kron-4's jeff bush is live at the park tonight. to tell us what happened. jeff? the thing happen trapped in the a's and giants were let out. a girlfriend tried to step in to stop a fight that's when she was hit and not out. she is sent to hospital in critical condition. the other two red away in on it known condition. we are learning more tonight about the alleged high- price prostitute. who is accused of giving a bay area google executive. a fatal overdose of drugs. tonight. police in georgia are investigating a very similar incident involving the same woman -- 26-year-old alix tichelman. and we're hearing her voice for the first time -- on a 9-1-1 call. in the manslaughter case she faces in santa cruz. we have learned tichelman reportedly searched possible legal defense strategies online. before she was arrested -- which police say, may be an indication of guilt. police say, they are now tracking down tichelman's clients. and they add, on-line comments attributed to her, suggest what they call. 'a dark side'. suggesting she may have been motivated by something

kron four's jeff bush has more. >>crime scene tape blocked off half of the parking lot of the safeway on branham avenue. the san jose fire department got the call around 3:15 and when they arrived they found the victim who had been hit by a gray sedan in the parking lot. initial reports are that both the suspect and the victim knew each other, some sort of argument broke out between the two and the suspect hit the victim with his car and dragged him for some amount of time. san jose police were not saying much but did say they are investigating an assault with a deadly weaponthe suspects car being the weapon. the victim was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries and the suspecte managed to escape the scene. he went into an unknown direction and remains at large. i'm jeff bush in san jose, kron four news > > it was one today but even warmer tomorrow. today was '80s and '90s but tomorrow will be triple digits. today we saw 95 and antioch and never more-- livermore. in san rafael we hit 90 as well. it

kron four's jeff bush is live at the scene tonight with the latest. jeff? detectives are still gathering in incredible amount of evidence. one hostage is dead and the city is shaken by this day of violence. >>crime scene investigators were finding clues well into the night. at least a dozen shell casings could be seen at the corner of thorton road and wagner heights. look you can see one of the shell casings which is a rifle cartrigestockton police recovered this ak-47 from the scene. you can see the rifle has a folded stock and is outfitted with a magazine that can hold 30 rounds. suspects were firing ak-47 assault rifles at our officers. multiple vehicles were struck and we now hear of that citizens' homes that were struck by gunfire. the whole thing started around two o=clock at the bank of the west on thorton road and hammer street in north stockton. according to police, three armed men went into the bank and for some reason they took three women hostage and left in one of the women's suv. you can see it here in this aerial video from our partners at ab

and jeff bush in san mateo. >>a 'not guilty' plea from a san francisco man, who prosecutors say, led a crime operation. raymond "shrimp boy" chow appeared in federal court today. on a *newly filed indictment that includes racketeering. chow's attorney says, his client is innocent of all charges and is eager to testify. suspended state senator leland yee also faces new racketeering charges. in connection with the same investigation. yee will be arraigned in federal court tomorrow. still to come a man arrested and the charges he is now. now big changes coming to the golden gate bridge and how it can impact your. evening your chaos on the san francisco parkway as a car thief tried to get away. wait till you hear how he was brought down female announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you

i'm jeff bush in vallejo, kron four news. >>a 5-year-old boy hit by a minivan in hayward saturday afternoon is on life support. police say he'd been playing with friends at dixon and copperfield near the south hayward bart station. and was hit by a van when he ran across the street to get a ball. the driver of the mini van has not been charged - and police say drugs and alcohol were not factors. a san francisco man is accused of impersonating a police officer in order to kidnap and sexually assault his victims.targeting recent immigrants who don't speak much english. as kron 4's alecia reid reports, authorities say he targeted victims in hayward and oakland. and in san francisco's mission and ingleside districts. >>security guard jeffrey bugai is accused of kidnapping, sexually assaulting, and at times handcuffing his victims. >>oh goshthat's terrible. >>authorities say he would target central american immigrants that spoke very little english. his victims were normally drunk. and while pretending to be a police officer, he w

i'm jeff bush in richmond, kron four news. we did see more fog out there which will continue into tomorrow. however at the coastline it was warmer today because the clouds--fog cleared in the afternoon. it will be slow to clear tomorrow which will make it even cooler. advantage to the weekend, things will clear back out. it will be widespread in the morning and into 193= =9:30. we will have sunshine in the south bay where it will be warmer but still heavy in the north they with the fog. let's check out the north take temperatures will be cooler because of the lingering fog. we will stay cool the next couple of days with the widespread fog coverage into the weekend. but it will clear in the weekend and by monday of virtually no fog. so it will be back to 90 degrees. >>several dozen protestors rallied today. calling for an end to the rising number of evictions in san francisco. demonstrators gathered in front of the offices of 'urban green investments' today. they say, this firm in particular, has purchased a number of buildings

kron four's jeff bush shows you what it was like today from several different perspectives. >> these are just some of the amazing pictures sent in by kron four viewers across the northern part of the bay area and show how much smoke was produced by tuesday's fire north of napa. take a look at this. you can see from this video shot from our aerial partners at abc 7 the thick smoke from the fire was intense and was rising from the ever growing fire. the smoke was noticable for miles around and most people in the northern part of the bay area could see the evidence of the destructive fire that consumed several buildings in the area and force people to evacuate their homes in the area. here is a shot from our camera that sits atop mount tamalpius. this video has been sped up 5000% to give you some perspective. look, you can see the smoke was going straight up into the air and then hit some sort of air current somewhere around 1000 feetthat current leveled out the plume at the top and made it disapate in different directions. this shot from highway 37 shows just how far away the smoke cou

kron 4's jeff bush reports on the sordid details on the date. and explains what was caught on camera. >>santa cruz police say that 26 year old alix catherine tickleman of folsom met with a client of hers on a docked yacht in late november. police say she injected the 51 year old man with herion and the man died of an overdose on board the vessel. police say there is survalience video of her casually stepping over the man several times as she gathered her things to leave. police say she even finished a glass of wine before taking off. she was under investigation for several months and police were checking in on her through a prostitution web site. you can see some of her pictures that she posted on her facebook page along with this status update from last month which reads >>it's really nice to talk with someone about killing sprees and murdering people in cold blood.and they love it too. no judgement. yay! take a look around you life is hard and then you die >>$1000 was the price she charged for sex and a police officer posed as a client, arrain

i'm jeff bush in berkeley, kron four news. it was muddy today we. saw a lot of high cloud coverage but that did bring cooler temperatures to the inland valley. it would have been a lot warmer without the cloud cover. looking at that satellite we do see moisture coming up which may cause some initial showers. taking a look at the weather pictures from earlier we see some isolated sprinklers. you see the dark wisps' coming out of the cloud. it is rain but it is stopping before it hits the ground. here's a picture with those high clouds in the sky. looking at tonight you see a storm appearing on the computer model. we see the clouds rolling through the morning and into the afternoon we see a lot of clearings out on the golden gate and into the. north the we will have more sunshine tomorrow and temperatures will be similar to today. your extended forecast has tomorrow with a slight chance of sprinkles but not very likely. it could happen in the north bay in the morning till. the rest of the week has morning fog, afternoon sunshine and, mild conditions b

jeff bush was there for what became -- jeff pierce was there for what became a salvage construction. >> construction crews working in the early morning hours at union square. it became a nightmare for the vegetable shops next to the gushing water. >> everything on here between grand stockton on this side of the street as well as neiman marcus across the street. >> the san francisco fire department was enlisted to deal with the thousands of gallons of water threatening high- priced inventories. >> we have several businesses that have a lot of standing water in their basements, rooms with expensive merchandise. we have all of our specialized equipment on out here to evacuate as much water as we can. we have crews that are working on salvaging the merchandise, trying to limit the damage. >> it was work that had to be done. >> our concern is the electrical hazard as they have so much water in the building. and that there will be no chance of anybody getting electrocuted. >> by noon, it was a scramble to save as much as possible. >> we have the private contractors, on some of the business

kron-4's jeff bush is live where it happened. jeff? this was the scene on friday afternoon. devsitation and burning homes on the fourth of july.seven homes were destroyed, including elaine dennis' home. she and her family just moved in this week. elaine dennis home destroyed all of our clothes and everything was in that house. we have nothing. my mom had just got paid. i had just went and did a little house sitting job and got paid. all our money got burned, my cell phone, we don't know if we're going to have a phone, we don't have clothes. my pets, i could save but their food was in the house. elaine was able to save the family dog but her other pets didn't make it. elaine i couldn't handle the smoke anymore and i still ahd guinnie pigs and hamsters in my room and i came running outside and i tried to tell the fire department and i just found out that they didn't even try to go inside to save them. and, i was getting burned by the fire and i have burned places on my dress from it. elaine was scared her dad was hurt. elaine he's about to undergo neck surgery so when he first

kron four's jeff bush is live tonight and explains what happened. jeff? detectives are still on the scene bring the final details together. all we can tell you is that one suspect is dead due to a shooting. a deputy arrived on scene and saw a man beating a woman so violently that he dropped his motorcycle on the ground, so they could rescue her. here smashing his her head on the side of the card line and the and dragging her along the sidewalk repeatedly beating her . he then got into his car and tried to run the deputy and the woman over with the car. the deputy shot the man stopping him from driving into both the police officer and a woman. they say this was not the man's first criminal acts. there have been reports of domestic violence and drug possession. the suspect from what i was hearing his recently released from prison. the woman went to the hospital was of the year head injuries. this is new video of the chaotic scene of a deadly shootout between police and three robbers in stockton yesterday. dozens of bullets pelted an s-u- v the men used - af

i'm jeff bush in the newsroom, kron four news. yesterday we told you about a 98- year old san francisco woman. being evicted from the apartment she has lived in for nearly 50 years. the building mary phillips lives in. is run by urban green development. tenants rights advocates say, that company is one of the worst. when it comes to buying apartments and evicting the tenants. among the buildings where the company has served eviction notices, is this dolores street apartment building where phillips lives. they have bought at least 385 units with cash over the last few years in san francisco. they have ellis acted at least 5 buildings.taken buyouts" mary phillips has refused to leave her apartment and says she will fight the eviction in court. mine are the our it connects to smart phones in use his brain waves. this technology can also be used for speech impediment and those with physical impediments. use the traffic is very light at this hour more details on traffic and a forecast coming out . 711 representing the 7-eleven restaura

kron-4's jeff bush is live in san francisco.where a new heat record was set today. jeff.oday we broke a record and sentences go with tempters getting up to 85 degrees. the previous record was 1973 with 82 degrees. one place people won't be going to cool off is shadow cliffs lake in pleasanton. this is what people think of a perfect day. it was a day for tourists and for once those hard to tell them from the locals. expecting is pitiful that last crop wheat and. all beaches will remain closed at least until tomorrow due to high e-coli levels. the park district discovered high bacterial levels yesterday. and officials say tests will be done tomorrow to determine if the water is safe. lake temescal in oakland will likely stay closed all weekend due to a rare toxic algae that can make people and animals sick. testing showed high levels of the toxin - which causes problems like rashes, vomiting and flu- like symptoms. officials say more test need to be done before they can open the lake to the public. the record tempters wants to carry on for long. we're seeing sea breezes for

kron four's jeff bush is live in livermore with that story. jeff? > > ages 2 and 3. police say these mother came here to gamble here in livermore on sunday night. the problem is she left her two little girls in the car across the street. >>37 year old phaley nget of oakland was arrested on sunday night after police were called to the parking lot across the street from the casino. when officers arrived on scene, this is what they sawtwo little girls, ages two and three, strapped in their seats in the back of the car. traci rebiejo>> one was crying. the windows were partially rolled down. she had blankets covering the windows. >>it is unclear if the blankets were to hide the children from view or an attempt to keep the heat down. either way, the children were unsupervised, in a locked carand, that is illegal. rebiejo >> it is an extreem case. she didn't just run into the grocery store and buy a gallon of milk. she was going there for her pleasure and leaving her kids abandoned in the car. luckely it was 75 degrees. she was parked in the shade. the interior temperature

kron four's jeff bush is live along the embarcadero. to explain this turf war. jeff? >>proposition b passed by a considerable majority and went into law last month. on tuesday, the state lands commission, which is made of three politicians, filed a lawsuit saying that all development plans along the waterfront have to be approved by the port authority only. the planning commission can't do it, the board of supervisors can't do it and the voters can't do it. matt dorsey represents the city attorney and says san francisco will fight back. matt dorsey>> city attorney dennis herrerra disagrees strongly. san francisco's land use planning when it comes to the waterfront for decades has been a delibrative and participatory process. it has included voters and the planning commission and the board of supervisors and the port commission and we have a great waterfront to show for it. dorsey points to att ballpark as an example of that coordinated effort and the inclusion of the voting san franciscan and says keeping the voters in the loop is a good thing. the group called no wal

kron four's jeff bush is live in walnut creek with their storyjeff. miniture horses were bread to work in the coal mines of europe at the peak of the industrial revolution but over the years they have become popular as pets in the united states. unfortunatly, many people who get them as pets soon realize that, even though they are small, they are still horsesand, horses are expensive to care for. mary stewart rescues mini horses even though the mini horses don't cost as much as big horses, they are still horses, ther is still a cost factor and, so, many of these people are being proactive and say, i can't take care of my horse anymore. would you take my horse? and, we get a lot of that. to date, in a year and a half, we have placed 193 horses already. the group angels for mini's finds new homes for the mini horses here in the bay area, so, when they heard of a woman in north dakota who does the same thing there but has to stop because of health reasons, they got their trailers and headed there to take 19 mini horses off her hands to find them a good h

i'm jeff bush in san jose, kron four news. a 73-year old woman.recovering from a head injury tonight.after a bullet flew into her san francisco apartment. a stray bullet tore through the window of her retirement home at providence senior housing in the bayview.near 3rd street and newcomb avenue. police say it appears stray glass hit the women on her forehead. she thought she was grazed by the actual bullet.but was able to help herself. police are working to figure out what led to the shooting. a lightning storm lit up the bay area overnight. and left behind some damage. we found a redwood tree in kentfield that had it's bark stripped off by a lightning strike. a second tree was split in two. the top of a third exploded into bits. branches that came crashing down onto elena mandin's guest house deck. her houseguest reported seeing flames shooting out of this bathroom spigot, which is charred along the edges. the same lightning strike is believed to have knocked out two transformers a few houses down. p-g-and-e had to replace th

kron four's jeff bush is live near the freeway. to explain what you need to know about the closure. jeff- this will stretch through the july 4th holiday weekend? > > we are just two hours into the closure and you can see northbound is shut down and will remain that way throughout the course of the weekend. > > they fixed the southbound side on memorial day and now it's the northbound side. this is what is being fixed. it's a special hinge that allows the skyway to flex during a seizmic eventwithout the hinge, the structure would be too brittle and could fail, so, it's really a big deal. the freeway closed at nine o=clock sharp and will remain closed until nin a=m monday morning. --five a m monday morning. the closure affects the northbound lanes from highway 101 all the way into the city. of course, the northbound on ramps will be closed as well. the southbound lanes will be unaffected by this closure and traffic will be normal in that direction. they chose the major holidays this summer so that fewer people would be on the roadway. > > developing news say one person was injured doin

bush was? or what? jeffsays he is not much interested in accounting for the behavior of crowds, but the near absence of the american people as actors in their own right or subjects of president bush's concerns is striking. president bush was clearly not president clinton, interested in interacting with individual americans of all kinds. i do wonder what the president made of his duties to the dimos he was charged with leading. finally, i want to comment on the foray into international history. he spends it -- he spends a great many pages writing about the parallel histories of other nationstates approaching the ending of the cold war. china and chinese leaders figure prominently in the manuscript sections i read. a main reason the manuscript has so many pages is that jeff, in a tour de force job of research and writing, gives his readers long narratives with how the end of the cold war appeared to those nations. that greatly expands the breath of jeff's story and even his explanations of how american policym

kron 4's jeff bush spoke to the man's mother. he is live in antioch tonight. with a story you'll see only on 4. jeff, what does the family say? > > the man's mother is very upset with the police department. he was actually running away from police when he was shot in the garage of his girlfriend's house. > > he was shot in the back she. called me a few minutes ago to say she had just gotten hot back because they had her home cornered of. she said there is yellow tape over the garage. they drug him from the garage and hogtied him, broke his legs, and kept him on the ground for over an hour is, couple of hours, before they called the ambulance. they said he was airlifted, but he was not airlifted he was taken by ambulance to the hospital. > > we have reached out to that the police department we have not had any word back. reporting live in antioch. > >san jose police are searching for a killer. this, after a man was shot this afternoon. lots of people called 9-1-1 around 3:30 this afternoon. reporting gunshots on gramercy place in east san jose. that's right near

kron four's jeff bush shows us why some israelis say hamas must be destroyed. you are watching israel's iron dome defense in action. one missile soaring up to knock down another over tel aviv. this battle in the skies taking place fifty miles from gaza. fat it's evidence that the hamas arsenal is growing more sophisticated. homemade, limited=range rockets replaced by weapons that can reach almost all of israel. but this may be the militants' most powerful weapon. pictures of children maimed by israelis. this friday the islamic holy day became a day of rage in the west bank. palestinians battled israeli troops at checkpoints surrounding jewish settlements. as the anger over the gaza images spread, israel's security council announced a unilateral 12=hour cease fire. hamas also agreed to the pause to allow gaza residents access to food, water and medical aid. but israel rejected a u=s proposal for a longer truce to mark the end of ramadan. seven days of a humanitarian ceasefire in honor of eid. / seven days during which the fundamental issues of concern - for isra

. >> catherine: kron 4's jeff bush talked to the little girl's mother. e joins us live with the latest. jeff? >> reporter: she was at a birthday party celebrating her cousin's first birthday with a cut more children in the park and bullets start firing everywhere creek melissa found herself shot in the arm. >> reporter: the oakland police department even purchased heard a teddy bear and brought it to the hospital. you could imagine that this was the last thing she would expect that a perfect party. >> i ran. i saw bullet come by and i saw blood leaking on the ground. i cut my hand up on my arm to see if i was bleeding. i was, and i had my hand on the blood for a long time so the blood would not come out. >> keep your children closed and tell them you love them every day because you do not know what would happen. i never knew him that my daughter would have been shot since the last time i seen how bad day. her that day >> reporter: (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: open from 9:00 a.m. welcome t

kron 4's jeff bush is live in alameda county, near san leandro. where this began with a domestic dispute. jeff? the coroner is year and a sheriff's deputy is still here trying to piece together what happened. around 4:40 p.m., multiple 911 calls went out for a man severely beating a woman on the street. the sheriff arrived on his motorcycle. the woman was beaten so badly that he dropped his motorcycle on the ground and went to rescue her. that is when the suspect got in the car and tried to run officer over with the car, so the deputy said he had no choice but to it fire multiple shots into the car, hitting the suspect multiple times, killing him. according to our witnesses he was striking her by libby multiple times, dragging her up and down the sidewalk, and beating her. the crime was so severe that our officer immediately dropped the motorcycle and went to rescue her. the witnesses describing a very serious attack on the victim and her zero injuries are agreeing with that. she has been treating and a local hospital for head trauma. police say th

. >> pam: kron 4's jeff bush just arrived at the scene. we'll bring you his report as soon as it is available. from the scene. >> pam: a new twist in oakland mayor jean quan's crash investigation. she maintains she was not on the phone, when her car collided with another car last month. but now, we have her phone which both raise questions about when the accident actually occurred >> pam: kron 4's dan kerman is here.you've been combing through the reports. what are you finding. >> reporter: they are not able to determine who is at fault in the june 8th traffic collision involving mayor jean quan and they are also now saying they unable to determine whether or not cell phones were in use at the time of the collision because they can't pinpoint the time of the crash. apparently neither can oakland mayor jean quan the traffic collision report obtained by kron 4 news indicates that quan initially wrote down the crash occurred at 5:30 then she crossed it out and wrote 545, then she crossed that out and wrote 525. >> reporter: they cannot pinpoi

kron 4's jeff bush shows us how the gun conflict has spread to the west bay where at least two palestinians have been killed by israeli soldiers. >> reporter: rage in gaza over the killing of children spread to the west bank. a march on an israeli settlement in the palestinian territory met by soldiers. they opened fire with live ammunition, tear gas, and rubber bullets. this 9-year-old said he came to support gaza. the militants gaining support beyond their base there. in cairo, secretary of state john kerry concedes his negotiations have fallen short. >> some are ready to move, others are reluctant. >> israel's security cabinet rejected kerry's proposal for a one-week truce followed by negotiations. instead, israel announced a unilateral 2-hour cease fire beginning at 7:00 a.m. israeli time, about four hours from now. jeff but kron 4 news knew. shortly after ties really announcement, hamas said it, too, would observe a day-long cease fire. >>> there is new information tonight about the aerial gary i can't plane that crashed in mali. french military forces who have scurred the crash site s

now.as kron four's jeff bush tells us.the state is suing the city.trying to do away with proposition> reporter: this place will look completely different had if the have not been for the city council and planning commission and board of supervisors to go with the original plan. to have a shopping mall here at the cruise terminal with high end stores for people to come off the cruise ship and go shop. the supervisor said no to that idea and deferred to the current plan which is more of a pleasant and open space area. more of a plaza. >> for almost 50 years the voters in city have weighed in on if we should build tall buildings on the waterfront or restaurants and retail recreation. this is a lawsuit to take it back and this is many agencies that are concerned apparently that they are losing their control over their waterfront. there are tried to persuade the court that not only the vote terce half power to set height limits but the city as a whole tric >> reporter: of 4-point-3. >> pam: the new thing lombard have each have chair will travel. >> jacqueline: we do have a chance of isola

jeff bush left for us in nappa where health officials are warning people to take precautions with alson the air. >> : the smoking be seen from our location here from the sonoma from the fire. beckham be seen from all across the northern part the bay area was shot earlier in the day from a world grown in part. the plan as mutt. well up in the sky easy about about a thousand feet up in the air. where people reported seeing it as far from where part all the way down to the guadalupe. other piece of video from mt. tam camera. as you can see the video has been set up both of 5000 percent. some perspective as the smoke is doing rises up in the sky and 2,000 ft.. it's the wind. level but off. like a top hat. another piece of video from our location for how 37. a hundred miles away. from the fire. another piece of elevated above the bridge line just far north. finally this last piece of video trap via helicopter partnership with abc seven news. piquancy the biggest black smoke felt from the heavy-duty fire firefighters are stacked as we speak. at the bay area air quality management district is

kron-4's jeff bush has their story. >>miniture horses were bread to work in the coal mines of europe at the peak of the industrial revolution but over the years they have become popular as pets in the united states. unfortunatly, many people who get them as pets soon realize that, even though they are small, they are still horsesand, horses are expensive to care for. mary stewart >> even though the mini horses don't cost as much as big horses, they are still horses, ther is still a cost factor and, so, many of these people are being proactive and say, i can't take care of my horse anymore. would you take my horse? and, we get a lot of that. to date, in a year and a half, we have placed 193 horses already. the group angels for mini's finds new homes for the mini horses here in the bay area, so, when they heard of a woman in north dakota who does the same thing there but has to stop because of health reasons, they got their trailers and headed there to take 19 mini horses off her hands to find them a good home. mary >> sh

the city has no right to judge the matter kron for jeff bush has the details. >>: proposition be is considerable will geordie that would into law last month. the state lands position which is made of three politicians they filed a lawsuit say that all developers as a lot of the waterfront have to be approved by the court 40 only. the board of supervisors can't do it and the voters can't do it. it represents the search city attorney of services but they will fight back. >>: i disagree strongly services " is that a stir when it comes to its waterfront has been produced and a process that this included voters and planning commission and against the board of supervisors. we're a great watershed far to show for this. spot >>: this is the conclusion of the voting for surfaces is. it says that keeping the voters in blue is a good thing. it's called know what the waterfront says that the city attorney is doing the right thing. >>: this is really about money and power for almost 50 years the city has waited on whether it's good on the waterfront have restaurants or retail recreation. it's the voice of th

closing in on a jeff bush hillary clinton raise. think the country is really in the mood for change, and therefore, you could see a ted ,ruz and rand paul on one side and then that does create an opening. you still have the house of representatives problem. he cannot win outright, but how do you get a body composed entirely of republicans and democrats, but i think both parties are moving towards the edges, and there is just threw in there for another party, which is what this country needs. >> michael, historically, is there an example where this kind of new center has been created? >> the history of party realignment, a party developed to fill the void that has been left by others. he was talking about the whig party, and that is how the republican party started in the mid-1850's, and you could see that again. i think what we could see is something different for most american history, that is if there is a movement like this or a candidate, a person may not be the head of a party at all. the possibility. the technology exists. dis

kron4's jeff bush is live tonight with details. jeff. >> reporter: san francisco police to promises two brothers are responsible for a murderous rampage that took over the city hall yesterday evening. the arrest was made this morning. let's take video of one of the homicide that they are accused of. you can see that there was a huge police response. the victims and those of these cases were shot multiple times. one brother is responsible for the murder in the morning and the of the brother is responsible for the evening murder. >> get into custody. charged for two counts of murder and probation and parole violation. no connection between the two homicides and other than the fact that they were killed by the brothers in both cases. no game relation it is not gang-related. >> reporter: not disclosing the motor off creek the motive. the victim in this case did not know each other so we will have to continue to wait for updates. >> pam: a homicide investigation is now underway in point richmond >> pam: police investigators say, around 4

kron four's jeff bush has more >>: it was a unanimous decision.anta clara valley water distrct voted to spend a half million dollars that will include public outreach and more incentives for those who save water but the biggest part of the new plan is the hiring of up to ten water >>: cops. the enforcement of the conservation goals will soon be a reality. >>: part of the plan is to establish a new level of bureacracy in the district. a smartphone app is in the works and people can take a picture of water wasters, or send the district an address, >>: the conservation officers will go to the reported location and talk to the people or business owners and tell them of their water wasting ways. if they continue to ignore the could be imposed. >>: when we did report we want to send someone out to send it to check that out. if there are egregious waste we will report back to their local provider which had the ability to give up fine. marty grimes santa clara valley water district when we get reports of water egregious waste we would report provider who

jeff bush is arriving at the scene and we will have more information.mation we are also getting our first look at those terrifying final moments when the suspects exchanged gunfire with police. just terrifying video here. you can hear and see it bullets striking the suspects' vehicle. two suspects died here as well as a hostage but we do not know if she died here were earlier in the day. no police officers were injured. suspects did shoot 14 different police cruisers and the police department shows that that suspects may have been trying to ambush the police officers. in all, two suspects were killed one. hostage was killed and two others were injured and are in hospital. one final note is that the bank with, was closed today, is scheduled to permanently close on friday. friday we have team coverage on this story. kron4's maureen kelly talked to a witness to the robbery -- who turned out to be related to the customer who was killed. bite justin tankersey was headed to the bank when he saw a woman kidnapped before his very eyes misty worked at a local de

kron 4 jeff bush has the story. r >>: 37 year-old of oakland was arrested on sunday night after police were called to the parking lot across the street from the casino. the riot on seed and seen up two little girls ages 2 and 3 in the back of the car. what was crime and the windows were partially rolled out with quick recovery the widows. it is all clear to us tell if the up blankets were to cover the view or keep the heat down. that is on civilized and also is still illegal. phaley nget is being held on 20-thousand dollars bail. her children are in custody of child protective services. it is easily go to leave anybody under the age of seven in the car on its head did. scary moments at a bay area beach. as two teenagers are pulled from the water. we'll hear from witnesses who but first, president obama taking extra measures to make sure our borders remain safe. where's he getting the help, coming up after the break. new this morning. they are [ heart beating ] [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the

bush or i dos simply dismisses it. not know it i would think it would figure more prominently in the white house. jeff dedicated to arguing that leadership matters and that different leaders do things for their own reasons. i have little sense in the pages that president bush is the head of the executive branch who sits atop a mountain resentingtion different bureaucracies, administrations, political views and agendas. residential decision-making under bush seems extraordinarily circumscribed and based on little and." information. in contrast, the book produced by the miller center on the bush presidency that was just , in thed by cornell essay by arthur lemieux spero -- sparrow argued that the bush administration's success was in measure a part of their policy process. i know jeff is writing for a broad audience and that demands a focus on the president and his tight circle of leaders. after goodwin's great lincoln biography with its genius term, "a team of rivals," we were looking at a way to encapsulate how the presidency work. i think jeff can do more in explaining how the company man orchestrated

jeff gannon. but that was his handsome bald head which president bush liked to touch sometimes from the photographic evidence. and he apparently was paid roughly in the order of $200 an hour for the naked services that he provided at hotmilitarystud.com. those, of course, are separate and distinct from the journalistic services that he provided in the white house briefing room. being a hooker, itself, isn't that much of a scandal. all right? it's called the oldest profession for a reason. but the interaction of high-level politics, high-level politicians and hookers, that can be a very awkward thing. i mean, the white house press office accrediting a hooker from a conservative media website as if that guy were a reporter, right? that was a legitimate scandal for the george w. bush administration. one of the earliest in what would turn out to be a very bumpy second term for that presidency. but do yourself a favor the next time you're stranded somewhere and got some battery life left on your personal electronic device, just for fun when you have a minute, google "prostitute washington scandal." some

bush. good morning to both of you. jeff sessions writes this, quote, any action congress might consider to address the current border crisis would be futile if the president would go forward with these lawless actions. he continues. congress must speak out and fight against them. it must use its spending power to stop the president's executive amnesty. that the house leaders border package includes no lang on executive actions is surrender to a lawless president. brad, start. he got a point? >> no, he doesn't, here is why. you can't anticipate what the president might do or not do. we know from the president's past behavior he likes to pick hupp his pen and phone in degradation of the constitution and acts beyond his authority. we know that. you can't put that in a bill. the president will pick up the pen if he feels it is best interest. you can't do ask the president to do more than the oath requires. the house is smart. deal with it for 90 days. reassesses it. give the president, 1/5 of what he is asking for. get the nati

check and are insisting on changes to a 2008 bush-era law which treats central american refugees different from immigrants from mexico. sonoran john mccain and jeff flake unveiled a memo thursday which would change the law requiring mandatory detention or the use of all the tiffs like ankle bracelets the it would also makes 15,000 additional refugee visas available for el salvador, honduras and ecuador. henn henry quear is also working on -- right now the republicans don't appear to have the votes to pass those stand-alone measures. nancy pelosi tells me yesterday she opposes the change, thoughi not a deal breaker. >> if it's a burning building, we have to put out the fire. i'm not going to have a conversation about the color of the buckets the water is in. >> but democrats are making it clear they are reluctant to give away even narrow changes to immigration law. >> just as we don't tell jordan because they can -- they're being overwhelmed with refugees, you know, just send them back to syria to be killed, we have to set some examples ourselves. i can assure you that i will fight tooth and nail changes in the trafficking victims protection act.

jeff bukus. >> i saw you in that bush. >> i look like the guy on "laugh in." remember artie shaw? interesting. coming up, we will talk. there he s. i don't know if he's that happy. >> probably not considering the terse language the deal was rejected with. >> i think the real company is way out there. >> you think this is a political. >> i do. i know, rippert is like darth vader coming in to take over. there would be a lot of people. anyway, alove it. coming up, tax inversionings and business with white house chief of staff bill daly. then it's the moment that many people have been waiting for. treasury secretary jack lew. we are excited. we always have the treasury kick off our delivering alpha conference. we have very excited. they are giving us a key note speech right here at the delivering alpha conference. we'll be back and carry a live conference. jim kram ler have a q & a session. check out banc of america. rortd reporting profits of 41 sent per share. >> that excluded legal expenses and was 12 cents above estimates. b of a reached a deal with aig to settle mit galgs involvi

jeff and then kathleen and then we'll have three in a row. >> first, i have noticed you have not offered a word of gratitude to president bush for having taken care of iraq, saddam hussein for iran, and maybe he deserves a bit of warm memory in some quarters. i do wonder whether you may exaggerate a bit the intentions of the u.s. to pull out of out f the region, which i haven't seen signals of a wholesale flight yet. let focus on the region itself. it must be a blow to iranian sense of importance that, for all of the convulsions of applan -- arab spring and the rise of would-be democratic movements nobody looks to the islamic republic of iran as a constitutional model for anybody in the arab world, which raises the question, what are iranian purposes in the broader region? what kind of influence does it really exert on any of the other countries other than through the couple of proxies, hezbollah and assad, to whom it has provided some very tangible, deliverable, and are those relationships matter of conviction, either shiite loyalty, or simply expedient you cut the right deal with washington and you can cut could you say a little bit more a

jeff from philadelphia on our independent line. >> good morning. how would it have turned out if we had let them gone bankrupt and didn't deal with them? if bush and bail them out, we wouldn't of had this problem. if the republicans again, it's their fault. >> as far as the recalls are concerned? >> of course. >> you would've let gm die? >> look at all the other companies. where does this attitude come from too big to fail? it's silly. do you realize how much cheaper cars would be if they went to the process of bankruptcy? >> we are talking about recalls. as far as the news of recalls goes, does it influence you one way or another is whether he would buy a car? >> absolutely. i would buy a foreign car. -- i think i, would buy a german. volkswagen or audi. >> bobby from michigan. democrats line. >> good morning. i work for general motors for 32 years. the problem here is that the parts the general motors are using are brought in from china. you can't make chicken salad out shit.cken >> that's bobby from michigan. you are welcome to make those thoughts on the line. chart take a look at the that usa today posted earlier today, taking a look at au