. >> now on booktv a literary tour of san bernardino, california. local cable partners time order and charter. in san bernardino we spoke with jamal nassar, dean of the college of social and behavioral science in san bernardino. >> they find terrorism has been around, if we go back to the legend and the holy books, cases are far a phantom. samson was captured. what do they do, and brought down the temple, killing thousands of innocent people. and the first suicide killer. continued on and on from generation to generation but it comes from the french revolution and the french revolution shortly after the revolution we had the reign of terror. they executed many people, used the guillotine, beheaded people, through people in the river, that was the reign of terror. that is where the word terrorism came from. it is not something modern or something recent or something islamic. it has been around forever and ever. the tools of change over the years but the act itself, the nature of the act, action of people to oppression, violence has been around a long

. >> now on book tv, a literary tour of san bernardino california. with the help of our vocal cable partners. we spoke with dean of the college of social and behavioral college. we talked about his book globalization and terrorism. >> we will find that terrorism has been around since beginning a time. if we go back to the legends in the books, in the old testament, we will remember cases of samson. he was captured, tortured, blinded and then was to be fed to the lions. what did he do? he said on me and my enemies, oh my god and he brought down the temple, killing thousands of innocent people. perhaps one could say samson was the first suicide killer in history. they continued on and on and on for generation and generations. the word terror or terrorism comes from the french revolution. shortly after the revolution, we had about seven years that were formed the reign of terror were they executed many people. that area was the reign of terror. that's where the world terrorism came from. it's not modern or recent or islamic. has been around forever and

. >> now on booktv a literary tour of san bernardino, california. local cable partners time order and charter. in san bernardino we spoke with jamal nassar, dean of the college of social and behavioral science in san bernardino. >> they find terrorism has been around, if we go back to the legend and the holy books, cases are far a

reportera: llegaron nacieron sus otros hijos, josÉ trabajaban en los campos de siembra cerca de san bernardinontras blanca se dedicaba a la crianza de los niÑos. la vida era buena hasta que los deportaron. blanca dice que a su esposo se le ocurriÓ identificarse como mexicano para que no los regresaron a honduras. >> mi cuÑada nos pasa a los niÑos por la garita, vende lo poco que tenÍamos y un dinero que tenÍa yo guardado me lo lleva.

john mcmahon/vocero del alguacil de san bernardino ( la residencia de la víctima fue escogida por loslas evidencias nos muestran que makiya no era el blanco del ataqué, y anthony pitts a sido identificado como miembro de una pandilla ) de acuerdo con informacin de los detectives encargados del caso, entre los sospechosos y la madre de la vctima, ya haba surgido algn tipo de confrontacin, y la noche del pasado mircoles el sospechoso anthony pitts desde afuera de la casa disparo con una escopeta, hiriendo de muerte a makiya walls quien murio minutos ms tarde en un hospital local. nat una vigilia organizada por familiares y miembro de la comunidad se llev acabo la noche de ayer en la ciudad de victorville en donde la madre de la pequeÑa vctima. habl de su profundo dolor sot. maesha mccullers/ madre de la vctima ( nunca había sentido tanto dolor en mi vida, esto no se lo decir ni a mi peor enemigo, algunas veces me dijo ok ya no tengo más lagrimas y si veo un foto o alguien me la recuerda de nueva cuenta vuelvo a llorar ) tras culminar la vigilia, las autoridades arrestaron a la madre de

. >> now on book tv, a literary tour of san bernardino california. with the help of our vocal cable partners. we spoke with dean of the college of social and behavioral college. we talked about his book globalization and terrorism. >>e

. >> now on book tv, a literary tour of san bernardino california. with the help of our vocal cable partners. we spoke with dean of the college of social and behavioral college. we talked about his book globalization and terrorism. >> we will find that terrorism has been around since beginning a time. if we go back to the legends in the books, in the old testament, we will remember

pot company just purchased nipton for $5 million in san bernardino county. to turn it into a pot paradise. >> rob mcmillen from our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> reporter: for most folks, it's just another freeway exit on the way to las vegas. but there areo autbo live in th nipton, including carl. >> people drive by here and don't even notice. >> reporter: but now the entire nation isnotice. now that a company out of arizona has decided to buy the whole town. american green, one of the nation's largest cannabis companies. >> hopefully it won't be a lawless town. >> reporter: steven is with the company contracted to manage what he calls their project in nipton. >> we aren't going to make pottown, usa and have a cannabis free for all. set of you shouldo see changes here within the next few months. one of the first attractions they're going for, cannabis based water that you can take a bath in. what do you think about that? >> i don't smoke marijuana. >> reporter: most people passing through seemed okay with the idea of a pot town. >> it shou

he wasrr adteesn o dui. >>> this one also in san bernardino county. interstate 10.ou can see a sedan cut in front of another car and just barely avoiding a big rig in the process there. >> wedged underneath the car there. the second vehicle spun out and got pinned underneath the 18 wheeler. the woman driving the bmw walked away with only minor cuts and bruises. >> walk as far away as you can and that's when the truck driver came out and hugged me i think at that point that's when it really hit me and i got his ter cal. >> she could have been killed ther orthau driver of the sedan. >>> president trump is still not backing down today in his tough talk about north korea. >> h wi >> he will truly regret it. >> the diplomatic options still in place. >>> that diversity controversy at google not going away any time soon. the new headline. >>> h onisryunearthed. a worker removed an old to tombstone. we'll tell you where it will end up. >>> very slowly crossing the bay bridge. i was stuck in that earlier today. what a mess. the spieder. >> how could you miss that? >> i'm so

but they are a perfect balance i think. >> for years, he was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. and then he went off to become police chief in two small towns in idaho. and then in 2005, anticipating an empty nest and eventual retirement, they bought this place back in cala mesa. life in the spring of 2007 seemed to have hit a sweet spot as ashton and brianna remember their mother telling them. >> we happened to be laying on the bet with her and just started talking. she was like, i'm so happy that i have you girls and dad. >> it was one of those conversations that you don't have every day. >> still, there was work to be done. it was not a new house. it could use some remodeling. courtney was still living with her parents as the work began. >> they were going to be doing the tile work and stuff so we wouldn't have a shower for that day. >> reporter: so they decided to wake up early, put on their baiting suits and rinse off in the outdoor spa before the contractor arrived at 6:45. it was june 7th, 2007. chris got up first, turned on the spa to war

down in san bernardino, the cutest kid of the night. utah and san ramon,, 6-0 early on. and a bullet to the rights with a a two on triple, 6-0 lead. five in the second and five in the third. this little player scoring two, putting in a 10-6. a pair on and a pair out. they and their hopes, - - their hope of going to the world series is over but we want to congratulate them on a tremendous season. and the giants have been looking better, there is the cutest kid at the game today. and what could have been had he not been injured? he looked very good, as has pablo. a beautiful play. and seven innings, five hits, one run and a victory. and the opposite field home run. his tenth of the year guy, he won't put the phone down. giants take it to out of three. tough time, that kid, a lot of promise. seventeenth of the year, three run shot, traveling 420 feet. nelson had a pair of home runs. marcus on the line drive turning into an out. campbell is left. he might be the american league rookie of the year. a beautiful play. and why would you watch preseason football? well, perhaps yo

pot company just purchased nipton for $5 million in san bernardino county.y want to turn it into a pot paradise. >> rob mcmillen from our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> reporter: for most folks, it's just another freeway exit on the way to las vegas. but there are about 20 people who live in the small town of nipton, including carl. >> people drive by here and don't even notice. >> reporter: but now the entire nation is taking notice. now that a company out of arizona has decided to buy the whole town. american green, one of the nation's largest cannabis companies. >> hopefully it won't be a lawless town. >> reporter: steven is with the company contracted to manage what he calls their project in nipton. >> we aren't going to make pottown, usa and have a cannabis free for all. we'll have a set of functioning businesses. >> reporter: you should start to see changes here within the next few months. one of the first attractions they're going for, cannabis based water that you can take a bath in. what do you think about that? >> i don't smoke mar

. >>> tributes are pouring in for a firefighter in san bernardino county who died while battling a wildfireana. he was killed wednesday when a tree that was being cut down fell on top of him. he was air lifted to a local hospital but could not be revived. he was part of a fire response team from i'd wild, california. the state will remember him for his courage and sacrifice. the 19-year-old firefighter was hit -- a 19-year-old firefighter was hit and killed in another incident two weeks ago. >>> oakland police still have not determined whether a man arrested by uc berkeley police is connected to the wildfire burning in the east bay hills. it started wednesday afternoon and prompted evacuations at the lawrence hall of science and the lawrence berkeley national lab. campus police say that authorities are investigating it as a possible case of arson. cal fire will make the final determination. the fire started near the oakland-berkeley boundary with oakland firefighters immediately calling for additional help. >> so they get to ramp up and put people ahead of the curve as oppose today waiting

canyon creek competed in san bernardino for a spot in the little league world series. they were up by six runs but their opponent rallied to win by two. no matter what he is happy with his players. >> we couldn't be more prouder. this team, the kids, the coaches, they represent everything that is great with youth sports today. >> tonight the fans are optimistic saying there is always next year. >> gave it a good ride. >> they did. had to win the district, the sectional, all of northern california just to get there. >>> the moon is always moving. livermore 61 degrees. we are moving, we are spinning around. oakland 61 degrees. san francisco 59. santa rosa 58 degrees. over night tonight, mid-50s santa rosa, north bay, east bay, inland cloudy. 60 livermore. santa clara valley clouds, 61 degrees. looking to the sky, interesting fact when it comes to a total solar eclipse, 99.9% of the sun is blocked. it would still and look and feel like a normal day. you have to have 100% blockage to have the sky go dark. that is what will happen in 12 days across the country for the first

flavio: pero ahora se encuentra una cÁrcel en san bernardino al sur de california, tiene 27 aÑos de vivir. nos comunicamos con la agencia y no dijo que indagarÁ sobre el caso por el momento no hemos recibido respuesta. >> generalmente, un inmigrante no se tiene que preocupar por deportaciÓn. un dui simple no es base de deportaciÓn. si la persona que otras convicciones que sean mÁs que eso, entonces sÍ podrÁ ser una razÓn para deportaciÓn. es importante notar que la persona con dui, puede tener problemas, por ejemplo con un juez de inmigraciÓn. puede negarle la fianza. >> dice que cuando saliÓ, vieron mÁs caros de ellos mismos y que no sÓlo se llevaron a Él en esta calle, sino que se llevaron a mÁs personas. ahora todos estamos con miedo, toda la familia. flavio: ahora la familia tiene fe que la agencia de inmigraciÓn ponga en libertad al seÑor noel adame. ramÓn: gracias por esta exclusiva. mire un hombre atacÓ una mujer rociÁndole cloro en el rostro. la vÍctima estaba sentada en la acera fuera de su casa cuando fue sorprendida por este sujeto. el cloro le ocasionÓ daÑos en sus ojos. mient

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gerri: i should mention san bernardino is saying they are not a sanctuary city and should not be on thisbut nick to you how much crime is due to illegal immigrants? >> i think we really need to look at the big picture here and the reality is sanctuary cities are in insult to immigrants like me who have spent lots of money and took lots and lots of time to go through the processes that are applied to become a legal immigrant. it's really important that this needs to be said. i think with the attorney general did today is very welcome and i think that the sheriff's right that these are words that are going to be heard well beyond just the four cities that he is singled out. i think there is a lot of crime that is coming down to illegal immigration and we need to put americans first and make sure our people are safe. gerri: let's talk about what it is sessions wants and what does the government want? they want access to jail and across the country they want notification when they are releasing inmates on an immigration violation. they want sharing of information and i can imagine she know t

enjoy your friday. >>> locals in the san bernardino mountains say it's starting to seem suspicious hows have started near residential communities. about 50 to 70 people in you can paya ridge were evacuated yesterday afternoon following a wildfire. investigators tracked the start of the fire to highway 38 where they detained a person of interest. now locals say they want anyone responsible to face consequences. >> i hope this guy pays for what he has done because all these people trying to get up the hill all work and, you know, we're just trying to get home. >> it gets you very angry. the people that could get their houses burned, the animals that lose their homes. >> locals in the area are stressing despite dry conditions, an unusual amount of fires have broken out recently. >>> after disappearing in the mountains for nearly a week, a hiker and her dog are back home with their family in washington state this morning. authorities finally detected a gps signal from kimberly haynes' cell phone and after four days, crews say it was her dog that led them to safety. >> we heard a dog bark.

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entre las ciudades de la lista se encuentra en baltimore, albuquerque, nuevo mÉxico, stockton y san bernardinos fotos de apoyo para proteger a la comunidad indocumentada. gracias por participar. mÁs adelante, un colegio completamente gratuito. miles de estudiantes se verÁn beneficiados al no tener que pagar la colegiatura. ademÁs, Énterese de las ventajas que ofrece una organizaciÓn no lucrativa para ahorrar energÍa, sepa si califica para este servicio que tiene que ver con energÍa solar. tambiÉn hablaremos con una herramienta que busca inmigrantes indocumentados que desaparecieron en su intento por usar la frontera. detalles en breve. suheily: la temperatura va a ir disminuyendo hacia inicios de la semana entrante. incluso esperamos la obesi en la zona local. ramÓn: muchas personas al momento de abordar cualquier tipo de vehÍculo no consideran importante que es utilizar el cinturÓn de seguridad, las imÁgenes muestran que es vital para salvar vidas. las muertes de duplicaciÓn pasajero en el asiento de atrÁs no llevar el cinturÓn de seguridad. el Único colegio gratuito en todo el paÍs esta en s

the black mercedes slammed into the back of two other vehicles near san bernardino. >> the crash andxt all caught on a motorcyclist go pro. the rider jumping off when the driver of that badly damaged mercedes took off. >> hey! >> the witness turned good samaritan making a split second decision to chase after the driver, calling 911. >> i'm in pursuit of a hit-and-run driver. >> the chase hitting the freeway. >> he is swerving back and forth. downside streets and the parking lot. back on again. >> the bumper just fell out and hit me. the highway drama lasting for nearly 20 miles before highway patrol finally catches up. troopers arresting 62-year-old nathaniel sylvester and saying he felt he had no choice. >> i didn't top the get hitting multiple cars. i knew i had to chase them down before they kill anybody else. the troopers offer advice in return. don't chase suspects, but we are grateful for the help. for night line in los angeles. >> it was booker t washington who said those who are happy and those who do the most for others. thank you for watching abc news and as always we are o

>> reporter: this black mercedes sideswiping a car, slamming into others near san bernardino, californiaamaged mercedes, taking off. a motorcyclist gopro attached jumping into action. the rider's draw matdic call to 911. >> i'm in pursuit of a hit-and-run driver. >> reporter: the mercedes losing its front bumper. >> his bumper just fell out and almost hit my. >> reporter: the motorcyclist keeping a safe distance for 20 miles until highway patrol finally takes over. >> i just panicked. >> reporter: troopers say nathaniel sylvester arrested, suspected of dui. >> i didn't want to get involved, but i knew i had to do the right thing and chase him down before he killed or hurt anybody else. >> reporter: highway patrol says they shouldn't chase down suspects but they're grateful this good samaritan was able to do it safely. >>> coming up in the next half hour. taylor swift takes the stand, sharing new details about the alleged groping by a former radio deejay. >>> but first, it's almost daily that we hear how drones are changing the way we live. but we're getting a closer look at how they're u

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the boston bombings and san bernardino for justifications for limiting entry for people from these seven countries. we noted at the time none of the terrorists in any of the attacks were from any of those countries. after that, we didn't see stephen miller. he look on a behind the scenes role for several months until this last week. >> athena jones, thank you so much. stephen miller made headlines earlier this week when he clashed with cnn's jim acosta there in the white house press room. it happened during a briefing on the president's new legal immigration plan. miller did not like acosta bringing up the famous poem, in part, on the statue of liberty's pedest pedestal. >> i don't want to get off into a thing about history here, but the statue of liberty is a symbol of liberty and lighting the world. american liberty lighting the world. the poem you're referring to was added later and is not part of the original statue of liberty. more fundamentally -- >> you're saying that does not represent where the country is -- >> i'm saying the notion that the -- >> at the -- >> here -- >> it soun

san bernardino. the shooting in santa barbara.errorist attack. >> tucker: i think social media is awful that's wife go go on them. of speech that you disagree with okay it's time for regulation. >> no, it's not. >> tucker: it's not time for regulation of speech. i thought that's what you were just arguing. you are saying that the congress ought to determine what we're allowed to say and what we're not allowed to say and i'm asking you are you really willing to put that until the hans of politicians? there is a republican majority in the congress. anybody who advocates for transgender bathrooms is committing a hate crime. how would you feel about that brian? >> well, how would you feel if we have another -- how would you feel if we have another charlottesville, let's say in austin, texas in two weeks. >> tucker: i would feel taivel. >> let me finish. but there are posting of their groups, there are hate groups out there that are providing the impetus or desire for owes who go out sand do these acts. you don't think, tucker we have

the two cities are stockton and san bernardino. attorney general jeff sessions says those cities must cooperate with federal immigration authorities, or he will withhold funding to fight crime. both cities have applied to participate in a federally funded anti-violence program. >>> a new poll this morning shows president trump sinking in popularity. quinnipiac university survey says just a third of american voters approve of president trump's performance. when asked if they believed the president's attempted to derail or obstruct the russian meddling investigation, 58% say yes and 37% say no. president trump will hold a campaign-style rally tonight in west virginia and then embark on a 17-day vacation. >>> just in, new details about what's next for former white house communications director anthony scaramucci. he's just cancelled an online event planned for tomorrow. scaramucci tweeted this morning he'll focus on his family and work in the private sector instead. he was expected to reveal new details about his time in the white hou

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trump contra ciudades santuario, amenazÓ a cuatro de ellas, baltimore, albuquerque, stockton y san bernardinou carta jeff sessions pide que demuestren que estÁn ayudando a detener a indocumentados. quiero recordar que hoy a partir de 10 horas del este, 7 del pacÍfico la abogada de inmigraciÓn alma rosa nieto contesta sus preguntas sobre inmigraciÓn en nuestra pÁgina de facebook noticias telemundo 10 -7 hora del pacÍfico al regresar en noticia ts telemundo vamos a mostrar sorprendentes maneras que estÁ utilizando el narcotrÁfico para burlar la seguridad fronteriza e ingresar drogas a estados unidos. el ex vicepresidente al gore dice que inmigrantes son chivo expiatorio para el presidente trump, en seguida con una garantía de millaje ilimitado en su mercedes-benz certificado preadquirido, puede conducir todo lo que quiera hasta por cinco años y tener cobertura. porque solo su concesionario autorizado mercedes-benz cuenta con los técnicos capacitados para certificar que su vehículo preadquirido cumple con los estándares de mercedes-benz. visite el evento de vehículos certificados preadquiridos,

the canyon creek all-stars lost 13-11 to the a little league team from utah and san bernardino. loss brings this teams incredible season to any and.>> we could not be more proud of the team, the kids and coaches that embody everything that is great in the youth sports. >> way to go. most of these are 12-year-old kids that can try out again to make another run at the world series in williamsport next season. >>> it is 4:47 am. >>> sal has hour morning commute. >> good morning. we see traffic is doing pretty well driving around the area. i keep looking to make sure things are okay. westbound 580 is not a bad commute but it is going to be slow on the altamont pass. but that 580 and 205, and you will see traffic. let me look more at this. the slow traffic appears to be longer on 205 out of tracy. by the time you reach livermore, dublin and the castro valley or hayward area it is okay on 580. looking at 880 in oakland, traffic moving relatively well. the bay bridge toll plaza is okay. where off to a decent start.>>> it is 4:48 am. >>> good morning everybody. we have another big fog b

they'll play again today at the western regionals in san bernardino.d 12-year-old stars bounced back from their opening game loss by defeating a team from chandler, arizona, yesterday, david and aden led the way with back to back solo homers in the third inning. canyon creek has to win four moreind of capture this round of it, and then advance to the world series and in williamsport, pennsylvania. go canyon creek. >>> new hampshire couple just became training partners for life. they tied the knot in a venue that well, makes sense for them. >>> and american idol's coming to abc 7 this fall. auditions held in oakland sunday august 20th. i chancecan idol bus wouhebel l to be a star, but you don't have to wait, you can audition online now. we have a link to the application at abc7news.com. so... why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale, and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. the safeway anniversary sale! come in and explore! >>> coming

he was from san bernardino. hundreds of firefighters gathered for an emotional sendoff ceremony. follow-up now, the fire in the oakland hills is officially out. it burned off grizzly creek road, came dangerously close to the uc berkeley hall of science. firefighters called for voluntary evacuation. no buildings burned. firefighters made a final sweep yesterday to make sure the fire was 100% contained. the cause of that fire is still under session. >>> coming up next, laura, there is a new climate report out this morning. the effects on the united states and why it's being reviewed by the trump administration. but first, happening now, a houston family claiming united airlines is responsible for killing their dog. the family says the dog was in the cargo hold of the plane heading to san francisco when it was delayed on the tarmac for two hours. united said it is looking into that matter. and barry bonds says he wishes he could have played one more season, and he claims if he did, he would have hit 800 homers or at least some close to that benchmark. yesterday, of course, marking t

canyon creek competed in san bernardino for a spot in the little league world series. at one point, they were up by 6 runs. but their opponent from utah rallied back to win by 2 runs. the president of san ramon's team says no matter what he is proud of his players. >> we couldn't be more proud of the boys. this team, the kids, the coaches, they represent everything that's great with youth sports today. >> fans remained upbeat as well saying that there's always next year. got to tip your cap to them. they made it very far into the play-offs. >> intense competition. they are good as they're on that team. >> that's true. >> i like that point. there's always next year. >> yes. >> plenty of time. >>> let's head outside and show you what's going on. we have clouds back again this morning. san francisco 61. we're looking at winds. watching this for you this morning. you will start to feel the breeze especially this afternoon. san ramon 12-mile-per-hour winds right now out of the southwest. oakland 13, berkeley and sfo 10 west winds. we'll see southwest flow coming through. fai

brian levin is a professor at cal state san bernardino. >> the departure of steve bannon and now possibly his acolytes in the white house will be a siren call to white nationalists. they regard his departure as an act of war. >> reporter: steve bannon has rejoined brietbart news and even ran an editorial meeting there this afternoon. melissa caen, kpix5. >>> only on 5 tonight these robbers cased a b.a.r.t. rider and attacked him near the station. we asked do police keep an eye on suspicious people following passengers? >> this lawsuit claims some bay area police officers hosted sex parties and threatened a dispatcher. the mayor stayed silent about the case until now. >> and less than three days until the total solar eclipse, a warning if you plan to take pictures, how it could ruin your cell phone. >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. >>> we are following breaking news out of florida tonight where one police officer was shot and killed. a second officer was in shot and is in grave condition. it happened in kissimmee about 20 miles south of orlando. it is n

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going to go away but if you look from a western point of view if you're in brussels or paris or san bernardino or very land or any of the places that have been hit by either orchestrated or inspired attacks by the islamic state are you looking at iran as being a danger to western cities what is the last remaining and back terrorist group that attacked a western city this is a sunni backed saudi inspired and paid for in many ways groups i'm not saying this direct relationship between saudi arabia and those attacks they've certainly been supporting isis we know that from hillary clinton's e-mails so these are the groups that are threatening the west why is the west so obsessed about iran and when it's the threat comes from the saudis back groups and as far as yemen goes you know they was a deal you want to have a deal where the who these were going to withdraw from sanaa and that's when saudi arabia bombed the day that that deal is about to come into into force the only thing that had settled was the presidency and saudi. they did not want to see any kind of democracy within their borders this i

jesse: that happened in san bernardino. one of the neighbors didn't want to be accused of being anti-muslim. we have a travel ban in play. every time i see something like this in europe, it looks like another reason to institute the travel ban. >> 100%. if we don't lock down -- it's a proven fact they are using refugees to infiltrate these countries. it's proven. even if they only get one in. you have 1.8 billion muslims in the world and 25% are considered not good or radical. you see what one person or two people can do. jesse: it's a numbers game. we showed video of a bunch of refugees coming on to a beach on a boat out of the middle of nowhere and running onshore to god knows where. they have got to tighten the borders somehow. you have got to have the short but you have got to have the shield as well. still ahead. denver is going up in smoke. a church for weed has been erected. the pot pastor is on deck. but first veterans affairs secretary david these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast we're

this black mercedes sideswiping a car, slamming into others near san bernardino, california.he badly damaged mercedes took off. the rider's dramatic call to 911. >> i'm in pursuit of a hit and run driver. >> reporter: the mercedes losing its front bumper. >> his bumper just fell out and almost hit me. >> reporter: the motorcyclist keeping a safe distance for 20 miles, until highway patrol finally takes over. >> i was wrong, i can't say nothing more. >> reporter: troopers say 62-year-old nathanial sylvester arrested, suspected of dui. >> i didn't want to get involved, but i knew hi to do the right thing before he hurt or killed anybody else. >> reporter: david, highway patrol doesn't recommend chasing down a hit-and- run suspect, but they're thankful this good samaritan was able to do it safely. david? >> >> reporter: 45-year-old when amy kleiner has had a tough road we this year. come diagnosed in february with back breast cancer, she's been tonight, the headline from our friend, jimmy kimmel. personal news about his baby boy tonight. >>> there is news coming in this evening

a national city out of san bernardino finds if you go to the mainstream cities, hate crimes has gone up 20%. and in california, the department of justice finds that recently over the last year when it comes to race related hate crimes up 21%. so here in california, just as much as national park. >> a different tone from how he talks about international events, is there a difference here if you are talking about it. >> interesting that he was quick to say a lot about islamic fundamentalism. but when there was a mosque bombinged last week, he said nothing. when we see hate crime here over the last year, he said nothing about the two. is it a double standard? some would say that. he is talking differently here than he would international. >> thank you for being with us. >> thank you, larry. >> a san jose woman is back in the bay area tonight after witnessing the rally. she saw it first hand. >> reporter: kristin savini and her husband were there to drop off her daughter for medical school. she tells us what she saw stunned her. this is what she and her husband encountered saturday in ch

bebé", agregó la desconsolada madre track mientras, voceros del departamento del alguacil de san bernardinopista del responsable, descrito como un hombre afro-americano sot pio sbsd track hasta el momento es un misterio lo que pudo haber motivado este cruel homicidio contra la menor de edad. sus seres queridos aseguraron desconocer quién o quienes están detrás de la muerte de esta pequeña, pero tienen un mensaje para el responsable sot madre "you will pay" track- traducción "lo vas a pagar tu y cualquiera que esté envuelto en esto. te lo garantizo.. lo vas a pagar", advirtió su mamá.. asegurando que para ella este ataque fue perpetrado al azar.. tag como dijimos al principio hoy sería el primer día de clases del nuevo año escolar de esta inocente, que según su madre era una excelente estudiante .. en su casa estan los vidrios rotos por donde penetraron las balas, unas 8 personas estaban dentro cuando esto ocurrió y ella fue la única que recibió los disparos lorena --fue un reportaje de norma ribeiro... unas ocho personas estaban dentro de la casa cuando ocurri el inicidente, pero la niÑa fu

group of 4, 5, people together, usually friends or family members in some cases, for example the san bernardino husband and wife -- an independent network. why? es?roup of lone wolv because it is an inspiration without the involvement, the operational involvement of a terrorist organization. by the way, if you were to ask them before the attacks, they would refer to themselves as activists of isis or al qaeda or whatever, and after the attack the terrorist organization would take responsibility for what they do but since they do not , have any operational ties with the organization, they were just inspired. the third type of a terrorist attack i refer to as organized terrorism. either sleeper cells or infiltrated cells. this is a different ballgame altogether. here we are talking about a group, it could be an individual that has been recorded to a terrorist organization, trained, and the terrorist organization is involved in all the operational background and activities that launch at the end of the day. i have good news and bad news. when i compare the loan wolf attack to organize terrorism, t