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that man was. i didn't need the dna. i didn't need the dental records. i knew that was john. mike taibbi (voiceover): john sohus's friend, sue kaufman, heard the details of how the body had been dressed, jeans and a plaid shirt, and the truth she dreaded hit home. and i said, "that's exactly what john wore, like, almost all the time." that was his way that he liked to dress. mike taibbi (voiceover): the remains told more of the story. blows to the head, six stab wounds in the back. not just murder, but a brutal murder. a missing person's case that had gone permanently cold was transformed in that moment to a very active superheated homicide investigation. there were two other people who'd lived at lorraine road then and were unaccounted for-- john's wife linda, still missing, and the tenant in the guest house. exactly where were they, and was it possible one of them was a killer? natalie morales (voiceover): coming up, detectives get to work on that guest house to see if it had any clues to give up

man. you know, donations, man, you know. that's a d-boy's life. >> carlton wright says he takes the rage he learned on the streets in plainfield, new jersey, and pours it into rap. now he's one of more than 2,000 inmates at the wabash valley correctional facility in southwestern indiana. >> yeah, i had a great home, a great mother. you know what i mean? but by the same token, when i step outside my front door, it's the jungle. coming home from school, you may get into a fight, you may get jumped, you may get shot, you know what i mean, may get harassed by the police, but when you grow up around that, it becomes normal. you get accustomed to it, and some may make it out of the neighborhood. you know, if you can see an alternative lifestyle. but so many get consumed in a lifestyle that leads to prison or death. the street don't give you too many bright endings, man. i know. i ran the streets, man. i did the street life. i'm in here washing clothes by hand and eating bull [ bleep ] chicks lik

a man in kentucky went into a funeral home and stole the clothes meant for a deceased man.al home staff says the man took a jacket, pants and jewelry meant for the man being prepared at the funeral home. you can see him get naked and change into the clothes... he even smells the underwear before putting them on. staff says the man spent more than three hours inside the funeral home. napping and drinking soda. stealing candy, electronics and the keys to the hearse. the daughter of the deceased man says her father would want the family to forgive the man. rebecca miller/ daugherty's daughter: "he would say i hope he gets his justice, but i hope he gets right with god and doesn't ever do this to anybody else. never, ever, ever." police are looking into whether this man is connected to another robbery nearby. the funeral homes says they have some leads. (justine) police say a school bus driver had a medical emergency before she crashed her bus into a house in detroit. the home was empty when the bus smashed through the wall friday night. the 56-year-old driver was later hospita

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there's the man who died who know who he is. and then there's the man who escaped. multiple neighbors identified that man and danielle beckwith the homeowner. he had a recent run in with the law. high profile run in with the law in illinois just a few years ago. >> and dan yl beckwit is known in the world of computer hacking he was asked to speak a two high profile hacking conference. >> here he is at death he con anything about the talk or questions you can contact me. again talks for informational purposes don't do anything stupid. >> and here he is smoocon. >> picture up there is what used to be a hard drive platter after modified they are might was applieded to it. >> those talks were made before he got into trouble university of illinois winter of 013. beckwit was engineering students there and according to news accounts at the time, he was aus with campus email accounts and damaging locks at one computer lab and installing key loggers on keyboards at another engineering building to access sensitive information. >>. >> a few months later he pled guilty to compu

that shot and kill aid man. a busy part of town. joshua mitchell was shot in an area known as childrens plaza. and police are looking at surveillance cameras as they continue to search for the suspect. we'll have more on the investigation coming up in the next half hour. >> three people were injured in a terrible crash in newcastle county, delaware. two vehicles collided head-on at kennett pike in greenville. we are told that two people were trapped in the vehicles and had to be pulled out and the identities of the viction tims are not released but we know that at least two of them are in critical condition. >>> police in the city's queen village section are searching for the person that broke into a house on the 800 block of south swanson street. the suspect knocked on the front door and when no one answered he went behind the building and forced his way through the back door and they captured the suspect as he goes through a child's room and is scared off by the alarm. >>> and police say this man is responsibl

septa says medics rushed the man to penn presbyterian hospital.e do not know his condition and trains were delayed for a couple of hours on the line but they are moving again. >>> a day in court for the man caught on camera punching a man with disabilities outside a local 7eleven. now, police arrested barry baker for assault in may. he was in front of a judge today and things, well, they took a turn in court. fox 29's chris o'connell live at the chester county courthouse. chris? >> reporter: lucy, barry baker, jr., came into the chester county courthouse this morning planning on pleading guilty to that sucker punching assault of a disabled man back in may. well, all of that changed late this afternoon. now baker is going to trial. on his way in to court this 22-year-old man is hoping for justice. you may remember him from this video scene by millions. the man who has cerebral palsy is seen being mocked by this guy in yellow. 29-year-old barry baker, jr., baker winds up and sucker purges the man outside a west chester 7eleven store back in may. tod

an officer stopped the man and there was a brief struggle.the couple was eventually arrested on charges of battery and resisting arrest. just last week - two bart employees were attacked in separate incidents...at the rockridge station and the balboa park station. (tiffany) the man arrested for violently assaulting two san leandro police officers with his car was charged in court. 57-year-old terry gordon was arraigned yesterday for attempted murder and two counts of assault on a peace officer with great bodily injury. it all happened sunday night outside the safeway store on lewelling boulevard in san leandro. officers were called to the store because of reports of a shoplifter. police say when the officers went to arrest gordon he managed to run off to a car. and that's when they say he hit the gas. striking the two officers. ( james ) hapening now... police are on the hunt for the person connected to an armed robbery that happened at a danville walgreens. it happened around eight yesterday morning at the walgreens on san ramon valley boule

investigators say the man grabbed the boy but he managed to get away and the man followed him in his car but the boy made it home safely. >>> and new overnight, police say someone shot a man in the head just feet from his front door. police say calls about the shooting on 63rd street near lebanon street flooded 911 around 11:30. the victim, a 31-year-old man was unresponsive in the middle of the street when police arrived. he's listed in critical condition. >>> this morning people across puerto rico are fighting to survive. nearly half of the population does not have water. stores are rationing food since supplies are scarce and banks are now running low on money creating concern that people who need to take out cash won't be able to buy what they need to survive. today city, state and federal leaders will join members of philadelphia's puerto rican community in a public plea for help. they'll ask president trump and congress for immediate federal relief for people impacted by hurricane maria. there are about 3.5 million american citizens living in puerto rico right now. this allento

one of the victims - a homeless man in bakersfield.e of the videos shows a teenager throwing something at a man's head. in another set of videos, police say, it appears to be the same young man, now involved with a group, hitting and kicking another teenager. the victim does not fight back. at least one of the teens has been identified as a student at a bakersfield high school. the school says, it knows about the videos and that police are investigating. as for the homeless man, an executive at a local shelter says, he recognizes the victim... (pam) he says that (pam) he says that it's not the first time that the homeless community in bakersfield has been targets of senseless violence. bakersfield police are only saying that they've contacted one of the teenagers. no arrests have bee

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that is when a bystander jumps in to help. >> you can see the man helped pull the man off the officer. who focused on protecting his firearm and he refused to use deadly force. >> we learn a good samaritan that fought off a robber could face lawsuit from the accused criminal. this is a man who could face the lawsuit. the claim is the good samaritan used force. they called it ridiculous. they proved that honoring craig jerry. >> he is an american hero. >> he went well beyond call of a citizen. >> the man accused in robbery is still behind bars. they did not speak at the ceremony. the case is spending. coming up at six, the nationwide opioid epidemic reaching new heights. proposal to arm flight attendants with a life-saving drug. michelle: plus must-see video of fisherman's find. closer look at what covered >>> if you can't treat someone with dignity and respect, you need to get out. >> that is from the air force academy after racist slurs left on cadets. they called for an assembly and he told everyone to take out the cell phones to record what he said. so it was chris call clear. alis

man.s for having me quincy. >> man i'm excited. let's give it up for chuck nice one more time. [ cheers and applause ] >>> right now, it's time to q-it up. >> yay! >>> monty g is here. so this is kind of nasty but i kind of understand colorado neighborhood is the look out for a jogger who keeps pooping. >> eww. >> in the front of people's homes. they nicknamed her the mad pooper because it's happened several times now. she's even come prepared with napkins and she leaves behind with the poop. this is her. i don't know if you can see her. one woman even confronted her while she was in the act. she said sorry, but still come back and she's done it again. the runner could face charges if she's caught. you probably can't catch her -- i understand. [ laughter ] >> meredith, you have a little additional information to the story. she's pooping in front of people' houses what's across the street. >> right across the street from the house is a public bathroom. >> it's like a park with bathroom. the

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he. >> saw him as the champion of the common man. as long as the common man was white and a man. this is an important point we'll talk about more in a second. but one of the things that makes him so relevant for us is his vision of the relationship between the government, the private sector, the financial sector, and the people. in 1832, when he was vetoing the bank of the united states, after martin van buren walked in one night and jackson is lying there two bullets in him, can't keep anything down. drinks gin because of his health that's what tell my doctor. and van buren is, terrified, and jackson rise up and says, the bank, mr. van buren is trying to kill me but i will kill it, and he did. he did it with a veto message that i'd like to read just a little bit of because you could hear this literally this afternoon. here's what jackson said. it is to be regretted the rich and powerful too often bend the axe of government the irselfish purposes. distincts in society will always exist under every justice government. equality of talent of education or of wealth cannot be produced

‘rocket man‘ is on a suicide mission for himself, and for his regime.ready, willing and able. but hopefully this will not be necessary. on the iran nuclear deal, he hinted that america could still walk away from it. "you haven't heard the last of this," he warned. but he ended up with a rallying cry for strong sovereign nations working together. we will fight together, sacrifice together, and stand together, for peace, forfreedom, forjustice, forfamily, for humanity, and for the almighty god who made us all. thank you, god bless you, god bless the nations of the world, and god bless the united states of america. what will stand out from this address will be his comments on north korea, but there is no simple military solution. well, thank you very much... at a lunch after his outspoken address, the president gave the un a qualified endorsement. and let's give this as a toast to the potential, the great, great potential, of the united nations. thank you all for being here. thank you very much. whatever its perceived shortcomings, the best way to make pro

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he stopped and said he saw the man who lives here, a man who goes by archie, and known to many neighbors, running into the flames with a garden hose. he yelled to archie not to go inside the house, but archie was trying to finds his wife. it turns out that archie's wife was on the first-floor roof. she had made it to safety and called 911, but her husband did not know she was okay. >> he ran around the side of the house to get a house, came back to find her. she was outside yelling the whole time. he didn't know. he did what any husband should do with a wife. he went in there to try to find her. and he didn't make it out. >> reporter: the man you heard from, he tells me his stepmother is at christiana hospital being treated. he saw her and said while she had serious injuries, she is expected to be okay. there was a seconds person injured, a -- a second person injured, a neighbor who rushed out and helped catch the woman as she jumped from the awning. we're hearing from family members that a 5-year-old little girl lives with this couple. she was supposed to be here but happened to be stay

a man asked the vendor for change and when he opened the cash register the man hit the vendor and triedgrab the cash in the register. he was not able to grab any of the money. the vendor suffered only minor injures. this is the second time in two days that a bart employee has been attacked. the last happened on tuesday at the rockridge station when an attacker hit a station agent and stole her work bag. neither attacker has been caught. ( darya ) a san francisco man is rescued after a tree comes crashing down on his car. it happened yesterday in the city's outer richmond district. the tree fell on two cars including a black porsche while the driver was inside. firefighters had to use chainsaws to get him out. neighbors in the area are worried that if other trees aren't taken down by the city something like this will happen again. <"all these ones that are left are really big and of course we have been watching them over the years, worrying they might fall. we're, uh, fond of the trees there's not enough to sacrifice life and limb so.">( darya ) the driver of the porsche only had minor i

the man role where the man works if he works and he makes all the money and and she is at home making making him dinner and breakfast and. cleaning so the traditional exactly yeah traditional roles what do you think about the women coming here how do you think they see themselves in the society here you know it's very difficult because. especially the women from. they don't really have a voice here in the fire lines we don't hear what they think that we don't hear them in the media but yes i mean yeah yeah. yeah. and also. it's very easy for the media to you know just go after the bad stories you know the problems but there are really. many love stories out there really are . to find out if that's true i'm meeting some of the faroe islands new female residents mary joy was one of only a few foreigners when she arrived today there are nearly three hundred women from asia living here. now here. similar. mary joyce introduces me to her circle and i learned that as well as her cousin. and her mother have also married far always men since she moved here so this is your mother and that's it

the fourth person is a man in his theirs who was shot in the chest.is condition is not known at this time. police are hoping that those three who are in stable condition can be decent witnesses to help them figure out who fired the shots but mows say they don't know who the intented targets were at this time. back to you. >> all right, as this continues to break, we bring the to you. thank you, dave. >>> stunning story first on fox. a woman accused trying to kill her own mom. that woman claimed she wasn't trying to murder anyone. she says she was just trying to be compassionate. fox 29's dave schratwieser broke this story live in northeast philly. dave? >> reporter: lucy, 50 yeared donna charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault and reckless endangerment after she injected her mother with insulin three times even though police say she's in the diabetic. police are telling us tonight this case is under full investigation. she has been are a raped and released on bail. watching an elderly parent suffering from an illness in a hospital or nursing

witnesses say the man hit the woman for no reason.er passengers detained the man until police arrived and he was taken into custody. the woman was not seriously injured. ( mark ) the death toll following the powerful seven-point-one earthquake in mexico city has risen to 325. and rescue teams are still looking for survivors. over the the last month... the country has endured four earthquakes, three of them were above a six-point-oh. mexican officials say the search for survivors will continue for the next two weeks. ( mark ) in puerto rico, federal agencies are ramping up their efforts... after hurricane maria roared through five days ago. many parts of the island have been without power and it could be months before people get their electricity back. another concern is a dam in the northwest part of the country. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated out of fears that the dam could fail after being damaged by the hurricane. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... the latest attempt to replace obamacare is clos

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one man was injured.ide drive will be closed tomorrow and maybe a couple days to clean up the debris but the entire park remains open. this is the height of rock climbing season. >> a little everybonerve wracki there. >> it sure will be. thanks for joining us at 11:00. we'll see you tomorrow. have a great day. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- harrison ford, rachel maddow, kid golfers, musical guest,

a barning in berkley about that man who might be a threat to children. cheryl hurd is live with the details. >> reporter: releasing the picture is unusual for police that is because he's not a sex offender but they're concerned about what he's done in the past. that's why they're releasing a warning tonight. his name is william nicholas turner and police want you to remember his face. >> since may there have been a total of four incidents. three have been troubling to us. >> reporter: police say turner is fixated on children. >> it freaks me out. those people should be jailed. >> reporter: in june police say he tried to give small children on this playground in north berkley a mysterious drink. he's been on a psychiatric hold twice and violated a court order to stay away from parks and schools. >> one incident was outside a preschool at 6:30 in the morning he stripped down to his underware. we find the totally of the circumstances troubling. >> reporter: police believe they have an obligation to warn the community. >> because he's shown a propensity to a

he believed that his father was a great man, and john roebling was a great man. he was one of those giants of the 19th century who had visions that other people did not have. he was a person of extraordinary energy and drive and inventiveness. he built a whole industry from nothing. and washington admired this tremendously, which is why he sat down to write a biography of his father. but the extraordinary thing about this manuscript -- which vanished for a long time -- is that he couldn't help writing about himself. he keeps writing about himself and his childhood and, indeed, the civil war. but when he writes about himself and his childhood, what he also can't help writing about is his father's shocking brutality. it's really frightening to read. it jumps off the page at you. it's terrible. now, of course, it's one man's account. it's washington's account. but what i felt reading it is i thought of washington roebling in his 50s, at the age of 70 -- he wrote it in kind of two chunks. by this point he was an extremely wealthy, successful man. the first citizen of

simpson will be a free man in days from now. according to the attorneys simpson is scheduled to be released from nevada prison as early as monday. he spent the last nine years behind bars for armed rob rained kidnapping. friends say -- robbing and kidnapping. friends say he plans to enjoy the simple things in life when he gets out. >> all he wants to do is spending time with family, friends and kids and play golf. nancy: simpson plans to live in florida with two of his children. he wants to get a new aphone. alison: white nationalist richard spencer is asking to speak at the university of colleges turn him down. the school is now considering safety concerns of this. spencer heed put together the rally in charlottesville which turned deadly in august. he sued michigan state after his speaking request was rejected there. nancy: happening now, tens of thousands of people trying to escape two volcanos that could erupt at any moment in southeast asia. geologists there monitoring an active volcano on the island of bali and villages ar

he was just going back and forth between the man who he worked for and the man he secretly worked for like a messenger on a bike. he was just pedaling back and forth. he was -- what's the word -- he was influence peddling. he did try to hide it. one of the emails contains cryptic mentions of "black caviar," which investigators believe is a veiled reference to payments manafort hoped to receive. either that, or black caviar describes how steve bannon reproduces. ( laughter ) jon, wasn't that your stripper name? black caviar? >> jon: yeah, back in the day, going through juilliard. >> stephen: you were younger. >> jon: yeah. needed the money. >> stephen pianos aren't cheap. >> jon: lessons either. >> stephen: no photos or anything? >> stephen:. >> jon: no. >> stephen: okay, good. and manafort's emails are not exactly subtle about these payments. one refers to the person "who gave you the biggest black caviar jar several years ago." come on, you can't use a term for something very expensive as a stand-in for money. ( laughter ) "yeah, i'll take care of that thing we talked about, it's goi

the man on the gurney is the same man he saw taste.the man died later that evening, at hospital. >> it surprised me that he's dead. it did not look like he was injured.>> the corner will conduct an autopsy determined the cause of the death and whether the drug or alcohol use or car crash played a role. sanchez said there may be other factor, after he was tasty fell to the ground. >> maybe he got hurt when he fell to the ground.>> how often was a taser used? >> the man's family has contacted him, he would not identify the man but said he was divorced and had a job.>> did he get injured in the car accident? we want to know what effect did the teaser have of the cause of his death? >> the man's death is under investigation and the element -- alameda county das office. ktvu fox 2 news. >>>a member of the trump cabinet resigned today. secretary tom price step down in the midst of an investigation into his use of private jets for government travel. he used charter flights costing taxpayers at least $400,000. president trump told associates i

now that man is out on bail. it happened at redwood adventist academy elementary school in santa rosa. alan brelsford a 39 year old registered sex offender that currently lives in santa rosa. in 2006 he was caught exposing himself at an all girls school in sacramento. and then earlier this week he was found lingering in a girls bathroom at the santa rosa elementary school. the principal then confronted brelsford with other staff members and escorted him out later that day when sonoma county sheriff's deputies were at the school taking the report... brelsford returned to the school. he was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor. police are warning parents to be on the lookout this morning. ( james ) a 17-year-old girl was held up at knife-point in her home in rohnert park. police say wednesday night... a 17- year-old boy broke into a home on meadow pines avenue, thinking no one was home. the girl ran upstairs, locked herself in a bathroom and called police. officials say the intruder then broke down the bathroom

very much a family man, devoted to his wife and children, a man who enjoys the nice things in life, heins personal guests on his luxury yacht, usually moored up near a port in the west and he likes nice food and drink. he meets foreigners, his father never did. on new year's day, every foreign ambassador gets to shake his hand. that never happened under his father. emerging from the slaughter of the korean war, the leader kim il—sung built a personality cult around himself. he also began, he also personal quest for self—reliance. that meant developing national industries, avoiding dependence on others, even allies and limiting trade. long—term, one can see in this obsession with national independence, a quest that would eventually lead to ballistic missile and nuclear weapons development. the succession in 1994 off his son and the present leader's father, made the dynastic character of the north korean regime clear. and inevitably, that bred up the north korean regime clear. and inevitably, that bred a the occupation eradicating challenges, either in the party or within different branc

good man. i would not necessarily do that. >> we'll figure something out with a charity haven't worked out the details. we'll mack a little donation. there or he will. not me. >> i knew i was mic'd up i didn't think about it during the game at all and afterwards i said that didn't i on mic it was all good i thought it was funny. >> phillies and nationals tie game in the fifth. line drive base hit that would bring in a run and the phils would go on to win this thing 7-5. union taking on atlanta. 33 minute. joseph martinez with the goal. union moves 3-0. sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >> do you think you can kick a field goal like eagle jake elliot. show us. prove what you got. jen fred live at football field sully avenue northeast 7 to 10 tomorrow. come out and try your luck. what do they win. >> balloons. it's possible there could be a mug involved, "good day" mug and tv. >> lots of bragging right it's fine you don't have to think you'll make it. come down join the fun. >> coming up 4:30 re

people, man. all right, man, but, listen, but -- >> you can't even look at me and tell a straight face -- >> you right, you right, you right, you right. i'm just saying -- >> we got individuals out there now that's either scared to come out of their room, can't use the telephone, can't get a tray. they're being persecuted by individuals wanting to put their will on them. ramon hammond, give him his props. he's -- he's for real. he's a fighter. and he don't mind fighting. but he has a rule. if you go against his principles, you will pay. i will beat that ass, that's how he put it, i will beat that ass. that's hammond. >> i'm a nice dude. a lot of people don't think so. a lot of people think i'm a grimy person and they can't trust me, but i'm a good dude for real. if i mess with you, i mess with you. if i don't, then you might see the other side. >> he was brutally honest. he was very honest about his love for the game, which was his drug dealing career, as well as being a gang member. >> i sell cra

>> man, i always just say, man, victim.mentality, my biological father wasn't in my life. i was on. that will my mom got pregnant when she was 17, if i only grew up in the partridge tam family, lever it to beaver, if i went to private schools or something i would have been better off. and i was 16 years old homeless. you know, high school drop out. living in abandoned buildings, eating out of trash cans, going no where with my life. and i remember when i went to jail for the first time they called my mom and she was like yo, i don't work to pay for somebody to get out of jail. and so they kind of left me for couple of days the it was like yerkes e, i went from a victim to a victor saying like this is your life. it is nobody else's, your daddy ain't coming to save you. it is what it is. i'm not making him a bad dude. i don't know what was doing at the time. going through his own struggle. i don't know. but he's not coming to save you. you're going to have to pull your life together. so manny was able to do that. and now i'm

police do believe that the man who is dead was man who was also the shooter in this case. we want to show you this very active scene. 8100 of gate house road in falls church. police actively on the scene. you can see at 4:45 this afternoon, multiple 911 calls coming in of a shooting taking place in an office building in falls church. authorities say an individual fi the building. they had a huge police response as you can see to the area. just before 5:00 today. police do believe that the man who was firing the shots is the man who was dead in the situation. there is also a daycare facility inside the building. the chief of police for fairfax county says he believes that all the children are accounted for and okay. here is what the chief had to say 15 minutes ago. >> at this time, we found one deceased male that appears to be the shooter. we are still combing the building to get victims or those that are shelter-in-place out of shelter. jeff: so again you are looking at this very active scene. authorities, the officers are still inside the building on the office park looki

a man was tied up and shot. he later died of his injuries. another man was inside the apartment when the gunman burst in, but he was not harmed. investigators are looking into the possibility of the shooting being linked to organized crime ring and prostitution. >>> a sanctuary city crack down happened this week with i.c.e. target people in the bay area. agents arrested 21 people. i.c.e. arrested nearly 500 people nation wide-many with convictions ranging from traffic violations to violent crime, all now face deportation. >>> still ahead. did he break the law, or is he being punished for blowing the whistle? an exclusive interview with a san francisco police officer charged with corruption, and what was discovered by our investigative unit. >>> plus new video of an nfl star detained by police. why the bay area attorney representing this football player has other ideas. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff -- cooling fall returning to san francisco. i'm tracking a windy change for the weekend. my forecast at 11:20 tonight. oh, you brought butch. yeah! (

run my economy, man.e you, man. ( laughter ) mnuchin may not have an impressive resume but you should see his i.m.d.b. page. >> avatar and how to be single dr. . >> financed dozens more including lego batman. >> you did batman, superman? >> i did. >> whenever have you had a treasury secretary of the united states of america who made a batman movie? >> trevor: wow! how many times do you think mnuchin has to explain to trump he doesn't know batman. "i get it, you're protecting his secret identity! i respect that! are you batman?" no, mr. president, i'm naturallen. "am i batman?" sure, sir, if you want to be. matter. these days mnuchin is less interested in producing movies and more interested in producing tax cuts for the wealthy like himself. who will pay for the cuts? mnuchin has you. >> under our growth model also at the treasury, this will pay for itself. again, we may not get full credit for that. there may be short-term impacts on the deficit, but we want to be very careful in paying for this with gro

berkeley police are spreading the word about this man... who they say is a potential threat to children. recently released from jail... he is accused of giving a baby an unknown liquid to drink at a berkeley park. kron four's ella sogomonian has more on what police are saying to look out for. berkeley police say 36 year-old william turner has an unnatural focus on kids. he's been arrested three times this year for inappropriate behaviour including harrassing a child.police found him undressed in front of this preschool back in may. then twice in june two parents reported turner approached their kids inside this gated children's park at hearst and mcgee.police say he tried to feed an unknown liquid to at least three children, one of which just a year old.now that he's been released from jail police warn people to be on the lookout. sot: sgt. andrew frankel, berkeley police department//th at has caused us some concern. that's why we are sharing his picture, a little description as to what happened and we ask the public if they see him at a sc

the man who was shot was treated for his injuries and booked into county jail. clear where the officer works... but police say it is out of contra costa county. ( darya ) a big story we are following this morning... the oakland a's pick a location to build a new stadium.( mark ) the team wants to move away from its current coliseum site to build a 35-thousand seat venue downtown next to laney college. will tran is live at the coliseum with the details. will. ( will ) the team wants to build a privately financed 35- thousand seat ballpark in downtown on the site right next to laney college. the team sent a letter to the city yesterday outlining its plan. it wants to collaborate with the city for mixed-use development at the site as well as improving utility, transportation and other infrastructure projects in the area. the deal requires the oakland - alameda county coliseum authority's approval. (mark) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. (darya) in the east bay... bart police are looking for a man who flashed a handgun and robbed a w

with a man accused of a double- murder.irst showed you this video yesterday on kron four news at ten. tonight .. we have new dramatic video of this shooting from different angles.... and we are hearing from one of the officers who was shot in the leg. eric rucker reports on his recovery. nats: shots sot"initially i was just happy to be alive you always know in the back of your head that this could be a possibility"as you can tell by his crutches and limp, sacramento police officer victor wolfe has a long road to recovery after being shot in the leg in the line of duty. sot"it went through the door and into my leg so i was turned sideways in the "v"of the doorwolfe and fellow officer tim martin were both struck in a shootout with a man suspected of double murder. sotsuper: ofc. victor wolfe, sacramento pd "us knowing who he was, having our weapons drawn on him he was still able to get off multiple rounds before we were even able to return fire....so there is that delaywolfe agreed to walk us through a portion of the body and