the surveillance video the da says is perfectly clear. he is lejdly seen mocking the victim on his way into the store and appears to mock the victim again before attacking the man who suffer frs movement limitations. >> when he comes back out the defendant does it again. he's making fun how the victim moves, how he walks. and out of no where the victim is just standing there and the defendant just turns and sucker punches him right across the face. you can see him bleeding out of his nose. >> unprovoked? >> totally unprovoked. >> reporter: baker seen here making a getaway much the da says as the assault victim gathers himself to eventually drive away and look for police. >> later on in the video you see the defendant's girlfriend coming out and yelling at him for what he did. >> reporter: baker's free on $25,000 bail tonight. he faces charges including assault and harassments. his next court date is may 30th. that is when a judge will assess the powerful evidence against him. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 action news in west chester. >> polic

>>> an emotional reunion between a mother and her child, the actions taken on the san francisco das office to bring in about the 21 full baby boy home -- 21-month-old baby boy home. we will get to that story in a moment but we begin with breaking news and selfie were police set up a perimeter in a san jose neighborhood as they search for a pair of robbery suspects who led them on a chase. the ordeal began before 6 pm when they tried to make a traffic stop at center park and center tree boulevard. suspect driving a stolen car led police to the area near blossom hill road and a band in the car and took off running. jake slayton shared the photos of the s.w.a.t. team in the area, no word of arrest.>>> palo alto the northbound side of highway 101. chp tweeted this picture, a car collided with a motorcycle in the accident has turned deadly. chp says the only lane open is the slow lane and expect delays. there is lots of red meeting lots of backup in the area. we will continue to monitor and bring you the latest as soon as we get it.>>> new at 10, a 21- month-old toddler was reunited with his mo

the da said that after the 2 engaged in intimate contact in a hotel, he texted her, warning her to stay off of international boulevard because of an under cover police process vision scam -- police prostitution sting. she also testified that she never discussed in changing -- exchanging sex with bunton. we spoke to attorney -- with attorneys. >>>she testified about how officer button came to her toe -- her hotel room as a sex worker, they would engage in sexual acts and he began pushing to tell her, and giving her confidential information about police undercover stings that were going to take place.>> at this point in the middle the hearing, i do not have any comments about the testimony. >>> the a defense attorney said he told me he did not believe there was enough evidence for some of the charges, the client will come at a later date to court for later trial. fox 2. >>>city college of san francisco is discussing a proposal to arm's police officers. ccsf is the only committee college in the area where officers do not carry weapons. a meeting is underway right now surrounding this propo

kudos to the da for bringing home what it was. an awful murder. >>> exact the santa clara deputies? they are fighting to stay our of prison for the rest of their lives. >> it's a tough one because there have been experts on both sides. there is circumstantial evidence that the deceased may have fallen because he was writing on the ceiling. there is evidence of the deputies beating him. it's a douf one because -- tough one because i can tell you this. jurors don't like to convict law enforcement people. they are supposed to accept that beyond a reasonable doubt that i have been doing this so long i know it takes a little bit more to convict an officer. they are in an awful position. i'm between and betwixt on this one. the deputies are kind and treat the prisoners wonderfully. then i have seen others that are worse than the prisonerers. aib hey, you want to come down and 2:00, i'm going to rows them out of their cells. some do that kind of sick stuff. are these three those type of people? it takes the jury to decide. >> great stuff, thanks. new top cop, writers we spoke to are skepti

have you read the da vinci vowed? no. have you? yes.being dumped on charity shops. 0ne charity shop said we can't take anymore. i'm not sure why one charity shop in swa nsea not sure why one charity shop in swansea should have got so many! if it was an aim of promoting the books in the swansea area over the past few years, but it underlines the popularity of one certain he will the and books have a time horizon. going into technology maybe that's something like the kindle sin ceasing. thank you, jeremy. that's all from bbc business live. the other story was 50 shades of grey was the other book that charity shops didn't want. there you go, you heard it here first! this week is looking unsettled. strong winds coming up from the south or the south—west. initially it will be a warm start to the week and cooling off later on. today is looking wet. a lot of cloud. a lot of rain around. uksz on the radar picture how heavy some of the rain has been across northern ireland and getting into south—west scotland and the rain will be pepping up acro

it's mostly symbolic but would put more pressure on the da to step down. >> the court will appoint aial prosecutor or a district attorney from an adjoining county to ring the case forward. if it comes to trial, there will be a jury trial. if convicted, it's not a criminal penalty, but mr. peterson would be removed from office. >> reporter: has acknowledged wrongdoing, paid back the misspent campaign money and paid a hefty fine of $45,000. peterson acted as the treasure of his own campaign committee until 2015 and has been fending off calls for his resignation since he admitted to inappropriately spending that money. today's vote will mostly be symbolic to pressure him to step down before a possible trial in the future. sandra osborne in the newsroom. >>> investigators are looking to into an illegal grow house in contra costa county. investigators found loads of plans taking up the home when they came to a house fire. electrical wires were rigged to get extra electricity, illegally and no one has been arrested. >>> in politics, president donald trump continues his overseas trip, stopp

they found the da spent more than $66,000 of campaign contributions on travel, hotels, restaurants and movie tickets. >> the contra colony -- contra costa grand jury submitted an accusation accusing district attorney mark peterson of willful or corrupt misconduct in office. >> reporter: peterson, credited with helping target violent gangs and cutting down crime in richmond acknowledged the mistakes and repaid the campaign fund and a hefty fine of $45,000. what is next? the recommendation from the grand jury decision goes before the contra costa superior court judge and they can appoint a special prosecutor or assign a district attorney from a neighboring county and any potential trial could take well over a year. a vote from the union could affirm the decision to symbolically show thoughts and put pressure on the da to potentially step down. in the newsroom, sandra osborne, kpix5. >>> jury selection gets under way in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. the 79-year-old comedian is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his montgomery county, pennsylvania, home in 2004.

the county prosecutor says the da may offer the killer this deal. mr. garcia torres show us that you still have decency left inside of you, give these parents some closure, tell us where sierra lamar is and we'll take the death penalty off the table. >> reporter: he will be told death row inmates have it rough in prison. >> people who will life sentences are in the prison population with other prisoners with whom they are compatible. >> reporter: johnson tells me the appeals in this case at the state and federal levels are probably going to take decades. garcia torres is in his mid 20s and he could live long enough to be put to death. terry mcsweeney nbc bay area news. >>> our coverage continues on line at nbcbayarea.com. click on the top story box for a time line of the sierra lamar case. you will be able the hear more from her family after the verdict was read. >>> new video. this is down in orange county laid tonight. our nbc chopper in southern california on the scene. you can see down below hundreds of people at this sideshow. this is in a mall par

he could thumb his nose at all of the da. that seeped like some of the issues there but frankly, gates could just basically thumb his nose. >> he could thumb his nose, but how could he thumb his nose at the city council? >> tavis, i have very vivid memories. i remember going to temergency operations center and realizing that the technology was really out of date. and they were using post it notes because there was no technology to know what was going on. and it was not just the technology, but the political structure was out of touch with the reality of what was going on out there in the city. so even though the diversity of l.a. was growing. even though there was some minority voices better represented on the city council, that didn't change the basic power relationship. the fact that the police department was a separate political force. the police was not under the control of the mayor, and politics as usual in l.a. back in the 1990s could go on and ignore the tensions burning below the surface. >> what do we think about the

. >> the da did not file any charges against coaches. since the hazing scandal broke last fall, the entire coaching staff has resigned in protest. a few coach was recently hired by the napa unified school district. here's what school officials said about the charges. as the da's process moves forward, we will consentate on realing, support for all students and ensuring a safe learning and athletic environment t. district has expelled fin 1250u7b9s for hazing, four remain out of school. >> i pray for the whole community. >> reporter: she says the scandal has taken a toll. >> if you have a confidential student. either you don't know what happened. people talk, they hear rumors. you don't like a lot of the things that you hear. >> reporter: the da's hazing investigation continues. >>>p dramatic video shows the moments after the collapse of a construction site in oakland. you can see three men holding on to broken metal rebar as co-workers get them down on the 2nd floor. 12 people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. this happened

. >> the da, pamark little to say after a grand jury recommended he be removed from office. the grand jury says peterson secretly misaappropriated $66,000 in personal funds between 2011 and 2015. wagner from the da's union said an emergency meeting would be held for a possible no confidence vote and suggestions for a possible replacement. >> this is not about politics anymore and this is about the people. it's about finding a prosecutor within this office that can galvanize the employees, and who can bring integrity back to the office. >> and patrick announced he is running for the da. as for the grand jury -- >> it brings down the reputations of prosecutors throughout the state and it's conduct that is not becoming of our top prosecutor in contra costa county. >> it says you should be removed from office. what do you think about that? >> i don't think that statute is applicable. >> the grand jury headache for peterson, and a judge could appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the grand jury's findings. in martinez, abc7 news. >>> abc7 news was at the bay lands last night

aaci was responsive, and we worked together to form family justice centers in our community with the da's office as a key lead. so, we were delighted to work with aaci, and aaci is delivering incredible services at the san jose family justice center. and the ywca hosts the north county family justice center, and our partners community solutions deliver the service in south county, so it's those kinds of services that innovate, in partnership with the da, with aaci, the ywca community solutions to respond to survivors' needs in culturally diverse communities. robert: yeah, i think the key word is partnership, right? i mean, we're starting to see more and more agencies kind of joining forces. given the political climate right now and the way, you know, in junction, we were talking about earlier in terms of trying to stop and how it threatens funding, et cetera, how are you--how are the groups, you know, kind of poised to take on what might be an onslaught on your services? tanis: what a good question. number one, we've expanded to ensure that we, number one, have culturally responsive staff

. >> reporter: the da did not file any charges against coaches. since the hazing scandal broke last fall the entire coaching staff has resigned in protest. a few coach was recently hired, here's what school officials said about the charges. as the da's process moves forward, we will concentrate on healing, support for all students and ensuring a safe learning and athletic environment. the district expelled nine students for hazing, four of them remain out of school. >> i feel for the whole community. >> reporter: the county superintendent says the scandal has taken its toll. >> if you have a confidential student, or you don't know exactly what happened. we'll talk, they hear rumors, we don't like a lot of the things that you hear. >> reporter: the da's hazing investigation continues. >>> dramatic video shows the moment after the collapse of a construction site in oakland. you can see three men holding on to broken metal rebar as their co-workers try to get them down from the sunken in 2nd floor. 12 people were that ento hospital with minor injuries

. >> reporter: the da did not file any charges against coaches. but since the hazing scandal broke last fall, the entire coaching staff has resigned in protest. a new coach was recently hired by the napa unified school district. here's what school officials said about the charges, as the da's process moves forward, we will concentrate on healing, support for all students and ensuring a safe learning and athletic environment. the district has expelled nine students for hadesing, four of them remain out of school. county superintendent says the scandal has taken its toll. >> well, you have a confidential student or you don't know exactly what happened and people talk and you hear rumors, you don't like a lot of the things that you hear. >> reporter: the da's hazing investigation continues. >>> happening today, it's the largest event ever held on the uss hornet in alameda, called ship show. it's a music festival featuring pot loving hip-hop artist wiz kalefa. the show is in sharp contrast with the usual swing music type event on the world war ii aircr

. >>> new at 6:00, an official vote behind closed doors to determine whether the contra costa da will be out of a job. kpix 5's juliette goodrich outside with the latest on the no-confidence vote. >> reporter: this vote happening late today. we're talking about the board members and its union comprised of more than 88 members voted a majority no confidence in its da. here's the latest from the union's president. >> today the members said that they have no confidence in mr. peterson by a majority vote of our membership. >> reporter: is this a first for the county? >> to my knowledge, this is unprecedented in the contra costa county history. >> reporter: he has already agreed to pay a hefty fine for spending his campaign money on personal expenses. the da spent more than $66,000 of campaign contributions on travel, hotels, restaurants and movie tickets. peterson admitted he was guilty, repaid his campaign and paid an additional $45,000 fine to the commission. but today, he's paying the price again with the latest no- confidence vote. >> and this vote is for every member of our community

we are now learning new details about the da's case against her - prosecutors are saying that she is an extreme threat to the pubic. this after being under investigation and committing another crime of being drunk in public on may 12 - and telling the arresting officer that she had planned to pick up and drive her kids home, despite having her liscense revoked. she is in court for her first appearance on tuesday, te in san jose now that antolin garcia torres is found guilty of murdering south bay teen sierra lamar - the jury has to decide whether he gets life in prison or the death penalty. garcia torres's attorneys claim a life of domestic violence and his mother's exposure to farm chemicals while she was working in the fields while pregnant with him are to blame for his actions.the defense is likely to bring medical experts as witnesses in the coming days to strengthen their case.in san jose ella sogomonian kron 4 news in martinez, contra costa animal services is looking for foster homes for a dog and her six puppies that were left in a hot car.concord police rescued them from the c

she was the da's key witness for the preliminary hearing for opd officer brian bunton who is facing 2 charges, including having sex with a prostitute and obstruction of justice. on the stand, jasmine gave graphic testimony about their sexual encounter. she also seemed very nervous as she got sick on the stand and threw up. bunton is one of several officers implicated in the scandal. late in the afternoon, the judge ruled there is enough evidence for bunton to stand trial. at the hayward courthouse, te > (ella sogomonian)in san francisco if a homeless housing proposal is approved it would be built behind the police headquarters and walking distance to att park. but homeowners say they don't wantto see that happenso thursday they held a meeting with city officials.the office of community investment and infrastructure assures the apartment wouldn't be a shelter. but instead would serve as afforadble housing for permanent residents recommended by the department of homelessness.in san francisco ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (pam) coming up... the weekend is almost here and it is going to be

through a spokesperson, the told kron four exclusively - that they are disappoited and saddened that the da chose to charge malihan with only felony dui and not charge her with murder - especially in light of malihan's other alcohol and drug related arrests just months before and after killing elijah. again, yarenit malihan - the east bay mother involved in that fatal car crash last fall, and the wife of an alameda county sheriff's deputy now charged in that case the case where 3 year old elijah done was killed. bail has been set at 3 million dollars. here in pleasanton, terisa estacio. (pam) we first told you about this breaking news with a mobile push alert. get the kron4 mobile app .. and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens in your neighborhood. (steve) more than six hours after the amber alert was issued.. it' was deactivated. a 21- month old boy who was believed to be kidnapped by his father from san francisco, has been found safe in los angeles.... the baby... makai bangoura is safe tonight and his father jason lim is now in custody... the 30-year-old is accused o

the da says the residents in the house trying to kick their habits found and used the drug narcan to attempt to save one of the counselors. a co owner of the facility disputes the men were counselo counselors. but the chester county da says they sure are. >> well it's a tragedy of at diction. and this is, you know, this is what happens with at diction. >> reporter: but these were counselors. >> they weren't counselors. >> reporter: >> i have to comment at this time. this is attach dee at diction. thank you. >> reporter: rear every really quickly the district attorney says they were counselors. >> two overdoses were the two counselors at the facility. it was two counselors at a drug addiction facility who had overdosed and died on heroin and fentanyl. and the individuals who found them were actually the residents at this drug treatment facility. >> reporter: that's the chester county da there. now recovery houses like these are not state regulated. no state regulation here. the da says certainly he thinks they should be. apparently the counselors had bought the drug tousle brought a b

the da's office recently called the press in to talk about it. >> the mother came to the police department last night of and said that the child was not returned. part of our investigation is to determine when the child was supposed to be returned and right now, our main concern is the safety of the child. >> reporter: they said that repeatedly. again, police are looking for a 2000 tan toyota controlla, year 2000 license plate, 5 sey, sam, edgar, yes, 238, 5 sey 238. we will stay on the story and see what else we can come up with. but if you see the car, call 911 immediately. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2news. >> tom, thank you. >>> and president trump is making his first international trip as commander and chief with stops in saudi arabia, israel, italy, and belgium, and the president will have a packed schedule including meetings with the pope and nato leaders. this will also be first lady melania trump's debut on the world stage and plans to accompany her husband at the various events but has her own independent schedule. the focus in washington is on the russia probe. we are just learning that

the das office says the toddler is on his way back to the bay area and this -- is expected to be reunited with his mother soon. the father is in the custody of the los angeles police department. >> do we know whether the father is facing charges which marks >> they are reviewing the case and it is possible but right now they have not made that determination.>>> a woman involved in a suspected dui accident that killed the child last year has now been charged in that case. the district attorney says yarenit malihan is charged with gross vehicular manslaughter being held on $3 million bail. they say that she hit a car on the shoulder of interstate 680 killing a three-year-old boy and entering his mother last september. they say toxicology test showed drugs in her system. a few minutes earlier she was arrested for driving with alcohol level over the limit while her own child was in the car. just a week ago she was picked up for allegedly public drunkenness. she could face more than 10 years in prison if convicted. >>> a search is on for two armed robbers who try to steal jewelry from a costco

. >>> a doctor arrested near -- the da office is reviewing this case before any formal charges are filed and the sheriff's department is look rg for other possible victims. >> there is a belief that there may be some additional victims out there. if anybody has seen him where they might have felt awkward or uncomfortable or hesitant to come forward, we would like them to come forward and give us a call. >> the references to him online and say he is on leave. and also released a statement, the safety and care of our patients is always our highest priority and cooperating with the sheriff's department and the ongoing investigation. >>> the shooting of a university police officer last week. a parolee with a history of violent offenses. officers spotted him in a creek bed after authorities tried to arrest him and -- fired when he saw him roof for a waistband. a semiautomatic gun was found nearby. >>> addressing the claims of anti-smet and i can racist symbols in the school. the swastikas and a dance routine with the formation in the formation of a swastika. and this occurred at piedmont. >>

i worked under the best da there ever was. that was old jensen. he always told us that you not only have to do justice but you have to give the appearance of doing justice. about six months we learned he took $66,000 out of his campaign account and use it for his personal use. and then he begins to pay a little bit of a back. but not all of it. and that finally comes out. one of my big questions is what took so long ? the grand jury finally has comments that he needs to be removed. the better question is why should he be prosecuted ? i have clients who stole less money than that and were prosecuted as felons. they were all sorry they took it. they began to pare back. but they also so -- have felony convictions. what he did is wrong. >> he also stated in article that i read that he was paying it back. but he didn't start paying it back until he found out he was being audited. that doesn't bode too well either. >> not too many people in this corner. these are people who've taken an oath to uphold the justice system. to prosecute people for committing

the da said life in prison would be rewarding him. the defense played on the sympathy showing a photo of garcia when he was five, grew up in poverty with a violent father and mother abused. >> they're going to say that there are still aspects of his life that are worth saving. and that he could still have a relationship with his children. and that the, it just doesn't make sense that he deserves death penalty. >> reporter: defense reminded the jury "life in prison ensure he's will die in prison. that is punishment that never ends until the day he dies." garcia torres is left waiting for what the jury decides. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> now you can get caught up on the background of the case on our website. abc7news.com. be first to know sentencing decision by downloading abc 7 news app enabling push alerts. >> danville police set up a sting operation caught two burglars as a result. home was burglarized saturday. among the stolen items were two high-end road bikes. the next day police found out one of the bikes was being sold, they si

. >> ryan wagner from the da's office said meeting will be held for possible no confidence vote and suggestions for possible replacement. >> this isn't about politics but the people. finding a prosecutor in the office to galvanize the employees, bring integrity back to the office. >> reporter: patrick venner announced he was running. as for accusation? >> brings down the reputation of prosecutors across the state and conduct not becoming of top prosecutor in contra costa county. >> reporter: says you should be removed from office. what do you think? >> i don't think the statute is applicable. >> sued by multiple colleagues after election in 2010 who alleged they were punished for supporting his opponent. could appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the committee findings. >>> search for man who exposed himself in front of mother and toddler in palo alto. police say the man hid in the bushes naked. 3:30 yesterday afternoon. released this sketch. unshaven, wearing glasses, ta tattoos on arms and legs and long hair in a man bun style. >>> new developments on a story we brought to you at 5:00.

live here at the chester county da's offers which is investigating this now. police say that they were called to the freedom ridge recovery house in west brandywine township sunday afternoon around 1:30, to find two counselors working here to help others recover from drug addiction, dead in their bedrooms from overdosing on heroin and phentinol. used needles and drugs were found, six clients said to live in the home with the counselors. according to a source, all were drug tested, after the bod wrist discovered, the clients are clean, they are the ones who tried to use narcan on their counselors to save their lives but it didn't work. >> these homes are not regular late dollars in the state every pennsylvania, after this case it is likely there will be call for greater oversight. district attorney tom hogan pushing for regulations in these facilities. the coronor reporting 37 overdose deaths in this county alone, mike and alex. >> unreal. >> thirty-seven? >> talking about it for years. it is an epidemic, a lot of times it start with the opioids prescribed, matt

the defense is next followed by a rebuttal from the da. n clark says the jury has a lot of evidence to weigh collectively and does not expect a speedy verdict. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( steve ) this is a complicated case that goes back several years. we have put together a timeline of the events... you can find it on our website kron four dot com. and when there is a verdict... we will send out a push alert. be sure to get the kron four mobile app for your phone to be the first know about breaking news. it is free for apple and android devices. (catherine) the 15-year old boy shot and killed in san francisco's sunset district has been identified as rae-john jackson of daly city. (catherine) grief counselors were available at jefferson high school where jackson had been a sophomore before leaving this fall. his older brother is a junior at the same school. jackson was shot as he was driving a white pontiac near sunset blvd and kirham around noon monday. he later died at the hospital. witnesses say they heard 6 or 7 gunshots. and

kron 4's dan kerman is live at the da's office in martinez with details. dan? (dan kerman) in january the state fair political practices commission fined contra costa county d.a. mark peterson $45,000 after the d.a. admitted to using $66,000 in campaign funds on personal expenses violating the government code. now after it's own investigation contra costa county's civil grand jury is calling for peterson's removal from the office of contra costa county district attorney for "willful or corrupt misconduct in office"sot jim mellander/foreperson, civil grand jury 28-38mr peterson in over 600 instapnces has converted campaign funds to personal use, the second charge is he failed to report these on his campaign reporting forms.civil grand jury foreperson jim mellander says peterson is also accused of making misrepresentations under penalty of perjury on fppc campaign reporting forms. sotas far as we're concerned it's not something we find acceptabledeputy da aron deferrari who also serves as president of the union representing the deputy da's in peterson's office say

the da's office says lamb has joint custody but didn't return the child to its mother thursday night. they spotted them at a store thursday. but why di 24 hours pass before police were notified? >> as we continued our investigation, we realized that this is one of those we need an am br alert. >> i tried to stop him from leaving. >> hisster mary says her brother was not suicidal as reported by chp. >> he never showed any signs of being suicidal. >> reporter: charges have not been announced. quinnell bernard, abc 7 news. >> the east bay woman accused in a deadly dui crash that left a toddler dead is the focus of an arrest warrant this morning. the warrant is $3 million. these are mug shots. the boy's family is disappointed with the charges. >> they were devastated. they are reliving this time and time again. think they felt that their son elijah was taken from them and they wanted second degree murder charges. >> his suv slammed into the dunn family's car in september. it killed three-year-old elijah dunn. at the time, he faced a previous dui charge. something that dunn's thought would

police and the da are doing separate investigations. >>> and today for the second time in a week, north korea test fired a ballistic missile. according to south korean officials, the missile took off northeast of pyongyang and flew more than 300 miles before plunging into the waters off the country's east side. japan's prime minister is analyzing the missile's trajectory and height. this is north korea's eighth ballistic missile test this year. >>> president trump is calling on muslim leaders to help fight terrorism. the reporter nicky bastist with more from saudi arabia today. >> reporter: president trump pledges to form new partnerships with muslim nations to fight radical islamic extremism in saudi arabia. >> this is a battle between good and evil. >> the president urged leaders from 50 muslim countries to fight the battle at home. >> drive them out of your communities. drive them out of your holy land. >> they announced an agreement with the gulf cooperation agreement council to work to cut off financing to terrorism networks including isis in hezbollah. we are not here to tell peop

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. >> reporter: the da indicated. >> -- i have no comment at this time. it's attach dee addiction. really quickly. the district attorney says they were counselors. >> you need to leave us alone so we can grieve here. get off my property now. >> i will do it, yes. >> kief appeared angry later and ordered us off the property. neighborhood opposition arose in 2013 when the owners revealed their plans for a recovery house of addicts. >> kind of business in a residence we didn't want a bunch of people who were addicts to potentially come back don some crime. >> recovery houses are not licensed or regulated by the state. calls for strict oversight are now likely to be heard with news of these deaths. >> did you know there was use going on? >> no. again, i really can't answer the questions. >> reporter: the chester county da is already calling for regulation of the facilit facil. counselors had control over the medicine cabinet in the house and likely bought their drug on the street to celebrate a birthday. i'll jeff cole, fox 29 news. lucy. >> just horrific, jeff, for the people who found

clothing fibers in torres's car, her hair on a rope in his trunk and his dna on her pants. >> what the da has to deal with is the fact that there is no body in this case, there's no murder weapon or crime scene, so these small bits of forensic evidence is all that sierra lamar left behind. >> the prosecution also played the 911 call from sierra's mother first reporting her missing. >> it did have a big impact on me. i can't imagine that poor mother realizing, coming to the realization that her daughter is missing, can't be found. just from that day forward. the panic, the terror. >> the defense is expected to suggest tomorrow that sierra was unhappy at home and ran away. today the prosecution called the theory crazy and absurd, veronica de la cruz, kpix 5. >>> president trump does not have the support to repeal and replace obamacare but he's putting pressure on congress to take a vote anyway. >> how's healthcare coming, folks? how's it feeling? we moving along? i think it's time now, right? >> vice president mike pence is lobbying house republicans to back the latest changes to the gop pl

this is the da vinci code in space. someone who loved alien because it was ruthless, because it was stripped down, and loved aliens because it's a war movie, this is very much like a massive amount of pontificating and holding forth and also it makes no sense whatsoever. i know people don't necessarily go to alien movies for it to tie up all loose ends, but there were moments in it... there was one moment in it where a character says so little that makes any sense i laughed out loud. you've made me laugh! that's the only laugh you'll ever get from me about alien, i suspect. i'm a little more hopeful about your third choice this week, jawbone. you are. jawbone, written by and starring johnny harrison. i have to say, i know nothing about boxing, other than what i know from the movies. so, this is the tale of a washed—up boxer who is struggling with alcoholism and we meet him at the beginning of the film. he's on, i think, the south bank, in london, and he's drunk. he lives in a flat which used to be his mother's flat, he'

but the da says the abuse began with a was younger than 14. >> he is charged with sexual assault relatinga minor. i won't go into further details. the victim is known as jane doe. >> reporter: the victim is now legally an adult and prosecutors are saying what her relationship is. harris was named had corner two years ago but has been an investigator with the office since 2003. because of its close ties to the sheriff's department, the case is being investigated by  the santa rosa police department. the marin county sheriff's department did not go on camera but issued a written statement that says "we are deeply saddened and troubled by mr. harris's arrest. our thoughts are with the victim." harris is being held at the marin county jail on $750,000 bail. is expected back in court next week and is expected to enter a plea at that time. >>> up next, and arson investigation at a bay area church. >> that this would happen to our church, to a church. a place of worship. a place of safety. a sanctuary. it's sad. >> details on the latest in a string of suspicious fires. >> inside san francisco

. >> ryan wagner from the da's office said meeting will be held for possible no confidence vote and suggestions for possible replacement. >> this isn't about politics but the people. finding a prosecutor in the office to galvanize the employees, bring integrity back to the office. >> reporter: patrick venner announced he was running. as for accusation? >> brings down the reputation of prosecutors across the state and conduct not becoming of top prosecutor in contra costa county. >> reporter: says you should be removed from office. what do you think? >> i don't think the statute is applicable. >> sued by multiple colleagues after election in 2010 who alleged they were punished for supporting his opponent. could appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the committee findings. >>> search for man who exposed himself in front of mother and toddler in palo alto. police say the man hid in the bushes naked. 3:30 yesterday afternoon. released this sketch. unshaven, wearing glasses, ta tattoos on arms and legs and long hair in a man bun style. >>> new developments on a story we brought to you at 5:00.

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through a spokesperson, the told kron four exclusively - that they are disappoited and saddened that the da chose to charge malihan with only felony dui and not charge her with murder - especially in light of malihan's other alcohol and drug related arrests just months before and after killing elijah. again, yarenit malihan - the east bay mother involved in that fatal car crash last fall, and the wife of an alameda county sheriff's deputy now arrested and charged in that case the case where 3 year old elijah done was has been set at 3 million here in pleasanton, te (steve) we first told you about this breaking news with a mobile push alert. get the kron4 mobile and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens in your neighborhood. (pam) tonight .. an amber alert has ended....a 21- month old boy who was believed kidnapped by his father from san francisco, has been found safe. this is the suspect ... jason lam. kron 4's hermela aregawi is live in san francisco with what we are learning tonight about where the child was found. more than six hours after the amber alert was issued..

>> are you crazinesiness the da? >> you don't tell secrets we're on tv. we're on tv.shane is adorable. i'm mad at you now. >> i have to train him what not to say on tv. >>> i'm so excited, all the love and lunacy begins tonight on abc. >> i can't wait for this. >> rachel lindsay meets her 31 suitors and the secrets behind those. epic introductions. >>> producers started casting rachel's "husband material" months before she was even picked to be the bachelorette and once they find a guy they like -- >> there's background checks. there's psychological background profiling, there's blood tests to make sure that everybody's clean. i'm sure there are things that could slip through the cracks, but we're not the feds. >> producers also bend the truth, this season jonathan's job title is "tickle monster," but he's actually a doctor. chris says it's to make contestants more memorable to viewers. >> we figure when we have some fun with these labels it's not necessarily what they are it's kind of who they are. >> producers also help mastermind those crazy first introductions. to

a little while ago the da's office showed us this surveillance image that shows jason lam pushing his machai. last night he didn't show up to drop machai off. last night the mother went to the san francisco da's office.

the da can say, i want an independent review. e independent review and this tragedy could be -- this tragedy could be overturned. the fact of the matter, north carolina has had the highest rate of those exonerated from prison than any other state in the country. >> i appreciate that. reverend william barber, and sarah blakely and caitlyn swain. you all continue to stand and we will continue to report this. >>> listen to this. listen to this. alabama this week, governor kay ivey signed a bill into law which restores voting rights to thousands of felons. until now the state has barred anyone with a felony conviction from voting. not anymore. as under the new law, voting rights are taken away only from those who committed a specific set of felonies bringing thousands to register and taking part in democracy once again. my congratulations to my brother reverend kenny glasgow and others in the fight. >>> up next, what we should be thinking about on this memorial day. stay with us. ♪ you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast-actin

the da on the case says it has taken time to put together the charges because they want to make sure they have a solid case. >> we want to make sure we are making the right charging decisions. >> reporter: chuck says the crash that killed his grandson was not the only incident malihan was involved in over the last year. >> the first one with her own 10-year-old daughter in the car. then she killed my grandson. and then she goes and gets arrested for public on toxiindication. what else is it going to take. >> reporter: three months before this crash malihan was arrested for dui and accused of reckless endanger men of her own child. earlier this month she was arrested wandering the streets in plesan on the. chuck remembers the last day he saw his grandson. >> i was baby-sitting them in whole day. when they went home an hour later i get a phone call. >> reporter: now he hopes the case will move faster. she is being held on $3 billion bond. her next court is in june, the 16th. back to you. >>> one year later a voyage family is not giving up hope of finding a missing teen amount of year a

toay a judge ordered the da charge him with involuntary manslaughter and reckless endangerment. eight people were killed when the train came flying off the tracks. alison: a noose found at a middle school today, and the police want you to see these pictures. they say these are the may be responsible for hanging this noose at crofton middle school. it was found hanging from a light fixture outside the building. if you can identify these people, call the police. jonathan: two fires under investigation, both that jehovah witnesses halls, both believed to be arsons. they believe that someone he set fire to a hall in arlington come and yesterday similar investigation in falls church. if you have information, the police want to talk to you. nancy: friends and family gathering tonight to honor two men killed in district heights one year ago today. they were shot inside of a in may 2016. a man died at the scene. another man was found shot a short distance from the car. detectives today going door to door to find a new information. no one has been arrested. information to come forward. fa

pennsylvania innocence project saw what other doctors not for eight years they worked the case until with the da' office now on board the conviction this morning was thrown out. >> he cep digging. kept writing, digging lookin log for missing pieces they didn't want to give us. >> the head of the pennsylvania innocence project says there are other innocent people locked up and the mix takes that led to sean's convict hold loss sense for the future. >> we find out how did the system go wrong? what happened in the system that was an error. >> what hurts the most serving twenty four years not being there when his grant parents passed way but his mother did see this day. >> i'm thankful that i'm here to really see him walk out that gate. >> that's all i wanted. >> reporter: pennsylvania doesn't have laws that compensate the wrongly convicted so a lawsuit could be in the future. as for his immediate future, rei kicking with his family and his fiance', yes, he's engaged. in frackville, schuylkill county, brad sattin fox 29 news. long time come fog him. 11 jurors are seated in the bill cosby sexual assa