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providing through the good samaritan program a provision of the rent ordinance. this says that land lords who offer the unit as a good part of good samaritan program to displaced residentses that is temporary. that they are not bounds by the same rules around rent control that apply we will have some willing to legality folk rent at a discounted rent because of their hardship. normally under the rent control lus this would be base rent forever under the program does not it is for those interested can do that on a year, 2 year whatever the time line is. that is in the a new base rent for long-term tenants. >> so much benjamin work in my office and he is the one that is the one that is has cline assistance work. and work is emergency rental assistance program. the challenges has been land lords don't want to come in the program than i have to become a vender and go through the press. with good samaritan we're finding if as well not a guarantee when folks exit or return to the original units we have trouble with property ordinance and land lords coming on board and

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it shows two good samaritans stopping attempted carjackers in oakland. it happened last month on piedmont avenue. as you can see, a man returning to his car when he's approached by two men in sweatshirts who take the keys out of his hand as they go back to the car. two people start attacking the suspect's car. the suspects then seem to get scared and drive off without the victim's car. the good samaritans reportedly work at a karate school right across the street. and its crimes such as that that have many business owners saying they are fed up with city leadership. hundreds of businesses say they plan to close tomorrow as part of a city strike to demand elected leaders do more to curb crime. ktvu zac sos joins us now. he's live in oakland tonight with more on the message they are trying to send. zack. yeah, julie and the general consensus amongst business owners. i spoke to plan to go on strike tomo been heard by the city. they feel that the city simply has not been handling crime well and the final straw for them seems to have really been a state grant

the good samaritans reportedly work at a karate school right across the street. all right. new this morning, another person in san jose has been hit and killed by a vehicle. police say it happened just before 330 this morning on north jackson avenue, not far from alum rock avenue. we're told the pedestrian was a man and the driver involved in the crash stayed at the scene and spoke with police. this is the second person in san jose hit and killed by a car in just 24 hours. the other happened yesterday morning right around six. another person was hit and killed in a crash in the willow glen neighborhood. the impact from the crash was so severe, investigators say the victim actually went through the windshield. police say the pedestrian was in the crosswalk but did not have the light to cross. residents in the area say that intersection can be dangerous. just through here. no one really pays attention. it's there's so much traffic. they don't leave any room. so people try to find when they find an opening, they take it. and that's what happens with a lot of the traffic that g

i am very happy tonight did you come and offer my condolences to the samaritan service ? thank you. i also offer my condolences to your excellencies and dear viewers. the condition of the medical centers and field hospitals to provide for farvardin was filled with excess blood. you have challenges. there are not many challenges. maybe this year is the best in terms of supplying blood and products, and the reserves of 1213, for example, if someone is injured and needs blood, the golden time is the first injection, if god forbid, it will be too late for the world . blood is not available in the required amount, john the injured person is in danger. we have to predict this month in the hospitals of the border provinces, the field hospital that was formed , we have enough and maybe more than enough available from all groups and thank god, there were no problems . alhamdulillah, we have a duty to completely clean the interior of iraq, but from the point of view that it is very necessary to donate blood to the person who needs blood as soon as possible. suzanne who is inside the ambulance

if he is to just see for has smashed the women samaritan world record here in berlin with a time of 2 hours, 11 minutes and 53 seconds. take us to see foot knocked over 2 minutes of the previous record to make sporting history. b, 29 year old, one. the rates last year in a personal best was almost 4 minutes quicker. this time arrived. if you're watching data, we can use life from berlin. here's a reminder of our top story. armenia is urging the united nations to send a mission to nicole know car box to monitor the safety of academic armenians. their 1st aid convoys have not reached civilians prompt. indeed, disputed regions and that's all for an hour. next day's sports life after a short break. i'll be back again at the top of the next hour until then take care of the every jenny is surprising. we've gone all out to give you some of the right people in your northern most count the police the free time.

good samaritans race to help a teenager who was trapped under an overturned car which weighed 3,600 pounds. it happened last wednesday night outside of atlanta. police say they had chased the car because it was speeding. at some point it flipped and then two teens made it out just fine. well, the 19 year old driver was finally rescued and taken to the hospital. >> a criminal investigation is underway into a sunday night football tragedy. in the stands. a man in the crowd during the dolphins patriots game in massachusetts was killed during a fight. police think a fan of the visitors may be responsive. all investigators near boston are waiting for autopsy results to help determine if charges will be filed in the death of a new england patriot fan. 53 year old dale mooney was at gillette stadium in foxborough for sunday's dolphins game. video shows him in a patriots jersey and hat getting into a row of seats when the fight breaks out . >> i just saw a guy in a dolphins jersey come over. he delivered two punches and at that point everybody kind of let go of the guy. and he fell back into his s

dennis brown was trapped in the burning car until a good samaritan rescued him. in all the chaos, he never got the chance to thank the woman who saved him. the woman's name is tammy arrington. her friends saw coverage of the rescue and let her know and dennis was able to reconnect and give her a proper thank you. tammy and dennis join us now. >> am tammy. >> good morning. >> steve: i know you guys have become friends. why was your car on fire? >> i don't have no idea. we haven't investigated that yet. it was smoking. my family house right there, i was sitting there thinking the smoke was going to go away and it started catching on fire. >> tammy, you are from mississippi, you went to help a friend move, rather than go to costco, you stayed at the house. you look out the front window and see a car on fire. what did you do? >> well, so i saw the car on fire. all the doors were closed, i just assumed something weird happened and the car caught onir foo. i grabbed my phone to call 911 and happened to see dennis's head move from the head rest and i saw that and i drop

. >> hey, these guys with the hele good samaritans, the lemur was eventually rounded with its owner.inds me, do you know what a lion calls a femur? yeah. what? fast food and fast food and rhiannon's pet. >> how dare you. >> they're so cute. >> they are cute and delicious. two lions, apparently. >> are you. are you ready for the cutest story of the day? a shelter cat that's just begging for cuddles. >> this happened in saint charles, missouri, back on august 29th. this little guy named babbel decided to plop right down on an employee's laptop computer. so good spot. get a good spot. >> and the best part is babbel just got adopted by a long time shelter volunteer. one week later. how could you not? >> was it the shelter volunteer? that's operating this laptop? because how do you not. how is that not a sign right there that this is this this cat in your situation looks like. >> yes, my ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, host of the new reality competition series "buddy games," josh duhamel. and from "dancing with the stars," judge carrie ann inaba. plus, we contin

that good samaritan said did he not even know how to swim.rrow on "special report." we look at efforts to address worker gaps in the manufacturing industry. please remember if you can't catch us live, set your dvr 6:00 p.m. on the west coast. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced and still unafraid. the ingraham angle is now. ♪ >> laura: hello, everyone, washington tonight. you know how the media love to say that the walls are closing in on donald trump? well, today the walls are closing in on hunter biden. because late this afternoon the special counsel announced that his office is planning to indict joe biden's son on federal gun charges. this will happen on or before september #th. this comes after the collapse of that ridiculous sweetheart plea deal that you agreed to in july. al

i love samaritan's purse. always doing good stuff. >>> buffalo bills' star josh allen showing off a new way to drink pepsi. >> how to buffalo your pepsi. order buffalo wings and pepsi, ten two, and here's the key, other extra buffalo sauce. mix with celery. step four, enjoy your new favorite drink. rachel: and we have pepsi and hot sauce for joey -- pete: going to have to report back. [laughter] rachel: joey and pete are going to try this out. joey: buffalo sauce. texas pee with some butter in it. there we go, buffalo sauce -- pete: that's a little too much. rachel: it's okay. joey: here we go. all right, now i'm just -- rachel: how is that? [background sounds] yeah jee i think all my hot sauce floated on top. pete: it's not bad. it's got a little kick to it. the next hour of "fox & friends" is going to be interesting -- [laughter] rachel: a lot of indigestion.m more "fox & friends.am" i went into a depression. (how do you feel about that?) pretty sad. i posted it to show that kenny's not always happy. within

mobilization with efforts using russian assets to make them work for us and also er what did the fan-samaritan minister yura yaresko talk about thank you very much now my question to the secretary of the arymaker is to talk about global order or rather global disorder right version carries out actogressions russia feels the blow and pay the bills and russia should be brought to justice in the criminal sense of such a financial we understand well that there is and has been a long-term dispute regarding the issue of sovereign immunity. i think that this issue is no longer an issue of sovereign immunity, but rather of sovereign impunity. this is a completely different definition . please tell me is there any real possibility to confiscate these russian assets and who could start it americans as world leaders europeans as a sphere where is the largest and volume of russian frozen assets are located in this case, it is unlikely that they can do anything. so who should start this about it with confiscation. thank you for the question . at the beginning, i want to say that i am very pleased to be her

a good samaritan found clinkunbroomer in his car. he was rushed to a hospital but did not survive.county sheriff robert luna says the suspect was arrested earlier today after an hours-long standoff at his home in palmdale just north of l a. >> 36 hours. after the murder. of our deputy. the men and women of our department arrested him. >> clinkunbroomer had gotten engaged to be married just 4 days before his death. governor gavin newsom called the killing, quote, horrific unconscionable. and shocking. he has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff at the state capitol in the deputies honor. there are still no word on a motive. the oakland naacp, president and other community leaders held a press conference this morning to address oakland's missed deadline to apply for the state's crime prevention grants. 11 cities in the bay area are going to get the money and plan to use it to prevent organized retail crimes. oakland is not one of them. the conference began at 10:00am at the acts full gospel church in oakland. the naacp wasted no time telling the public who's to blame. >> what is g

his heroic act was caught on camera while escaping the wildfire sam brock has more on this good samaritan i want to you record everything while we're leaving >> reporter: right from those first heart-stopping moments, jessica pickering knew their time was precious leaving lahaina with the flames on their heels. >> we tried to get out of neighborhood but were blocked by cars >> reporter: along the way they spot a flash of fire in the bushes. >>> >> oh, my god, it's there in the bushes >> what? >> the fire! in the [ bleep ] bushes! >> reporter: steve leaps to put out the flames threatening a complete stranger's house. >> steven! come on! we're going get stuck! >> reporter: were you thinking this is crazy, and it's going to cost us our lives? >> yes >> reporter: what did his actions end up doing >> i think he saved that area of the neighborhood >> reporter: the pickerings barely survived without emergency sirens or even a text to warn them >> i haven't paeersonally heardf a single notification anybody received in all of my social network period >> reporter: out of how many people you've talk

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and a good samaritan helped out to workers tack by car burglar in oakland will have more on that coming up. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> good morning and thank you for waking with bright and early for the kron. morning news. it is friday, september 15th. i'm reyna harvey. all right. we'll want to get you, roland, want to look at what's going on in top stories. first, we have to start with a look at weather and traffic. >> good morning, john. hey, good morning, rain happy friday is second to last friday of summer. we are about a week away from the end of the season and we are looking at cole white the changes. we work our way into the final week of the season. lot of marine layer out there this morning. this very dense foggy cloud blanket that is pressed right into the east bay hills right now making for a view that is not much of a view at all. as of right now. it is going to be a morning to watch out for some low visibility areas. we've got the drizzle and for for us this morning, you may be turning on the windshield wiper a time or

got trapped in a ravine for five days in a very remote area our miguel almaguer spoke to the good samaritanho came to the rescue >> reporter: this is the moment rescue teams pulled calvin smith to safety, using ropes and a basket the great-grandfather was lifted up a steep cliff after spending nearly five days trapped at the bottom of the ravine >> i was praying god, please don't let me die out here. >> reporter: speaking from his hospital bed where he was recovering, he says he was driving these remote mountain roads outside los angeles when his truck careened off a cliff and plummeted 100 feet down u. >> ejected out of the vehicle. >> reporter: out of sight without food and water growing more worried he might not survive another night, on day five he finally heard dirt bikers in the area >> when i heard him yelling for help i was really shocked. >> reporter: cory spotted the truck, climbed down to smith, gave him water and called for help do you think was a strike of luck or miracle that you came across him >> it was definitely a miracle >> reporter: a remote miracle after a rescue on the

and within minutes it can be all right, up picked full it up to the samaritans, and then just to the end of the phone and i'll kind of speak to them. i'm just shopping on control beyond the phone because i just need to know that there's somebody out there short but after which a post one long enough for up on that call. they don't even know what the foot. ready it's what you leave behind it, so you leave behind the impression is a very, very dot this, which is the fact of life. i can't imagine anybody in life, not having some form of depression, isn't a part of you to anything else. talk black thoughts and black is the, is a part of my vehicle knowledge, part of my journey. and it's a to i am the way that's being tell you that guys. and so i knew that when we finish off with a minute reflect and then a group folk, the seed of just like the so how does one forgave after losing $32.00 family members in a anus mexico, a survivor of one of columbia's 50 alone conflicts west atrocities dedicates his life to reconciliation with this peaceful says around him. nina palazzios, life and missio

hear from the hero and the good samaritan who stepped in to help >>> as carlos alcaraz dominates the men's u.s. open, the american women are on trook sw s track t sweep through the tournament >>> here >>> a message to maui. >>> good early morning to you. i'm jessica layton >> i'm frances rivera. we now know exactly how a fugitive killer managed to break out of a pennsylvania prison >>> newly-released video show the danelo cavalcante climbing out of the chester county prison a week ago an urgent manhunt is still under way as the dangerous inmate is briefed t believed to be headed south. >> reporter: this is the moment danelo cavalcante began his escape early thursday morning. officials officials releasing the video and describing how he crab walked up the wall before pushing his way through razor wire >> while he escaped undetected n though the observation tower was staffed at the time. >> the tower officer did not observe nor report the escape. the escape was discovered as part of the inmate counts that occur when inmates come in from the exercise yard. >> reporter: the tower officer

two good samaritans stepped in and one followed gibson in a car until police were able to contain hims is a serious crime. the brazenness of it is something we have to take seriously. and as people get away with these types of things, they're emboldened to do others. >> reporter: others believe prosecution shouldn't be the first piece of fighting crime. >> they're not responsible themselves. i think they should look at this going on. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> we're following a developing story out of berkeley tonight. a widespread comcast outage. a company spokesperson says vandals damaged cables in the area, taking down services for many customers. no estimate on when things will be up and running again. an investigation is under way into the apparent act of vandalism. comcast is the parent company of nbc universal. >>> in san jose, an investigation is under way after a pedestrian was hit and killed by a car in willow glen. a driver in a honda hit a man crossing the road at the correction of willow street and meridian avenue. it happened around 6:00 this morning. the man wa

. >> peers, family members, friends, good samaritans, neighbors being equipped with naloxone and that's one of the reasons why we encourage everybody to carry naloxone because you don't necessarily know who may be using opioids. >> reporter: the legislation has been approved by both chambers of the california legislature, but has faced industry pushbacks as critics say it would cost insurers over $9 million a year to cover narcan, about the supporters say that's a fraction of what the state pays annually in emergency overdose response. >> some people do start reducing their use once people have been trained in how to use narcan and have reversed overdoses which has beneficial impacts for all of us. >> reporter: for michelle, it's another tool to keep her and her family safe. >> it's prevalent. it's everywhere. i feel like you need it. >> reporter: an assurance for all walks of life. >> narcan can cost around $50 per dose. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is headed for the east coast this evening after kicking off a u.s. trip here in the bay area. his plane touched down at m

there were 4 people on it at the time of the fire to rescue themselves. 2 were assisted by a good samaritan before vallejo fire arrived. the fire department says people may have been living on the boat thing is how there were people on the boat at the time and has been an abandoned boat for many years. quite possible police had to come back after someone got back on the boat. >> and refused to leave. they had to tase the man and carry him off. chavez says the owner of the grand romance and hope to fix the boat before the fire like left here. they were going to restore it. but i guess they just left to it. just slowly started sinking in the water and people just live dot as it went. there were no injurie%. vallejo fire says it's still under investigation. >> and they'll release the cause at a later time in vallejo amanda hari kron. 4 news. it's been a violent 24 hours in oakland, police are investigating a pair of deadly shootings. the first happening around 9.45. last night. >> near the intersection of 38th avenue and macarthur boulevard. that's in the city's laurel district. when officers

. >> with the help of some good samaritans who stopped to help, they struggled to lift the 3,600 pound vehicle. >> come on, y'all. we got this. come on, y'all. >> their teamwork. paying off as they lift the car. enough to free the driver. he's out. >> just incredible video there. the 19 year old was taken to the hospital where as of monday, he was still recovering. >> christmas is more than three months away, but major retailers are announcing their big plans. amazon is hiring 250,000 workers for the holidays, a big jump from last year. it's also raising the average pay for warehouse and delivery workers to $20.50 an hour. meanwhile target plans to hire 100,000 seasonal workers. the company is kicking off its holiday sales early next month, three months, that's all. >> it'll be here before you know it. coming up, the news about vanna white's future. also ahead, the growing debate over the dress code in the us senate. >> dozens of senators fight back >> dozens of senators fight back against a recent change dupixent helps you du more with less asthma. and can help you breathe better in a

. >> on saturday, a good samaritan finally spotted the wreckage and climbed down the hill, saving calvin's life. >> i was excited. i was happy. i was glad i could almost be saved. i'm not going to die here. i'm going to make it. i'm very happy. cheers running down my face and make it. >> he did. he did break several ribs and vertebrae. but he says he's looking forward to spending more time with his ten kids. 44 grandkids and 14 great grandkids . >> it's a story to tell now as well. all right. the boss is taking a break for the rest of the month. bruce springsteen says he's being treated for an ulcer as a result, the e street band has postponed the rest of their shows this month. the 73 year old postponed two concerts in philadelphia last month, blaming an illness. >> coming up, the missing person mystery on a popular cruise ship. >> also ahead, the fallout after a ten year old boy was arrested and sent to jail for urinating in a parking lot behind his mother's car. what his family is now demanding [bones cracking] ♪ (tense music) ♪ one aleve works all day so i can keep working my magic. ju

the sheriff says a good samaritan found the deputy and called 911. >> working an emergency with one of their deputies. >> reporter: later that night. >> present arms. >> reporter: a somber salute as the officer covered by an american flag is wheeled out of the hospital. lights once again illuminate the night sky in a processional to the coroner's office where deputy clinkunboomer's family walks hand and hand behind him. >> somebody saw something. somebody knows something. >> reporter: investigators now pleading for help. >> the person that did this is a coward and they will be caught. >> reporter: the community now showing an outpouring of love to the officer once devoted to them. >> dana joins us now from the scene of the shooting. just how close to the sheriff's office did this happen? >> peter, we are on the street where the officer was shot. i want to step on to the sidewalk. take a look. this is the sheriff's office right there. and behind me there is a growing memorial as we await a vigil later tonight. peter? >> dana griffin in palmdale, california, thank you. >>> overseas five

the sheriff says a good samaritan found the deputy and called 911 >> the sheriff, a bit of an emergency with one of their deputies >> later that night , a somber, covered by an american flag is, wheeled out of the hospital. lights once again illuminate the night sky in a processional to the corner's office, where the deputy's family walks hand in hand behind him. >> somebody saw something. somebody knows something. >> reporter: investigators now plead are for help. >> the person who did this is a coward and they will be caught. >> reporter: the community now showing an outpouring of love to be the officer once devoted to them >> our thanks to dana for that update. >>> congress now has less than two weeks to keep the government funded and try to prevent a shutdown and the burden rests on the top republican in the house, kevin mccarthy, as he tries to keep his caucus together during some strong disagreements on spending for more on, this we go to nbc's brie jackson in washington good morning what are the funding negotiations look like as we begin this monday? >> reporter: good morning, je

good samaritans helped them to shore and survivors of the fire disaster on maui will soon be allowedook at their homes and businesses. his officials have announced a reentry plan for escorted visits beginning september 25th. now the goal is for residents and business owners to get some closure for people entering the fire zone. will be given masks and other protective gear. they will have to apply for a pass. >> now we turn now to video from a deli here in new york where thieves got more than they bargained for during an attempted robbery. this morning, dramatic video from our new york station wabc showing store workers fighting back during a robbery. the video shows five suspects sneaking into the store , placing a worker in a chokehold while an accomplice empties the register. after speaking through a translator, the worker says he feared for his life. the only thing that was his in mind is to protect, like how to get released from like his hand from his leg and defends himself. but as he fights back, another store employee is able to break free from the robbers and he grabs a kitc

a good samaritan finding clinkunbroomer unconscious and calling for help. he later died at the hospital. >> from everything i know about ryan, people absolutely loved and adored him. >> reporter: overnight, dozens lining up to pay their respects as clickenbroomer's body was transported to the coroners office. tonight investigators now zeroing in on this surveillance video obtained by our station kabc showing a dark-colored car slowly pull up next to the deputy's vehicle then speed off. afterward, the deputy's car appearing to slow to a stop. officials emphasizing it may be unrelated. >> the person that did this is a coward, and they will be caught. we do not tolerate this kind of behavior in palmdale. it is not who palmdale is. >> reporter: clinkenbroomer was a third generation deputy. his murder coming just days after the 30-year-old had gotten engaged. california governor gavin newsom honoring the officer, calling the loss horrific. flags at the state capitol will be flown at half staff. >> detectives desperately asking the public for help. thank you. >>>

the good samaritans each wearing a tie. one has a bow tie and they have their weapons. at the end, the victim picks up the item. the suspects were trying to take from him appears to be his wallet there on the grounds. another business says retail theft is forcing them to close their doors for good. may have heard of it announced today will permanently close 3 stores in the bay area, including one in pittsburgh kron four's amanda hari was at that store and spoke with customers about their reaction to the closure. >> this target behind me is the largest location closing in the bay area. it's also the only target in pittsburgh. so people who live in this area, we're going to have to go elsewhere. >> tuesday target announced they would be closing 3 bay area stores. one on folsom street in san francisco, one on broadway oakland and one in pittsburgh. i was shocked when a first listen to the news and i say they were close in the first thing my husband was they don't close. our store target said in a statement they cannot keep operating the stores because of theft and organize

what we are hearing from the good samaritan as neighbors say they are fed up with the recent string of>> the prime minister of israel in the bay area today holding face to face meetings with the tesla ceo elon musk in fremont at tesla comedy factory and the reason protesters showed up in san francisco, san jose, and fremont. >>> the future of ai, what a tech ceo is taking about the chance to pick up the bay area business and make sanford cisco the new home base. >>> the news as 6:00 starts now. that evening and thank you for being with us on this monday. >>> we begin with a stunning attack on a woman in a north oakland neighborhood. the video is shocking. check it out. neighbors say a person acting like this that you see there have become all too common. the women just walked down the street and all of a sudden you see four men jump out of the white car. it has many in the neighborhood afraid even to go walking at all anymore. that neighborhood seems to now have become a hotspot for muggings. >> reporter: folks who live in this north oakland neighborhood are definitely feeling rattled.

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two good samaritans who stopped robbers stealing jewellery worth £100,000one—hundred—thousand pounds woman, aged in her 805, after two men took a suitcase containing the jewellery from her car in ken5ington, 5outh—west london, at around 5pm on august 19th. staying in the uk, the office for national statistics has announced that uk inflation dropped slightly in the year to august. the rate fell to 5ix—point—5even percent compared to six—point—eight percent injuly. the drop, which was not expected by most analysts, seems to have been triggered by falls in hotel and air fare costs. it�*s the lowest rate since february of last year. the chancellorjeremy hunt welcomed the news. the path to lowering inflation is never easy, because it doesn�*t happen in a straight line. but if you look at the overall picture since it peaked last autumn, it is now down 40% and that says the plan is working. even at 6.7%, that is a lot of pain for ordinary familie5 who are seeing their shopping bill5 go up, theirfuel prices go up and that is why it is essential we continue to stick to that plan, deliver the

okay, this is the incredible moment that police officers and good samaritans teamed up to lift an overturnedd flipped, partially ejecting the driveectingr throud the sunroof and pinning his upper body and head on the roadway. driver h the was conscious, was struggling to breathe, so they had to act fast. e. the group of four officersth and bystanders were able to lift a 30 £600 car. >> you go, boy, nice that there was a woman. >> now, here's a question who's helpinag: when g jess? here's the question. when you were a kid, did abu think that you had the ability to lift up a car if someone was trapped underneath? >> you have superhumanunderneapr exactly like you could do itou because you read about it. know if you are a motherr are and you think to your kids in the car, mother can't do it. or if you're an angel, dust. ye.: or angs, yes, yes. highly underrated, by the way. yeah. highn lift risk can lift anythii including our heartst fo. that's it for us. have a great night. >> welcome to jesse watters. >> prime time tonight. you said you didn't do it. then i have the exact evidence of you doing

their work van and chase them down to get the bike back, go fund me page set up for those good samaritanson. a group of hunters and for to have caught what is believed to be the state's second-largest, that looks big, record alligator. the monster reptile measured 13 feet long and 920 pounds. almost a thousand pounds, took the hundred four hours to wrangle the giant gator. they say it was like looking into the eyes of 18 rex. this is our caveman lived. could you boys do that? could you wrangle this alligator? will: look how big. rachel: you to deal with the roosters in your house. pete: but the other picture up. that gives you a sense of scale to go back to that. rachel: that is incredible. will: did you know there were gators like that? >> maybe not that big. he's got his feet on his back with his back legs in stirrups right there. rachel: how did they stand him up? pete: he was hanging on a rope. rachel: where is he hanging get from? did not think it was a ballerina balancing. i can't say anything here. just take it away. >> reporter: this could be the next segment, pete and will wrangl

. >> yeah, you know, my first thought is to the firefighters and law enforcement and the good samaritanso the pillow the night before in new york city and never could have imagined that next day, september 11th, would be a day that would matter more than any other to them. they rushed towards danger to save innocent civilians who had been targeted by ruthless terrorists. on that day they were heroes and inspired me and my colleagues. i was in estonia the day we were attacked. we all knew my c.i.a. colleagues and i that our lives, careers would be transformed. i went on to spend like my colleagues did years in war zones taking the fight to the enemy and doing our best to protect the homeland. >> dana: dan, where do you think we are today in terms of our posture? at the time we were on our back foot when it came to dealing with terrorism. president bush said we need to go on offense and where do you think we are today 23 years later? >> we did that and i think we had a very effective strategy that charles krauthammer outlined. forward defense. u.s. military and intelligence community and s

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>> now 10 good samaritans in action here. this is wild. 2 men chase after bad guys car start beating it with wooden poles after this robbery attempt in oakland. plus. was shot without first. listen to the news. and i say they were closing pretty i >> goodbye to 3 bay area. target stores, retail giant closing the locations where they say they're just too much crime. >> and investigators say they found who killed a 6 year-old boy from toledo almost 40 years ago, but they say helped them solve this cold case. when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. thanks for joining us tonight on kron. 4 news at 10, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. our top story tonight. >> president biden is in the bay area. he's here to campaign. >> and to attend some events through tomorrow night. that's right. kron 4 sarah stinson awaited his landing in san francisco where >> he is expected to spend the night. sarah joins us live in the studio tonight. so sarah has going so far? well, i waited and i waited

the good samaritans reportedly work at a karate school across the street . now san mateo county supervisor wants to increase funding for the police in his area. supervisor david canepa said san mateo county's experiencing an increase in domestic violence deaths as well as organized crime properties, property crimes, auto and retail thefts. he says police departments all over the county are understaffed and they need more money to bring down the crime rate. we should be able to shop, should be able to shop just to get toothpaste instead, we have to ring three bells. you have to now show a receipt. can you imagine a receipt sheet? if not, they won't let you out. that's not the san mateo county. i want to live in now. supervisor cannabis says he'll be asking for $750,000 in funding from a sales tax increase measure that passed back in 2016. it is 708 city workers in san francisco can once again force people who are living on the streets off the streets, if they turn down an offer of shelter in appeals. court ruled that people are not involuntarily homeless if t

the reps in the east bay after a good samaritan tries to stop a car burglary in oakland that fight brokery popular ice cream shop and the person who videotaped that violent scene is hoping that the video will lead to justice kron four's terisa stasio has more. >> i looked to the right and i see this man break into the car could right. chartres says that for a moment. she couldn't believe what she was seen. a crime taking place feet away from where she was walking her dog piedmont avenue by fenton's ice cream shop in oakland thursday morning, fearing for the 2 fenton's workers safety. she the record button on her phone. >> i was worried. i was worried that it's this man gets into a scuffle. what that the pass and i don't know. >> but then. >> the thief took the bads 2 of his car and then by that, but by that time, he got into a scuffle with the staff member who was trying to stop him. chaudhry says that, although she has seen signs warning residents to not leave via bulls in their car. she says it's still shocked or to see violence up close in person. >> just because i couldn't believe it

will: some good samaritans involved as well. never lifted a car. how would you describe it? >> it was a fantastic effort by everybody. as officer lee said, we had to get specific leverage to get the car up rather than push the car over. we didn't want to cause any more damage to the driver. some of us didn't see exactly how he was pinned. will: you got him out. we reported he is suspected to be okay, the story has a happy ending, but i would imagine this is a lesson in let's not be racing here, dragracing or whatever he was doing on the highways. >> once he got outside the car, he was alert, conscious, and breathing, there was no animosity, our humanity took over, the men in blue care. we handled that later but at the time, the important part was he was out and alive, got him to the hospital and get him medical care. that was the forefront. will: great job. wonderful story. thank you for what you did and sharing it with us on "fox and friends". >> thank you. will: coming up, we have to be truthful, not neutral. that is the message from mainstream m

and a group of good samaritans found him and brought him back to his home.e remembers waking up in the emergency room, getting treated for a brain injury and broken teeth. scott harris joins me now along with his partner joe her check. >> scott, one thing that stood out to me about your story you are a veteran, you served in the navy. i'm sorry about what happened to you. more than 100 stitches. a brain injury. scott, that's something overseas fighting in are a way. did you ever expect it to happen to you here? >> no, i did not see that coming. i, you know, we had kind of gotten used to these illegal parties across the street. i never in a million years thought i would be attacked within a block of my own home. >> kayleigh: scott. i understand that you lost something very personal to you and your wallet. what was taken from you. >> yeah, they took the piece of -- a piece of my memory of my mother. my mother passed quite some time ago and i have had her near me ever since. i carried her driver's license with me. unfortunately that was in the wallet. that's pr