did you fall in love with randolph dial? >> no. plan and escape to get out of prison? >> no. >> did you live with him as his lover? >> no. >>> coming up, could bobbi parker explain what many found inexplicable. >> at one point he had a heart attack. >> yes. >> you understand how that looks, right? the man is having a heart attack in the hospital, and even then you don't leave. >> what will a jury think? what will you? when "the devil and bobbi parker" continues. parker" continues. -keep it down there. i have a system. -keith used to be great to road-trip with. but since he bought his house... are you going 45? -uh, yes. 55 is a suggestion. -...it's kind of like driving with his dad. -what a sign, huh? terry, can you take a selfie of me? -take a selfie of you? -yeah. can you make it look like i'm holding it? -he did show us how to bundle home and auto at progressive.com and save a bunch of money. -oh, a plaque. "he later navigated northward, leaving... progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents. but we can protect your

his real name was randolph. a couple who had mob connections. >> the whole idea is do your best to get out. >> the woman was bobby parker, a school teacher. the wife of the deputy warden from the prison where dial had escaped. bobby's friend. >> she was an amazing person. she had her life with her family. she volunteered everywhere. >> what brought these two together and kept them together for more than a decade was a sensational mystery in 2005. >> for 11 years the woman's husband never gave up hope. >> a woman missing for more than a decade suddenly discovered alive and well. >> everyone was talking. was it a prison break and kidnapping? was bobby parker a hostage? >> there was no doubt in my mind that she had been kidnapping or were they partners in crime? >> i said are you all right. she said i am fine. i'm happy. >> the case would ultimately if you had to pick a woman to star in a sensational true crime story you probably wouldn't pick bobby parker. >> i grew up on a farm in north central kansas. i had a go

. >> recently working at randolph house was an interesting moment for me to ponder.fter telling that story and many of you know the story, decisionyton making a to join the continental congress. and the brother having the opposite opportunity, to go to england. abouted folks to think what was at risk. and what was at risk was authority, money. i also wanted to understand it in terms of the decision even made, to go to the british side. decision yves made to go to the british side. that walk back in time that janice talked about, what would you do if you were here? would you surrender your wealth? would you join stepping into the unknown? r would you do what yves did? take an opportunity for freedom. no one is offering you freedom. what choices would you make? the guests responded to me saying, you know, i never thought about that. that was my aha moment. >> also at the randolph house, one of the things i rarely -- really love is we get to work with other departments, specifically the character interpreters. so there are many of these similar moments. when you're star

medical emergency randolph road veirs mill road.our way out. light volume 95 overall. that's your ride. back to you guys. >> 6:51. now, the smell of marijuana not enough for police in maryland to search a person. this accding to a ruling this week in the state's court odor and a possessionis clearly. but police can use the smell of marijuana to justify searching a vehicle. >> almost time to say bye-bye to bei bei. >> imenow. >> hold steve. the giant pennsylvani panda turr he'll be lea us soon. we knew thi twas deal but still it's hard. bei bei will have t to ove mochina to breeding agreement between the united states and china. the lewith a panda friendly frozen cake made from bamboo and other yumm ingredients. >> mei xiang might be pregnant. if you want to go see erodevyby 'sit little tough. >> be pregnt, a couplealmost po. >> we'll be on pregnancy watch. >> i went to t zoo a month or so ago. i haee't bn tto house -- with the three pandas there iton entertainment. kind of like kevin. >> i love the green. >> thank you. >> my favorit

. >> la policÍa de san mateo arrestÓ a randolph herderman bajo los cargos de agresiÓn sexual.po porque la policÍa logrÓ tener otras acusaciones en su contra. >> es acusado de mÚltiples agresiones sexuales desde 1987 cuando se desempeÑaba como fotÓgrafo en 1 centro de recreaciÓn. las autoridades habrÍan obtenido informaciÓn en enero por parte este sujeto a 1 vÍctima y luego lograron comprobar mÁs casos relacionados con el abuso que este sujeto realizaba. sin embargo este hombre habÍa pagado 1 fianza para salir en libertad. pero se registran aproximadamente 6 denuncias. el 2 arresto es por $5,000,000 y diferentes cargos de agresiÓn. segÚn informaciÓn policial los 2 reportes habrÍan ocurrido en la comunidad de mellon park >> yo cuidado con ellos, hacerle saber lo bueno y lo malo. y cualquier obstÁculo en el camino que 1 niÑo encuentre que le avise a papÁ lo que está pasando. >> estima que estos casos podrÍan aumentar por lo que la autoridad les hace 1 llamado para cualquier informaciÓn que pueda tener de este ex fotÓgrafo. >> la nueva fianza es de $5,000,000 sin embargo la comuni

william randolph hearst. in fact, a lot of what the houston character says after is been inspired, comes straight from verses: and you can trace it back to the column there. i think this is a very intriguing text. particularly for understanding what william randolph hearst thought the new deal should be which is a little bit of dictatorship. this is a terrible movie. partly because it centers made it reshoot it several times and remove some of the when you see so what is in the movie, at one point a firing squad right in front of the statue of liberty. it doesn't apparently pull a lot of punches. i think the people have exaggerated the extent which it has anything to do with roosevelt. that is important understand. hearse at this.really wanted to influence roosevelt and he didn't quite grasp the new deal in a different dramatically than his own. i cover in some detail is sort of awkward negotiations between roosevelt and hearse emissaries during this period. very politely, as one would demand with the largest

and the role of william randolph hearst. he was one of the publishers of those yellow papers. certainly contributed greatly to this. and the anti- spanish spirit. once the war broke out. they were reporting on atrocities that were being committed in cuba. there was a lot of american involvement especially with the sugar that was grown in cuba that was probably one of the biggest economic interchange. the economic exchange. sugar and that kind of thing. i had forgotten that. what was teddy roosevelt doing in 1898. he was a bureaucrat. he was the assistant secretary of the navy. he was 39 years old at the time. and he was trying to prepare the united states for war. which looked like it was coming. making sure there was call at various ports. to use to get to the caribbean and in the event of war. just naval preparedness. he is really trying to prepare and get that fleets ready in case war broke out just the way it was going down help between spain and the united states at the time. william mckinley. he was the president at the time. jokingly referred to theater roosevelt as the

edelman was first arrested at randolph park last month on suspicion of molesting a lease 3 boys going back as far as 1987. investigators say since then, 6 more alleged victims have come forward. authorities say they were as young as 6 years old. he is being held on $5 million bail. >>> vallejo police say they have never seen it before. a device that feeds the thieves used to jam your key fob as you are trying to lock your car. one of those jammers was seized earlier this week. crime reporter, henry lee joins us live from the vallejo police department with more on the contraption that obviously has a lot of drivers out there worried. henry? >> reporter: alex, what is unnerving is that the bad guys don't even need to break your window to steal your stuff. this is what vallejo police seized from the burglary suspect's car this week. a jammer that blocks the signal on a key fob, preventing your car door from being locked . >> the blows my mind because technology is amazing these days. when somebody is able and capable of unlocking your car whenever, that is kind of scary. >> reporter: leo

i grew up on randolph street, which is part of lakeview, which is the west side of san francisco. it is right in the back of the shopping center, and i grew up going to the shopping center and i currently have two small children who attend school in the neighborhood at her seo take a elementary school. -- at josÉ ortega elementary school. i just want to say one thing. i applaud your entrepreneurial spirit, and i've spoken with one of them, i think that they are very upstanding young men, and i think the equity program is something that is necessary, but to make an argument that cannabis availability is underserved in san francisco is totally ludicrous. literally -- living in the neighborhood for the past four years, there is an overabundance of cannabis consumption on the streets. it affects our children, it affects our communities, and, you know, in speaking to people in the neighborhood about this issue and asking them where they get their cannabis, because we don't have dispensaries in our neighborhood, and they say, you know what, you can go go on an app and you can have any c

randolph halterman was rearrested yesterday at his home in menlo park and police said since the initial arrest in july, six people have come forward to say that he abused them and the alleged crimes date back to the 1980s. investigators said some of the assaults happened in portola valley and others were at his home near menlo park and police believed there may be more victimth encourage anyone who had contact with the suspect to call police. >>> begging on bart could soon be banned if the board of directors gets her way. >> anne makovec has more on the debate from the board meeting. >> reporter: it wasn't even on the agenda but it took center stage during public contact as the board malls looking into a ban in the future. right now, only aggressive panhandling and loud music are a violation of the penal code but at least one board member wants to ban all panhandling or when someone performs and then asks for money. she said she gets complaints from riders on a weekly basis and one said it was a safety issue. >> if you have handicapped writers that do not have the option to get up and c

it was william randolph herself and some jingos who essentially created a false premise for us to go to war. and it is true there were people whod had their own reasons, but it leaves aside and, i think, excuses the fact that so many americans over the years had been building toward this point of moral certainty that we had to do something. and, you know, and whether it was they themselves who were going to get on boats and go help the cubans or finally just pressure the government to do something about it, something was going to happen. >> i mean, a great deal of history, military history seems to have been motivated by a moral certainty. you know, the war of 1812 onwards. even the mexican-american war, the moral certainty that is driving these conflicts much more so than europe where very often it's just a war for territory, you know, a war for trade. later on, for example, the cry mean war begins to -- crimean war, this need to have a moral narrative to go with it. how much do you think that that tradition was driving public sentiment? >> oh, it e -- 100%. and, you know, one of th

hurst, again, there is no one like william randolph hurst. he controlled the media.wspapers. he tried to stop the movie. those interested in doing business with him joined him in trying to stop the movie. it was hard to get the movie into theaters. >> and yet, now the legacy that it has, made it and made it big. 1939 is considered by many to be one of if not the best year in cinema history, what are some of the film that's came out of that year and why are they considered to be so great? >> we're at the 80th an verse riff 1939. i'm not one to argue with a year that produced "wizard of oz" and "gone with the wind." "the women" wasn't even one of the top ten movies to be nominated. mr. smith goes to washington, stagecoach the really most important western. the father of the modern western. i think it's two movies that make people say that 1939 is the greatest year in film and that is "gone with the wind," the most successful modern epic. and then "the wizard of oz" that became the most popular movie ever because of television. in the 1950s, then people started seeing "

randolph haldeman is being held on a $5 million bond.is alleged victims range in age from 4 to 16. haldeman is accused of committing the crimes when he took pictures for a menlo park swim team. he was bailed out after his first arrest. then more victims came forward. police arrested him again and the judge increased his bond. >>> 4:51 right now. coming up here on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >>> an auto pay owner adding up to more than $1500. >>> first happening now, russian space capsule carrying a robot successfully docked at the international space station. this comes after a failed attempt last year. the robot called fedor sent out a tweet upon arriving overnight saying sorry about the delay, got stuck in traffic. ready to work now. fedora will perform two weeks of tests aboard the spaces station. we'll be right back after this break. it's 4:52. in the human brain, billions of neurons play in harmony. for people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, causing uncontrollable tremors. now, abbott technology ca

year-old claudio perez of san jose got into the car and as soon as police activated their lights perez randolph. police called off the chase out of safety concerns. in the spike strips but failed. the crash landed major in the hospital where she died. her fellow passenger and driver suffered major injuries. >>> police are investigating a series of mall shooting scares across the state including one here in the bay area. they happened yesterday in milpitas. los angeles county and modesto. milpitas police department is investigating if there is a link. shoppers went running last night at the great mall in milpitas after mistaking the sounds of a smashing grant for a shooter for gunfire. the robbery happened at a jewelry store. officers issued a shelter in place warning of a search for the suspects. two hours earlier and modesto another jolting store was hit in the same kind of smashing grant. jewelry store. >>> i'm not sure what instruments they use. they had some sort of tools that they smashed the glass display cases. looking at the video from modesto it appears to be the same type of mo. i'm n

randolph howeman faces 20 counts of various sexual assault charges. the incidents happened from 1987 to 2015. the boys were ages 20616. investigators said the assault took place at his home in menlo park. >>> a visit to paradise, return slowly. >> good morning. what's going on. >> reporter: a cheerful welcome for governor newsome. visiting paradise ridge elementary school to check int e months after the camp fire destroyed their town. >> i want to see the progress. i want to make sure we're following through on our promises and i'm proud of the work they've done. >> reporter: nearly half of the schools in the district survived te ng now that smoke damage has cleared and water filters have been installed. >> we expect about 1,000 kids and almost at 1600. so we have some very terrific moments. saysadisnifi soolrinteent di-on th schoolshanks iarge part to funding from the state. >> we really can't afford to make cuts especially in the social emotional area. >> reporter: the governor says he's listening. while he knows the rebuilding for par die will be l

randolph halderman tried to get a judge to drop his bail which is posted at $5 million. he is a former photographer for a menlo park swim team and accused of assaulting kids ranging in ages from 4 to 16. he was released last month after -- after the news was reported more victims came forward and he was rearrested. investigators believe there may be even more victims out there. >>> the coast guard is suspending the search for a missing boater in contra costa county. you're looking at the coast guard helicopter. this happened yesterday. two men on board an inflatable raft on discovery bay when it popped and one of them managed to make it to shore and the other didn't. the coast guard combed 500 nautical miles before suspending the search. >>> a legendary bay area radio station is about to pull the plug. in a surprise move cumulus media announcing that 104.5 kfog will switch from alternative rock to sports talk. and the sister stan knbr is in. the switch starts september 6th and k fog has been around since 1982. >>> 18 states have joined the laos against the white house fo

police say randolph edelman was taken into custody today at his home in unincorporated menlo park after six additional victims came forward. edelman was a russian originally invested arrested back in july. he sexually assaulted three young boys according to celebrities for crimes dating back to 1957. police say the assaults happened at the center where he worked. police believe there may be more victims out there, struck another big story, the weather, a gorgeous sunset time-lapse marks salesforce camera after a cooldown, parts of the bay area hit 90s today. so, how long will it stick around. here's chief meteorologist paul dano. >> temperatures won't get as high as last week but the warm- up will last longer especially inland. san francisco, you had 70s today, it is mild outside, if you have been outside this evening, you can tell, there is an increase in humidity. rare bay area, humidity tonight, giving us pretty one. santa rosa 77, with that humid air, we stay in the 60 tonight, livermore only dropped to 63, oakland 62, and napa tonight 63 degrees. we will stay warm, since cisco bare

so the texas first arrested 59 year-old randolph cattlemen. last month and he was released on bill now said sen detectives say that 6 additional victims came forward say they were sexually assaulted by him at his menlo park home bringing the number of victims to 20. so the victims they range in age from 6 to 16 and yesterday detectives arrested how the men again on a $5 million arrest warrant. >>there you see it we have new video of the shooting that happened in the mid market neighborhood of downtown san francisco. and now police looking for the gunman who opened fire now this happened tuesday. this is near market in 6 street police say the victim was not severely injured and is not cooperating with officers. well a san francisco man is charged in connection to a deadly stabbing and polk goltz now police say the 38 year-old tony phillips. he got into a fight with 42 year-old curtis neil this happened last friday, he stabbed him in the torso first responders found deal on the sidewalk or for an alley near venice avenue. he died at the hospital

assault suspect for a second time after investigators say more victims came forward. 59-year-old randolph haldeman was arrested in menlo park. facing several counts of sexual assault. investigators say six victims have come forward since his first arrest last month. the sheriff department says the assaults date back as far as 1987 and the victims ages range from six to 16 years old. >>> the new jury in the ghost ship warehouse trial wrapped up their second day of deliberations without reaching a verdict today. derick almena and max harris charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the deadly warehouse fire. the jury had to restart deliberations after three women were removed from the panel for misconduct. today was the last day of deliberations for nearly two weeks. the jury will return tuesday after labor day. >>> today was the first day of classes at san jose state where students got word racist flyers had been posted around campus. the flyers were removed long before students arrived but as ktvu's jesse gary tells us, many on the campus say it's still unsettl

so so this is a good opportunity for me to help out teams like hitting him danny randolph organize more than 3,000 individual supply kits has. >>the majority of the supply kits will go to students in berkeley public schools. >>everybody recognizes how hard it is to make it in the bay area right now. this is certainly just one of many steps that are needed to help kids ensure that they have the best experience they can in the classroom. but i think this is really more than anything just a reflection of how much is cares in berkeley teller beset the kron 4 news. >>the city of sausalito is launching a pilot program to help homeless people who live on boats and richardson bay kron four's kelly has that story. >>well there is an individual who resides on that boat any time you're we've a boat on the water for a long period of time without continued maintenance it is going to deteriorate captain bill frost was sausalito pd is taking me out on a ride along. >>to show me the efforts they've made in helping clear out much of the dilapidated boats off their shores. they used to be 77 votes more i

people who are going to eyes of mars recognize that king would be the centerpiece you know a philip randolph in particular you know exactly what he was doing that dr king would come on and move that crowd is such a way that no other speaker in this country could do on capitol streambeds one day the home it out about mom with this fisher race with the governor having him going to pass stripping with the words a better position another fictitious one day night that in alabama the little black boy was in fact won't be able to join hands and i'm afraid bob and right go at the drop is not a free. everything is i have a dream. i have a dream i have a dream and and to me the greatest lines from that speech that should be embedded into the minds of special of young black folks is the full fathers of this country gave us a promissory note and we have come here today to cash that check that to be that's bothered me and in terms of an image created in the my that was a powerful statement. totally even though. we refuse to believe that the bank of justice is backed. by we refuse to believe that out i an

randolph hadleman was first arrested in july. investigators say he abused at least three young boys in his menlo park home and also at the ladera rec center in portola valley. he was released hours later. yesterday he was rearrested. this time six more victims came forward. his bail is $5 million. >>> a is in jail this evening. investigators say he wanted to shoot up the long beach marriott. roh dovlo, arkplace issue. he told a co-worker about his detailed plan of shooting hotel guests and employees. the co-worker then called police. when searching his home officers found several weapons and ammunition. >> suspect montoya had clear plans, intent, and the means to carry out an act of violence that may have resulted in a mass casualty incident. >> the chief went on to say the employee's tip potentially saved lives and reminded the public that coming forward with any type of information is the only way these types of incidents can be reported. >>> well, b nationalism. a group called the american identity no. posted flyers on and aro

would spread around the world in a near instant thanks to the progress and the presence of william randolph hearst in prison watching the battle unfold from a nearby hill. that morning around the campfire there was only this, this valley got us to this fight. [applause] it is a so rare to read these history books. would've made it so special is that it's a genuine page turner and that doesn't happen very often but it's been such a pleasure to meet you and with lots of questions one of course has to be why this topic. the easy answer is when i was a kid my boy scout troop was the roughriders and no one would claim that if it wasn't true. [laughter] that story always stuck with me the outlines of a new but what actually happened is i have been going through obituaries. it's not a hobby but it's a great source for material if you come across obituaries from say the 1930s, the obituaries that are pretty robust and well reported. it's a great way to find stories about people who at one point for thought insignificant and today the may be faded from memy but also don't have a story to find and ot

he married a jefferson granddaughter, virginia jefferson randolph. when he got to mixico tryst angered polk by agreeing to an armistice outside of mixico city trying to fortify the city. polka buchanan recalled it. by the time the recall reached him, there was a three-week lag in communication between mexico city, sometimes longer, and washington. by the time the recall reached mexico city the surrendered peace talks have begun. tryst received their recall and he packed up to leave. mexican officials, diplomats urged him to stay and continue the talks. he disobeyed the orders and resume the negotiations, he signed the very treaty that polk had wanted. polk never forgave tryst. tryst was dismissed from the state department. polk refused to pay his salary and expenses after the day he received his recall. for years afterward tryst reported bankruptcy, it was in 1871 when he was 70 years old during president grants administration that congress voted him back pay with accrued interest and grant named him postmaster of alexandria virginia. any questions a

at the law offices of thomas jefferson and married a jefferson granddaughter, virginia jefferson randolph. when he got to mexico, tryst angered polk by agreeing to an ill advised arames us the that gave santa anna time to fortify the city. polk and buchanan recalled him. by the time the recall reached him. there was a three week lag in communications between mexico city sometimes longer and washington. by the time the recall reached mexico city. it surrendered. peace talks had begun. and tryst received the recall and he packed up to leave. to obey it. but mexican officials, british diplomats and scott urged him to stay and continue the talks. so tryst disobeyed his orders, resumed the negotiations, and he signed the very treaty that polk had wanted but polk never forgave tryst. even though his actions spared the united states of gorilla war, tryst was dismissed from the state department. polk refused to pay his salary or expenses after the date tryst received his recall. for years after words, tryst bare hi avoided bankruptcy -- barely avoided bankruptcy. in 1871, when he was 70 years old

the fire broke out early this morning on randolph street northwest. sayhe tirst three stot buildingautir 's out. no word yet on what caused that blaze. red cross wil help the 10 people who were displaced. >> 5:31. disgraced d.c. prit urbano vasquez faces up to 45 years riin pn 13 and y nine-year-old at the shrine of the sacred heart in d northwest.c. he waso-paor at the te sr o a guilty verdict in the case. >> if you come forward,ou're going to be believed and that you can alsod f validation and justice. for a 12-year-old to come forward and testify and an 18-year-old to come forward thand testat gives hope to me as a survivor who dn't come forward for 40 years that thin are changing and that survivors are feeling more comfortable in coming forward. >> tce priest will be sed in november. vaecuez also faces a sd trial for a third alleged vict who is now 20. >> the prince george'county fair set to return next month after getting canceled over fun. county officials signed off on r needed after fox5 called to ask about the cancellation. officials told fox

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he saw people running, including his friend randolph donovan who jumped in and got the woman out of her sinking chair. then hamilton stepped in and kept them above water. onlookers helped to get everyone above safety. no word on how the young woman ended up in water. >>> a shipment of jalapenos from mexico to the u.s. the discovery was made when a truck driver was flagged for a secondary inspection at a border crossing in california last week. border patrol agents used a canine unit to examine the cargo and discovered 314 large wrapped packages of marijuana. officials say the seized drugs are worth $2.3 million. it follows a seizure of more than 10,000 pounds of marijuana in a shipment of plastic auto parts just days earlier at the same cargo facility. >>> remember the name maddy freking of minnesota. she is getting it done. she became the sixth girl to pitch at the little league first series. she got her team out of a tough spot. bases loaded, one out. throws the runner out at the plate to end the inning. her midwest team also did lose that game though. 11-0 to the southeast team from

the law in the law office of thomas jefferson and married the granddaughter of william jefferson randolph. when he got to mexico, tryst angered polk by agreeing to an ill-advised armistice outside of mexico city that gave time to santa ana to fortify the city. polk and buchanon recalled him ask by the time the recall reached him there was this three-week lag in communications between mexico city and sometimes longer, in washington. by the time the recall reached mexico city the surrendered peace talks had begun and tryst received the recall and he packed up to leave to obey him, but mexican officials and the british diplomats urged him to stay and continue the talks so tryst disobeyed his orders and resumed the negotiations and he signed the very treaty that polk had wanted. polk never forgave tryst. those actions spared the united states of draining guerilla war. tryst was dismissed from the state department. polk refused to pay a salary or expenses after the date tryst received his recall. for years afterwards, tryst bauerly avoided bankruptcy. it was in 1871 when he was 70 years old du

sexually assaulting children when he worked as a photographer if are youth swim teams. 57-year-old randolph haldman was first arrested last mont on suspicion of arresting three boys. now, investigators say six more victims have come forward and haldeman is facing additional charges. >>> police are asking for the public's help as they search for a small burglary suspect. the man on your screen here is accused of stealing laptops and other electronics from two cars. break-ins happen on the morning of august 12th. police say the thief drove off in a white toyota solaria. >>> time is now 7:15. i don't know if you've seen this. but san francisco police want your help after a terrifying shooting on market street. [ gunshots ] >> i'm going to call police now. >> police say there was some sort of confrontation in broad daylight before the shootings started. as are the people were running for safety, jenny chow heard the gunshots and started reaching for her phone to record what was happening. >> i started hearing popping sounds. then when i saw people starting to run, i knew, okay. it's not just fi

as the prince has also this is a good opportunity for me to help out teams like he did in danny randolph organize more than 3,000 individual supply kits he has. >>majority of the supply kits will go to students in berkeley public schools. >>everybody recognizes how hard it is to make it in the bay area right now. this is certainly just one of many steps that are needed to help kids ensure that they have the best experience they can in the classroom. but i think this is really more than anything this reflection of how much is chairs in berkeley time to set the kron 4 news. >>what a great program right there will starting monday paper tickets will no longer be available at the embarcadero bart station in san francisco. it's all part of bart's move to encourage riders to use clipper cards. bart will also phase out paper ticket sales at the powell street in downtown berkeley station next month. customers will still be able to use the reload paper tickets at those stations, but bart's goal is to transition clipper cards out by next year. >>the house on kron on the news continues during the co

. >> my name is is jack listen and the executive director of a phil randolph institution our goal toave two pathways to sustaining a family here in san francisco and your union jobs are stroen to do that i have this huge way to work with the community members and i think i found my calling i started in 1996 working for willie brown, jr. i worked in he's mayor's office of housing in the western edition and left 3 years went to law school of san francisco state university and mayor brown asked me to be the director of the taxicab commission and through the process i very much card by the contracting process and asked me townhouse the city purchaser and worked with me and i became the deputy administrator and . >> having trouble struggling to make ends meet folks will not understand what importance of voting is so we decided to develop our workforce development services after a couple of years offering pathways to sustainable jobs. >> (clapping.) >> we've gotten to a place to have the folks come back and have the discussion even if participation and makes sense we do public services but

started to describe her on the phone, he dropped the tip jar and messed things up in the store and randolph. -- ran out. the owner was not able to capture but these are happening more often and he's hoping something can be dumb up.about the situation. >> i'm impressed with his 13- year-old son. >>> a man accused of attacking a woman at a san francisco condo building was ordered held without bail. 25-year-old austin vincent was back in court this afternoon on allegations that he threatened 4 people with a knife back in february. he has also been charged in the attack on august 11 which was captured by surveillance cameras in the condo lobby. there was a public outcry when he was released from jail because of concerns about public safety. then the new allegations came to light. the judge agreed today that vincent should remain in custody without bail. >> he was getting the help he needed. he was having the root causes of some of his issues being addressed and now he is in jail where he is not going to get help with those issues . >> there is always a down and a balance and we believe the bala

he saw people running, including his friend randolph donovan, who jumped in and got the woman out ofr sinking chair. then hamilton jumped in and started kicking furiously to keep them all above water. onlookers helped get everyone back up to safety. >>> nearly 4 tons of marijuana found inside a shipment of jalapenos from mexico to the u.s. discovery was made when a truck driver was flagged for a secondary inspection at a border crossing in california last week. border patrol agents discovered 314 large wrapped packages of marijuana worth $2.3 million. earlier more than 10,000 pounds of marijuana was seized from a shipment of plastic auto parts at the same facility. >>> workers in the u.s. left a record 768 million days on the books. 55% of workers say they failed to use all of their vacation days. one of the main reasons? the number of earned be days off are increasing faster than people are using them. >> christine romans uses all of them. >> so do i. >>> legendary sportscaster jack whitaker has died. >> you and i are the beneficiaries of it. i think we're going to see one whale of

randolph holdman faces 20 counts. the reported incidents happened from 1987 to 2015. the boys ages 6 to 16. investigators say the assaults all took place at his home in menlo park. >>> police have arrested a young man for an arson. the fires atwood stock park on july 13th. the replacement cost for the play structure is estimated at more than $200,000. a go fund me account has raised 23,000. >> golden gate transit officials are holding a public hearing to give fare discounts for low-income riders. it will help on bte and ferry service. staff is recommending a 50% discount. the pilot program is slated to begin later this year and based on fares using slippery cards.c. >>> coming up, apple has a warning about its new credit card. the one place you shouldn't keep it. >> rescue dog is about to become a movie star in a new disney live action film. >> let's get a check on the forecast. >> everybody is melting. like the wicked witch. i'm melting. here we go. sorry. 6 to 12 degrees, even 16 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. so mid-toupper 60s. i mean the temperature can

detectives first arrested 59 year-old randolph hold a man last month. but then he was released on bail since then 6 additional victims have come forward saying that he abused them at his home in menlo park and that brings the number of victims now to 20 ranging in age from as young as 6 years old to 16 yesterday detectives arrested him again on a $5 million arrest warrant. new this morning police in to the east bay cities are investigating a suspicious series of fires, one of which injured a woman. several fires broke out on tuesday and richmond all of them in public areas mostly was shrubs and garbage cans but then there were 4 more fires yesterday in el serino and one of those was a car fire that was a woman inside she was sleeping. she suffered severe burns, but she's expected to recover. >>business in san francisco's union square. businesses i should say are hiring. police officers now to try keep crime down there actually paying more than a $100 an hour for that extra protection to all part of a program where businesses can pay off duty police offi

and to our camera crew, jon randolph, kieran meadows, anna ozbek and matt ealy.end [captioning made possibledemocracy now!] democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. email your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to: democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013 amy: also tomorrow on democracy now we'll bring more on the first ever native american presidential forum that took place in sioux city, iowa. i'm amy goodman, thanks so much for joining us. (crow cawing (m shoututg and grunting)

suspect under arrest for a second time after investigators say more victims came forward. 59-year-old randolph was arrested at his menlo park home. he faces multiple accounts. investigators say six victims have come forward since his first arrest last month. sheriff's department says the assaults date back as far as 1987 and the victims ages range from six to 16 years old. >>> police in berkeley released photos of an auto burglary suspect. the man is accused of stealing laptops and electronics from two cars on august 12. the break-ins happened between noon and 1:00 near telegraphed and bancroft. the suspect was last seen driving away in a toyota solera with dealer plates. anyone with information is urged to call police. >>> new jury in the ghost ship warehouse trial wrapped up  their second day of deliberations without reaching a verdict. ktvu's henry lee tells us the jury is now going on a break that will last until after labor day. >> still no verdict in the ghost ship trial. a new jury is starting all over after three women were booted from the panel for misconduct. so the waiting game co

police arrested 59 year-old randolph halderman at his home today for 20 counts of sexually crimes against minors. the victims ages range from 6 to 16 years old charges include oral copulation by anesthesia we're controlled substance and forcible lewd act upon a child, a neighbor who asked not to reveal his identity said that halderman was known as the swim team photographer at a local rec center. just don't look at. >>as somebody this many neighborhood for 30 years s. the child molester and now that all comes out and everybody feels like they've been bamboozled the only thing down. >>after haldeman second arrest his bail has been increased to million. investigators say they believe there are more potential victims out there. they are asking anyone who may have had contact with the suspect or if their children have been around him to contact the san mateo county sheriff's office. sam ramon police say a man inappropriately touched 2 women on a bus from the walnut creek bart station to san ramon. officers identified the suspect as 58 year-old ernesto kuehn a a witness told police that a migh

so so this is a good opportunity for me to help out teams like hitting him danny randolph organize morey kits has. >>the majority of the supply kits will go to students in berkeley, public schools, everybody recognizes how hard it is to make it in the bay area right now. >>this is certainly just one of many steps that are needed to help kids ensure that they have the best experience they can in the classroom. but i think this is really more than anything just a reflection of how much is cares in berkeley teller beset the kron 4 news. >>now that step and rates so expensive yeah the teachers are left out of the which is ridiculous and i love how it was kids they're helping yeah other kids by putting those care packages to get that's fantastic. yeah, great to see that so we've got your kids go back to school this we at. well on wednesday night saying ok so the weather this week probably a lot better kids that went to school last yeah, definitely this is the week to get out to settle at least for good recess, whether we're in the classroom if you've got say it doesn't matter too much, i gue

people who are going to eyes of mars recognize that king would be the centerpiece you know a philip randolph in particular you know exactly what he was doing that dr king would come on and move that crowd is such a way that no other speaker in this country could do on capitol streambeds one day . home in alabama are with that fish race with the governor having him conniptions tripping with the words up into position another fictitious one day night that in alabama the little black boy was in fact won't be able to join hands and i'm afraid gordon right good at this is going to drop a bomb a free. everything is i have a dream. i have a dream i have a dream and and to me the greatest lines from that speech that should be embedded into the minds of especially of young black folks is the full fathers of this country gave us a promissory note and we have come here today to cash that check that to be that's bothered me and in terms of an image created in the my that was a powerful statement. totally even though. we refuse to believe that the bank of justice is backed. by we refuse to believe that o

randolph haldeman is being held on $5 million bail. he is accused of sexually assaulting kids ranging from ages 4 to 16 when he was a photographer for a menlo park swim team. he was able to bail out after the first arrest, the judge increased his bail when more victims came forward and police arrested him. >> there is a homeless camp right by a school and the principal says his students can't walk to school safely. that principal is now fighting back. nbc bay area's melissa colorado is at city hall in oakland with the details. melissa. >> reporter: yeah, raj, this issue sparking some some action here. the councilmember says this east oakland homeless camp is more than just an eyesore. it's a liable for the city of oakland. and here's why. he said if the city refuses to move this homeless camp from where it currently is, which is right behind a middle school, the city of oakland is breaking a state law that ensures safe school zones. >> i just want to make sure that, you know, our kids are safe. >> reporter: principal lucas cala her is

detectives first arrested 59 year-old randolph hold men last month and then he was released on bail. >>since then detectives say 6 additional victims came forward saying they had been sexually assaulted by him at his menlo park home and that brings now the number of victims that accused him of us actual molestation to 20. the victims ages ranged from 6 to 16 yesterday detectives arrested haldeman again on a $5 million arrest warrant. new this morning police in to east bay cities are investigating a series of suspicious fires that injured one woman several fires broke out on tuesday in richmond. all of them in public areas, mostly confined to shrubs or garbage cans and then yesterday 4 more fires broke out in else or and one of those fires. a car was burned while a woman was sleeping inside. she was burned, but she is expected to recover. >>that's dramatic video that shows the shooting that happened tuesday in the mid-market neighborhood of san francisco. we have a market and 6th street we're told the victim wasn't seriously hurt. they're still looking for the gunman, but apparently t

my name is will randolph, first year scholars, it is honor for me to serve as the mc for this program tonight. our guest this evening is dr. james nolan, 1859 professor at williams college. he is author of several books, one what they saw in america, alexis detotfil, chester ton. i especially look forward to this discussion as dr. nolan's insights will help us wrap up the year long study on american political culture inspired by toteville's america, uc california days and degrees from university of virginia.his research fall in the general areas of law and society, culture, technology and social change and historical comparei sociology. he is the recipient of several grants and awards, for the humanities scholarship and full bright scholarship. we acknowledge dark strands and bright threads. dr. nolan has agreed to take questions from the audience following his remarks, so please wait for one of our scholars to bring you the microphone before you ask your question. i now invite you to please join me in inviting dr. nolan to the podium. >> thank you, will and thank you. dr. greg for sp

detectives first arrested 59 year-old randolph haldeman last month. but then he was released on bail since then detectives have discovered 6 additional victims who came forward saying that they were sexually assaulted by him at his home in menlo park. so that brings the number of victims alleging abuse so far to 20 their ages range from 6 to 16. yesterday detectives arrested hauled him in again on a $5 million arrest warrant. new this morning police in to the east bay cities are investigating a series of suspicious fires. one of which injured a woman. there were several bought fires that broke out on tuesday in richmond. all of them in public areas, mostly confined though to shrugs and garbage cans but then there were 4 more fires yesterday in el serino and one of those was a car fire. and there was a woman sleeping inside the car. she suffered severe burns, but she is going to survive. >>now police are looking for 2 burglars who broke into a home in fremont a 3rd burglar who was with them was actually arrested. it happened tuesday morning at a home o

detectives first arrested 59 year-old randolph haldeman last month. but then he was released on bail since then 6 additional victims have come forward saying they were sexually assaulted by him at his home in menlo park and that brings the number of the victims to 20 ranging in age from six-year-olds to 16 yesterday detectives arrested hauled him in again on a $5 million arrest warrant. new this morning police in to the east bay cities are investigating a series of suspicious fires, one of which injured a woman. several fires broke out on tuesday and richmond all of them in public areas, mostly tribes in garbage cans but then there were 4 more fires that broke out yesterday announcer and one of those was a car fire and there was a woman sleeping inside that car. she was burned, but she is going to be ok. >>business in san francisco's union square are hiring police officers to keep crime down factor shelling out a lot of money to do it upwards of a $100 an hour. it's all part of a program where businesses can pay off-duty police officers to basically g