or do we know if they were standing near that newsstand there on the corner? >> yeah, they were in the general area of the newsstand on the actual sidewalk itself. >> and from witnesses, what are witnesses telling you? are they saying that this taxi kind of came out of nowhere or are they saying that they heard some tires that were screeching or any indication that perhaps this taxi lost control or anything that witnesses are telling you about that? >> again, all that information is going to be compiled into the police department's investigation. and that information might as welcome out at a later time. >> all right, john baxter will be joining us live by phone, the san francisco fire department, that they will have a crew on the way as we will have more information for you, very soon. when we get that information, of course, we will pass it along to you during the newscast. thank you. >> we will now want to go to just a terribly sad story. the witnesses say that the mother was driving on a wet road when she crashed into the russian river. and that the vehicl

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. >>> we're learning new information about a taxi driver who plowed through a newsstand in san francisco. police say he may have had a medical emergency just before that crash. the driver hit two pedestrians and they both remain hospitalized. as kpix 5's wilson walker reports, they were well known shoe shiners in the area. >> the cab driver was speeding. >> reporter: for people in the area it was hard not to stop and take a picture of mangled newsstands wiped clean off its foundation by yesterday's violent impact. >>> i thought it was an explosion. >> reporter: missing from this intersection today was mohammad bay who along with a coworker was seriously injured when the taxi crashed into their shoe shine stand. >> they been here 10 years. wonderful guys. it's just a shame it happened. >> nice gentlemen, always smiling. >> nice guys. always hello and polite. >> reporter: a block down market street another shoe shiner says an errant car is actually a day-to-day concern. >> i'm always looking over my shoulder making sure that somebody is not coming down from montgomery street going to sides

this was once a newsstand. >> a few more feet and it would have been the end of me. >> as police took pictures for their investigation and people took pictures for instagram, susan giamona stood trying to figure out what happened. >> what i saw was an old man flying in the air, like something out of a movie. >> reporter: the old man is a close friend around 60 years old and take fixture at this corner working as a shoeshine operator for the last two decades. >> he was down on the ground and he had a bunch of debris on top of him. and i was in shock. >> reporter: chalk outlines show where he landed after the yellow cab plowed through a newsstand and rammed into the shooshine stand, knocking it off his foundation seriously hurting him and his employee, a 40-year-old man. >> what i saw was a guy laying on the floor in a pool of blood. >> reporter: a crash so forceful it set off airbags in the cab, snarling traffic at the start of rush hour. giamona says the driver was flying down market. >> he was going very fast. how are you going so fast to knock something over? like a couple of years

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those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the wall street journal" reports a nationwide warning to voting officials about cyber attacks. the fbi is investigating attempts to breach election board data in arizona and illinois. investigators believe russian hackers may be responsible. compromised. >> the "washington post" reports that the supreme court is being asked to rule in a transgender bathroom case. a virginia school board wants the court to strike down a federal rule that lets students use bathrooms according to their gender identity. an appeals court backed a transgender team who sued the board. >>> "the new york times" says the facekini ban. beach going women in asia can be seen wearing the cfu masks to shield themselves from the sun. china's official communist newspaper criticized france for sending police after women wearing full-body swimsuits. >>> and britain's "guardian" reports the dismissal of swift from a case in nashville. the district attorney's office said swift felt she could not be impartial because of h

. >> the issue hits newsstands on august 23rd. this is the second time she's been in the magazine.as in the magazine in january as well. >> in her 73rd question she said her favorite person she gets star struck with, angelina jolie. >> that's a good one. >>> this morning on "world news now," donald trump reaching out to black voters. >> the republican presidential nominee is in milwaukee overnight with a message for the african american community. and why he should get their votes over hillary clinton. this as trump meets with top intelligence officials for his first briefing. >> a wildfire in california buffer burning out of control. tens of thousands evacuated as more than 15,000 acres have burned. this as new details emerge surrounding the arson suspect in northern california. >> while you're trying to sell your house, some people are hoping to get a steal. we're not talking about the home. we'll show you the video raising alarms for homeowners looking to sale. >> and simone biles adding to her

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the tennesseean obtained video in a cancer patient's lawsuit against airport personnel. shows a skirmish last year at memphis international. the suit says the teen's radiation treatment affected her hearing and sight and claims officers failed to consider her disabilities. >>> "the denver post" reports outrage that a rapist sentence included no prison time. a judge in boulder ordered two years of work or school release and 20 years of probation for austin wilkerson. the former university of colorado student was convicted of raping a drunk woman in 2014. >>> "wall street journal" says roger ailes of sexual misconduct reaches into the double digits. more accusers have come forward since ailes stepped down three weeks ago as head of fox news. 21st century fox is reportedly bracing for settlements with many of the women. >>> the associated press reports the release of a north carolina man who was imprisoned for 28 years for a murder. a judge in wilmington ruled yesterday that johnny small

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the baltimore sun reports that the city police routinely violate the rights of residents, especially minorities. a justice department report to be released today found that stops and use excessive force. the investigation was prompted by the death of freddie gray in police custody last year. >>> "the washington post" reports an increased reward in the murder of a democratic national committee staffer last month. wikileaks adding $20,000 to help find the killer of seth rich. that prompted speculation that rich has leaked damaging dnc e-mails to wikileaks. the site never revealed its sources. >>> "thsa criticized california judge is due to rule on another sex crime. judge aaron persky is deciding whether to lower a man's child pornography charl to a dismeaner. >>> the detroit free press says muslim -- a muslim flight attendant is suing the airline that suspended her for refusing to serve alcohol. accommodate her feith and she is seeking back pay and other damages. the carrier is not commenting. >>> "the boston globe" explains

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the new york times" reports that a son of the drug lord el chapo is being held captive in mexico. jesus guzman and five others were kidnapped on monday from a pacific coast resort. police think he was abducted by rivals of his father joaquin guzman who is in a mexican prison. >>> "the washington post" reports that no prosecution of follow the manufacturer of defective helmets for u.s. troops by inmates. the army recalled more than 126,000 helmets at a cost to the government of over $19 million. investigators say the ohio company that uses prison workers made helmets from degraded armor. >>> the minneapolis star tribune reports a suburban police chief defense of the officer who killed a black motorist last the officer who shot philando castille level-headed. >>> "wall street journal" says target will calm complaints about bathroom use by transgender people. the company will spend $20 million to add single-stall bathrooms. target lets shoppers and staff use the bathrooms corresponding

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the "los angeles times" stanford rape case has requested a move from criminal to civil court. judge aaron persky was harshly criticized for the leniency for a six-month jail term for former stanford swimmer brock turner. turner sexually assaulted an unconscious woman. persky later faced a recall campaign. >>> jackson mississippi clarion ledger reports on the killing of two nuns. police say the 68-year-old women were found thursday stabbed to death in their home. they may have been victims of a break-in. police have recovered r the nuns worked as nurses, helping the poor in rural mississippi. >>> "wall street journal" reports on new questions about the authenticity of egyptian cotton sheets sold by walmart and other stores. the retailers are investigating whether a major supplier provided imitation cotton. egyptian cotton is known for its durability and softness and is >>> massive reports that brazil photo shop on models. able-bodied models two actors look like they had disability. it is part of a feature story on the paralympi

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" reports the listing of some white nationalist as a hate group. the southern poverty law center says white live matters poos immigration and the black lives matter movement. the center says it's now tracking nearly 900 hate groups nationwide. published kareem abdul-jabbar's essay about the quarterback's who won't stand up for the national anthem. he says it does not make him unpatriotic. the former basketball great says by sitting, the quarterback is standing up for american values like free speech. >>> the "los angeles times" reports passage of a bill. the bill sent to the government state. some sexual charges against him weren't heard because they date back more than ten years. a related bill would impose minimum punishment for rape convictions. lawmakers reacted reacted to the case of a college student who is six-month sentence was too late for accused of rape. >>> mark cuban, the dallas mavericks owner, says he hasn't been asked but he would do it, a newspaper report says he was among those being cons

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the "orlando sentinel" reports that victims of the pulse nightclub shooting will not be billed by two hospitals that treated them. florida hospital and orlando health will write off at least $5.5 million after treating 56 injured survivors. died after being hospitalized also will not be charged. >>> "variety" reports an outpouring of support for leslie jones, after she was victimized in a cyberattack. personal information and apparent nude photos of the "ghostbusters" star were posted yesterday on her website. celebrities condemn the attack on twitter under the #stand with leslie. >>> the "los angeles times" reports the postponement of a screening for the movie "the birth of a nation." amid controversy about its di new details are emerging about the acquittal of nate parker in a 2001 rape trial, including the subsequent suicide of his accuser. the american film institute said more discussion is needed about the various issues raised before the movie is shown. >>> "the new york times" reports that bans of a full body garment are

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the washington post" reports that donald trump did not personally pay donations on he promised on "the apprentice." he told losers that he would give money to their charities but the checks eventually came from a tv production company. that is according to a report. he isn't commenting. >>> the "chicago tribune" plans on the police department to seek the firing of seven city officers in the laquan mcdonald case. the september said they filed false reports in 2014 after a white officer fatally shot the black teenager. video evidence contradicted the officer's story. >>> "wall street journal" says accounts suspected to be linked to terrorism. twitter says it has shut 235,000 accounts the last six months. twitter says it's adding stuff and software to spot extremist content. >>> "the new york times" reports that housing federal inmates in private prisons will be phased out. the justice department said overcrowding that prompted the use of for-profit lock-ups is no longer a problem. the announcement also cited a report that foun

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the baltimore sun gathers reaction to a report documenting racism in the city's police department. the justice department says african-americans bore the brunt of the excessive force and unlawful stops by officers. several officials said it's troubling that race is still an overriding issue in a city where many political leaders and most of the residents are black. >>> the "los angeles times" reports on the death sentence given yesterday to the serial killer known as the grim sleeper. lonnie franklin jr. was convicted of killing nine women and a teenage girl over a 22-year span. he targeted drug addicts or prostitutes. but he may have killed 25 women. >>> "slate" reports that chris christie lied during the 2013 he didn't think his staffers were involved in snarling traffic to attack a political foe. a staffer who heard that texted, he just has flat out lied. that is according to text messages between staffers revealed tuesday in court filings. christie denies it. >>> "the new york times" says the obama administration will m

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" reports on japan's emperor publicly discussing his wish to retire for the first time. 82-year-old emperrer akihito gave a speech today. his powers are only symbolic but japanese law requires an emto serve until death. >>> "the washington post" has support for a white nationalist. on his radio show, american nazi party leader said he thinks a trump presidency could open the coalitions. he has avoided making pro trump statements because he doesn't want to hurt his candidacy. >>> "wall street journal" reports settlement talks between gawker and former wrestler hulk hogan. the website went bankrupt after hogan won a $40 million dollar invasion of privacy judgment. the deal meansogan might get some money without waiting out the bankruptcy process. >>> new york magazine reports that roger ailes used money f his enemies. they say he hired private detectives to smear or spy on his opponents. he resigned last week among sexual allegations. >>> wait until you see this. a shark off southern california see me. see

. >> 60 years the city has plans for the property that may not include the famous newsstand. >> it's a very important place, it really i think should be a public space. that is the matter, the news stand sits on cambridge land and the city wants the plaza open to everyone. a commercial operation doesn't manager. >> the goal is clear, we want to make it a more public space. >> a multimillion dollars renovation would mean out of town would lose its home. >> it's been there so long, it would be ashame. it's a landmark. >> the kiosk is on the register of historic places. >> it won't be moved. as the rendering shows it would be repurposed although it's too early to know what it would be. >> one idea is could it be a big screen? maybe watch the olympics, the world series or the presidential nomination. >> with all of that history, out of town would definitely be missed. >> it's an institution. i hope they don't get it fits in. >> don't worry just yet. the lease ends next year. there will be many more meetings and discussions before a final decision and we promise to keep you posted >> i ha

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the post and courier" of south carolina how a fellow inmate assaulted dylann roof in a charleston jail. the sheriff's deputy said the security guard was not paying attention. a black prisoner attacked the accused massacre gunman. roof suffered some bruises. his attorney says he won't press charges. >>> "the baltimore sun" reports the filing of a class action lawsuit against police in baton rouge, louisiana. black lives matter activist to protest the arrest of demonstrators there. the protest last month followed the killing of a black man by a white officer. >>> the "new york post" reports a roundup of suspected mobsters from four of the city's five crime families. federal authorities made 46 arrests on a variety of charges, including loan sharking. police say some of the suspects have colorful nicknames like tug boat, fish, and nicki the wig. >>> "variety" says an updated works and feeting the host of our late late show james corden who will have a lead voice in the production. the classic of the children's tale will contai

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the star tribune says pills containing the drug that killed prince were found at his home in minnesota. police seized pills marked hydrocodone at paisley park after the singer died in april, but they actually contain fentanyl. prince had no prescription for it. >>> aol.com reports the filing of a man against a massacre. derrick dearman is a mississippi jail and accused of killing three men and two women saturday in a southwest alabama home. one of the victims was pregnant. >>> the "chicago tribune" reports discipline against two notre dame football players who were arrested over the weekend. max redfield faces marijuana and drug charges and kicked off the team. senior cornerback devin butler is suspended indefinitely. virginia left their waitress a hate message instead of a tip. on their receipt, the diners wrote we only tip citizens. the father of the 18-year-old server posted it on facebook. the girl is of honduran and mexico descent but born in the u.s. >>> the "los angeles times" reports the death of lou perlman. he di

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the "chicago tribune" says the police department has apologized to the rapper known as rhymefest. he tweeted a video showing how he was treated saturday when he described how he had been robbed add g at gunpoint. >> i told you exactly what my problem was. >> you can't do that in a police station. >> rhymefest tweeted you wonder we don't report crimes? in the robbery and there have been no arrest. >>> "the washington post" reports a failed attack at a catholic church in indonesia. a man brought a bomb into mass and it did not detonate. police say he had items bearinging the isis ig signific insignia. >>> mayors are denying saying some women have been fined and ordered to leave beaches. >>> "slate" reports the u.s. will reach its target number of of syrian refuges today. the us ambassador to jordan says 10,000 people fleeing the civil war will have been settled in the fiscal year of 2016. the obama administration denies donald trump's charge that the refuges pose a threat. >>> still ahead, rethinking the 40-hour workweek. some employe

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> a woman who pulled her son from the baltimore's riots saturday as fire. she had no insurance and red cross aid is running out. graham started a go fund me page to get help. >> it's a lot to have to put your personal out there for the world to see. >> she was caught on camera last year slapping her teenage son to stop him from throwing rocks in the violence after freddie gray's death. >>> "the washington post" reports that the police -- the kathy lanier was the district of columbia's first police chief. she will be the head of security. >>> "variety" reports on the answer from ellen degeneres to critics of a jokes she posted on twitter. this is how i'm running my errands from now on. dah jen less left the picture online and says racism is the furtherest thing from who i am. >>> the "chicago tribune" to kick the habit may help them kick the habit of smoking cigarettes. among those who erweren't paid,% quit. >>> mashable" by focusing on the letters that signify blood types. the worldwide campaign calls for a, b, and o to be dropped fr

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the new york times" reports about chaos in donald trump's campaign prompts a rapid response from the candidate. the paper reported sunday advisers can't keep him on message or stop him from starting needless political skirmishes. trump reacted on twitter writing it is not freedom of the press when newspapers and others are allowed to say and write whatever they want, even if it is completely false. and i have always been the same person, remain true to self. the media wants me to change, but it would be very dishonest to supporters to do. >>> the "chicago tribune" mistak mistaken identity. there have been no arrests and dennis was a college student in "the new york times" and he was home on a visit this weekend. >>> "usa today" reports the death of a former washington mayor's only son. police say 36-year-old marion christopher barry jr. apparently overdosed on synthetic marijuana yesterday. drugs during two terms in the district of columbia and served prison time. >>> flint's mayor says michigan will now pick up the tab. >>

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the washington post" reports president obama's order to free 214 prisoners. almost all were convicted of nonviolent drug crimes. it was the biggest one-day clemency order in more than a century. the president has commuted the sentences of 562 federal inmates, more than the previous nine presidents combined. >>> politico bathroom case. the justices say a transgender male can be blocked from the boys bathroom at his virginia high school at least for now. the court wants time to decide whether to hear the student's discrimination case. >>> "the new york times" reports criticism of pope francis by lgbt leaders. the pontiff said schoolchildren are being taught that they may choose their gender and called it terrible. the head of an lgbt group says about gender identity. >>> tampa bay online reports charges against a florida man in the death of a nra minflamingo. pinky had to be euthanized after a man grabbed her and threw her to the ground. the man is held on bail. hollywood is black list

. >>> meanwhile, first daughter sash a obama has a job a on the morning newsstand. the post and courier of south carolina how a fellow inmate assaulted dylann roof in a jailhouse. a black prisoner attacked the accused massacre gunman. roof suffered some bruises. his attorney says he won't press charges. >>> the baltimore sun reports the filing of a class action lawsuit against police in baton rouge, louisiana. protest the arrest of demonstrators there. the protest last month followed the killing of a black man by a white officer. >>> the "new york post" reports a roundup of suspected mobsters from four of the city's five crime families. federal authorities made 46 arrests on a variety of charges, including loan sharking. police say some of the suspects have colorful nicknames like tug boat, fish, and nicki the wig. >>> peter rabbit is in the works. the classic of the children's tale will contain live action and animation. >>> the "boston herald" learned that sasha obama landed a job. the 15-year-old is accompanied by six secret service agents who sit nearby outside.