>> phillipe: pam. instead of celebrating 42-year- old leslie carroll. tonight her family is preparing for her funeral. >> "i had the truck towed away. its not available to him my locks on my doors have been changed. he's not welcome here and never will be - he killed my daughter." >> phillipe: so, it appears with one deadly decision to drink and drive. 60-year-old filip handl took. and, ruined any chance of returning home to his wife of more than 35 years. frances handl. >> "he was so disconnected and that should here been a red- flag to her that when she stepped in front of the truck. she said dad, this much ok, this much and if cost her her life." >> phillipe: frances says she had just returned to their home on lovell avnue, late thursday afternoon with leslie. when they found filip idling in his truck on the driveway. frances says he'd been drinking since eight in the morning and had just returned from the liquor store. >> "and, leslie was trying to get him to pull up the truck about four feet because he was hogging the driveway with both of his cars

we care about them, and the safety of them and their families." >> phillipe: elected city, state and county officials who knew officer johnson, describe him as. >> "a person who personified the very best of what our community can be." >> phillipe: moving forward, the chief of police hoping this tragedy brings the community closer -- bridging the divide between officers and the people they serve. >> "what happened tuesday could have happened on any given day. so, thank you for being there. but we need to keep this momentum." >> phillipe: so, next time you see an officer. >> "just go up and say thank you for what they do." >> phillipe: there was no mention of the killer -- whose left a dark hole in so many hearts. >> sot- "it gets my blood boiling because i don't understand how there men risk so much for people that care so little." >> phillipe: in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam: we are learning more details about tuesday's deadly shooting in san jose that left officer johnson dead. including how the safety of other officers might have been affected that night. today

yes." >> phillip :but robert ford who crosses here often. like the victims' family.this area isn't safe for pedestrians. >> "honestly, i think the cars around here move a little too fast. the intersection doesn't have anything to slow down and not a lot of people pay attention to whose crossing while they go under the freeway." >> "by them not making changes its still going to be more killings over here." >> phillip :the family is also upset that been arrested. the california highway patrol says that person is cooperating in the investigation. and, that drugs and alcohol have been ruled out as factors in the crash. in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news. >>:here in san jose the investigation continues of the police officer who was killed in the line of duty 57 year-old scott dunham was the suspect to shot johnson from the balcony of his home with a rifle here on center road tuesday evening he was eventually found dead on that same balcony. but police would not reveal at this point whether he was killed when the officers returned fire or possibly took his own lif

. >> phillip :the woman does not want to share her face or her full name on camera. helped catch the suspect who it appears has been watching her neighborhood for quite some time. >>:nothing was disturbed in our home, i think he had just gotten inside to the window when i pulled out. i noticed an odd car marque-- next door. >> phillip :she had arrived right after her son had played a baseball game. then she heard a song inside the house--sound inside the house. >>:i thought maybe it was my husband, but it turned out it was a burglar. we both rose, and he ran out of the house. >> phillip :the man then jumped into his car and attempted to get away. >>:i gave the police his fifth phase description and make of his car and license plate. and they told me they found him a little while later. >> phillip :most importantly and nobody including her son was injured. >>:i think i wasn't so worried about myself, i just wanted to protect my son and make sure he wasn't aware of the danger. >> phillip :she says she already has a security system but she is considering an upgrade. >>

my name is laura flynn an outreach specialist at phillip randolph institute. we represent youth and programs that create more opportunities for them. thank you. >> thank you. >> come on up if you want to speak. perfect. thank you. >> hi. my name is ramona carlie from the a. phillip randolph institute and apr is in support of the job-training academy at greneagle and apr stands for growth. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. good morning >> my name is dolores and i'm from the a. phillip randolph and apr stand for opportunity and in support job-training academy. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> hi, my name is mars yellin thompson from a. phillip randolph institute. we are supportive of keeping gleneagle going and jobs going also. i'm in the training at gleneagles apr stands for careers. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker please. >> hello. my name is charles thompson, from the apr. >> can i get you to speak into the mic a little more? >> okay. >> thank you. >> i'm here in support of gleneagle. apr stands for community. >> thank you. >> next speaker.

an administrative judge ordered phillips to cease and desist his wedding cake policy.e number of states allowing same-sex marriages increases, so, too, have the number of business owners refusing to provide wedding services. cases like a florist in washington state, a bed and breakfast in hawaii, a printer in kentucky, and a photographer in new mexico. >> we're on a collision course with homosexual rights versus rights of conscience. >> sreenivasan: nicole martin is representing jack phillips in a case before the colorado court of appeals. it began when phillips refused to make a wedding cake in 2013. >> jack declined because of his religious beliefs about marriage, not because of who the complaintants are. >> sreenivasan: the complainants are colorado couple charlie craig and david mullins. >> your mom and dad gave me a giant hug. >> sreenivasan: craig and mullins made it official by getting married in 2012. at the time, same-sex marriage was illegal in colorado so the couple traveled to massachusetts where they married surrounded by friends and family who made the tr

." >> phillipe: surrounded by art at classic cars west in oakland. and, over cups of beer. >> "i was like "moe?" haha -- i just could never call him that. so, i always called him danny." >> phillipe: daniel "moe" thomas' aunt and cousins made the trip up from southern california to celebrate his life with his close friends here in oakland. >> "there's no words to explain how much we appreciate everything that they're doing for us." >> "danny had the greatest friends you could ever imagine -- he was very lucky." >> phillipe: danny and fellow arist davis letona were killed march 20-first. when their apartment building on 24th street caught fire. >> "i never met anyone like him." >> phillipe: his loved one's shared stories about him sunday afternoon -- with pieces of his artwork hanging in the backdrop. >> "its beautiful." >> "i knew danny was an artist dabbling i thought in it and when i saw his artwork it took my breath away." >> phillipe: and, his family is at peace -- knowing that danny's ife will be remembered through his passion. >> "you look at h

we have phil week to explain why people are being warned about potential exposure >> phillip :so far and no customers have reported being infected but the house district is morning everybody as a precaution. this is weren't snap the county health division director said that to infected employees may have exposed customers to deliver swelling disease hepatitis a. >>:there is a very small chance that while they were sick the actual transfer of the virus to some of their customers. >> phillip :she adds the virus can be passed on through person to person, person more commonly through ingesting infected food or drinks. >>:we have seen no evidence of transmission but we're just being excessively safe. >> phillip :they said that guests of the hotel may have been exposed but that they're looking into what all of the victim's eight before they were infected. >>:if there's anything in common between the people that did not eat anything but went to the hotel. we think that maybe it was some commercial product that all the end of infected individuals have access. >> phillip :they're working clos

brain injuries." >> phillipe: as turner prepares to say goodbye to his daughter. he pleads for changes to be made at this intersection >> "they need to put streets lights up, stop signs, they need pedestrian button where you push to let them know that pedestrians are crossing. actually they need to take this whole intersection and get rid of it -- you shouldn't cross right here. there shouldn't be any crossing right here." >> phillipe: turner says he and the rest of his family plan on holding a memorial service for his daughter at the scene of the crash. that'll happen thursday at five o'clock in the evening. and, the public is invited. live in the newsroom philippe djegal, kron four news. >> vicki: santa clara policeshoot and kill an armed robbery suspect at a 7-eleven convenience store. kron 4's mike pelton shows us why police say the officers were forced to open fire. and how coincidental timing helped them bungle the armed robbery. >> it's like a scene out of a movie >> mike: crime scene tape - evidence markers - all littering the parking lot of this santa cla

and want to go ahead and give permitted pr provide you with hostilities on the manufacturer with a phillip randolph and the youth services we implemented 13 projects and because we serve the orderly adult population from 48 to 25 year-olds 18 of our participates obtained they're high school diploma and 3 of our participant obtained unsubsidized employment and their labors and carpenter and restaurant workers and an individual land with the san francisco international airport so that is a quick snapshot i want to thank you for your continuous support. >> thank you for all the work you do. >> good evening, commissioners jackie with the a phillip randolph institute thank you for your commitment to our youth last year, i brought career folks after their or before their work for the day before they went out and finished a site on cargo way they were all here to not only thank you but tell you guys about their experience and unfortunately i was able to longshoreman some education and tloo introduce those kids to what the environmental stewardship was you'll those kids have moved ton to applying

a cosmopolitan. >> reporter: phillips is the man behind "palcohol," a dehydrated form of booze. add water to the powder and you get the equivalent of one ounce of liquid alcohol. and after some initial problems with label, the product has now gotten approval from the federal government. but that doesn't mean everybody thinks it's a good idea. >> kind of disgusting that these, you know, that another product comes out that i have to worry about. >> reporter: the doctor is an addiction specialist for john muir health systems. he says as damaging as liquid alcohol is to his patients, at least it comes in a standardized form. that wouldn't be true for "palcohol." >> just because they say it's regulated, you know, by putting one ounce in six ounces of water doesn't mean people aren't going to slurry it up or some kid at some rave is going to mix it all up and say swallow this. >> reporter: being in powder form there's the danger someone will snort it. >> it's going to cause a lot of problems with e.r. doctors trying to figure out what powder they took and what they overdosed on. >> re

phillips' lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. >> this is a story you have not heard. texas executions have been going more smoothly. they have been going as planned. but the texas death penalty system is still in trouble. they're running out of the drugs they use to kill their prisoners. they only have enough for one more guy and they have a lot of guys they're planning to kill soon. how will they do it if they don't have the drugs? it is happening now in texas, but it is also happening in a bunch of states right now. there is no drug manufactured for the purpose of being used in a lethal injection. the prisons take drugs manufactured for other purposes and purposely misuse those drugs in a way that is intended to cause a person's death. but those drugs are not made for that. they are made tested and proved for sale for totally different purposes. and now

. >> phillipe: pam. former san francisco mayor art agnos says this is the man who shot him twice in the chest some four decades ago. and, he's not sad to see him go. >> "that whole incident changed my life." >> phillipe: art agnos still lives just three blocks awar from this end of wisconsin street on potrero hill. its where he was shot twice in the chest back on december 13th, 1973. and, he says the gunman was jcx simon. agnos was social worker at the time, leaving a meeting in this building, when a couple of women stopped to ask him a few questions. >> "and, so, i stopped to answer the question right by this tree. the same tree is still here and uh, as i was responding to the question, this man came up right here where my hand is and fired point black into my chest, right here." >> phillipe: agnos survived and about 15 years after -- ran for mayor and won. he was one of at least seven people who survived an attack from the so-called "zebra killers." 14 people were brutally murdered mostly white at the

i want to just give a personal thanks to our consul general from ireland 39 six phillip grant thank youengthen the economic of people ties between our city and, of course, the country of ireland we join the united irish society in kicking off the city's st. patrick's day celebration it is the one hundred and 64 mini anniversary of our celebration what a wonderful, wonderful time thank you, again to liam frost the united irish society thank you for being here (clapping) and thank you for you and certainly thank you to kevin by reason ham the past president of the society for carrying on this legacy yes (clapping.) all right. and then we're also charlotte said we're celebrating our cork anniversary of the celebration so the names of jim, john again from our city committee thank you very much for your wonderful historic work (clapping.) and as charlotte said earlier i enjoyed myself on that trip one of the most memorable trips anyone can take because of the celebration of our city in the stiff cork has a special relationship and, of course continue to ask the board of supervisors through m

thank you. >> thank you. >> and last speaker, carol phillips. >> hello. my name is carol phillips and i'm a proud member of the urban agricultural alliance. i'm here to speak about the importance of green space on octavia boulevard. i have been involved in the project that was started by the homeless connect, and now we are locked out and we have given up the garden space, but the idea remains that we need green space along that avenue. and i would hope that you folks would understand that and stand with us, and we could make that happen. that is all. i want to see those two little parcels r & s saved if it is at all possible. here i have a letter, too, explaining a little bit more. that is all. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> commissioners we're now done with general public comment and we're on the consent calendar. is there anyone who would like to make public comment on the consent calendar? that is item 5. being none public comment is closed, commissioners. >> entertain a motion. >> is moved. >> second. >> all those in favor, say aye? >> aye. >>

." >> phillipe: on three separtate occasion in seven days. the manager of no credit check auto sales thornton avenue. omar tahib says this group of what appears to be young men have broken into his shop. stealing 13 pairs of keys and five cars. so far, only two cars have been recovered. >> "here's their lookout guys." >> phillipe: firs they scout the place, then when the coast is clear, bust in. >> "they just all split and pretty much ransack the place." gulf fully >> phillipe: this surveillance video was taken friday morning. when tahib says the thieves made off with another car. just moments before breaking into phantom motors next door. where this window is now boarded up. and, rushing the business, seen in this video -- before swiping two cars. >> "their motive is to get the keys, get the cars and get out as soon as they can." >> phillipe: the dealerships we've spoken with say that auto thefts are becoming such a major issue that they're considering storing their keys and the car titles for all of the cars on their lots at a separate loca

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her stepfather, phillip handel. >> i keep thinking that i will wake up from a nightmare. didn't do anything. nothing that warranted her losing her life. >> reporter: francis handel said her husband had been drinking earlier in the day and stop by this liquor store before coming home. her daughter was trying to help him park his truck on the driveway. >> she goes in front of him and says dad, about this much more. and he is just not thinking and kind of a blank look on his face. and he pressed the accelerator. >> reporter: the truck pushed her through this gate and completely crushed her. she was pronounced dead on the scene. handel is now facing a second degree murder charge. >> there is nothing to indicate he was intentionally trying to hit the victim. but, obviously, based on impairment, these types of things can happen easily. >> reporter: phillip raised leslie as his own daughter. they try today help him put down the bottle. he would drink up to six 40s a day. >> don't drink so much. you are insensitive and out of touch with reality and you kill someone? no. >> report

>> reporter: chris phillips??ccess to my house. >> reporter: by the way, chris phillips was never a suspect in the case. in fact, he was a witness for the state. but daniel was adamant that he, at least, was innocent. >> i'm not the one who killed that girl. i'm not the one who killed shelley. i have two younger sisters, sir. what if that happened to my sisters? what if that happened to my mom? i would kill myself before i hurt anybody else. i couldn't kill her because she reminds me of my younger sister, amanda. [ sniffs, cries ] what if that happens to amanda or kati? [ sniffs ] i would kill myself. >> reporter: but it happened to shelley. >> that's what happened to shelley. but i'm not the one who kill her. even if i have to go through this, i'm still telling you, i'm not the one who kill her because i can't. that would be like me killing my younger sisters and i love them. >> reporter: would the jury have believed him, had he testified? we'll never know. but without it, the verdict came back in just three hour

phillips knows she has to act quickly. >> he needed to have chest compressions. i grabbed an arm and tried to pull as hard as i could. i didn't get very far. he was probably about double my size. so i asked his wife for help. >> we need to get him out of here, ma'am. come on. when i was pulling him out of the car, she said i can't do it. >> i can't do it. >> i tried to count one, two, three to get her to lift with me but it wasn't working well. >> i can't. >> one, two, three. >> jeff, jeff. honey, baby, please. >> we weren't able to get him up the hill. >> dear god. >> come on. >> please hurry. >> back up, back up, back up. >> just when things looked grim, fellow officer christopher hunt arrives and immediately helps phillips lift seamans. >> i was able to start doing chest compressions on him right away. >> phillips knows the odds of him surviving are slim. 92% of those who suffer sudden cardiac arrest outside of a hospital don't make it. seamans has now been in full arrest for close to four minutes. >> stay with me, dear god. >> he wasn't responding, wasn't bre

. >> reporter: mark phillips has created what he thinks has been missing from every good backpacking trip. >> perfect, a cosmopolitan. >> reporter: it's a dehydrated form of booze. he invented it. add water and you get an ounce of liquid alcohol and after some initial problems with labeling, the product has now gotten approval from the federal government. but that doesn't mean everybody thinks it's a good idea. >> kind of disgusting that these, you know, that another product comes out that i have to worry about. >> reporter: dr. fred is an addiction specialist for john muir health systems. he says as damaging as liquid alcohol is to his patients, at least it comes in a standardized form. that wouldn't be true for "palcohol." >> just because they say it's regulated by putting one ounce in six ounces of water doesn't mean people aren't going to slurry up or some rave is going to mix it up and say swallow this. >> reporter: and being in powder form there is always the danger that someone will try to snort it. >> it's going to cause a lot of problems for emergency room doctors trying to

. >> phillipe: you can't miss them. the red signs are posted on street corners in marin the hills to prevent the shutdown of fire station 43. >> its first response time is critical and unique it >> phillipe: if it station 43 is shut down this fire prone area will become more dangerous. fire district chief says that read it location is the key not elimination. station 43 is old rundown and not seismically safe. >> we have five fire stations right now and if this programs go through we will still have five fire stations. >> phillipe: he says they would relocate the station and called the fire station no. 46 less than a mile away from the old 43. the same fire fighters would run for station 46 as rand station 43. >> if we cut the operating cost of that station and half then we would realize about $1.2 million savings. the fire chief said he will share some workshops that will give good data about the move. >> vicki: in hbo tv show leads to link of the murder of a bay area woman. n.j. snapple down and bip roberts are here o

jersey, hainesport township, still that two alarm church fire on foster town road closed between phillips and mt. laurel. you want to take creek road to get by that scene for the time being, still an active scene right now. there is an accident in 295 northbound at route 607 which is gibbstown, and that has a downed pole, and blocking partially blocking the onramp. diana, back to you. >> thanks, jess, before the wintery weather arrives be sure to stay with cbs fill which our weather app on your phone, our i-team of meteorologist also give you updated forecast, track live radar around the clock download the app now on itunes, and google play. >> more now on what's is happening in south jersey, flames rip through a church overnight. justin finch live in hainesport where firefighters are also battling the freezing temperatures. justin good morning. >> reporter: good mornings at this point we're not seeing too much of the worse of this. perhaps the freezing water making conditions extra dangerous over here at fires like. >> this not so much the case today. it does appear at this time this fir

in san francisco, phillip e jagal, krom 4 news. >>> racial tension rising after police shoot and killfrican-american teen. and a growing terror threat from i.s.i.s. as another dangerous group pledges allegiance to the islamic state. and a california college party with thousands of students turns dangerous quickly, and it's all caught on tape. >>> a party brought down the roof, literally. police say several thousand college students flooded the neighborhood. alcohol fulled the party does stood on the garage until it came crashing down. 2 girls at malice aforethoughtty described the scene. >> it just happened so quickly that it didn't register until after the fact, when everyone was cay ating. i. >> we were on the roof, and then there were too many people coming onto the roof, so people couldn't get off. >> this happened near cal poly. at least 8 people were hurt. police cited others for underage drinking. >>> a olympian et fitness member says she was shocked when she lost her membership over a complaint she filed. and what uh-uh should know about a meat recall affecting products here i

> (speaking foreign language.) >> and all the best to everyone thank you (clapping.) >> thank you phillip and before i bring the next our next guest up i want to make sure we give a special recognize to one of the officials a friend of mine that i served with on the board of supervisors has begun on to do bigger i have a better reasons but who was a supervisor that represented where the irish culture was carmen chu (clapping.) so next up i want to introduce twho two fell off native kevin and liam frost kevin is not only a native a board member of irish society a board member of the association of regardless a great friend to the community and liam the current wanting of the irish society so, please welcome them. >> thank you supervisor farrell and mayor ed lee and mr. shurment and supervisor chiu u carmen chu and other members in the audience and my old boss chief suhr and my old friend chief joanne hayes-white this is an honor to be here for about the last ten years the man has been up here it's quite a pair of shoes to try to fill he was going to try to be here he called me on the phone

>> phillip :just before 745 this evening he states he didn't notice anything at of the ordinary. but then he heard some popping. you can see this is where the fire started there were some serious plants. the fire department had to quickly call for a second alarm as they needed more firefighters. there fighting multiple structure fires throw the city at that time as well. this signifiers' happened in the same wing of the fire started on tuesday. none of the witnesses saw anybody running out of the building when the flames shot out. so the fire department is calling this fire accidental, and not suspicious >>:there's signs that a homeless might have been in there but we will wait for investigation. >> phillip :the fire department still has an engine on seen. they're going to plan on having an engine out here for the rest of the night just in case somebody returns to start the fire. >> pam :a person of interest in the east oakland murder of 14 - year-old davon ellis. is in custody. the teen was shot saturday night. while walking with friends on the 33- hundred block of brookdale ave

i agree with phillip.lot of military service members these days and including a lot of cases involve classified material. i would never never see a junior officer or a listed man or woman receive the kind of plea deal that general petraeus received and let's be clear. he did pass classified information to paula broadwell when she didn't have the need to know. she had the security clearance as an army reserve officer but she did not have a need to know that information. and he took it home which is a grave breach much worse than what mr. kim did. i will tell you, today still, general petraeus is working for new york brokerage. there's a different standard for the top echelon leadership in our country and they're setting a horrible example. bill: phillip said the bigger you are the softer you fall. now you look at hillary clinton's emails. she had a line back to her home in new york where the email was registered. and you have to think, gentlemen, that over her time as secretary of state she was talking abou

>> phillip :yes, pam. and, denise huskins' attorney says her client spoke to police at length and maintains her innocence. while the vallejo police department is dropping the ball on this case. >> "i can say that they are absolutely wrong -- a lot of people said the world was flat as well." denise huskins' attorney douglas rappaport says the vallejo police department has poorly handled his innocent client's case. >> "she's victimized initially by being kidnapped and then a second time by allegedly being a suspect by the vallejo police department. they very quickly threw her under the bus when they thought that egg was gonna end up in someone's face they threw it on her. in fact, there's no egg here whatsoever. this is a legitamite crime." meanwhile. attorney's representing huskins' boyfirend aaron quinn held a news conference themselves earlier in the day. >> "i want to be very cleart to everyone there is no evidence that this is a hoax." they stressed that the kidnapping and ransom requests were real. >>

phillips is the man behind "palcohol," a dehydrated form of booze.dd water and you get an ounce of liquid alcohol. after initial problems with labeling the product has approve from the federal government. but that doesn't mean everybody thinks it's a good idea. >> kind of disgusting that these, you know, that another product comes out that i have to worry about. >> reporter: the doctor is an addiction specialist for john muir health systems. he says as damaging as liquid alcohol is to his patients at least it comes in a standardized form. that wouldn't be true for "palcohol." >> just because they say it's regulated, you know, by putting one ounce in six ounces of water doesn't mean people aren't going to slurry it up or some kid at some rave isn't going to mix it up and say swallow this. >> reporter: and being in powder form there's always the danger that someone will try to snort it. >> it's going to cause a lot of problems for e.r. doctors trying to figure out what powder they took what they overdosed on. >> reporter: people at this park in concord

. >>> did trial of a prominent human rights defender, rafael perez, barnaby phillips reports. >> the second co-winner is rafael. >> timing is significant with marquez trial about to begin in angola. accused of defamation, after he wrote about killing in the diamond fields. he says his trial is a rare opportunity to put angola's human rights record under scrutiny. >> i'm not a victim here. i'm a proactive citizen and i've raised these issues knowing what the consequences are. i'm prepared to face these consequences. that's why i say it's a privilege to go to court challenge these seven generals and tell them no matter what the outcome is i will win. >> reporter: ah goele ah's president has been there since 1979. and his party mpna has ruled the government since independence. since the party won in 2002, there have been regular elections. but the mpna has a tight grip on power and controls many institutions. >> whether a free trial is going to take place in angola, is a challenge. judges can make bizarre judgment so it's really up to angola to showcase that it has the judiciary that ca

unitarian association and the presbyterian church usa have proposed a stakeholder measure to chronicle phillips they tie their contemplation to the value of their proven reserves both of the proposals have been rejected baselines the fcc rulings that the company can at their own discretion refuse to accept a proxy that there are many reasons why a company can refuse stakeholder proposals and both of those cases it's because the fcc says a company didn't have to consider a stakeholder proposal that goes to its ordinary business operations and i don't see any much possibility at all that any of those huge fossil fuel companies are interested in a proposal that tells them to change their basically business as for the cooker asset initiative the letter signed by many in september of 2013 and sent to the largest companies ask them to disclose their roanoke valley the first was e on mobile they said they per sieve no risk because their belief is that they're so big and power that government will never ask them to leave their reserve in the ground. >> time thank you very much. >> thank you very much.

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