kpix5's susie steimle is live where a vigil is planned for tonight. susie? >> reporter: yeah allen. i'm here where the memorial is set to take place the next couple of hours. they are grappling with two different emotions. grieving after this tragedy, but also wanting answers and trying to make sure something like this never happens here again. >> he was just amazing. he was an amazing young man who had big dreams. and, i am sorry they were taken away. >> reporter: it is a tragic and unlikely accident and i took the lives of two teenage boys in dixon. candy's son jake corsmosis is one of them. >> the only thing i can say is my son died being a good boy. he was trying to help his friend in danger, and, he paid the ultimate price for it. >> reporter: he and his friend jacob schneider died yesterday after being electrocuted. they were with another boy and a girl and a dog walking near the canal in town when suddenly the dog fell into the water. both jake and jacob went in after it. they tried to pull themselves out of the current using a metal bridge not knowing that the bridge was ene

>>>susie is live in moraga, where neighbors are fighting a plan to speed up service. susie?: can, liz, throughout all of 2019 we have been hearing tech companies and cell phone companies talking about the excitement about 5g and the race to get there first. tonight, and morocco they are talking about the fight against it. many people here say, they don't want it. sitting at her home office, allie marks has a device that measures her rf exposure. she is surrounded by campaign materials that she has used in a decade of pushing back against ever-expanding cell phone towers. for her and the fight is personal. her husband started using a cell phone in 1986 and developed a brain tumor in 2008. >> use it all the time. held it to his right your, and then the tumor developed right where he held the phone. >> reporter:

susie steimle is live with that. >> reporter: this is a very different version of this narrative than what we have heard in the past. often cities have been criticized as you know for prioritizing paving and wealthy neighborhoods and ignoring low income areas so oakland's plan would do just the opposite of that. because oakland has ignored the pothole problem for so long, everyone in every neighborhood thinks they should be the priority. whether you live in my clear -- >> the roads are dangerously potholed. >> it is like a war zone out there sometimes. >> people all believe two things. the neighborhood has it the worst when that comes to potholes and that the city is not doing enough to fix it. >> people from every neighborhood in the city are frustrated with the road conditions. they should be. >> the mayor agrees with you. she is backing up a plan that prioritizes low income areas first. >> we have to recognize that traditionally many of the neighborhoods have been under invested in. >> central and east would receive the most money. $15.1 million from the pot. 40.5 million compared

susie is live in san francisco with the latest on that mess susie? >> reporter: a mess indeed, it has been a tough week for muni, and a tough day for muni commuters. unfortunately, it is still going on. if you saw the problems and delays, they still have not been fixed. we are on market street right now, we are seeing a lot more buses going down market street and usually do at this time. that's because, they are busing people rather than taking people underground. i do have a little bit of good news. i just got off the phone with a spokesperson from muni who says, outbound service is going to be restored. that is starting right now. they just started outbound service a couple of minutes ago. inbound service to be trying to come to the giants game, you are going have to plan accordingly. you're looking at some pictures of the downed overhead power line. that is what is causing all of these delays. it detached between powell and civic center stationed at 6:33 this morning. they are still trying to figure out exactly what went wrong, to cause that. a tr

kpix5's assuming steimle -- susie steimle tells us the suspect has a lengthy rap sheet. october 5 shows the early- morning raid on stockbridge drive, fbi and police surrounded his homework 49-year- old blaine michaela lived with his parents. he is a suspected bank robber, now in custody. >> i have no idea it was going to be this big. we knew things weren't right, and we were all a little nervous on this log, but, this is beyond. >> the fbi did find what looked like an expose of device inside. later determining it was a fake bomb. >> we looked into this out of an abundance of caution to make sure there was no public safety threat. we did not find a public safety threat. >> reporter: neighbors say they knew him to be allowed often hearing him yelling at family members in the driveway. >> you could tell there was something brewing. >> yelling at his kid, at his wife. the wife screaming for us to call the cops, you are in the middle of the night. >> reporter: we dug into duane michaela's criminal history, back in 2009, he faced a series of auto crimes, including a hit and ru

i'm susie smith. i'm director of policy and planning for the human services agency, and i just want to mention ageing and adult services is also here if there's daas specific questions. just by way of context, you probably already know this, but h.s.a. is three departments supported by the same structure. it's the department of human services, daas, and the office of early education. together, we serve about 1 in four san franciscans, low-income, older adults, from birth to graves. so what i'm going to do is provide a little bit of overview with the homeless populations. our county assistance program or c.a.p., we have about 750 homeless i imagines in that program. and everyone -- homeless individuals in that program. and we have 1300 current or formerly c.a.p. clients that are housed through the care, not cash, initiative, and we have over 5,000 that were housed whose cap has passed. everyone who applies for cap is screened for s.s.i. disability benefits. and -- so that we have an in-house set aside

i hope you could hear them across, the idea that susie can't get a word in edgewise.he papers. if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you both. i am going to try to get rid of these two! good evening. liverpool have come through a really tough test of their title winning credentials, recovering from conceding an early goal at southampton to go back to the top of the table and keep the pressure on manchester city. mo salah returned the goalscoring form as liverpool ended up winning 3—1. in the closest premier league title race for years, liveable's chance to regain the ascendancy, not a time to be flagging orfalling behind early on. southampton with a deserved lead in their battle against relegation. jurgen klopp a picture of frustration, though soon his mood would be lifted by the rise of naby keita, his first goal for the club. liverpool level. after the break they went for broke, naby keita to they went for broke, naby keita to the front again, falling, but was this a fail? the referee says no. liverpool would come again,

susie save the turtles oh my so this video and it was like like a body of water covered in trash like literally the entire service company tries to it's disgusting please stop littering save the turtles the budget also includes two other dedicated revenue sources for the subways a mansion tax on manhattan homes that sell for twenty five million dollars or higher and a tax on internet retail sales other agreements in the budget include the closure of prisons eliminating cash bail for misdemeanor or nonviolent a rise and also a permanent annual two percent cap on local property taxes reporting in new york tonight each of us are to. by now most of us have forgotten about the christmas or yule trees we decorated with such great care just a few short months ago but for the wildlife the by use national wildlife refuge in louisiana your all quality decoration is their new lease on life on march twenty eighth the u.s. fish and wildlife service conducted its annual christmas tree drop in which they helicopter dropped nearly eight thousand new used christmas trees into by huge savage marshes th

has opened an investigation now because of negligence what has happened in that is what everybody is susie is that one of the or workman who had been working there because there was a restoration project going on in exactly that the center of this roof around the spire that was the first thing to fall down last night they left a power tool on there were some sparks flying at there was an electrical for just some welding going on something that set off one of those old beings and then it's moldering and finally caught fire and sent the whole roof in sort of into blaze and then when that happened it was too really really too late. save it because particularly fire letters wouldn't reach up there it's much too high it's more than sixty metres high so it was complicated finding the fires have been extinguished but it wasn't said accident rebuilding is going to be a massive project millions of euros have been pledged. is quite incredible phil all of a sudden the big french the big leading families or friends that control the big money in this country have shown tremendous civic spirit two hundr

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susie has a job because of what you did in washington. it's time we started taking the message that we all know and applying it in such a way that people can understand. when we do that as leaders, that is called leadership. that is called navigating. that is saying that we do matters and it matters to the people we are elected by. i love washington, d.c. and the work that i get to do. desperately the love of my life, lisa, when i fly out of atlanta and against tobacco. -- go back home. i vote in georgia, i'm from northeast georgia, and one of the best digits in the world. -- one of the best districts in the world. if you ever disconnect where you are from two coming up, you end up with a mess we're in right now. the last thing i want to say is washington needs to go back and watch if you're -- some more schoolhouse rock videos. i'm simple. i miss state troopers kid from north georgia. make it simple. i a bill sitting on capitol hill. the bill is not sitting on capitol hill anymore. we sit around. we need to get to an executive that gets

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in oakland, susie steinle double >> they say the six month limit for staying in a tough shed is not set in stone, they will make exceptions for residents who are doing all the right things and hopefully that will happen in his case and we will keep you posted double >> let's get you updated on the weather. i will show you rain. to show you that we have to go to hundred miles of north. it is raining there but what's associated with the cold front will not make it into the bay area until tomorrow night and it will be light. after it gets all of that then it will dry up. but by tomorrow night we shall see, this is treasure island looking toward the skyline. plenty of seagulls. this shows ocean beach right there on the cliff house. very nice day across the bay area today. the numbers managed 70s even now. and from high atop the west coast you see high pressure off of cape mendocino and then this to the south and the perfect escalator for moisture coming into the bay area, giving us clouds today and more tomorrow. eventually a front will be coming down into the bay area tomorrow morning doub

kpix 5 susie steimle has our original report. >> i enjoy what i do and i enjoy teaching. >> reporter: mohammed is a transit supervisor in the light rail department. it's a high-ranking position in what is considered the most elite division of the group. despite that he's taking a risk, blowing the whistle on what he says he is experienced as a rail instructor for students applying for the jobs. >> first and foremost it is a safety concern. allowing people that are the rails. rhe was in charge of coaching the students, mostly muni drivers through the intensive hands-on course. with every new class, he felt pressured to pass some who he felt were not qualified. >> how unqualified are we talking? what did you see? >> there are people that cannot tell with a had tracks they are on. >> reporter: testing records for one student showed he was disciplined for a series of violations, failure to stop at a stop sign and given what should have been one more chance. >> he was put on his last chance where one more mistake he would have been eliminated from training. including running stop signs, an

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. >> susie steimle kpix5. >>> new video shows the moment that a woman tears down an american flag. she pulls it from a storefront. it was a blue line flag meant to honor law enforcement. this happened last month and police are treating it as an act of vandalism. >>> two teenaged sisters are taking on a grown-up issue. >> their campaign for affordable housing. >> whoever coined the adage that children should be seen and not heard has never been to alameda city council. >> they feel right at home at wood middle school in alameda and on girl scout camping trips but it turns out the twins are pretty comfortable other places as well. >> hello. >> earlier this year she delivered a speech to city council about the need for rent control in the city. >> over the past year some girl scout meetings have had to turn into girl scout going away parties. the main cause of this is lack of rent control. i was super nervous before but i was inhe it i guess i was lik in the zone. like, i got it. >> you nailed it? >> yes. >> they say half the girl scout troop has had to move away because of rent incre

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susie's time on his criminal history. >> reporter: rasenoch allen is the center of a manhunt tonight in oakland and now we have learned, he has been a murder suspect before. oakland police say that he had a family in this crosswalk with his car on saturday night injuring jamie garcia, killing alma garcia and her six-year- old son angel. allen kept on driving and has not been seen since. criminal defense attorney tony brasa said that once allen is caught, he will be facing harsher punishment because of his criminal history. allen was charged with murder and attempted robbery just three years ago. he was said to be the getaway driver in that case. sentenced to three years and served a year and a half. records show he did cooperate which lowered his sentence and now, he could be facing more than a decade in prison if he is caught. years for vehicular manslaughter would then turn into 12 years. back in the latest hit-and-run, he will face two different manslaughter charges, hit-and- run charge, plus, he is also now in violation of his probation. >>> a freeway sign that blames san jose's

kpix 5 susie stanfill is in the layhill words she spoke to the driver about the moment of impact. >> reporter: as you have seen, this video makes you jump back when you see it. it is especially true for the driver who was sitting in his car when a kia came careening toward him and t-boned his vehicle. he tells us he is surprised he survived. >> it is crazy. if it wasn't me and i just seen the video i would assume that person in the car was dead. >> reporter: if you take one look at this video, you will see what jarrell parker is talking about. watch as he tries to make a turn onto sacramento street and this keynote dash ikea t bunsen. he was driving for uber and had just picked up a passenger. >> the lady in the backseat was screaming. ok knee because she tried to get out and it looked like she fell. >> reporter: keep watching and you will see the suspects, two people hobble out of the kia that caused the crash and run away. people are still looking for them. >> they are coming to turn this way and this car was coming this way and it looked like he swerved. >> reporter: sandra captur

susie steimle, kp x5. >>> kpix5 . >>> this video shows 15 seconds of a police chief, officers think they cornered the suspect wanted for a drive- by shooting early christmas morning. they surround the suspect car which was snared in fencing. the tires a spinning as they tried to dislodge it. >> if she comes at me i am going to shooter. if she comes at me i'm going to shoot her. >> officers shot and killed, jennifer vazquez and would in a female passenger. it was later determined the women were not involved in the drive-by shooting but were in a stolen car. the district attorneys office concluded the use of force was lawful, clearing the four th were faced with imminent now open. ading east e on a br funneled into a single lane on the lower deck. this is the view from chopper 5 as the work was underway. you can see a caltrans employee in a cherry picking basket inspecting the concrete under the upper deck. the highway patrol says that worker was also actively knocking away anymore loose concrete so the eastbound lanes of the bridge could reopen. >>> take a look at these photos now from th

susie? >> reporter: we saw just a couple of students starting to trickle in.o remember their friend. he was a star at the school. everybody that we talked to today described him as happy, hard-working and loyal. you just earned himself a full ride to play college football and his coach said that scholarship would have changed his life. >> i just want him ho with us. >>-- >> reporter: lisa moy moy says she can't bear the thought to bearÃbut leave the beach with our son. she's been here all day scouring the surf for any sign of him. 18-year-old moy moy drowned yesterday. somehow lisa is holding it together. >> family and everybody is helping holding out. we're trying to be strong. stay strong. >> reporter: and his aunt said they formed a human chain trying to save him yesterday. among the students risk their lives trying to save him were his teammates. on hayward's football team. >> that's what he loves to do. he's been plain football since he was seven years old. >> reporter: he had a full ride scholarship to wyoming and is on the roster supposed to play footba

susie stein will has done in- depth reporting on muni and, people saw this coming, right? >> reporter: that's right, if you have been following the stories, i know you have, and if you, following the story you are likely not surprised to hear this news. that is a lot of the sentiment we heard inside city hall today, that they saw this one coming and he has been with the agency for a while, they have had a lot of bad stories in the news lately and now, the city has three months to replace him. there is a strong consensus within city hall that the writing was on the wall for ed haskin, the director of transportation since 2011, announced he is stepping down in august >> i think it makes sense, it is time for new leadership for sure. >> it is time to make a significant change and so, that is what we are proposing. >> reporter: dealer is calling for a national search to replace him and echoed a commonly uttered sentiment that the agency is chronically underfunded. >> of the city give any more money? >> the city is always giving them a lot of money but just to be clear, there i

agents stormed his home early this morning and susie's time all his life and explains the suspect had a lengthy rap sheet. >> reporter: we have an update for you, just a couple of minutes ago, just the front of the home where the fbi raided took place, where duane michaela was living, opd just walked up to the house with a couple of vehicles here and they are conversing with the family right now. family has decided not to talk to us about the case but there is still a lot of development and as you mentioned, we looked into his criminal history and found that he has been charged with forgery in the past connected to bank fraud and, that is what this larger case is all about. neighbors say they are not surprised to hear it. chopper five shows the early- morning raid and the fbi and police surrounded his home where 49-year-old duane michaela lived with his parents becky is a suspected bank robber and is now in custody. >> i had no idea it would be this big. we knew things weren't right and we were all nervous on this block but, this is beyond. >> reporter: the fbi found what looked like

susie stein is life with new information on the suspect's criminal history. >> reporter: when we looked at duane michaela's criminal history refi.he has been tied to a type of bank fraud in the past and he was charged with bringing in fake checks to a bank in el cerrito back in 1995. this morning as we know, there was a larger fbi raid at this location tied to a much larger bank robbery investigation. neighbors say they are breathing a sigh of relief. >> i had no idea it would be this big, we knew things weren't right and we were nervous but, this is beyond. >> reporter: when she and her neighbors woke up to the fbi pounding on their neighbors door, they all assumed it was duane michaela, the 49 was taken into custody this morning. the alameda county sheriffs confirms he is part of a larger bank robbery investigation. the fbi did find what looked like an explosive device inside his parents home where he also lived but later, determined it was a fake bomb. we look into this out of an abundance of caution to make sure there was no public safety threat and we did not find one. neighbors sa

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susie simo is in the oakland hills and tells us that the suspect has a lengthy criminal rap sheet. >> reporter: he was brought into custody at the hospital nearby just moments after his wife gave birth to their second child. neighbors here's a they are not surprised to hear he is in trouble again. the 49-year-old was taken into custody this morning and the sheriff confirmed that he is part of a larger bank robbery investigation. the fbi did find what looked like an explosive device inside his parents home where he also lived but, later determined it was a fake bomb. we looked into this out of an abundance of caution to make sure it was no public safety threat and we did not find one. neighbor say they knew him to be loud and often heard him yelling at family members in the driveway pics >> yelling. yelling at his kid, yelling at his wife york the wife, screaming for us to call the cops. in the middle of the night. >> reporter: we dug into his criminal history and a 2009 he faced a series of auto crimes including a hit-and-run, lying to a police officer and receiving stolen property. i

. >>> susie has been looking into the suspect's criminal past and tells us he has been charged with murder before. >> reporter: not only has rasenoch allen been charged with murder before, he has been charged with murder and oakland before. not far from here, in fact be in that case, his cooperation help lower his sentence but, if he is caught in this case, his criminal history will work against him. a community is still reeling after a mother and son died in his crosswalk on saturday. police believed that 27-year-old rasenoch allen is the man responsible. he is said to have hit alma garcia, her son angel and entered the boy's uncle and took off that should not be surprised. we will he will have plenty to lose if he turns himself and. >> he faces two different vehicular manslaughter charges. >> reporter: we pulled his criminal history and his first offense was 11 counts for attempted robbery and murder in 2016. most of those charges were dropped. this is without murder took place in 2016 on international boulevard and oaklands brookdale district. by all accounts, he was in the car when his

susie? >> reporter: can, liz, throughout all of 2019 we have been hearing tech companies and cell phone companies talking about the excitement about 5g and the race to get there first. tonight, and morocco they are talking about the fight against it. many people here say, they don't want it. sitting at her home office, allie marks has a device that measures her rf exposure. she is surrounded by campaign materials that she has used in a decade of pushing back against ever-expanding cell phone towers. for her and the fight is personal. her husband started using a cell phone in 1986 and developed a brain tumor in 2008. >> use it all the time. held it to his right your, and then the tumor developed right where he held the phone. >> reporter: the fcc and cell phone companies state radiation exposure from cell phones is not dangerous. >> the fcc is lying to the public. >> every research has said it has not had a research -- harmful impact. >> reporter: she is taking on 5g now. running parallel to

country's revenue is to door such a party al jazeera karbala still to come for you here on the news and susie asked in mexico are taking to the sky to connect with their ancestors. and the sportsmanship ventus of front italian champions again and make a bit of history the first place. in australia more women a big locked up than ever before but what's driving this alarming development one on one east meets two x. inmates live blog behind bars on zero zero. i mean this is different whether someone is going for someone's favorite doesn't matter we think it's how you approach a picture and that's what it is a certain way of doing it you can't just inject a story and fire out. up to. china's film industry has grown rapidly over the last decade making it the second biggest in the world this week's beijing film festival is meant to showcase its rise but with several scandals and local censorship stifling creativity event is facing challenges as katrina you reports now from beijing. and you mustn't go on the journey of the chinese musician in one nine hundred forty s. kazakhstan opened this year's b

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susie welcome to conflict zone thank you very much and welcome to the i.c.c. thank you the u.s. national security advisor john bolton has said he wants your court to die and he is happy to help bring about that demise do you realize what a serious blow that is to your work it is not a serious blow to court or small because a hundred and twenty three states parties to it too strongly supported this is the most powerful country in the world and we want them to be part of the court they're not and they won't and we hope there will. we will not cooperate with the i.c.c. he said we will provide no assistance to the i.c.c. we will not join the i.c.c. we will let the i.c.c. die on it after all to all intents and purposes the i.c.c. is already dead to us now he said to you you want them to join this is the odds it couldn't be clearer it's not the hand that is the answer from him the moment we are confident that. they will reconsider we are competent about confidence based on what many tell me tell me. the sort of hostility had been shown in the past never to the sixten that lead to run

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in san lorenzo susie steimle kpix 5. >>> a crash ending into an intense standoff in fremont swat use a battering ram to smashed on . this all started with an investigation into a stolen car. officers made contact with two suspects, one with a loaded weapon. invest it in investigation led officers to the motel with two subsets suspects believed to be armed to barricaded themselves inside. chopper five cut two of the suspects being arrested with nowhere to go. they emerged from a broken glass door with their hands up. two other suspects were also arrested. >>> also in fremont tonight, kpix 5 shows us that police have released some video of their officers involved in a gun battle last week, take a look. >> keep your hands up! keep your hands up! >> reporter: the dash camera video release by fremont police shows the suspect still alive. >> initially raise his hands above his head as if he might surrender with and began to move toward the handgun. officers again warned him not to reach. >> reporter: fremont police say the gunman shot into a passing patrol car. and then we'll shot himself

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women's soccer team susie u.s. soccer for gender discrimination and we've referenced this and some of our comments earlier today but what do you make of this lawsuit. well i think it's unfortunate that it has to happen in the first place and something that borne commented on that was very clear the women don't just get to be professional players they don't just get to be athletes they have to be activists they have to be advocates so on top of creating spaces to have lawsuits to create contracts which is what lauren's doing her crew is doing right now and she's spearheading you have to have the american women again going back insane we have to defend and protect ourselves because those in charge at the federation levels which are predominantly privileged men are making decisions that are not benefiting the women players so women in addition to doing their own social media and getting out there doing go fund me campaigns in some cases for different teams but specifically to the united states they're having to blaze

and at 11:30pm we will be taking a look at the papers with michael booker from the express and susie boniface from the mirror. r--. gggaiar— welcome to of the european council asking to delay brexit until the 30th ofjune, but with the option to leave sooner if parliament can agree a deal. theresa may says the uk will now be preparing to take part in elections for the european parliament at the end of may — in case no agreement is reached. tonight, after three days of discussions, labour has criticised the government's approach calling it disappointing and said they've not come up with any changes to the prime minister's brexit deal. our deputy political editorjohn pienaar reports from westminster. it's a race against time, brexit. just not enough time. the pm's deputy still talking to labour today. not saying much though. lovely weather today, isn't it? some tories hate even talking to labour, though it's all going nowhere fast. here was labour's chief whip. what could break the brexit deadlock? we've received something from the government which we're looking at now. really? what was