>> philippe: carrots.atoes in mine. >> philippe: how to make good food pretty. look at this. >> anthony: a bouquet of fish. >> philippe: indeed. so, this is it. this is the plain of bagan. >> anthony: out the window, the modern world seems to fade away, then disappear altogether, like the last century never happened, or even the century before that. we're traveling across the largest mainland nation in southeast asia. but it should be pointed out that we are still within the confines of the tourist triangle, areas permissible for travel. whole sectors of this country, much of it, in fact, are off-limits. simply put, there is shit going on they do not want you to see. a low-intensity conflict with the ethnic kachin tribe would be one of them, a wave of persecution and deaths in rhakine state. the country may be opening up at its center, but all along the edges it's waging a desperate war to hang on to the status quo. needless to say, the status quo is not good. >> philippe: all right. bagan, here we come. >

philippe. >> reporter:that's right, grant. and, what is particularly disturbing about this case is that the arson was carried out in broad daylight. sot- "it wasn't anything we ever anticipated you know would or could happen." a 9-11 first responder himself. >> reporter: thises been going on for 15 years now 443 set up side. the police department which monitors the area saturday afternoon a man in his 20s lot i a half dozen of those flags certainly a brazen act in one and the fire chief carol gluck protection district particularly courtly and understands very well he too was a first responder responded to the attacks of september 11th and 2001 aren't on the ground assault and it hits home for him is paul auto is working on this case a priority for them also they do have surveillance video that you plan possibly releasing that video in the coming days hopefully lead to the rest of the person. >> vicki: there is growing concern tonight. that there could be more victims, following three women comi

in san lorenzo, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> marty:that is how protestors greeted donald trumpthe republican presidential nominee was at the great faith ministries international yesterday. along with several campaign workers. former presidential candidate dr. ben carson was there too. trump sang hymms in the audience and spoke to the congregation. saying he wants to help the people rebuild their city. the pastor of the church also gave trump a prayer shawl. trump is trying to gain support in the african-american community. polls suggest african-americans strongly favor his democratic rival hillary clinton. meanwhile, the united states and china have signed on to the paris agreement on climate change. president obama announced the formal u-s ratification yesterday. mr. obama along with china's president submitted their nations' plans to reduce carbon emissions. the president is in china for his last g-20 meeting. the summit is seen as one of his last opportunities to shape american foreign policy. still ahead. giants and a's highlights coming up live look outside. san francisco

kron's philippe djegal shows us how it works women. far too often, girls working the corner. >> :sot- "prostitution is not a victim-less crime. >> reporter:prostitutes waiting for a john to pony up, unfortunately a common sight on the streets of oakland says mayor libby schaaf. >> :sot- "these young girls are victims, not criminals." and, now the public can annonymously join the fight against sexual exploitation, by exposing pimps and soliciators on the new website report-john- dot-org. >> :sot- "this information goes to the city of oakland's police department, but we are working with the cease network to bring this site to other cities that are interested." >> reporter:the website is simple, and it takes less than two minutes to fill out a report. the site allows people to report vehicles and potential johns attempting to engage in sex crimes. you can take a photo or short video of the car in question, report the license plate number, make and model of the car and where the incident happened. mayor schaaf says police will then review

in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news.> :"my forehead sort of exploded when she was punching me and so i was bloody from my face, all of my arms were completely bloody, my clothes were pretty drenched in blood. >> marty:a business owner is beaten inside her own store and it's all caught on camera. it happened friday afternoon in berkeley. the attackers are still on the loose this morning. after a few stitches, the business owner is back at work. she shared the disturbing details and exclusive surveillance video with ella sogomonian. only on kron4. corrie abraham, berkeley garden owner "it was always my dream to own this store and we've had small problems with customers before but nothing like this intense." >> reporter:that dream would turn into a brief nightmare just a few weeks into finally owning the berkeley indoor garden. when a couple attacked corrie abraham in the process of stealing this - an 80 dollar jug of floragrow. "when i got out here i noticed a woman on camera running with something heavy in her hands a nut

in the newsroom, i'm philippe ryan. >> some real fall weather out there right now, cool and raw. it'll stick around for a you too days. forecast up next. >> and a race to rescue a driver trapped and in double. dash-cam footage. we'll show you that dramatic scene coming up. >> and on 7news at 5:00, a tense situation during the yankees/red sox game. a fan dropping the ball for a not from thousands of false, negative ads- but as your first female attorney general- appointed by republican and democratic governors. as your senator, i'm fighting for equal pay and against workplace discrimination, to expand access to birth control, strengthen and preserve medicare, and i reached across the aisle to protect access to mammograms. i approve this message because after all the false, negative ads, i'm still the kelly ayotte you know- >> one of those days where you think it will start pouring rain out but it's just kind of misty out there. >> you know what i thought when i walked out today was fall kind of like slapped us in the face. >> here we go. >> i don't know if it will last, though, jr

in sonoma county, philippe djegal kron four news. someone is placing anti- semitic fliers on cars in a bart parking lot. the fliers. found on several cars at the lafayette bart station on thursday. contain anti-semitic statements. bart officials tell kron four. it cannot stop someone from placing fliers on cars, because bart is a public agency. and speech is a protected first amendment right. bart is investigating the matter saying. a rider recently complained, the person responsible for the fliers has made threatening statements. and if true. that is a crime. >> grant:now to the latest racially charged police shooting. tonight, the mother of the san diego area shooting victim. is explaining why her son was behaving erratically, before police killed him. >> steve:we're also learning more about the 38-year-old black man.alfred olango.and his history with immigration officials. grant lodes is here with all the new details. >> grant:today we learned immigration and customs enforcement officials tried to deport him. twice. the 38-year-ol

in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> grant:deputies in sacramento county have released a dramatic video that shows a home invasion robbery. the video shows two men who come up to a woman right at her front door. one of the men grabs her from behind and the other runs up and covers her mouth. she told deputies the two men left in separate vehicles and described them as black males between 18 and 25. detectives say they have seen an increase in the number of criminals targeting asian people - specifically women. >>:"they're alone, they're female, they're smaller in stature." >>:"from now on, i gonna go and get the gun to protect myself and my kid." >> reporter:and in some cases - criminals assume they have cash on hand. officers say most of the crimes are happening between 8pm and 2am. now at 5:30. we are monitoring the situation in north carolina. as a 4th night of unrest is expected. over the recent police shooting of a black man. you are taking a live look at charlotte. when mexico sends its people... they're bringin

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so philippe reines is surprising hillary clinton with that. that becoming the foek kl point of their mock debates going back and forth. it notes the clinton campaign expects that's the donald trump we'll see tonight. if that's the case, we'll find out in about seven hours. >> phil mattingly, thank you very much. will be with us as we get more information. let's talk with our panel, molly ball, david canton, our political commentator, erroll lewis, and political commentator mary catherine hamm, sister writer at "the federalist." let me start with you, errol, you're next to me, polite trump. >> is that possible? polite isn't the right word. i think it's more like presidential, which is far more than simply being polite and not acting unkoucouth. it's trying to shatter the perception the hillary clinton team has created. hearing he was some crazy cowboy, hearing he was completely unfit to be president. i literally expected him to come on with with cowboy hat, six-shooter, ready to fire in the air. he wasn't any of those things. he was pretty pres

>>:sot- "i block them." >> reporter:in contra costa county, philippe djegal, kron four news.ound the bay area. there are thousands of disabled parking zones.which are commonly known as blue zones. and there are also thousands of disabled parking placards issued. disabled parking spots give people with visible or invisible disabilities easier access to locations and in many cases exemptions from feeding the parking meter unfortunately there are people who use stolen, borrowed and even placards from deceased people to use up those spaces or avoid parking cost and when they get caught, well stanley roberts gives us a glimpse of what could happen. >> stanley:let me explain to you ma'am you getting two tickets one for the blue zone for being parked here with having your own placard and the second one is for the misuse of the placard its considered misuse with the placard owner is not present >> stanley:two of the bay area's most expensive tickets were handed out at the exact same time to the same driver she parked in a disabled parking spot in the san francisco costco parking lot

kron four's philippe djegal was there. when the now unemployed former 49ers showed up. >>- cameras >> reporter:former san francisco 49ers full-back turned tight end bruce miller appearing in court for the first time since his arrest early monday morning. >>"have you advised your client not to speak? now is not the time." >> reporter:miller was accompanied by his attorney's and two women. the 29-year-old has been charged with seven felonies and one misdemeanor in connection with an alleged assault of a 70-year-old man and his 29-year-old son visiting from illinois. before entering court, miller issued a brief statement. >>"i'm just not at liberty to talk about it right now.there's an investigation going on. thank you, but i'm just not gonna be making anymore comments." >>"i'm not even kidding -- stop. i'm not kidding, stop. you're trippin." >> reporter:this exclusive video comes from a j-v show on wild 94-point-9 listener who filmed a combative miller late sunday night inside tommy's joynt in san francsico. >> reporter:the

in contra costa county, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> steve: as the ultimate trimmed but a half i regret is here to break the on the new locks >> grant: to our morning had the writers who take up more than one see on a train during the most crowded times could face fines or be arrested and if you have multiple violations names entered into a database and given a verbal warnings so all right and then second offense of hundred dollars and then tickets go on from there couple people who was said see hogging as an unusual number of trains. the medical condition that requires with one seat will be exempt and then enforcing this week the morning's six to 10 and then we definitions from 3 to 730 at night. the duet are every day you will hear some folks abuse it for sure. one day after heading southone day after a controversial marijuana users are *not allowed to buy guns. tonight -- we go indepth on the recent court ruling. that upholds the gun ban for people who use medical marijuana. what the appeals court decided yesterday applies to nine western states - including california. the c

kron four's philippe djegal explains what led police to the suspect, michael lewis.t- "lets face it, for you to shoot at a moving car, its very clear that you're going to cause some damage." miraculously, san jose police sergeant erique garcia says no serious injruies were reported in any of the 10 shootings along blossom hill road in the past four months. sot- "theres been incidents such as these nationally where theres been tragic results." acting on a tip, garcia says an officer spotted 30-year-old michael lewis' car in a parking lot near the crime scenes on august 14th. a black dodge charger. when the officer approached, garcia says lewis drove off. the car chase turned into a foot chase, ending with lewis' surrender. he was booked for felony evasion and other charges. he later bailed out. after police where able to execute a search warrant on his home. where a handgun was found. >>:sot- "that handgun was submitted to the santa clara county crime lab, and then the crime lab was able to eventually connect the handgun to bullets and casings that were recovered as e

philippe djegal, kron 4 news. >>> police are looking for two robbers who pistol whipped a man that shot his wife multiple times. while they were in the driveway of their home around 9:00 p.m. monday night. >> two males, they were wearing masks so we don't have any facial features. >> guys came up the driveway. we thought they were my son and his buddy doing a halloween prank on us. then i saw the guns. >> just shattered right arm. and a broken hip. but she's going to be okay. she's a trooper. >> reporter: in orinda, haaziq madyun, kron 4 news. >>> a much-needed cooldown in store for the bay area. >> who can help you out? how about meteorologist brittney shipp? she is back in two minutes. keep it right here. >>> breaking news center, update to the police shooting in san diego. just a little while ago, this is in el cajon and we just learned the black man shot several times has died. chief of police there says the man was not armed. but pulled something from his pocket and pointed it at officers. in what they called a shooting stance. one of the two officers started shooting. the other co

philippe djegal, kron 4 news. >>> police are looking for two robbers who pistol whipped a man that shot his wife multiple times. while they were in the driveway of their home around 9:00 p.m. monday night. >> two males, they were wearing masks so we don't have any facial features. >> guys came up the driveway. we thought they were my son and his buddy doing a halloween prank on us. then i saw the guns. >> just shattered right arm. and a broken hip. but she's going to be okay. she's a trooper. >> reporter: in orinda, haaziq madyun, kron 4 news. >>> a much-needed cooldown in store for the bay area. to prove how authentic my new brewhouse bacon burger is i'm going undercover, at an actual brewhouse. it's awesome. amazing! what if i told you, you are eating a jack's brewhouse bacon burger from jack in the box. not this one. absolutely lying. and what if i told you... that i'm jack. whaaaat?!! no way! no! didn't see that coming, did you? porter ale cheese sauce, grilled onions, and bacon on a artisan potato bun. jack's new brewhouse bacon burger, new from jack in the box. hey, where did jack

. >> well, that's certainly philippe.nt to do in the prep sessions is role play every potential scenario to have a good understanding of how your candidate is going to react and whether they can keep their cool when they have the right judgment to go on attack or they're keeping in mind their larger vision that they need to communicate to the american people. and i think philippe testing secretary clinton's limits is very important because we don't know, you know, no one's ever debated somebody like donald trump on a presidential debate stage. we don't know exactly who's showing up. >> final question for both of you. part of the debate prep process isn't just prepping the candidate but it's also, you got to prep for the post spin game. and this -- it's -- every cycle, it gets faster and faster and the way the debate gets perceived is suddenly goes faster and faster. stephanie cutter, what did you learn right and wrong from 2012 about the necessity of being prepared for that? >> we were prepared but we were prepared as if

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kron4's philippe degaulle was theregob÷nç.d in san francisco superior !+wcourt for the first time since the district attorney's office says he assaulted a 70-year-old man and his 29-year-old son at the fish/nman's wharf marriott hotel early monday morning. hote9 early monday morning. felonies and one misdemeanor. he declined to answer questions before entering the court.nof÷ >> i don't want to talk about it right now. if there's an investigation going on. i am not going to make any .nb . -- anymore comment. >> reporter: his appearance didn't last long and the defense askedq to postpone the nment. the prosecution agreed on the judge approved. the das hqyoffice asked to increaseú,cbail based on the elder abuse enhancements although thou was denied, but the judge did sign off on a criminal protective order from fm<qá% contacting the victims. >> we have evidence=áe appeare to be intoxicated. >> reporter: this video shows him getting kickedooyvn out o tommy's joint three hours before the alleged attack. district attorney geor

in reference to philippe reines. joining me now sam seder and maya wiley, the independent oversight agency of the police department here in new york city. well, what was your -- we can just be emotional for a second and you guys can beemotional about how you felt watching it. >> i enjoyed it. i enjoyed the debate. within 15 to 20 minutes i was like this is going to work out fairly well. and, you know, for me, the big question was always where -- what playing field was the moderator going to set? and were the questions going to be of the sort of less substantial ilk or were they going to be issue oriented so that at the very least the two debaters would have to fight it out on the terrain of issues. and when it became clear that's where it was heading, and i was -- you know, i think at that point you have faith in hillary clinton that she's very comfortable -- >> that to me, the comfort was sort of evident. there are some people who were trying to say donald trump won the first 20 minutes. i don't think that's true. t

. >> reporter: a moment that came after days of debate prep, with her former aide philippe reines playing trump. in fact, when clinton walked off the stage, she told her team, trump sounded just like phillipe. tomorrow she'll head to new hampshire for the second time with bernie sanders, hoping he can persuade his young followers to vote for her. lester? >> andrea mitchell on the campaign trail, thanks. >>> we want to turn now to a growing danger in the west where rapidly spreading wildfires have forced emergency evacuations. a sweltering height wave with triple-digit temperatures is fueling flames in california where firefighters are now in a desperate race. we get more from nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: in the santa cruz mountains this is the race to save homes. the so-called loma wildfire quickly doubled in size. flames exploding ten stories high, fueled fanned by strong winds, and feeding on a five-year drought. for firefighters across the region, a recipe for disaster. with evacuations under way, 300 structures are threatened. some already destroyed. >> it's just extreme fire b

rehearsing at 9:00 late-night start time, with former aide philippe reines, a scrappy new yorker playing donald trump. >> you have 90 minutes and it's just a moderator and two of you on stage, you can run but you cannot hide. >> reporter: even with 40 debates under her belt, tonight's challenge for clinton, not knowing which trump will show up. so today she's also prepping for a gracious, polite trump, not the bombastic former reality tv star. >> i think she needs to be firm, not rude to trump. but i think she's got to point views of the country regardless of whether he comes as the nice guy or the belligerent guy. >> reporter: clinton's chief mission, being more reliable to young voters, millennial form >> no one has any question about her intellect, her experience, the way she understands the world. i think what they need to see tonight is more what's in her heart and her gut. >> reporter: a vulnerability she's struggled with for years. >> they seem to like barack obama more. >> well, that hurts my feelings. [ laughter ] >> i don't think i'm that bad. >> you're likeable >> reporter: ex

philippe reines, plays the role of trump in mock debates. >> i think she tends to really rise to the occasion, and it will be a real contrast in visions. >> reporter: clinton's running mate tim kaine: >> donald trump is a good performer and he's a good performer in debates. i'm sure he's going to deliver a good performance. >> reporter: trump has said he doesn't want to over-prepare. >> i've seen people do so much prep work when they get out there they can't speak. >> reporter: instead using >> well, they say she's been practicing for the debate. some people think she's slipping. >> reporter: the clinton campaign is hoping to use the debate as the start of a big campaign push. former president bill clinton, running mate tim kaine, vice president joe biden, first lady michelle obama, and clinton's daughter chelsea all will be stumping for clinton in the days after the debate. both candidates are among john dickerson's guests tomorrow on collapsed in syria this week, russian and syrian waterpark planes have been hermineing syria's largest city, aleppo. on saturday the head of the unite

in contra costa county, philippe djegal, kron four news. donald trump gave his long- awaited speech on immigration last night in arizonia. coming up after the break. we break down his plan and what people are now saying. plus. four survivors of the aurora corado shooting massacre. have been ordered to pay the movie threater. tens-of-thousands of dollars. details after the break. presidential nominee last night i outlined a bold new immigration reform donald trump not only doubling down but tripling down on his promise to round up and deport as many as six million people in this country illegally. a tough speech drawing ton of reaction from all sides today. justine waldman has been looking at trump's latest plan. and what people are saying about it. donald trump has been talking about the issue since day one of his campaign. he's blamed illegal immigrants for raping and murdering american citizens, draining taxpayer dollars and threatening national security. and he says only he can stop it. >>:"not going to happen any more, folks. not after

kron four's philippe djegal joins us live from san francisco. >> grant:phillipe you have info on what miller was doing earlier that day.and now.what some of his former teammates are saying about the whole mess. >> reporter:grant. >> reporter:about three hours before the alleged attack at the hotel. >> reporter:witness say bruce miller was spotted at a popular downtown bar and restaurant.where he was clearly intoxicated. >> reporter:the bruce miller we see smiling at the palm house restaurant in san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood sunday afternoon. is a far cry from the one witnesses say stumbled into tommy's joynt off geary boulevard hours later. >> reporter:the same man police say wobbled around with a bloody forehead early monday morning. after investigators he beat up an elderly man and his son. >> "its just a bad situation -- bad situation." >> reporter:49ers offensive lineman anthony davis one of many players after practice wednesday to react to miller's arrest. >>"he's probably one of my closest friends on the team, and its very unfortunate, very sad to watch him go through

her long-time aide, philippe reines, notoriously shrewd and combative, playing the role of her opponent. her team also looking for ways to get under trump's skin, even meeting with the man who ghostwrote his "art of the deal." and today, clinton's running mate taunting trump. >> okay, well, you got 90 minutes, and there's a moderator and two of you on stage. >> all right, cecilia vega also live inside the debate hall tonight. secretary clinton told us not long ago that she knows donald trump says he won all of those republican debates, and here's how she answered this question, cecilia. donald trump has said about you and the debates, i know how to handle hillary. do you know how to handle trump? >> well, we'll see, won't we, on september 26th. >> and, cecilia, you've learned tonight that hillary clinton is now preparing for two scenarios this evening? >> reporter: she is, david. and her aides tell me that she is nervous heading into this debate hall. inhe been practicing for the nice donald trump to show up here. one who even compliments her, but they are bracing for what could be thei

is philippe damone, the ceo who is just exited, that is one of the possibilities he pushed for before he was pushed out. i do want to get to the apple shares. you cannot necessarily judge the reaction to the iphone announcement in today's action. shares have been bouncing around as each new headline comes out. we went back over the past five years and looks at how apple has reacted on the product launch days. it is all over the map. the one takeaway at had is the second day reaction as always in larger in percentage terms. go back to 2011 in the first day was down a little bit. that has been the consistent team here. if it continues, the quarter percent decline could turn into something bigger if history is any guide. the other quick reactions i want to point out have to do with fitbit as apple announced it is partnering with nike. shares down. big tendo with the other mover related to the apple announcement on the news that mario and his brothers will be coming to the newest iphone. shares are up 25% in u.s. trading. david: luigi. mark crumpton has the first word news. the nation's i

(upsot phillip kirkorov - entertainer) (kirkorov at launch) philipp kirkorov's wide-eyed enthusiasm for the republican candidate goes back 22 years. (kirkorov and trump stills) ...when kirkorov performed at trump's taj mahal casino in atlantic city. (phillip kirkorov - entertainer) i hope that when donald becomes the president our relationship will be much, much closer/// (trump) that mutual admiration goes both ways. donald trump has said that he would cut ck heaped praise on russian president vladimir putin, calling him a strong leader. putin has made clear his preference for a 'president trump' white house. but there are far more sinister accusations of collusion. russia stands accused of hacking the democratic party's email server. (democratic party ad) (upsot) "i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message" and the clinton campaign has started running new ads that call into question decisions on national security. d'agata tag (charlie d'agata / cbs news / london ) the american election is getting lots of coverage from kremlin backed channels and newspapers. no prizes for guessing

. >> grant:today, kron four's philippe djegal sat down with the 16-year-old. and his father.>>nats- "hey somebody has ran out on the field." >> reporter:it happens in all professional sports -- but this time -- the trespasser made headlines. >>nats- "now he takes off the shirt." >> reporter:westwood one radio play-by-play announcer kevin harlan had fun with it. but despite his initial observation. >>sot- "the guy is drunk, but there he goes." >> reporter:16-year-old william navarrete says he did not have a drink. the brentwood native says he was comletely sober. >>sot- "it feels weird that a lot of people have seen me." and, many have reached out. william's sister wrote his phone number on his shirt before the game, knowing he was going to storm the field. >> reporter:and, that's resulted in hundreds of missed calls. >>sot- "hey boo." >> reporter:and, text messages from women turned fans. >>sot- "sexy bod, and you're cute." >> reporter:known as a risk taker by friends. a week before the niners season opener, william's buddies challegened him to run onto the field, and he so,

. >> steve:tonight --- kron4's philippe djegal has new details about what miller was allegedly doing earlier in the day. >> reporter:the bruce miller we see smiling at the palm house restaurant in san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood sunday afternoon. >> reporter:is a far cry from the one witnesses say stumbled into tommy's joynt off geary boulevard hours later. the same man police say wobbled around with a bloody morning. >> reporter:after investigators he beat up an elderly man and his son. >> "its just a bad situation -- bad situation." >> reporter:49ers offensive lineman anthony davis one of many players after practice wednesday to react to miller's arrest. >>"he's probably one of my closest friends on the team, and its very unfortunate, very sad to watch him go through this." >> reporter:at around 11-50 sunday night. the general manager of tommy's joynt says miller walked in alone and stood in line. >> reporter:but didn't order any food. instead, the g-m says miller told patrons he had no money, and asked for their sandwiches. >> reporter:eventually, the g-m says management a

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today kron4's philippe djegal explains what led to the charges.5/ >> reporter: he maybe out of jail after still in a world of trouble. surveillance video from the travel lodge motel across from the fisherman -- fisherman's wharf marriott shows him leaving on the wall and then throwing up +and taking a seat on steps before officers arrived. his alleged victim, x70-year- old man and his 29-year-old son visiting from illinois. :,i >> should be somewhere on the merit.e >> reporter: around )2:45 am sa francisco police say miller tried entering the victims hotel room at the marriott. and the 7-year-old man's sonnet try to redirect miller, police say the 2 got into a fight. a,iñ the officer says the 70-year- old jumped in and he too was assaulted. suffering a facial fracture. pgh miller is charged with making threats, aggravated assault, battery and elder abuse considering the gap in age between miller ;kdand the 70-ye- old man. witnesses say he appeared to be intoxicated at the time. >> aside from mr. miller does professionally, a crime is a crime at the end of the day: has to be held !.eacco