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an officer there is standing over the wounded man. that man is robert white. witnesses say there was a confrontation before that shooting. >> a male -- a black male talking to a police officer. eventually i saw the male pull the officer down on the ground. >> robert dwhite, who not have a weapon, died at the hospital. the officer who shot h is a two-year veteran and is on standard administrative leave during the investigation. >>> the family of a prince gorges county police detective killed by friendly fire is now suing the count and the officer who killed jai cole son. he was undercover and not in uniform when he was shot by a fellow office zbler 2016. that happened during a shootout at police headquarters. the lawsuit argues that officer taylor krause shot through an obstructed fence and at someone who didn't match the suspect description. it also says coleson did identify himself asn officer. >>> the field is set for thisye 's mid term election. >> female winners kept going. barbara comstock will face challenger jennifer weston for the 1 district seat. she

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surveillance footage shows a man in a dark suit holding a briefcase, kicking a homeless man lying on the sidewalk in the tenderloin. he does this twice before walking away. the assault happened on leavenworth your mcallister. that is on may 24 at 3 pm. police are trying to identify the man in the suit and say at this point they do not know what motivated the attack. >> based on what we know, it appears unprovoked. we are unaware of prior relationships between the suspect and victim in the incident. we have to do our best in this case to clear the suspect because it is something we will not tolerate. >> the homeless man who is 38 years old, suffered injuries to his face and had a mistaken to the hospital where he was treated and released. the suspect was wearing a black beanie and eyeglasses, if you can help identify him, you are asked to call police. >>> the race for mayor of san francisco is tighter than ever tonight. with mark leno holding a razor thin lead over london breed. they are separated by fewer than 300 votes. christien kafton has the latest numbers. >> reporter: this race

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a man nicknamed jogger joe thrashing a -- trashing a homeless man's camp near oakland's lake merritt. today people gathered at the site in a powerful display of unity. kpix 5's da lin was there. >> reporter: a jog around lake merritt you'll see a snapshot of what oakland is about. >> diversity. >> art. >> sculpture. >> car culture. >> families. >> reporter: when this video went viral, showing a jogger last friday throwing a homeless man's belongings into the lake, it wasn't just an environmental crime. many oaklanders stood up to say it went against their values. >> what are you doing with this stuff? >> we can all get along. we have to respect each other. respect is the main word. >> reporter: this incident came on the heels of the barbecue becky incident. a woman called the cops on a black man who was barbecuing at the lake. about 40 people rallied today to say let's all get along. regardless of class, race, or gender. >> oakland is about unity. it's always been about unity. it's been about love and about community. >> we can't lose what makes oakland, oakland. we just can't and i t

police are searching for this man. he was last seen walking down stephenson street toward third around 9:50 this morning. video shows the incident started when he was arguing and then getting physical with a woman in the alley. coburn says the man was yelling as he walked by and puppet barked. >> i'm trying to get him. he said, i'm going to kick him. he barked. >> reporter: she says nearby delivery people called police and tried to follow the man. police took puppet to an animal hospital. coburn says tonight will be her first night without her faithful companion in four years. >> puppet's the only thing that gets me through. >> reporter: the security staff who work in this building say a woman who works here who has helped coburn in the past has offered to pay for puppet's care. police and animal care and control are eager to talk to that man. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. >>> the smoke could be seen for miles. firefighters in oakland were quick to put out a fire at

if all men are created equal, then how can one man hold another man as property?ngaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation or any nation so conceived, so dedicated can long endure. we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain. >> the core of the declaration of independence is that an idea is enough to make a people. we finally have to say, "we either believe in this or we don't," and if we don't believe in this, this is the end. >> lincoln pushes for a constitutional amendment to abolish slavery, but for it to succeed, he needs a major victory on the battlefield. >> what delivered lincoln the election was sherman taking atlanta. that was a big-enough deal that everybody saw that this is something that could turn the tide decisively in the favor of union victory. this was a glimmer of hope in a bleak landscape. >> general, your men are burning books! what is this army's purpose and destination? >> i'm going to go where i damn well please. >> in the eyes of the lost cause, there's no greater villain in the civil war than william t

the man on his cell phone is david no mudd. clearly troubled by our camera he bouvier quickly calls his assistant to go reassure him. use it the way you did you'd. need. it to be just like it most of them showed his emotion at the buses. but he has no rights regarding our footage to. the missouri. side to the likes of. david no mudd isn't just anyone he's the man with three hundred picasso's the head of one of the most powerful families in the art world the numb ods renown dealers. here's their stand at art basel by calder mirror who's fun tanos because. and also a roy lichtenstein and initial interview face all of them stars of modern art. in the mud collection is valued at almost three billion dollars thousands of works most of which are stored at the geneva freeport. maybe the reason david no mud prefers to be discreet is because one of the paintings he owns is causing him problems with the law. the story started here in the paris archives in two thousand and eleven with this man james palmer. is a canadian private detective

so i like my odds. >> man: swing it down. { cheering ] >> man: you got a spark. >> man: you got a sparknight falls, it's time for more food. >> jolie: hot pot, hot pot! >> anthony: i sit down with toby and his friends lucious, megan, and jolie. >> lucious: that's catfish coubion. rice first, tony. >> tony: perfect rice. >> anthony: that's a shrimp stew down there? >> toby: that's shrimp stew. >> anthony: hardboiled egg? i gotta ask though, but before i forget, now mardi gras is coming up tuesday? >> group: yes. >> anthony: now, i mean i sort of noticed it's a guy thing. >> megan arceneaux: most runs women cannot run. >> jolie: it is very much a boys club. it always has been. they always say, you know -- >> anthony: you support this brutal fascist regime? >> toby: oh no, the run that i captain is co-ed. >> anthony: but that's the exception, not the rule? >> jolie: it is the exception, huge. we had a female the other day going, "i'm going to run mamou." and i'm like, "no, you're not. don't do it. they don't accept it." >> anthony: so what would happen if you were to show up? >> lucious: y

against manning. when the two young ladies were killed the murders took place and brew for a garden and it's like five minutes away from me my baby day it was in my life. the police got in touch with kevin in st louis missouri he was being charged on a double murder. and they went up there and spoke with kevin and say they can get him off the murder charges up there if he cooperated with a murder trial that was going on down here. for the way he came by and say that they was gone charge me kevin with the murders and we didn't cooperate . and so i told him i didn't know anything and they told me that they knew i had a newborn baby and it was real intimidating and thinking that my i was gone lose my child and they will make me feel like i won't be in jail for alone time they wanted me to write out a statement stating their i was living in a garden and they had me kevin and my daughter was looking at the window. and there we witnessed the flash. open to get into the door and one at would bloody clothes o

man he hadink of a proposed for secretary of man -- secretary of war in stanton's place, this was a man who was on the record arguing that congress was illegal. do you want him in charge of the war department? of course not. small wonder that thaddeus stevens snuck around the house chamber saying, what good has your moderation done you if you don't kill the beast, it will kill you. that is where reconstruction came from, where impeachment came from. at the end of a trial, over the it ultimatelyths, would be 35 votes to convict, 19 oppose, one to many on the acquittal size. by that oneped vote. that is part of our story. tend republicans and seven in good standing where the votes to acquit. why and how, where does that come from? when you have no votes to spare, you simply have got to have everybody on the same page. notact, the republicans did . charles sumner would have voted to convict even if the articles of impeachment had been a laundry list. ,harles sumner is on the list longfellow is on the right. a close friend of his. most replicants needed more than that. they needed the charg

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this man walked in first.d man who said he had a gun. >> they walked right up to the worker and said let's go into the back. >> soon after a customer came into the store. spent the suspect with the gun told the employee to take his shirt off. he took his should off in the suspect put the shirt on and went and helped the customer. >> here you can see one of the men wearing the at&t shirt while trying to hold up his pants. after the customer left the intruders continued on with the robbery which happened a half hour before the store closed. >> they cleared out the inventory closet and went and got the cash register. distal $179 in cash and at least $50,000 in merchandise. the store on arnold drive was hit by robbers back in april. sources close to the case say they believe this man wearing a construction vest is the same man who pretended to be a store worker monday night. here is pictures of the suspect side by side. the other robbery does make up what is are trying to seeing if they have connections to a forme

reporter rebecca riches outside the belly cathedral and asked her what we know about the man who was shot by police and knife wielding man ran into the cathedral behind me the girl in a tone he was said to be behaving very aggressively witnesses say he was dazed and confused and acting quite threateningly towards the other guests in the dorm police were called and they arrived at the same they tried to come the man and this on him but it's believed he lunged at police and then they shot him in the leg now during the incident another police officer was also shot both men are injured he's a fifty three year old austrian man he's not known to police and it's not believe he has any links to any terrorist organizations now obviously berlin has been the target of some terrorist attacks in the last couple of years leading police on high alert but they're not investigating this as a terror attack at this time. reports rebecca riches at the cathedral and staying in germany a power blackout at hamburg airport has grounded hundreds of flights and left thousands of passengers stranded airport of

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