, the local police not yet doing it. we will keep you posted and youtube, this headquarter about 17 to 20 minutes south of san francisco. cheryl: deirdre, if you look at this live shot, you can see the amount of police cars surrounding the building right now, and i believe that's a s.w.a.t. vehicle to the right of our screen as well. obviously, there say huge police response to all of this. that same employee tweeted out that he is outside of the building and he was evacuated, that we hope would be a good development. talking about the same youtube employee that used to be at facebook. we're looking to see if the shooting situation is still under way or if there's been a conclusion. we'll come back to you as news develops. let us know what you find out. >> will do. david: want to keep the picture up if we can. one of the developments if there is lightness in this cloud, everybody there is on social media of some kind much we're getting direct feeds from literally in the hundreds of individuals stuck there talking about e

probably local, probably personal. >> just to recap, the suspect and the shooter is dead ar cording to the police chief and, self-inflicted wound. the shooter is dead, but at least four victims have been transferred to local hospitals with gun shot wounds. some have gone to stanford university medical center. others to other local hospitals in the area and that number could go up. >> police are still searching the building. so they could potentially find others who were hurt. perhaps someone may be afraid, maybe hiding in a closet and is afraid to come out, but it seems by everything the police are telling us that they have this under control and so now, we're moving towards finding out what happened. significant that we know the fbi says that the local police are handle iing this. that gives us an indication of where this is happening. it sounds like there were a number of shots fired. that's concerning and who is this person and how did this weapon get inside. youtube, you would have imagine, understanding given who they were, they're potentially a target and have all sorts of security measures

the mexican government needs to control the violence that permits criminal gangs to control the local police and authorities in some parts of mexico and in south. yes that is the police and also the army are often complicit in this violence not just allow it to happen but also actively participated on by both local police and also it's believed that state and federal police and also the army were present during the attack their students are still disappeared three and a half years later and since then hundreds of other people have been disappeared and murdered and also it's not just the police actively participate in this kind of criminal activity but also there are no proper investigations i can say both in my experience and in go and also in mexico city my friend when people are victims of violent crimes in which guns were used they go to their local police station and try to report the crime and they say do you have proof that you were robbed at gunpoint and they're like how can i have proof you know what do you want me to take a picture with a cell phone that they robbed from me and they

around 8:45pm our time, just over two hours ago, local police received a call of somebody armed insidee live now, things coming down, although still a big police presence. at one point police patted down people as they left the building, police evacuated people, people evacuated themselves as you could imagine when they heard the gunfire, they ran outside of the building, those not already on their lunch break. one witness inside said on social media they thought there was an earthquake because the noise of people running was so loud inside before they knew what was happening. there was a number of gunshots. it's not clear whether some were fired by the police officers themselves but according to ed barberini, the chief of the local police, in a news conference, an impromptu news conference, an impromptu news conference he gave around 25 minutes ago now, when the police went inside they found two people, one person appeared to be with a self—inflicted gunshot wound and that person died at the scene. that person thought to be the shooter, was a woman, and one person with critical injuri

. >> us marshals are currently running operation, a joint effort with state and local police to take on major gangs that proliferate along the border including ms 13, 59 bounty hunters, they are all in the border region to generate revenue any way they can selling drugs, illegal firearms and sex trafficking. >> we have high numbers on the border. >> the world's most dangerous gains consider the us-mexico border their home turf and in this location this should produce several hundred arrests. innocence it is a franchise operation from city to city. they work one location for 90 days at a time and say the strategy has yielded major results over time. since 2010, 6000 arrests, 1500 illegal firearms, $1.5 million in cash, $6 million of narcotics. fox news is on the scene in a parking lot known to be a favorite spot for local dealers. the acting deputy director exclaims the initiative spread across the country to route out gang members wherever they are. the goal is simple and straightforward, protect americans in cities and towns where they live. >> whether it is ms 13 or another game te

following any data on the number of local police ssee caller: hello. my father carried a gun all of his life and everything and our little town, we have very little violence, but when we did have , we did have some issues with drug dealers and stuff, i was grateful for the police that we did have. we had an elderly gentleman that hised as an officer until 80's and was probably the best police officer i ever knew. was grateful for his knowledge of things that were going on and felt safe when he was there. host: james, thanks for your voice this morning. from iowa. because im calling have been asked to get a my home working life. and the guy really made sense to me. he has turned this -- trump won the policy makers turned a war on chronic inpatient right now, people with cancer, people with rare diseases are being taken pain medicine away and it is supposed to be a war on opiates, heroin, we all know the cdc just came out and said they inflated the numbers, it wasn't for prescription drugs, and yet these people with cancer are being taken away pain medic

driven into a crowd of pedestrians in chimney in the city of munster that's northwest germany now local police have confirmed there are deaths and there are injuries but have not specifically said how many at this stage and they've also asked people to avoid this area that's what the police have said and that also also asking people not to speculate on whether it's a terrorist attack now at the moment the numbers of those injured and deaths as well are unconfirmed but we'll bring you all the details as soon as we have them sure ok this story just just happened literally a few minutes ago and obviously is developing quickly ok thanks in the show that was and she said the folks. in other news afternoon at least ten palestinians have been killed by israeli gunfire on the gaza border on friday it came after thousands of protesters staged a massive anti occupation protest. what . are. the. follow through. the. gaza. what a wave of rallies to break out at the end of march and are supposed to last for weeks during the past week or so more than twenty palestinians have been killed with thousands more

there was at least one bark police vehicle -- bart police vehicle. bart, the localportation system in the bay area -- this is not directly at a bart facility, but there are also many unmarked vehicles. the police for quite a wild now have been active of the area, particularly before we saw individuals leaving the headquarters. i am seeing a cascading flow that just picked up as more time passes. police are letting people out and still not letting people in or get closer. people who have their cars parked in these parking lots cannot access them while people investigate what exactly happened here today and what the toll is. the security people i spoke with come the security at youtube -- they said that there are no metal detectors here. security wasn't something that they seemed to focus on very much. youtube, rightor now something that is happening in many other parts of the country and many environments has hit very close home today. emily: you are listening to nico grant, our technology reporter sharing in horrifying detail what he is hearing and seeing. we are ge

for her since about three pm today and now they have evacuated the area i've been speaking to a local policehere i said it must be the end of a long day they say it's only just beginning and making sure that nobody comes around this area we also understand that armed police and bomb disposal squads have gone into the apartment of the perpetrator around two kilometers from here to track for any suspicious material that will say how to approach the vehicle of course we caution bearing in mind that there were reports of a suspicious object inside this operation now is going on long into the night even though most of the residents and the people that would be on the streets normally i around eighty percent of you know students for example would be out today very and see on a warm spring evening so they're making sure that they say area stays closed as the investigations continue. so as the investigations continue they have evacuated that area and they have cordoned off and of course nice house to fall in there on a very shocked stacy daniel what is the mood like right now. well this is kind of a

we have had resource officers which are local police folks in our schools. we have had armed folks in the schools, usually as a resource officer if a child needs -- a student needs to talk to an official about some problem at home or in the neighborhood or being bullied or something like that, then they have an official and a law enforcement figure they can talk to. grow up with guns, and we have great respect for guns. a home wherek of there probably isn't a gun, and there may well be, that generally, you will find a great respect for the old adage, when i was very, very young, and the same with my eight brothers and sisters, there is never an unloaded gun. you always have to be very careful when you use it and how you use it. if we were to arm folks in the schools, the janitors and teachers, and they wanted to volunteer, then i think we would put them through substantial training. host: some of the issues we have talked to the governor about, include taxes, stand your ground laws, and health care. anthony in hyattsville, maryland, here is your chance to ta

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by arming local police with military equipment, the idea was to aid them with combating potential threats. host: top u.s. counties receiving guns from this program we just talked about. this is guns per 1000 residents. guns perkentucky, 28.4 1000 people. petroleum, montana, on to texas and colorado. put these numbers in perspective. guest: that is the interesting thing. those are not typically areas that people think are the major cities in the united states where they are threatened with terrorism. any department cap applied to get thisn apply to equipment. we are seeing departments with relatively low crime rates and low threats of terrorism, and the threat of terrorism is extremely low in the united rates, and low murder getting military equipment. you write in usa today recently about the fun part, the 22-year-old -- stephan clark, the 22-year-old shot in california. the city possesses more than 1000 assault rifles, helicopters, a grenade launcher, and an airplane. guest: sacramento is a larger city. they have weapons that are questionable. you might say they need rifles to combat ext

he arrived within minutes to discover that the local police, the evans police, had beaten him there.believe there was three there ahead of me. and then there was more sirens, lights. you could hear them coming. >> that's a pretty fast response. >> very fast. >> reporter: and this bit of news was going around fast, too. >> this was a sheriff's employee, a jail employee. >> reporter: not that that should matter. the effort then was, save ashley fallis' life. this was recorded by a police body camera, shows the paramedics arriving. >> chaotic? >> the scene? very. frantic. the officers had located ashley fallis somewhere in the home. >> the local police took charge. they asked brian spencer to watch the front of the property. and that's when, from his post on the front porch, he saw tom. that's him in the background in the white t-shirt. >> he was pacing around in the front yard and front sidewalk area, frantic, screaming. >> screaming what, do you remember? >> i heard him say, "she's dead." a lot of mumbled stuff. he would put his hands up over his face and screaming, crying. >> reporte

the local police got really angry with him. he is leaving the courthouse. he is with another lawyer. justice marshall is driving and the police, the local police will him over and hustle him into their car. the other lawyer to stop following the police. according to justice marshall, he thought he was a goner for sure. he got the police were going to turn him over to the clan -- ku klux klan. so, they go back to town and they charge justice marshall with driving under the influence. they go to a local magistrate the local magistrate says, why are you bringing this man? the police say, this man was driving under the influence. the magistrate says, i can tell right away. he tells justice marshall, breathe into my face. -- asks out and says this out -- this man has not touched a drop of whiskey. justice marshall drives off and gets where he is going and calls the naacpand -- calls and says i have not touched any whiskey before but now i'm about to get drunk. again, it is a horrible story but it is a true story. there is a book about this particular event. would

philip tells us he set up essential area for refugees and local police have orders to stay away. but shrug as such if i decided to earn less so that i can help yalit your duty in the summer time i will have to go back to work really be afraid i won't be able to do this anymore business about which in. each night new refugees arrive each day villagers from plainsong and nearby villages come to help them. the sanctuary was opened in twenty seventeen and has helped over two thousand refugees since. the refugees are registered to document the helpers work and enable them to receive financial support from the community. a team of doctors take turns providing medical aid in their spare time everyone is needed here even filipe has to pitch and. one woman who crossed the border last night is eight months pregnant she doesn't feel well. and. still am i just said once it was. the most the baby in the world. yes ed the world over if you walk you will. walk. or. ride a scooter if you have to be sitting there forever but it. would be. worth the cost. if he decides to take you to the hospital.

this individual gave the police that information i would say a call should have been made to the local police where the shooter committed this act and youtube headquarters. we have to find out what information he gave the police. >> again, the call was -- the communication wasn't directly from the shooter herself but you have a brother saying hey, guys, fyi, she has a problem with youtube. she feels like she is not making enough money. they took down her videos. they are sensoring her videos and on the way there. she didn't make the call herself but shouldn't it be considered as a terror threat? >> absolutely. because it came from a relative and not a friend so much more urgent for the police to engage by getting that little bit of intelligence and information. that's the point here. no bit of intelligence or information is not important. every piece is important. so as i say if this is the case, the police will have to do some answering as to why that information wasn't forwarded to youtube headquarters and the local police. >> the question once again. the question came up during the parklan

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noise that the local police in beshg low are trying to stop them with those crimes but woe get to the details of what defines criminalful jerry brown pardoned five criminal aliens with violent records like domestic violence. theft, armed robbery, carrying out crimes with a handgun. mayor, what is your response to other municipalities allowing these criminal aliens to operate inside california? they can drive down to where you are. not like there is a border. >> absolutely. i think this is a risk that to every city in california and every state in the nation. this mayor is in denial. they want to give sanctuary to illegal criminals. giving sanctuary to illegal criminals and giving them more rights and protected rights more than the citizens is just immoral, it is illegal. unconstitutional. we need to keep our communities safe. sb pooshgs the sanctuary state will give the immigrants the legal immigrants less protection. ice will be in our neighborhood. picking up everyone. this is just insane this . is immoral. i cannot understand who anybody who anybody would give the illegal criminals

confirmed that the driver is also dead have been taking his own life and a spokesperson for the local police share the details on the investigation and the possible suspects as the soil witnesses and clues have indicated that further suspects possibly fled from the vehicle the investigation is ongoing but there is no concrete evidence for. and for more let's bring in gary hart and hans brandt who are joining us here in the studio for more on that and that's quite interesting what we just heard there from the police spokesperson hans because you know as we've been talking about it so far it has seen as if there was only one suspect but now we might be talking about more people there has been some room. since the incident happened for the last couple of hours or so. and this is the first time that the police have actually confirmed that they are investigating such witness reports it's very difficult to say you have to imagine that this is a situation where drives into a number of people sitting outside a restaurant everyone jumps up presumably and tries to get in or get to safety and if some w

. >> reporter: local police did not immediately respond to kcnns request for exhibit.ed fire tuesday. >> and we heard sirens and then we saw some people quickly running out of the building. >> reporter: two minutes after the first call, police arrived as employees fled the scene before locating aghdam's body and ushering the injured to safety. the accounts that you saw are now down. and we do have some conflicting information as far as what we are hearing from law enforcement. two law enforcement sources tell cnn that it does appear that the shooter did know at least one person here on this campus. but officially what we're hearing from the local police, that as of right now, it does not appear that she knew anyone. so again, hoping to clear that up in the next couple of hours when the news conference does happen. >> and what do we know about the victims? >> reporter: there were a total of four people who were injured. three of them were shot, gunshot wound victims. their conditions range from fair to critical. the good news the hospital tells us is that they did not w

we're two minutes before the hour of 6:00 p.m., we have heard joe friar, and we have heard the local police chief going through what we know. it appears, it appears that at this hour and facts change in these situations, we have one fatali fatality. and that would be the suspect. a female in this case, the police chief was speculating that it was her that, what took her down was a self-inflicted gunshot wound. we're going to have to do a lot more fact-finding to be able to confirm something like that. a number of people are asking what type of weapon was used in this case? the police chief had no answer for us. we don't know if it was a long gun, handgun, we just do not know. we can, you know, try to make some assumptions, we can try to speculate based on what we have heard witnesses say about the report of the rounds going off, but we just don't know. again, san bruno, california, for those unfamiliar with the west coast. nicole, give me 30 seconds on san bruno, california as i'm coming up on the top of the hour. >> i think it's probably less than half a dozen miles from the heart of san f

the local police got really angry with him. he's leaving the courthouse. he's with another lawyer by the name of z. alexander lube. so justice marshall is driving, and the police, local police, pull him over. and hustle him into their car. and the police tell z. alexander lubey to stop, stop following the police. z. alexander lubey just follows and follows. and according to justice marshall, he thought he was a goner for sure. he thought the police were going to turn him over to the ku klux klan, and then they got cold feet because z. alexander lubey was following. so then they go back to town and they charge him, they charge justice marshall with driving under the influence. and they go to a local magistrate and the local magistrate says, why are you bringing this man here? and the police say, well, this man was driving under the influence. the magistrate says, i can tell right away whether this man is driving under the influence. he tells justice marshall, breathe into my face. and so justice marshall, he says -- and the man doesn't flinch. he says this m

because the massachusetts supreme court, they ruled that statewide, no matter what local police or lawnforcement officials believe or think, statewide, that these local jurisdictions cannot hold people while awaiting i.c.e. detainers because they were concerned about potential fourth amendment concerns. so even if there wasn't this back and forth. >> mark: how -- how does the fourth amendment apply to someone who shouldn't even be in in the country that has the fourth amendment? >> the way that the massachusetts court applied it,c they were looking at the detention as an arrest. and the arrest ends when the local jurisdiction releases them. and under this, their thinking, if you hold them again for another 48 hours, which is what detainers do, that constitutes a second arrest, and therefore, that's where you would have fourth amendment concerns. that is their reasoning. >> mark: so their reasoning is that the 7 billion people on the planet, and this guy, who is back in ghana, has a pal who would like to come to massachusetts and rape a woman, that pal in ghana knows that he is covered

is a member of the border rebel movement philip tells us he set up a sanctuary for refugees and local police have orders to stay away. but they're shrugged their psyche i decided to earn less so that i can help you and your duty in the summer time i will have to go back to work if you're going to be a vet i won't be able to do this anymore a case of suicide but with. each night new refugees arrive each day villagers from plainsong and nearby villages come to help them. the sanctuary was opened in twenty seventeen and has helped over two thousand refugees since. the refugees are registered to document the helpers work and enable them to receive financial support from the community. a team of doctors take turns providing medical aid in their spare time everyone is needed here even filipe has to pitch in. and one woman who crossed the border last night is eight months pregnant she doesn't feel well. still ahead i just announced it was. to move the baby gate of the book. you had to walk over here. walk walk. walk. or. rather as peter put it you have to be sitting there for a party. and wish you.

they're working very closely with local police, local district attorneys and the f.b.i. progress has been made. one of the deficiencies we have, this is not necessarily your department's responsibility. this is on the question of unaccompanied minors. it was brought to my attention last year both before federal intelligence and also local police that many of these minors who come across -- not many -- maybe 5%, 10%, whatever the number may be, are sent here by ms-13 in el salvador. when they come to the border, they are apprehended by border patrol but turned it over to h.h.s. then h.h.s. places those kids with families around the country. a disproportionate amount are going to brentwood up in my district. intelligence, as i understand, is showing that the families who are asking for these kids are either in many cases, too many cases either supporters of ms-13 or relatives back in el salvador being threatened by ms-13. in the most recent murders of the people indicted for the 11 murders, six were unaccompanied minors who came across the border within the last two, three

in berkeley -- it's nice that the local police of berkeley are trying to stop illegal criminal aliens with those crimes. if you want get into that governor brown had five criminal aliens with violent records like domestic violence, armed robbery, theft and robbery, carrying out crimes with the handgun. mayor abed, what is your response to other municipalities allowing these criminal aliens to continue to operate inside california? because they can just drive down to where you are. it's not like there is a border. >> i think this is a risk that not only escondido but every city in california. and every state in the nation. this mayor is in denial. they want to give sanctuary to illegal criminals. giving sanctuary to illegal criminals and giving them more rights and protect the rights more than the citizens is just immoral, it's illegal and unconstitutional. we need to keep our community safe. sb-52, the sink ware state will give -- sanctuary state will give the immigrants less protection. because i.c.e. will be in our neighborhood picking up everyone. this is just insane. this is immor

encourage anyone who recognizes his photograph, if there's anything else out there, contact your local police department or us right away. >> reporter: thank you very much. we'll go ahead and gather more details here and of course check in in our next half hour. live in palo alto, sandra osborn, kpix 5. >>> new video showing the mangled mess left behind following a bus crash in west hempstead, new york. more than three dozen people were injured after a charter bus of students hit an overpass. police say they were on their way home from a spring break trip. >>> closer to home, in yuba county, dozens are calling for the release of an undocumented citizen arrested by ice agents last week. around 50 people rallied outside the yuba county jail to halt the deportation. cisneros was detained last tuesday while on his way to work. his family said agents were looking for someone else. >> he was actually working to feed his family and he was at the wrong place at the wrong time >> cisneros' wife thanked the protesters for their support and says her husband has worked in the united states for 20 years.

police. she was treated at a local hospital. police tracked down the suspect despite not having surveillance video or a sketch of the suspect to work off of. >> detectives located evidence at the scene that connected him not only to our crime but also to the crime in oakland from march 4th. the nature of these two assaults both being brazen, sexual assaults of strangers, it's always possible that there are other cases out there. while we're not aware of any right now. if people recognize the booking photo. if what occurred sounds familiar to something that happened to them or a friend of theirs, please by all means contact your local police department or our police department so we can look into it. >> reporter: palo alto police have attained an arrest warrant and arrested diaz on sunday in richmond. he was booked for three felonies, assault with a deadly weapon, kidnapping, and sexual assault. he may also be facing additional charges if he is connected to that sexual assault in oakland. in palo alto leigh martinez ktvu fox 2 new

the irs law is enforced by the irs, not by local police department. why?ause local police department's need and want to have relationships with all of their citizens because they have a duty to protect them but also because if they ever become victims, they want to have the freedom and the certainty that they can report a crime without fear of deportation or relationship with ice. for the most part, memphis has been a very welcoming community. this is an example of something that slipped through the cracks and we're all going up to work to rebuild that trust between law enforcement and the local community. amy: we want to thank you all for being with us. mauricio calvo is executive director of latino memphis. melisa valdez is manuel duran's long-time partner. kristi graunke is a lawyer representing manuel duran and a senior attorney at the southern poverty law center. that does it for our show. democracy now! is accepting applications for our paid year-long social media fellowship. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the close

that company told me they spoke with local police and are in the process of removing the man's profiles from its site. they said they have a dedicated safety team that reviews every profile for suspicious and inappropriate profile content and investigates messages flagged by members as objectionable. >> it's crazy. i already have trouble trusting people. >> reporter: eugene withrow says he's considered the site but not any more. they have this message on the web page alerting parents to conduct their own background check before they hire someone. there is a fee for some of that type of research. we reached out to the man using those different profiles and have not heard back. police believe there may be other people out there who also are using different profiles. care.com tells me they heard this man they believe suffers from mental illness. live in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area. >>> a day after richmond's mayor stressed the need to stay vigilant about crime, the city is dealing with another homicide. police say a man was shot and killed. richmond had gone almost five months

officials say at least eight people have been injured but local media say maybe up to five are dead that's not been confirmed yet still canadian police say the driver is in custody but they haven't been able to immediately identify him or his motives is believed the driver was armed and rented this white van from a local rental company authorities have told people stay away from the area obviously some subway services in the city been suspended security generally worth noting too has been stepped up in toronto as it's currently hosting the g. seven summit will come across this r.t. dot com for you. number one. line activists sued cast doubt over the western heritage and being branded criminal controlled two people in particular have been singled out in claims that the lot they're not even real people but rather automated occurrence run by the russian government something that's become known as a russian bought them according to u.k. government analysts their accounts grew in popularity after skeptical posts on the soles proposed an attack for their views on the chemical attack in syria been falsified well woman accused of being a bot

places where they don't even have local police.nt today reportedly took military officials by surprise. they were also taken by surprise by the president saying this. >> as far as syria is concerned, our primary mission in terms of that was getting rid of isis. we've almost completed that task, and we'll be making a decision very quickly. i want to get out. i want to bring our troops back home. i want to start rebuilding our nation. think of it. $7 trillion over a 17-year period, we have nothing, nothing, except death and destruction. it's a horrible thing. so it's time. it's time. >> it's time. he wants to get out. you will recall donald trump, the candidate during the campaign said the very worst thing you could possibly do is what he just did, the very worst thing you could possibly do is say that you want the withdraw from military action. >> we should have never ended it the way they ended it. by ending it the way he ended it, and he got everybody out, and he let them know when and we're leaving, and they just sat back. they j

local wal-mart is selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles based on. the new sox credit tell you that the beach gossip and tabloid lifestyles little to put. them off the bad guys and telling you on the cool enough to fight their product. all the hawks that we along with all those watching. american sanctions would be damaging but i mean day is this justice is a threat is this all of us should would use a country like a tissue paper book and when it thinks it doesn't need it anymore it just cost the way i think it's very immoral. welcome back now protests have erupted in the u.s. town of philadelphia after the after the arrest of two black men in a starbucks demonstrators gathered near the cafe demanding its manager was fired by it the two men were handcuffed and removed from the premises after refusing to leave the building the arrest was captured on video the manager called the police after they attempted to use the bathroom but didn't order anything they say they were waiting for friends there. well starbucks c.e.o.

for comment but attorneys believe this information is somehow getting to ice possibly through local police who often have officers in schools. this says that he had self admitted to being a gang member it also says that he had gang tattoos and that he has been identified as a gang member by the suffolk county police gang unit and he doesn't have gang tattoos and he never saw it would manage to being in a gang he's never admitted to being in a gang and he's never had any contact with the suffolk county police department he also does not have a single tattoo anywhere on his body. the immigration judge to whom this evidence was presented rejected these allegations and concluded that he did not pose any danger and yet he remained detained. l.v.n. as part of a new class action lawsuit challenging the government's prolonged detention the immigrant youth. would wait almost eight months to be reunited with her son. ikhwan locally to have a lot of home then it's a good look at their homes. kids thought to be able. to load up visit callowness it was simply a. job i said at the close of middle but th

the irs law is enforced by the irs, not by local police department. why?ause local police department's need and want to have relationships with all of their citizens because they have a duty to protect them but also because if they ever become victims, they want to have the freedom and the certainty that they can report a crime without fear of deportation or relationship with ice. for the most part, memphis has been a very welcoming community. this is an example of something that slipped through the cracks and we're all going up to work to rebuild that trust between law enforcement and the local community. amy: we want to thank you all for being with us. mauricio calvo is executive director of latino memphis. melisa valdez is manuel duran's long-time partner. kristi graunke is a lawyer representing manuel duran and a senior attorney at the southern poverty law center. that does it for our show. democracy now! is accepting applications for our paid year-long social media fellowship. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the close

. >>> a federal judge ruled the justice department cannot require local police departme s departments -- jeff sessions said departments could receive grants by agreeing to cooperate with immigration authorities. the justice department says it will likely appeal that decision. >>> good morning to you. we're waking up to clear conditions, just enough wind out there to keep most of you in the 40s, a couple upper 30s. no fog to contend with. breezy around the bay and the coast. easy ride this morning for mass transit. we're looking at temperatures like this in the low 40s. 43 in saratoga. 38 in sebastopol and 40 in livermore. if you're spending time in the south bay, nothing but sun. check it out we're about the 70-degree range by the afternoon. it should be a beautiful day for cupertino, sunnyvale, milpitas. 66 in richmond and oakland. 68 in palo alto. tonight we'll see a couple of 30s in those wind sheltered areas. elsewhere in the 40s. that's the day tomorrow when you wake up. that will be the warmest afternoon. in fact, we'll have the coldest night behind us. usually when we get sunsh

the victim ran and called police, she was treated at a local hospital. police tracked down the suspect despite not having surveillance video or a sketch of the suspect. >> detectives located evidence at the scene connecting him to the crime and also to another crime in oakland from march 4. the nature of the assaults, both were brazen sexual assaults of strangers. it is possible there are more cases. we are not aware of any right now but if people recognize this photo and if what happened sounds similar to something that happened to them please contact your local police or us to look into it.>> reporter: palo alto police obtained an arrest warrant and along with the east bay regional park district police arrested chavarria-diaz on sunday near south ninth street. he was booked for assault with a deadly weapon, kidnapping and sexual penetration by force. again, the other case was march 4 the other attack was march 4 in oakland. we were not given the exact park location from police, we are told it is under investigation but the suspect in this case is being

law enforcement agencies across the country this morning as a federal judge rules in favor of local police departments and against the trump administration. >> a popular restaurant owner here in alameda left killed. now police need help searching for her killers. coming up. i'm michelle griego. and i'm anne makovec, kenny choi is off this morning. let's start with a live look outside... the morning rush is about to start... >>> good morning. it's friday, april 13th. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm anne makovec in for kenny choi. let's look outside this friday morning. on the left-hand side of your screen pier 5 the bay bridge along the embarcadero. on the right-hand side that's a live look at the 580/680 interchange in dublin where things are running smoothly. but there are some issues to the east so gianna is going to fill us in on that. but first, neda has the weekend forecast. >>> no issues in sight for at least 48 hours. it will be nice. >> knock on wood on friday, april 13th. >> oh-oh. >> weather-wise the skies are not going to do anything too shocking. clear conditions out there. satelli

police. she was treated at a local hospital. ed down the suspect despite not having surveillance video or a sketch to work off. >> detectives located evidence at the scene tying him to the crime as well as a crime in oakland for march 4. the nature of the assaults both being brazen sexual assaults of strangers, it is possible there are other cases. we are not aware of any right now but if people recognize the booking photo and if what happened is familiar to something that happened to them or a friend please contact your local police so we can look into it. >> reporter: police obtained an arrest warrant along with the east bay regional park district police. they arrested chavarria-diaz sunday on south ninth street. he was booked for three felonies, assault with a deadly weapon, kidnapping and sexual penetration by force. now chavarria-diaz could be facing additional charges if he is linked to that march 4 sexual assault in oakland. from palo alto leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >> for more on some of the other headlines let's go

we got the first indications from local police scanners that there had been a report of shots fired. local law enforcement descended on this complex of buildings you see here. you see it's right up against a kind of a wild land area. there's a driveway/fire break in the back of the building where we have seen employees congregating, all of it is supposed to be environmentally friendly and green, you have probably noted the fact that the roof has grass growing on it and the three main buildings. but it's very much like a residential campus and we heard cara say, there were great pains taken for imemployee comfort, and to note the fact that they have younger than average, more creative than average employees. i would also note, though, we're looking at a death toll of one so far. and that is believed to be the female assailant. we have people in hospitals that are badly wounded, and we need to pray for and keep in our thoughts. remember, the ripple effects. all of the people you see, that's responding law enforcement. they all leave home and family to come and respond. all the people y