but manson encountered the present sharon tate, the pregnant wife of roman polanski.res to the house. they went over the gates, and just then a young man named steven parent who was the property caretaker was leaded out of the driveway. tex confronted him with a five, then shot him several times the killing had begun. with one standing guard the others went inside the house, polanski was out of the country that night, but his friend was asleep on the couch. tex kicked him. susan atkins went to see who else was there. >> she starts down the hallway. there is a guest bedroom. there is a woman sitting up in bed. it's abigail folger. >> heiress to the folger coffee fortune. >> she thought she was a friend of sharon and waves to her. susan atkins gives the finger wave back and continues down the hall. >> in the bedroom she found sharon tate and tate's former boyfriend, she herded them in the room. >> this is jay sebring's nephew. >> at a certain point watson turned his back and he charged and he shot him and watson started stabbing and kicking. >> sharon tate quite natural

. >> "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda joins us live at the scene right now. sharon? >> reporter: laura and marcus, is the there are a lot of police officers here. it stretches about a block here, you can see the police lights on and investigators in the middle of the road there. now, there was an oakland police helicopter above just a few minutes ago, possibly searching for a suspect, but we have yet to confirm that. we hear there was an officer-involved shooting at hayward earlier this morning. roads were closed off near wynton and cabot, the suspect ended up here in the oakland area a couple hours ago. there's no word yet on any injuries and we are waiting to hear more details from the oakland police department. reporting live in oakland, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> all right, sharon. we'll continue to monitor all of those breaking stories and bring you updates as we get them. >>> now we want to go to an historic first of its kind vote set for later today. san francisco supervisor also consider banning the sale of ecigarettes. if approved, the city w

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aria sharon than a blocked all means for the palestinians to extract gus in the gaza project. kidnappings and murders in crimea since russia's forced an accession of the black sea finnish. i don't understand why. schools of crimean to toss have been arrested tortured and killed. most believe by russian security forces. crimea russia's dark secret on al-jazeera. a journey of personal discovery by a great grandfather he was a slave of the leave property al-jazeera as james gannon explores his family's legacy of slave ownership down like my family's status and wealth has benefited from their choice to enslave people and america's debt to the black people today some of us so scar we even ski to speak out because it's a product of. al-jazeera correspondent a moral debt. i'm peter toby with the top stories from al-jazeera the u.n. is pulling some of its staff from sudan after an escalation in violence earlier this week the u.k. has also announced it's closing its embassy top to say the military crackdown left more than 100 people dead protest leaders have rejected the transitional m

senior personal finance correspondent sharon epperson joins us with some answers on this sharon, it'sto see you. >> good to be here. >> i always wonder about this. i'm tempted. once in a while i buy it sometimes i don't. but when's it a good idea to have travel insurance? >> it really depends on your needs, where you're going and also how healthy you are ask yourself some key questions -- are you traveling outside the country? that usually means it's probably a big-ticket trip, so that's something to consider. is there a good chance that you're going to need to cancel maybe there are some relatives that are having health conditions back home and you want to make sure you're there for them or can you afford to lose the money you've paid for? that's probably a big one. those are things you need to consider >> if i decide i do want travel insurance, what should i look for in a plan? >> when looking at what some of the biggest claims are, we spoke with folks at square math, which is an online aggregator looking at different plans medical -- nearly a third of claims are for medical reasons

epperson joins us with more on this sharon, this is a good point if you need this, what are some of the most common forms of disability for those who aren't in the know. >> welsh i think it is one of the most common things that people have that they never think and plan for it saved my life when i had my brain aneurysm more than a quarter of people who are working today will be disabled at some point in their working career people start in their 20s. by 67, one in four will have some type of disability. but the tragic thing, about 51 million americans have no disability insurance coverage. and disabilities can range from short-term disability number one is pregnancy, believe it or not. a back or joint disorder something happens with your knee or hip how many workers go out and have these types of surgeries and you need something to cover your income while you're unable to work. so that is what disability insurance does it gives you that coverage for your income. >> how do i make sure that i'm properly insured if something like this happens to me. what types of different disability i

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nbc bay area sharon katsuda live. and you've had the opportunity to hear from both riders and vta heads today. >> reporter: that is right. a lot of talk going on today. there are about negotiations si august. it includes bus and light rail operators and mechanics. the sticks points are and vta there will be some time before a strike and the union is required to give 48 hours notice and the governor could step in requiring a cooling off period. if there is a strike, light rail would be effected. >> my concern is getting stranded at the stati concern i also them -- the drivers being able to get pay they need. >> we would not likely able to operate light rail. it does take a certain certification and training to operate our trains. so we would likely not operate that and focus largely on bus operations. mostly on the highest ridership corridors. >> reporter: vta said it's last best and final offer includes an 11.1 percentage wage increase over three years and a 3.1% lump sum payment spread to offset the pension contribut

in january 2006 are a sharon suffered a stroke and went into a coma. you would almost became acting israeli prime minister. meanwhile had mass won the palestinian legislative council elections and formed a government this complicated things on the international stage. how mass was asked to recognize the state of israel and all the peace deals done by the b. . but how mass refused and israel and egypt and both sanctions on the peace in the west bank and gaza. the use of elements and there was a previously a palestinian unity government in gaza and there was back from march to june 2007. use a film and see was communications minister and i asked him if he was told about the gears the island at lock. them up. for years even was that. and then. also half a year ready. were you could go. along with. the palestinian unity government ended in a split in the in june 2007 and how must took full control of gaza. and israel you would almost popularity feel as israeli prime minister but on the gaza front he decided to hold his own negotiations with the british gas

sharon you just talked to people who know the man. what did they have to say? you can see neighbors are it was all smiles and pleasantries when president trump along with first lady melania trump, meet with queen elizabeth at buckingham palace. we brought you live breaking coverage of all the pomp and circumstance when it happened around 4:20 this morning our time. but amid all the pleasantries -- there )s a current of unrest with protests scheduled. n-b-c )s jay gray joins us live from london with more. turning to your microclimate weather forecast. a live look at san francisco -- the clouds are still hanging around this morning creating foggy conditions in parts of the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is here. kari - it )s expected to get hot this week -- when does that happen? it is day ten of the new haven unified teachers strike. and while teachers are still out on the picket line (and ( there )o negotiating scheduled for today. the district says the two sides are closer than they )ve ever been. nbc bay area )s kris sanchez is at district headquarters. kr

aryan sharon than a blocked all means for the palestinians to extract gus in the gaza mud in pursuit . a journey of personal discovery by a great grandfather he was a slave of the only property algis there is james garner and explores his family's legacy as slave owner you know like my family's status and wealth has benefited from their choice to slave people and america's debt to the black people today some of us all star we even scared to speak out because a surprisingly. al-jazeera correspondent a moral debt. germany's birth varian helps where stunning scenery play host to europe's latest arrivals. separate in origin. they share a common room. and together dream of a german future. welcome to german café veld left a witness documentary on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera times the whole rahman in doha these are all top news stories sudanese activists say one protester has been killed as the opposition launches a campaign of civil disobedience they're accusing the military ginger of intimidation after the arrest of 5 leading opposition members protesters and police force on e

what is the latest, sharon? >> reporter: laura and marcus we've seen a lot of activity within the past half hour during our last live shot you saw, hayward police just arriving and out of those two trucks that you see there, the hayward police department trucks, the black one and the white one, about 30 officers came out. you can see some of them still here on the street, dressed in camouflage attire. now the rest of the officers progressed down the street there, about 30 of them, and we do see some near the buildings down the street. this all took place it looks like they are looking for a suspect right now in this area. we hear there was an d earlier . roads were closed off near wynton and cabot. we hear the suspect vehicle ended up at bancroft and 106th avenue in the oakland area a couple houshz ars ago. police arrested one suspect so far and behind me, they are moving in on possibly another suspect. reporting live in oakland, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest, sharon. >>> more

sharon than a blocked all means for the palestinians to extract gus in the gaza mud in pursuit . a journey of personal discovery by a great grandfather he was a slave of the only property al-jazeera is james garner and explores his family's legacy of slavery ownership you know like my family's status and wealth has benefited from my choice to slave people and america's debt to the black people today some of us all star we even scared to speak out because a surprisingly. al-jazeera correspondent a moral debt. in 2008 rocky omar traveled across the united states discovering what it was like to be both a patriotic american and a devout muslim can you be muslim and american. be american trashed much appreciation for why it would be a big deal that a muslim be allowed to. rewind islam in america on al-jazeera. hello i'm the star doha with the headlines on al-jazeera is the europeans prime minister is on his way to see dawn to meet military leaders in opposition members in a bid to mediate the crisis the african union suspended sudan over the military gentles crackdown on protesters th

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reporting live in dublin, i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sharon. new video shows many folks in santa clara county rallying in support of lgbtq rights, and it comes at the start of pride month in that county. those gatngitys well. also in honor of pride, a rainbow sflag is now flying over city hall in santa clara. >>> just in firefighters responding to a small house fire in daly city. this is brand new video from nbc bay area's sky ranger. you can see emergency crews on the scene and there's damage apparently to the side of that house. this is near cracker avenue. that fire broke out within the last hour. it appears to be out right now. firefighters remain on the scene. it's not clear exactly what caused that fire. >>> taking a live look at the big board right now, boy, the dow has been surging this morning, up about 440 right now. 450 earlier. this as the federal reserve signals it will help ease some of the tensions that have been caused by the -- the trade tension cans and will help the economy if needed. >>> now to a south bay health alert. stud

>> sharon bolduc: you just don't know what's coming. don't know what's going to set him off. >> whitaker: it was his wife sharon who finally made bolduc confront his p.t.s.d. get help, she said, or she and the children would leave him. >> sharon bolduc: i'm done. i can't do this by myself anymore. i didn't marry you to be a single parent. >> whitaker: bolduc had tried traditional therapy with little relief. it was the s.g.b., he told us, that finally lifted the fog. >> don bolduc: it's magnificent. everything was crisper and clearer. and i-- >> sharon bolduc: he was so much more relaxed, like. and i think i even said-- >> don bolduc: so nice. >> sharon bolduc: so i think i even said, "why didn't we do this years ago?" ( laughter ) you know? but i don't think we knew about it. >> don bolduc: no. >> whitaker: now retired, bolduc told us he was bypassed for a promotion. part of the reason, he believes, is his outspokenness about p.t.s.d. among active duty soldiers. >> don bolduc: not one of my superiors reached out to me. one told me that

sharon is a doctor. >> it's an accomplished bunch. one of my friends said, "there's not a weak link in this group." >> reporter: carol and steve got married in his parent's backyard overlooking lake ontario, near rochester, new york. an outdoor wedding for a couple who loved adventure. >> steve was the one that kind of w-- started the adventuring side of things. so first there was hiking, and then skiing, and mountain climbing, and kayaking. >> reporter: they moved around a bit, as people do, and wound up eventually prescott. which proved to be the perfect place to raise their two bright, attractive, daughters, katie and charlotte. >> they're amazing. i think that it's really-- a testimony to the kinda parents that steve and carol were. the girls were their first priority. >> reporter: steve became the dean of prescott college. carol taught psychology there. but life is a river. never the same for long. steve decided to change careers. left the academic life became a financial advisor. very successful too. and there were other changes

good morning, sharon. >> reporter: good morning, kris and laura. it is a majestic beautiful sight. the dublin flag, the u.s. flag, and the california flag. this issue definitely isn't over yet. after much heated debate, the city of dn the idea, which is why you only see the u.s. state and city flag flying over buildings. a number of people protested the decision this past saturday. tonight city council will consider a new policy to provide guidance on which can and cannot fly over the city building. >> just against my religion really. i don't believe in flying the rainbow flag here. this country is turning into a pile of dung as far as i'm concerned. especially california. >> i can we should fly the flag. >> why? >> i think -- i don't know. my sister is lesbian. i support them all the way. i think we should all support them all the way. >> last month's meeting was contentious. some members of the public spoke for flying the rainbow flag. he addressed one of the homophobic remarks made by a member of the public at last month's meeting. he says a lot of people are making a big deal a

live in fairfield, sharon katsuda, "today in the bay". >>> thanks for the latest, sharon. 6:05. taxi drivers who paid $250,000 for permits called medallions get to jump ahead in the pickup line. a new sfmta report show those who pay are making more money. it rose by roughly 41%. not everyone is on board with the plan. many critics see it as an effort to address a pending lawsuit. >>> city college weighing options when it comes to a possible bond measure to renovate the performing arts center and other buildings. examiner reports school leaders have identified about $450 million in rebuilding of cos. a recent poll found voters may approve a measure providing nearly double that amount. it would need approval by early august to get on this year's november ballot. >>> santa clara is holding a flag raising ceremony in recognition of pride month at 10:00 outside city hall. it comes as debates over the rainbow flag in dublin continue this week. leaders will consider a policy to provide guidance for the display of flags. following discussions they will hold a special meeting at city hal

this is sharon white who is about to ta ke this is sharon white who is about to take the house edge onlers up and on the country, she was on everyone's favourite list for being governor of the bank of england, she was seen as someone governor of the bank of england, she was seen as someone that had academic experience and worked in the treasury she was a strong option and writing off calm and very respected as a highly competent, she would be the they have gone with someone with a knotin they have gone with someone with a knot in a typical salary. you don't have a basement full of gold. you get a good staff discount. i think it will be really interesting to see how she will tackle it. she is well liked as a manager. uk car industry is having a bad time. what did you make of that announcement? we had the confirmation from afforded today that about 1500 jobs will go in south wales. the whole uk economy, consumer spending, manufacturing, is ina consumer spending, manufacturing, is in a state of flux. we will talk more about this in our second paper review. a lot going on with our weather

most significant thing that's being missed by everyone is something that sure own prime minister sharon did. which had not been done in by israel and it's certainly not be been done by the by the united states yet and is very respected and should be respected by both the palestinians and the arab world and that is sending his own family to try and solve these problems to negotiate on diplomatic missions many arielle sharon sent his son only to meet with arafat in those days to meet with the palestinians and they very much respected the fact that he wasn't sending an envoy just some you know foreign ministry bureaucrat and i think the same can be said for president trump and for jared cushion or you can criticize jared kushner's plan you can say he doesn't have diplomatic experience but the fact of the matter is he is basically flesh and blood of president trump he is family and one family comes in they go shades on behalf of the president the united states in the arab world you should take that very seriously and they've come up with some in the lid and you know it let's be honest i wou

one possible market for the guys was as a rule but the prime minister ariel sharon it looked the deal because he was concerned about the palestinians making it even you out of it. then it go to more complicated. british guys to try to do a deal with ease. egypt to distribute the gaza gas via pipelines. not knowing that egypt was doing a separate deal to sell its own guys to israel be in gyptian deal quote unquote was presented as one time deal the prices were very low and the quantities were actually unlimited which was. looked unrealistic at 1st place. for us leaning. if not had he amalie our money that the fold had that it would it. must really cause the little guy as of the year in journalists or anyone who are not for him feel very can look at mumbai that offer for the new obama not offered only in no one at the will bomb i can be more plain jamelia pulls the trigger as a philistine of a terrier letters but they have this a lot of television as bucky happy. to mystify them and. it was now that the british guys and the b. realize that they had to guess that they couldn't sell. if y

the next day the right wing israeli politician ariel sharon's approve accretive visit to the aqsa mosque compound it triggered violence which he quickly lit to the 2nd intifada. 5 months later sharon was elected the prime minister and the next few years so there's really palestinian relationship deteriorate badly the peace process is stalled completely. but the gears of continued behind closed doors. the palestinian the regime minister as a michele one held secret talks with his israeli counterparts yousif but it's. a show as currently chairman of the palace then when a tree authority. i tried to contact him but he refused to talk about his role in gaza money. and he was not and. all the palestinians i contacted whose names came up in research into the gaza marina project declined to be interviewed for this approach. however we did manage to speak to the former israeli minister for infrastructure and energy does it but it's. he spoke about his secret negotiations with as. i had negotiated in the suv with mr ayers on the show or from the family from the tribe a show of very prominent know

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sharon katsuda live in san jose with today's developments. and what information have you been able to come up with? >> reporter: police are still out here collecting evidence and you could see them coming in and out of this police unit in front of the home. several people escaped this mass shooting. [ sound of gunfire ] i the overnight could hear the standoff that all started about 8:30 here on habit court near center road. police responded to the shots fired and saw two people coming out of the house with gunshot wounds. police used an armored vehicle to get the victims away from the house and they later died at hospital and later found in the house two other victims and the suspect dead from gunshot wounds. >> it is horrific but we have to carry on with our day. >> reporter: neighbors had to evacuate and finally got back into homes this morning. police say the area is now secure and police now only have this area of habbitts court closed up and we have yet to hear the motive in this case. live in san jose, i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area n

sharon, i understand this is still an active search. >> reporter: that is right. a very active search still going on. take a look. they just opened bank cross avenue, this street was located close to the crime scene and it was closed down since 2:30 but just reopened. now the focus is more towards link street which is off of 106th avenue. now we've switched locations from this morning so we are closer to the home where the police are searching this morning, since 4:30 we've seen hayward and fremont and san leandro police to work with oakland police to find additional suspects in the officer-involved shooting. the search spans from 106th to 108th avenue. hayward police is the lead agency on the case and they say this all started around 1:00 this morning when an officer-involved shooting took place on the winton and cabot in hayward and then police chased the suspect vehicle here to the oakland area. >> they should have caught him by now. >> reporter: the oakland police helicopter and drone helped in the search for hours flying above the neighborhood. so far no inju

i was heading to india to the roots of yoga before going i spent an afternoon with sharon dan and david life at their home in upstate new york we're looking for a cat totem so we've been told. if you do yoga you've most likely heard of them they're the founders of jeevan mctee a widely practiced yoga method. no god must atsugi know obama into means may all beings each and everyone everywhere be happy and free and may the thoughts words and actions of our own life contribute in some way when we started teaching yoga was not a career in fact it was seen as kind of where losers might have a possible last chance to do something in their life you know because they didn't have anything else going and it's not that now it's the big business it's a big business it's a career of choice traditionalist on the one hand and innovators on the other david and sharon have turned to yoga into activism animal rights and veganism in particular a yogi is someone who is striving to live in harmony with the earth with the environment with other animals like a fairy had. no run through yogi's we're not suppos

sharon katsuda will explain how the controversy is taking center stage.e are already four days into the month. >> you can see it is a beautiful morning. you can see the flags here. that's the city of dublin flag. the state of california. and the u.s. flag is up there. it is calm and peaceful. but it may be the calm before the storm. after much heated debate the city of dublin voted down the idea of flying the rainbow flag, which is why you only see the u.s., state, and city flag flying over city buildings. a number of people protested the decision this past saturday. tonight city council will consider a new policy to provide guidance on which flags can and cannot fly over city buildings and hold a special meeting to specifically address the rainbow flag. >> i think it's fine. that's just pretty simple. >> i think it's fine. it's about time this country needs to come together with he everybody. >> last month's meeting was contentio contentious. we touched base with dublin's mayor who voted against flying the rainbow flag. he wants a city policy establishin

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sharon taylor contacted us over the weekend to say it was a domestic argument, is it really any of ouriness? is it really headline news? it was just vacuous gossip. meanwhile, tracy mason recorded her thoughts for us on camera. i don't care about what happens behind closed doors in their private life because it happens to us all and we don't need to hear about that as long as they can do the job that they are being paid to do. that's all we want, we want to know what they are going to do and how they are going to make it happen. that's all we are really interested in. as was the case last week, our requests for an interview with someone from bbc news were declined. instead, they gave us this statement: but we have also heard from many of mrjohnson‘s supporters and others who believe this is a private matter and not relevant to his leadership bid. we will continue to report on the conservative leadership contest impartially, offering detailed analysis of the policies and views advocated by the remaining two candidates. do let us know your thoughts on what we are covering this week or an

most significant thing that's being missed by everyone is something that sure own prime minister sharon did. which had not been done in by israel and it's certainly not be been done by the by the united states yet and is very respected and should be respected by both the palestinians and the arab world and that is sending his own family to try and solve these problems to negotiate on diplomatic missions meaning arielle sharon sent his son only to meet with arafat in those days to meet with the palestinians and they very much respected the fact that he wasn't sending an envoy just some you know foreign ministry bureaucrat and i think the same can be said for president trump and for jarrett cushion or you can criticize jarrett krishna's plan you can say he doesn't have diplomatic experience but the fact of the matter is he is basically flesh and blood of president trump he is family and one family comes in the go sheets on behalf of the president the united states in the arab world you should take that very seriously and they've come up with some in the lid and you know it let's be honest

chasen isaak's was stabbed to death one and a half years ago he was sharon candles eldest son. now he younger children always have to come home straight from school because she fears for their lives jason was killed early in the evening while he was out with a few friends. jess was with 4 friends so 5 of them and yeah that's all of their lives and they all went in different directions and jess and go call and stabs 8 times. running the whole mckenzie knows there aren't any quick fixes to the situation the british government has now committed itself to investing in youth work and strengthening the police presence everyone knows the problem has simply become too large to ignore. our next trip takes us to the blue to between mexico and the u.s. on fiche land hundreds have taken it upon themselves to take border patrol the militia group seeks to prevent people without documents from entering the u.s. and isn't shy about flashing its assault rifles. militia man jim bandy is beginning his shift its mission to find and stop illegal migrants. every night he and his friends at the guard

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