in catching toledo before he met up with a real victim."give our children freedom, but knowing that there's people like this out there, it's not a bad idea to check who they're talking to on the phone."toledo is in jail on a two and a half million dollar bail.in martinez, spencer blake, kron four news. ( james ) a man accused of secretly videotaping his roommates having sex -- and then trying to extort them for thousands of dollars -- is out on bail. police say back in march...the suspect --- manindar adama ... and his wife... shared a bedroom with a younger couple in a fremont apartment complex. the younger couple moved out at the end of april but in mid june began receiving anonymous emails from someone claiming they had video of the two having sex... and threatening to send it to family and post it on social media if they refused to pay. police were contacted in july and asked the suspect to provide proof he really had a sex video. that's how police say they determined it was adama. <"we were posing as the female victim and we used the m

in catching toledo before he met up with a real victim."owing that there's people like this out there, it's not a bad idea to check who they're talking to on the phone."toledo is in jail on a two and a half million dollar bail.in martinez, spencer blake, kron four news. ( darya ) new this morning... a man suspected of killing another man in half moon bay is being released from jail. prosecutors say they want to give police more time to finish their investigation. the attack happened last week. police say the victim was stabbed to death after fight on main street. police arrested john peters at the scene on suspicion of killing the other man. (darya) new cases of west nile virus are discovered in contra costa county. officials with the mosquito and vector control district say two dead birds and a group of mosquitos have the virus. the birds were discovered in walnut creek and the mosquitos were from discovery bay. so far, these are the first cases reported in contra costa county. officials say fogging is scheduled for tonight in discovery ba

pero, ante la evidencia, jorge toledo tuvo que acudir este dia a declarar a la procuraduria . ciudad de mexico inq=..las autoridades recibieron al alcalde en calidad de víctima, pero su estatus podría cambiar por no haber denunciado en su momento los hechos y haber colaborado con los narcotraficantes..) aunque la poblacin exige que se busque a los verdaderos delincuentes. (super= alma rosa salgado / habitante de mazatepec inq debería hacer algo el gobierno para parar esta violencia.) en su declaracin, el edil seÑal a 11 alcalde ms que viven la misma pesadilla. en mxico , jazive prez, telemundo. top vo cesar - hoy el gobierno de estados unidos ampli las zonas de advertencia para viajar a mxico e incluy la costa caribe de ese pas. - el departamento de estado no mencion cancn o playa del carmen, pero habl de enfrentamientos entre grupos criminales violentos en zonas frecuentadas por estadounidenses. - la advertencia incluye estados como veracruz, chiapas y guerrero... lorena --- es momento de conocer lo que acontece en el mundo de los deportes --- cesar --- pasamos con gabriel so

police say jose toledo brought candyand condoms with him here to hidden lakes park. fortunately, there was no actual child involved in this case, but there certainly could have been. (basketball bounces)hidden lakes park had plenty of basketball players and picnickers on a hot monday afternoon.last thursday, it's where police arrested this man, jose toledo.in the two weeks leading up to that, toledo had been using a chat app with someone he thought was a 13-year-old girl, and he had gotten pretty expliit with her."he asked for some pictures, it went back and forth and then he talked about the sort of things he wanted to do when they met up in the park."the undercover officer on the other end of the conversation agreed to the meet up, and police were waiting to arrest toledo when he showed up.he brought with him candy - which he had promised in his online conversation - and condoms. "people are pretty weird sometimes and, i don't know, anything you can do to get those people out of society is a plus."this family at the park could relate to the potential problems with

in catching toledo before he met up with a real victim."i know we want to give our children freedom, but knowing that there's people like this out there, it's not a bad idea to check who they're talking to on the phone."toledo is in jail on a two and a half million dollar bail.in martinez, spencer blake, kron four news. (pam) another big story - scorching temperature on the way this week.. we've already seen multiple fires break out today around the bay area. take a look -- this is a grass fire that sparked along highway -24 in orinda. firefighters were able to get a handle on it before it spread. (pam) and in napa county -- a brush fire burned four acres this afternoon. the flames broke out near atlas peak road, northeast of the silverado resort and spa. no buildings were damaged.. and no one was hurt.. (pam) and a grass fire in san jose burned not too far from homes.. this is new video into the kron4 newsroom. the flames broke out on communications hill. firefighters were able to get a handle on it before it spread to any buildings. the f

officers say toledo tried to get the girl to send him nude images. police recovered electronic items from his car, condoms and candy he promised to bring the girl. toledo was booked into contra costa county jail with bail set at two and a half million dollars. (grant) a fremont man is out on bail tonight after being arrested for secretly video taping his roomates having sex... and then trying to extort them for thousands of dollars. kron 4 's dan kerman is in fremont tonigth with the details. dan? police say this man, manindar adama is under arrest for secretly videotaping his roommates having sex and then trying to extort money from them to the tune of $5000sot det. michael gebhardt/fremont police 11-19police say back in march adama and his wife shared a bedroom with a younger couple in this pennsylvania avenue apartment complex in fremont. the younger couple moved out at the end of april and then in mid june began receiving anonymous emails from someone claiming they had video of the two having sex and would send it to family and post it on social

detroit, toledo, and a deliver north of areas in texas.he other weather goes, you'll be lucky if you get a storm today in dallas. especially this afternoon. you want storms in the southeast. it is so humid and so hot, you actually would like a little bit of that relief. beautiful day today from new york city northwards through new england, and appreciate that because tomorrow is when we're going to have those thunderstorms going through there. finally, the eclipse forecast. we mentioned gorgeous spots, lewis. everywhere in the west looks fine. still watching missouri and south carolina. still a little iffy. >> all right. maybe we'll make a trip out to sun valley. >> yeah, if we're so lucky. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> a major highway in kansas is set on to reopen after a crash that was all caught on camera. police in overland park released this stunning video showing the moment the truck rammed into a be barrier wall as it was traveling along the highway, immediately bursting into flames there. the truck's driver was trapped inside for a

she spoke to the toledo blade newspaper. account of what she said to her son apparently as he was leaving to come to the rally. mr. feeds mother according to the toledo blade expressed disbelief upon learning her son was involved in this incident today. she said -- she told the toledo blade he told her last week that he was going to a "alt-right rally in virginia," but he didn't know what it was about. her quote to the blade is i try to stay out of his political views. i don't get too involved. then she said ", i told him to be careful. if they're going to rally to make sure he's doing it peacefully she said before according to the newspaper she broke down it theirs. that is samantha bloom, the mother of this chief suspect james alex fieldss. james is 20 years old. he could be 20 or 22 from maumee, ohio. he is charged with one count of second degree murder. three counts of malicious wounding, one count of failure to stop at an accident which resulted in a death. he is from maumee, ohio, and and some of this information comin

predator.for a few weeks, an undercover officer posing as a 13-year-old girl had been chatting with jose toledo using a chat app.toledo had repeatedly tried to get the girl to send a nude images, and eventually arranged to meet her at hidden lakes park.officers quickly arrested him when he arrived. they say he brought candy and condoms with him.toledo is booked on felony counts of attempting pews acts with a child.his bail is two and a half million dollars.in martinez, spencer blake, kron four news. in pleasant hill, a children's train stolen from an interactives games company is recovered thanks to the power of social media. the owner discovered that the trailer with the 60-thousand dollar train was stolen early sunday morning.he called the police, but his daughter who runs the business with him said they needed to do more and posted about the crime on facebook. one woman who saw that post, then saw the trailer in person parked behind a walnut creek yoga studio monday morning and was able to break the happy news.maureen kelly kron 4 news here in san jose the city is upping the ante in it's on

ante el temor de ser asesinado, jess toledo, el actual alcalde de mazatepec morelos, accedio a las peticionesos criminales y les aseguro que desde su gobierno los apoyaria . el video difundido a traves de las redes sociales, revela la escena ocurrida en el 2015 , cuando a traves de un mensajero el lider en la zona del cartel de los "rojos" conocido como "el carrete" le exige al recien electo edil que les entregue casi 300 mil dolares. a cambio de su tranquilidad .. la noticia de la extorsin que ha sufrido desde entonces el hombre que los gobierna consterno al pueblo entero.por que nunca denuncio dice su compaÑera y cargo solo el peso del miedo. super= maria del carmen villegas /sindica de mazatepec .no sé qué sentimientos tengo, consternación, tristeza no sé es todo, no sé créanme que estoy mal pero, para los expertos en seguridad, esto ya es un tema de todos los dias. stand=jazive perez/ ciudad de mexico las autoridades mexicanas han reconocido que este no es un problema exclusivo de una entidad, las cifras revelan que en la mayoría de los estados los presidentes municipales son víctimas de

he played for the toledo blue stockings, and this team was not a member of what we would in 1884, toledo'sm was elevated to major-league status as part of the american association, the predecessor of the american league. walker, it is important to understand, was the son of the runaway slave. he grew up in mount pleasant, ohio. a town that serves as a station for the underground railroad. he attended oberlin college, a progressive and integrated institution since 1834. he himself grew up in an integrated society. and when walker played, he did so with love and passion for the game. he played in 42 games. he played at the dangerous position of catcher, which at that point, there were no he hit .263, but by year's end, he was forced to leave the team. this was the continuous trend for blacks trying to play on these integrated teams. a big problem and a big reason was because of probably the greatest moneymaker and advertiser for the game of baseball, cap hanson. he helped draw the color line in baseball that existed from 1887 to 1947. before a game against newark, he reportedly said get that

over the next two days then will slowly move north and slightly toward the east and somewhere around toledo bend and shreveport, it will cross over into louisiana. it will drop rain the entire time. as it moves east we can expect those rain bands will also move further east. in all likelihood the worst is yet to come for us. as you all know we have had more of our share of afternoon thunderstorms throughout the summer so the rain had already saturated the ground before this event ever started. specifically with respect to southwest louisiana. ofough friday, by the end this work we, they are anticipating a total of 10 to 15 inhes of additional rain addition to that the storm surge forecast again has gone back to one to three feet of storm surge above ground level where that impacts us the most. not just low lying areas but it will prevent rivers from draining the way we would want them to so the rainwater gets out of people's businesses and off their property and into the gulf where we wanted to go. , concern over the last several days and we look for that to continue. largely that is becaus

three days and slowly move north and slightly towards the east and somewhere around the bend between toledo bend and shreveport it will cross over in the state of louisiana. it will drop a lot of rain the entire time and it moves further east we'll expect those rain bands will also move further east and so in all likelihood the worse is yet to come for us in louisiana. we've had more than our fair share of afternoon thunderstorms throughout the summer and the rain had saturated the ground before this event ever started. specifically with respect to southwest louisiana so they're anticipating ten to 15 inches of additional rain in addition to that the storm search forecast has gone up to between one to three feet above ground level. where that impacts us most not just in low lying areas where that's enough to cover a road but it will prevent the rivers from draining the way we want them too so that rain water gets out of people's businesses and homes and off their property and into the gulf where we want it to go. there is an increase of tornadoes and there's been many suspected and confirme

but he died all the way out in toledo, ohio. how did this flag get all the way from toledo into maryland. >> i would love to know that. >> no idea? a. no idea at ul. >> you you did look around and think that there may be some relatives in our area, too. >> similar down in savannah park and i researched and i found a couple family member names. right you now the trail has gone cold a little bit and that is one of the reasons you contacted fox5, right? yes, to help me out with this. what do you want to do if i can reach this family and get in touch with them. >> i would love to reyou unite this with a family. this is a treasurer. this is history and this is something i'm pretty sure they would love to have back. it's a treasurer and a family resh. >> yes, indeed. you had a lot of reference for the fact that this was military veteran. what are with the thoughts when you picked this up and you realized what was in your hands? >> history. history. you know, my mind just went blank because i realized what i had in my hand and it just

reporters spoke with is a hannah bloom outside her home in toledo ohio from the video it is clear from reaction he was just learning of the horror authorities allege her son unleashed on that group of counter protesters after allegedly plowing his silver dodge challenger through that crowd as he saw from that video. this is the suspect 20-year-old james alex fields injury his mother says he grew up in kentucky but the two had recently moved to a suburb of toledo, ohio. authorities say fields was attending what is believed to be the largest group of white national lifts to come together in over a decade including neonatzis, skin heads and members of the kkk. bloom confirms she knew her son had strong political views and that he was attending some kind of rally. but she appears confused to learn of the violence he's now accused of including the murder of a 32-year-old woman who died when police say fields drove through that crowd. >> i just knew he was going to a rally. i mean, you know, i try to stay out of the his political views. you know, he went don't, um, you know, i don't really g

the next two or three days and slowly move north and slightly towards the east and somewhere around toledo bend entry for it will cross over the state of louisiana. it will drop rain the entire time and as it moves east we can expect that those rain bands will also move east. in all likelihood, the worst is yet to come for us in louisiana. had morel know we have of our share of afternoon thunderstorms throughout the summer and the rain had already saturated the ground before this event ever started. specifically with respect to southwest louisiana, through friday, by the end of this work we, they are anticipating a total of 10 to 15 inches of additional rain. in addition to that, the storm surge forecast, again has gone back up to between one to three feet surge above ground level. where that impacts us, is not just low-lying areas where that is enough to cover a road but it will also prevent the rivers from draining the way we want them to so that that rainwater gets out of people's businesses and homes in off their property and into the gulf where we wanted to go. go.here we want it to c

how does a kid from toledo become a global cliff diver?s he dropped me on my hid too many times as a kid. that's where the downward spiral started at a young age. >> reporter: dreaming of olympic gold, narrowly missing the 2008 team. you are coming back from a big injury. >> the toughest injury i've ever had. i tore my super sene dus. >> reporter: when you look at this, what are the dangers? >> hypothetically, the consequences are severe. the speeds that we hit going almost 90 kilometers per hour, 57 miles per hour, hitting that water. you hear the analogy of hitting concrete. it's hard. we're talk torn muscles and ligaments. it can be loss of conscious nurks punctured lungs, internal hemorrhaging. the margin of error is extremely small. >> reporter: such an extreme sport. >> people point us out as adrenaline junkies. but these are very, very calculated risk takers. you're not just going up there and chuckin' stuff. that's how you don't make it to the next jump. >> definitely a little nervous but excited as well. >> reporter: it's time for

and toledo bend.we are concerned for those areas. we do come back quickly. last year we had flooding across louisiana equivalent to dumping the mississippi river for 18 days into the middle of the state. erer -- we are still rebuilding from that flood and hope to see rebuilding in louisiana. >> but it could strengthen there in the gulf, that is something unpredictable at this point. >> that's what keeps us up at night. i ran for office after katrina and seeing the response to plaquemines parish. any time there's a storm near the gulf, we all sleep a little lighter. and this thing is dragging out for many days and could be as much as a week before we know we're out of the woods here in louisiana. >> all right, billy nungusser, lieutenant governor of louisiana, we'll be thinking about you over the next 48 hours. we appreciate your time. that's it for me. the special storm team coverage of hard voovey continues right . stay with us. >>> i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn special coverage of the stor

and then i was just like holy toledo. the nose of my bmw kind of went over the edge a little bit.ed out. i just panicked. i went seven stories. and it was -- it was horrific. >> reporter: a terrifying moment kristi was certain would be her last. >> i asked could i please -- could you please call my husband and my -- my daughter. i want to say good-bye. >> reporter: doctors were not confident kristi would survive her injuries -- a broken back and sternum, broken ribs, elbow, ankle, and life-threatening bleeding from her head. >> i thought it was over when i hit the ground. >> reporter: although kristi may never fully recover, she thanks those who made sure she would be a survivor. last year at the same parking garage, another car broke through the cabled barrier, dangling from the top story. the driver rescued. kristi's attorney says they plan to sue the owners of the parking garage to make sure this never happens again. we reached out to the owner for comment, but our calls were not returned. a shocking story of survival, and for kristi -- >> and i just -- i want to say thank you

people also demonstrated near toledo monday night the hometown of james fields. he is the man accused of running down a group of white supremacy counter protesters, killing a 32-year-old woman.>> this town is not reflective of his views as a whole. >> it was unfortunate and sad to see someone from our town do such hateful things. >> reporter: in charlottesville, there is a growing memorial to the woman who died. heather heyer. friends and family say the paralegal was there to protest the white nationalist groups. >> i am extremely proud of my daughter. i am extremely proud that she stood for what she believed in. that she not only gave mouth to it but gave heart to it. she gave soul to it and now she's given her life to it. virginia state police are honoring the troopers who also died. the posted a photo online showing two police cruisers with flowers resting on the hoods. >>> the public will have a chance tonight to get to know the five finalists under consideration to serve as interim district attorney for contra costa county. the finalists will take part in a

now we're learning more about the suspect, fields lived in ohio just outside of toledo, hihis mother said she just didn't know exactly what type of rally he was going to, she just thought it was a political rally, she thought it may have something to do with president trump, she wasn't quite sure, she said she didn't quite know his politics. we know from a former high school teacher that he had express ed eed adoration for h. those two state police troopers who were killed in that crash while they were patrolling the scene from the sky. certainly this community is still reeling from this. there's a great deal of shock that this much hate was expressed here in charlottesville, west virginia. they really want to promote love rather than hate and they really want to remember the victims here. >> and republicans were quickly speaking out against what the president did not say. kelley o'donnell, i want to play cory gardner on cnn and his comments, but he immediately put out a statement, he's the head of the republican senate campaign committee for 2018. let's listen. >> this isn't a time

esa es la fianza que le han impuesto a jose francisco toledo arrestado en martinez por intentar cometeros sexuales con una menor de 13 anos de edad, que resulto ser un policia encubierto. paul graves/fiscalia de contra costa 1712 no hubo en realidad una victima, eran policias haciendose pasar por menores de edad en el internet, iniciaron una conversacion, esta se empezo a tornar sexual hasta que hicieron una cita... el sospechoso residente de morgan hill llego al encuentro a este parque en martinez el pasado jueves a las diez de la manana, donde fue puesto bajo arresto por las autoridades. ademas de presentarse, el sujeto llevaba los dulces favoritos que la supuesta victima le habia dicho que le gustaban, y una variedad de condones... quienes frecuentan el parque dicen que claramente este era un lugar inapropiado. felix romero/residente de martinez 9:29 algo ridiculo pues algo tan publico como esto, un parque es medio raro 9:38 andrea alvarado/residente de martinez 13:20 no es un parque que este solo es un parque que esta bien ocupado, siempre hay cosas para hacer 13:26 durante dos sema

our media partner reports toledo went to a park along the border to meet that girl. today, the contra costa board of supervisors will review a dozen applications for a new district attorney. the position became available in june after he resigned. he illegally spent campaign donations on personal items and then lied about it. they will be invited to take part in a public forum in two weeks. the most qualified candidate will serve the remainder of his term which expires in january of 2019. >>> marin county officials will consider add a flood control parcel tax on a november ballot. board of supervisors want to reduce mooding and restore creek and wildlife habitat in novato. each single family home would have to pay $47 a year if approved and it would raise nearly $20 million over 18 years. >>> now your acc cue east-to-west flow forecast with mike nicco. >> let's open the weather window on walnut creek. we're looking south on 680 right now. this one is of those areas our inland east bay neighborhoods and the assistant clara valley that could have poor air quality. late

about 70 miles outside of toledo ohio. had been looking for the 32-year-old ever since he broken out of prison transport van on friday when he overpowered a ohio sheriff's deputy and stole the deputy's gun. powell shot himself last night while officers were trying to convince him to surrender. >>> authorities are searching for a man who pushed a woman in front of an oncoming bus. police in the uk released video of the incident on the pit knee bridge in southwest london. the suspect is running along the bridge back in may and that's when he shoves a woman into a bus lane right there. fortunately the bus driver swerved to avoid hitting her and she walked away with minor injuries. police are hoping someone will recognize her attacker from this newly released video. >>> people in houston texas are being told by that officials to stay home until flood waters across the city a begin to recede this after torrential rains put communities there under water. nearly half a foot of rain has fallen across the houston areas. fire offici

reporter: brandon powell, accused of rape, escaped friday while being transferred from a hospital near toledo after being treated there for injuries from a suicide attempt while in jail. these hospital security images show powell as he was being led to the police vehicle by the officer, he's in handcuffs, his cuff while sitting in the back of the transport vehicle powell somehow put the deputy in a headlock, the car crashed and he took the officer's weapon. the inmate then forced the officer to undo his shackles before handcuffing him to the steering wheel. powell then took the deputy's cell phone, wallet and ammunition and then disabled his radio and car. powell fled on foot. >> you don't take a pistol from one of my deputies and threaten him with it. he's going to be held accountable for that when he's located. >> he's not a good guy. if you see him, call the police. don't go near him. >> reporter: police are still trying to figure out how powell with his hands manacled managed to get into a position where could put a headlock on that officer. but there was no partition between the back and

it happened as he was being transferred from a hospital near toledo where he was being treated for a suicide attempt. a $2,000 reward is being offered for infmation leading to his capture. >>> wild weather in the lone star state. a dramatic swift water rescue unfolds on live tv. the tactics firefighters had to use to pull this man to safety. >>> and the san francisco couple now the center of global attention and it's all because of an instagram post. what one man said about his wife that really has people taking sides. >>> weather-wise, hot and humid no more. in fact, we're a little bit cooler than average and the marine letter clouds are bringing us that cooling, one hour and three minutes. your average arrival delay into sfo. temperatures the same in oakland. the rest of us two to four degrees below average. if you like this weathe >>> this guy is crazy about the bagpipes. >> and he's on a zip ♪ keeping up. it takes hard work, tight budgets and a little support. and pg&e is ready to do our part. our care program can save you 20% or more on your monthly bill. it just takes a few min

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and i think there's a heart of action here that happens michigan and south into lancing, detroit, toledon into northeastern indiana so today if you live in that region later this afternoon and evening that's the area we're watching for the potential for tornadoes but also damaging wind and hail. a whole lot more coming on what's happening with hurricane gert, michael, in a couple of moments. >> thank you, ginger. >>> we're happy to have you back, amy. >> ah, thank you. very well rested. >> you should be and we can't wait to hear what you have to say. >> well, good morning to everyone. we begin with south korea expressing confidence there will not be another war on the korean peninsula. president moon said president trump promised to get his country's aproving before taking any action against north korea. >>> well, take a look at this fiery crash causing headaches for morning commuters near kansas city. a portion of the highway is closed after that big rig slammed into the median. good samaritans helped the driver and his dog escape that wreckage. >>> the nation has a serious case of powe

they arrested toledo last week. our media partner reports he went to a park along the martinez pleasant hill border to meet that girl. >> the contra costa board of supervisor will review a dozen applications for a new district. the position will become available in june after mark peterson resiepd. he they found that he illegally spent campaign donations on other items and then lied about it. the most qualified candidate will serve the remainder of peterson's term which expires in january of 2019. >>> san jose is counting on a new smartphone app, they're calling it my san jose. that free app designed to give residents a new way to report potholes, graffiti and i will los angeles dumping. they say the reports will reach a real person at city hall, the response times will depend on the staffing at the department. >> we know there are constraints and those are budgetary constraints. and as we continue to grapple with having the most thinly staffed city hall in the country, wee going to need to be more innovative and re

a task force arrested toledo last week., "the east bay times" reports that he went to a park along the martynas/pleasant hill border in order to meet with her. >>> let's get to alexis smith with traffic now. hey, alexis. >> hey, good morning. we have a new problem in the east bay in the richmond area. westbound 80, hearing about a disabled vehicle at barrett avenue. that is blocking the second lane in from the left, so the left-center lane. and yeah, that is quickly stacking up towards highway 4. plan on some delays there. and then a quick check outside, a lot of sunshine breaking through now at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is a spare the air day, so don't forget, mass transit or carpooling the way to go. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ strummed guitar travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your tra

paul: let's hear from al now in toledo, washington. good morning. caller: my favorite program. i wish i could get up at 4:00 out here and watch every minute. i have spent 30 years in active military service and every topic that is on this program is interesting to me. we -- if an intern doesn't show up, when there is a clinic scheduled, that means the on staff doctor has to cover for them, besides overseeing all of the interns that do show up. so we have problems there. on the affordable care act, you can keep your doctor. well, that was true except when the hmo takes the doctor away. that is not the government doing it. or when your doctor moves on to get education that makes him a better doctor. on our presidents, i have always revered the presidents. the first one when i was still alive was herbert hoover when i was a kid. i was privileged to shake fdr's hand during world war ii and harry truman's when he came back to my hometown. and harry truman was my first commander-in-chief. we should render respect to the office. the office should be sacrosanct. we should celebrate a f

. >> reporter: the 32-year-old inmate, accused of rape, was being transferred back to jail from a toledo hospital after what police say is a suicide attempt. >> he's not a good guy. if you see him, call the police. don't go near him. >> reporter: authorities are continuing to increase manpower in the manhunt, which is now nationwide, david. >> linsey, thank you. >>> in australia tonight, the wreckage of a u.s. military aircraft that crashed off the coast of australia has now been located. three marines are presumed dead after the osprey went down during a training mission on saturday. 23 others were rescued. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> we turn next here to the mayor of nashville, a mother returning to work for the first time since the death of her son who died of an apparent drug overdose. it's a heartbreak so many american families are struggling with amid the opioid emergency we have been reporting on here across the country. here tonight, abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: nashville mayor megan barry, seen here today welcoming students back to school, says it br

they were able to trace the license plate to this apartment complex just a little bit south of toledot other said they recognized the dodge from the lot and that law enforcement came to talk with them sunday morning. the one pair that we talked to said that they interacted with him here before. >> i mistook him for somebody else. i guess he didn't want to be bothered. >> i did knock on the address listed for him, there was no answer. for now, reporting live, back to you. thanks, haley. many people are calling for peace and healing following the violence in charlottesville. vigils were held yesterday and in and -- and in our area. they denounced that violence. >> it's unfortunate that you can be marked for death for standing up against racism and bigotry. we are not in a post-racial society, this happens every day. adrianna: the demonstrators walked 17 blocks from the statue of albert pike, calling for all people of all races to speak out against racism. watchingople mark -- -- walking down monument avenue, demanding that the confederate statues there be taken down. chanting death to t

host: toledo, ohio. he is a democrat. good morning, david.'ve heard some wonderful comments about what's going on in america. issue is with a lot of things thehe guy talking about politicians and how corrupt they are and how they sellout america to illegal immigrants. i believe that. i also have issues about the statues and the civil rights thing. taking them down is not the problem. you take them down, you are racing history, it is still there. i think they need to stay so people can be informed of what's going on. this issue with trump and the russians needs to stay. we need to be informed of that. host: james is calling from georgia. he is a republican. .aller: good morning the gentleman who called in from outnois saying the vote accomplishments take is in n take -- our congressme is in secret -- it's not a secret. i get in the mail telling me how my congressman and senator voted. out conversation started about the president and what happened in arizona with the pardon. i don't have a problem with that. i have a problem with illegal immigr

who voted for president trump, like this guy we spoke to this morning, bob fleischer, he is from toledo, ohio, he is a small business owner. he said that president trump doesn't want to lose people like me who helped him get elected. he wasn't happy with the speech last night. >> mercedes: he also said i want him to succeed. i want him to lead. there is a sense that there is still at home, they want to give the president the benefit of the doubt. >> sandra: a way to please the bob fleischer's of the world, tax reform. he still has that and his toolbelt. it's not like bob fleischer is walking away, he's holding onto the hope. >> harris: before we move on, you bring up an interesting point. why preach to the base because you're already there, why even go there? he already has all of this. >> dagen: i've always said i wouldn't psychoanalyze the president of the united states. it's his energy source, that is his energy source that he runs on. it's really talking to those people who adore him. >> mercedes: when you're in the white house, it's a bubble and it's very difficult to get out of th

matt joyce...deep and true...and sends a moonshot all the way back to the holy toledo sign, that makes1 mariners. --there were 5-home runs in this game. but this one was the loudest. 3rd inning-- nelson cruz...towering bomb...right to the staircase --mariners victorious, 6-3. -joyce-cruz finally, we end with drama in st. louis courtesy of a furry friend. royals- cardinals. yadier molina...not calling his shot, instead he's pointing at an intruder. a kitten somehow made its way onto the field. it's running freely... someone has to go and chase it down. eventually, someone shows up, picks up the cat, but it's not that easy. ahead at eleven...the manager of a popular bay area eatery..accused of child rape. within the last hour...the restaurant's owner breaks his silence.his exclusive interview next at eleven.but first...stanley roberts is back you can find bargains at thrift stores..but some people are them - and other spots - as dumpinggrounds for unwanted junk. a brand new edition of people behaving badly is next. (catherine) almost every city around the city has a problem with illegal

. >> we're going to bring jobs back to toledo, ohio!relentless focus on jobs and trade won voters' hearts in ohio. >> we will never, ever sign bad trade deals. america first! >> we had this wild man saying, look, i care about you. >> nafta destroyed ohio. it destroyed ohio. >> nafta, that took your jobs. >> hillary clinton's pitch on the economy paled in comparison. >> we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. >> hillary saying we're going to put coal miners out of work and we're going to retrain some people. >> but there were those darker messages in trump's campaign. >> we are going to build a great border wall to stop illegal immigration! >> were they also behind his victory here? >> it's not that people were anti-immigrants. what donald trump did was he told people, you don't have your job because of immigrants. >> presently is not a fixed monolithic thing. it ebbs and flows, and it's susceptible to manipulation, and trump manipulated it and let it out. >> trump seized on middle america's despair. w

matt joyce...deep and true...and sends a moonshot all the way back to the holy toledo sign, that makes mariners. --there were 5-home runs in this game. but this one was probably the most impressive. 3rd inning-- nelson cruz...my goodness...right to the staircase and launches a search party for the ball. --mariners victorious, 6-3. to the nfl--- great news for fans....as we are getting closer and closer to the regular season. we'll start with the silver and black. raiders...kick off their preseason saturday in arizona. very high expectations surrounding this team...since they are projected to be serious super bowl contenders. due to those lofty goals, don't expect to see the first teams in the game for very long, if at all. if guys like derek carr and khalill mack play, it will most likely be just for a series or two. "from now to be back out here going into our first preseason game...it's just like...i'm just having so much fun...and that's all i've tried to do this camp, honestly, my main focus everyday coming out here is to just have fun because like everyone knows, it ca

afternoon highs are quite nice, 70 south toledo -- sausalito. in the east bay temperatures look good 73 oakland and 88 in walnut creek, low 90s in areas like antioch and brentwood. in the south bay has san jose at 83 and 90 expected for saratoga. during the afternoon on the peninsula, 79 san mateo and 60 degrees for san francisco. mid to upper 60s at the coast with partly to mostly cloudy skies. only minor changes coming our way and looking at the numbers you will see low 90s all the way into the weekend for our warmer locations. it's nice for august.>> it's better than triple digits. >> absolutely.>>> nearly 150 people wanted a spot and now it's less than 30. final interviews begin this week for a voter approved police commission and oakland. we will look into how much power that commission will have including the ability to fire a police chief. >>> a debate is heating up over the sanctuary state bill in sac amount he. sheriff's across california say the law is handcuffing them. >>> caltrans is looking to hire more than 1000 people over the nex