u.s. airlines around the two other airlines around the world and what's the most profitable airline outside of the u.s. gary. well so you've got a couple things going on certainly profitable airlines exist in europe right now the most profitable is i agee which owns british airways it owns iberia vueling and air lingus they're partners with american airlines here in the states many of the low cost carriers in southeast asia as well as europe are profitable as well and which airline takes the most air passengers ferries them around from one destination to another is a single airline which known as as has that moniker well the world's largest airline is american airlines ok all right and they have over fifteen hundred planes now the interesting thing though here in the states is that while they're the world's largest airline they don't carry the most u.s. domestic passengers that airline may surprise a lot of people it's actually southwest which is only the fourth largest airline in the country let me ask you this u.s. department of transportation is considering pulling back on a lot of their

u.s. airlines flight from dhaka missed the runway at katmandu airport and came down in a nearby field. is there. little concern here in front of the u.s. aircraft which crashed early this afternoon airport seventy one paid. no including crew members were on board with them thirty three were nepalis we've been told that twenty one are alive and have been taken to the hospital for. treatment now witnesses who saw the crash say that the plane was flying extremely low when it looked like it was almost going to hit the tower and it aborted a landing managed try to land again when it's get off the runway british m.p.'s say the poisoning of a former russian spy looks like a state sponsored attempted murder by the kremlin prime minister trees amaze been discussing the case is a meeting at the national security council so gay script holidays daughter yulia remain critically ill in hospital a week after they were found unconscious outside a supermarket the u.n. has accused me of government of using a policy of forced starvation against range of villages in iraq and state the un investigators said

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u.s. airlines and for the very latest i have on the line amanda some us from under the capital often and amanda panky you witnessed the incident unfold at the airport tell us what happened. there ryan. up a little bit higher than katmandu so we were sitting up on the top. airplane it looked to me like it was taking off but it was because i saw it as it was after it was northbound coming out of the airport so then it flew near by i saw a car to the right to the east and i thought for sure it was going to hit you it wasn't in time but then i said oh yeah there it goes started decline a little bit but about a minute later it came back around and it looked like it could come right into our little hill pop village and then the lights were on and it was very close and then it went and then looked like ok it's going to make it and it was like it was going to be just fine but visibility is boring a lot today so once it landed then i saw one like explosion and then another one light next to it like it bounced i guess so obviously you saw in very graphic detail what exactly happened but you seem to be a

in a pod investigators are trying to find out why a bangladeshi airliner crashed killing at least fifty people the u.s. banga airlines flight from dakar swear to repeatedly before missing the runway at katmandu airport had breasts into flames in a nearby field reports from katmandu seventy one passengers and crew were on the flight from top to bottom and do witnesses report seeing the turboprop flying extremely low abort its landing and then turning to land again from the other end of the runway after narrowly missing other aircraft on the ground it crashed on a stoop at the side of the runway and burst into flames. fire engines ambulances and security personnel rushed to the wreckage inside the airport paramita. some passengers managed to break a window and scrambled out almost on skates others were pulled free and taken to hospital many of the dead were charred beyond recognition nepal's prime minister visited the scene. this is a terrible accident from what i understand from the airport officials the plane was in difficult position but the pilot did not ask for emergency landing and tries to land i

u.s. airlines flight crashed on arrival from dhaka at least forty nine people were killed at least four people have died and many are injured after a suicide car bombing in the southern yemen city of aden the bomb targeted a military kitchen linked to to you many forces there backed by the saudi led coalition fighting in the country's civil war the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility now around one hundred civilians have managed to leave syria's besieged eastern ghouta under a medical evacuation deal with russia syrian state media showed images of civilians arriving at a crossing manned by the syrian army the evacuations come even as the largest rebel group in eastern have vowed to continue fighting earlier the u.s. warned that if needed it would act to end what it called the in schuman suffering in syria more than a thousand civilians have been killed in eastern due to since government forces began a siege in mid february. and let's bring in correspondent she's monitoring developments from beirut in neighboring lebanon hi angela good to see you more civilians are fleeing the ci

u.s. airlines flight from dhaka missed the runway a katmandu airport and burst into flames in a nearby field as president tramples repeated assertions by republican members of the house intelligence committee that they found no evidence of collusion between the twenty sixteen trump campaign and russia the top house intelligence democrat has disputed the claim saying there is clear evidence that russia tried to help trump in the run up to the voters. columbia's government will restart peace talks with the country's last remaining rebel group after a six week course. was suspended in january after the a bomb attack following the end of a temporary cease fire. your headlines we're back with more news here on al-jazeera after india's forbid. on counting the cost in what's been the big week for global trade we'll look at how the u.s. is bending the rules of commerce any free trade is really worth fighting for plus the latest mind bending concept cars from the geneva auto show counting the cost at this time. i will. let you see if i'm gonna. be ok for you to. get it. all. right here the way you kn

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u.s. airlines flight from dhaka bangladesh had seventy one people on board the aircraft came down in a field on the edge of kathmandu. is our correspondent she is at the crash site. sabina tell us what you can see and what the situation is. a new situation added there is quite a guy. who if you can see that there would be a massive explosion of. everything is partially can hardly recognize the pain except for the tailpiece want to seem like several hundred meters away. a movie named the. press has long being a passenger being taken away by the on the and. leave. it you are there recovering the peace and becoming to be. eclipsed. area of like thinking it's quite clear. and it's what i see now saying. security personality. we understand that some people have managed to survive this terrible crash yes at the beginning around twenty one people managed to get out some of them of the cults live the police on the other there was then that somebody gets out and put themselves in an ambulance that from the. ground. it looks like some non-issue like cut the vineyards and come out but. it seems implaus

u.s. airlines flight from dakar in bangladesh had seventy one people on board the aircraft came down in a field at the edge of katmandu airport firefighters and rescue workers pulled some of the survivors from the burning wreckage.

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u.s. airlines flight from dhaka missed the runway katmandu airport and burst into flames in a nearby field. columbia's government will restart peace talks with the country's last remaining rebel group after a six week pause because she was suspended in january after the l.n. launched a bomb attack following the end of a temporary cease fire. and french fashion designer did give when she has died at the age of ninety one who is known for the little black dress and grazing famous looks for audrey hepburn grace kelly and jackie kennedy who died in his sleep on saturday irish are so their parents. let's get you back now to alex's arrow. for young women in our man took part in a government initiative to widen their horizons and develop their skills by training to sail competitive. it was part of an ongoing national strategy to put a man on the global map open up opportunities for young armani's even if it meant challenging some gulf stereotypes. the crew and the boat took their name. from a constellation of stars. but a condition of the for a year by then. all the chaos and the one to go hard o

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investigators are trying to find out why it bangladeshi airliner crashed in the palace capital killing at least fifty people the u.s. banga airlines flight from dakar missed the runway at katmandu airport and burst into flames in a nearby field republican members of a u.s. congressional committee investigating russian meddling in the twenty six thousand election say they have found no evidence of collusion by the top house intelligence democrat has disputed the claim saying there is clear evidence russia trying to help trump in the election. in colombia the government says it will restart peace talks with the country's last remaining rebel group after a six week pause negotiations were suspended in january after the launch a bomb attack following the end of a temporary cease fire nineteen members of the armed forces and thirty four rebels have been killed in fighting since the parties forming germany's grand coalition have officially signed a deal to form a new government nearly six months after national elections the agreement was given the green light by merkel's christian democrat union is for variances to party

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in the poly investigators are trying to find out why a bangladeshi airline a crash killing at least fifty people the u.s. banga airlines flight from dakar swerved to repeatedly before missing the runway at katmandu airport it burst into flames in a nearby field. for some government seventy one passengers and crew were on the flight from talk to witnesses report seeing the turbo prop flying extremely lou a board it's landing and then turning to land again from the other end of the runway after narrowly missing other aircraft on the ground it crashed at the side of the runway and burst into flames. fire engines ambulances and security personnel rushed to the wreckage inside the airport paramita. some passengers managed to break a window and scrambled out almost on skates others were pulled free and taken to hospital many of the dead were charred beyond recognition nepal's from minister visited the scene. this is a terrible accident from what i understand from the airport officials the plane was in difficult position but the pilot did not ask for emergency landing and tries to land it into this fatality bu

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u.s. airlines flight from dakar in bangladesh had seventy one people on board the aircraft came down in a field at the edge of katmandu airport firefighters and rescue workers pulled some of the survivors from the burning wreckage. and british m.p.'s say the poisoning of a former russian spy looks like state sponsored attempted murder by the kremlin prime minister to resign may be discussing the case at a meeting of the national security council of. his daughter yulia remain critically ill in hospital a week after they were found unconscious one of the rebel groups operating in syria has agreed to allow wounded people to be evacuated from the besieged. the army of islam says it struck a deal with the syrian government's russia more than a thousand people have died since the government offensive began three weeks ago later on monday the un security council to discuss how to implement the cease fire deal that still only on paper. and a u.n. fact finding mission in miramar is due to present its initial findings on atrocities committed against the ranger days after the u.n. human rights chief

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u.s. bank airlines plane crashed as it attempted to land at kathmandu airport. indigent -- in addition to the people who died, 23 injured. several passengers reported missing. it crashed on the field at the edge of the airport. the flight was arriving from bangladesh. we don't yet know what we have caused that deadly accident. >>> office building in kentucky has been reduced to rubble. so crazy to see that. >> why do we enjoy that? back i don't know. everybody talks about it. look at the crowd watching that come down. the crowd there to cheer on as the office tower in frankfort, kentucky, tumbled to the ground in seconds. it was once the tallest building in the city. it was imploded to make way for a new office building. >>> investigation underway into what caused a deadly helicopter crash into new york's east river. five passengers on board are killed. the pilot did survive, though. it had been hired as a private charter for a photo shoot last night. witnesses say it what down hard -- it went down hard and they saw the very cold water quickly begin to fill into

investigators are trying to find out why a bangladeshi airline crashed in the pool's capital killing forty nine people and injuring twenty two others the u.s. banga airlines flight from dhaka missed the runway at katmandu airport and burst into flames in a nearby field witnesses say it's worth repeatedly as are prepared to land. u.s. president donald trump has repeated assertions by republican members of the house intelligence committee they found no evidence of collusion between the twenty sixteen trump campaign and russia that the top house intelligence democrat has disputed the claim saying that is clear evidence that russia trying to help in the run up to the vote colombia's government will restart peace talks with the country's last remaining rebel group after a six week pause because she was suspended in january after the bomb attack following an end of a temporary cease fire those are the headlines we're back with another news update here on al-jazeera counting the cost. just. one journalist decided to sacrifice their integrity for out of. the listening at this time on al-jazeera. hello i'm sick of this is counting the cost on al-ja

u.s. airlines will carry a record number of passengers, about 2.5 million per day. that's between march 1st and april 30th. that's up 4% from last year. increased competition and lower fares is making flying more accessible. there are several peak travel periods in march and april including spring break, easter and passover. >>> a new video shows new englanders taking full advantage of the third nor'easter to hit in two weeks. that's a new way to get to work. this woman from boston decided to spend the day showing off her skills cross-country skiing right down her street. >> i do it all the time. my gym is closed so i need to get some exercise today. >> you think it's weird? see, i think it's normal. i went to school up in maine, so i used to go to class and just ski to class. >> okay. it's totally normal. there are some folks walking down the street and they are snow filled for sure. >> wow. >> you know, i could see going across town. >> i sure do not miss that. living in connecticut just three years ago i shared a memory and the snow was piled all the way up over

u.s. airlines will carry a record number of passengers, about 2.5 million per day. that's between march 1st and april 30th. that's up 4% from last year. there are several peak travel periods in april and march including spring break, easter and passover. >> don't tell everybody. >> the next time you travel you will have a lot of friends with you. >> at least you don't have to wait for spring break to travel. being a single guy. >> who said i'm single. >> marcus? >> i'm just kidding. >> breaking news. >> i'm single but i'm not alone. >> you are in good company. >> now to the weather. >> you keep trying to change the subject. >> weather is always a safe thing to talk about. >> that's what we are talking about today because it's been changing second by second and i've got it all tracked down to the street for you with storm ranger as we get a look at that red scan. we've got storm ranger our mobile doppler radar parked on a mountain in san bruno and it's giving us the highest resolution view of where that rain is falling. i will take to you highway 4. that rain is appr

u.s. bangla airlines. and earlier eye witness try to gary told what happened after the aircraft crashed on landing. during the beginning it was very scary because i remember being in there just outside of the brain for over fifteen minutes just looking at the scene right there with a lot of you know there airport vehicle driving you were going to a lot of people security people or just the brown stuff running towards it obviously we were not allowed to move anywhere because i mean just there and watched it. but yeah it was great you know and i think a nobody new work. getting everything ready given over to they wanted us to board the plane or on the box or just open air so we just were just there for fifteen minutes just watching what is happening and that was an eyewitness speaking with us are aware you're watching d.w. news still to come on the program the children traumatized by the so-called islamic state we'll look at the fate of orphans in the iraqi city of mosul and hear from unicef's representative

u.s. >>> united airlines is putting pet reservations on pause after investigating a series of mishaps.t will not accept any new bookings that goes in cargo. there was a flight that made an unscheduled landing because the dog was on a wrong plane. united says it expects to complete the review by may 1st. >>> a bay area connection to the royal wedding of prince harry and actress meghan markle. this woman has been chosen to bake their wedding cake. she got her start at the legendary shape in berkeley. the couple picked her lemon elder flower cake for the big day. >>> tina sang her heart out, but will it be enough to move to the next round on "the voice?" ♪ >> she is the one on the left of your screen. although it didn't last as long as she wanted to, the 16-year-old from logan high school in union city says her time on the show did not go unnoticed. >> my whole school was rooting for me. every time i walk through the hallway i see somebody i don't know, oh my gosh, you're so amazing, i watched you on the voice. it's so humbling to see that. >> she's 16, people. she has a very bright futur

u.s. bangla airlines flight crashed on arrival from dhaka at least forty nine people were killed. new york's metropolitan opera has fired longtime conductor james levine after an internal inquiry found what it called credible evidence of sexually abusive conduct it opened the investigation in december after four men accused levine of abusing them decades ago he denies the accusations he was regarded as the best conductor in the united states. argentina's parks authority has released dramatic pictures of the collapse of an ice bridge at the country's glacier the phenomenon takes place about once every four years and attracts thousands of tourists a glacier in the patagonian region is a unesco world heritage site. the united states is warning that it is ready to act in syria if needed to end chemical attacks and in human suffering as a push for a new three day ceasefire in eastern guta u.s. ambassador nikki haley told the u.n. security council that the cease fire approved two weeks ago has failed and she circulated a new draft resolution calling for a thirty day truce in the rebel l

u.s. bungler airlines flight crashed on arrival from dhaka at least forty nine people were killed. mexican prosecutors have arrested a man who allegedly played a key role in the kidnapping and murder of more than forty student teachers in two thousand and fourteen authorities had put an eighty thousand euro bounty on his head the murder shocked the country and punched the government into crisis over its handling of the case. an explosion struck the convoy of the palestinian prime minister as he made a rare visit to the gaza strip rami home dollah is understood to be safe and has attended an event scheduled the palestinian presidency has blamed for the explosion around one hundred civilians have left syria's besieged eastern ghouta under a medical evacuation deal with russia the red cross says it expects a way for further evacuations today this after the u.s. said it would intervene if needed to end what it called into human suffering in syria u.s. ambassador to the u.n. to haley circulated a new cease fire resolution on monday after last month's proposed truce failed the u.n. says

u.s. bungler airlines flight crashed on arrival from dhaka at least forty nine people were killed. an explosion struck the convoy of the palestinian prime minister as he made a rare visit to the gaza strip rami hum dollah is understood to be safe and has attended an event scheduled the palestinian presidency has blamed a mosque for the explosion a brawl has a ruptured in turkey's parliament after lawmakers voted to approve controversial changes to the country's electoral laws critics say the amendments could lead to election fraud and help president budget type area to want to further consolidate his hold on power. and turkey's army has surrounded the northern syrian city of a free the move marks a major advance in turkish efforts to oust kurdish fighters it's fused as terrorists seven seven hundred thousand civilians are now trapped enough rain this on verify footage purports to show where roadblock preventing residents from leaving staying with syria and the united nations says the time for hope is over in a new report out today the u.n. human rights council in particular put it

u.s. bank airlines. well earlier i witnessed by gary told you what happened after the aircraft crashed was very scary because i remember being in. a kind of a green for almost fifteen minutes just looking at the right there was a lot of you know there were going to were going to a lot of people security people or just the ground staff running towards it because they were not allowed to move. i mean just stood there and watched it. but yet it was great the new work great the kind. of innovative the wonderful border framework on the box or just open air so readers were just there for fifteen minutes just watching what is happening. there was an eyewitness speaking with us earlier now let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world a new report by amnesty international says that the meon marm military is increasing its security presence in iraq and state amnesty says satellite images show military bases are being built over rohinton villages that were burnt to the ground last year

investigators are trying to find out why a bangladeshi airline crashed in the pools capital killing forty nine people and injuring twenty two others the u.s. banga airlines flight from dhaka missed the runway at katmandu airport and burst into flames in a nearby field witnesses say it's worth repeatedly as are prepared to land. president donald trump as repeated assertions by republican members of the house intelligence committee they found no evidence of collusion between the twenty sixteen trump campaign and russia that the top house intelligence democrat has disputed the claim saying that is clear evidence that russia tried to help in the run up to the vote colombia's government will restart peace talks with the country's last remaining rebel group after a six week pause negotiations were suspended in january after the l.m. launched a bomb attack following an end of a temporary cease fire those are the headlines we're back with another news update here on al-jazeera counting the cost. just is it in the seeing. some journalists decided to sacrifice their integrity for out in the media or the listening post at this time on al-jazeera. he

u.s. airlines flight veered off the runway, crashed and broke into pieces just after it landed. there were 67 passengers onboard and 4 crew members. rescuers are still combing through the wreckage looking for survivors. more than a dozen people were rescued and rushed to the hospital. military personnel have been deployed to help with that rescue operation. >>> another major story this morning, the northeast is once again bracing for potentially nasty nor'easter. this is the third in less than two weeks and it's going to lead to a new round of power outrajs and really tricky travel. we have two reports starting with the all important forecast from mr. roker. al, a third one, huh? >> i know. it's wreaking havoc down through parts of appalachians. this is elizabeth town, kentucky. you can see the snow coming down at a pretty quick clip and it will continue there. they will pick up 4 to 6 to 8 inches of snow in that region. right now, it's stretching from kentucky all the way to west virginia, virginia into the southeast. right now, we have winter storm watches and warnings there.

u.s. elections. >>> and airline passengers are stranded for three days because their pilot was allegedly toonk to fly. >> for three days? >> for three days. we'll tell you what is happening to him now. >>> we're back with an implosion in texas. all it took was ten seconds to bring down this old building in downtown austin that belonged to the university of texas. because of the recent package bombs in austin, authorities made sure to warn residents about the building implosion ahead of time. >>> and now to some new revelations about the company at the center of the facebook data scandal. "the washington post" reports cambridge an lit that assigned dozens of foreigners to provide campaign strategy to republican candidates in 2014. and "the post" reports assistance continued after the company was warned that u.s. laws mostly banned foreigners from participating in political campaigns. the revelation comes a day after facebook published a full-page apology in major newspapers for what facebook ceo mark zuckerberg calls a breach of trust. >>> two-term congressman ryan costello is the latest to s

the airline called u.s. bangla airline. will is no clear affiliation to u.s. firms.t's operated since 2014. it flies to several domestic and regional associations. it has been the sight of several deadly crashes in recent years. in september 2012, a plane care rig trekkers hit a bird and crashed shortly after takeoff killing all 19 on board. still waiting for confirmation of what caused this crash. mechanical failure at the moment seems to be the suggestion. >> that airport surrounded by 25,000 foot mountains. for years going back 20 years now. they did not have sophisticated radar. you had these passenger planes that were flying in the mountains. >> sandra: horrible crash. hard to believe there are survivors. >> bill: this doesn't appear to have been due to radar. the plane apparently hit the runway and slid off. we're awaiting more word from anyway pal. the white house saying their communication with bob mueller are getting ready to talk. so if so, how would that work out? >> sandra: ice on the hunt for an illegal immigrant charged with a deadly hit and run car cra

told us how they saw an airliner flying erratically and dangerously low low before it crash landed and burst into flames so at least fifty of the seventy one people on board the u.s. bangle airlines flight from dhaka were all killed sabina is at the crash site near kathmandu airport's witnesses who saw the crash say that the plane was flying extremely low when it looked like it was almost going to hit the tower and it aborted a landing mannish try to land again when it skidded off the runway and all they could see was a plume of smoke another witness said that the pilot tried to avoid no other aircraft that was parked on the runway that the pa has a bad safety record when it comes to aviation safety in two thousand and fifteen a turkish airline skidded off the runway fortunately no one was badly injured it doesn't twelve a small aircraft were just flying towards the everest region crashed near the airport after that hit and around twenty people on that plane died but this happens to be the worst crash in the past twenty five years. that month. britain's prime minister is about make a statement to parliament actually in about an hour's time on the poisoning of a f

u.s. senate will require airlines to do additional training and report statistics on sexual assault. in the meantime, there is something you can do. >> we need to call on all of the traveling public to say that this is not okay, to use their eyes and ears to look out for it, and to also respond to flight attendants and be willing to step up and help us move passengers around so that anyone who may experience this can be in a safe place. >> if you experienced sexual assault on a plane and the airline does not call law enforcement, the fbi says call 911 before you leave the airport. and the major airlines sent statements about their policies concerning sexual harassment and assault. they are posted on abc7news.com. where you can also find local resources and information about your rights either on a plane or anywhere else. >>> day care workers facing charges tonight. wait until you hear how police say these three were getting toddlers to fall asleep. >>> and people who have certain prior marijuana convictions in sonoma county are wanted by the sheriff's department, but they have no rea

investigators are trying to find out why a bangladeshi airliner crashed in the pool's capital killing forty nine people and injuring twenty two others the u.s. by and the airlines flight from dhaka missed the runway at katmandu airport and burst into flames in a nearby field as president trump was repeated assertions by republican members of the house intelligence committee that they found no evidence of collusion between the twenty six thousand trump campaign and russia the top house intelligence democrat has disputed the claim saying there is clear evidence that russia tried to help trump in the run up to the voters can be as government will restart peace talks with the country's last remaining rebel group after a six week course. was suspended in january after the l.n. launched a bomb attack following the end of a temporary cease fire these are your headlines we're back with more news here on al-jazeera after india's forbidden love. on counting the cost in what's been a big week for global trade we'll look at how the u.s. is up bending the rules of commerce and if free trade is really worth fighting for plus the latest mind bending conce

u.s. airlines but experience nearly 78% of n animal deaths injuries, this is according to envision reportedis is last year. again, ongoing problem, there was a very large bunny rabbit who died transported by united nine months ago flying to chicago, so again, it is not just one, you talk about treatment of animals, then the treatment of the human passengers as well a big ongoing problem for united. >> you are hitting on something more than just one incident it is cultural, think about the culture of a company that bullies a customer into putting their pet into the ov overhead bin not just one year in a they have led in pet he deaths this is a multiyear phenomena they have that happen and they don't take action, to fix. >> it very upsetting, the markets upset by something else, we were talking about issues around trade, and tariffs we have been reporting on this program all week, that we are going to see a new round of tariffs and restrictions on trade against china, in the coming weeks white house readying that report you made a point james saying should have been from get-go we should have

u.s. senate will require airlines to do additional training and report statistics on sexual assault. in the meantime, there is something you can do. >> we need to call on all of the traveling public to say that this is not okay, to use their eyes and ears to look out for it, and to also respond to flight attendants and be willing to step up and help us move passengers around so that anyone who may experience this can be in a safe place. >> if you experienced sexual assault on a plane and the airline does not call law enforcement, the fbi says call 911 before you leave the airport. and the major airlines sent statements about their policies concerning sexual harassment and assault. they are posted on abc7news.com. where you can also find local resources and information about your rights either on a plane or anywhere else. >>> day care workers facing charges tonight. wait until you hear how police say these three were getting toddlers to fall asleep. >>> and people who have certain prior marijuana convictions in sonoma county are wanted by the sheriff's department, but they have no rea