>> philippe: carrots.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. >> anth

philippe: i think this goes for every network. this has been a confusion and challenging issue for weeks. i think what you are seeing with the media are two things. you are seeing the standard partisan description. people could watch now and confuse that susan and molly and i have opinions. but the second thing is. this has in some way made us back to a 50-50 nation which we haven't been since election day. i know that sounds strange. we have been more of a 55, 45, 60-40 nation. the seering moments even if they are not incredibly pro trump. how will be unprecedented for a supreme court nominee to write an op-ed piece where kavanaugh said i was very emotional. i know my tone was sharp and i said a few things i should not have said. that suggests to me the cite civil of not having -- the criticism of not having a judicial temperament stung. mollie: when the media talked about it they said, my my, he's emotional. the outlandish charges were never proven and not provable. the framing of that led to this. howie: he said things like thi

philipp hildebrand is with us. u.s. an executive order that would remove the right to citizenship for babies of noncitizens and unauthorized immigrants. in aning to comments made interview on hbo, the u.s. president has run the idea of ending birthright citizenship by his counsel and plans to proceed with the order. the executive director of the international energy agency says opec cutting oil production may not be a step in the right direction. in an interview with bloomberg television, he says the world will lose a lot of output from venezuela and iran. market is still strong and we will lose a lot of oil from venezuela and iran, so cutting the production may not be a step in the right direction. i would think twice. lender france's biggest has joined deutsche bank in posting declines for fixed income trading in the third quarter. there was a 15% drop in revenue from buying and selling bonds, currencies and commodities in september was in line. the drop cockpits chief executive officers'plans to meet 2020 targets. >>

philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant/on cam) (grant/on cam)the city of san jose has announced a unique program to deal with the growing, unsightly problem of litter and trash in the streets, as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the city is going to put homeless people to work... picking it up. the city of san jose has identified some 40 trash "hot spots" like this one thatwill soon be cleaned up by people like these. homeless people, 25 of whom will be hired by the city to pick up litter as part of the beautify san jose program. the parnership between the city, downtown streets team and goodwill industries announced thursday by mayor sam liccardo.sam liccardo/san jose mayor "...this is a way for us to accomplish two very important goals, we need to beautify our streets and we ned to help these people get back on their feet..."much, but not all of the trash and junk on city streets and along creeks is generated by homeless camps. the idea here is to offer the homeless an opportunity to be part of the solution.

no, wrong, philippe it's on you. it's on me, and it's on every single american right now because it's our country. i'm sick of people scapegoating and this victim mentality. take responsibility for yourself. take responsibility for your country. this is not the time for blame. this is not a time to speculate on why one newsroom is threatened and not another. this is the time for to us come together. enough with the partisan b.s. we are all tired of it from hillary clinton claiming we don't need to be civil to eric holder saying when they go le we kick them. the president admitted to me it's his responsibility to bring us together. watch. there is a lot of division and you have people on the left almost calling for more of it. fairly or unfairly, you as the president of the united states have a lot of responsibility in terms of trying to trying to restore that civility. president trump: true. trish: tonight i caution anyone who is trying to blame any person or party or newsroom for what we are seeing tonight. we are a

kron four's philippe djegal reports on the senator's morning stop (philippe)barbara lee/nats- "are youernie sanders." a rousing berkeley welcome for independent vermont senator bernie sanders... who as he mulls another possible 20-20 run for president... promotes progressive values in front of a capacity crowd at the berkeley high school community theater. and, progressive candidates like democratic congresswoman barbara lee, running for re- election... fighting for a seat she's held in oakland since 1998.bernie sanders/senator- "i've been told by reliable political sources that barbara will probably squeak out a victory here in berkeley." making housing more affordable... increasing wages and a push for universal healthcare among the pressing issues both elected leaders mentioned are critical to the nation. as is gun control, following saturday's deadly synanogue shooting in pittsburgh pennsylvaniabernie sanders/senator- "we have got to end that hatred, that bigotry which is sweeping this country." representative lee also taking a stand for the hospitality industry... as hotel workers

(philippe) about a year ago...d lauralee ragsdale sold their livermore home and horse ranch... retired and moved to southern oregon. their new place is much bigger -- minus the headaches they wanted to leave behind.laurelee ragsdale/client - "we needed a lot more green. we needed a lot slower pace -- a lot less traffic."alan ragsdale/client- "traffic was a big issue for us, um, property tax was a big issue for us. you know, that's even though, we're paying substantial, i'm paying a house down, we, you never get rid of property tax." the ragsdale's planned their move for six years... and, san ramon real estate broker scott fuller, helped make it happen. scott fuller/broker- "business is busy." fuller has 18 years of experience in real estate. two years ago, he founded the agency "leaving-the-bay-area-dot-com." taking advantage of a growing market of people wanting help selling their bay area homes... and, buy property out of the region or out-of-state.scott fuller/broker- "over the last couple of years, i'd say we'v

in bay point, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) we first told you that evacuations had been lifted through a push alert on the kron4 mobile app. download it and be the first to know about breaking news in your neighborhood. (vicki).. and kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) .. in the east bay... the berkeley city council voted to install new security cameras in san pablo park. the decision to add the cameras comes after a series of shootings after a series of shootings in the park over the past few years. but some neighbors say the cameras would give people the assumption that the park is not safe for families. they also sat the cameras won't actually deter crime. council members say the cameras will deter violence and make the park safer. (grant) ikea, is getting a lot of pushback... after the company announced that it wants to open a new location in dublin. many people who live there are adamantly opposed to the idea of the enormous store moving i

(philippe) about a year ago... alan and lauralee ragsdale sold their livermore home and horse ranch... retired and moved to southern oregon. their new place is much bigger -- minus the headaches they wanted to leave behind.laurelee ragsdale/client - "we needed a lot more green. we needed a lot slower pace -- a lot less traffic."alan ragsdale/client- "traffic was a big issue for us, um, property tax was a big issue for us. you know, that's even though, we're paying substantial, i'm paying a house down, we, you never get rid of property tax." the ragsdale's planned their move for six years... and, san ramon real estate broker scott fuller, helped make it happen. scott fuller/broker- "business is busy." fuller has 18 years of experience in real estate. two years ago, he founded the agency "leaving-the-bay-area-dot-com." taking advantage of a growing market of people wanting help selling their bay area homes... and, buy property out of the region or out-of-state.scott fuller/broker- "over the last couple of years, i'd

kron four's philippe djegal reports the victim may have been drugged. (philippe) mayfield avenue... known as "the row" at stanford university... a strip of fraternities and sororities... the scene of a possible sexual assault and battery in palo alto late saturday night. the stanford department of public safety says the incident was reported to them a day later.anna- sofia/student- "it was eerily similar to like a similar drugging event that happened last year, and um, yeah, it just makes you, you know, kinda more hesitant everytime that you go to a social event here, i guess." a community crime alert sent out to the campus by the university says the victim... a woman who attends classes here... took a sip of some possibly drugged water at an event from a man she didn't know, later remarking that the water tasted odd. police say the woman doesn't remember much... adding that her friends noticed the man groping her on the dance floor. the woman's friends eventually took her home. nick/student- "it's not on the girl's friends to take care of her other girl herself, like, that's uh som

kron four's philippe djegal reports on the senator's morning stop in berkeley.ilippe)barbara lee/nats- "are you fired up and ready to go? alright, senator bernie sanders." a rousing berkeley welcome for independent vermont senator bernie sanders... who as he mulls another possible 20-20 run for president... promotes progressive values in front of a capacity crowd at the berkeley high school community theater. and, progressive candidates like democratic congresswoman barbara lee, running for re- election... fighting for a seat she's held in oakland since 1998.bernie sanders/senator- "i've been told by reliable political sources that barbara will probably squeak out a victory here in berkeley." making housing more affordable... increasing wages and a push for universal healthcare among the pressing issues both elected leaders mentioned are critical to the nation. as is gun control, following saturday's deadly synanogue shooting in pittsburgh pennsylvaniabernie sanders/senator- "we have got to end that hatred, that bigotry which is sweeping this country." represent

kron four's philippe djegal reports on the senator's morning stop in berkeley. (philippe)barbara lee/nats- "are you fired up and ready to go? alright, senator bernie sanders." a rousing berkeley welcome for independent vermont senator bernie sanders... who as he mulls another possible 20-20 run for president... promotes progressive values in front of a capacity crowd at the berkeley high school community theater. and, progressive candidates like democratic congresswoman barbara lee, running for re- election... fighting for a seat she's held in oakland since 1998.bernie sanders/senator- "i've been told by reliable political sources that barbara will probably squeak out a victory here in berkeley." making housing more affordable... increasing wages and a push for universal healthcare among the pressing issues both elected leaders mentioned are critical to the nation. as is gun control, following saturday's deadly synanogue shooting in pittsburgh pennsylvaniabernie sanders/senator- "we have got to end that hatred, that bigotry which is sweeping this country." repre

mr.he french friend print adouard philippe -- prime , wester edward philippe understand the existing french government will take part in question time. there are a number of potential -- including the resignation and nomination ahead of the naming of a new government. evidential vote on that team tomorrow. that depends on the timing and site of the announcement. commentators and france have been focusing on why this is taking so long. that reflects the position of the president. he is a product of the french establishment. he won the election last year by standing for this extreme center. he managed to get -- the movement, -- the remains a fledgling one. the pool of human capital, which fillingow pull from in a post is getting smaller. >> there is a lot at stake for president macron for the reshuffle. -- it hasas certainly been a difficult couple of months for the president. there was the environment minister. one of the defectors from the mainstream left. the president's approval ratings , he has the positive opinion of just over 30% of the french people. this has been discussed. fr

every investor in viacom was glad that philippe was gone because of what happened to the stock and her family is glad that they are gone and they can be close to their grandfather. the things she wa was trying too seems like the right thing so the question is why the charade. did he have capacity, we reported many times there was a clear path that could have happened, there are three doctors but to say it. she's on the trust and there was a path that the reason she couldn't do it is because back then philippe was on the trust and until you get rid of him you couldn't say something to that capacity. why are they still claiming that he has capacity? we talked t talk to people aroue family and they say he would be offended. it would hurt his feelings. >> we should recap the people that haven't been following regularly what you've accomplished lost three years. the management, very extraordinary much like her dad with almost every battle. >> both companies have a total overall and that the settlement times moving after a fairly crazy pace because every day there's something something she w

(philippe) to the naked eye...might not seem like there's a problem along this waterfront, but there is. jamie averill/passerby- "i've noticed cracks -- yes, i have. cracks in the sidewalk, and cracks in the little wall." people are still walking on this levee at beach and peninsula roads in belvedere... but soon, the area will be off limits to pedestrians and cars... while engineers work to secure this 100-year-old seawall that belevedere city manager craig middleton says has shifted about two inches in the past six months.craig middleton/city manager- "which doesn't sound like a lot, but this is a heavy wall, so the weight starts to shift and it can move pretty quickly, particularly if theres an earthquake or some sort of big wave action." middleton says engineers will install steel sheet pilings deep into the bay mud, which will prop up about 100 to 120 feet of the crumbling seawall. that'll cost about 550- thousand dollars. the money is immediately available after the city declared a state of emergency earlier

please welcome busy philipps! ♪ ♪ >> hi! hi!nice to see you finally. >> stephen: i love your shoes. >> thank you. >> stephen: they have their own little dresses on them. >> they have dresses on, got a little ruffle. >> stephen: that's nice. >> thank you! >> stephen: that's fancy so are you? >> thank you. >> stephen: people have not seen us together in almost two years. you and i see each other. you have a place in the summertime in south carolina, and that's where i spend a lot of my time, down there. and we get together and we drink. >> we have some rose. >> stephen: we have a lot of rose. i did not see you this summer. i invited you to my fourth of july party and you said, "sorry, i can't make it. i have my own fourth of july party." >> your kids are a little bit older but it's all about their scheduled and their timing. and they wanted to go to a-- your party is fun, but it's not for a five-year-old. >> stephen no it's an adult party. >> we tried to work out the timing and we were at the kids' party. and i was like do we ride

(philippe) even to the trained eye... this looks like a real handgun.officer herman baza/chp- "the average person would think it's a firearm. it's black, uh, its not orange." it's what several people reported to the california highway patrol tuesday morning was being waved and pointed towards drivers by the man whose face you see blurred here next to a white van.officer herman baza/chp- "when officers showed up on scene, uh, they held him at gunpoint. they gave him directions to follow their commands. luckily, he was compliant. he followed officer's commands." and, officer herman baza says the 24-year-old man from hayward was taken into custody without the use of force. the man's employer tells kron four he's a delivery driver who was on his way to help a colleague whose van had broken down, when his van also broke down. officer baza says the man then got out of the van parked on the shoulder north of the 66th avenue on-ramp on interstate 8-80, stood on-top of the vehicle and started aiming what ended up being a b-b gun a

in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news.ive) (live) taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero.... (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. expect an increase in gusty northerly winds sunday and continue at times through early next week. this will result in warm and dry conditions in the bay area. highs will warm up 5-10 degrees sunday, with 70s along the coast/bayside and 80s inland. there is the threat of critical fire weather conditions in the hills/ridges of the bay area tonight through monday. winds will diminish but weak offshore flow will persist with no rain expected through the forecast period. (jrstone) california state parks have now opened a brand new trail near south lake tahoe and its the first of its kind statewide. it's an underwater trail at emerald bay...state park officials are hoping it will show the state has more to offer beyond popular locations like lands end. the trail features four dive sites... the final resting places for recreational boats,

how did philippe get on the board. what was his relationship that gave him the decision. >> it was a good question. philippe who was the ceo of viacom until couple years ago he was kind of a low-level mid-level media and acquisitions lawyer and sumner basically hired him to help ponder whether he should maybe take over viacom essentially. and he found them so useful and liked them so much that he never left. he never left sumner side. he was put on the board of the company after a few years. and was sort of in and out of various roles but he was very much has most trusted advisor since 1987. >> that question touches on something the family dynamic which is the searching for the sun sumner have a son brent who ultimately fought with his dad and was bought with his -- buyout. and for whatever reason. he was considered the son that he didn't head. i never found a satisfying reason for why he failed sumner as a son. people said he was too nice where he was like he not have the killer instinct. he was a da. in boston. he pr

(philippe) a year ago... this wasn't possible. a community gathering at shiloh ranch regional park in windsor... with kids running around -- and, creating art. the park was leveled during the tubbs fire that also caused more than a billion dollars in damages, killing almost two dozen people... and, destroyed thousands of homes.celeste decker/neighbor- "it is regrowing. you know, i spend a lot of time in this park, because it's near my home and having seen it gone from ash and trees falling to now green and it looks really nice. so, it's nice to be able to come out here together."nats- "how was that?" celeste decker's twins met fire fighters who helped save their home less than a mile and a half away from the park, and thank them for their efforts. celeste decker/neighbor- "we were quarter of a mile from the edge. we left at 2 a.m. in the dark with no power and smoke in the air in our pajamas." sonoma county regional parks hosted this community healing event to give neighbors a chance to swap horror stories and also celebrate their

(philippe) to the naked eye...might not seem like there's a problem along this waterfront, but there is. jamie averill/passerby- "i've noticed cracks -- yes, i have. cracks in the sidewalk, and cracks in the little wall." people are still walking on this levee at beach and peninsula roads in belvedere... but soon, the area will be off limits to pedestrians and cars... while engineers work to secure this 100-year-old seawall that belevedere city manager craig middleton says has shifted about two inches in the past six months.craig middleton/city manager- "which doesn't sound like a lot, but this is a heavy wall, so the weight starts to shift and it can move pretty quickly, particularly if theres an earthquake or some sort of big wave action." middleton says engineers will install steel sheet pilings deep into the bay mud, which will prop up about 100 to 120 feet of the crumbling seawall. that'll cost about 550- thousand dollars. the money is immediately available after the city declared a state of emergency earlier

(philippe) a year ago... this wasn't possible.a community gathering at shiloh ranch regional park in windsor... with kids running around -- and, creating art. the park was leveled during the tubbs fire that also caused more than a billion dollars in damages, killing almost two dozen people... and, destroyed thousands of homes.celeste decker/neighbor- "it is regrowing. you know, i spend a lot of time in this park, because it's near my home and having seen it gone from ash and trees falling to now green and it looks really nice. so, it's nice to be able to come out here together."nats- "how was that?" celeste decker's twins met fire fighters who helped save their home less than a mile and a half away from the park, and thank them for their efforts. celeste decker/neighbor- "we were quarter of a mile from the edge. we left at 2 a.m. in the dark with no power and smoke in the air in our pajamas." sonoma county regional parks hosted this community healing event to give neighbors a chance to swap horror stories and also celebrate their

amy: dave philipps, thank you for being with us. final question, how willing was the pentagon to admit what nearly $ $6 billion in some of s most sophisticated stealth fighter jets were destroyed? >> they were not willing at all. it took us doing -- ththey don't talk abobout it. it took k us doing sluicicing oe ground and m maps ababout were r planes were to figure out there were a bunch of the missining. they havave not gigiven us any accounting of f what kind of damage has happened. amy: you saw the tails, , saw wt these f-22's -- you knew what they looked like. >> right. we were able to match their silhouettes in the debris. amy: dave philipps, thanks for being with us pulitzer , prize-winning journalist, national correspondent for "the new york times." we will link to your piece "exposed by michael: climate threat to warplanes at coastal bases." as we go just 15 miles from the tyndall air force base and the florida panhandle to mexico beach, florida, which was practically wiped off the map after hurricane michael. on the beach,

(philippe) a year ago... this wasn't possible.munity gathering at shiloh ranch regional park in windsor... with kids running around -- and, creating art. the park was leveled during the tubbs fire that also caused more than a billion dollars in damages, killing almost two dozen people... and, destroyed thousands of homes.celeste decker/neighbor- "it is regrowing. you know, i spend a lot of time in this park, because it's near my home and having seen it gone from ash and trees falling to now green and it looks really nice. so, it's nice to be able to come out here together."nats- "how was that?" celeste decker's twins met fire fighters who helped save their home less than a mile and a half away from the park, and thank them for their efforts. celeste decker/neighbor- "we were quarter of a mile from the edge. we left at 2 a.m. in the dark with no power and smoke in the air in our pajamas." sonoma county regional parks hosted this community healing event to give neighbors a chance to swap horror stories and also celebrate their resil

in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. (jrs) hurricane michael has left nearly 900-thousand customers across 7 states without power as of saturday.... with at least seventeen dead as the search through the rubble continues..... authorities expect the death toll to rise. here's natasha chen with more. the lives and landscape in parts of the florida panhandle have changed forever after hurricane michael.sot karen watson, survived hurricane michael"i didn't expect to come home to a gaping hole in my roof. but at least i have a house. i know some that do not have a house. i lived through andrew. i just never thought i would go through this again." the small beach community east of panama city -- mexico beach, is where michael made landfall just shy of a category 5.the storm surge there was so high it bulldozed homes and left a path of destruction ...gayle sweet lost her husband when a tree fell on their home near greensboro, florida.sot gayle sweet, husband was killed during hurricane michael"he was one of a kind. so kind. he'

(philippe) about a year ago...lan and lauralee ragsdale sold their livermore home and horse ranch... retired and moved to southern oregon. their new place is much bigger -- minus the headaches they wanted to leave behind.laurelee ragsdale/client - "we needed a lot more green. we needed a lot slower pace -- a lot less traffic."alan ragsdale/client- "traffic was a big issue for us, um, property tax was a big issue for us. you know, that's even though, we're paying substantial, i'm paying a house down, we, you never get rid of property tax." the ragsdale's planned their move for six years... and, san ramon real estate broker scott fuller, helped make it happen. scott fuller/broker- "business is busy." fuller has 18 years of experience in real estate. two years ago, he founded the agency "leaving-the-bay-area-dot-com." taking advantage of a growing market of people wanting help selling their bay area homes... and, buy property out of the region or out-of-state.scott fuller/broker- "over the last couple of years, i'd sa

philippe djegal spoke with families grateful for the free gear. (philippe) vans... converse...and nike... nats- some of the world's largest footwear manufacturers... donating more than three-thousand pairs of shoes to alamedcounty families.jakaree ross/seven- year-old- "i feel really grateful and i feel really special." seven-year-old jakaree ross stood in line with his family for new kicks. anthony ross/father- "since this little dudes growing like a weed, most of his stuff went to him. so, this is perfect timing for him. he needs some new shoes." jakaree's father anthony says shoes, these days, are not cheap. anthony ross/father- "payless needs to be called paymore now, to be honest, haha."nats- "go that way with your mommy, boo. boom?" so, the generosity extended by first african methodist episcopal church in oakland is touching for this family.anony ross/father- "a lot of us don't, just don't got it. i mean between bills, cars, gas, school -- it's like, sometimes you just don't have that little extra to get some shoes for your kids if you

kron four's philippe djegal reports on the security impact to the commute on bart.th bart on high alert -- following what the f-b-i is treating as an act of domestic terrorism... apparent explosive devices being delivered to prominent political leaders and a news agency... the popular bay area transit system didn't interupt it's service... but instead, added more officers at it's stations thursday.shontise nicole/bart rider- "we need to see more police." passengers concerned about security -- also taking extra steps to protect themselves.shontise nicole/bart rider- "i hold it in my hand and they think its just a water bottle, but i can grip it right here and i'm going to protect. i keep it in my hand at all times, as you see -- it's right here." in pleasant hill, an officer monitiored the station throughout the day. while there have been no specific threats made against bart... the transit agency says it wants to reassure riders that they're safe by boosting the visibile presence of officers and k-9 units.dean carrico/bart rider- "you pay attention to your surroundi

in palo alto, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) happening now - a homicide investigation is underway near half moon bay. (pam) a man was found dead in a parking lot just off highway- one near tunitas creek beach. kron 4 's charles clifford had details. well, right now i'm standing just off highway one above tunitas creek state beach. the crime scene investigation has wrapped up here but there's is still evidence on the ground. including blood. so far, investigators have not identified the victim or named any suspects in this killing. aroudn 7 tuesday morning the san mateo county sheriff's office recieved a report of a man on the ground near tunitas creek beach about 8 miles south of half moon bay. deputies arriving on scene found a male in the parking lot of an overlook above the beach. an ambulane was also called to the scene but the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. the sheriff's office is now treating case this as a homicide investigation.this is the second homicide along the coast in san mateo county thi

(philippe) about a year ago...ragsdale sold their livermore home and horse ranch... retired and moved to southern oregon. their new place is much bigger -- minus the headaches they wanted to leave behind.laurelee ragsdale/client - "we needed a lot more green. we needed a lot slower pace -- a lot less traffic."alan ragsdale/client- "traffic was a big issue for us, um, property tax was a big issue for us. you know, that's even though, we're paying substantial, i'm paying a house down, we, you never get rid of property tax." the ragsdale's planned their move for six years... and, san ramon real estate broker scott fuller, helped make it happen. scott fuller/broker- "business is busy." fuller has 18 years of experience in real estate. two years ago, he founded the agency "leaving-the-bay-area-dot-com." taking advantage of a growing market of people wanting help selling their bay area homes... and, buy property out of the region or out-of-state.scott fuller/broker- "over the last couple of years, i'd say we've helped 20

in palo alto, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) another big story tonight... the man accused of killing east bay teen mariah davis...will be in court tomorrow... 19 year old anthony pimentel is being charged with first degree murder of his ex-girlfirend.... 18-year-old mariah davis' body was found near lake chabot dam yesterday morning.. five days after she was reported missing. police arrested pimentel after he truned himself and reportedly told officers where to find davis' body. pimentell is set to be arraigned tomorrow afternoon at 2 p-m at the east county hall of justice in dublin. (vicki) october is domestic violence awareness month ... and mariah davis' mother does not want what happened to her daughter to happened to someone else... kron 4's ali reid spoke with the executive director of a domestic violence organization and joins us live in san leandro... where this is an ongoing issue... in fact, one in 3 girls in the u-s is a victim of physical, emotional, or verbal abuse from a dating partner.that's an alarming number ...and many victims don't speak

kron four's philippe djegal reports on the security impact ... to the commute on bart.ilippe) with bart on high alert -- following what the f-b-i is treating as an act of domestic terrorism... apparent explosive devices being delivered to prominent political leaders and a news agency... the popular bay area transit system didn't interupt it's service... but instead, added more officers at it's stations thursday.shontise nicole/bart rider- "we need to see more police." passengers concerned about security -- also taking extra steps to protect themselves.shontise nicole/bart rider- "i hold it in my hand and they think its just a water bottle, but i can grip it right here and i'm going to protect. i keep it in my hand at all times, as you see -- it's right here." in pleasant hill, an officer monitiored the station throughout the day. while there have been no specific threats made against bart... the transit agency says it wants to reassure riders that they're safe by boosting the visibile presence of officers and k-9 units.dean carrico/bart rider- "you pay attention to your

in the second half philippe put hannover back in front and heading for their first away win of the season. but it wasn't to be an injury time leverkusen is curry better i.v. made it to two. to secure a valuable point for labor coups i was given for the home you can see that we've lost our confidence and we need to get it back saying it's important in football it's an issue that's otherwise you never have success with fish by kind of folk on . elsewhere whom team your imber got a helping hand from home from times cassim adams the referee pointing to the spot after eighteen minutes captain one of their own stepped up and didn't falter. often home fought back in their efforts were rewarded in the fiftieth minutes rhys nelson the goal scorer minutes later the english striker got a second. it was his fourth goal for half and home in four games so i'm very happy and i'm just excited i'm playing for one i need to just keep going a cost of only the start off the bench and on to the school she was adam so light he made it three one in the sixty seventh minute nuremberg could fall into pieces insid

kron four's philippe djegal reports... that the victim may have been drugged. (philippe) a woman who studies at stanford university struggled to recall what may have happened to her at an event on mayfield avenue late saturday night... but her friends relayed to the campus department of public safety that she may be the victim of a sexual assault and battery. no name/woman- "i was disappointed to see an alert about a situation where women were possibly being drugged at a party of the stanford campus." this street, also known as "the row," is home to some of the university's fraternities and sororities. and, it is along this road where a community alert sent out by stanford to students and staff states a woman took a sip of some funny tasting water from a man she didn't know at an event. her friends say the woman may have also been groped by that same man on the dance floor.anna- sofia/student- "it's great that she was with her friends and i think it was ultimately her friends that let her out of the house and kind of away from that, from that area. so, that's a

philipp's trailer is no longer there. there is a mattress and his belongings, but it no longer exists. what was it like for you? >> it was a nightmare, but you know, it's just items. it can be replaced. the humans can't. >> a lot of people hear that and say why would you risk that by staying there? >> well, that's our home. >> that's my mama. a lot of people take a lot of things for granted, but when you only have one parent that's alive, you are going to do what you gotta do to stay. if she can't going, i wasn't going. >> your son chris stayed also. how old are you? 12? your grandma is like i rode out on a broom. did you feel that way? >> yes because we seen across there, me and my daddy spent about two hours watching in front of the windows and we saw like three trees landing on all three of the neighbor's yards. that really got me scared and everything. >> chris, you are only 12 years old. were you afraid that you were going to die? >> yes. because i have my life to live and my future. my dream job, i want to be a cons

>>chris: philippe, you can see the republicans and president pushing this idea. they're dangerous.on't give a match to an arsonist. they're crazy. forget the republican talking point. in your view, do democrats take a risk of being seen as too extreme, the mob? with that conceivably hurt them in the midterms? >> first, sitting here as a democrat but i am confused because a few weeks ago, i was the snowflake of the party of snowflakes.suddenly we are in a remodel of terrorists. to the point you are asking, it doesn't really matter at this point whether we are as rageful because we been billed as rageful. i would say the notion when we go high, stay high. that should have died on november 8, 2016. the anger among the democratic party is genuine. i think in a very simple way, it's good to stay with that genuine emotion. whether it's the most effective tactic next month or in the next two years, i don't know. but it's genuine and i don't think it should be ignored. and i don't think it should be falsely mitigated. we are going to see unfortunately, people trying to modulate or out trum

are meant to be supporting would like you know there are rumors that the prime minister had what philippe's leaving his position do you think this would sink a single wide problems with microphones cabinet. if he's going to you know he looks like he's losing the support of the people but. he's got to retain that doesn't. mean he's open to you he's saying and obviously there are lots of tension you see there to sit with you soon as one of these people. in the early space and then. in the eighty's very effective as we have seen when you go into these. you know these . look at the. tension there they're both of the tension you shouldn't complain because us how they're ones and who. is to be both just close just didn't find a job as you know new season of clues that is decoding and these very. well things got pretty rowdy in downtown portland it was after a vigil for an african-american man who was killed by a police officer now the vigil was peaceful but after the vigil concluded things got pretty rough people described the scene as chaos random motorists were being harassed let's take a look