. >> according to the pd the student sent threatening messages. police came to interview fry here at novato high. police did not release the details until late monday. this mother has been speaking to a dozen frightened families. >> if you don't give kids or parents information don't shame them for rumors because they don't know anything. they are terrified. >> we probably should have put out more information about it. >> soup are inten dent sadistur says fry does not pose a threat to the students. in novato, abc 7 news. >>> thousands of fissures have opened up. they warn people that the gases being released pose an immediate danger to public health. tonight they are warning residents that volcano could still explode. >>> just ahead, a foreman chipotle manager gets a nearly $8 million payout from the country. >>> the president could face legal problems if the he doesn't meet a critical deadline tomorrow. >>> the store that will let you in and out with no cashier at all. >>> a big road win for the warriors. we have all of the highlights and reactio

. >> according to the pd the student sent threatening messages. police came to interview fry here at novato police did not release the details until late monday. this mother has been speaking to a dozen frightened families. >> if you don't give kids or parents information don't shame them for rumors because they don't know anything. they are terrified. >> we probably should have put out more information about it. >> soup are inten dent sa says fry does not pose a threat to the students. in novato, abc 7 7 7 7 7 7 >>> thousands of fissures have opened up. they warn people that the gases being released pose an immediate danger to public health. tonight they are warning residents that volcano could still explode. >>> just ahead, a foreman chipotle manager gets a nearly $8 million payout from the country. >>> the president could face legal problems if the he doesn't meet a critical deadline tomorrow. >>> the store that will let you in and out with no cashier at all. >>> a big road win for the warriors. we have all of the highlights and reaction. >> al

the pd wrote this on facebook saying this morning at 1:00 am, an officer spotted basketball activity n the simpson college campus, they stopped to investigate and ended up playing to onto for a while. rumor has it the boys in blue won. what is going on at 1:00 in the morning? kids playing basketball, they had some fun. it does happen. heather: it is 25 minutes after the top of the are. i was not reading an analog clock to tell you that. he ran firing back at donald trump saying renegotiations are off the table. >> the us has consistently violated the agreement, we need to outsource our security, nor will we renegotiate. heather: that threat coming one week before the nuclear deal deadline, iran is in panic mode after the potential pool out. he is live next. the brand-new add the nra that will leave you speechless. >> and ar 15, but so did i. it is not the gun. it is the heart. heather: number ahead of the high-stakes meeting with kim jong un. the national security advisor is in washington to meet with john bolton. the us asked him to talk about issues that may come up during the pres.

when the bart pd is there, people are going upstairs. we've got to break the cycle. >> reporter: the cycle is one piece of the city's increasingly complicated homelessness and drug challenges, neither of which offer way of short-term solutions. as mayor, i have the ability to change direction and set the course. >> reporter: in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> a quick swarm hit sonoma county tonight. there were six of them . the smallest was a 2.5, the biggest was a 4.2. according to the usgs, a few people in san francisco say they felt that one. >>> in hawaii, there was a big explosion from the erupting volcano and a warning of more to come. people woke up this morning to find continued lava fissures in their neighborhood. for days, the community of leilani estates has been under she's -- under siege. there have been large cracks randomly spreading through the streets. today, hawaii's governor visited the lava zone. at least 36 structures have been destroyed. 116 acres burned. >> we believe that we will exceed the threshold. we

now the plan is to first get the feedback, input from the teachers, make some decisions, plan for the pd during the summer and into the fall and i think we're hoping to get the materials in the schools by the fall. >> commissioner sanchez: is that going to be adoption that the board gets to look at? or is that something we don't review? >> hi, commissioners, i'm the chief academic officer with the district. right now, we're contemplating three instructional materials that have been vetted by the multilingual pathway department. we're taking those materials in person to three different sites, one in mission, one in excelsior and other in breo to share them with teachers. all of those materials are available online and we're soliciting feedback from the teachers as they look at the materials. having received that feedback, we're prepared to make a selection and then purchase universally for all of the classroom teachers at k-5 level. we've been doing professional development on the framework. so we're confident that in many schools they've been exposed to the framework that the materials w

would activate department operations center at headquarters and we may have someone assisting at the pd, so it can expand or commissioner covington depending on the nature of the emergency. we have rebust recall procedures but we have a bench of people who can perform that role, so we don't necessarily count on any one person. if i was out of town the acting chief would be chief consultan consultant -- >> i appreciate that. i know that all of us have the ability to go down to emergency center and see how that operates as well. thank you very much. >> commissioner veronese: thank you mr. president. on the drone issue, to commissioner nakajo and commissioner covering to be i don't want to take credit for the document. it was drafted by then chief francisco. this is being done all over the country already. we are the center of technology but way far behind on this one, so a lot of programs and procedures and how this is set up in departments this is all already done by some of the departments even in the bay area. when you see it, i think you will confident yourself that a lot of those que

. >> are you talking about from security from correa or earnest or are you talking about the pd incident report? >> i'm not positive, but the officer read first from an explanation. i don't know if it was a report or an e-mail. >> yes, it was a report from hue, yes. >> i can only speak as far as the closed, when we say we're closed, that doesn't necessarily mean that the doors are closed or you know, we're not -- like, the doors are closed and all our employees are inside. i mean, we're closed, we close at 1:30 in the front, 1:40 in the back. we're clearing. >> yeah. just -- we have fights at my establishments, and we get to the bottom of them, and we ask our security what happened, and our security tells us the truth generally and says oh, that was jimmy or john or whatever -- whoever it was. he's a regular here, and he had too many drinks, and this other guy bumped him, and he said something to his girlfriend or whatever, and we kind of get that down. and just to hear that reporter explanation or what it was, and to say we had no idea if the people were here or not here, it just seemed

so we'll have hugh first, and then, the pd, and then we'll have public questions. >> okay. i'll just speak more to the terms of the process in terms of what i did to prepare here. so i did receive a request from bennett, along with mr. blum, his attorney, to come to hearing this evening as they want to change some of their conditions, and this is coming off of our previous hearing on february 6 where you as a commission essentially said they could come back in three months and request a change -- further change in conditions at that time. in the interim -- and then, president tan allowed this hearing to occur tonight based on that request from the permit holder. and then, just in the interim between february 6 and now, what we're seeing here is we received notice from the police department as well as neighbor complaints regarding an incident that occurred on the 400 block of broadway. this is march 18, 2018. it was right around 2:00 a.m. st. patrick's day night, so i think we need to hear from those concerned parties regarding this venue as they had all named hugh in their c

. >> the sf pd is not confirming nor denying this report. they instead say that he is focused on this city and its police department.>>> body camera video has been released from the deadliest mass shooting. they show how the police closed in on the gunmen pick -- gun man . >> you need to evacuate the whole casino. we need to get everybody out of here. they breached the door and once inside, officers went through his belongings. they found cameras that were set up on a room service cart to monitor the hallway. police say paddock opened fire last october during a music festival sending terrified concertgoers running for cover. they found him dead inside his hotel suite from a self- inflicted gunshot wound. 58 people were killed and several hundred more injured in the attack. they sent a some -- sample of hundreds of hours of camera recordings. >>> back in the bay area, a city council meeting ends in some arrests. six screaming activists were handcuffed and taken out. they were there to protest the city's crackdown on homeless encampments. this

today, but with me now to talk more about this, seth waxman, and the white house correspondent for the pds news hour and betsy woodruff, politics. >> reporter: -- reporter for the daily beast and msnbc contributor. if you are a prosecutor right now in the justice department, and you're looking or involved in this case that mueller is bringing, how do you view what's unfolding here today with this new lawyer? >> i look at it as kind of circling the wagons, maybe bracing themselves for possible impeachment proceedings down the line. not next week or next month but in the days to come. one, hiring of mr. flood. two a rudy giuliani coming onboard. he is not a practiced trial lawyer as of these past few years. but he is a well adept in the political arena. that's what impeachment proceedings are. you have a political environment, congress ultimately decides. finally, the release of these questions from mr. mueller, and one of the defense tactics commonly played, if you have bad information, front that information. get it out to your jury or audience and attack it and spin it the way you want. s

so they invited him back down to the plano pd and showed him a frame of that video. >> possibly, i couldy and then to the other parking garage. >> so you're thinking it -- it might be a possibility that y'all could have walked through this garage? >> possibly. but, i mean, i'm -- i was -- i wasn't sober at the time. >> okay. >> he says he must have walked through that parking garage, and he just was mistaken. but he continues to insist he didn't park in the same parking garage as christina. >> reporter: plausible. except police had another video. just three minutes after christina and enrique are seen entering that garage, this black car leaves. >> is that your car? >> yeah. >> something's wrong, enrique. >> what do you mean? >> this picture is in that garage. that picture was taken of you walking in that garage with christina. and that's your car coming out of that same garage. >> i'm -- i guess i parked there. i went to my car and she went her way. i mean, that's all i can tell you. i don't really pay attention to where people go usually. >> did you stand there and watch where she went

the messages were discovered during a justice department review of the s f pd during a federal corruption probe. the court ruled that the department waited too long to punish the officers. an appeal's court today overturned that decision. >>> a passenger who decided to smoke on board a plane forced the crew to make an emergency landing in san jose. the passenger lit up in the plane's bathroom and the smoke got into the cabin. the flight was on its way from san francisco to los angeles. southwest says it has turned that smoking passenger over to officers. >> last call is the step closer tonight to getting pushed back in california, a bill that would give seven cities the option of allowing bars to sell alcohol until 4:00 a.m. instead of 2:00 a.m. made it out of the state senate. oakland city will only be allowed to move time back. if it becomes law it will take affect in 2021. >>> bay area student in the spotlight tonight for his top we at the white house. >> so, i'm sorry that you feel that way. this administration takes it seriously. >> what he asked sarah sanders almost brought her to t

. >> the cops if they're working upstairs, they're moving the problem downstairs. if bart pdre moving people upstairs. right now there's not coordination between bart pd and san francisco pd. >> it's a 10-minute situation. it could be cleared in ten minutes. all of a sudden five or ten other people have just bought their drugs upstairs, and they have come down, and they're going to use it. that's why fixed post is going to make the difference. if you have a consistent presence of officers down there. >> reporter: but that requires resources that bart doesn't seem to have. gil lopez oversees the eight downtown san francisco stations. >> here downtown specifically, we

. >> i am curious in chicago they say thinking of torture i think of the chicago pd so i am curious withthe relationship between police and mental illness if there is one side of that if the police department is rather progressive does that affect mental illness worth the system really does try to deal with it? does that affect with the police officers are doing? what is the relationship? >> it depends where you are talking about but often there were places i talked to the sheriff he would say i can't deal with it i have too many people in my jail i said do you ever say stop bringing people to me? take him to the hospital and he said i can't do that that is their business they make the policy. that is a striking example because the prisons are terrible they have done a terrible job to deal with people they have subject to a bunch of lawsuits how they treat people with mental illness. one of the people i write about what in solitary confinement was in prison in illinois he was depressed and suicidal they threw him into a cell by himself with no close he was freezing and miserable. who wou

less than, the fs pd released a statement repeating what she scott told us. he is focused on his job in san francisco. >>> first that has been reported in california from the e. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce. the cdc said it's made 121 people sick. cases are spread across 25 states. dozens of people have been hospitalized including some with kidney failure. jana katsuyama spoke with a food safety expert to make sure that any romaine you buy is not from yuma, arizona. >> fresh fruits and vegetables bring crowds of consumers to bay area farmers markets. many farmers were getting questions about where their romaine lettuce was grown. >> i say all that lettuce is safe. it's from here, from local. >> reporter: local california romaine supplies are deemed safe. in nationwide outbreak of e. coli bacteria illnesses have been traced to contaminated lettuce from yuma, arizona. which supplies most of the nation's romaine lettuce during the winter. the cdc reported the first death wednesday in california. restaurants such as paradiso have been checking their pro

the troy pd promised they would swear in a cat if they got 10,000 twitter followers. e good news, they got the followers. the bad news, cats are stupid. they claim it's going to raise awareness for pet adoptions but so far it's only raised awareness for lint brushes because everybody there is covered in fur and they smell bike cat pee. a giant bernie sanders' rally. two million have seen the video but unfortunately the fun ends there. shortly after the ceremony, the cat was taken hostage by a mad man with a laser pointer. police are trying to negotiate his release but so far the guy is giving him the run around. cats are scared of cucumbers. i learned that this weekend. >>> let's head down to carolina where one golfer will never ask his caddy for gato gaiter aide . he walked on to the golf course an didn't ask to play through. the beast was confused because as he got closer to the putting green the crowd began yelling things like get in the hole, at which point the gator fled. shortly after leaving the course, the gator was seend outside a perkins restaurant where he w

we talk about the problems facing the sf pd and that is today on ktvu fox2 news at noon. -- today on the 4 on 2 . >>> once talked has taken a hit today, general electric down 7%. >>> a new report finds that do to high winds, more millennials are living at home with their parents. more than one and five millennials live at home with their parents and 2016 which is up from 14% in 2005. those numbers are even higher for millennials across the country. in los angeles, it shoots up to go 1-3. >>> we have a better idea of when disney lands new star wars lands will be open. up until now, disney had only said star wars galaxy edge was opening and 2019. now we know it will be in the summer of 2019 at disneyland and in the fall disney world in florida. it's a mysterious destination somewhere on the outer limb lying in the unknown regions of space. >>> thank you so much for joining us for the news at noon. our news continues right now at ktvu.com. more news will be coming up on the 4 on 2. have a great afternoon, everybody. add the activia 2 week probiotic challenge to your healthy

of the color you are, you ought to live in a law and order community, and i remember one of the passenger pd want to tell you what i hear when you say that. i'm thinking that is the furthest thing from what i mean. people with good conscious versus not good conscious but that's not what i hear. okay. i need to know what you here so we can talk about. tim and i talk a lot about having a justice system that not only is respected but is worthy of respect, and i saw lives of color in some instances because of the reluctance of witnesses to help law enforcement. .. they are going through pretrial diversion and you have to have that conversation but you've got to have it with someone that you're not mad at and someone you like and respect. >> we talk about the importance of recognizing the danger the law-enforcement officers force every single day. i've had experiences that have been negative with law-enforcement, but i also recognize there's another side of the coin. having the burden of calling widows, having that weight on my heart is nothing to compare to being the widow. i remember craig in f

if you recognize that man, are you urged to call the concord pd. >>> san jose's independent police auditor resigned. last night's rejection of an annual report, they call that similar to a vote of no confidence. the report examines complaints against the police department. the mayor's called that report misleading. the police chief, eddie garcia says that report was not fair or objective. the police auditor agreed but refused to amend it. >> you know, it's shocking that his office opposes it and has violated those very principles by filing this deliberately misleading report. >> the city clerk writes the report needs to clarify data about race disparities, so they deferred acceptance. they did not accept the sjpd's internal report on the same topics. >>> he was the target of a 911 call that went viral. the new possible government position for a man barbecuing with his family in oakland. >>> and cleanup problems keep getting worse at the hunter's point shipyard in san francisco. up next, why the federal government is questioning radiation data, not just from soil samples but now from buildi

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n-b-c sources say bill scott is a finalist for the la-pd chief job. in santa clara county. health officials say it is not connected to the previous outbreak of 5 cases. we )re tweeting the latest. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: welcome back, everybody. president trump returned this weekend from yet another visit to trump national golf course in sterling, virginia. which is reportedly, his 110th day at a trump golf course since becoming president. here to give us a little insight into what he does all day is trump's personal golf caddie richie davidson, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> hey! >> seth: hey. i'm not sure if it's legal to drive that inside, richie. >> oh, it's fine. i'm trump's caddie. i have diplomatic immunity. >> seth: okay, well thank you so much for being here, richie. let's get right down to it. you are president trump's personal golf caddie. >> yeah, and it is not easy. 'cause that dude is terrible. >> seth: oh, so he's terrible at golf? >> oh, no, no, no. just like in general. >> seth: oh. [ laughter ] well, how's his golf g

. >> reporter: this is a cause the sf pd was willing to forfeit all of its donations towards as well, the whole family, it hits too close to home. >> many department members, family members, are affected. >> there's been more than enough funerals in the last five years. guys that were mentors of mine have battled it and won, some guys have not. it is definitely personal. >> reporter: it is not too late to donate to the cause, i tweeted out information on the san francisco firefighters cancer prevention foundation, if you are interested in that, the hope is that this will become an annual rivalry with a different charity that they give money towards every year. live in san francisco, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> a dozen happy couples are tying the knot today on the peak of mount diablo. it is a brand-new program put on by the county clerk reporter's office and the state park officials, this is called destination wedding. happy couples waited their turn atop the mounds observation deck, the destination wedding program was only in effect for today, no word if they will set it up again. >>>

. >> janos was arrested and taken back to the torrance pd whether detective kroenke now had 72 hours onvince the da to file murder charges, otherwise janos would be released. kroenke was confident he could wrap it up quickly. >> they had the wet clothes. he was changing his statements all the time. his girlfriend, the victim's wife, was pretty positive he was responsible for it this. >> he kept insisting he had nothing to do with archie mcfarland's murder and crime lab tests didn't find a speck of blood of his clothes nor was there a trace on him or scratches either. with no history of committing any kind of crime, was it possible janos wasn't the killer? detective kroenke had an idea. mary ann wanted to see her former lover in jail. what if they taped the conversation? so the two met for the first time since archie's murder, as the tape rolled. >> how could you do such a horrible thing and think you're a man. if you get out of here alive, i'll kill you. do you know what you've done? you've destroyed me. >> i didn't do what you're accusing me. i did not do it. >> if i had a gun, i'd b

. >> she called the chicago pd, filed a missing person's report and drove over to nailah's condo, knockedthe door. no answer. she got a key. she went in. >> you see her eggs and coffee that she had just left there just out. >> something's wrong. >> you know what? this isn't right. >> and then lea got professional. she knew how. she's a public relations executive. and she called every media contact she had. >> you kind of went wide on this thing. your pr impulse really kicked in. >> yes. >> lea's experience told her not to hope too much for media help, for one very unfortunate reason. >> quite frankly, i don't know of a lot of women of color or people of color who get the same attention by the public in general. >> you know, there is that old saw in the media business, in fact, there is some truth to it. >> i think it's not just a saw, it's a -- >> the good looking young blonde goes misng and the whole world wants to kw about it and stay talking about it for years. >> mmm-hmm. >> black woman's not quite the same deal. >> no, and there is reality to that. it troubles the mind that when peop

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. >> reporter: the ex-prisoners throwing up peace signs, a patriotic homecoming for the men %-pd labor in 2015. kim hak-song last year. >> we were treated in many different ways. for me i had to do a lot of labor but when i got sick i was also treated by them. >> reporter: the release symbolic and a victory for president trump ahead of his planned summit with dictator kim jong-un. >> he was nice to let them go before the meeting. frankly, we didn't think this would happen. >> reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo escorted the men to the u.s.. he was in the north working out the details for the meeting with kim. the president focused on the goal of historic summit, a denuclearized korean peninsula. the ex-prisoners are being treated and evaluated at walter reed medical center. >>> new details this morning on the golden state killer case. in the next few days prosecutors from four california counties are expected to discuss where joseph james deangelo will stand trial. law enforcement officials will decide whether he'll be prosecuted in multiple trials in various counties, or if the c

be welcomed into prison because then i think of torture in america and i definitely think of the chicago pdand i was kind of curious. you've spoken a bit about the relationship of police and mental illness in the prison system. i'm curious about more like if one side of that like if you are in a city with the police department that's rather progressive does that affect the way mental illness is in the prison system or if the prison systemss is really trying tooe attack-- that sounds negative, but deal with mental illness, does that affect with the police officers are doing? >> it depends on where you're talking about, but often very little relationship. there were places where i would talk to the sheriff and he would say i can deal with a peer to me people with mental illness in my jail and i said would you ever go to the cops and say take them to the hospital and he said i can't do that. that's their business. they make the call. a striking example because the prisons are terrible and they have done a terrible job of dealing with people and mental illness. they have been subject to whole b

n-b-c sources say bill scott is a finalist for the la-pd chief job. n, scott said )no comment ). and: a sixth confirmed case of measles in santa clara county. health officials say it is not connected to the previous outbreak of 5 cases. we )re tweeting the latest. we use our phones and computers the same way these days. so why do we pay to have a phone connected when we're already paying for internet? shouldn't it all just be one thing? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you can get up to 5 lines of talk and text included at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. choose by the gig or unlimited. and see how you could save $400 or more a year. xfinity mobile. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call, or visit an xfinity store today. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guests are the co-anchors of the "today" show. they also have a new primetime special called "inside the royal wedding: harry and meghan." which you can see wednesday, may 16 at 10:00 p.m. right here on nbc. please welcome savannah gu

so we've watched him walk in to the new york pd precinct.fter this he'll go to court and will be arraigned on those charges formally and we expect a very high bail to be set. >>> a search is under way for a missing san mateo fisherman off the sonoma coast. this happened in gerstlegerstlee he was walking along the rocks with friends when he fell into the surf. his friends tried to find him with no luck. they had to drive to get help due to no cell service. >>> aer lingus passengers at sfo stranded for 24 hours are finally on their way to dublin, ireland. they were delayed after their plane clipped a wing after landing wednesday. many passengers were trying to make it in time for a historic vote. a referendum could overturn the country's near total ban on abortion. >> very happy to go home tomorrow for a vote. >> the aer lingus plane departed sfo just before 9:00 p.m. and is scheduled to land in dublin just before 7:00 a.m. our time. >>> speaking of planes and trains and automobiles. no matter how you're leaving for a long weekend, expect heav

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. >> is it the can' caucus that pd back? h, i think they wanted to see the mccall bill brought up before. we all want the same thing. we are working with the freedom castle. they wanted to vote on it soon to get it past. we are, woulding on the thyming and president trump to be on the tame page. >> what else can be done before the med term elections. we know, you had reel successle it moved the kneadl -- economic. >> chairman brady would like to do a phrase two of the tax cut bill. people are seeing more money in their pock debts. they are seeing companies growing. now they are looking to hire people. why should they be sitting at home getting taxpayer money and become part of the american dream. we need to get back to the farm bill. we need to bring a bill to the floor. president trump would like to solve this problem. obama created the problem without trying to solve it. nancy never tried to solve the problem. >> if president tweeted out last week if you don't get the wall funding done and immigration proposal done before t

. >> the cops if they're working upstairs, they're moving the problem downstairs. if bart pd are in the hallway, they're moving people upstairs. right now there's not coordination between bart pd and san francisco pd. >> it's a 10-minute situation. it could be cleared in ten minutes. all of a sudden five or ten other people have just bought their drugs upstairs, and they have come down, and they're going to use it. that's why fixed post is going to make the difference. if you have a consistent presence of officers down there. >> reporter: but that requires resources that bart doesn't seem to have. gil lopez oversees the eight downtown san francisco stations. >> here downtown specifically, we have our structures that are essentially two officers for two stations. >> reporter: but mayor ferrell is working to put together the needed resources. >> residents shouldn't have to deal with what they want. >> melissa caen kpix 5. what do they plan to do to clean the streets? they will pitch their plans tomorrow. >>> a chaotic scene at a north bay car wash. a sheriff deputy responded to

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"breaking the news" that sfpd and bart pd would begin immediate joint patrols of the area. >> i have advised the chief that if anything like this pops up again, i'm going to grab eighth portable desk and i'm going to move it down into that hallway and i'm going to sit there every day. >> the conditions are just unacceptable. >> reporter: we also caught up with san francisco mayor mark farrell who say they are going to work on a permanent solution. >> i don't care if it's fs pd, bart police. we are going to work out the logistical details. we need to just get it done. >> reporter: gafford said he wants to see a permanent fix in place. he says he's going to continue shooting videos and posting them online as long has he sees a problem. christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> that leaves us to our question of the day. who should bear the most responsibility for improving conditions on bart? politicians, police or bart, or someone else? let us know what you think by voting on our ktvu twitter page and you can also comment on our facebook page. >>> time is now 5:34. searching for the owner