james lee ramsey found himself sitting before a judge in all orange. once again, according to san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins, ramsey was arrested for kicking an 88 year-old asian woman friday just after 11:00am. >> these pictures captured the incident on ellis street in san francisco before and during these are very vulnerable who, >> you know, should be respected and revered. i'm not who should fear every day that simply walking down the street could cost them their lives. the victim was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. ramsey's charges include felony elder abuse, assault and battery, causing serious injury in 2021. the 27 year-old face similar charges. >> for assaulting oakland, chinatown, community leader carl chan and that he was screaming course, we just let. >> and then i and and i was trying i was turning my head, but than i did in wooden myself for what so i got knocked down on the ground chance as hate crime charges were dropped. but ramsey still served one year in jail after admitting to the crime. at

because we tried as the anti-police terror project to forget james ramsey -- to get james ramsey help. he has multiple mental health issues and is compounded by substance abuse and the fact that he is unhoused. reporter: in the assault case in 2021 said ramsey asked the court for behavioral treatment. >> he will not be in prison for the rest of his life. he will do a significant amount of years where his mental health issues will be exacerbated again. and then he will be spit back out onto our streets. reporter: today he pleaded not guilty. and no bail was set. >> at this time i have no information to offer regarding his mental health status. you know, again, very fresh case that just occurred on friday. we have a lot to learn. reporter: in san francisco, abc7 news. dan: the man accused of using a metal rod to hit a former san francisco fire commissioner pleaded not guilty to all the charges today. garrett doty's legal team claims it is in self-defense. they say doty hit don carmani after he used bear spray on doty. carmany suffered a cracked and broken jaw. a pretrial conference in t

. >> ramsey could face up to 10 years in prison. chan does not want others to fall victim but agrees with brooks that jail time can't be the only solution for repeat offenders. >> so call the system and and the way to setting to get help for him and not to get into and situation again, did not work. >> ramsey is being held without bail and his next court date is scheduled for august 7th. the judge also ordered that he do that if he does get released from jail, he have no contact with the victim and stay at least 150 yards away from where the incident occurred. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. >> this is in oakland. police are investigating a shooting happened about a block from the grand lake theater. this was around 3 o'clock this afternoon on lake park avenue. we're told officers have found evidence of a shooting but no victims. it's still an active scene there. officers are combing the area. police are asking anyone who might have information to come forward. >> and developing news, san fra

james lee ramsey found himself sitting before a judge in all orange. once again, according to san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins, ramsey was arrested for kicking an 88 year-old asian woman friday just after 11:00am. >> these pictures captured the incident on ellis street in san francisco before and during these are very vulnerable who, >> you know, should be respected and revered. i'm not simply walking down the street could cost them their lives. the victim was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. ramsey's charges include felony elder abuse, assault and battery, causing serious injury in 2021. the 27 year-old face similar charges. >> for assaulting oakland, chinatown, community leader carl chan and that he was screaming course, we just let. >> and then i and and i was trying i was turning my head that than i did in movie myself. for what? so i got knocked down on the ground chance as hate crime charges were dropped. but ramsey still served one year in jail after admitting to the crime. at the time the anti-police terro

police say a witness held ramsey until officers arrived.ding to court records, ramsey was convicted of something similar in oakland last year. an attack on an oakland community leader. >> i hear the concerns of the asian community, specifically about the violence inflicted on the elders. we have to make sure that people understand there are consequences when they commit these types of violent acts against our molt vulnerable members of our community. >> ramsey was arraigned today on charges of elder abuse and felony assaults. they are still seeking if they should seek hate crime charges given ramsey's history. >>> today a new national report reveals serious issues with 911 call centers across the country. it echos many of the problems we highlighted a couple weeks ago about oakland's 911 system having the second worst response time in the state. >> tonight investigative reporter candice wynne looks at why it is taking even locker. >> reporter: the golden gate division has an average 911 answering time of nearley a minute. that is the longes

but ramsey still served one year in jail after admitting to the crime. at the time the anti-police terror project held rallies in support of ramsey. >> and current executive director kat brooks says the court system has failed and helping the accused get the mental health services. he needs our time with james ramsey was spent trying to get him placed in long. >> term medical medically facilitated care. it was never the position of a ptp that he should be walking the streets if found guilty of his current charges in san francisco, ramsey could face up to 10 years in prison. chan does not want others to fall victim but agrees with brooks that jail time can't be the only solution for repeat offenders, so-called the system and and the way to setting to get help for him and not to get into. >> and situation again. >> it did not work. >> ramsey is being held without bail and his next court date is scheduled for august 7th. the judge also ordered that if ramsey does get released, he had no contact with the victim and stay at least 150 yards away from where the

james lee ramsey found himself sitting before a judge in all orange. once again, according to san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins, ramsey was arrested for kicking an 88 year-old asian woman friday just after 11:00am. >> these pictures captured the incident on ellis street in san francisco before and during these are very vulnerable who, >> you know, should be respected and revered. i'm not who should fear every day that simply walking down the street could cost them their lives. the victim was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. ramsey's charges include felony elder abuse, assault and battery, causing serious injury in 2021. the 27 year-old face similar charges. >> for assaulting oakland, chinatown, community leader carl chan and that he was screaming course, we just let. >> and then i and and i was trying i was turning my head that than i did in movie myself. for what? so i got knocked down on the ground chance as hate crime charges were dropped. but ramsey still served one year in jail after admitting to the crime. at

chan took these photos of ramsey, which helped lead to his arrest. since ramsey is mentally ill, the judge opted not to send him to prison. instead ordering him to spend 18 months in county jail. and then another 18 under supervision. he had already done his time. i think the entire community, every one of us, we feel so sick about it and we feel so sorry for the victim and their family. it is proof that the system failed. james. he should have been in a long term, permanent supportive care facility. kat brooks is executive director of the anti police terror project, which supports alternatives to incarceration. the group at one point had set up a gofundme to help cover their costs of putting ramsey up in a hotel. she said no one wanted a house. ramsey because of his assault conviction, the first thing, of course, is concern for the elder, right? like no one is celebrating that. and then is mad frustration because this did not have to happen. chan is upset about that gofund me and says he's not surprised ramsey's back in custody when you were able to

a witnesdetained ramsey unless officers could arrest him. he was gewith lonies including assault, battery and elder abuse. he is charged with battery against the witness who tried to stop him. his arraignment is set for 1:30 this afternoon. >>> in 2021, that same suspect, james lee ramsey assaulted oakland chinatown leader carl chan. he was able to take pictures of ramsey after the attack that helped oakland police track him down. ramsey was convicted of the assault but hate crime charges were dropped as part of a plea deal. >>> kaiser permanente workers are on the picket lines at 40 facilities across the state to protest staffing shortages. 17 of the facilities are in the bay area. a union coalition representing more than 85,000 workers nationwide is demanding major changes in the new contract. the old contract is set to expire at the end of september. they say because of the staffing short tables, working conditions aren't safe, especially in the wake of the pandemic. >> we want to make sure that we are here. we want to take care of our pa

ramsey is also charged with battery against the witness. this preliminary hearing was set for august 7th. you might remember that in 2021, ramsey assaulted carl chan. chan was able to take pictures of ramsey after the attack, which helped police to track him down. he was convicted of the assault, but hate crime charges were dropped as part of a plea deal. >>> five suspects including juveniles are charged in an attempted robbery and homicide in san jose. police said evan haley and others broke into the home and shot someone. that person survived and last week police searched the homes. officers said they found one ghost gun, four unregistered guns, magazines and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. >> we sincerely believe that one or more firearms taken off the street very likely eliminate the possibility of another shooting or homicide from occurring in the city streets of san jose. >>> automatic license plate readers could soon be coming to the city of berkeley. the city council is expected to vote on whether to allow the installs or not. ber

gofund me and says he's not surprised ramsey is back in custody. when you were able to get support from many people and doing the wrong thing and when you came out and you're financially rewarded now this defendant's been charged with elder abuse, assault and battery is being held at san francisco county jail and will return to court next month. mike hey, henry, did the district attorney, brooke jenkins, mention anything about the possibility of hate crime charges here in this case? no. hate crime has been charged at this point with the investigation is ongoing at this point. there doesn't seem to be any hate crime statements made against the victim. all right. henry lee live here in the studio tonight. henry, thank you. health care workers at kaiser hospitals are walking the picket lines outside of bay area hospitals. are getting a negative. employees are protesting what they call unsafe staffing and a crisis in patient care. they have a labor contract that is set to expire at the end of september. the unions representing the workers say they want

but ramsey still served one year in jail after admitting to the crime.lies in support of ramsey. >> and current executive director kat brooks says the court system has failed and helping the accused get the mental health services. he needs our time with james ramsey was spent trying to get him placed in long. >> term medical medically facilitated care. it was never the position of a ptp that he should be walking the streets if found guilty of his current charges in san francisco, ramsey could face up to 10 years in prison. chan does not want others to fall victim but agrees with brooks that jail time can't be the only solution for repeat offenders, so-called the system and and the way to setting to get help for him and not to get into. >> and situation again. >> did not work. >> ramsey is being held without bail and his next court date is scheduled for august 7th. the judge also ordered that if ramsey does get released, he had no contact with the victim and stay at least 150 yards away from where the incident occurred. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob

ramsey's back in custody. when you were able to get support from many people and doing the wrong thing and when you came out and you're financially rewarded, the defendants been charged with assault, battery and elder abuse . he'll return to court next month. henry lee ktvu fox two news new at ten. san francisco prosecutors are currently reviewing more than 130 cases involving a narcotics officer who is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a confidential informant in the public defender's office, telling us it has been notified by the da's office that officer christina hays is a potential witness in 132 current cases. and it's looking into other cases. she may be involved in. according to the chronicle, 82 cases have been dismissed in san francisco because of officer hayes's alleged involvement with an informant. an additional nine cases have been dismissed in alameda county. a's was moved to an administra role following the allegations. artificial intelligence remains a big sticking point in t

not with anything prior to that. >> in 2021 ramsey attacked community leader carl chan from behind. >> i'm not surprised at all that he went out and attacking an elderly lady. and you know, i think we are very sad to see it. >> according to court documents, ramsey pleaded no contest to felony assault. to some community leaders there is more to ramsey story. >> he should have been placed in a long-term mental health care facility where he would likely still be today in this incident would've never happened. but we keep responding with short-term jail and prison stints. >> for years the anti-police terror project has been working to get ramsey mental health help. he was featured in a new york times essay about mental health. >> we are deeply saddened that this happened. we are equally angry that we are here, because we tried as the anti-police terror project to get james help. he has multiple mental health issues that are compounded by substance abuse and the fact that he does not have a house. >> in the assault case ramsey asked the court for behavioral treatment. >> he will not be in

if ramsey will receive the help he needs if we determine in many cases that somebody is suffering fromgnificant mental health issue and that was the root cause of their offense, then we have behavioral health court. >> we can certainly craft individualized mental treatment, mental health treatment programs for them. >> in the meantime, community leaders here say people can no longer remain silent. >> you have to go to court. you have to testify because we're so afraid not to testify. so the case becomes zero. you only hear about in the news. so i think we should encourage people to report it. follow up in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc seven news. >> and our apologies. we got our signals crossed. that's leanne melendez reporting on the san francisco police chief and district attorney in chinatown today dealing with concerns about safety in that community. we are going to go to that live news conference regarding a police involved shooting in hunters point just as soon as it begins, which we expect to happen any moment. >> san francisco prosecutors are reviewing at least 132 active

ramsey has bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, according to his attorneys. now ramsey is the same man convicted of attacking oakland. chinatown leader carl chan back in 2021. chan was knocked to the ground at eighth and broadway. now, although bloodied and dazed, chan took these photos of ramsey and which helped lead to his arrest. now, since ramsey is mentally ill, the judge opted not to send him to prison, instead ordering him to spend 18 months in county jail and then another 18 under supervision. at the time, he got a lot of community support. i mean, i am not surprised that, you know, he's attacking another elderly woman and the reason why i'm saying that i still remember you at the court house with me at a time when i was giving my victims impact statement. the there was a group of people, about 30, 40 people these people, they came and in support of my attacker. so it's the same person who attacked it, the elderly lady. so this is a complex problem. what to do with mentally ill criminal defense who keep getting arrested over and over, guys and henry,

but ramsey did serve one year in jail after admitting to that crime. and at the time the anti-police terror project held rallies in support of ramsey. the current executive director cat brooks says that the court system has failed in helping the accused get the mental health services that he needs. >> our time with james ramsey was spent trying to get him placed in long term medical medically facilitated care. it was never the position of a ptp that he should be walking the streets. >> if found guilty of the current charges in san francisco, ramsey could face up to 10 years in prison. well, ramsey now being held without bail. his next court date is set for august 7th. the judge also ordered that if he does get released from jail who have no contact with the victim and he has to stay 150 yards away from where that incident occurred. a 35 to time. also in the news in the south bay, we have san jose police now arresting a man and for minors for a home invasion robbery that left a victim with a gunshot wound. the whole thing happened back on june. 11th on

ramsey is being held without bail. next court date is scheduled for august 7th. have no contact with the victim and stay at least 150 yards away where that incident occurred. well, san francisco police say that car and went airborne in saturday's wild crash stolen just moments before show's witnesses rushing in to help the 5 people inside that car. but they refused any help and they left before police arrived. the officers investigating that crash and they were later approached by a man who said he was the car's owner. man says he was just sitting in his car just a couple blocks away near dolores park when he was approached by the suspects. police say they are still looking for the 5 people that were inside that car. well, a former leader of the black panther party is helping bring affordable housing to west oakland at the corner 7 and campbell streets. elaine brown is cold developing through her nonprofit organization, oakland and the world leaders, the former chairwoman of the black panther party says construction of on the building broke ground late last year

but ramsey served one year in jail after admitting to that crime.er that time, the anti police terror project held rallies in support of ramsey and current executive director kat brooks says that the court system failed him in not getting him. the mental health services he needed. >> our time with james ramsey was spent trying to get him placed in long term medical medically facilitated care. it was never the position of a ptp that he should be walking the streets. >> well, if found guilty of his current charges in san francisco, ramsey could face up to 10 years in prison. >> ramsey is being held now without bail and his next court date is set for august 7th. in the meantime, the judge ordered that if he does get out of jail, he can't have any contact with the victim. and yes, just a 150 yards away from where the incident happened. >> well, in the east bay, a former leader of the black panther party is helping bring affordable housing to west oakland kron four's philippe recall, talking to the activist and showing us what they're doing. >> known as

ramsey is accused of kicking that woman friday just after 11 in the morning.fact, here are some pictures showing the incident on ellis street before and during the attack, the victim was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries in 2021. >> the 27 year-old face similar charges assaulting an oakland chinatown, community leader carl chan. and in that case, the hate crime charges were dropped but ramsey still served one year in jail after admitting to that crime. yeah. at the time the anti police terror project held rallies in support of ramsey and current. >> evict executive director kat brooks says that the court system has failed in helping the cues to get the mental health services heat desperately needed. >> our time with james ramsey was spent trying to get him placed in long term medical medically facilitated care. it was never the position of a ptp that he should be walking the streets. >> well, if found guilty of his current charges in san francisco grams, it could face up to 10 years in prison. >> ramsey is being held right now without ba

. >> on tuesday, james ramsey was arraigned elder abuse and assault charges for the friday attack of an 88 year-old asian american woman near union square. ramsey was previously convicted and served time for attacking api community leader carl chan in oakland at wednesday's news conference, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins addressed complaints that ramsey had not yet been charged with a hate crime saying at this point in the investigation, they don't have the evidence beyond a reasonable doubt that the attack was motivated by hate. we're looking at all sorts of factors in determining whether or not we can prove somebody is motive for their sometimes it is whether they choose the same pattern of type of of victims. >> so do they choose the same gender or race or religion? when they victimize you know who they choose. and so those are factors that we but of course, we're looking at the full picture and whether we think that's enough. authorities also revealed that on monday, a 68 year-old api man was attacked in san francisco's ingleside neighborhood. a suspect in that ca

in 2021, ramsey attacked oakland chinatown community leader carl chan. hate crime charges were dropped, but he was later convicted and sentenced to 18 months in jail. court records show that he was arrested in march of this year for violating his probation. his next court date is august 7th. >>> a lot of eyes are on the vallejo city council meeting. the city is expected to declare a public safety state of emergency over its police staffing. according to the interim police chief, 34 officers are assigned to patrol duties with three of them about to leave the force. the department has 132 sworn officer positions with 80 of those being filled. as of now, city staff members are recommending the emergency declaration. officials still need to vote at the meeting on whether to accept that request. if the emergency is declared, this means the city manager responsibilities would broaden. he would have the ability to direct resources from all city departments, allocating them to the police force. many residents and business owners say they are feeling the weight o

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins addressed complaints that ramsey had not been charged with a hate the police are still actively investigating this case. my office is going to make sure that we former prosecution file to make sure that we are reviewing everything that we need to consider whether or not that is an allegation that we can add to right now, we're not at that but of should we feel that we have sufficient evidence to prove that this was motivated by hate, then we would add that allegation. authorities also revealed that on monday a 68 year-old api man was attacked in san francisco's ingleside neighborhood. >> a suspect in that case has also been arrested and charged going forward. authorities say the city must do more to mobilize to make sure its elders are being taken care of and protected. if that means having ambassadors ushering them to where they need to go more often than that's what it's going to take for us to send a message that we are rallying around this. >> population right now to ensure that they are protected. >> authorities also encourage membe

terror project held rallies in support of ramsey and current executive director kat brooks.the court system has failed in helping the accused get the mental health services that he needs. >> our time with james ramsey was spent trying to get him placed in long term medical medically facilitated care. it was never the position of a ptp that he should be walking the streets. >> well, if found guilty of his current charges in san francisco, ramsey could face up to 10 years in prison being held right now, though, bail next court date is set for august 7th and the judge also ordered. >> the tv if he is released from jail, he have no contact with the victim. time now is 6.32. >> in the south bay, san jose police have arrested a man and for minors for a home invasion robbery that left victim with a gunshot wound. the incident happened back on june. 11th that was on bedford drive right near even vail elementary school earlier this month, police carried out multiple search warrants to make the arrests and they say they found several guns. the man was booked into the santa clara count

. >> ramsey is known to have severe mental health issues. to say that he fell through the cracks is an understatement. following the attack, ramsey was sent to the california medical facility in vacaville to be evaluated. but somehow ended in the santa rita jail. from there he was sent to north current state prison and later released with zero mental health support. the organization anti-police terror project said they tried to place them in several residential programs, but ramsey was either rejected or right away. >> institutions that are supposed to help him said no, here we are. >> so, we ask the da if ramsey will receive the help he needs. >> if we determine, in many cases that someone is suffering from a significant mental health issue and that was the root cause of their offense, we have behavioral health court, we can certainly craft individualized mental health treatment programs for them. >> in the meantime, community leaders say people can no longer remain silent. >> you have to go to court. you have to testify, because we are so

ramsey is available on a free transfer after his contract at nice expired last month.g of ashley young. he was free after leaving aston villa. the former england international is sean dyche's first signing, joining on a one year deal and hasjoined up with the squad on their preseason training camp in switzerland. now to paris, where great britain are on the hunt for more medals to add to their tally at the world para—athletics championships after hollie arnold won her fifth f46 javelin title in a row yesterday. all eyes are on hannah cockroft. rachel latham is there. this morning saw hannah cockroft break the championship record in the 100 metres heat. this sets up nicely for this evening's final. she has held the title in this event for the last 12 years. but she is still looking very comfortable ahead of the rest of the field. her closest competition will come from her team—mate, who raced in a different heat this morning. she is a two—time silver paralympic medallist, and the pair will be pushing for gold and silver later on tonight. also going for great britain thi

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we have team coverage on all the latest developments and the former police chief charles ramsey is standingy. first, we start with danny freeman in philadelphia. danny, what more have you learned about the suspect there? >> reporter: well, we still have a number of questions about the suspect, especially the question of why this suspect decided to open fire. a residential community in southwest philadelphia yesterday evening. what we know is that the suspect is in his 40s, was taken into custody. as you mentioned, he was carrying multiple weapons and armed with a bulletproof vest last night when he went on the shooting spree. we know how this started. it kicked off at 8:30 last night. philadelphia police got reports of multiple gunshots in philadelphia. that's in the southwestern part of the city. and when officers arrived they found there were multiple gunshot victims and also they heard a number of gunshots still happening in the surrounding block. so officers ended up chasing after the sound of the gunshots, they found their suspect, they chased after their suspect and arrested him witho

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins addressed complaints that ramsey had not been charged with a hate crime. the police are still actively investigating this case. my office is going make sure that we former prosecution file to make sure that we are reviewing everything that we need to consider whether or not that is an allegation that we can add to right now, we're not at that but of should we feel that we have sufficient evidence to prove that this was motivated by hate, then we would add that allegation. authorities also revealed that on monday a 68 year-old api man was attacked in san francisco's ingleside neighborhood. >> a suspect in that case has also been arrested and charged going forward. authorities say the city must do more to mobilize to make sure its elders are being taken care of and protected. if that means having ambassadors ushering them to where they need to go more often than that's what it's going to take for us to send a message that we are rallying around this. >> population right now to ensure that they are protected. >> authorities also encourage t

. >>> police arrested ramsey in 2021 after oakland chinatown charlie chan was attacked. ramsey was convicted of a assault in that case but hate crime charges were dropped as part of a plea deal. >>> kaiser health workers are o the picket lines at more than 4 facilities across the state. 17 in the bay area. a union coalition representing 85,000 workers is demanding better pay and benefits. workers say that that would fix the severe staffing shortages they face since more employees are leavin kaiser to work elsewhere. >> it's been this way even before the pandemic. it's now worse. so, enough is enough. we are tired, frustrated. >> that is terina. the old unio contract is set to expire at th end of september. kaiser says i many regions it pays workers above market average. kaiser releasing a statement where we are in the bargaining process, it's clear the picketing by the coalition isn't about drawing attention to new issues but an attempt to create bargaining leverage. that is the words of kaiser and all medical facilities will be open. they promise they will operate norma

ramsey pleaded not guilty to friday's attack and nobel has been set.pen police modernized what could be its largest expansion projects in 60 years. it includes constructing a new terminal adding 16 new gates. if the plan goes through, they will modernize terminal one and make improvements to many areas and add more parking. >> oakland has been while curing if they have done little changes but this is for the city. reggie: the project aims to keep up with projected demand. oakland currently has 11 million passengers annually. they expect the number to grow to 24 million by 2038. kumasi: people who live in their cars violates the california constitution. this practice involves towing cars who have accrued tickets for many days. many say this unfairly targets on house and lower income residents. courts ruled this violates the fourth amendment which protects against unreasonable searches and seizures by requiring warrants. reggie: the biden administration plans to appeal ruling that blocks its controversial asylum policy after a federal judge ruled against

san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins addressed complaints that ramsey had not been charged with a hate crime. the police are still actively investigating this case. my office is going to make sure that we the former prosecution file to make sure that we are reviewing everything that we need to consider whether or not that is an allegation that we can add to right now, we're not at that but of should we feel that we have sufficient evidence to prove that this was motivated by hate, then we would add that allegation. authorities also revealed that on monday a 68 year-old api man was attacked in san francisco's ingleside neighborhood. >> a suspect in that case has also been arrested and charged going forward. authorities say the city must do more to mobilize to make sure its elders are being taken care of and protected. if that means having ambassadors ushering them to where they need to go. >> more often than that's what it's going to take for us to send a message that we are rallying around this population right now to ensure that they are protected. >> authorities also enco

i'm talking about 27 year old james ramsey.asian woman near allison market streets in the city. ramsey's been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, according to his lawyers. he was convicted of attacking oakland. chinatown leader carl chan back in 2021. i think the entire community, everyone, one of us, we feel so sick about it and we feel so sorry for the victim and the family. this did not have to happen. it is proof that the system failed. james. he should have been in a long term, permanent, you know, support care facility now for the attack on carl chan ramsey was ordered to spend 18 months in the county jail and then another 18 months under supervision. in this latest case, he's been charged with assault, battery and elder abuse. and he'll be back in court next month. we have some new details about monday's rolling gun battle on the streets of downtown oakland. investigators now say it started when a man tried to stop some thieves from breaking into his car. now, it was in the middle of the day on monday, 10t

this is for sure every father football star aaron ramsey returned after a long career in the club wherecareer began already in the status of a football veteran. he signed a contract with a cardiff, but he did not sign with him alone offensive in the club academy and sonya's little son who knows, maybe they will play together years later, and for the main team, although the 32-year-old. anu. for this you need to try hard. oh what a cute boy. we wish you his victories, true, here is a good good sports, career. children, apparently, always win-win stories, yes sports news. and it was loud enough at the russian football super cup, which gathered in kazan full house zenit defeated cska in a dramatic penalty shootout and strengthened its status as the main russian club modernity. well, where without zenit fan sergei shnurov, he shared the joy of the players of his native team in the locker room. at the most interesting place, by the way, the composition ended. who knows someone knows her. i don't know, i can only guess what he was doing on the table. she does not show up to this left intrigue

chief ramsey, first of all, happy fourth of july. we're grateful that you're sharing the holiday with us. let's start with the shooting in philadelphia, a city that you know well. police arrested this suspect, and he had a bulletproof vest, an ar-15-style rifle, a handgun, and a scanner. what does all that tell you about a possible motive? >> well, i mean, it was a planned attack. i mean, whatever his motive was, and i don't think they've found an exact motive yet, but he certainly planned the attack. he had on the bulletproof vest, multiple firearms, ammunition, and so forth. so this is something that wasn't spontaneous. that's for sure. but one thing i do want to point out, the officers there in philadelphia did an outstanding job. they took this guy into custody without firing a single shot. we spend a lot of time talking about use of force and police and especially deadly force if it's not justified. this is a situation where they very well could have used deadly force, no question about it, and yet they didn't. and those kinds o

chief ramsey, again talking about a mass shooting in the united states. i asked the mayor a question that he didn't know specifically the answer to but maybe you're experience in forms can answer. and sometimes in these working class neighborhoods, people are reluctant to speak with police. but when you have dozens of people as victims here, are they more likely with the victim number so high? >> yeah, they are more likely in a scenario like this. you had the mayor said hundreds of people gathered. the reporter mentioned that people were probably taking video and so forth. but there is a lot of people now that have to be interviewed. i find it hard to believe that no one recognized the individual or individuals who are engaged in this kind of mass shooting. you know, there will be combing the area looking at shell casings, trying to determine one shooter or two. no doubt there is probably more than one shooter. this many people shot. but, again, somebody has information that the police need in order to bring these people into custody. >> and as we discuss

james ramsey was arraigned on elder abuse and assault charges for the friday attack of an 88 year-old asian american woman near union square. ramsey was previously convicted and served time for attacking api community leader called chan in oakland at a news conference yesterday, san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins address complaints that ramsey up to this point hasn't yet been charged with a hate crime, but she says her office at this point still lacks evidence to make that claim. >> we're looking at all sorts of factors in determining whether or not we can prove somebody is motive for their sometimes it is whether they choose the same pattern of type of of victims. so do they choose the same gender or race or religion when they victimize you know who they choose. and so those are factors that we but of course, we're looking at the full picture and whether we think that's enough. >> authorities say it's up to law enforcement and the community to put an end to these attacks. >> a 38 right now and there is a new proposal to amend the state constitution. and if it's approved

james ramsey was arraigned on elder abuse and assault charges for the friday attack of an 88 year-oldusly convicted and served time for attacking api community leader called chan in oakland at a news conference yesterday, san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins addressed complaints that ramsey had not yet been charged with a hate crime, saying her office lacks sufficient evidence. >> we're looking at all sorts of factors in determining whether or not we can prove somebody is motive for their sometimes it is whether they choose the same pattern of type of victim. so do they choose the same gender or race or religion when they victimize you know who they choose? and so those are factors that we but of course, we're looking at the full picture and whether we think that's enough. >> authorities say it's up to law enforcement and the community to put an end to these kinds of attacks. police in the north bay have arrested 5 teenagers accused of burglarizing a marijuana dispensary in sonoma county. santa rosa. police say one of their officers recognize the car that the teens were ri

james ramsey was arraigned for elder abuse and assault charges for friday's attack of an 88 year-oldon square. ramsey was previously convicted and served time for attacking api community leader carl chan in oakland and at a news conference yesterday, san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins answer complaints from the community about why ramsey hasn't yet been charged with a hate crime. she says her office at this point still lacks the evidence to make that case. >> we're looking at all sorts of factors in determining whether or not we can prove somebody is motive for their sometimes it is whether they choose the same pattern of type of of victims. so do they choose the same gender or race or religion? when they victimize a, you know who they choose. and so those are factors that we but of course, we're looking at the full picture and whether we think that's enough. >> authorities say at this point it's up to law enforcement and the community to put an end to these attacks. police in the north bay have arrested 5 teenagers accused of burglarizing a marijuana dispensary in sono

fact, on tuesday, james ramsey was arraigned on elder abuse and assault charges for the friday attack of an 88 year-old asian american woman near union square. ramsey was previously convicted and served time for attacking api community leader called chan in oakland and at a news conference yesterday, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins address complaints that ramsey has not yet been charged with a hate crime. she says her office at this point still lacks sufficient evidence. >> we're looking at all sorts of factors in determining whether or not we can prove somebody is motive for their sometimes it is whether they choose the same pattern of type of of victims. so do they choose the same gender or race or religion when they victimize you know who they choose? and so those are factors that we but of course, we're looking at the full picture and whether we think that's enough. >> well, authorities say it's up to law enforcement and the community to put an end to these attacks. police in the north bay arrested 5 teenagers accused of burglarizing a marijuana dispensary in sonoma

james ramsey was arraigned on elder abuse and assault charges for the friday attack of an 88 year-old asian american woman near union square. ramsey was previously convicted and served time for attacking a api community leader carl chan in oakland and at a news conference yesterday, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins addressed complaints that ramsey still hasn't yet been charged with a hate crime. she says her office still lack sufficient evidence to make that charge. >> we're looking at all sorts of factors in determining whether or not we can prove somebodys motive for their sometimes it is whether they choose the same pattern of type of of victims. so do they choose the same gender or race or religion? when they victimize you know who they choose. and so those are factors that we but of course, we're looking at the full picture and whether we think that's enough. >> well, authorities say it's up to law enforcement and the community to put an end to these attacks. meanwhile, police in the north bay have arrested 5 teenagers accused of burglarizing a marijuana dispensary

that was cambodian, the opposition politicians have ramsey speaking to us from paris. thank you very much. thank you. the at the women's world cup the united states have launched their bid for 3rd consecutive trophy with a comfortable 3 new wind against turning the newcomer vietnam. in auckland, the wind put them on top of group b and cements their claim as one of the favorites. the united states showed their intent ride from the stars and the genius passed from alex moore. preceded the open or sophia smith said no nerves in front of gold and made one new team for meetings. on the brink of off time, the referee awarded a penalty for this tackle in the box. but strike a alex morgan was denied by vietnam's gatekeeper. it is already the full moon penalty of this world comp campaign. bucks just one minute later the united states doubled their leads, which to me 2nd go the game and 10 minutes before full time quincy holler and put some pricing on the k to submit the final score. it's 3 new a statement we from the defending champions. right here, up to date, but to stay tune