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. of at one point it looked like they may have been work out a plea deal but in a surprise move last week, the judge couldn't accept a deal. the victims' families are hoping a trial date is set today and if that's the case, almena and harris won't be the only ones held accountable. the city of oakland could have major evidence brought against it. >> we would start getting the answers and we would be able to take those answers and hold our city accountable for very specific things. right now, we only have vague generalizations that we can try to hold them accountable for. >> we do not believe we bear any liability. >> reporter: in a letter the "associated press" obtained that district attorney nancy o'malley sent

jackie kelly and alex barinka weighed in.echnology in particular has been exceedingly active, and we have been waiting for this to come back here at last couple of quarters have been exciting. we are definitely seeing technology companies themselves and tech enabled businesses in general just really eager to get out. i think a lot of this is driven by the fact that we have been in such a strong economic market for a number of years, everybody wants to access this window. emily: will it continue? jackie: q4 and q1 will be busy markets for us. alex: this bull market has been going on for so long. those conditions have not changed outside of the hiccup in 2015. why now? why are these companies deciding now is the time, when i think back to last year and the year before when everyone was saying, it will be next year? what is actually different? jackie: valuations are higher and they are almost up to that level again. i think folks are saying, what is the chance this will happen again? these markets are great. i am hearing it from

jackie ward is live in san francisco with the latest. jackie? >> reporter: we are still in the early stages of what happened because that shooting just occurred about four hours ago. that's made traffic a nightmare. we are near the bow and arrow statue right now. traffic is at a complete standstill. we have been watching cars and they have been not moved in the three hours we have been here this morning. people are starting to get out of their cars to stretch, just standing in the middle of the bay bridge right now because they cannot head to the east bay. we have video from snapchat of what it looks like to be one of those stuck drivers right now. this is the result of a shooting that led to a traffic collision. according to chp, three cars were eastbound on the bridge before 2:30 a.m., and two men in an suv were shot by someone in a vehicle that pulled alongside their car. this caused the suv to collide with a sedan. the driver of that sedan said they heard multiple gunshots before the crash. the driver of that suv died on the scene and his tw

kpix 5's jackie ward is live in san jose this morning. >>> reporter: fortunately, that student involved is safe this morning. but the suspect is still out there. and that certainly has some sjsu students on guard this morning. police say this brazen attack happened about 2:30 yesterday afternoon right across from san jose state at this busy 7- eleven. investigators say the suspect forced the male student to withdraw money from several atms before letting him go. some students are on edge after getting an alert from the school about the attack. >> so actually bought this -- as soon as i got the email i needed to buy pepper spray. so now i carry it with me at all times. i made my friends buy some too. >> reporter: an employee at this 7-eleven says surveillance video may have caught the crime so that's something police are examining this morning. the alert the school sent out describes the suspect as having yellow hair and wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt. so the police are asking the public for any information they have that may lead to an

jackie: q4 and q1 will be busy markets for us.ull market has been going -- alex: this bull market has been going on for some time. why now? why are these companies deciding now is the time, when i think back to last year and the year when everyone was saying, it will be next year? jackie: valuations are higher and they are almost up to that again. i think folks are saying, what is the chance this will happen again? i am hearing it from a lot of companies. they are watching their competitors and saying now is the time to move. -- people have said this economy has been so strong for so long .nd can it hang on i think there is a feeling of well the market be this good a year from now? i am not sure. emily: yet you say 2019 is the year of the unicorn. been talking, when are the unicorns coming? i believe in 2019. we will see a lot of unicorns, see who is ready to go. we work with a lot of those companies and they are really themselves. emily: themselves. emily: i want to talk about the dynamic in the financial market and how that is a

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so jackie you will be performing today.will you be singing and what do you suppose that will feel like. >> living in vain, one of the songs she love sod we're honored to sing something we've done to salute her.d so we're honored to sing something we've done to salute her. >> beautiful salute. clark sisters, thank you so much. what a great on or no tahonor t you. all of our hearts are heavy. >>> we'll be right back from detroit after this. it's absolute confidence in 30,000 precision parts, or it isn't. it's inspected by mercedes-benz factory-trained technicians, or it isn't. it's backed by an unlimited mileage warranty, or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned, or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event, now through august 31st. only at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. how much more does congress need to see? donald trump has now been implicated in two felony crimes, and he's all but confessed to them on fox news. no one is above the law, so we have to m

in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> thank you. it is 6:57. time now for your "final 5."aring set for today for the man accused of randomly stabbing a teen to death on a bart platform. 27-year-old john lee cowell is charged with murder in the death of 18-year-old nia wilson. wilson and her sister were attacked at the macarthur bart station in oakland a month ago today. >>> a bay area-based chain of do it yourself stores is shutting down. according to the "mercury news," orchard supply hardware will close all of its nearly 100 locations in california, oregon and florida by the end of the year. orchard was founded in san jose in 1931 and it's currently owned by lowe's. >>> a southern california representative is charged with spending campaign funds on personal expenses. ma50in campaign cash on unter vacations, school tuition and more. >>> two men are facing prison time. yesterday michael cohen pleaded guilty to fraud and campaign finance violations. paul manafort was also convicted of fraud and tax charges in virginia. >>> hawaii bracing for a possible direct hit from hurri

. >> jackie bensen isth live with new developments in this case tonight. jackie? >> reporter: doreen, the carjacker shoved a gun in her face and he pistol whip her but when she saw her stolen car on television, used as the get away vehicle in the murder of a little girl, her own daughter's age, she did not hesitate to pick up the phone. >> i knewhat was my car. >> we're not identifying her because at least one carjacker is still at large. the calendar of tragic feents she's involved in began july 1st when she was carjacked as she arrived at her home after work work. e was about to get out of her 2008 infinides sedan whener she get out. the next few weeks were a blur of emotional and physical pain from the wound to the back of her head from being pistol whipped by the carjackers before they took off with her infinity. then she saw her car on tv in the absolute worst possible circstances. onuly 16th, makiyahea willson, 10 old, her own daughter's age was shot and kid when gunn opened fire on a crowd of people. police released images of the getaway car recovered july

jackie? >> reporter: kenny, because of the fact it's built on caltrans property, it took a little legislative finagling. it was a pretty dire situation by that 101 on ramp. now the state's able to lease this caltrans property to the city for a dollar a month for the purposes of an emergency shelter or feeding program. staff at the centers also offer counseling for drugs and mental illness. cleaning up the streets is a campaign promise mayor london bree made very clear, and she fully supports navigation centers. >> these navigation centers go beyond the traditional shelters in offering intensive counseling and services to help people break the cycle of addiction, poverty, and homelessness. >> reporter: according to the city, these navigation centers are working. since 2015, more than 1,150 people have been served, and 70% of those people have left the shelters for permanent housing. that is the ultimate goal for the city. this is the first time the shelter is built on caltrans property. it hop

so what's to blame, jackie? >> reporter: muni says about half of san francisco's 57,000 public school kids rely on light rail or buses to get to school. that's a lot of kids that could be late because of that muni operator shortage. the company says they are aware of the problem and want to try and fix it. first, they are taking about 60 part-time positions and making them full-time, and increasing the size of all operator training classes, and certifying more than 200 operators to certify its new light rail cars. the school notified the principals and parents, and told the communications office that they will evaluate any potential impact after school begins to work with the students that may be impacted. at most schools, excessive tardiness leads to discipline, so hopefully they will have this fixed soon. >>> caltrans is shutting down the posey and webster tubes between oakland and alameda for inspections9:30 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. >>> dramatic new video of a sacramento police officer slamming into a teenager with

jackie: asÍ es, en amazon.o sÍ. mela: espÉrate, usted tiene cara, usted ha pegado los cuernos? >> jamÁs. mela: porque lo dices? >> no, se rÍen pero no. mela: estas mujeres que fueron engaÑadas, quÉ le dirÍan ustedes? >> que lo hagan tres veces para que vea lo que se siente. mela: muy bien, muchas gracias, usted ha engaÑado? >> uno mi amor. mela: y usted que ha hecho en la vida? este hombre que tiene carÁcter actor de hollywood, la engaÑara en algÚn momento.. >>lo mato. mela: ok, no hay mÁs nada que decir. pero porque estÁ llorando rosa? >> porque lo amaba, pero gracias a dios ahora que se fue tengo chance de buscarme otro. mela: pero el te pego los cuernos, quÉ vas hacer? >> no importa, le voy a pegar los cuernos con su mejor amigo, y si encuentra su padre lo harÉ con su padre, porque no? si Él no tuvo piedad conmigo, porque voy a tener piedad. mela: usted lo que tiene ganas de pegar cuernos. ♪ ♪ [risas] saquen los dientes. mela, mela! francisca, te lo he dicho que yo soy mejor que tÚ. >> saludos a todos o los

jackie ward tells us there is a lot of other area still in immediate danger. >> reporter: thousands of structures remain at risk this morning, the ranch and river fires cover 125 square miles, exhausted firefighters are focusing efforts on protecting homes off hendricks road near scotts valley. a 30-40 foot wall of flames barreled down the hillside towards them but they were able to save a nearby home, amazingly. as you can see, conditions are intense with entire hillsides lit up and raging, making it impossible to save all of the buildings. afternoon winds fueled the fires and made conditions more challenging. >> we are drawn down, i have never seen a spring in receate at withhe exception of some of the fires during the sienna and i burning conditions, this is unprecedented for the whole state to be under this. >> the ranch fire is a bit bigger than 51,000 acres and the river fire is 29,000 acres, this is more than 80,000 acres the crews are trying to manage with 12,000 structures threatens. full containment is not expected until tuesday. the river fire is 12% contained and the ranch

jackie? >> reporter: jim, this was terrifying. ma make no mistake about that. there ispa cion for the man. he has been a member of the mosque since he was a child. he use facebook live to broadcast this disturbing threatening incident. >> these gs are not leaving, now i'm going to kill them myself. i'm going to walk through the. ba >> reporter: a trustee of the mosque in springfield says he has compassion and love for the man who me thisisturbing video. >> he needs some help and we are here to help him. >> reporter: 22-year-old is facing multiple felony charges for threatening everyone he encountered sunday night and refusing to let people into the mosque. >> getfout, all you get out. >> reporter: according to the police report, at one point h began ramming cars in the parking lot, including one that had someone sitting in it. that brought the call to 911.n >> gete car. >> my car is right there. i'm getting in. >> you think i'm stupid? >> reporter: police say when the officer arrived, he blocked the road, cursing and screaming at the officer who eventually took

news4's jackie bensen h the latest on this investigation. jackie? >> reporter: doreen, someone hid them away. hoping to cov up three murders. science took dettives backn time 12 years. all they had were bones. e skeletalemains were discovered by construction workers renovating a propertye n th100 block of wayne place southeast in april. two were found buried together near the building, a third found in a crawl space. >> everyone's skeleton is unique. it's a good -- it has a lot of characteristics of the individuals. and so yes, the skeletal profile n include evidence of past injury and so forth. it led to the news that the families of verdell jefferson jewel king and dorothy bofts all hom lived in the neighborhood all reported missing in 2006 have been waiting to hear for some 12 years now. >> the impact of unsol d cases ispermanent. it's traumatic and today marks one step in the rovery of human remains. we will not stop until the diegos are brought to justice. >> two of the women were shot. the third died of blunt force trauma. the question was ask

news4's jackie bensen has more on what could be changing. jackie? >> reporter: leon, the head of conversation c.'s department of transportation told news4 tonight that efforts are actively under way to address the issue oficycle tires getting caught in the streetcar tracks. that played a role in a fatal collision in june, a-y 19ear-old man was killed. he was remembered here tonight. >> we've got to do our j in e community as i say coming together. >> r worter:ith those words, cyrus habib led family, friends and people who cared deeply about bicycle safety in the districtn a shortride. third and h streets northeast. where his younger brother was fatally injured june 23rd. t thee ofb' malik ha buy psych is got caught in the streetcar tracks and he fell into the path of a tour bus drivg besideshim. >> we want rubber flaps on the streetcar, on the street rails. it is unsafe to ride our bike on h street and unsafe for peds to cross. >> reporter: a ghost bike pained white in memoryf his life. >> strollers can also trip in the tracks snis. >> reporter: his

we are going to go to jackie in just a moment with more on this. hey there. >> reporter: good morning. this is a project that's been happening in west portal since june 25th. it paused after a construction worker was killed but has since resumed normal operations. the original company hired to do the work shimmick construction is long gone. they were supposed to improve the tunnel and seismically retrofit it. 51-year-old patrick ricketts was working with shimmick when he was hit by a steel beam on friday and died. san francisco supervisor norman yee represents this district and released a statement calling for a statement calling in how cities hire construction companies. he said:quote, we must make every effort to fully vet our contractors and ensure we are only contracting with companies that are forthright about their safety record. legal documents show that shimmick checked "no" when asked by the sfmta if it had any cal/osha safety violations in the last decade but cal/osha said the company received major fines for safety violations including s

that is people blue what he is talking about in his immunity deal. >> jackie, look, there has been so many days of controversies or events, but does this week feel different in washington? does just the confluence of things as we have been seeing, the michael cohen plea deal, omarosa turning on him, it has something -- has something shifted? >> it feels different, but it is always hard to say whether or not it will make an impact. michael cohen you can -- there is a sort of vis really reaction to him that was kind of a slow burn that i think we all expected trump at that rally in west virginia earlier this week to really let loose, and you didn't have that. but we have seen it build over the course of the week and the president is tweeting at all hours of the dwa, and really seemsa agitated behind the scens and some of the language he used in the past week, you see it made it deep impact. michael cohen who only worked for him for ten years trying to distance himself who is impossible in this case. >> i have been very wrong about the impact of news on public pin. one of the great stori

jackie will be back in just a bit to tell us where they are. >>> welcome back. it is 5:44. we will get a check on the weather. the fog, he won't go away. >> i know. he is such a pest. >> it could cause some problems on the roadways. >> you were saying there was fog in the north bay, santa rosa. we haven't seen problems as far as accidents go and we'll keep our fingers crossed. please be safe. we are tracking an accident in the south bay. this is if you are making your way along 101. here is a look at your ride along 101 heading out of gill ray into morgan hill. we are starting to see a few brake lights. as you head further north something 101 things start to pick up. we are tracking a crash south bound 101. this is bloc st toking e ck up with ne. speeds below the limit around 50 miles per hour, 45 miles per hour. it is starting to slow things if you are heading in the south bound direction. a problem along 880, earlier delays due to overnight road in kw we are tracking a crash . the north bound direction. a heads up if you are heading into hayward. you may be tapping those

. >> jackie, you covered a story or two in the pantheon of bad weeks for donald trump. noting that this one started with him telling the ag to end the mueller investigation and after the intelligence community talked about the russia threat, he called it a hoax. where does this rank in the short history of bad weeks? >> i actually think it's no worse, really, than some of the worst. when you look at it substantively, it was really important. when you think about it, here we are more than a year and a half after he has taken office. we are coming up on two years since he was elected. the unanimous consensus of the intelligence community is that we were attacked by our biggest adversar adversary, russia. for the first time in the past week, he presided over a meeting. the first time a meeting of his national security council and it lasted under an hour. maybe just a half hour before he went off to bed minster to his golf club for last weekend. this week, because the administration feels so on the defensive that they are not doing enough, we are three months away from a mi

but will he face justice in germany ninety five year old jackie polly was taken from his home in new york is now arrived in germany but the german government doesn't think there's enough evidence to put the former labor camp guard on trial also coming up militants strike at the heart of the afghan government rockets land near the presidential palace in the capital kabul as president are sure hani makes an address to the nation it comes just days after he offered a conditional cease fire and businesses of it as a whale of a pair to reopen and a day after the launch of a new currency will the reforms change soaring inflation and would stop people fleeing to escape a different stating economic crisis. thanks so much for your company everyone he's believed to have been the last known nazi collaborators still alive and living in the united states but today ninety five year old jackie folly touched down in germany twenty five years after efforts began to deport him during world war two he worked at a nazi labor camp in poland where inmates were murdered but it's not certain that he will pr

that's a great thing about jackie kennedy.she saw the white house as a living museum and also as a salon of sorts and i don't think there's anything negative about the white house being a symbol of america and also saying that these are people who really have made tremendous contributions and we want everybody to know about them. also i would add that the opportunity for these people to mingle, to interact with one another is -- is significant. yes. >> thank you so much for your talk and your book. you mentioned the person who discovered streomiacin. which other sciencives or researchers were at the dinner? >> there were primarily scientists and interestingly many were associated with the university of california at berkeley and, in fact, president kennedy had been -- had been at berkeley, had been at berkeley months before and had spoken there and in his speech he said, which was accurate that there are as many nobel prize winners of this institution at berkeley than have been produced by nearest rival the soviet union. so th

in the newsroom, jackie ward. >>> new at noon, the surprise announcement sfr elon musk. he's -- from elon musk. he's thinking of taking the car make the stock trading is halted. it's up more than 7 points. they've been public since 2010. but is musk really serious about taking the company private? so far, no response from tesla. >>> firefighters bracing for a difficult someday battling a new phrase in steep terrain on the orange and river side county boarders. this is a live -- boarders. this is a live look at the smoke rising. it started yesterday and grew to 4,000 acres in the cleveland national forest. evacuations are underway. >> so i see a little smoke. we better go down there. we rushed down and got to the helicopter pad. and the fire is already -- flames are across the road. >>> two hikers were air lifted to safety. smoke can be seen from catalina island. and the mendocino complex fire exploded into the record books, becoming the largest in modern state history. >> that is a combination of the river and ranch fires. it burned an area 100 square mile ts larger -- m

jackie, the problem may be getting worse because of the new real ids? >> that's right, so it turns out lawmakers are just as fed up with the long wait times as we are. requesting an audit of the department to make the dmv experience better for everyone. >> what time did you get here. >> just before 6:00 p.m.. >> i am leaving again after 90 minutes trying to even get in and never mind talking to anyone or getting anywhere else. it very disappointing. >> getting here long before the doors open at 9:00 a.m. is something they hope will save them a few showers of waiting in line. >> i was in this line less than a month ago and i was here for five hours. i am on three now. >> some people had to wait up to eight hours across california lately. one of the state lawmakers saying that needs to change requesting an audit of the department. >> every license holder needs to get a real id, and there is going to be a flood of individuals. was there anticipation in their planning to hire people on a limited term basis. we might want to observe the training. >> the dmv

jackie? >> participants in the teach-in here at washington hebrew congregation heard from anti-hate strategists. their message from theanel moderated by d.c. congresswoman eleanor holmes norton and maryland j congresswomanie raskin is that there was strength in numbers. the crowd ofnc hundredsded people of different faiths who say they wanted to come together to showhere a ways to combat racism and hatred. he need s talked about to make those efforts an ongoin thing. >> we're not going to have the knee jerk reaction of oh, gosh we have to do something so let's shut down thatpeh. we'll come up with creative solutions t upho these ideals and principles and make us better as a whole. >> and there will b an interfaith vigil here starting at 7 sack tonight. live inorwest, jackie benson, news 4. >> all right. thank you jackie. >>> d.c. mayor muriel bowsler not be here for this weekend'sr y and counterprotest. she's going on her long planned trip to el svador. she's leading a delegation on what's de

jackie: 12-foot alligator on the first day of hunting season in florida.in. rob: big gator, scary stuff. "fox & friends" starts right now. see you later. >> i have been speaking out rather forcefully because i believe it's important to do so. i don't believe i'm being political at all. >> the feud between ex-cia director john brennan and president trump taking yet another turn. >> a number of people have commented that he couldn't be in the position he is in of criticizing president trump and his so-called collusion with russia unless he did use classified information. >> several shots fired at u.s. embassy in turkey overnight a manhunt now underway for a gunman in the capital ankara. >> you may be a slick sales men who fools many people in this country, but you didn't fool me and you didn't fool new yorkers. >> as the left calls to ab

our jackie benson joins us live with the latest. jackie? >> well, we believe that the child fell from the same area that a little boyell from and died in may. take a lock behind me. you can see fairfax county police here on the scene at the spre the child fell. there are a number of women out here in the parking lot talking to police. they have their own children in their arms. it's not clear whether they are residentsr whether they were inside the apartment where this happ ted, buty are obviously very, very as you mentioned, this is the second time in three months that a child hasallen to their death from this building, from seminary -- from skyline towers here on seminary road. since may we've had a number of complaints from residenbout the strength of the locks on those windows. someone who lives there thas i wapeaking to just a short tied ago describt as a flimsy l k. almost like plastic and that he says that there are a number of people in the building who have asked that those window locks be made stronger. again, we don't know whethe

kpix 5's jackie ward in san francisco this morning with new questions being raised. >>> reporter: brian, this is a project that's been happening in west portal since june 25th. it paused after a construction worker was killed but has since resumed normal operations. one thing that is different, though, around here is the construction company that's organizing things. shimmick construction, the original company hired to seismically improve the tunnel, is no longer here. 51-year-old patrick ricketts was working with shimmick when he was hit by a steel beam on friday and died. san francisco supervisor normal yee represents -- norman ye. he said: legal documents show that shimmick checked "no" when asked by the sfmta if violation in the last decade but cal/osha said the company received major fines for safety violations including some in the serious and willful categories. so we reached out to shimmick but did not hear back from them for a comment. meanwhile, cal/osha and sfpd are both investigating the death of the construction worker. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> president trump is yanking th

jackie ward tells us the suspect is charged with first- degree murder.ackie. >>> reporter: police say christian bahena-rivera a man who had been living illegally in the u.s. for years confessed to killing mollie tibbetts. 24-year-old rivera had worked on a farm in iowa owned by a man who served as president of the iowa farm bureau. the company says he had passed the government's vetting process and s an eyee in good standing. police say the mexican told investigators that he stalked mollie during her jog on july 18th, the day she was reported missing. he followed her as she ran but doesn't remember how he killed her. he told police he blacked out and woke up to find her blood and body in his trunk. her body was found by police yesterday buried in a field under corn stalks. security surveillance video and rivera's car helped police make an arrest. president trump talked about mollie's murder at a rally in west virginia last night and blamed bad immigration laws on her death. >> you heard about today with the illegal alien coming in, very sadly, from mexic

jackie, molly, have a great weekend.ppreciate you being with me. >> you, too, poppy. >>> next, we turn to california where there's a state of emergency in two southern california counties as the holy fire burns closer to homes forcing thousands more to evacuate. we'll take you there next. the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro patients get their day back... to be with family, or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to it or neupogen (filgrastim). an incomplete dose could increase infection risk. ruptured spleen, sometimes fatal as well as serious lung problems, allergic reactions, kidney injuries and capillary leak syndrome have occurred. report abdominal or shoulder tip pain, troub