live in mountain view, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> time is 6:10. former 49er quarterback colin kaepernick is still looking for a team and many nfl analysts don't think it's his skill set that's holding him back. >> pwhich networks are teaming up with facebook and you can watch shows on the apps today. >> oh, the sun is starting to come out. but you may not get a chance to see it until later. when we'll finally get that clearing coming up. >> the eastshore freeway definitely slowing down. westbound direction. live look near carlson, we have a crash further ahead. i'll have the details coming up. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. including carpet and hardwood, tile, stone, even air duc

katie nielsen has more from the newsroom. >> reporter: police in spain say they have stopped what could have been the country's second major terror attack. five people were killed in a counterterror raid south of barcelona. local media is reporting the five suspect terrorists rammed several civilians and a police officer with a car before other officers were able to stop them. investigators say the latest incident is linked to the attack yesterday where a van plowed through crowds killing 13 people and injuring 100 more. an american witness showed up just as it was happening but asked not to be identified. >> i heard this group of people scream. then i looked to my left, and i saw a white van. it looked to be as if he was going left to right hitting people at the little stands where people were shopping. >> anyplace where people gather, restaurants, squares, you can't protect everyone. and sadly, the enemy isis is taking advantage of that. >> reporter: officials in spain say people from 24 countries were killed in that initial attack. coming up in about 30 minutes, we'll tell you how or

we begin with kpix 5 katie nielsen at san francisco civic center. >> thousands of people showed up here in the shadows of city hall for what organizers describe as a peaceful family-friendly unity rally, and it feels more like a street festival than it does a counterprotest. >> it is a party. >> to show my support and that we can all come together and be peaceful and happy and love each other. >> it's interesting because the nazis really didn't seem to show up today so, you know, many of us were prepared to show them they weren't welcome, and i guess they got that message in advance and were afraid to show their faces. >> a lone protester from the other side of the political fence showed up. he was quickly surrounded by counterprotesters and police. he said he simply wanted to support president trump. >> i wanted to come here and point out the hate in these anti-trump people that would be here, not everybody, but the antihch trump -- anti-trump people. >> this is about love. so you want to make it about hate? >> no. >> there is a significant police presence here with officers both on th

kpix5's katie nielsen s us now. rarely have we seen a jopresidential news conference like this one. thno. haven't ally was e really believes happened. the president was supposed to atd be a tabout infrastructure ru dmpr raweheatedin exchange with reporters. >> the statement i made on saturday, the first statement, was a fine statement, but you don't make statements that direct unless you know the facts. it takes a little while to get the facts. as i said on, remember this, saturday, we condemn in the strongest possible terms this d it has no place in america. then i went on from there. >> reporter: the president unloaded his frustration and doubled down on his assertion from saturday, that both sides, the white supremists and the counter protesters, are to blame for the violence in virginia. >> you had a group on one side that was bad and you had a group on the other side that was also very violent and nobody want to say that, but i'll say it right now. you had a group on the other side that came charging in without a permit and they were very, very violent. those people, all of tho

katie nielsen reports. she found the link between the so-called fire trap and a place of worship. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: i always worried about a fire. i knew if something happened, myself and my family wouldn't have a chance to make it out alive." he would first introduced you to claudia soto on tuesday when we told you about the city's lawsuit against the owner of this place in san francisco, melissa mendoza and the master tenant ernesto perez. the city attorney called the illegal living space a fire trap. about 30 people lived underground in small single room units sharing two kitchens and two bathrooms. [ speaking spanish ] >> it was so dark i couldn't tell if it was day or night. no windows, only one door. from my unit it looked like a tunnel. >> reporter: despite the living conditions, she lived in the unit for almost 10 years. [ speaking spanish ] >> we couldn't afford to move. everything else in the city was so expensive. when we found it, we thought it was a blessing. >> reporter: this i

kpix 5's katie nielsen is live outside the courthouse with details. >> reporter: good morning.t a few hours, the two people arrested in connection with the robbery and murder will be arraigned here in san francisco court. 19-year-old lamonte mims and 20- year-old fantasy decuir will be in court this morning to hear the charges they are facing. they are accused of robbing and killing 71-year-old edward french just before 8 a.m. on july 16 at twin peaks. police say edward french was a commercial location scout and was probably searching for places to film. police were able entify the suspects after a separate armed robbery on ju 28 near the cathedral of saint mary's of the assumption. >> cameras were taken in both instances. but evidence was obtained from both scenes that linked the two cases together. >> that definitely helped people feel safer the fact that, you know, people are getting caught. >> reporter: police say mims and decuir are both charged with homicide, robbery and using a firearm. police are now investigating to try to figure out if the two are connected to any oth

live in mountain view, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> the u.s. north korea continue to trade threats over the north's nuclear program. secretary of defense james mattis has warned kim jong-un to cease any consideration of actions that would lead to the end of the regime and the destruction of its people. negotiations apparently wasn't fazed. the north later threatened to launch an attack on guam once again and referred to president trump's fire and fury threat as a load of nonsense. the north is touting technology that could reach the u.s. mainland and the san francisco emergency operations center is prepared in the unlikely event of an attack. a spokesman said that would trigger the emergency response plan incorporating all first responders with variations tailored to the type of threat. but he does stress this is just in case. >> when it comes to a radiological event, the more likely scenario, while still unlikely -- [ laughter ] >> -- if that makes any sense, is that of a dirty bomb or radiological device and that's something that we work very

katie nielsen is live outside the courthouse with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. to the two people accused of murdering 71-year-old edward french, they will make their first court appearance right behind me at the san francisco courthouse later this morning. 19-year-old lamonte mims and 20- year-old fantasy decuir will be in court this morning to hear the charges against them. they are accused of robbing and killing 71-year-old edward french just before 8 a.m. on july 16 at twin peaks. police say french was at a commercial location scout filming the scene for places to shoot a commercial. police were able to identify the suspects after a separate armed robbery on july 28 near cathedral of saint mary's of the assumption. [ pause ] >> cameras were in both instances, evidence obtained from both scenes that linked them. >> reporter: police say mims and decuir are charged with homicide, robbery and using a firearm. police at this point are trying to figure out if the two are linked to any other robberies in the area. live in san francisco, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >> are

live in hayward, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> par for the course for mr. mr. curry. for us, we had a few sprinkles today which is unusual but things will be changing as we head into the weekend. looking live toward the bay bridge in the high clouds, and the forecast, coming up. >> and coming up all new at 6:00 tonight, they are in many household products. now alarming new evidence flame retardants lower children's iqs. the markets are up again today. here's a look at the closing numbers from wall street. >>> we got some coffee a while ago and it was raining. >> flat-out rain? >> pretty good rain. >> yeah. not bad. >> a heavy sprinkle, light rain. >> real drops. >> it was coming down with real drops. it felt like i was in florida or back east somewhere. >> why are you waiting until now to tell me? [ laughter ] >> it was coming down a little bit. all this stuff is coming from south to north. and a few drops around the bay area wouldn't be a surprise tonight, either. we could see that on the hi-def doppler. those clouds are draping the marin headlands. the numbers are b

katie nielsen has the story. >> terrorists, take heed: america will never let up until you are dealt a lasting defeat. >> reporter: president trump said the middle east policies of past presidents didn't work and it's time for a change. >> we will not talk about numbers of troops or our plans for further military activities. >> reporter: his focus will be on stopping terrorists and abandoning the idea of nation building in the middle east. he says pakistan is turning a blind eye to terrorists' hideouts and it's time to hold the country's feet to the fire however necessary. >> pakistan often gives safe haven to terrorists. >> reporter: we watched the president's address with a retired marine corps colonel to get his reaction to the president's plan to win the war in afghanistan. >> i think we're on the right track towards focusing on the people that want to hurt us and by going after them, it precludes them getting us. >> reporter: another fassett of the president's plan, give military leaders on the front lines more authority to do what's necessary to get the job done, something the

. >> kpix5 casey nielsen showing -- katie nielsen showing how the vandalism is bringing the community together. >> reporter: these people aren't members of the synagogue but came in today to bring flowers to show support for the congregation. >> we heard about the broken glass and we really want to believe for every act of hate we're going to do an act of love. >> reporter: the broken glass is on the classroom side of the temple where children painted stars of david. >> why? that's our biggest question. why would somebody want to do something like that to us? >> reporter: police say surveillance cameras did capture someone throwing rocks at the glass doors leading into the synagogue. >> the congregation is wonderful. they're very open, loving. i just don't know what type of a person would want to do this. >> reporter: temple leaders discussed the possibility of being targeted at a recent board meeting, especially in the wake of the white nationalist rally in charlottesville and similar events planned for the bay area. for carrie and her family coming down today just seemed like the ri

we have team coverage tonight first from alamo square with katie nielsen. >> reporter: the change in venues caught city leaders off guard. they said that they first heard about patriot prayers' plans to have a rally at alamo park on facebook live this afternoon. >> we are going to shut down a free speech rally because of all the measures that were taken forcing us into this situation. >> reporter: during a facebook live broadcast organizers of saturday's rally blame the city of san francisco, mayor ed lee and congresswoman nancy pelosi for not doing enough to insure their safety during the rally at crissy field, but the permit for the crissy field rally called for extra security measures like banning backpacks, selfie sticks, masks, weapons, mace and tiki torches making some wonder if the extra security cautions prompted the group to move away from crissy field. they are not the same group responsible for violence at other rallies. >> these antifa thugs say that kids are dressed in all black constantly put the police officers' lives in danger. they put our lives in danger. they put a

kpix5's katie nielsen is in the newsroom now to break it down for us. >> political analysts predicted president trump would announce an increase in the number of troops in afghanistan from the current level of 8,000 to 12,000. instead the president said it's time to take drastic measures in our strategy with afghanistan and shift the focus from creating democracy to killing terrorists. >> terrorists, take heed. america will never let up until you are dealt a lasting defeat. >> trump said tonight the middle east policies of past presidents didn't work and it's time for a change. >> we will not talk about numbers of troops or our plans for further military activities. >> his focus will be on stopping terrorists and abandoning the idea of nation building in the middle east. he said pakistan is turning a blind eye to terrorist hideouts and it's time to hold the country's feet to fire through whatever means necessary. >> pakistan often gives safe haven to violence and terror. >> we watched the president's address with retired marine corps colonel brendan kerney to get his reaction to the p

preliminary nielsen numbers are out on president trump's about the war in afghanistan. about 28-million people tuned in across the seven bigge channels. those ratings lagged, compared to speeches given by past presidents, and previous speeches by president trump. president obama's 2009 prime time address about afghanistan drew more than 40-million viewers. president trump's address to a joint session of congress in february drew 48-million viewers. right now.. a man accused of sex crimes is behind bars.. after being arrested for a third time. marquese bostic was first arrested on july 31st for allegedly attacking a woman near the kennedy center. a week later, he was arrested on the national mall. witnesses say he was inappropriately touching himself outside the women's restroom near the vietnam veterans memorial. this past monday, he was arrested for allegedly performing a lewd act on himself near that same memorial. bostic pleaded not guilty to all three crimes. court records show.. a judge ordered him to "stay" behind bars after his third arrest. the judge scheduled a

live in the newsroom, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> president trump is facing some harsh criticism from a prominent republican. >> there need to be radical changes to take place at the white house itself. it has to happen. i think the president needs to take stock of the role that he plays in our nation and -- and, um, and -- and move beyond himself. >> the president still facing criticism for blaming both sides after last weekend's violence in charlottesville. a woman was killed and 19 people injured when a white supremacist drove his car into a crowd of counter-protestors on saturday. >>> the man behind a "patriot prayer" rally planned for crissy field in san francisco says he is not an extremist. joey gibson said he started the group after seeing people leaving a trump rally in san jose last year getting beaten up. he says he is expecting about 500 people at next saturday's rally and thousands of protestors. the next day in berkeley, another group is planning a rally at civic center park. the city is urging the public to stay away saying, quote, doing so prevents those on the fringe

katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> it is 6:16.et's check traffic with jaclyn. >> we are tracking a new accident but first we'll take a look at the damage that this earlier crash that we were tracking along southbound 880 as you approach tennyson -- that "sig alert" has been canceled. all lanes have been reopened but that backup, oh, man, the speeds drop below 15 miles per hour. we continue to slack slowdowns all the way out of san lorenzo there. you can see our travel time about 25 minutes making your way from 238 on down towards decoto road. so things are showing some improvement but we are still in the red. >>> let's take a look at this beautiful sight this morning. the bay bridge, we rarely get a view like this as the sun rises. it's clear out there. we are not getting that marine layer today. and that's going to be the story for the next few days all because of that high pressure and that heat that's burning off the cloud cover. no fog in sight. yes, that coast is clear. here's our sutro cam. it's a gorgeous sight. you can see

live in hayward, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> a bay area freedom design that's so confusing, people call it the hair ball. now a bold idea to untangle this mess. is it more than just a fantasy? >> bay area families jolted out of bed to find their cars in flames. now an idea of what started this carport fire. >> the master tenant accused in the deadly ghost ship warehouse firefights for his freedom. how supporters tried to show his softer side in court. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. sky drone 5.. giving us perspective from above. >>> it's a tangle of streets that is so confusing, peopl

in alameda, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> contra costa county's top prosecutor resigned in disgrace! now two people vying to replace him are accused of plagiarism. >> a unique state park the only town in california founded and run by blacks. how a former slave's vision led to al lance worth. >> and tomorrow the 49ers take on the broncos at home. you can meet and tweet with michelle griego and betty yu at kpix 5's social media hot spot at lot one outside levi's stadium before the big game. santa clara county led the way in july... adding 74 hundred >>> the bay area job market is still going strong. it had its best showing of the year last month. santa clara county led the way in july adding 7400 jobs. the east bay gained 6600. the area that includes san francisco and san mateo added 3500 positions. overall, the bay area saw a jump of 21,000 jobs. >>> two people vying to be the next d.a. in contra costa county have admitted to lifting whole seconds of other people's work in their applications. assistant d.a. tom kento be says he took section from other writing on crime reduction includ

in south san francisco, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> uber hitting the brakes on a comeback.he company's cofounder and former ceo travis kalanick, the "wall street journal" reporting he won't be returning to leadership. in an email obtained by the journal, the cofounder and chairman told staff on monday, quote, we are committed to hiring a new world class ceo to lead uber. kalanick resigned after several main investors urged him to step down. >>> looking at the markets on wall street right now, the dow is around 22,110 down about 8. >>> in las vegas, the latest temptation for tens of millions of visitors is the legal use of marijuana. but there is a catch. mark strassmann is on the strip with what some say is a discrepancy in the law. >> reporter: anything goes in vegas, right? wrong! on the strip, buying marijuana legally is one thing. smoking it is another. nevada law mandates that legally-bought marijuana be consumed in a private residence. nothing public. that includes casinos, hotels, cars and sidewalks. this person who owns this dispensary says the law puts most of his

live in alameda, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> new at noon, federal agents in hazmat gear are in redwood city. the feds say that there's an investigation involving the department of homeland security and the dea. it started before 8:30 when they closed whipple avenue in both directions from el camino real to duane street. we're working to get more information on what happened. i.c.e. says the protective gear is just a precaution. >>> still ahead, counting down to the solar eclipse. how teachers across the country are capitalizing on the space curiosity. >> plus, work or stay home with kids? one man's calculator to find out which makes better financial sense. >> are you ready for some football? oh, yeah. we got a raiders game this weekend. here's the forecast for that one. 65. also the 9ers are of course playing here in town. we'll let you know that forecast and what to expect for the rest of your weekend. we're almost there. stay with us. killed and eight others were injured in a stabbing attack in ern city of turk >>> police in finland are searching for suspects after two people were ki

katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> a slow start to the morning commute in fremont after this dump truck toppled over. chopper 5 was over the scene on southbound 680 near mission boulevard. dirt spilled across at least one lane. >>> and it was a sticky ride for drivers in pleasanton after a crash that blocked a lane from the santa rosa off-ramp from westbound 580 hauling 40,000 pounds of glue. but it's not clear how much of that spilled on the road. >>> new details about the bay area man accused of killing a sacramento county sheriff's deputy near a sacramento motel. meanwhile, two chp officers are recovering from that shooting. authorities say that deputy robert french a 21-year veteran of the department died on the way to the hospital after working on a stolen car detail. two women led them on a chase then to the ramada inn in sacramento. the women told the officers that a suspect involved with a stolen car ring was inside a room. deputies knocked on the door and the suspect fired causing the shootout. the shooting suspect is identified as 32-year-old thomas daniel little cloud of castro valle

katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> u.s. defense secretary james mattis will be in silicon valley to visit google but his main order of business is to check out the department of defense's experimental unit also based in mountain view. the trip follows criticism from many tech ceos over president trump's policies on immigration and climate change. >>> north korea has responded to president trump's fire and fury comment with a detailed plan threatening the u.s. territory of guam. and the president is now saying that maybe his statement wasn't tough enough. paula reed has the latest from the white house. >> reporter: north korea's military says it will be ready by mid-august, simultaneously launching four missiles that will fly over japan and will land in the waters off the u.s. territory of guam. the plan is awaiting dictator kim jong-un's approval. guam's governor estimates chances of a strike at a million to one but homeland security officials have still told residents to have a plan in place just in case. >> i guess the fi

live in berkeley, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> more on the berkeley clashes coming up at 6:00, and phil on what looks like a new pattern for these types of violent protests. >>> another big story of course we're following tonight. rising flood waters from tropical storm harvey in houston. so far, two people have died. as rain continues to pound the region, reporter kenneth craig is live in houston. >> i can tell you from here on the ground, these flood waters are hardly letting up at this hour. the storms have turned roadways like this one into rivers. officials say, if you think this is bad, just wait. residential streets became a pathway for boats. >> it just came up. it's like a tsunami, almost. >> reporter: emergency crews have responded to thousands of calls with high water vehicles, boats, and helicopters. 94-year-old, henryetta bell was rescued with her daughter. >> we've been through floods, but nothing like this. >> reporter: some used their own boats to rescue neighbors, but that wasn't always a safe option. some were able to walk out on their own. >> we have a two story home.

katie nielsen, kpix5. >>> tonight in virginia more memorials are in the works to honor heyer and the 19 others injured. brooke silva-braga is live tonight. >> i think the least we can do is show that we respect her actions. >> reporter: police say 20- year-old james alex fields, jr. was behind the wheel. his mother learned about the incident from a reporter. >> running his car into crowds of people? >> reporter: yeah. >> did it hurt anybody? >> reporter: yeah. >> reporter: fields was wearing the unofficial uniform of a white supremacist group shortly before the attack. >> i mary tires screech and look up and see -- hear tires screech and look up and see people getting thrown through the air. the only thing i could do is throw my fiancee back. >> reporter: there were also solidarity rallies held across the country. >> we will not let a small group of individuals with their race. and bigotry come into our state. >> reporter: the governor of virginia led a vigil in richmond while others held memorials from washington state to washington d.c. brooke silva- braga for cbs news, charlottesv

as katie nielsen reports, the president talked about infrastructure and it became a heated exchange with reporters. >> the statement i made on saturday, the first statement, was a fine statement. stefathcts. at dict unle you itme takesnt a while to get the facts. as i said on on saturday, we condemn in ty bigotry and violence. it has no place in america. ntd then pri esidenwet o doubled down on his assertion from saturday that both sides the white supremacist white and the counter-protestors are to blame for the violence in virginia. >> you had a group on one side that was bad and you had a group on the other side that was also very violent. nobody wants to say that, but i'll say it right now! you had a group on the other side that came charging in without a permit and they were very, very violent. those people, all of those i have condemned many different groups. but not all of those people were neo-nazis, believe me. not all of those people were white supremacists by any stretch. those people were also there because they wanted to protest the taking down of a statue, robert e. lee. >>

in san francisco katie nielsen kpix 5. >>> a huge pot bust in san mateo county tonight. authorities seized more than 11,000 pounds of marijuana plants. the estimated street value is nearly $23 million. they found the plants on the san francisco water shed property west of highway 35. authorities took four men into custody. >>> legally blind man robbed while waiting for a bus in stanislaus county. but tonight angela greenway tells us a good samaritan stopped the thief in their tracks. >> it doesn't surprise me. i would make a relatively easy target. >> reporter: bob cole was getting ready to pick up his two young sons from school when he was robbed in broad daylight. >> i just kind of got nervous. >> reporter: cole is legally blind, but does have some sight. his disability is obvious. moments before he was targeted by the thief. he was checking the time holding his phone close to his eyes. >> i had my phone up here. >> reporter: that's the only way he could see it. >> my phone was a mess. >> reporter: a man riding his bike snapped the phone from his face, but cole wasn't

in berkeley katie nielsen, kpix. >>> tonight those barricades surrounding crescent lawn on cal campus have already been removed. >>> right now firefighters are working to keep a grassfire from spreading in the east bay hills. flames broke out off mines road and crane's ridge road south of livermore, crews attacking this blaze from the air dropping flame retardant. the fire scorched 44 acres and crews have it 20% contained. it's not clear how it started. >>> of course, it didn't help with all the extreme heat hanging around for a couple days, heat advisories and warnings posted for temperatures as warm tomorrow as 107, 108 degrees tomorrow. look at what we got to today. concord hit 107. in livermore it was 107. in san jose 97 degrees and as long as high pressure that's also causing bad air quality over the bay area hangs in place, we'll have warm readings, tell you how long it will last in just a few minutes. alto, and san jose are also there dealing with flooding... and damage. >>> tonight bay area search and rescue crews are in texas helping. crews from palo alto, san jose and los ga

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kpix 5 reporter katie nielsen is on the peninsula. she'll have a live report at 6:00. >>> moving onto the investigation into the terrorist attack in barcelona who killed a bay area man who was in the area to celebrate his one year anniversary. heidi told jared's father, her husband left her to find a bathroom just as the terrorist van tore through the crowds along las ramblas. the family's hopes were crushed by a text from authorities. >> the conversation with the officials had more to do with identification than it did with health or possibly an injury. >> last night, students and staff gathered to sing and pray for jared. his wife heidi works there as a teacher. cbs reporter, teri okita is in barcelona with new details into the investigation who was behind jared's death, and the death of 13 others. teri. >> reporter: brian, good evening, 53 people remained hospitalized. 13 are still in critical condition. authorities have not raised the terror threat level. it remains a 4 out of 5 which means an attack is not imminent, however polic

katie nielsen, kpix5. >>> tonight a smoky fire forces evacuation of a berkeley apartment building on addison street near acton in the poet's corner neighborhood. flames started on the third floor. that's where the heaviest damage is. the unit below sustained some water damage. one person suffered burns, but no other information was released. >>> tonight we're learning what was behind last month's deadly ride malfunction at the ohio state fair. investigators now say excessive corrosion to a metal suppt beam caused the fireball ride to fail and send several people flying into the air. an 18-year-old was killed in that accident. seven others were injured. officials said the ride was inspected hours before the malfunction. the pride's manufacturer says it -- ride's manufacturer says it has worked with regulators to develop a new inspection protocol. >>> backlash tonight in silicon valley after a google employee suggests women may be unsuited for tech jobs. the male google engineer wrote a manifesto on gender inequality and posted it to an internal google forum where it went viral. the es

at golden gate park, katie nielsen, kpix5. >>> this bay area grandmother murdered in her own front yard eight years ago, tonight the piece to the puzzle that could help crack the case. >> a judge tells a tech millionaire to open the gate to martins beach. tonight we find out if he's following that order. >> we're counting down to the total solar eclipse, the best way to watch it right here in the bay area. >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. >>> it's been eight years since 75-year-old joan rosenthal was found dead in her front yard in tiburon. her killer has never been found. only on 5 tonight kpix5 reporter andria borba takes a look into the one piece to the puzzle that could crack this case. >> reporter: it was september 22nd, 2009, when 75-year-old joan rosenthal was found dead in her front yard in tiburon. >> she had an enclosed yard with a lockable gate. she was inside that. she was discovered by her house cleaner in the morning hours. it was a very unusual crime. >> reporter: sergeant ryan pierson with marine county sheriff's office was on the sce

ahead of the game, danish head coach, nils nielsen has responded to dutch legend arnold muhren's claimsen's 5—member squad, they would still have big problems". i have no idea why he would actually say something like this, and i would hope everyone in holland would back their team because they deserve their team because they deserve their respect and may have played so well and they are fighting for the european championship —— they have played. if you don't like women's football, be quiet and don't say anything, don't be disrespectful and let the girls play. there is live coverage of that match on radio five and also the bbc sport website. 32—2 now england. studio: not brilliant. venezuela's opposition groups say the country's institutions have been "taken hostage" after the top prosecutor — a vocal critic of president maduro — was sacked. politicians removed luisa ortega from office following a vote in the controversial new assembly. meanwhile, an opposition leader leopoldo lopez has been transferred from a military prison to his home where he is under house arrest. will grant reports

our katie nielsen, in the newsroom. katie?er: organizers of tomorrow's patriot prayer event rally, have canceled, citing security concerns. they announce their plans about an hour ago on facebook life. saying they did not feel it was safe. they claim the city, mayor lee, and congresswoman nancy pelosi did not do enough to ensure their safety. again, they say their group is not responsible for violence it other rallies.>> these antifa thugs, they put police officers in danger, they will put any liberal lives in danger if they get their way, okay, so that's what i'm asking for, i am hoping that the city of san francisco will protect us from antifa tomorrow at 2 pm at alamo park. >> the right-wing rally was supposed to take place tomorrow, near the marina, they announced that they will not gather at the park but instead hold a press conference at alamo square at 2 pm.>> i think this is an atrocity of freedom that we are experience, to shut down a free speech rally because of all of the measures that were taken to force us into

moffat nathan sin that's about five times more than they lost the same period last year and in a nielsen report about forty percent of cable subscribers under the age of thirty five said they have plans to cut the cord in favor of an online only option every day those options become more and more abundant but while they all fight for cables old customers which one will end up on top. streaming doesn't just hurt cable and satellite companies like charter communications or dish network it also punishes entertainment networks like viacom which owns and t.v. comedy central paramount pictures companies like viacom sell its channels and programmes to third party providers and this past week when viacom told its investors that sales to cable in streaming services would be down this quarter while the stock plunged so why is viacom and other entertainment companies content less appealing these days let's bring in jason segel co-founder and chief digital officer. jason thank you for being here thanks for having me look it's obvious why it's streaming services cable providers that seems very obviou

ahead of the game, danish head coach, nils nielsen has responded to dutch legend arnold muhren‘s claimsmember squad, they would still have big problems". i have no idea why he would actually say something like this. i would really hope everyone in holland would back their team because they deserve their respect and they have played so well. they are fighting for the european championship. if you don't like women's football, please be quiet and don't say anything, don't be disrespectful and let the girls play. kick off for that match will take place at 4pm with live coverage on bbc radio five live and the bbc sport website. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. not quite yet, but we will be watching that very soon indeed! and now to some of the other stories this afternoon. a crew member has been found dead and two others are missing after two boats collided and one sank off the west sussex coast. the boats collided about two miles off the coast of shoreham. a fourth person was rescued and taken to hospital. coastguards are carrying out searches between worthing pier in the wes

. - many times have the and jack and he in: not 17—7 77 ~ few 72:5 had zoey clarke, laviai nielsen, .ai i 51mg , , ion. i fig -*§§ is the hot, 1a n 7” flag, she is the hot, hot favourite. she hasn't been beaten in 22 events. so that's going to be a tough one. but all eyes on morgan lake and katarina johnson—thompson. the decathlon is ongoing, it seems to be never—ending. the morning sessions go on late and they have to go out very quickly. ashley bryant is great britain only competitor in the decathlon. kevin mayer, the frenchman, has been leading. ashley brya nt frenchman, has been leading. ashley bryant is doing 0k, he has never really challenged. ashley bryant started the day in 16th place at the half—way stage of the decathlon. this morning saw the 110m hurdles, the discus and the pole vault, and they are under way in the javelin right now. he threw very well in the javelin, actually. the final event is always the 1500 metres in the big apple. —— in the decathlon. the decathlon finishes with the 1500m. the decathletes are such gladiators. i'll be back with more from the london sta

live in san francisco katie nielsen, kpix5. >>> tonight senator scott wiener blasted the change saying they did this after the change in the park permit including not being carrying anything that could be used as a weapon. rather patriot prayer wants to create a volatile, chaotic, violent tinderbox. share chin continues our coverage from chrissy field where restaurants -- sharon chin continues our coverage from crissy field where restaurants and businesses have been lift in limbo tonight. >> reporter: this restaurant decided not to board up its windows. it may even open tomorrow. some are in a fog about what to do. >> we do not trust what they said. we are continuing to plan for crissy field. >> reporter: supervisor mark ferrell said he's skeptical the rally at crissy field is really canceled. >> it is clear, if it wasn't before, that their intent is to cause confusion and chaos here in the city of san francisco. >> reporter: this cycle shop is among the businesses that planned to close saturday because of the controversial rally. now owner chris lane may open. >> it's probably worse t

and raffle nielsen, copenhagen bakery and cafe. all three are having trouble finding and keeping help on the avenue. tony burlinggame avenue, the shopping spot for upscale hills dale and burlinggame. all three thank their blessings fl having long-time loyal staff. >> they cannot afford to live here because everything is so expensive. >> reporter: he knows first hand about that. >> been here about a months. >> reporter: historically young people applied for restaurant jobs part time. but now. >> there's so many start ups here that it's the mecca here. >> reporter: not only are they going to entry level jobs at tech firms, even cooks are flocking to their cafeterias. >> some of those tech companies are on chips and everything. so even to cook and they are paying them big money. >> reporter: the immigration crack down has also hit hard. >> we saw a big exodus of people got really nervous. >> reporter: the rest ronteres say they hope their loyal customers will understand why. >> governor brown brought the crowd to its feet in san franc