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the man became ill and u nfortu nately back.ll and unfortunately he died in hospital a short time later. the investigation was taken over very quickly by the independent police complaints commission. they say they have seized a lot of video footage, there are about 15 security cameras in there. they have body worn video footage from the officers concerned. they have statements from independent witnesses who were there. they have also been in touch with the family to tell them what their role is and what is going on. we have had a statement from the last couple of hours from the borough commander here in hackney, simon lawrence, and he said there would be a lot of speculation over the next few days regarding what led to this man becoming ill and he urges people to keep in touch with the ipcc website because it is their investigation. he said, all police officers are fully aware they will be asked to account for their actions. 0fficers be asked to account for their actions. officers are not exempt from the law and we would not wis

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man calls it unbelievable. d.c. man calls it unbelievable. watched a burglar break into his home and steal thousands of dollars of stuff and couldn't do anything to stop it. the homeowner watched the burglary in real time from his phone while at work. the security company alerted him to the break-in and called d.c. police. williams spoke to news4 about the helpless feeling of watching somebody violate his home. >> i spend so much time and working hard to buy a house and then having something like this, someone violating my home this way is just unbelievable. at williams' home in wood crest heights neighborhood in southeast d.c. the suspected burglar tried to hide his face. it didn't work. we have his image on the nbc washington app. if you recognize the man, police would like to hear from you. d.c. police say the man got away with $15,000 in items, including a tv still in the box, an ipad, and tooth brush. >>> 6:16. scientists say it is no longer debatable. brain disease connected to football. journal of the american medical association looke

>> man, i was doing good, man, for real. >> huh? carlton solomon, we lived two doors apart.ndmother is like everybody's aunt in the neighborhood. used to always go to her house. especially in the summertime. she used to feed everybody. nicest person in the world. he comes from an awesome family. just put your attorney name right there. >> right here? >> uh-huh. >> ms. greene, she's considered something like family to me, too. she's cool with all my family. they love her. >> i remember when he was born. i remember him small, as a young boy. he wasn't a bad child. he throwing his life away. he pretty much has condemned himself. he's going to be here for a while. going to be here for quite a while. >> murder, kidnapping, burglary, all type of [ bleep ]. >> yeah, you ain't getting no bond. >> [ bleep ] no. >> solomon is accused of murder and other crimes related to a home invasion robbery on john's island. if found guilty, he could face the death penalty. >> all right. carlton solomon. any family member for the defendant? >> yes, ma'am. >> you're a family member -- >> yes, ma'am

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couple of concerts tonight man n music center hasek owe and the buddy man at 6:00 p.m.ut on the vine from 95 to the schuylkill is only a two minute drive. looking good southbound i-95 from the vine street expressway to the blue route, just a 16 minute trip and it is looking goodies bound on the schuylkill as well, thomas and karen. >>> developing right now that search for those four missing men in bucks county, investigators they have been up there at a farm in solebury yesterday, police arrested the son of the farm's owner on a completely unrelated weapons charge. >>> we have got team coverage on this, we have got steve keeley with the arrest of that man but also lauren johnson with the latest on this search , lauren? >>> hey, karen. district attorney continuing to ask for public's help in this search right now. they do have information that they are releasing to us, other details we are not hearing much about. here's what we know so far, four men missing, two teens and two adults have been missing since last week. one reported missing on wednesday, the other two on fr

he was a man's man. >> reporter: and also a bit of a ladies man according to bill's cousin hank. >> you know, beautiful women. you work hard, you play hard. and you do things, you know, that you're not supposed to be doing. he was great man, but he was not a perfect man. >> reporter: bill's imperfections became painfully clear nearly 32 years into their marriage when frances says she got a call from a mysterious woman. it was september 13, 2013. friday the 13th. >> she goes, you don't know me, but i'm having an affair with your husband. >> reporter: wow. >> i was in shock. >> reporter: heartbroken, furious. frances says she confronted bill and asked, was it true. >> by that time, he is crying and telling me that he's sorry, that it's true. i was devastated. >> reporter: this is three decades of marriage. >> i finally asked him how long has this been going on? he cried again and told me, three years. i go, this is not an affair. this is a relationship. >> reporter: about that and only that, she and the other woman agreed. you don't like the word "mistress" do you? >> no, i don't. >> repo

the man's name is aaron clark. deputies were tloong out for clark after a 911 call about a domestic assault. when they tried to pull him over late monday he refused to stop. culpeper's sheriff says clark was a deadly threat and his deputies fired. they recovered clark's shotgun as well. the three deputies are on modified duty now. >>> this morning we're learning new information about that deadly officer shooting. >>> justine damone was killed after calling 911 to report a crime. in australia the prime minister called her death shocking. family and friends a silent tribute on a beach. mourners tossed pink flowers into the ocean. back in minneapolis there are still questions about why the officer fired his gun in the first place. the officers partner told investigators they were startled by a loud sound near their squad car seconds before the shooting. >> what happened from the time the officer arrived on the scene to when she was pronounced dead, why don't we have footage from body cameras, why were they not activat

. >> he's the richest man in the world. hundreds of millions of dollars corrupted. >> what does he want from donald trump? >> putin is going to eat him like a sandwich. >> he rather has a puppet as a president. >> how powerful is he? >> putin has an trample authority. so powerful he rigged the america's election? he didispice hillary clinton. america asks, what does he want? is he really the most powerful man in the world? december 5th, 1989, it was a cold night in dresden, east germany. it would change the course of vladimir putin's life. the berlin wall had just formed. all over east germany, angry crowds roamed the streets and lashing out symbols of communist rules. that night in dresden, they found a target. the local kgb headquarters. a mob surrounded the building. as the hour grew later, the crowd grew larger. inside peering through the curtains was a young kgb lieutenant colonel named vladimir putin. he was terrified. putin was a junior officer, but the boss was away, he was in charge. >> police wanted to help. he ca

if you're writing about a young man, described by the old man, you have to do the young man's voice,t out some of the querulousness of the old man. yes. just to keep it tight and fast moving, because i do like the reader to turn the pages. because books aren't a representation of reality, how an old man would speak. no, there's always a simplification. books are telling you a story about what an old man might do. yes, i think someone once said that the simplest real human being was 1,000 times more complex than the most complex shakespearean character. that is true. real people are very, very complex, indeed, and all you can ever do with a novel is to try and focus a single facet and try and make them as real as possible. talking about storytelling, i'm interested in something about your mother, who, i think, was of irish descent and came from a tradition of the telling of tales, which is a very powerful bit of the culture. her grandfather was a seanchai, an irish storyteller, who used to go from fireside to fireside and be rewarded with a meal and a glass of ale if he tells a story.

the man was taken to a nearby hospital where he died. neighbors tell us they are not surprised to hear about the murder. they say this is an area that has seen plenty of crime. >> it's hard to walk over here, especially in the night. it's very dangerous. >> reporter: jose says that it's also known to be a lot of prostitution here. police are still trying to determine a motive for the stabbing. police have not released the name of any suspects or any suspect description and they have not released the name of the victim. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you for the latest there. we'll continue to follow this developing story both on the air and online at nbcbayarea.com. our digital team is tweeting out the latest developments. >>> and we turn now to continuing cover range of a brush fire burning in rodeo and contra costa county. this threatened the nearby phillips oil refinery. it's 80% contained but 400 acres have been burned. the flames were whipped abbottabad by very stroaround bg winds.

man in his home.t a random attack. >>> plus, six teens from africa visiting d.c. for a robotics competition are missing tonight. what wre their disappearance. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> ♪ >> and we begin tonight with a story that is captivating the nation. o.j. simpson will be released from prison. thank you for joining us. i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm lauren demarco in for shawn. a parole board voted to free o.j. simpson today. >> mr. simpson, i do vote to grant parole when eligible. >> vote to grant parole when eligible. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> simpson was emotional after the decision was announced. the 70-year-old served the minimum nine years for armed robbery and assault charges. this stems from a 2007 incident at a las vegas hotel where simpson and several others tried to steal sports memorabilia that simpson claimed was his. during his parole hearing the former football star got some help from one of the men he robbed. he called simpson a good man who had been misled that nigh

the man got into a stolen car and took off. was later arrested and identified as raymond gutierrez. the baby was reunited with his family a short time later. ( tiffany ) a grass fire that started near a popular winery and concert venue in saratoga is now 40 percent contained. the fire started yesterday afternoon spreading along a ridge near the mountain winery. it has burned 10 acres. people living on mount eden road were told to shelter in place, so firefighters could bring in heavy equipment. the mountain winery and other structures are not threatened by the fire. no one has been injured. ( tiffany ) this morning at least 16 fires are burning in the state... one of the most alarming is a huge fire in mariposa county just west of yosemite. this is near near lake mcclure in the sierra foothills...and people are being forced to evacuate their homes. 300 homes are threatened this morning. it has burned over 11 thousand acres and is only five-precent contained. the detwiller fire-- has destroyed one structure....damaged another. a

man #2: we're not coming out! man #1: [ sighs ] flo: [ amplified ] i got this.uys, i know being a first-time homeowner is scary, but you don't have to do this. man #2: what if a tree falls on our garage? woman: what if a tornado rips off our roof? flo: you're covered. and you've bundled your home and auto insurance, so you're saving a ton. come on. you don't want to start your new life in a dirty old truck. man #3: hey. man #1: whoa, whoa. flo: sorry. woman: oh. flo: you're safe. you're safe now. woman: i think i'm gonna pass out. can you stop using the bullhorn? flo: i don't make the rules. >>> welcome back to cbs-3 "eyewitness news" and checking sports the philadelphia union continue to struggle on the road this season. the union in montreal last night looking for only their second win away from home this season. union down one to nothing until a goal, forty-third minute ties the game but wasn't meant to be montreal comes up with a great play to score and they hang on to beat the union two-one. union on the road again saturday in columbus. >>> to the quarter f

this ain't real man. some hard ass [ bleep ]. >>> cincinnati, ohio was an early american boom town who's seen its up and downs. and just like any big city, crime is an issue in boom times or bust. and if you are arrested in cincinnati, you most likely end up spending some time at the hamilton county justice center. >> be home soon, baby. >> most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only accuse of crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. but if any of them break the rules here, they will end up in the disciplinary segregation unit, sometimes referred to as the hole. >> this is the hole. we have people for fighting, for stealing. >> inmates here lose all their privileges, including visitation and must spend 23 hours a day in the single-person well with one hour to use the shower a day or call on phones. but even in such a tightly controlled area, violence can still erupt. >> two inmates for fighting. >> somebody got clocked. >> hard to tell you all what happened. i can't

robbed the man. not been caught. (tiffany) happening today... congresswoman jackie spier will officially announce a 50-thousand dollar reward for information that helps find the person who shot and killed a student playing pokemon go. the shooting happened in august of last year. 20-year old calvin riley was playing the game with his friends near aquatic park in san francisco when he was shot and killed. police have no information on the shooter. the reward is being paid for by the city of san francisco. (tiffany) a pacifica woman is facing a felony charge for a shooting that police say was unintentional...but negligent. it happened yesterday morning in the area of sam's castle on mirador terrace. when police arrived on scene they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition this morning. police arrested 54-year-old linda miles for the shooting. (tiffany) a public water taink in the north bay must be drained after vandals broke through a chain li

michelle: a man is still missing. we want to let you know that 7 is on your side as the crews try to figure out what made the customers at a sterling chipotle sick. they took a big hit today. jeff goldberg reports that the store will not reopen today after what appears to be an outbreak of the nurovirus. >> one by one they make their way to the door. >> they are finding out that the store is closed due to customers getting sick from the food. >> it's disturbing. >> what is your reaction? >> are you serious? >> they shut down the location on monday of after multiple people commented on the website iwaspoisoned.com saying they were sick with fever, nausea and the vomiting after eating at the restaurant. some vowing to never go back. >> disappointing. i like chipotle. >> they say it's consistent with norovirus and say it does not come from the food supply. >> we are working to resolve the situation as soon as possible. they were followed by a norovirus case in boston. >> get it together. >> this is disappointing that it

we are here until 6:30 manning your phones. we have had people call in with new puppies and people calling in with question about weight loss for the pets and calling in to a pets. that is what they are here for. we have hands on staff and they are answering your questions until 6:30 tonight. 703-236-9220. jonathan: all right, dr. katy. thank you. free resource, good one, too. u.s. forces firing warning shots at an iranian ship. they did confirm that the navy patrol boat opened fire this morning in the persian gulf. defense official says the vessel came within 150 yards of the uss thunderbolt, ignoring the radio calls, flares and warning sirens. it turned away after shots were fired. chaos in mumbai. a five-story building collapsed and the crews haven't been able to get in the rubble -- they have been able to and they pulled nine people out. but the floor was empty and used as a nursing home. nancy: a developing story out of callous. answers after the 18-year-old daughter crashed her car, killing her 14-year-old sister live str

that man is out on bail after being arrested on unrelated charges. good evening, i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. we have live team coverage of the extensive search. alexandria hoff spoke to people who know the missing men but we begin with greg argos in sold bury township. >> reporter: the person of interest is 20-year-old cosmo debarnard, he was released oh on $100,000 cash bond. the family farm down the road in bucks county. the center of attention in this criminal missing persons investigation. the second full day of searching the solbury property to evidence that could lead to missing young man. an investigation being called massive in scope >> it's a biggest one you ever seen and multi-it by a million >> despite county state and federal investigator, in some cases foot by foot. little information being released by bucks county district attorney matthews wine traub >> if i knew the answer i wouldn't be able to share it. >> reporter: investigator are saying this man is a person of interest. throughout the course of the last week, jimmy pa

do that man's man stuff biggest perk of being a celebrity. of. i guess being recognized as being strangest fan encounter man i had a stalker fan who tattooed my room name on her forehead. was your real name o'shea. and she she stalked you she wanted romance with you i don't know if she wanted larry. i don't know was anyone how was you know how did she confront you well you know we we just seen are in a few strange places showed up manager's office stuff like this and yeah i had it my name on her forehead went to court what did she say to get nothing. nothing i won't bring this up larry might be out there. who is something you long believed to be true but realize this isn't a. man and i will god that is hard question that is a hard question. to live forever. and that's not true has not. told me something we don't know about you. something that we don't know bombing. i like all kinds of music you know like like you know like i said i was sure that you know i love sinatra you know he's great i love all kind of music people do things not to get over

he believed his father was a great man, and john was a great man. he was one of those giants of the century that have visions of their people didn't have come he had extraordinary energy and drive. 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 the manuscript that vanished for a long time is that he couldn't help writing about himself. he keeps writing about himself in his childhood and the civil war but when he writes about himself and his childhood was he also can't help writing about is his father's shocking brutality. it's really frightening to read. now of course it is one man's account. that's what i felt reading it is i thought of washington roebling in his 50s at the age of 70 by this point he was an extremely wealthy and successful man and the first citizen of trenton living in this enormous mansion on state street, this incredible house, enormously well-respected and yet there were these terrible memories that came

mccarthy is odd man out. i hope he comes to his senses before it is too late. >> reporter: we reached out to sierra club and mccarthy multiple times. still waiting to hear back from them. >> thank you. can't help to see where mark is. >> right in the city. >> as we are going to see in place tomorrow, temperatures ranging from the 60s to one side in san francisco and maybe 70s downtown. and temperatures climbing into the 90s. look at ocean beach. lots of clouds there. downtown in the sunshine around san francisco. fremont breezy which is typical for this time. san jose pretty nice view there. mostly clear skies 76 degrees. heading out doors, light jacket should be fine. once again like we had over the last couple of mornings, areas of misty skies and drizzle. 90s making a come back for concord, antioch, tri-valley, near 90 in morgan hill. and not much changed near san jose or oakland. high pressure builds of fire danger will be going up along the temperatures. humidity levels dropping. closer look on the impac

the man was punched and kicked during in the process. officers responded and detained all the teens involved. as of right now the investigation is ongoing and they are reviewing the surveillance videos. (will) another big story we are following this morning... dozens of ups employees still too distraught to return to work after last month's deadly shooting. the attack happened in san francsico and left three of their coworkers dead. kron4's aleca reid spoke with the union representing those employees about what's being done to help them cope. it's been 3 weeks since tragedy struck at this u-p-s center.and the victims colleagues continue to grieve .pkgof the 45 u-p-s deliverymen that normally report to work at the protrero hill center, only a handful have been back to work since last month's tragedy.we'd say no more than 15 have reported to work since june 14thpolice say jimmy lam walked into the morning meeting that fateful wednesday and killed 3 of his colleagues before turning the gun on himself. those visions still haunt their coworke

another man, carl unger was wounded trying to stop the attack. the daughter of claudia molina was killed in another attempted carjacking remembered her mother as a fighter who tore the glasses from his face as he shot molina the mother of two in the parking lot of the giant in aspen hills.>> reporter: an incredibly emotional day in court with a focus on the victims, eulalio tordil also murdered his wife gladys the day before in an ambush at high point high school. another good samaritan who try to intervene was also wounded. the prosecutors and the family members describe these victims as superheroes for trying to stop this. they paid the price with their lives or with wounds. the entire sentencing in this afternoon, eulalio tordil sat at the defense table completely emotional is -- he had a bible with him and he said nothing. scott broom, wusa9. eulalio tordil will be sentenced for his wife's murder in prince george's county next month. another life sentence in the case will make it five come the closest thing to a guarantee that he will die in

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but the 22-year old man is still missing. kron4's jeff pierce explains what the family is doing to try and make this roadway safer. on saturday morning friends and families of victims whose cars plumetted off the cliff at devils slide on highway one near montara beach were demonstrating in hopes of getting barriors installed to prevent any further tragedies. twenty three year old richard moss went missing on may twenty fifth. it took weeks before they found a clue that his vehicle went over the edge and tumbled into the ocean. his body has yet to be recovered.after fifty days of searching we found his wheel at the bottom of the cliff over here. obviously he's gone off here. his car's in the ocean we're trying to find it. richard's father dan has organized this demonstration for barriers in response to the loss of his son and for others who have lost love ones along this dangerous stretch of highway one.this is not the first time right behind me rose on that picture she died here on twenty sixteen.her brother in law was there

officers found a man outside and his wife with minor injuries. the man went inside and refuse to come out. police broke down the door and begin looking for him. as for the crowds who gathered to watch, they were told to get out. >> they said he is armed with a gun. back,anted us to stay they said there is a man crossing the street and they told him to get out. >> i cannot get home, i want to make sure my family is safe. adrianna: police arrested the man around 9:00 last night and told us they will update the situation sometime today. we will let you know when we hear anything. driver caught , howmera all over the road one gets american quickly took the law into his own hands. what was he thinking? a california teenager driving drunk allegedly causing a crash that killed her sister. she live-streamed the whole thing. more on this and the disturbing trend happening across the country. better when taste it is made using music? first, a quick check on the traffic. >> it will be a mostly quiet ride today, starting up with a trouble spot on 66, eastbou

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. ♪ ♪ >> this place sucks, man.really does. >> located on a 400-acre lot southwest of downtown phoenix, the maricopa county jail consists of four indoor facilities that house up to 5,700 inmates and two outdoor tent facilities that can house another 2,000 men and women. a fifth indoor facility is located four miles away in the heart of the city. the fourth avenue jail houses approximately 2,000 male inmates considered amongst the highest security threats. while some have actually been convicted of crimes and are awaiting transport to prison, most are still facing trial or sentencing for everything from i.d. theft to murder. maintaining order here is up to a significantly smaller staff of detention officers. >> in sheer volume, we are greatly outnumbered, so we try to reduce that by finding out who the shot callers are and going about working smarter rather than harder. >> shot callers are highly ranking members of racially segregated gangs who try to control the inmates within their housing units. in a jail system w

the 36-year-old man was struggling to keep the door closed. that's when a suspect opened fire hitting him in the head. when they were fleeing the scene they spotted the caretaker and chased him south on gratts. both man fired shots at him. he was hit in the leg. he is in the hospital in stable condition. the search continues for suspects. >> two males medium build one had a beard they were wearing dark colored black hooded sweatshirts. they were last seen running south on the 3300 block of gratts street. >> reporter: and there were other people at home at the time, upstairs a 61-year-old woman and four children raging in age from 4 to 15 years old. they were not hurt, they didn't see anything, but they heard the commotion and spoke to police. several witnesses were taken to the homicide division to be interviewed. the motive is under investigation live in north philadelphia. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." tam. >> developing this morning, crews are fighting a forest fire in burlington county. the blaze has already consumed more than a

man calls it unbelievable. watched a burglar break into his home and steal thousands of dollars of stuff and couldn't do anything to stop it. the homeowner watched the burglary in real time from his phone while at work. the security company alerted him to the break-in and called d.c. police. williams spoke to news4 about the helpless feeling of watching somebody violate his home. >> i spend so much time and working hard to buy a house and then having something like this, someone violating my home this way is just unbelievable. >> this all happened last monday at williams' home in wood crest heights neighborhood in southeast d.c. the suspected burglar tried to hide his face. it didn't work. we have his image on the nbc washington app. if you recognize the d.c. police say the man got away with $15,000 in items, including a tv still in the box, an ipad, and tooth brush. >>> a federal appeals court blocked a d.c. gun law that makes it difficult for gun owners to get conceal carry permits. yesterday, a three judge p

we'll speak to the crong man who caught -- to the young man who caught it on camera.s waiting online shooting the video we'll talk to him. >>> strong reaction to president trump's twitter announcement that transgender people cannot serve in the military. what it means for those currently serving live from the white house this morning. >>> a new warning as families head out on the water this summer. we're investigating how the age of your boat can increase the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. we have all the information you need to know. tam and jennette that's coming up on "g.m.a." >> we'll see you soon. >> reporter: you're not going for the boat, but going for the car over the river this morning. let's check the ben franklin bridge. our good buddy ben looking fine, stick with the eastbound ben instead of the walt whitman bridge, there's a construction pattern and one lane is getting by. the ben is the way to go. on mass transit we have railroad bridge stuck in the up condition that means you're on the buses between absecon and ac. signal problems on the warminster

the man dragged another man out of a ford mustang monday night.h his family when he was nearly hit by the other driver. witnesses say the man in the mustang was driving eratically... almost running over two girls standing on the corner of the street. the man who sprung into the other driver says he felt that it was the right thing to do. (mark) ahead at eight on the kron 4 morning news... a major warning about a kidnapping scam in the bay area. we're live with the details and what you need to look out for. plus... the father who abandoned his two week old baby in the north bay has a criminal past. what we've learned about the father is coming up. and we are also following breaking news. president trump makes a major announcement regarding who will ánotá be allowed to join the military. we'll explain in a live report. ♪ ♪ the best way to get together is with a treat you make together. ♪ ♪ (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)warmer weather kicks in tod

now the man responsible is going to prison for life. a judge sentenced wan go to seven life sentences without the possibility of parole. he told police he went to the university that day to find an administrator who refused his demand for a tuition refund. he shot and killed a receptionist and six nursing students. he was found mentally unfit to stand trial in early 2013 and was sent to a hospital for paranoid schizophrenia. doctors determined he was sane enough to stand trial. >>> a developing story in hawaii where a deadly fire at a high rise condo building in honolulu killed at least three people. several more are unaccounted for. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon on the 26th floor of the marco polo building but it quickly spread to the floors above it. it took a few hours to get the fire under control. here's another look at the fire shot by someone on the other side of the building. the cause of that fire is still being investigated. >>> it is 7:08. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, a very expensive selfi

that is what this man has done.ins fan, you are coming from cowboy country, texas. >> san antonio texas. first time. >> a long drive. >> 23 hours, well worth it. >> when did you think of this and what do you think? >> great, a lifetime experience, my wife made it happen. excited to be here. >> a 90 man roster today and it will get to 53 in the next few weeks, camp until august 13 with the first preseason game august in richmond, john gonzalez. day.nna: today was a nice could be storms later and potential for big rain friday and saturday. folks out west are getting it first. people dealing with flooding across the area including kansas city, missouri, covered in water with heavy rainfall overnight leading to flash flooding across the area, river swelling pass their banks as waterways take record levels. leading force in multiple high water rescues and shut down roads and left a driver stranded. cut -- some calls -- cars stalled and we say turnarounds, do not drowned. betweene the difference life and death and we coul

dies saving his two a man dies ( tiffany ) expected.much change is expected. ( tiffany ) a man diesaving his two children and four other kids from the coyote creek in san jose. 35-year-old saul garcia drowned on sunday. several children were playing in the creek when they got swept up from the fast moving waters. garcia and another adult jumped in the water to help them, but garcia did not make it out. police say the area where the kids were playing is shallow near the shore and then makes a sudden drop. a go-fund-me page has been set up for the family. you can find a link on our website at kron four dot com. (tiffany) rescuers continue to search for a man after nine of his family members were found dead from flooding in an arizona canyon. dozens of volunteers are expected to help today in the search for 27-year-old hector garnica. he was last seen in the canyon on saturday celebrating his wife's birthday. deputies say they are hoping to find garnica alive. five people have already been rescued. some of them were found clinging to trees. (darya) in the north bay... police arrested t

police say he was a man.s family is speaking out on what he was doing moments before his death, that's coming up live. >> right now take a good look at robert mcgill. this 78-year-old man is from capitol heights. he has not been seen since friday morning on shell street. police need help finding him. he has dementia and diabetes. he is likely on foot and is seen walking with a cane. >>> look at this video. an investigation underway to find out what caused this amtrak train to derail. this happened yesterday afternoon in washington state. the train was carrying more than 250 people when it jumped the tracks. 4 of 15 cars came off the tracks. the cracks are back open this morning. >>> a lot of people looking forward to the music and the fireworks filling the air tomorrow and john stamos. let's throw that in. >> that's the big highlight, right? >> we'll get a taste of that excitement in a few hours. preparations are underway for megan mcgrath is live with what we can look forward to. >> you can look behind me he

a man called george.r was, a local soldier near our school. when i saw his grave, it was like we knew him. it is very hard. but i feel by doing this song i have become more confident. that is because i am not doing it for myself. this is notjust a tribute. it is an expression of anger and frustration. as they prepared for this weekend's commemorations, the school performed their tribute in a city rebuild from the rubble. their words and music are new connection to one man from a distant past.|j think he would be proud of this music, proud and pleased. he is not with us, but with this song, it is like is sitting to us. so, wejust wa nted like is sitting to us. so, wejust wanted to give him something. robert hall, bbc news, belgium. a fitting tribute. if you want to get in touch with us here at bbc world news, you can do so on social media. i'm @bbckasiamadera on twitter. you can also find us on facebook. the weather has been unsettled in recent days. that was the case yesterday with showers in scotland and

the man in question is a 22- year-old man, [ non-english language ] he currently sits in alameda county jail in oakland. according to court documents, the man met with undercover fbi agents on multiple occasions to plan a potential terror attack. federal prosecutors say afterwards, the man had plans to escape and hide in mexico. from what we've learned, agents began their investigation after the man set up social media accounts. the government charges they were for the use and benefit of isis. >>> we are working to learn more about this man. he was born in california. court documents say he spent significant time in yemen at some point. his attorney released a statement this afternoon saying, he doesn't support isis or any other terror group. he says the terror charges are based on internet chat conversations and describes him as a, quote, young naive man and it appears he allowed himself to be drawn into conversations that he should have been far more suspicious of. >>> shake-up inside the white house communications staff. sean spicer resigned as press secretary in protest of president

(grant) a man in houston, texas is being credited for taking out a man who was suspected of driving intoxicated(grant) alejandro fernandez managed to drag 28-year-old (sir-cone) sirkon ash out of his ford mustang monday evening. fernandez was driving with his family when ash nearly missed colliding with fernandez... the incident was all caught on camera. several witnesses say ash was driving erratically, almost running over two girls standing on the corner of the street. fernandez says he felt that it was the right thing to do. (grant) police say a breathalyzer proved ash was driving under the influence. the d-a's office is now charging him with felony d-w-i because it is his third such offense. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. lawrence karnow: a sea breeze and low clouds helped to keep temperatures right around normal today. the monsoon continues to bring numerous thunderstorms to the sierra too. if you're g

the man. (tiffany) and.. trial proceedings are scheduled to begin in the kate steinle murder case. a look into the case. (tiffany) also... a plane crash leaves one dead and others injured. the investigation into the accident. the kron 4 morning news starts right now. (tiffany) good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm tiffany mcelroy. (tiffany)lets get a check of weather this morning... (anny hong): a warming trend is expected to begin today as high pressure builds into california from the desert southwest. very warm to hot conditions are expected to return to inland areas over the weekend. some cooling then appears in store for the first part of next week. no major hot spots.san no major hot spots.san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (tiffany) disturbing allegations of child molestation at a concord laundromat. it happened while a young girl was washing clothes with her grandmother. as kron 4's ella sogomonian explains

the man asked workers if he could take a bike for a test ride. once outside they say the thooef road off, never returned. >>> two federal agencies have launched investigations into pollution in west oakland. according to the east bay times, the department of transportation and the environmental protection agency will look into whether the city and the port of oakland are doing enough to fight pollution in the area brought on by idling trucks. complaints about air quality were brought on by the indicators project. a spokesperson tells the times they take air quality very seriously and try to mitigate pollution. and we have an update on that wild fire we first told you about on abc 7 news at 5:00. flames came dangerously close to these homes. crews moved quickly and unfortunately stopped the flames before they reached any of the structures and right now another fire is burning nearby. firefighters have endured 90-degree heat while battling the flames. the cause of both of the fires remain under investigation. >>> after merely a week firefighters ar

returned fire and struck the man.e suspect died of his injuries sunday morning. no other injuries were reported. police have not released any information about a possible motive. (jr stone) in louisiana... a wounded officer's lawsuit filed in federal court alleges black lives matteris responsible for last year's ambush on law enforcement in baton rouge. the july 17, 20- 16 attack by gunman gavin longclaimed the lives of two police officers and a sherrif's deputy. the attack also injured two deputies and an officer. the complaint alleges black lives matter and it's leaders are responsible for the shooting because they quote " incited the violence" against police in retaliation for the deaths of black men shot by police.and did nothing to dissuade the ongoing violence and injury to officers. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled as much as 10 degrees in the hottest areas today.high pressure is weakening allowing the cool ocean air to move fut

well, when sister maria didn't respond to the man. he became agitated and the nun described what happened next. >> i started to look at the other woman. trying to -- to say okay, i need help. het he said, she -- she can't lp you. and i'm going to kill you. i thought this was my last day. i think. and i was very -- i said -- i said very, very very strong. and i don't know what -- i don't have many opportunities here. so yeah. but thank god -- thank god i'm safe. and in a good run away. >> and she did run. sister maria took off running to the altar while yelling for help. police are still looking for the man. the nun believes he may be sick. and she says she already forgives him. >>> a portland, oregon man says he lost his job at home depot for trying to save a child from a possible kidnapping. dillon reagan says he and a co- worker went to help a woman in the store's parking lot. his co-worker just witnessed a violent domestic dispute. he ran of that man for several blocks and gave a statement to police when they showed up. well, the n