or it might make it clear, lonnie is not revisiting brandy in any manner, but we want lonnie to be heremplications of this. randy, to you first, you were pulled over on june 29th wall driving in the hov lane.what happened next? >> so, there's an internet -- a split on the interstate up there, and you go east or west. i had to go east to go back down to 75. i guess they had an hov checkpoint. i had no clue what was going on. i got up on top, slammed on my brakes, and i thought they were maybe looking for someone, or there was a car wreck. never in my wildest dreams -- it was an hov -- a checkpoint, where i got pulled over, and the officer said, okay, well, you're in an hov lane. i said, yes. he said, all right. is there somebody else in the car. looking around, i said, yes. there is. he said, where, as he speaking in the car. i pointed to my stomach. i said, right here. he said, well, it's two bodies outside of a body. so, that doesn't count. and so, i was kind of in shock. i was like, well, in light of everything that's happened alleges and i'm not trying to make a huge political stance

cnn legal analyst lonnie kunz jointly now, a former l.a. county prosecutor.esday, the illinois state police said, the evidence available at the time that he played for a license would have been comical, insufficient to secure a firearm restraining order for camila six under the red flag law. what do you think about that? what evidence would meet the bar, given the fact that, before he applied, the police had been to his home sony times before, and have been other issues raised with him? >> yeah, right, pamela. usually, what they're looking for is crime reports or some type of reports about mental health. but what the interesting thing here is that the red flag crime law in illinois is actually this firearm restraining order. what it says is that, at any time a family member, roommate or law enforcement can go into court and tell a judge, we believe this person is a danger to themselves or others because they have access to a gun. they present their evidence. if the judge agrees, the judge can institute this restraining order for either two weeks or six months

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county prosecutor lonnie coombs. good to see both of you. chief, you first. the video, it's hard to watch, but your initial take-aways, and also based on information now we're learning from naddo romero, that there were two charges, running a stop sign, and evading arrest? >> well, first of all, when you look at these types of cases, do you have to start with what caused the interaction to begin with, and you're talking about minor traffic violation, running a stop sign is what is alleged, and even eluding police, in many jurisdictions, and i'm not familiar with tennessee law is, still a traffic offense. nothing that would justify what you saw later in the video. it appears that they made forced entry into the home. following that, i didn't see any effort to de-escalate at all. it looks like they immediately went to force. and nadia said they're wearing body cameras. it is going to be important to see that body cam footage. because when you look at the cell phone video, there are periods of time when he is out of sight and you can't see exactly what is going

the three men face several charges including the murder of basil to lonnie back in march.hey say they shot and killed him and stole his rolex watch. they believe they are tied to several other robberies around the bay area. >>> fire breaking out around 6:00 in the bayview. firefighters rescued three cats, kittens and a dog. no one was hurt. >>> will responding to recent power outages there was a virtual town hall to answer questions about an uptick in repeat outages. we told you several weeks ago that they continue to experience power outages. looking to prioritize repairing equipment. >>> president joe biden is isolating tonight after testing positive covid-19. he posted a video saying that he was fine. >> i've been double boosted and double vaccinated and my symptoms are mild. >> he is 79 years old so he has a greater risk of complications. but area health leaders expect him to recover quickly. he has increased immunity with two booster shots and has been taking paxil of it. doctor hong told us what it is doing. >> the only adverse reaction is a stranger bitter taste tha

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. >> lonnie bunch's thoughts on lessons today on divisive times in america's past when we go person tond park, illinois. fourth of july is meant to be a lebration, but it became a weekend of chaos and carnage in a matter of seconds. gun violence has become as much an american tradition as parades and fireworks that celebrate our country's birthday. this doesn't stop at mass shootings, it's a crisis on our streets, and those disproportionately impacted are black americans, 14 times more likely to be wounded by gun fire than white americans. 30 miles from here in the city of chicago, at least eight killed and 68 wounded by gunfire over the weekend. in philadelphia, two officers were shot while on duty at that city's fourth of july celebration. and in america's biggest city, new york, 84 people were shot. for many, the holiday weekend, when we celebrate our freemses, our independence, is now one families will forever mourn a loved one. for major garrett and norah o'donnell, i'm adriana diaz, good night. >> i get woken by all this yelling and screaming and cursing... >> announcer: did a lo

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. >> that's what really amazed lonnie. >> so many of the trees are still standing and now can see the growth coming back. it's fantastic to see that. >> the park has always been a special place to him and his brother bruce. >> i was here 30 years ago with my parents. >> reporter: and on friday, they hope the make it a special place for bruce's kids. >> we knew that today was the first day that the park would be reopened after the fire. and wanted the kids to see at least some of these red woods. >> being here in the park and actually seeing them start to come back is really exciting. >> we expect lots and lots of emotion with people coming here. the park looks very different. but we're excited for people to start building those new memories and enjoying the park again. >> the park isn't fully open yet. >> were able to open a couple of short loop trails and about 18 miles of the road in the back country. >> but the fact that the park is alive is something to be grateful for. >> the trees are back. and they are here. and they're growing. and i'm so grateful. it really is one of the most

and you all soviet and russian leaders since lonny braxton of greece said a gay lover of like he is a family member. the 2 sides discussed a wide range of issues including mutual efforts in libya's reconciliation process. congress president is preparing a huge conference there with representatives of all tribes and forces invited. russia supported the idea and also creation of a joint laboratory for this study and prevention of the spread of dangerous infectious diseases. russia stop to plummet, came to africa at a hard time to confirm that moscow and its partners in this region has tail on the same page, which is also through the shim lenders. we cooperate closely in the international arena, and we have practically identical positions. and most issues, we appreciate this cooperation with our friends from the republic of congo, congo was the 2nd country laval visited as part of his strategic african to work before congo was agent russia's plans on the african continent, a huge, but not everybody seems to be happy it is becoming clear that russia is recognizing that his own actions hav

oh la la, i since i'm alone, a lonnie memories of my time in prison come back to mind a tearful, horrible details of my imprisonment, the vacillating images of the people i was therewith not elegant. now when i took out the blush, i should i fan, i was detained on october 12th 2012 out that they caught me on dora highway with us . i used to smuggle people from damascus to dora and from dora to jordan. we would get them fake. i d 's and use the ideas to smuggle them across the border alone in san amana. i was 1st attained in our son. i mean oh, and later transferred to dara. and in dora, they put me in solitary confinement lives. there were mirrors everywhere in the cell, meaning your every move was watched any that they bought a day and it was very cold. if he had been fat, i felt like i was losing my soul. yeoman and i couldn't feel my blood, can navigate the ladder. no one gave me any food or took me to the bathroom for 2 days. i thought it and nina and no, i mean they just gave me an empty bottle. when i entered the cell, la fi, a norman, and water and left. there's no mercy of you and

college studying engineering in the late 50s people that i just mentioned such as gene kranz glenn lonnie chris craft the original seven. these were people who? allowed kennedy's challenge to be achieved but they were also individuals who were brought into nasa at the outset back in the in the late 50 in late 58 and early 59 and so again if eisenhower and hit his administration hadn't had the foresight to to develop that and to really place an emphasis on space exploration. i don't think we achieved kennedy's challenge by the end of the decade, but because we did i think eisenhower's administration and accomplishments get overshadowed. so question, where did soviet rockets touch down once they reentered the earth's atmosphere? that's a great question. so the rockets themselves. would have mostly burnt up. on reentry, but the spacecraft came down in the plains of kazakhstan our astronauts came down in on on water. so mercury program landed in the atlantic gemini both atlantic and pacific apollo pacific vostok and bosch god and soyuz to this day all land on terra firma. an interesting note

. >> cnn's legal analyst lonnie coombs joins me to talk more about this. this case come down to the simple fact of blrnt the suspect had a gun? >> well, that's a very significant point in the investigation here, ryan. but there is a lot more to this. right. so the question is, whether excessive force is used or not. for each officer, they have to be able to answer at the time they pulled the trigger on their gun, what did they see? what did they hear? what did they know that led them to believe their life or someone else's life was in danger that justified the deadly force that they used against mr. walker and even at the time that they pulled the trigger, at that point they make that assessment, they can't just unload their gun on mr. walker. they have to kond to make that assessment. is the threat neutralized? did it take shooting from eight different officers? those are all the questions that go into excessive force or not. things that go on in the police officer's mind to help them assess whether there is deadly force necessary or not at the time they

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bypassed lonnie with the president's, doing and more importantly not doing in that time. >> and congressman, from experience working on the january six committee, how much do you think cipollone's testimony will bolster the evidence that the committee already has about the then-presidents actions or inactions on and around january 6th? >> well, you see that they conducted over 1000 interviews, and you look at what they've already talked about on the legal side of this. i think cipollone sort of seals the deal for, them in at validating the information that they already had. when you see what they're looking, at as far as the investigation, it's interesting to talk about the alternate electors. what happened in the white house down with a alternate electors. first you have to look at the alternate electors themselves, and who they were communicating with. right? if they have people like the legal, team talking about the alternate electors. this could be a sort of bombshell, i think, for the committee. and that is what's very interesting for me about this. we talk about alternate electors, i

joining me now is cnn legal analyst lonnie couples.t best, this is astonishing competence at an agency that is supposed to be a sophisticated cyber actor charged with investigating cyber crimes. at worse, the parade of errors is indicative of darker motivations. what kind of legal fallout could we see from this criminal probe? >> well, you know, it's a criminal probe, so there could be criminal charges of obstructing an investigation. the timeline is really important here. we have the insurrection on january 6th. there was a request to the secret service by four different congressional committees on january 16 saying preserve all of the records, all of the evidence pertaining to what happened on january 6th because we know something is going to happen with this insurrection. then on january 25th, these texts disappeared through this migration when they're changing their devices. now the secret service doesn't just protect the president and the vice president, they also are involved in investigating cases of cyber crimes and fraud. they

. >> lonnie finley, along with his wife and triplets haven't visited the park since the czu lightning complex fire tore through the forest in twenty-twenty. a lot of it looks still. >> the same. i mean, the trees, the big trees are still pretty much where they were. it's a lot clearer. there's a lot more open spaces. there are no buildings left after the fire. officials are still rebuilding the park with whatever they can down. and literally there's just flames, even milling the fallen redwoods to make fences. >> limited access, only 45 car spots open per day that you have to go online and reserve reservation system has worked great so far. no, it's but pretty far out. but once you have your paper super easy to kind of park visitors drowing nolan says you don't need a reservation. if you bring a bicycle. she says friday people came in slowly at a steady pace, mainly excited to see the redwoods seeing how excited the visitors are just to be here. it fills me with light. if you plan on visiting the park park rangers, tell me, make sure you bring water and sunscreen. if you look behind m

low lonnie for now -- if you see them, please contact police.umasi: the federal reserve is set to raise interest rates by .25%, the fourth rate hike this year. reggie: the mega millions jackpot has crossed the $1 billion mark after no one matched all six numbers. the next drawing happens friday. drew: morning fog and afternoon sunshine and a wide range of temperatures. 70's around the bay shoreline. jobina: we are following a major crash right now in vacaville on westbound 80 past sherry glen road. the speed is down to nine miles per hour looking at eight vehicles involved. kumasi: a new proposal would keep san francisco's great highway car free on weekends for the next three years. the supervisors introduces plan. thousand showed up to be a part of bay area soccer history. sky 7 was over over -- oracle park as fans flooded in for the championship tour. real madrid is the defending euro league champ and club america is the most successful league in mexico. it is the first match that real madrid plate at oracle. reggie: ordering food online and p

all right, back live now, both both ball, lonnie and homes remain free on bail until their sentencing hearings. >> but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. thank you so much. charles. >> former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin has been sentenced today to 21 years in prison for violating george floyd's civil rights. this adds a few years too. the sentence that chauvin is already serving for his murder conviction. federal prosecutors had sought 25 years arguing that he killed floyd in cold blood. chauvin's attorney had sought 20 years arguing that chauvin was remorseful. back now here in the bay area. a 9 year-old boy died in a south bay swimming pool. he drowned at an apartment complex in mountain view. and edna, merry way. the child was rushed to the hospital, but he died there. authorities say this is a tragic reminder of the dangers that can come with the summer swimming season. kron 4 sarah stinson brings us some pool safety tips. >> the child going or anybody can go under water within a few seconds. the drying process starts here in houston. martin said

continuing coverage of this breaking news guilty verdict in sunny bell lonnie's trial throughout the day here on ktvu. public health leaders in the bay area, say an increase in covid cases is largely the result of new sub variants of the omicron variant ktvu. as exiles has the precautions doctors are telling everyone to take double. not everybody is going to get covid . it's just a matter again of using tools in the community sensibly to try and reduce risk with the bay area's covid-19 positivity rate, now hovering around 15% in line, with the trend seen statewide infectious disease expert dr peter chin hong reminding people to take basic precautions doesn't mean you stay at home and shelter in place indefinitely. it means you continue to engage in life. we all know what to do mask up and public or crowded areas. that's what the cdc is recommending across the bay area's nine counties now considered at a high risk level for spread of the virus, the california department of public health also reminding parents to get their kids the vaccine now authorized for children under five. these

cnn legal analyst lonnie coombs joins me now. what is the significance of this?want to do its own interviewing of these people from the transcripts? >> great to be with you, pamela. yeah, i think the doj obviously will be doing their own investigation. however, what we know about this from this week is the doj is pushing far ahead in their investigation. they've moved from the capitol and focusing on the insurrectionists. now they're focusing on the white house and the inner circle around donald trump. what we know about the 20 people that will they're going to turn the transcripts over from is they are people that the doj may consider to be persons of interest. people they may want to file criminal charges against. this may be helpful in building their cases. we know that the department of justice this week called in two advisers of mike pence in front of the grand jury. we also know it merrick garland said in an interview that he is going to prosecute anyone and everyone who was involved in trying to criminally interfere with the peaceful transfer of power. and

first on sip lonny that's a big get, but will executive privilege issues limit how much he can shareportant to note here is this is by an agreement with the committee. it's a savvy move by the committee whenever a potential witness has privilege issues it's always a smart idea to just reach an agreement with them rather than trying to fight all of that out. what that means is that the testimony will be limited to certain topics there have been some reports that it will be primarily focused on conversations with third parties and people like clark and eastman and some of the names we've heard already in the january 6th hearings the committee ultimately may try to pursue additional testimony from mr. cipollone >> i think this was an agreement that made a lot of sense from both sides >> renato, there's the criminal investigation and senator graham challenging the subpoena what do you make of the defense that he's mounting >> i don't think there appears a valid basis for him to have a subpoena he wants to spend a lot of money and time, and given that it appears that he's a witness in thi

a warrant was issued for 36 year old lonnie final of pittsburgh officials say the man was told to leave star bread bakery at harbor street last year for not following covid protocols. they say he returned last week, bakery manager says now shove the register through the credit card machine, knocked over some plexiglass and smashed the donut display. police say he also assaulted employees. anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call pittsburgh police. flames tore through a restaurant in san jose this morning. heavy smoke could be seen billowing from holder's country and restaurant itself the end boulevard. the fire was first reported around 4 15 this morning when firefighters arrived, heavy smoke was pouring out of that building. it appears that it might have started in the back. corner of the restaurant, possibly talking with the owners. that sounds like it might be the kitchen area. it sounds like the last person that was here last night was a manager left around nine o'clock. and that's all we know. so far, captain says the building is probably a total loss will injuri

los altos union high school district, fourth uncle lonnie's union high school district and fifth fremontt. he says it's ranking is based oneducation and reviews from students and pa. what else might be vulnerable that we otherwise thought was settled law. the controversial decision by the supreme court overturn roe versus wade has many people in marginalized communities worried about their rights. how some are now seeking legal help as they prepare for what could come also had a massive sideshow in the south bay ends in hundreds of citations here from some who say the illegal activities are essentially part of the area culture now mornings are our time, and i couldn't let stiff joints slow me down. so i started taking osteo bi-flex every day e it hasuldn't let stiff jointsjoint shield... ...clinically shown to improve ailable at your localiff jointsjoretailer and club. gorgeous look at that gorgeous city. lots of gray clouds over san francisco and i'm afraid that won't clear up perfectly if you're heading out to the waterfront to check out the city's big fireworks show, so it might be on

so, you know, lonnie bunch was on that committee, i think wendy cooper richard nylander. film and bill element. yeah. yeah, so we kind of went through this. how do we put how do we put those together and the bed is clearly maybe we move ahead one. the bed is the outstanding souls, you know, just center stage object right and this is how it had looked when mrs. lincoln had it in the prince of wales bedroom. it had this crown this canopy. it had the purple upholstery and the lace the the draperies were on sink there were violences that so this is all pretty opulent. and then how do you square that with this really rather incredible moment of gravitas and sobriety and and a pivotal moment in our history when lincoln is using this as his as his cabinet and his office and you'll see that what we begin to do is we we found a wallpaper that actually was as close as we could find what we thought was in that photograph. we determined that green would be too dark on the walls with that furniture. we worked on a rug that would channel and kind of be geometric like the one that had b

. >> chair, would you like me to read the o lonnie land acknowledgment?>> that would be great. >> we acknowledge we are object the unseeded of the o loney who are the original hab tants of the san francisco peninsula. in accordance with their traditions, they have never ceded lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as they caretaker of this place as well as all people to reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to acknowledge the an sers, elders and relatives covet ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights. >> thank you. i apologize, i have poor internet today. i believe after this item, i believe we are on approval. is that correct? >> well, we can take public comment. can opportunities for the public to comment on any matters within this is item 2. would you like me to move forward with that? >> yes. >> members of the public call (415)665-0001 and access code 2489282128473 and pound pound. if you haven't done so *3 to speak. you may begin your comme