a witness nearby saw the incident and detain ramsey until police arrived. prosecutors are now planning to request pretrial detention for him because they believe he poses a public safety risk. ramsey faces multiple charges and could face 10 years in prison. if convicted. he's going to be court at 9 this morning. turning now to developing news. one person was hospitalized after a freeway shooting in san leandro. the chp says just after 02:00pm yesterday a car pulled into the leandro police department parking lot. well, the person who been shot inside of a car. now police believe the incident may have happened on eastbound interstate 5.80, near grand avenue. no word on the victim's condition. there. and a francisco police responded to a shooting that left one person injured saturday night. it happened a tiny a street in the bayview district at around 08:30pm. officers say that man was hospitalized for life-threatening injuries. police are asking anyone with any information to contact them immediately. happening today, the first day of school officially starts

stephen sackur has been talking to sam ramsey for our hardtalk programme — here's a little of what he by his son, he was more educated and more open, presumably. people expect that, oh, there will be an improvement of the regime. not at all. i mean, the americans are certainly hoping that because they're very aware that he was educated in part at the military academy at west point. he also was educated in part in the united kingdom. what the west sees in hun manet, i think, is the possibility of a leader who is more open than his father. this is exactly what the west expected from bashar al—assad. actually, the son is worse than the father because the regime remains the same. actually, the son is a prisoner of the system set up by the father. this is true in syria as well as in cambodia. well, whether or not that message is getting through in capitals like washington and london, it certainly doesn't seem to be cutting any ice in the capital that arguably matters most when it comes to diplomacy. and that is beijing, because beijing has, it seems, an iron clad alliance with hun sen and

ramsey allegedly kicked the woman spat honor. now another victim as well. a witness nearby saw the incident and detained ramsey until police arrive. prosecutors are planning to request pretrial detention for him because they believe he poses a risk to the public safety. ramsey faces multiple charges and could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted. he'll be in court at 9 o'clock this morning. turning just more developing news now. one person has been hospitalized after a freeway shooting in san leandro. the chp says just after 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon that a car pulled into the san police department parking lot with a person who'd been shot inside. now, police believe the incident may have happened on eastbound interstate 5.80, right near grand avenue. no word yet on the victim's condition this morning. but update you if we find out 608. san francisco police responded to a shooting where one person was injured. it happened saturday night on street. >> in the bay view, it was around 8.30. a man was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. and po

i s and a i l ramsey. our am s t y. he will be joined by special agent in charge of the fbi's san francisco division of robert k trip trip. this bill t r i p p 2 peas on that one. >> looks like they're still getting things situated here at the fbi headquarters as the fbi is going to be bringing us some more information regarding the arrest of several pittsburgh, an antioch police officers today. so we'll take a break. let them get eveverery y bubusisines dedeseservrveses a a g gre. ththatat's's w whyhy c comoms isis l lauauncnching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started for just $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get one free line of unlimited mobile. comcast business, powering possibilities. quick health stories here right now. doct

host of the dave ramsey show, dave ramsey himself. hi, dave. you helped me get out of debt.ur show and 10 years ago, i was in massive debt and you told me to start with credit card that was smallest and i slowly got out of debt. i remember the day. a lot of people are experiencing that. what tips do you have? >> my daddy used to say 90% of solving a problem is knowing there is one. be problem aware. october is coming. student loans have to be paid. i'm sorry, it is hard, you have to face this. okay. running over and -- facing the biden inflation problems and grocery bill, your gas bill everything gone up. i'm sorry. you have got to face this. children do what feels good. adults device a plan and follow it. you can't run over and cash out your 401(k). we have credit card debt for the first time ever. over 1 trillion last month, 1.78 trillion with 40 million people with student loan debt. people are saying, i am going to continue to spend like i always have, my life has changed. if you don't face it, you will make it worse. don't push the amazon prime button like a monkey on c

ramsey allegedly kicked that woman that spat on another victim. there was a witness nearby who saw it all happen. in fact, it was at witness who held ramsey until police arrived. prosecutors are now planning to request a pretrial detention for him. they think he's a risk to the public. ramsey faces multiple charges could face upwards of 10 years in prison if convicted, he'll be in court at 9 o'clock this morning. meanwhile, turning to some other developing news now. one person is hospitalized after a freeway shooting in san leandro. the chp says it was just after 2 in the afternoon at a car pulled into the stanley under police department's parking lot with the person inside who'd been shot. police believe the shooting happened on eastbound 5.80, right near grand avenue. we're still waiting and working on confirming the victim's condition this morning. >> 909, right now. and there was chaos in the east there were multiple sideshows that happened in antioch yesterday morning. this one that you're looking at here 3 o'clock in the morning. at the end

ramsey allegedly kicked that woman and then spat on another victim. a witness nearby saw what was happening and was able to detain ramsey until police got there. prosecutors are planning to request pretrial detention because they think he's a risk to public safety. ramsey faces multiple charges and could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted. he'll be in court at 9 o'clock this morning. turning to some other developing news now. one person is hospitalized after a freeway shooting in san leandro. the chp says it was just after 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the car pulled into the san leandro police department parking lot with the person inside had been shot. police believe the shooting happened on eastbound 5.80, right near grand avenue. we're still working on confirming the victim's condition this morning. >> time now 708. in san francisco. police responded to a shooting. one persot was injured saturday night on the tone, a street in the bayview district. the shooting happened around 8.30, police ended up helping in getting the man transported t

dave ramsey is with us, multinational best-selling author.king about personal responsibility. a lot of politicians, the president of the united states looking at revisiting college student loan forgiveness am a clever way to do a end run around the supreme court. what do you think of that? >> it has gotten completely out of control but the student loan program is an epic failure. we have one. $7 trillion in debt. they are so horrible we have to talk about what we are giving them and congress and the president are so until actually dishonest, they make the loans. if there's a horrible way to talk about forgiving them, we should stop making them first before having a discussion about forgiving the existing loans. neil: i will take that on as my own idea. you raise a good point. keep digging home, put down the shovel, we keep doing it. this is something robert f kennedy junior of all people, to say we compound these education ills because for every piece of loan relief kids get it costs tuition, board and this other stuff so feed the beast about

ramsey he survived by his wife and 3 - children. a memorial service is set to take place at 10:00am tomorrow at the college of san mateo. >> the san francisco taxi workers alliance planning to protest the possible expansion. driverless cars tomorrow. the group is planning to gather at the california public utility commission headquarters in the city. they want the commission to know they don't want companies waymo and cruise to offer. 24 7 commercial driverless passenger service in the city. the commission is meeting tomorrow to discuss the interference of autonomous vehicles with first responders. on thursday, the commission voted votes on whether to grant expansion of services for driverless cars. coming up, which bay area cities received governor gavin newsom's designation as pro housing. >> i'm being imposed on 2 major robo call operators how the 2 made those calls. and new developments in a potential cage match between elon and mark zuckerberg. what the 2 sides saying tonight. >> elon musk says his potential in-person fight wit

well, let me -- let me go to you, chief ramsey, if i could.k really expressed the passion that exists with young people in this country. and he's absolutely right. we booked the interview with him to talk about what was taking place in tennessee, and then a mass shooting happens, a racially motivated mass shooting happens in florida. it is almost like we can book these interviews every weekend and there will be another mass shooting to talk about after the fact. it is outrageous. it seems to me that it is not, i was trying to ask representative jones about this. it seems like there is a ground swell of momentum to deal with this problem that takes place after every one of these occurs and it dies down again. and i know you're a law enforcement analyst. i wonder if you can put on a different hat and talk about how the hell do we get out of this? it is madness. >> it is madness. it's ridiculous. i think the representative was absolutely right and i'm glad he showed the passion that he did show. you know, we don't stay focused on any issue for an

michael joseph ramsey passed away. he had a a battle with a job related illness and died on july. 21st at the age of 54. he served in the fire service for 33 years and retired in december of 2022, he survived by his wife and 3 children. >> 10 38 is the time. bart apparently saw its 3rd highest saturday ridership day since the pandemic. the agency reach more than 101,000 riders traveling through bart stations. bart says some big events this weekend like the battle of the bay, the bay bridge series to the a's and the giants that help boost their numbers. >> it didn't give him all taylor swift think it is down yeah, it dead. 39 right now, kids and teachers. if you're not already going back to school now preparing nationwide. and apparently there's a big bus driver shortage. so, yeah, they're having a hard time finding enough. that shortage has been a big problem for the past few years as a matter of fact, and now looks like kids. >> maybe paying the price. we've got news nation's nick smith with the story. >> it's going t

district attorney, ismael ramsey, an ounce for indictments this afternoon. the fbi saying 9 of the 10 officers have been arrested. it took 100 fbi agents to successfully rushed them in different states, not only here in california, but also in texas and hawaii after 2 years of investigating. these are the 4 indictments announced one being a college fraud indictment alleging 6 officers claimed they earn college credits that increase their pay. but officials allege they hired people to attend those classes for them. second is a steroid distribution charge for 2 officers and then an obstruction indictment alleging one officer interfered with a wiretap investigation. lastly, the civil rights indictment which has to do with the text messages we've been talking about for months between 3 officers, all officials released 29 pages and those included text chains of them bragging about injuring and using a canine on suspects and describing violence against them and alleging that they went as far as to threaten antioch. mayor lamar thorpe, who is black, the fbi and u.s

fact, that person detained ramsey until police arrived. prosecutors are now planning to request pretrial detention because they believe he poses a risk to the public. ramsey faces multiple charges ultimately could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted, he'll be in court at 9 o'clock this morning. >> it's 808. and there was chaos in the east bay. law enforcement responded to multiple sideshows in antioch yesterday morning. lakota happened here was around 3 in the morning. the car crashed into another car and then into a fire hydrant at west 9th and g streets. a woman in her 50's suffered major injuries and the driver of that vehicle was caught after trying to run away at the 21 year-old they arrested was a no bail warrant at a santa clara county for a previous sideshow. and there were other incidents as well. >> additionally, right after that, we were dispatched to hear at the antioch area for one vehicle into the at the end of the antioch area. >> and look at what happened here. the driver of the car that went into the water, disc ape

ramsey retired in december of 2022, he survived by his wife and 3 children. there's a memorial service set to take place at 10:00am tomorrow at th- college of san mateo. a firefighting helicopter was involved in a midair collision while responding to a brush fire in riverside county tonight. this happened around 05:00pm near the 10 freeway and cabins on according to county sheriffs, it's about 90 miles east of downtown los angeles. crews were working to put out a 20 acre fire, which has been dubbed broadway fire. early reports indicate the chopper was contracted with cal fire. right now. we don't know the conditions of anyone who was on the helicopter. >> the san francisco taxi workers alliance plans protest the possible expansion of driverless cars the group is planning to gather at the california public utility commission headquarters. they want the commission to know that they do not want companies like waymo and cruise to offer 24 7 commercial driverless passenger service in the city. the commission is meeting tomorrow to discuss the interference of auton

district attorney ismael ramsey announced 9 of the 10 officers arrested in california, texas and hawaii. the fbi, you surveillance and tactical forces just like any arrest. it took 100 fbi agents to make a successful arrest of those 9 people. and this is 2 years of investigation. they said there are 4 indictments. as i mentioned, college fraud indictment. that was that's alleging that 6 officers claimed credit of college credits alleging that they hired people to attend those classes for them. another one of the charges, steroids, distribution that involves allegedly 2 officers and then obstruction indictment alleging one officer interfered with a wiretap and then civil rights indictment that has to do with the text messages that we have been talking about for months between 3 officers bragging about injuring and using a k 9 on a suspect or multiple suspects describing violence against them alleging are going as far as threatening mayor lamar thorpe who is black civil rights attorney john burris has talked with us about this. we have been covering this for months and today we're finally

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ramsey allegedly not to the elderly woman over and spot on another victim. a witness nearby saw the incident and detained him until police arrived. prosecutors are planning to request request pretrial detention for him because they believe he poses a public safety risk. ramsey faces multiple charges and could face 10 years in prison if he's convicted. governor gavin newsom has designated south san francisco runner park and santa cruz has pro housing communities that makes eligible for additional funding and resources to build more low income housing. the movement as a response to the state's severe housing shortage, which is expected to only worsen the state's population is expected to grow by 10 million by the year 2050. extreme heat can drain the range on electric vehicles. according to recurrent website that provides battery reports for electric vehicles. temps higher than 95 degrees can sop up to 30% from a vehicle's estimated range or current study batteries from 7500 electric vehicles. they found the hotter it gets the quicker those batteries are train

which is docs and southern england vessels expected to house up to $500.00 men. pastry and teenager ramsey habit has died in hospital one week after being shot by his release. soldiers funeral was held for the 17 year old in the village of so what are the occupied westbank? he had been shot near the illegal settlement of offer after v, as really army says he threw a fire bomb. brazil is preparing to host a 2 day summit on how to protect the amazon rain forest. recent data shows a major reduction in the amount of trees being cut in some areas, but enormous challenges do remain. and those are the headlines as always, our website al jazeera dot com has the latest a tough story speak with us. is this time for the west to replace the best option for the ukraine watch awards and what, what those options look like? what is us strategy when it comes to iran for almost 200 years, americans have generally been stuck with 2 political choices, but cannot ever change the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line areas, you need to be fixed, the supplier prices, and protecting yourself. sheltering int

ramsey says after alcohol, methamphetamine users make up the second-largest portion of drug users in santa clara county. and there's also no fda approved drug for treatment for methamphetamine users like there is for opioid. so they have to try something statewide initiative to see. if this incentive program does help. key people in treatment longer and keep them. clean longer. they're hoping to roll out the program in the next few weeks. she expects about 90 people to sign up the program. costs are being covered through reimbursements bout cow which is california expansion of medical services reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> take a look at this. rain. water pouring down the stairs of a high school in massachusetts. looks like a waterfall. heavy rainfall hit the greater boston area this morning. the rain also flooded roads, stranded drivers disrupted public transportation kron four's. brittany begley joins us now to look at the storms battering the east coast. yeah, definitely battering is coast behind us is that was just watching a video of a senior citizen tr

need action. >>> chief ramsey, thanks so much. brianna? right now we are keeping an eye on the gulf coast, particularly the state of florida, and tropical storm idalia. it's expected to mike landfall as ma major category 3 storm by wednesday. governor desantis said that idali will be a major impact and urged anyone to get ready and be ready to not have power. chat meyers is closely watching the storm's track here. how strong is this storm looking? how close is it? >> right now it's still south of cuba. it's a discombobulated megss. if this were a circulating hurricane, we would be ramping things up. warnings are all in effect all the way around the big bend there. so here is the storm, 65 miles per hour, just to the east of cancun. still will make a pretty big impact in coupa, but then gaining strength in this very warm gulf water. we've been talking about this all season long with the coral and the keys. this is the warmest gulf we have seen with a hurricane on the way. where is that going to be? i know you're looking at the cones at home

a long way to go, as you say, charles ramsey. thank you so much. >>> turning now to weather.racking two storms in the atlantic, both of which will impact the u.s. cnn meteorologist "alyallison chinchar, what are you watching? >> the newer of the two, tropical depression 10 fornld late evidence. sustained winds 35 miles an hour. stationary movement. it really has not moved all that much in about the last 24 hours and it's not expected to move all that much in the next 24 hours. 1:00 a.m. monday it's pretty close to where it is exactly at this moment. at that point then it begins to pick up forward momentum. it's going to slide into very warm ocean temperatures and that will allow this storm it intensify likely a category 1 before sliding into florida late tuesday or very early wednesday morning. and then it's going to continue over into the carolinas before exiting back out the atlantic. the biggest concern with this in the serm short term is going to the rainfall. you look basically stretching from tall haseley to the outer banks widespread totals 406 inches. there will be po

was nationally known for his work on cases like the column line massacre and the murder of jonbenÉt ramseynterest in natalie was personal as well as professional. when they met again a few years later, he asked her to lunch. >> i took him up on the offer and i had the longest village i've ever had. it was hours and it was fabulous. i love it every minute of it. >> ours turned into years. they got engaged. >> he was a brilliant forensic psychiatrist, but he was, in my biased opinion, and even better human being. >> he had two sons of his ex-wife and they were the center of his world. >> he would say to the boys, work hard, don't say can't, be nice, and have fun. >> steve was a master at delving into someone's mind, understanding what made them take. >> no matter who retained him or what they wanted him to say, you can always tell you what he really thought. i'm sure you noticed that about him. >> i did. >> my name is dr. steven pitt. >> i interviewed steve pitt in 2016 for a report on the 20th anniversary of the jonbenÉt ramsey case. >> i get good answers, come on. >> for real. >> a sharp g

ramsey retired in december of 2022, he survived by his wife and 3 kids. a memorial service is set to take place at 10:00am tomorrow at the college of san mateo. >> a group of migrants rights advocates are on their second day of a 40 mile march and they're doing this to raise awareness about immigration reform converts. tiffany justice caught up with the group's walking from san jose and petaluma to san francisco. >> yes, the left about 8 o'clock this morning marching in making their way into downtown san francisco. this is a big effort that started on saturday. >> and has gone through the weekend. 2 groups marching down. we also know that they started marching toward san francisco from san jose and petaluma on saturday and plan on arriving to the federal building in the city by monday, marching along the way. organizers say to bring awareness to h r 15, 11, the registry bill, the bill would allow undocumented people to apply to be permanent. u.s. residents. the marchers are calling for passage of this legislation that is sponsored by u.s. representative z

ramsey retired in december of 2022, he survived by his wife, sally and 3 children. alyssa tyson and juliet. a memorial service is set to take place at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the college of san mateo. >> happening tomorrow, the san francisco taxi workers alliance planning to protest the possible expansion of driverless cars. the group plans to gather at the california public utility commission headquarters. they want the commission to know that they do not want companies like waymo and cruise to offer 24 7 commercial driverless passenger service in the city. the commission is meeting tomorrow to discuss the interference of autonomous vehicles with first responders. on thursday, the commission votes on whether to grant expansion of the services for driverless cars. >> in the north bay, the vallejo police department will host a town hall meeting to address their decline in response to house alarm calls due to limited staffing the town halls happening on tuesday from 06:00pm to 08:00pm at 505, santa clara street. they say about 98% of these types of calls end up

tcu's big addition to this year's roster freshman offensive lineman brian ramsey brooks, nicknamed bignds six foot five and tips the scales at 455 pounds. >> he reportedly put on 75 pounds just last year. as big bubba is not expected to start for tcu, but he's already taking the spotlight. good luck to him. and finally, the woman who's turned her apartment into a hummingbird hospital. wait, what? katya lattouf currently has about 60 of the tiny birds flitting about her home in mexico city. sick injured, or just too young to care for themselves. >> oh, she's entirely self-taught at caring for little birds, by the way, nursing them back to health. you could call her a real humdinger f deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. today, from the new film puppy love, lucy hale. and our good friend, steve patterson, finds out if the kids of summer are ready to go back to school. plus, the benefits of acupuncture

jerry ramsey, laura judge, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> so, the question now is is it wrong fort against the united states women's soccer team? the vitriol is intense tonight. rachel nichols and asieh joins me live to discuss. plus, the brawl that turned racial and he was really seen this by now. what is the real story behind this, social media is lighting up over this chaotic scene.. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel- nothing beats it. new pronamel active shield actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients- it really works. oh, booking.com ♪ somewhere, anywhere... ♪ ♪ i just want to lie motionless in a chair! ♪ booking.com, booking.yeah ♪ ♪ julian's about to learn that free food is a personal eating trigger. no, it isn't. (sigh) yes, it is. and that's just a bit of psychology julian learned from noom weight. sign up now at noom.com. tens of thousands of customers wrote about carvana being easy in their five star reviews, including eric. the whole process was really si

. >> joining us now is law enforcement correspondent charles ramsey.was there in philadelphia and washington, d.c. thank you for being with us. the da says they knew her identity way back to last september. so, why wait until now to reveal it to the public? >> notification. that is something that is essential. obviously, they made this identification, but they wanted to make sure they were able to reach as many relatives as possible before they released this information to the public. it is just amazing the advances in science and technology, to be able to put together these cases. the way they are doing it now. my career goes back over 50 years. we could not do it then, but now it is very possible based on the kind of science and technology that we have. >> it could potentially bring someone to justice. to that point, the da did not announce any new charges. he did not make it to the alleged killer of the gilgo four, rex heuermann. why not? >> they have a lot of work to do. first of all, it is quite different. this particular individual, whose identit

ramsey says after alcohol, methamphetamine users make up the second-largest portion of drug users in santa clara county. and there's also no fda approved drug for treatment for methamphetamine users like there is for opioid. so they have to try something statewide initiative to see. if this incentive program does help. key people in treatment longer and keep them. clean longer. they're hoping to roll out the program in the next few weeks. she expects about 90 people to sign up the program. costs are being covered through reimbursements bout cow which is california expansion of medical services reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. i finally some good news to report tonight. the golden gate bridge. >> he's seen a significant drop in the number of suicides. thanks to a new but unfinished suicide prevention barrier, the nonprofit bridge rail foundation released some new statistics last month confirming only 5 suicide jumps this year compared to 22 from last year. the bridge average between 30 and 70 suicides per year between the years of 2020 19, this 20 foot barrier on t

ramsey says after alcohol, methamphetamine users make up the second-largest portion of drug users in santa clara county. and there's also no fda approved drug for treatment for methamphetamine users like there is for opioid. so they have to try something statewide initiative to see. if this incentive program does help. key people in treatment longer and keep them. clean longer. they're hoping to roll out the program in the next few weeks. she expects about 90 people to sign up the program. costs are being covered through reimbursements bout cow which is california expansion of medical services reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, ikea signs are now up at market and 5th streets in san francisco. the new store will be opening august 23rd san francisco supervisor matt dorsey says he reached out to ikea when whole foods announced their closure on market street back in april over employee safety. >> they have eyes wide open about some of the challenges that we're facing. but i think they agree with me that city policymakers, myself included, are taking public safe

israel met -- israel ramsey made the point that nobody is above the law.ook at this chart rightly behind me. you see all of the officers that are listed and we are talking about nine different sworn officers in one community -- and one community service officer, and a second part that lays out these different indictments. wire fraud, distribution of anabolic steroids and another, falsification of records, and civil rights charges. the u.s. attorney spoke about this afternoon, this is what he had to say. >> this case has one -- been one of our highest priorities for many months. law enforcement officers are sworn for a reason. we bear a tremendous response ability to police our communities lawfully and in keeping with the constitution, and we must always be true to that oath. >> have already been made with eight different individuals, those will continue to happen in the coming days. i can say that the special agent in charge with the fbi here also spoke today, you will hear more about what he had to say about these four different indictments tonight at 6:0

filed by the mother of cobb's 5 and 6-year-old children, ramsey county sheriff's office has issued a request to pick up and hold cobb. so they attempted to get cobb to step out of the vehicle, and hand over the keys. cobb did not cooperate. you will see from the video there is a moment his hand moves rapidly to the shifter but nothing to indicate he had a gun. >> you need to step out of the vehicle. >> i'll explain it when you step out. >> when you say step out of the vehicle. >> hey, man -- get out -- >> get out of the car now. [bleep] [bleep]. p ush >> cobb was shot multiple times, the troopers attempted to render aid but he died at the scene. back to you. >> gillian: fox news alert, reagan national airport here in washington, d.c., not far from the u.s. capitol. former president trump is set to appear before a federal court magistrate judge at the top of the 4:00 hour, expected to be his third indictment in four months, won't be a very long court appearance for the former president. we are not expected to hear from him until after he has been arraigned, that would be the first sho

ramsey says after alcohol, methamphetamine users make up the second-largest portion of drug users in santa clara county. and there's also no fda approved drug for treatment for methamphetamine users like there is for opioid. so they have to try something statewide initiative to see. if this incentive program does help. key people in treatment longer and keep them. clean longer. they're hoping to roll out the program in the next few weeks. she expects about 90 people to sign up the program. costs are being covered through reimbursements bout cow which is california expansion of medical services reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, in the north bay, teachers in sausalito and marin city could soon be going on. strike this all as students are set to go back to class next week. the teachers association says their teachers, they've been working without a contract since june last year. now they say the district offered a 4% raise this year and a 4% increase next year. the union says that that does not even come close to covering the cost of living increases. teacher

so the whole concept of it is you are getting a reward for your positive behave. >> well, ramsey says they're hoping to roll out the program in the next few weeks. she expects about 90 people to sign up that program costs. they're being covered through reimbursements by. telling which is california's expansion of the medical services. bart, by the way, is going to be stalling. some new gates later this year and cutting down on fare evasion. here's video of what the look like. bart made the announcement this week that the transit agency has awarded the contract for almost 800 new fare gates. the goal is not only to deter fare evasion, but also to improve access as well. it's a 90 million dollar project paid for by bart county, federal and state funds. bart's spokesperson alicia trow says that the new fare gates are necessary to keep the transit system running. take a listen. >> we know bart loses millions of dollars of fare evasion. at the same time we do offer low income discounts and discounts for youth and seniors. but we do charge a fair and we need people to pay their fair special

chief ramsey is with us. has led police departments here in washington, d.c. and philadelphia.chief ramsey, minutes ago i was speaking to you about another shooting in another city in jacksonville. and now we are talking about this one here. but this one still an active situation. and i wonder as we watch the police presence there as we watch the word being distributed to students on campus and still open questions as to whether the shooter is still at large or have they made any contact with the shooter, can you tell us what police are likely to be up to right now and focusing on? >> well, i think right now they are just trying to get a handle on what exactly took place, who that they are looking for in this situation. you know, one thing that i've learned over time is that when you have a situation like that that is unfolding, information, initial information, is not usually all that accurate. so i heard a lot of discussion around whether or not, you know, using the term shooter versus shooting and so forth. but i also -- and it is hard to tell when i'm looking at this whethe

attorney ramsey. none of those arrested were engaged in law enforcement, although three were current employees of local departments who had been placed on administrative leave. >> the indictment describes how defendants posted about illegal use of force and text messages between one another. they also allegedly shared photos of injuries and even collected, as mementos, spent ammunition from their attacks on the people of antioch. collectively, these four indictments describe a group of officers who acted as though they were above the law. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney went on to say that all the suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty. we reached out to the defense attorney who is representing at least one of these officers and have not heard back. what about the folks out here in antioch and pittsburg? as we mentioned, this has been ongoing hair, the struggle over what is going on in the police department with various allegations and investigations unfolding. now there are arrests. we hea

i used to work for gordon ramsey in versailles, which is a big corporation in a big hotel.t when you go home, you're just like, "that's it." you-- you tried to forget about it. and that's the thing, when you work for small business like that, you have to be that kind of available all the time. it's like your baby, you have to take care of-- of-- of him, like, all the time. we're gonna reopen in three months and everybody's gonna go out. no, not everybody's gonna go out. people are freaked out. it's gonna be very hard for small mom-and-pops restaurant to survive. reporter 4: nearly one in six restaurants is closed either long-term or permanently due to the pandemic. that figure represents about a 100,000 restaurants. the food service industry lost a 165 billion in revenue from march to july. california restaurants appear to be faring even worse with one in three restaurants telling the california restaurant association that they'll either close permanently or downsize by closing some locations. four more billion of money they did. amazon. so, like, some people are very happy

and this here, this causes director and then ramsey will receive as the previous recipients of the award include onto the image only. robert in a row or venue c o delta grove. the ribbon lazar able are very proud to have this festival because it is the largest film festival. and the reason i because, because it attracts so many collaborative insurances from around the world. but there is another reason as well. this film festivals have rules in failed screening page. during the age of tara, you go in to 19 and the basis for these readings, the place where tax people this type 9 person hands, mortar fire, back in the days there was no electricity. so power generators were used for the screenings and people did not pay for tickets with money that they have to send over a symbolic fee of $1.00 cigarettes. nowadays, it's a large scale event, much more glamour. as a, as i said, people in bosnia are very proud of the philippines as well as the 1st countries of asia. hip hop began in the 1980s a decade after it was born in new york. so the music sean was celebrating 50 years on his, flourished

sam ramsey has been trying, unsuccessfully, to remove hun sen from office — and is now facing the prospect— here's a little of what he had to say. you're not prepared to give hun manet�*s son, hun sen a chance? i think hun manet is a prisoner of the system. remember what happened to syria in 2000 when hafez al—assad was replaced by his son, more educated and more open, presumably. people expect that, oh, there will be an improvement of the regime. not at all. i mean, the americans are certainly hoping that because they're very aware that he was educated in part at the military academy at west point. he also was educated in part in the united kingdom. what the west sees in hun manet, i think, is the possibility of a leader who is more open than his father. this is exactly what the west expected from bashar al—assad. actually, the son is worse than the father because the regime remains the same. actually, the son is a prisoner of the system set up by the father. this is true in syria as well as in cambodia. well, whether or not that message is getting through in capitals like washington and

ramsey says after alcohol, methamphetamine users make up the second-largest portion of drug users inlara county. and there's also no fda approved drug for treatment for methamphetamine users like there is for opioid. so they have to try something statewide initiative to see. if this incentive program does help. key people in treatment longer and keep them. clean longer. they're hoping to roll out the program in the next few weeks. she expects about 90 people to sign up the program. costs are being covered through reimbursements bout cow which is california expansion of medical services reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> longtime san francisco retailer gomes taking out a full page in today's chronicle, calling out the mayor and the board of supervisors. >> and the governor, the ad claims the 165 year-old business may soon have to close because of less foot traffic to the store. the company cites a number of concerns including empty office buildings due to work from home policies. homeless people open drug use. gomes chairman john talks calling on the city too aban

he you know, this is ramsey said this and, you know, that's one of the things we're looking if ramseyclark couldn't get this done, some of the greatest lawyers that bill counselor couldn't get it done. i don't know how we're going to do this. you know, ramsey clark, so this is not this is not about whether he ought to be granted clemency. he never should have been in in the first place. right. you did not prove he's guilty. ask the ask the assistant u.s. attorney who prosecuted the case. we didn't prove it. and we knew we didn't prove it. maybe he aided and himself. maybe he aided abetted the guys who were acquitted based on self-defense. now, in leonard's case, because their theory was he was the principal shooter. the judge didn't let that his co-defendants had been acquitted based on self-defense. it was part of the evidence that was kept out. well, if your theory is aiding and abetting and you're and your evidence shows there were only three people there and two of them have been and your evidence shows a there were only three people there and two have been acquitted, how do you c

he will provide competition for the england goalkeeper aaron ramsey —— aaron ramsdale at the emirateses action in cincinnati later. it's djokovic's first event in the united states since 2021 due to previous vaccine requirements for foreign travelers. it is two years since my last tournament on american soil so i'm really excited and i was looking forward to coming back to cincinnati. i have not played here since 2019 and so it has been for years. time flies. i look forward to competition. bad years. time flies. i look forward to competition-— years. time flies. i look forward to cometition. , ., . , competition. bad news for manchester ci with competition. bad news for manchester city with their — competition. bad news for manchester city with their star _ competition. bad news for manchester city with their star midfielder - city with their star midfielder kevin de bruyne. he has been ruled out for up to four months with an ankle injury picked up during their opening—day victory at burnley. manchester city will decide whether he needs surgery on his ankle or not, according to the ma

we will be accompanied by vincent and jim ramsey in the back. i will be with you as well.u want to join us we would be honored to have you. if you go do something else, we will understand. ever soo grateful for you, for michelle, for all of you. thank you for believing in keeping history alive. be well. [applause] >> former european union ambassador discusses experiences overseas. his appearance as a witness for president trumps first impeachment. his book envoy. here's a portion of his talk. >> take away the whole impeachment and that whole experience. just as an ambassador. did it turn out to be as fantastic as you thought it may be when you were aspiring to be an ambassador? would you do it again? >> i would do it again in a heartbeat. it is like any job. once you have the learning curve that is gone by and you understand whether you are doing brain surgery or you were fixing a car engine, once you understand the process, you really can hit the ground running. it was an incredible job. the worst job and the best job. the highest ties in the lowest lows. you had this fee

while ramsey say they're now focused on being able to prove their case against the officers to make sure justice is served. operations today make clear that no one is above the law. the fbi and our partners absolutely committed. >> to protecting the civil rights of members of our communities. >> that some of these police officers are facing multiple charges, which if convicted of them, could put them behind bars for more than 3 decades. talking about local police officers here live in the newsroom. i'm grant lotus kron. 4 news. ken, back to you. all right, grant, thank you. this is just the latest controversy to hit the antioch police department. there's also the ongoing races, text messaging scandal in a number of lawsuits filed by people have been arrested by the department's officers. >> on first justine waltman talk to civil rights attorney john burris, who is representing several of the people who are suing the department. we're going to hear from him coming up in about 10 minutes. >> good evening. i'm gayle ong here. the kron for weather center with your wake-up forecast. so you're

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district attorney is mel ramsey says they are now focus on being able to prove their case against the officers and to make sure justice is served and precedent is set. >> collectively, these 4 indictments described group of officers who acted as though they were above the law. the operations today made clear that no one is above the law, the fbi and our partners absolutely committed to protecting the civil rights of members of our communities. 8 officers have made their initial court appearance is already. >> 2 others arrested elsewhere still need to be brought back to oakland for future court proceedings. 2 officers are facing multiple charges which if convicted could put them behind bars for over 3 decades. >> the fbi confirmed with us today that this investigation is very much ongoing. i'm sara stinson reporting back to sarah. thank you. any outs acting police chief released a statement saying, quote. >> today's announcement reporting the arrest of current and former antioch police officers is disheartening and undermines incredible work our staff does on a daily basis. any police

. >> i conference down here on the 11th floor of the federal building in san francisco, ismail ramsey is not holding back during that press conference, making the point that nobody is above the law. not even officers. when we talk about this case, the four indictments named 10 officers, including one community service officer, six antioch police officers and pittsburgh police officers, and the longest indictment is 29 pages accusing antioch officers of using excessive force against individuals in and around antioch. one of the text messages quoted said putting a pistol in someone's mouth and telling them to stop stealing is not illegal, it is an act of public service to prevent further victims of crimes. there are also wire -- wire fraud, steroid and defrauding charges, and the special agent talked about those arrests and where those arrests were made. >> warrants were served today across the bay area as well as in hawaii and texas. more than 100 fbi personnel participated. these arrests are the culmination of more than two years of painstaking antithetical investigative work by the f

host: to detroit, independent line, ramsey. welcome to the show. caller: yes. here is a party that is being corrupt since the mccartney days, nixon, reagan. look at the track record. trump has been to court 60 times. he had his time in court. but because of his personal belief, what he believes in does not mean a damn think. he has been to court and he is still acting ignorant. they are racist. they do not pay taxes. it is pathetic. host: in the national review looking at a political aspects of this, the most recent national review, the headline, indictments, indictments of democrats. the photo of fani willis, the district attorney and he writes, the case is weak. it is not frivolous as indictment of trump by manhattan district attorney alvin bragg for allegedly falsifying company records in connection with hush-money payments's cover up an affair with a porn star. willis has a case but not the case she's hyping is a multifaceted racketeering enterprise in which trump is pretrade as -- 19 member criminal organization. says the overreach those yet another featur

if ramsey clerk couldn't get this done i don't know how we are going to do this. ramsey clerk said thisis is not whether he ought to be granted clemency, he never should have been in in the first place. ask the assistant u.s. attorney that prosecuted the case, we didn't prove it and we know we didn't prove it. maybe hema aided and abetted himself. maybe he aided and abetted those based on some threats now and leonard's case because the theory was he was the principalt shooter. the judge didn't lead into the codependence had been acquitted based on self events. it was part of the evidence that was kept out. if your theory is aiding and abetting and your evidence shows there were only three people there and the two of them have been acquitted, then how do you convict leonard, it cannot be done, yet here we are. now, i'm not the first, i hope that i'm the last two have to represent leonard in a clemency position. what's different except for the bias juror, i don't have anything else to the story. everyone has known this. the number of people that i run into the to sa

before credit card bills became required reading here with advice is the co-host of the ramsey show,to have you here. want to show everybody over the last two years, things like paper and pencils and the pens that you need are up almost over 24% in price over the last two years. and credit card debt is now at 1.03 trialian dollars. how do people cope? >> unfortunately people coping in the wrong ways. depending on their credit cards to fill in the gaps where their cash finishes. what they have to do is start planning better for this. we have to start getting on a budget. using our own money to pay for these supplies. here is the thing. this comes up every year this time, okay? we need to start saving in advance. if we can't cash flow it to fit the bill with our own money and not go further into debt. >> dana: sometimes when you get the list, your son is going into first grade, right? >> kindergarten. >> dana: i don't know what the list is like. as kids get older the kids get longer and more expensive. what do you do when there is peer pressure if they want the special kind of magic ma