(jrs) new at ten. sonoma county deputies have arrested 18-year-old anthony ibach after he was spotted in san rafael. ibach was a person of interest in a deadly stabbing on bodega avenue in sebastopol. this is a picture of ibach...the man who has been arrested. officers say when they arrived they found 19-year-old cory vaughn with stab wounds.. he died a short time later. several witnesses described a fight in the parking lot that followed a disturbance at a nearby house party. witnesses also say ibach fought with the victim in the lot and stabbed him during the altercation. (jrs) the shooter who killed one person and injured five others in the bayview district of san francisco is still on the loose tonight. kron 4's sara stinson was at the scene early this morning and brings us the latest on the victims from s-f general. reporter intro: ("a total of 5 people were brought here to sf general with, 2 people are in critical condition and 3 others have already been released after being treated for their gun

(jr)a women faces a fine for an apple.uch she is paying after bringing the fruit off an airplane. (jr) there is a record number of women running in this mid term election. you'll get to meet some of those women who say they're fueled to take action in washington. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets - and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. (jr)barbara bush was laid to rest today.after more than five decades in the public eye --the former first lady is being remembered for her devotion to her country and her family.her husband of 73 years -- former president george h.w. bush -- was in the front row.the couple's five children -- including former president geo

(jrs)(jrs)(jrs) shaking. all the thoughts on gage peoples danville to gage peoples thoughts on all the shaking. (jrs) (jrs) kron4 first told you about the earthquakes through a breaking news push alert. download the kron4 mobile app and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens. (mabrisa rodriguez)much of the san francisco bay area and central california coast will remain dry as a result with breezy conditions (especially over the waters and higher elevations) as the main impact from this weak storm system. the storm will then move eastward by wednesday with the trough axis pushing toward the central and southern plains. meanwhile over the eastern pacific, a ridge will begin to build and gradually push its way toward the west coast. this will lead to a warming trend over the area with widespread 80s becoming increasingly more likely for interior areas by friday/saturday. (jrs) (jrs) no arrests have been made, as daly city police are investigating an attempted homicide at a bowling alley. (justi

(jr stone) (jr stone) coming up...an has a heart attack while celebrating his 60th wedding anniversary. hear the incredible story of how officer's saved his life. (justine) plus... a startling report says thousands of buildings in the bay area... would not be able to withstand an earthquake. (jr stone) plus the new push to put guns in the hands of city park rangers in the south bay.. (justine) in the south bay ... there is a call to arm park rangers in san jose with guns.(jr stone) kron four's rob fladeboe reports ... some rangers feel they would be safer if they were carrying a gun. some but not all rangers have been tasked with patroling waterways like the guadlupe river and coyote creek that border city park land. details are scarce but there have been a handful of incidents of late where rangers have had to interact with the homeless and and what some describe as a "criminal element," in these areas to the point where they do not feel safe. the vast majority of the more than 200 parks in the city of san jose are qu

stone) (jr stone) that was (jr stone)(jr stone) that was nicole lin- salata reporting.he suspect has undergone a psychiatric evaluation. it's unclear whether that student will return to stoneman douglas high school. (justine) next... a controversial billboard goes up... why it's calling the n-r-a a "terrorist organization." (jrstone) then... three people are shot after visiting a fast-food drive thru... and the gunman is still on the loose.on the loose.gunman is still on the loose. (jrstone) in the south bay... terrifying moments this past week when a group of women are shot at after leaving a fast-food drive thru. one of the passengers was hit. as kron4's hermela aregawi reports... the gunman is still on the loose. a ride home goes terribly wrong.i was just like so scared. i can't even tell you what i was thinking at the time. i just wanted to get out of there.this bullet hole is a reminder that dani jimenez, her sister and friend were almost killed.. after being shot while driving on monterey road in san jose.the three say.. early wednesday morning around two.. they g

(jr) coming up... more than a dozen people killed when a bus carrying a youth hockey team crashed into a tractor trailor... tonight... the victims are being rembered across the us and canada. (jr) and the suspect accused in that armed-robbery in berkely is now behind bars... how police caught up with him. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. (jr) berkeley police have arrested the suspect believed to be involved in a strong-armed robbery near u-c berkeley. it happened this morning at people's park in berkeley. police said the victim was working when the suspect approached and pulled the victim's cellphone from his hands and kicked and punched the victim. officers arrived at the scene and arrested the suspect a short time later. the victim suffered minor injuries in the incident. the sus

(jr) reaction is (jr)(jr) reaction is pouring in from around the world to coordinated strikes against syria's chemical weapons program, launched by the u-s, the u-k and france. at an emergency u-n security council meeting, representatives from russia and the united states had heated verbal exchanges with one another. the russian government is condemning the attack. kim hutcherson has new details. russia condemned the u-s and its allies over the strike.and demanded a vote at the end of the u-n security council meeting.vassily nebenzia / russia's un ambassador: "in a sign of cynical disdain, a group of countries decided to take military action." meanhile... u-s ambassador to the u-n nikki haley firing back, and defending friday night's assault. nikki haley / us ambassador to the un: "if the syrian regime uses this poisonous gas again... the united states is locked and loaded."president trump hailed the multi-national effort, declaring "mission accomplished" on twitter, and thanking france and the u-k for their coordination. the pentagon echoing the president's assessment... saying 105 m

(jr stone) jr ad lib... highlights we'll open it up with the giants...who all of a sudden are looking like the 2017 giants again and having problems scoring runs and winning games. -tyler beede...making his 2nd start of the year and it was a memorable one for all the bad reasons. --bottom 3rd-- chrisitian villanueva...do uble to deep left off the wall... padres up 2-1 --next inning, san diego up 4-1... freddy galvis....slaps a liner to right center to bring home a run. beede allowed 3 runs in the frame... and his day was over after that. ---bottom 5th, josh osich brought in for relief...first pitch, bad news. villanueva...strikes again...this time a home run that ends up in one of the suites at petco park. padres win 10-1...and take 3 out of 4 in the series. and finally, the a's in seattle. jackie robinson day...being celebrated around the league --felix hernandez on the mound for the m's.. he doesn't make many mistakes, but jed lowrie catches him slippin. lowrie...dials one up to deep right...and king felix

joe jr.'other believed that he would be the one to carry the standard for the family. >> his younger son, jack, is overshadowed by joe jr. in his father's mind, but i think having a bit lower expectation gave jack a chance to be himself. it gave him a kind of freedom to be a kid in a way that i think it would of been tougher for joe jr. >> jack and kick were the troublemakers, fun mischievous and he had each other's backs. she was very popular among boys. it was because she was vivacious and charming and she was funny and she spoke back and she had opinions. she did sort of stand out. >> as america enters the war, joseph sees an opportunity to restore the kennedy name. >> once the united states was in war, he was smart enough to know there was no stopping it. they were going to go in. it was the patriotic thing to do. sure enough, kennedy helped them. >> air cadet joseph p. kennedy jr. reports for training. >> he was the oldest son and therefore the most beholden to please dad. joe kennedy wan

(jr) a rehab (jr) (jr) (jr)(jr) (jr)(jr) a rehab center is seeing more bald eagles dying from lead poisoning. in january -- six bald eagles were taken to a recovery center in nebraska... rachel urbanski reports. (nats) "it's tough. its tough. it's like we feel like we failed."that's how betsynch says she feels when an eagle can't be rehabilitated and dies from lead poisoning.it usually happens after feeding on an animal that has been killed with a lead bullet. betsy finch/fontenelle forest raptor recovery"this seems to be the worst i've seen it in years. we get some lead poisoned eagles in every year. it is a real problem."in january, six bald eagles were taken to fontenelle forest raptor recovery in elmwood. only two survived.betsy finch/fontenelle forest raptor recovery"if we don't get them in time there's not much we can do."lead kills eagles very quickly.it only takes a grain of rice sized piece to be lethal. (nats) "it's very painful."but there are some preventive steps that hunters, like kent walton, can take. kent walton/hunter"just stop using lead and encourage your friends to stop u

(jr stone) and i am jr stone. the airline says the inspections will cause some cancellations. some of those have already been seen at bay area airports. kron 4's hermela aregawi joins us live tonight at s-f-o. hermela, how are those delays and cancellations looking this evening? and into the week? (hermela)(hermela)about 10 flights out of sfo and oakland have been cancelled tonight. a southwest spokesperson tells me.. these cancellation are so they can implement an inspection program that they announced tuesday.. just hours after the fatal accident. 40 southwest flights cancelled nationwide sundaythe airline says so that it can get through engine inspections more quickly.. southwest announced the accelerated program tuesday... after an engine fan blade on a boeing 737 blew.. killing a passenger. louise hauser jackson/passenger oh i feel the event was definitely tragic and tragic for the family and of course the woman who lost their life. on friday, the faa ordered the inspection of about 1-thousand plane engines across various airlines.. about 350 of which are in the u.s. but

(jrs) tonight.. a forensic psychologist is helping us shed light on what may have motivated the golden state killer. police say joseph james deangelo is behind 12 murders and at least 50 rapes in california in the 70s and 80s.(jrs) good evening i'm jr stone....(justine) and i'm justine waldman. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to an expert who specializes in sexually violent crimes ... he tried to get inside the mind of alleged killer and rapist. into the mind of a serial rapist and killer..a forensic psychologist gives us an inside look at - what may have motivated the golden state killer. dr, charles flinton... an expert in sexually violent crimes says... it's about sexual arousal, a lust for inflicting pain, suffering and or death. dr. charles flinton/san francisco forensic instituteparticularly with the severe status, they have a very specific thing they are looking for, whether it's psychological suffering or physical suffering of the victim. police believe 72 year old joseph james deangelo raped

(jr stone) in southern california.. two people are dead...after a home built airplane crashed into a shed. firefighters found the bodies of both victims near santa paula airport...roughly 65 miles northwest of los angeles.... in ventura county. federal aviation administration spokesman ian gregor says the plane was a home built vans rv-6a that caught fire after it went down. the faa and the national transportation safety board are now investigating the crash. (jrstone) a man is shot, treated at a hospital and then placed under arrest after shots were fired in daly city. three others were also taken into custody. kron four's philippe djegal reports... police say drugs were involved. (philippe) daly city police lockdown the crime scene... while san mateo county sheriff forensic investigators document and collect evidence... their focus -- this green home on the 500-block of gellert boulevard... where a man was shot in the leg overnight. neighbor/annonymous- "i heard some very fast firing sound. i thought it was firecracke

(jr stone)(jr stone) new at 8.(jr stone) (jr stone) new at 8. one person is dead... following a crash along interstate highway 680 in pleasanton. the accident happened around 11 this morning...along the highway's northbound stoneridge drive off-ramp. once at the scene...police discovered that a vehicle went down an embankment...and landed on it's roof. the driver died at the scene. chp officials closed the stoneridge drive 680 off-ramp while they investigated this afternoon...but the off-ramp has since been reopened. (justine) a big story we are following tonight.... gun shots in daly city. the shooting happened at bowling alley and critically injured a man. witnesses took cell phone video of the scary situation. kron 4's sara stinson has the story. trt: 1:30out: soc on camcg: shooting at bowling alley in daly city reporter intro: ("shots rang out inside the class bowling center. a man is now in critical condition. i spoke to people who regularly bowl here, they say they're disappointed and scared that this happened inside the bowling all

we have spoken to people at the carl's jr. it appears that the people at the carl's jr. really had -- i hate to say this but a first-hand account of what was going on. seems as though there was at least some shooting that they were able to see. we know a couple victims ran into the carl's jr. looking for help. we heard from one whit is who said he wrapped a bungee cord to try to stop the bleeding on a woman who was either shot in the leg or foot and then taken to the hospital. i know earlier on, you spoke to someone who was at the walmart e-commerce building and she told you what she saw during all of this. >> she said seven shots. she specifically said seven shots. and then silence. she said she looked out the window and saw people running out of the youtube building with their hands in the air. >> shepard: the report alive on scene. let's listen. >> witnesses said that to you. >> i couldn't speak to that. >> does anyone know, if the shooter is a woman or man? >> shepard: a behind-the-scenes look. a feed going to our station ktvu fox 2. reporters are working to figure t

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when trump jr. initially was promis promised dirt on the clinton campaign that never materialized. >> on capitol hill, the republican who ran the house russia investigation acknowledging she was unaware she was an informant of the russian government. >> that is new information. >> reporter: this is on the same day the house intelligence committee released its report from the russia probe. the republicans conclusion -- they found in evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. >> is it troubling to you that she was a russian informant with a meeting senior level trump campaign officials in 2016. >> no. because she presented her evidence there is no evidence she acted on that. >> the periodic praise and communications with wikileaks is said as highly objectionable and demonstrating poor judgment and the trump and clinton campaigns took ill considered actions including to meet with veselnitskaya in trump tower. in one interaction in the report, trump's former national security adviser m

king jr.'s influence was palpable, to say the least, and, again, it was evident on people's faces from all walks of life, young and old, black and white. >> glor: all right, j.b., so good to have you there to reflect. thank you, again. police in san bruno, california, said today it was a dispute with youtube that drove a 38-year-old woman to shoot people, apparently at random, at the company's headquarters, john blackstone tonight on more on r,at we've learned. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: online, the shooter, nasim aghdam, had already expressed her anger at youtube. >> i'm being discriminated on >> reporter: she had been a prolific contributor to the video-sharing site, posting videos on fitness, veganism, and animal rights. police say aghdam had a .9- millimeter semiautomatic handgun that was registered in her name. she visited a shooting range yesterday morning before going to youtube. police said the shooter wounded elree people in youtube's open courtyard, and then killed herself. .nvestigators covere

martin luther king jr.ho we remember man heraldedly the for winning the nobel peace prize, but the man who felt much of the country turn against him in 1967 and 1968. i want to thank you again for joining us today for this important moment in time, this 50th anniversary. this afternoon, we remember a man who had a face like no other. mightyghteousness like a stream. afternoon, we've reflect on this humble man who fell topelled to come to memphis support sanitation workers who were being treated less than men and we celebrate his legacy by committing to answer the , "where that he posed do we go from here? " obama: michelle and i wish we could be with you to separate the life of dr. king. because of him, his works and deeds, because of his hopeful vision come up we run the courage to come as far as we passed. because of him, barricades began to fall and bigotry began to fade. laws changed and so did hearts and minds. new doors open for each new generation. just look around. we can see what our own eyes freer

martin luther king jr..to speak in priming him in two hours. -- i have to speak in a cunningham in two hours. after that speech i was going to be nice, but i have nothing to say. chairman,to thank my and his lovely wife. friends, were sitting here today. these are the individuals who inspired me. they are the ones who started this movement in memphis and let it throughout the world. it throughout the world. to talk about the state of black america, we're worse off today than we were 50 minutes ago. african americans make $17,000 a year to white people making 100,000 -- 171,000 dollars a year, something is wrong with that. i am mad because you are not mad. we have to get up, get fired up and not take it no more. that 100 to tell you 40 million people who go to work tory day, living from check check. there are 50 million people in ais country who cannot afford $250 emergency. come upus will make it the rest of us are. we have to come together, stop fighting each other and stabbing each other in the back. there

kennedy jr. has been seen as the heir apparent to the kennedy thrown. >> john kennedy jr., the day of his father's funeral. because his mother leaned over and said to him and said you can salute daddy now and say good-bye to him. that's how the american people saw him. he would replace his father some day. >> jackie kennedy gave her children two conflicting lega legaci legacies. one was to protect your privacy. the other was exploit your celebrity. >> i knew her as a fabulous and devoted mother. she said if you mess up raising your children, nothing else you do in life much matters. >> jfk jr. has his mother and father's charge charm. he lacks their ambition. >> his uncle thought about his political future than he did. john never wanted it to define him. >> we met at university. i lived with him for two years off campus. everything he did was under the microscope, good and bad, successes and failures. >> when law school graduate john jr. fails his bar exams, it's head line news. >> i'll be back here in july ask s a it then or pass it the next time or when i'm 95. >> he was

(jrstone) and im jr stone. authorities believe some of them also robbed a gas station along the way. kron 4's hermela aregawi is live in oakland where just a short while ago the group dispersed. hermela, can you tell us what led up to the arrests? (hermela aregawi)(hermela (hermela aregawi)here's what police tell me..around 3 this afternoon.. a group of about 60-70 people on various types of bikes - started in the fruitvale area. police say.. two people pointed a gun at a gas station clerk there.. while about 10 of the bunch stole some soda cans. police said the group then continued to ride through town as you see in the video and ended up here in north oakland - around the area of claremont and telegraph. some of them had helmets on, others had masks on.. and some weren't wearing anything at all on their heads. by the time they got here, police tell medispatch had gotten several calls from people basically saying.. we don't know what this group is doing but they are driving wrecklessly and we are scared someon

martin luther king jr. was a human being, and he was imperfect. he was conflicted, but his love was unchallengeable. >> but first, here are the "nightline 5." >>> and number one is coming up ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. and tonight we'll take you inside the life of the young woman accused of opening fire inside the offices of youtube. the bizarre videos she posted, her vendetta against the company and the warning from her family to police. could this bloodshed have been prevented? here's abc's matt gutman. >> my name is nasim. >> at first glance nasim aghdam's videos don't seem too sinister. her bizarre antics racking up millions of views. dressing in co-tums, exercising. promoting veganism, dancing next to photos of fruit and farm animals. but authorities say the 39-year-old stormed into an employee patio at youtube headquarter

martin luther king jr. has not died with him. men who are white, men who are black must and will now join together, as never in the past, to let all the forces of divisiveness know that america shall not be ruled by the bullet, but only by the ballot of free and of just men. >> throughout most of the country, of course, there is no violence, but there is a general uneasiness everywhere and there is wide, scattered violence. from washington, eric assesses the situation. reporter: no one can be sure if the violence is to grow and spread or decline and contract. in many city ghettos, emotions are poised on the knife edge. it takes only one brick thrown, one fire set there to set loose mob action. the presentation of news funnels and concentrates far scattered events. to people far away, it may look as if americans are burning down all their great cities. they are not, and they are not likely to. in each city, the violence is usually confined to a few blocks out of thousands. looters numbering scores or a few hundred, not often thous

wasin luther king jr.nd before the seat of morality and face her hypocrisy, and make good on the promises that she put down on paper. martin luther king demanded, as he said at the funeral of the four little girls in birmingham, that we must not only arrest the person who created the bump, but we must arrest the society that created such a ban. b the man who created the omb, but we must arrest the society that created such a man. he called us to do acts of charity, but also have the courage to demand and fight for justice and demand and dismantle any system that was unjust. martin luther king stood up against hoses and dogs, bullies and bullets, and he never compromised his commitment to nonviolence. teaching us that love is still the most powerful weapon in the arsenal of truth and justice. martin luther king challenged us to set aside our safety and our success for the greater good of all humankind. and he commanded us to live in a selfish world with a sense of otherness. martin luther king jr. on 4, apr

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king jr.nd the amazing story to go with it. should i be making motorcycles? yes, you like motorcycles. should i start a motorcycle company? yes! you really like motorcycles! should i make a squarespace website for it? yes, they're very good websites. but why am i in the desert talking to myself? don't ask me. ♪ ok. [motorcycle revs away] ♪ music fades >>> two weeks before his death in memphis, martin luther king jr. had a chance encounter with the prayer review choir. the scene captured by a documentary film maker. james brown met with surviving members to hear their story and their music. ♪ these singers were members of an elite college choir, 50 years ago, wowing audiences with show tunes to opera. on march 17, 1968, their tour bus driver made an unscheduled stop in memphis at black owned lorain motel. off ought first morning we woke up here at the lorain, me and another choir member walking down the street. we noticed that the garbage cans were stacked, two, three, four high. we kempt thpt

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martin luther king jr. was felled by an assassin's bullet on this night in 1968. we'll hear from someone who stood on the motel balcony with king on that fateful tonight. >>> but our top story this evening is facebook, making several major headlines. its embattled ceo mark zuckerberg agreeing to testify before congress as we also learned today the siphoning of facebook user data by cambridge analytica was far bigger than first announced. our miguel almaguer has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, facebook says the personal data of up to 87 million people, mostly in the u.s., was improperly shared with cambridge analytica. tens of millions more than previously thought. the privacy scandal connected to the 2016 election, a breach of trust. the fallout forcing facebook ceo mark zuckerberg to now testify before congress next week for the first time. today, he spoke to reporters by phone. >> it's not enough to just give people a voice, but we have make sure the people are not using that voice to hurt people or to

don jr. in june of 2016 at trump tower has said to reporters that she -- she is an informant of the russian government. this information really changes the perception that she has tried to put out that she was there to talk about russian adoptions. and remember, the -- don jr. issued a statement suggesting that he agreed to meet with her because she wanted to talk about the u.s. policy with regard to adoptions. it later became clear that they had promised dirt on hillary clinton, and now this lawyer is saying that her ties to the kremlin are much closer than she previously let on. there's lay lot happening, but the president will be talking about what he social securiays hunt against him and his associates. >> we've seen the president create new headlines out of the yae rallies. we'll see what happens. important question about the russian lawyer who previously denied any connections to the kremlin, why is she coming forward with this information? fred pleitgen is following the developments fr

martin luther king jr. was gunned down but his dream lived on through the people inspired by his work. >>> and good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. i'm brook silva-braga in for anne-marie green. >>> a gunman is a san diego resident and her fare says s s tried to warn police she was angry with youtube because they had stopped her from monetizing her videos on site. she opened fire in an outdoor courtyard. she wounded two people before killing herself. danielle nottingham joins us. good morning, danielle. >> reporter: brook, good morning. the motive here is still unclear and police believe there are no other suspects. at first authorities thought this could be a domestic dispute, but we're learning this morning that the female shooter was very outspoken about youtube's user policies. >> i heard seven to eight shots being fired. this would be from the youtube building. >> reporter: san bruno police have identified this woman, 39-year-old nasim aghdam, as the woman who

martin luther king jr.cked at midnight in strength to love. >> i am honored and humbled as we all are to be here in memphis at this historic moment in time. as president freeman said, these final hours leading up to 6:01 are about deep respect and reverence to the reverend dr. martin luther king jr., and the movement for which he gave his life. nothing more. we are blessed to have with us at this sacred time, biship charles blake senior, the presiding a of the church of god in christ who will lead us in vocation, followed by readings from the hebrew bible and new testament. by rabbi katie of temple israel and reverend of lynnwood christian church. bishop blake. [applause] bishop blake: dear lord, thank you for the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king. thank you for his service, thank you for his commitment, and thank you dear lord that he was willing to make every sacrifice for the advancement of humanity. he was a great leader. he helped us to begin snapping back flags, long before they snatched beyon

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is marking fifty years since the assassination of reverend dr martin luther king jr on that day april fourth one thousand nine hundred sixty eight a white supremacist fatally shot dr king in memphis tennessee or news of the assassination led to riots and unrest in a number of u.s. cities his death marked a key moment in the civil rights movement killed at the very peak of his influence dr king left an indelible mark on america. her defining moment in american history in one thousand nine hundred sixty three civil rights activist martin luther king led the march on washington and delivered a speech that remains iconic to this day are have a grain. but one thing wow. this measure will ride up. live out the true meaning of a korean was two hundred fifty thousand people converged on the nation's capital that day demanding freedom and equal rights for african-americans the following year the u.s. congress passed the civil rights act which ended segregation and outlawed discrimination based on race religion sex or national origin dr king was awarded the nobel peace prize and continued to or

.. -- findlay, and he works at the carl's jr. just on the other the -- side of that box truck is the carl's jr. maybe another 70 yards across the street, you have the youtube headquarters. people ran out of youtube, but one victim ran across that little street, across the parking lot, and she was gathered up by patrons at the carl's jr., and pulled inside where she was treated on one of the tables in the restaurant to try and stop the bleeding in her lower left leg. as you said, michael you stay bungee cord to use it as a tourniquet to stop the bleeding. other patrons used direct pressure to stop the bleeding as well. it is not that far, and when you are being shot at, it can seem like a lot father.>> strangers coming together to help people in need. thank you jesse. >> those three gunshot victims were brought to san francisco general hospital and one of them is in critical condition did not. our reporter paul chambers is at the hospital.>> reporter: general hospital is less than 10 miles from the scene, and it is the only trauma

trump jr. famously applied, if that's what you say, i love it. that's donald jr. speaking for his father. the reported subject of the meeting, which took place six days after that exchange was about u.s. sanctions relief to russia. however, the participants have downplayed the significance of the meeting ever since. of course, they have. joining me right now are four msnbc contributors, david corn, the author of a great new book, "russian roulette," jane wine banks, paul butler as well as ken dilanian right here. dave, you just got into chicago. glad you could make the show tonight. this is hot stuff. this pretense that she was an intermediary, you know, i'm a cupid, turns out she's working for the kremlin in delivering promised dirt on hillary in exchange for us easing the economic sanctions. your thought? how does this fit into the context of collusion between trump and the russians? >> it's always been a fiction that she was a private attorney. in the book i did, we noted that she used to tell people she had fsb connections. this all began because basically, th

that's the carl's jr. i can circle that in green for you. that's the carl's jr. where one of the victims was being treated. that's where witnesses said they heard the gunshots and started seeing chaos. they told your team about evacuating the youtube building out into the street. our sky ranger was able to see those people out in the street and some of them way back. this is near the interchange between 380 and 280. these are youtube employees. some of them with their hand on their heads. and police patting them down. let zoom back out and talk about the actual shooting. this is the wide view again. here's the youtube building. let's zoom in a little bit more. we're going to talk about the early indications that the gunfire started around this spot, which is the patio. it's on the southwest side of the youtube building. now, this is where sky ranger captured images overhead of overturned furniture. which might have been an indication of some of the chaos happening here. first responders found the body of the woman who opened fire around this awning. perhaps under

martin luther king jr. from here in memphis and across the country, the nation pays tribute to the civil rights leader, 50 years after his assassination. honoring the legacy of his mission still being fought today. >>> good evening. as we come on in the west, we're here in memphis tonight to honor the dr. martin luther king jr., killed 50 years ago today. on the balcony of the lorraine hotel, room 306. at the hour that he died, the bell tolled 39 times for the 39 years that he lived. more of the tributes and dr. king's legacy later in the broadcast, but we begin with new details of that troubling attack at youtube headquarters in california. the gunwoman's strange youtube videos. her visit to a shooting range, just before the attack. abc's senior national correspondent matt gutman is on the scene tonight. >> reporter: tonight, investigators revealing nasim aghdam broadcast her motive right on her very target's website. >> i'm being discriminated and filtered on youtube. >> reporter: aghdam racked up million

martin luther king jr. and his beautiful bride coretta, and their daughter and so many ancestors leading us to the gospel according to luke, the 18th chapter. here now god's words. then jesus told his disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up. he said in a certain town there was a judge to neither feared god or cared with the people thought. there was a widow in that town who kept coming to him with the plea, grant me justice against the adversary. sometimes this judge reviewed. but finally he said to himself, --n though i do not fair fear god or care what people think, yet, because of this persistent widow who keeps i will see that she gets justice so that she will eventually not come back and attack me. and the lord said to them, listen to what the unjust judge said, and will not god bring about justice for the chosen one who cried out to him day and night. will he keep putting them off? i tell you, he will see that and quickly.ice, however, with the son of man comes, h

martin luther king jr.rs ago because he was supporting a strike by sanitation workers in memphis. the only place memphis sanitation workers could escape from the rain on a garbage truck was inside the scoop of the garbage truck. that's where robert walker and eckel cole were hiding from the rain when the compressor malfunctioned and swallowed them into the belly of the truck 50 years ago. their bodies were crushed along with the garbage inside the truck. the horror and degradation of their deaths was unbearable for their co-workers, who all walked off the job and demanded the right to join a union. their protest slogan was simple. "i am a man." after speaking to a massive crowd on his first night in memphis, dr. king flew back and forth to memphis for the next two weeks, squeezing in speeches and sermons in harlem and washington and even managing to sleep at home in atlanta three nights. the last time in his life that he spoke publicly was in memphis at the masonic temple the nice before he was assassinated

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, and trump jr. was promised would include damaging russian intelligence on hillary clinton, the intelligence committee merely called their eager attendance an apparent willingness to collect russian information from america's chief nuclear adversary "an act of poor judgment." this is the meeting, just to remind you, that donald trump jr. was so hyped about beforehand, he wrote to the guy pitching it about the promised dirt, "if it's what you say, i love it, especially later in the summer, i love it," after being promised "high-level and sensitive information, part of russia and its government support for mr. trump." "i love it," he said, about a meeting we now know ultimately included a russian informant. this was the meeting that donald trump jr. and later the white house made misleading statements about saying it was primarily about adoption. don junior and the others at the meeting say the promised dirt never materialized. the fact is, though, no one except the participants knows what was said or

five decades after a smarter on april fourth one thousand nine hundred ca martin luther king jr and his legacy continue to propel us forward to never slow down and most importantly to always remember that the greatest troublemakers and the most prolific peacemakers are most often one in the same and martin luther king jr is a legacy taught us to always keep our eyes open and to never assume the fight is over since one thousand nine hundred sixty eight and king's work that helped destroy jim crow laws the civil rights movement has done much to level the playing field of life for african-americans but what's particularly disturbing is how far we truly sit from a place of racial equality and the proof is in the numbers according to the bureau of labor statistics since one nine hundred sixty eight rates of unemployment were twice as high for african-americans meaning being poor and white is twice as lucrative as being poor and black studies have revealed a job applicants with surnames that are perceived as black are fifty percent less likely to get a positive response than white sounding su

now, martin luther king jr. was a compassionate, loving person committed to gandhi, to nonviolence and so forth, and we should in his spirit have the discipline and commitment to nonviolence. but that doesn't mean we should also have amnesia. okay? and amnesia is part of taking the time to study facts. for example, this is the 50th anniversary, all right? i don't know why former president bill clinton and former president barack obama, i love the brother, okay? why have they not been here. don't tell me somebody sent a video. don't tell me somebody sent a statement. okay? we have got to start being honest about facts. >> yeah. >> okay? now, that is simply a fact. they're not here. >> all right. i want to stop you one second. >> no, listen -- >> what about this president? he's the policymaker. do you put an onus on this president as well? >> hold on. no, no, no, no, no, that's not what i'm saying. >> i get you. but he's the policy maker at this moment. >> no, no, no, no, no. you know. excuse me, that's not what i

martin luther king jr.ithout joanne robinson of the women's political counsel in montgomery, or rosa parks, people who were actual day-to-day organizers. what he is doing as an articulate her, he is able to galvanize attention to what people are doing at the local what and even though movements lose when people are assassinated is that there is not necessarily that focal point and that figurehead who can bring that kind of media attention. but the movement continues. host: the caller brings up robert kennedy. he entered the presidential race for the democratic nomination in march of 1968. what did he and mean -- what did he mean to the civil rights movement? >> i'm not so certain the civil calls movement in 1968, we ourselves a black power movement which was different energy than civil rights. we were not committed to nonviolence. we were committed to radical social justice and economic change. bobby kennedy articulated as a mainstream politician some of the interests that the social justice movement had, w