. >> jesse james was never anything but an outlaw. >> an outlaw with a cult-like following. >> today,s a northern term. >> caught on a haunting image... >> this is a controversial photo. >> ...next to his killer? >> it's either jesse james and bob ford or it isn't. >> it's her strange inheritance, and it could bring in a bounty. >> people questioned it. they wanted to see proof. >> we've heard everything from $50,000 to a half-million dollars. $15,000. now $20,000. $20,000. thinking about $20,000. ♪

let's start with you jesse james. last night nikki haley put the best face possible on this.asking of the u.n. so is it enough or is it just a drop in the bucket? >> it's not enough. this is the ninth sanctions we have had since 2006 and it did not go far enough because basically we are allowing them to have the same amount of oil that they have the last 12 months. that's business as usual and it essentially we didn't cut that often president trump's obviously disappointed because why are we still playing this cat and mouse game with them? charles: well it's also an interesting point and vladimir putin made it a week or so ago, sanctions the way they have been going at work. north korea's economy according to many sources including south korea's central bank has gotten extremely stronger. they have a black arcade so we are going to cut them off. you have to be committed to cutting them off. >> to get money from iran. they have done some of their nuclear programs with iran. they had some of their weapons of mass destruction found in syria were by the north koreans funded by ir

>> it's either jesse james and bob ford or it isn't. >> it's her strange inheritance, and it could bringoned it. they wanted to see proof. >> we've heard everything from $50,000 to a half-million dollars. $15,000. now $20,000. $20,000. thinking about $20,000. ♪

frank james and later his kid brother, jesse james were part of this whole thing. everything came to a head in august 1863ly. you know all about that. you heard the names of the people that were killed in quantro's raid on lawrence in 1863. there were about 400 gorillas that took part in the raid. they were directed to kill every man and boy tall enough to hold a gun. as you know about 200 were killed. there are some we're not sure about. 200 were killed. quantro's raid was gruesome. the descriptions of some of the killings will make you sick. i will not read those. they were also, a number of remarkable escapes. one african-american man, he knew that he was probably a target. he took off and started running. ran for four miles to the walker russo river. climbed up a tree. thought he was safe. only to realize couple of hours later, when he left, they marched under the tree. he thought he was safe. another story i think that's interesting, the night before the raid, gentleman by the name of mr. winchell was in town. he ran into the house of the episcopal minister. t

car that doug hill drove on the beat in this county looking for horse thieves, bank robberies, jesse james, things like that. an illustrious career before he switched over to weather, where, you know, 30% right is pretty good! doug, we are going to miss you. i won't know whether to bring the umbrella, galoshes, mittens, gloves, shorts or the flip-flops to work. it's not the same without you. bad watch out. he's on the prowl again. doug: the truth is actually my cruiser was a 1973 dodge polaris with a 440 police package engine. i could go zoom, zoom. alex, my gosh, alex makes my life easy here. i can't imagine what past 12 years have been without his help. it's been incredible. b.j. is my baby sister and the rest are my kids. that's the way it is. alison: we will all miss you. doug: love you, too, alex. we will talk about this. tomorrow i may wear sunglasses. that may be the order of the day. i might get really bold. some weather guys wearing things but i'm too proper for that. but maybe tomorrow i may go on the wild side. jonathan: retirement shoes. doug: get you going on thursday afternoo

ktvu's jesse geary tells us james branik worked at the chp inspection scales in san martin. >> reporterchp investigators measured and collected evidence at the crash site that cost one of their own his life. james branik began his career in 2005 in the san jose office. then he transferred to the scales inspections facility in san martin in 2011. shortly before 6 a.m. branik was riding his bike southbound on monterey road heading into work. at the same time, 47-year-old joseph ketchum was driving his chevrolet pickup truck northbound on monterey. he made a left turn near chester avenue directly in front of branik. the resulting collision caught the attention of an attendant at a nearby gas station. >> this is big noise. i thought something was wrong, a bomb. >> reporter: despite efforts by first responders, branik a 44- year-old married family man, was killed in the crash. >> he was an amazing person. james was an amazing person and officer. >> reporter: investigators say the driver of the pickup truck is cooperating with the investigation. one of the things investigators will look at is

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jess? i'm alive!" ( james ) the death toll continues to rise after hurricane irma. and now we are now getting a better understanding of the destruction left behind in florida and the carribean after the storm hit. the number of irma-related deaths has now risen to 61. including 12 in florida. a seven-year-old girl and two adults were found dead yesterday morning. police say it was likely from carbon monoxide poisoning. the cost of hurricane irma to florida has already surpassed what the state spent during hurricane matthew last year. state agencies have spent more than 273-million dollars on preparations and recovery efforts. power outages in florida affected about 12 million customers. some five million people are in the dark and without air conditioning. (james) coming up on the kron four morning news... hear what a mcdonald's employee said to a woman that got her fired. (james) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. hot spot wb 580 before een canyon on the dublin grade. overturn accident eb

jesse: she is saying it's okay to smuggle children across a dangerous desert and put them in jeopardy? james comey was delivering a convocation at howard university when this happened. i don't even know what was going on. whether it was a black power thing or liberal thing. by the was rude and disrespectful. comey is disliked by republicans and democrats. is comey a racially divisive figure? i never heard that before. he's an invited guest. is that how your parents raised you to treat a guest in your home. congress woman maxine waters decided to say this about the president of the united states. >> this dishonorable human being who has the alt-right and the kkk and everybody else inside his cabinet. when i get through with donald trump he's going to wish he had been impeached. i'm going to say impeach 45 every day. jesse: it has a ring to it. are you asserting the klu klux klan lives in the white house? if you believe that, there is something wrong with this. i don't know if you know this, but you can't impeach the president unless the democrats take back the house. >> black people, you bert

hot dog vendor was also started in the wake of the incident...haaziq madyun kron4news (james) and berkeley mayor jesse arreguin has responded to the video. he posted on his facebook page saying -- quote -- "it is outrageous this happened. to harass a poor street vendor and take his money! i will be reaching out to ucpd and chancellor demanding justice." (james) coming up later on the kron four morning news... what caltrain is doing this week to reduce noise at some of its stations around the peninsula. (james) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... a surprising update on horror flick... "it''s... box office numbers... hollywood has a new highest paid female filmmaker... plus an impromptu concert from kirsten bell goes viral... here's david daniel with the hollywood minute. (nat)"it" is an even bigger hit than we thought! weekend estimates had the horror flick flattening the competition with a 117-million-dollar haul. turns out, "it" act

james rosen did the interview of vice president cheney. >> juan: they tried to do away with the pornography. no magazine. >> jessee my time to come really. >> kimberly: halloween party. >> dana: did you have a costume? >> kimberly: i did. i was a police officer. >> dana: "one more thing" is next. ♪ >> jesse: it is time for "one more thing." >> dana: yesterday it was a fun and furry day with the bush family. they hosted veterans and their pets. featured in a new book, wounded warriors and the animals that help heal them. it has 15 stories of wounded veterans and their pets. it wasn't just dogs. there was an owl, a screech owl. apparently one had an accident on 41, which is good luck, i've heard. there is a pig. barbara bush wrote the forward for the book. the prophets will go to pets for patriots. >> kimberly: how great is this family? always doing such wonderful things. god bless them. >> jesse: i have a better animal segment. who likes elephants? ♪ that's a baby elephant in china sliding down a forest on his belly. isn't that beautiful? >> kimberly: where in china was that? >> jesse: in a province. >> juan: i se

james, saying the browns showed their faith by their works."anybody can talk about doing good, but doing it's actually hard work." governor jerry brown also spoke briefly, as did former presidential candidate jesseorty years is a long time. not as long as i've been in politics, but it's still a long time."when amos brown spoke with kron four before the service began, he said today's racisim will destroy our country, and that his own personal mentor, martin luther king, would say we've lost our minds.but the pastor also expressed hope and humility. "tonight we're about being together, and making the recommitment to fulfilling the dream."that dreambeing one nation under god with liberty and justice for all."something that garnered a lot of excitement from the congregation was an announcement by supervisor london breed of the city's plans to designate the third baptist church as a historical landmark.in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. ( marty ) the university of california is suing the trump administration over its plan to end the daca program. some four-thousand undocumented students are in the u-c system and many are currently protected from deportation under the program. lemor abra

james brown was honored by a former president and sitting governor.>> reporter: that is so correct. wrapped up more than an hour ago. former president bill clinton was out this evening. reverend jesseelebrate doctor amos brown. >> reporter: the night to honor a man who has made a difference in san francisco for 40 years. reverend amos brown. jerry brown -- early to take part in this joyous occasion. >> it was tough -- that shows you how powerful he is. when the call comes i respond.>> because amos brown and james brown were for me when only my mother thought i could when.>> reporter: bill clinton showered him with compliments. in front of a packed house. >> you never let people forget that we are all heading to the same place.>> reporter: we caught up with reverend brown was truly honored so many people would give up their time to honor him. >> pulling people together in love. decency. respect. and common goals. for the good of all humankind.>> reporter: each one spoke highly of him. who has seen a lot during his time of leadership. >> the world has changed. this neighborhood has changed. amos brown has not changed. >> afflicted by that disease. the sickness of race.>> reporter: th

lebron james is asserting himself more and more and he seems to have a grasp of the issues as he matures. and i think people need to not just make jess toors. they need to make clear the distinctions. we are not disrespecting the military. we understand that most cops are good cops, but there can still be a problem having said that. we understand that this is a great country that offers opportunity and liberty. there's still a distance to go. i think you have to make those things clear so you disarm those who say, hey, love it or leave it or you're disrespecting the flag or you're not pate on theic. the protests and patriotism are recollect siebl. they live side by side. they can. they have in the past. theshtd. >> thank you, my friend. great to say you. >> thank you. >> thanks very much. our friend bob cast as stopping by tonight. up income, a change in topic. north korea argues trump has declared war on him. we'll speak here with a former cia analyst about the very real implications of words in that part of the world. >>> welcome back to the 11th hour. north korea's foreign minister told reporters that president trump's threats ove

james, saying the browns showed their faith by their works."anybody can talk about doing good, but doing it's actually hard work." governor jerry brown also spoke briefly, as did former presidential candidate jesse. not as long as i've been in politics, but it's still a long time."when amos brown spoke with kron four before the service began, he said today's racisim will destroy our country, and that his own personal mentor, martin luther king, would say minds.but the pastor also expressed hope and humility."tonight we're about being together, and making the recommitment to fulfilling the dream."that dreambeing one nation under god with liberty and justice for all."something that garnered a lot of excitement from the congregation was an announcement by supervisor london breed of the city's plans to designate the third baptist church as a historical landmark.in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. (pam) the university of california is suing the trump administration... over its plan to end the daca program. some four- thousand undocumented students are in the u-c system-- and many are currently protected from deportation under the daca program. lemor abrams has more from u-c davis. jeff l

myra aronson japhet jesse aryee carl francis asaro michael asciak michael edward asher janice marie ashley thomas j. ashton manuel o. asitimbay gregg arthur atlas gerald thomas atwood jamesezra aviles sandy ayala arlene t. babakitis eustace p. bacchus john j. badagliacca jane ellen baeszler robert j. baierwalter andrew j. bailey brett t. bailey garnet edward bailey tatyana bakalinskaya michael s. baksh sharon m. balkcom michael andrew bane katherine bantis >> and my brother joseph michael giaconi. his family, his friends will never forget. i come here every year for 16 years to make sure i hear his name so that i can honor him and make sure he will never be forgotten. >> and my grandfather, howard selwin. gerard baptiste walter baran gerard a. barbara paul vincent barbaro james william barbella victor daniel barbosa christine barbuto colleen ann barkow david michael barkway matthew barnes meemelissa rose barns sheila patricia barnes evan j. baron renee barrett-arjune arthur thaddeus barry diane g. barry maurice vincent barry scott d. bart carlton w. bartels guy barzvi inna b. basina alysia basmajian kenneth william basnicki steven joseph bates paul james battaglia walter