he's 34-year-old michaelis brown. after he allegedly set those fires in dublin around the 1:00 hour this morning chp chased brown down 580 tabasco road in livermore where he then according to law enforcement slammed into a chp squad car and then he crashed into those gas pumps here at this 7-eleven which you can see they're trying to fix right now. after the crash he tried to get away on foot. but officers did get him. now, earlier in the morning brown allegedly set fire to a tesla, an suv and a pickup truck parked outside a business on sierra court in dublin and then at a large building next door. law enforcement says he lit up a bunch of cardboard at a printing business also on sierra court. you can see the flames climbed the back side of the building, burned a ten by ten-foot hole in the roof according to the owner. the power has been turned off as a precaution because of the water damage inside. the business owner tells me he's lucky one of his employees happened to see the fire early in the morning and was quickl

michaelis brown is accused of starting two separate fires in dublin overnight. investigators say he set fire to cars and a building on sierra court around 12:30 this morning. a man who owns a business on sierra court told ktvu one of his businesses employees was there.>> they said you should be very another 15 or 20 minutes and the roof could have been engulfed and this could have been a serious disaster.>> reporter: police responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle in the area of the fire, when officers tried to pull the driver over they say he refused to stop and let them on chase. the pursuit eventually ended up in livermore but the suspect rammed the chp cruiser and crashed into gas pumps at the 7- eleven in livermore.>>> the latest on tensions with china talk in washington ended today without a deal hours after the white house raised tariffs on $200 billion worth of goods. there is late word the ministration is preparing for tariffs on all other imports.>> there does not appear to be a deal but both sides have agreed to keep negotiating, the chinese vice

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le's talk about this now with micha micha michael zelden, a former special prosecutor and cnn analyst. also, wes lowry, a national reporter for "the washington post" and cnn contributor. nice to see you. wes, let me begin with you, this about face with rudy giuliani. he says he is going to ukraine to dig up dirt on joe biden, then he's not going because he was going to walk into a group of people who were enemies to the president and the united states. what is really at the core of all this? >> i think it's remarkable. the reporting came out that rudy giuliani, the attorney for the president of the united states was going to go on this trip, seeking information not only about hunter biden and his role in the ukrainian gas company, but the beginnings of the mueller investigation, the russian interference investigation and whether or not democrats, dnc people worked with ukrainian intelligence on it. it underscored the point which this political moment is not one of shame. it's relatively shameless. someone close to the president of the united states, his personal attorney, would lobby,

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.>>> a suspected arsonist is in custody tonight after a chase, 34-year-old michaelis brown is accusedefore that pursuit he set fire to cars and a building in sierra court around 12:30 this morning. a man that owns a business there says one of his employees was there when firefighters worked to put out the fires.>> the fire department told me i should be very thankful because another 15 or 20 minutes and this whole building could have been engulfed. and this could have been a serious disaster. >> police responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle in the area and when they tried to pull the driver over the refused to stop. the pursuit came to an end in livermore but not before officials say the suspect rammed a chp cruiser and crashed into gas pumps at a 7- eleven.>>> is school district is set to lose 30% of its safety staff due to budget cuts. next school year there will be two dozen fewer security officers walking the halls of oakland unified schools.>> reporter: it's not uncommon to see uniformed security officers walking the halls, besides keeping her children safe many of them se

i'm micha and thank you for having the hearing. i'll start out by playing a video and hopefully you can hear it. (playing video). >> this has made a huge impact, turning my life around. we do presentations in high schools, as well. we are raising awareness and consciousness for the next generation so that we can protect our communities. and this is the kind of stuff that gets funded when city college gets the funding that we need. looking at the number of billionaires, i think there's 76 billionaires in this city. it doesn't make sense to me we can't find funding for this place who obviously meannesses o much to so many people. i'm sure there's a lot to learn about the logistics. i urge you to try find that because city college is really a place worth protecting for all of the reasons everyone has said. i've met life-long friends there. i've remet friends from younger parts of my life growing up in the city and i've met partners, et cetera. and so in closing, i just want to remember that education really is an important value and i

michaelis brown is accused of starting two fires in dublin before leaving eight chase and livermore. officers were called to report a suspicious vehicle, that's where police said rounds at cars and a building on fire. the man who owns a business on sierra court says one of his employees was there as firefighters worked to put out the flames. >> they told me you should be very thankful because another 1520 minutes this whole building across the roof could have been engulfed and this could have been a serious disaster. >> reporter: when officer tried to pull the driver over he refused to stop, the pursuit eventually came to an end but not before officials say the suspect rammed a chp cruiser but then crashed into a gas pump. >>> you can already see the fire danger increasing in the east bay hills, the less green hillsides turning brown already. still to come the crucial fire prevention project about to begin.>>> it was like god opens the doors for me, here's your job, take it. and i took it.>> that woman's son was killed in the line of duty, she's explaining how she has used her son's

this is michae michael kaputo t about congressman amash but listen here for the conspiracy. >> i think run against the president as a libertarian, as a third party candidate. we know the host of network trump republicans who you know lost their magazine and weekly standard have been meeting on a regular basis have been trying to find a person to come in and ross purow the president this time around, and i think amash is trying right there. >> your reaction sort of saying bill crystal was calling out your cabal clearly. >> i've been in no contact with justin amash, which comes from a different wing of the party than i do. foreign policy, very much on an anti-interventionist, and i guess i'm the opposite. i do think what he said was significant, and i think that kind of response suggests he is only one person. he is kind of a i guess you might say he won't bring a lot of republicans with hill. i think the main effect will be on democrats like we saw already tonight in the meeting they apparently had on the hill. it becomes harder infor nancy pelosi to keep saying, no, no, and he's laid o

micha michael schmidt is with us, anny carnen and harry litman returns to our broadcast, doj veteran. these days he happens to be the creator of the new podcast called talking feds. michael, i would like to begin with you. with the president talking spying, with the president having found a perfectly pliant, it seems, attorney general on this front, what have you heard about the seriousness of purpose behind this investigation of the investigators? >> well, that's what we sort of don't know. we reported this week that barr has asked the u.s. attorney in connecticut, duram, to look at this, but he would simply be reviewing the counter intelligence investigation and how it all began. at the heart of this issue is the fact that the president has finally found someone to be his attorney general that will do the things that he wants. sessions wouldn't do that. rosenstein wouldn't do that. but here you have barr echoing the president's talking points and doing it in an effective way. barr has figured out a way to stay on message on these issues and to keep it alive and allows the president

micha mo michael horowitz to figure out what happened and they won't revolt against the fbi directorntil they have that actual report. >> chris wray also talked about something else that lot of people in washington are looking to, looking to see if it will happen, and that is the testimony of robert mueller in front of congress. here is what director wray had to say about that. i can tell you he said he won't speak for mueller, that it is really a decision between the special counsel, the department and congress. so perhaps not surprising that director wray doesn't want to get out in front of this, but it does seem to indicate just how much of a focal point this has become on capitol hill. >> it is hard to see how the special counsel does not testify in the coming weeks. because senator lindsey graham of south carolina, chair of the judiciary committee, he has nftsed mr. munfts invited mr. huller mueller to c clarify if necessary the private phone conversations regarding the handling of the mueller report. yes, head of justice have purview in some sense over whether mueller appears o

micha michael bennett from colorado as well. and i think that is the right view. the right approach is something similar to what george w. bush did in 2000 when we also had a roaring economy. what was his message? i'm i'll restore honor and dignity to the white house and it won. >> senator elizabeth warren, you did not mention her. she is on the cover of "time," with what has arguably become the theme for her campaign. i have a plan for that. she laid out the platform that says the success of the current economy is going to cost america's middle class. her policy calls for, quote, big structure all changes to put economic power back in the hands of the american people. doesn't criticize the performance of the president, but criticizes the structure of you power. is that message that could resonate with democratic primary voters? >> it will resonate with democratic primary voters. but my concern is that the views might be out of step with the views of the voters that you have to win in order to win the election. so what really matters here is how you align those pr

i'll tell you after hearing what micha michaelcoch had to say, i think don, jr. has some real exposure here. it wouldn't shock me if he invoked his fifth amendment right if he does comply with the subpoena. >> if i take your point here, you have never been a defense attorney. but if junior says, let's say he decided not to take the fifth. he says, you know, i said peripherally. look, i was briefed a lot. but i still never did much on it. you may say that's not peripherally. i thought it was. is that enough to get him out of a charge? >> it may be peripherally is one of those wiggle room words and kind of like attorney general barr trying to figure out what suggested means. if i were his lawyer, i would probably recommend that he, one, comply with the subpoena, it's lawfully issued and two, invoke his right against self-incrimination. >> timing is everything in american politics, matthew, continetti. i saw you shaking your head. if you are the trump white house, lefrts forget the legal argument. you are spining a witch hunt and lo and behold one comes from a repub

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. >> and he'll just keep seeing those two words on the chyron, "micha cohen."nd it sends him into a rage. >> the no-knock raids by fbi agents were the result of a referral by special counsel rort mueller... >> narrator: to the president, it was a personal assault, from the fbi, the department of justice, and robert mueller. >> a lawyer is just like a priest, a doctor, and a wife, in terms of privilege. so i don't blame president trump for being a little upset that somebody was looking into what he may have told his lawyers. >> narrator: the cohen raid was a ign trump's personal life new york was colliding with his presidency in washington >> cohen brings it right back to trump tower, to how trump really operated for decades, having someone like michael coh-- not just a lawyer, but a fixer-- at his side. >> narrator: cohen was infamous for his role in the stormy daniels story: orchestrating ash oney payment to the adult film star who threatened to reveal a sexual encounter with ump. >> he cleans up messes. and an accusation about an affair, a demand for some kin

whitewater and many times of hearings and back in the mccarthy era when bobby kennedy questions people and michaoff questions people and then you could follow up on questions an not be cut off and filibustered and he's afraid of it and that is why he didn't come in. >> if -- if it came to you sending the sergeant of arms or committee sending the sergeant of arms to apprehend and arrest the attorney general, isn't that handing republicans an incredible thing to -- to point to as democratic overreach? they went after you for the chicken stunt yesterday. and gave them talking points that you weren't taking this whole thing seriously. >> i don't think anybody was adverse to what i did with the chicken -- anybody who had a modicum of a sense of a humor or a modicum of intelligence or understanding liked it. those that failed in the two criteria didn't and for those people, get a life. >> congressman cohen, i appreciate your time. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> for more on the subpoena fight, we're joined by preet bharara. is that a world that we exist in, that the sergeant of arms will ar

also joining us today, micha michael -- i'm going to mess it up. hi, michael. dr. glenn is an associate professor for engineering at the university of maryland in college park maryland. he's a member of the board of directors for the association of wild land fire and serves as a research advisory board for the national fire protection agency research foundation. dr. glenn studies now fire ignition while in urban interface. the physics of wild land fire spread. the processes at which strikes from embers. welcome. our third panel member is director of the national fire association. leading to wildfire safety outreach. cover a broad spectrum of safety education, advocacy, professional training and international outreach. including fire wise usa. recognition program in the wildfire community preparedness campaign. she serves as the board of directors at the international association of wild land fire, and on the executive committee disaster recover membership division of the american planning association. key players in this issue. she also holds a masters of urban aff

dublin police say they arrested 34 year-old michaelis brown a friday morning following a chase.a of 6400 sierra court at around 12 20 friday morning, it ended in livermore during that chase the suspect ran the chp cruiser and crashed his car into a gas pumps at a station in livermore. now to the south bay were san jose police have arrested a suspect in connection with a deadly street race that happened last weekend. police say 37 year-old be sent to ochoa is a suspect in last sunday's crash. nearly nav a new in santa teresa boulevard cho was allegedly the driver of a chevy camaro that was racing a pontiac trans am 24 year-old hano was a killed in the crash. cho was booked into the santa clara county jail. the driver of the trans am was also booked for vehicular manslaughter, but he remains in the hospital at this time. coming up on kron four with newsweek and we're talking safety of the shore as we get closer to beach weather. and after the break the city that has now seen an extra inventory unit housing market. for your money there are more. is on the market in san jose kron fo

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michae lewkowiz, families need fathers, do you agree it has to change?that are coming up. at the same time, i don't relate to... thousands of people come to us, and we don't relate to the notion that courts are applying a contact at all costs approach, and i am sure cafcass will tell us they have a lengthy period of safeguarding checks which they take before someone making an application to court, and if there is a subsequent allegation, they take a precautionary approach. if no order is made, it is only by consent at that point, they will ask for evidence to be presented to the court, and a judge will weigh up, on the balance of the evidence, what the balance of the evidence, what the risks are, and whether in the interim or permanently, they might require supervision and contact to be supervised, so something clearly has gone wrong in these cases, but the picture that is being portrayed here of contact at all costs is simply the opposite of what we are experiencing. we see thousands of pa rents experiencing. we see thousands of parents coming to us, wh

micha michael gargiulo killed four women with a knife killing them. has been covering this story for more than a decade. she's outside the cook county prosecutor's off in chicago. >> reporter: why am i standing in front of a county jail in chicago instead of the one in los angeles where michael gargiulo is awaiting his trial? that's because this is where the accused serial killer got started, and it won't come to an end until he is back here to face a judge and jury. michael gargiulo sat without emotion listening to prosecutors describe him as a serial sexual thrill killer. >> he watched and collected real time intelligence on the victims and then manipulated the circumstances to provide himself with the perfect opportunity to pounce and kill in blitz-type knife attacks. >> prosecutors accused 43 gargiulo of murdering three women including 22-year-old ashley ellerin who was friendly with actor ashton kutcher. on the night of the killing, kutcher went to ellerin's home to pick her up for a party but left after she didn't answer the door. ellerin's body

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