there, by the samaritans?te about who to support, and i believe that is what paddy power did. that is not unusual. you get your employees to decide which is the most want to support. but this goes beyond the particular issue, this goes to the point that we have to trust charities and volunteer organisations to do the right thing, the samaritans has a lwa ys right thing, the samaritans has always done the right thing. and to say that the funding has to go via another route to get to them rather than straight from paddy power is missing the point. the point is that the money needs to go to the people providing vital services, we need to help people with gambling addiction, and we need to involve the companies in providing those solutions, which is why paddy power runs a project where we raise the standards across the whole industry, notjust the ten largest businesses, including the casino groups, that help fund senet group. and senet group is entirely separate from the industry. i have had nothing to do with the

samaritan, it is a charity, it depends on funding. you can find it on the iplayer and it is repeated gulf of mexico the use of foodbanks has become a common sight across the uk and rarely out of the headlines. but what about communities restricted by what they can eat — based on their religion or diet? 0ne foodbank in east london, which provides halal and vegetarian food, says it has seen an increase in people from the asian community asking for help.it also says the fear ofjudgment often prevents many from accessing its services. the bbc asian network's nalini sivathasan reports. forget baked beans and pasta. humdum is not your typical food bank. here, you're more likely to find vegetable rice and lamb curry. volunteers provide home cooked asian food, with halal and vegetarian options. everyone is welcome, but it caters in particular for barking's muslim, hindu and sikh communities. as well as taking donations, it needs to buy a lot of the food it needs, and for one of the founders, it means shopping trips need careful planning. the

critics say samaritans shouldn't work with the gambling industry.programme, has more. if you are sat in a pub, you can tell the guy who's an alcoholic. you can — let's be honest — you can tell the guy who's on drugs. the young man sat in the car and on his phone is gambling his life away and nobody knows because it's such a hidden thing. critics, including relatives of people with gambling problems who took their own lives, say samaritans is risking its well—earned reputation by working with paddy power betfair, adding it should stop taking the compa ny‘s money. the mp carolyn harris, who chairs the all party parliamentary group on gambling—related harm, says she is shocked by the deal. she calls it "distasteful and appalling". others on social media, as well as the charity gambling with lives, have voiced similar opinions. both samaritans and paddy power betfair have defended the partnership, though. samaritans says it will work with the company to: paddy power betfair, meanwhile, says the charity's expertise will help develop existing safeguards f

the first good samaritan to come to the rescue the man in the white shirt was a customer. who just happened to be walking into the store when he saw what was going on. just as the deputy seem to be losing his balance and struggling with a homeless man. >>> they are like bullies. that helped me to jump in.>> reporter: the second good samaritan came from across the parking lot and whitney inside the store rushed out to help as well. as it turns out the homeless man was not armed. but according to the sheriff report he did get his hand on the deputy's gun. he did also grab the magazine. but that is when the good samaritans grab the magazine away from the homeless man and threw it to the side. >>> he was having a hard time with that guy. without the help of the good samaritans i'm concerned.>> reporter: the deputy who was attacked was a trainee in his last days of being a trainee. he was answering a call at the circle k. the homeless man creating a disturbance acting belligerent. please help. >>> we have had very good citizens. it reinforces your belief in altogether.>>> after

samaritans says it will work with the company to...xisting safeguards for vulnerable customers. there are more than 400,000 problem gamblers in britain, according to the gambling commission, defined as people whose gambling compromises, disrupts or damages family, personal or recreational pursuits, with a further 2 million people at risk. things even now can just hit you. it's just something stupid that'll set it off. you'll hear something or see something or remember something and before you know it, you're tearing up again. it never goes away. it does get slightly better, but it doesn't go away. same—sex couples could be allowed to compete on strictly come dancing from next year. in a statement, the bbc said it's "open" to having same—sex couples competing on the show in the future. it said that strictly come dancing is an inclusive show and would consider including same sex pairings between celebrities and professional dancers in the future "should the opportunity arise". earlier, i spoke to robin windsor, a former professional danc

samaritans says it will work with the company to...ting safeguards for vulnerable customers. there are more than 400,000 problem gamblers in britain, according to the gambling commission, defined as people whose gambling compromises, disrupts or damages family or personal recreational pursuits, with a further two million people at risk. things even now can just hit you. it is just something stupid that will set it off. you will hear something or see something or remember something and before you know it, you are tearing up again. it never goes away. it does get slightly better but it doesn't go away. the use of foodbanks has become a common sight across the uk and rarely out of the headlines. but what about communities restricted by what they can eat — based on their religion or diet? one foodbank in east london which provides halal and vegetarian food says it has seen an increase in people from the asian community asking for help. it also says the fear ofjudgement often prevents many from accessing its services. the bbc asian network'

critics say samaritans shouldn't work with the gambling industry.money box programme, has more. if you are sat in a pub, you can tell the guy who's an alcoholic. you can — let's be honest — you can tell the guy who's on drugs. the young man sat in the car and on his phone is gambling his life away and nobody knows because it's such a hidden thing. critics, including relatives of people with gambling problems who took their own lives, say samaritans is risking its well—earned reputation by working with paddy power betfair, adding it should stop taking the compa ny‘s money. the mp carolyn harris, who chairs the all party parliamentary group on gambling—related harm, says she is shocked by the deal. she calls it "distasteful and appalling". others on social media, as well as the charity gambling with lives, have voiced similar opinions. both samaritans and paddy power betfair have defended the partnership, though. samaritans says it will work with the company to: paddy power betfair, meanwhile, says the charity's expertise will help develop existing sa

both samaritans and paddy power betfair have defended the partnership though, samaritans says it willre insights and expertise to make an even greater contribution to our vision of reducing number of deaths by suicide. paddy power betfair, meanwhile, says the charity's expertise will help develop existing safeguards for vulnerable customers. there are more than 400,000 problem gamblers in britain, according to the gambling commission. defined as people whose gambling compromises disrupts, compromises or damages family, personal or recreation pursuits with a further 2 million people at risk. even now it can hit you. it is something stupid that will set it off and you will hear something or see something or remember something and before you know it, it is heating up again, it never goes away. it does get slightly better but it doesn't go away. that was dan whitworth reporting, and you can hear more on this story on bbc radio 4's money box programme at midday. police scotland have described the behaviour of protestors who took part in a counter demonstration against an irish unity parade

some of the good samaritans wore mely flip-flops and high heels.ton state trooper must have been surprised this morning r en he spotted a small plane heming in low over a busy street in pierce county. the trooper made a quick u-turn to clear traffic so the plane-- look-- could make an emergency landing. the pilot hit the brakes and guess what-- even stopped at a pid light. up next, a little boy guaranteed t, put a smile on your face. little boy guaranteed to put a smile on your face. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. ♪ corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+ / her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance

say it ain't so but thanks to some good samaritans she got a primetime spot.up of guys offered to give her a lift get this. they hoisted her up then her wheelchair so she could see the thing. the guy said the woman was beyond grateful, look at all the people experience those gentlemen also said they will not soon forget pretty cool. >>ahead at 5 she survived 2 deadly mass shootings in just a matter of years now one woman has a message for others after escaping both the las vegas and gilroy shootings and the winds picking up the fog moving in this is not happeing again that's the thought that raced through the mind of one woman this past sunday in gilroy. >>we should all of had been there before having survived the las vegas mass shooting could it happen again it did as joe cahill reports all of is now saying enough is enough. >>in the panic following the gunfire at the gilroy garlic festival thousands wondered what was happening. but only a few had this reaction. this is a leash all of sunday us keeping the mass shooting in gilroy and this is a leash on tobar

to evacuate those affected by the floods and most at risk they are also being helped by the good samaritans in their communities the worst may not be over authorities worry that the flood hit areas will be pummeled by more thunderstorms hampering their rescue operations even further. earlier i asked the. wall in delhi how serious the situation is there for people in the region. the flooding is very serious across the state it's hard not to call maharashtra and also the west and do a good job this comes on the heels of similarly damaging and massive flooding it was the north east of india earlier this month india has hit to ensure brings with tween june and september which is what causes this flooding in these specific states last year as well kevin love which is again the worst to see if this was hit very badly and over $200.00 include died last year now there is an inkling of good news if the predictions of the meteor logical department are correct today there's no dead in the it didn't get in the bed of the it's basically means that action really needed there's still or ingenuity in some

. >> reporter: she was lucky, good samaritan lifted the door for her and she got out. but what she experienced turned out to be deadly for others. who because of age or physical disability could not open the garage and there was no good samaritan. >> it is not just a little panic in the sub situations we see extreme panic. >> reporter: he says not since the 1990s has there been a law passed dealing with garage door safety. back then it was a requirement to have sensors that could prevent the garage door from closing and crushing anything in its way. he thinks that the new law that took effect on july 1, requiring that there be a battery backup for power does make sense. >> the speed and intensity of these fires that we've seen in last couple of years, as they move through communities, they don't give the people time to think or really try to understand what to do in that emergency situation. >> reporter: scott o'neill says that some customers who look to replace her garage door are shocked to learn that the new law requires them to also spend hundreds more to replace t

it merged with good samaritan in 2015. >> it has been a wonderful addition to our mission. >> reporternts like juanita kimball agree. >> a place where families and students can gather together. >> vision academy and the other programs he manages reached nearly 500 young people every year in san francisco. >> it's really welcoming and awesome. a lot go rds. >> re: good words from the kids he served. >> the kids will one day lead the world. >> reporter: from serving these children, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to gin16. >> you can nominate your local hero at kpix.com/hero and we will be right back. reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgages really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide. eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay bills

.>> reporter: deputy director is san francisco's good samaritan family resource center he oversees five different youth services programs for the organization. >>> san francisco youth are being raised in a special and sacred part of this world. their parents are incredible. they have gone through great lengths to be here. to raise their kids here. about as a first-generation america he knows firsthand the struggles bay area families can face. his parents came to this country in the 1960s from iran. his father worked hard to support the family. >>> he did not know english. he had $50 in his pocket. he went from a dishwasher to a restaurant to her. >> reporter: he graduated with the debate degree in science. he soon realized something was missing. >>> i was unhappy where i was but it was actually really simple. i googled youth volunteer. >> reporter: volunteering led him to fund his own nonprofit. division academy afterschool program. which in 2015 merge with good samaritan. >>> it has been a wonderful addition to our mission.>> reporter: parents agree. >>> a place where families and stud

he's the good samaritan, to try to coax this man down. they were at one point at the very top and the crane operator's box. police were able to talk to the suicidal man through the other man's cell phone. this other man, the good samaritan acted as an intermediary. he eventually came down and the second man, the man in the red shirt came down around 4:30 this morning, and he has been taken away by police, i believe they took him, they might have been taking him to the hospital to have him evaluated. the good samaritan in the meantime is here still on the scene being debriefed by police. santa clara was shut down in front of city hall between third and fifth, but those closures are now open so the entire area down here as far as traffic is concerned is back to normal. reporting live here in downtown san jose, joe biden, bob redell. >> a story that ends well with goodness, thank you. >>> if you or someone you know is struggling, there is help 24/7. you can call any time, 1-800-273-8255 or if you prefer, you can chat with a counselor online

how a group of good samaritans stepped up to help them home safe. >>> walmart suing tesla >>> ld cft getting lost in portland for several days. >> reporter elise haas shares details on how good samaritans helps. >> we saw them around 2:00 pm, almost 12 hours later. >> reporter: driving by, elizabeth haas noticed an elderly couple on a bench, the same couple she had seen on her street at 3:00 in the morning the night before. >> will we were driving back home from brunch, we saw her standing by herself by the flowerpot. and we wondered where brad was? but at that point, we did not know who they were. >> reporter: elizabeth jumped out of her car to help, not realizing they had been locked out of their car overnight. tired, hungry, and confused, this couple in their 80s, brad and goldia , had taken the train from the bay area to portland, for a 56 year grant high school reunion, but lost the key to their rental car somewhere along the way. >> is almost to hours trying to piece it together, and i knew we were in a time crunch because he was here for this reunion. >> elizabeth called for p

one man lies on the ground as good samaritans try to keep him alive. traffic is backed up for miles. >> they advised a drive by shooting, a shooting in a car. >> reporter: it started at 6:00 last night, witnesses say he fired what appeared to be an ar-15 rifle. >> he actually pursued the vehicle as the vehicle rolled down the hill firing rounds at the vehicle as it rolled. at one point the vehicle came to a stop. he got in front of the vehicle and fired rounds into the front windshield of the vehicle. >> reporter: two men in the silver sedan were killed. houston's police chief says the murders are likely drug-related. this video, showing what police believe are large bags of marijuana inside the car. >> we absolutely believe that a lot more witnesses are going to come forward a lot of people saw this. it was done in broad daylight. >> clayton joing us tonight. another driver not connected to the dints also fired shots? >> reporter: that's right, tom. there was another witness there with his own handgun who saw the suspect coming towards him. feerped fo

the very young and the very old are being supported not just by rescue teams but also by the good samaritans in their communities the worst may not be over authorities worry that the flood hit areas will be pummeled by more thunderstorms hampering their rescue operations even further. our correspondent misha wall is in delhi covering this story for us misha how serious is the flooding. well tell you the flooding is very serious across the state it's hard not to call 100 austral and also the rest of the state of good job this comes on the heels of similarly damaging and massive flooding to the north east of india earlier this month india is hit by ensuring its with tween june and september which is what causes this flooding in these specific states last year as well kevin love which is again the worst hit see if this was hit very badly and over $200.00 include died last year now there is an inkling of good news if the predictions of the meteorological department are correct today there's no dead in the region get in a bed in the which basically means that action really needed there's still or

and the good samaritans who jumped in to save her. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this . i'm whit johnson, in for tom llamas. we begin with dangerous weather, battering millions from the midwest to the northeast. the powerful line of storms triggering a microburst outside of pittsburgh, causing electrical wires to pop. the system toppling trees, ripping the roof off of one building, and partially collapsing another. and take a look at this lightning show on a kansas interstate. the extreme weather threat is not over, and there could be more for monday. here's rob marciano. >> reporter: tonight, severe thunderstorms bringing damaging winds and torrential rains to millions. in kansas, watch this lightning packed storm caught on camera. a lightning strike is blamed for this house fire in overland park. overnight in walton, ferocious winds of more than 70 miles per hour derailing dozens of cars on this train. in north carolina, strong gusts brought down trees across charlotte this weekend. watch as surveillance cameras capture this tree falling

officers later arrested cole after they say a good samaritan stepped in to help neighbor alan per as woke up to the commotion. i was confused at i really didn't know is happening really don't see a lot of. >>police are on this wasn't until later that happened that afternoon and i heard a lot of >>perez says he was surprised to learn about an attempted kidnapping because many kids walk to and from nearby parkway heights, middle school perez is now going to be more cautious. >>we just all as a community need to be a little bit more regular, you know the the children you know they're walking to school. >>christopher cole was apparently being cared for at this assisted living home. according to the california department of social services, this is a 3 bed facility for adults, a man we spoke with who says he works at the home but refused to be on camera. also says this is a misunderstanding. cole is developmentally disabled and he was not trying to kidnap a little girl as for the good samaritan who confronted cole. he was apparently also working at this care center. cole was later taken i

cut but police say it was all a hoax and the person wasn't actually good samaritan after all.orning temperatures are in the 50's and 60's familiar territory for us but. >>so move into the afternoon we're back to some other familiar territory. those 90's your forecast ahead. >>and make sure you get on out there early because traffic is pretty slow on bay area bridges, especially 80 ethel percy andrus didn't look like a fighter. but her tireless efforts to speak up for people created aarp. and we've still got that fighting spirit. aarp is taking on the drug companies to bring down prices for millions of americans. because people shouldn't have to choose between buying food and buying medicine. we were founded to fight for people. and we're not done yet. join us. >>to national news now police say that a person made up a story about finding a dog with throat cut all to get free s that care this happened in ohio, the person brought danny the dog to the vet and said that they found her in the road with a bloodied neck and according to police was mazel for hours at a time. well now p

ministers senior ministers are so willing they are appealing to the people for funds and help and good samaritans also coming out to make sure that the damage can be controlled as far as possible. of the flooding in maharashtra state alone has killed at least 30 people this in addition to fatalities it's financial capital one by foot in heavy rains last month more than a dozen people were killed in the city when a 4 story building gave it was one in the seeds of building collapses that have plagued the city in recent roughly around 22000000 people call the city home but there isn't enough accommodation for all of them and a lot of what is just not safe many citizens continue to risk their lives crowding into old dilapidated buildings even with the danger hanging over their heads correspondent. sends us this report. young people has lived here for much of their life this building a century old was built just as wood will one end. it's a tough climb for the 55 year old with chronic need pain but that isn't i mean what if. she says the building which is 80 tenants is crumbling and that it had our de

a good samaritan saw the puppies for sale on instagram for $800 apiece. she teamed up with the police, acted as a buyer, and the puppies were recovered. two men were arrested. >> they looked like they knew what they were doing. we have footage of them looking in the kennels with the cell phone flashlight. and they didn't want the larger, older dogs. they were here for the puppies. >> the shelter officials hope to track down and find the third stolen puppy. it was a gray and white pit bull puppy. they say it's very ill as well. and the rescue group is offering a reward for its safe return. >>> hurricane dorian is gaining strength as it makes its way through the atlantic ocean. it's expected to hit florida monday as a categoryfour. allison rodriguez joining us with the latest on the storm. >> the president has canceled an overseas trip to poland. he says the threat is too great for him to be away. those in th for impact. residents have been told to start gathering emergency supplies, water, and canned food. they are flying off shelves in local stores. doria

thank you samaritans. now a traditional sports lost in time has returned to the central african republic people have stopped playing became known is because of the country's precarious security situation now it's being revived by some young enthusiastic thanks to a law in the country. it's fast and rough whacking a homemade pack with thin sticks requires sharp reflexes speed and team skills the aim of the game is to stop the puck coming to a standstill in your half of the pitch for some watching this traditional game triggers memories of happier times isn't a trick is but it's again that was played during initiation rites it's a game that united people which reminded people of the values of community life so now we're thinking about how the values of the game can help rebuild our country is . traditionally people played the game of against neighboring villages but when the central african republic spiraled into violence in the early 2000 sometimes animosities were played out on the field. but some point th

to evacuate those affected by the floods and most at risk they are also being helped by the good samaritansin their communities the worst may not be over authorities worry that the flood hit areas will be pummeled by more thunderstorms hampering their rescue operations even further. the german government is planning a lot to ban plastic bags because it says voluntary agreements with retailers haven't worked well enough for one seen as a pioneer of green policy germany has been struggling to deliver on its environmental goals including reducing greenhouse gases. a reusable cloth bag that's the ideal alternative but ubiquitous plastic bag still reign supreme germans use an average of $24.00 plastic bags a year that adds up to $2000000000.00 plastic bags annually and that's too much according to germany's minister of environment the. best thing that hits that i am going to ban plastic bags out right it's an important and symbolic stick to discourage throwaway society from using things once and then tossing them out it can't go on we're going to put a stop to it. that's for several years now th

officers later arrested cole after they say a good samaritan stepped in to help neighbor alan per asommotion. >>i was confused at first, i really didn't know is happening. we really don't see a lot of. police are on this wasn't until later that happened that afternoon and i a and i heard a lot of >>perez says he was surprised to learn about an attempted kidnapping because many kids walk to and from nearby parkway heights, middle school perez is now going to be more cautious. >>we just all as a community need to be a little bit more regular, you know the the children as you know they're walking to school. >>christopher cole was apparently being cared for at this assisted living home. according to the california department of social services, this is a 3 bed facility for adults, a man we spoke with who says he works at the home but refused to be on camera. also says this is a misunderstanding. cole is developmentally disabled and he was not trying to kidnap a little girl as for the good samaritan who confronted cole. he was apparently also working at this care center. cole was later ta

thank you samaritans. now a traditional sports lost in time has returned to the central african republic people have stopped playing the game known is because of the country's precarious security situation now it's being revived by some gang into the c.s. thanks to allow in the contract. it's fast and rough whacking a homemade puck with thin sticks requires shaft reflexes speed and team skills the aim of the game is to stop the puck coming to a standstill in your half of the pitch for some watching this traditional game triggers memories of happier times isn't a trick is but it's a game that was played during initiation rites it's a game that united people which reminded people of the values of community life so now we're thinking about how the values of the game can help rebuild our country is . traditionally people played the game of against neighboring villages but when the central african republic spiraled into violence in the early 2000 sometimes animosities were played out on the field. at some point

thank you samaritans. now a traditional sports lost in time has returned to the central african republic people have stopped playing the game known as in g. because of the country's park area security situation now it's being revived by some young enthusiastic thanks to allow in the contract. it's fast and rough whacking a homemade pack with thin sticks requires shop reflexes speed and team skills the aim of the game is to stop the puck coming to a standstill in your half of the pitch for some watching this traditional game triggers memories of happier times isn't a trick is but it's a game that was played during initiation rites it's a game that united people which reminded people of the values of community life so now we're thinking about how the values of the game can help rebuild our country is . traditionally people played the game of against neighboring villages but when the central african republic spiraled into violence in the early 2000 sometimes animosities were played out on the field. at some p

the shelters a good samaritan noticed them for sale on instagram for $800 each. she teamed up with police and acted as a buyer. they were recovered and two men were arrested. >> they looked like they knew what they were doing. we have footage of them looking in the kennels with the cell phone flashlight and they didn't want any of the larger older dogs. they definitely looked like they were here for puppies. >> shelter officials hope to find a third dog, a great-and- white pitbull puppy. the dog is very sick. the rescue group is offering a reward for its safe return. >>> 7:07 and back to hurricane dorian. the governor of florida said residents should prepare for the impact of the hurricane to last several days. >> that is incredible. the governor gave an update on the emergency plans and has been telling people to have at least seven days worth of supplies. ktvu's allison rodriguez is here now. you have details. >> reporter: dave, gasia, hurricane dorian gaped strength overnight. it's, gained strength overnight and registered at 110 miles per hour winds and it's

to evacuate those affected by the floods and most at risk they are also being helped by the good samaritans in their communities. the worst may not be over authorities worry that the flood hit areas will be pummeled by more thunderstorms hampering their rescue operations even further. and. a quick reminder now the top stories we're following for you here at the deputy is unconscious canceling the rest of monday's flight after about 5000 pro-democracy demonstrators staged a sit in the wrong us all it's the biggest mass protest at the airport so far activists accuse the police of using excessive force. coming up next it is business africa with their heart alford's you're watching t w news and i'm sorry kelly in berlin i think you so much for joining us to wish you a great day. bursts. home to news of species. a home worth saving. given those are big changes and most start with small steps global india's tell stories of credence people and innovative projects around the world. but to use the country could return to screeners in shops and resource to. croon to.

a good samaritan lifted the door for her and she got out.t she experienced turned out to be deadly for others who, because of age or physical disability, couldn't open the garage and there was no good samaritan. >> it's not just a little bit of panic. >> reporter: david shew says not since the '90s has been there a law passed. >> censors prevent the door from closing and crushing anything in its way. >> the speed and intensity that these current fires that we've seen in the last couple years are moving through communities don't give people the time to think or really try to understand what to do ergenc quiet >> reporter: scott o'neal says some customers who simply want to replace their garage door are shocked to learn the new law requires them to also spend hundreds more to replace their opener, even if the old one works just fine. >> something happened where they have to replace that garage door and it wasn't planned for, their opener wasn't that old, and they're forced to buy one with a battery backup. that hurts. >> reporter: an electric

>>reporter: keana loby loves what he is doing as the deputy director at san francisco's good samaritanamily resource center he oversees different youth services programs.>> san francisco youth are being raised in a very special and sacred part of the world. their parents are incredible on they have gone through great lengths to be here to raise their kids here. >> is a first generation american he knows firsthand the struggles some bay area families can face. his parents came to this country in the 1960s from iran and his father worked hard to support the family. >> he did not know english and had $50 in his pocket and went from a dishwasher to a restaurateur.>> and his heart graduated from college with a degree in finance and onto a job in the corporate world but he soon realized something was missing. >> i was unhappy where i was. it was really simple, i googled youth volunteer. >> voluntary lead him to found his own nonprofit, division academy afterschool program, which in 2015 merged with good samaritan. >> it has been a wonderful addition to our mission. >> parents like juanita to

i ripped the dude's hands off the gun and then the other good samaritan took the clip out and slid it away, just in case the gun got loose. >> the deputy, a trainee, was treated for minor injuries and authorities described the suspect as a 24-year-old transient that is now behind bars on suspicion of attempting to disarm an officer and resisting arrest. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi will be in san francisco today to speak out about gun control. she wants the republican majority senate to act on measures that have cleared the house. >> it's a national epidemic, gun violence. we are not taking no for an answer. we are going to persist relentlessly and constantly until we get the senate to say yes. >> pelosi and congresswoman jackie speier will take part in a gun violence prevention town hall tonight at abraham lincoln high school in san francisco. >>> governor gavin newsom highlights education today and will be at cosumnes river college in sacramento to promote a new initiative, two years of free community college. this applies to any first time, full-time california student with an es

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a state trooper along with good samaritans managed to free him by lifting the suv and sliding the man out from underneath it. a preliminary investigation revealed that the motorcycle driver made an unsafe lane change and hit the pickup truck. the driver and the passenger were injured but are expected to recovery. >>> no sign of a missing fighter pilot after a jet crashed. it happened near an area called star wars canyon where fighter jets practice low flying maneuvers and tourists can watch. it was a super hornet like the one you see here. seven people on the ground were hurt. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> the hand picked successor and son of a sam ma bin lauden is dead. >> the new york times reports that the younger bin lauden was killed in 2017 or 2018. it's not clear where he died. >>> time is 4:27. two of the top democratic candidates for president clashed on the debate stage in detroit over how to win back the white house. >> you can't beat president trump with double talk. >> you're inaccurate in what you're describing. >> the major points of disagreement be

officers later arrested cole after they say a good samaritan stepped in to help neighbor alan per as woke up to the commotion. i was confused at first i really didn't know is happening really don't see a lot of. >>police are on this wasn't until later that happened that afternoon and i heard a lot of >>perez says he was surprised to learn about an attempted kidnapping because many kids walk to and from nearby parkway heights, middle school perez is now going to be more cautious. >>we just all as a community need to be a little bit more regular, you know the the children you know they're walking to school. >>christopher cole was apparently being cared for at this assisted living home. according to the california department of social services, this is a 3 bed facility for adults, a man we spoke with who says he works at the home but refused to be on camera. also says this is a misunderstanding. cole is developmentally disabled and he was not trying to kidnap a little girl as for the good samaritan who confronted cole. he was apparently also wlrking at this care center. cole was later t

they were spotted after a good samaritan called police. police found this. a car stuffed with toys. officials suspect their stolen. the suspects have been put in prison. >>> a man accused of grabbing multiple woman is under arrest. he rolled out to the on a bicycle. authorities have been at least five times over a two-week span beginning on july 14. officers arrested the 24 suspect.>>> the family of the defendant in the warehouse trial is speaking out. he was over the barnett warehouse yesterday with 36 people died in 2016. there on trial for involuntary manslaughter. that jerry has now deliberated for a second straight day. the his aunt said he should be treated as a hero. >> when the fire broke out, he got the biggest feistiness and that he could. he ran back to the fire. he tried to put it out. he started yelling and calling 911. >> if convicted, they could each face 39 years in state prison. the jury will come back on tuesday to reason their -- resumed their deliberation. >>> despite close calls, the fire season is off to a slow start. how that is given cruise a little extra tim

a good samaritan noticed the puppies for sale on instagram for $800 each. and she teamed up with police and acted as a buyer. and the dogs were recovered and two men were arrested. >> we have footage of them looking in the kennels with a cell phone flashlight. and they didn't want any of the older dogs. they were here for the puppies. >> shelter officials are still hoping to find the third dog, a gray and white pit bull puppy that's very sick. the rescue group is offering a reward for his safe return. >>> still ahead, a call for help from family and friends of a bay area activist seriously hurt in the philippines. how they want help from the u.s. embassy. >>> and proposed protection for renters in the city of alameda. how city leaders could grant them immediate relief. >>> a nice looking drive to start off with as you head out to the maze. we're expecting a slightly morning commute and a much easier evening commute. >>> well above average lows yesterday but the highs were a little bit below except by the coast what about today as we go into the friday forec

good samaritans rushed to help victims trapped in this overturned car. >>> and ginger inside the d23. the annual disney fan convention with all the inside information. what's going on, ginger? >> oh, well, i'm here with another very lively group of disney fans.clusives. everybody is here. angelina jolie, but one of the biggest gets i got was an update from kermit the frog. >> i don't know if you know this but we are no longer -- we are no longer romantically involved, and thank goodness for that. did i just say that out loud? this isn't live, is it? >> this isn't live. i'm sorry. shh, she won't see it. don't worry. >> you're right, if her face isn't on it she's not watching. >> oh, that kermit, he has two new shows to talk about, but there are also movies. from pixar to disney, we interviewed the "frozen ii" cast. so much coming up on "gma." don't go anywhere. >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by home instead senior care. to us, it's personal. personal. r always creaked. and your mother told me all her life that i should fix it. and now it reminds me of her. i'm just glad i neve

they are also being helped by good samaritans in their community.uthorities worry that the flood hit areas would be pummeled by more thunderstorms, having -- hampering their operations even further. laila: the islamic holiday of eid al-adha has begun. it is considered the holiest in the muslim calendar but this year they are taking place in the shadow of political tension in several countries. >> in israel and the west bank, thousands flocked to the mosque in jerusalem to offer prayers to commemorate god testing abraham's faith by commanding him to sacrificece his son. but eid had a p political edgeen ramallah where the resident blessed the crowd but also bowed to establish -- vowed to develop an independent state. politics part the proceeding in kashmir, where muslimsms werenly allowed to walalk to mosques ale -- in pairs. strong feelings on display. translator: we have gathered here not for aid but to show solidarity for those in india held kashmir. despite the cruelties, the people of kashmir will not remainin silent. >>>> in syria, shshepherd's

. >> reporter: dozens of good samaritans are pitching in to help, as are the fellow firefighters of brian mccluney and justin walker. >> we are talking about a decorated combat veteran, a firefighter paramedic. >> reporter: reid binion reporting. >>> new video of a rescue in solano county with a helicopter hoisting a 66-year-old man to safety after he was reported missing more than 20 hours. on sunday, the friend went jet skiing and then never returned. the crews found the victim stranded in the cabin suffering from mild hypothermia and he was taken to the hospital and is doing okay this morning. >> a very lucky guy. >>> we will get a check on the weather. it's foggy outside? >>> we are keeping it cool but temperatures will warm up through the rest of the work week and into the weekend. enjoy this refreshing ocean breeze because things will change for us. here is a live look with in the upper 50s to low 60s at this hour. your weather headlines, widespread low clouds with areas of fog and breezy conditions breezy conditions westerly to southwesterly with that ocean breeze kicking in for us

." >> reporter: a good samaritan tried to rush in >> i tried to go inside, i made it to the open living room and i couldn't go any further. >> reporter: records show the house was registered as a day care center, the most recent inspection was within the last year it's not clear if the children inside were under that care. now investigators are trying to figure out what caused that fire, as families are left with the horror of five young lives cut tragically short blayne alexander, nbc news >>> more breaking news now, an escaped prisoner accused of murdering a tennessee prison official has been captured following a massive manhunt. s ins us now fro ripley, tennessee. kerry, what gave police the break they needed? >> reporter: well, jose, all credit tonight to technology and the family who knew what to do with it, one of those ring doorbell cameras alerted a family here in rural tennessee that someone was in their backyard, and then we looked at it, they recognized that it was the escaped inmate, curtis ray watson captured, the five-day manhunt finally over >> it is a good day, because c

why one survivor is taking a mysterious good samaritan. >> i want to thank john, hopefully that is his name. >>> new state restrictions, forcing major changes tonight, to youth football, we are live with the big changes at practice. >>> cal fire's newest weapons to fight fires that they never have before.'s blitz they condemn fire returned at night.t ch business being exposed to toxic substance is? tonight, we get some answers. >> what do you have to say to the people who may have not xil cannot tell u that. >>> thnew kpix5 news at seven starts right now the vigil getting underway for the victims of the garlic festival shooting. good evening, let's take a life look at where that vigil is being held come is at the chamber of commerce at monterey road and fifth street and get away. you can you hear dozens of people are already there, pepper five is overhead, giving you a better idea just how big this crowd is. we have seen people still trickling in, in the meantime kate is in san jose after speaking to to victims who were just released from the hospital today. >> reporter: valley medical

. >> then a good samaritan took the phone saying she'd help and stay with the couple, an act of kindness amidst an act of hate >> we want to meet her and thank her in person. she wants to thank her in person too. >> she wants to thank the person who -- >> who helped them >> the velazquez one of so many families grappling with unspeakable loss on saturday morning, gilbert drove past his son andre's home on his way to work he watched andre and his wife jordan loading their kids into the car. >> they were very happy. i didn't want to stop and maybe ruin the moment. but now i have regrets because that's the last time i saw them. >> first came the heartbreaking news that 24-year-old jordan was dead last night, gilbert's worse fears were confirmed his son was also dead. police telling him andre was killed shielding his wife and two-month-old son paul gilbert >> they're both heroes because they were doing their job as parents, protecting children >> today gilbert showed me his office, packed with family photos and artwork including this hand print and poem andre made for his dad in first grade.