. >>> henry lee live in studio with his first story of his new series, fox 2 unsolved. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. be. >>> we will have a mix of clouds and sun today. and the cooing begins for -- cooling begins for the inland. it will stay pretty cool today. unless there is something that would throw a wrench in the works, what might that be. otherwise, it looks like the rest of the month in early september will lien on the cool side -- lean on the cool side. san francisco has not had a day above afternoon on the side side since the ninth. every day has been 68 or below. and today will be below at 62 inland temperatures that were hot on saturday, coming down sunday and they continue that today. for the rest of the week, a lot of inland locations may only be in the 80s. low clouds and plenty there. still hazy skies inland. but it looks like the sacramento valley will g

.>> repr:or of aviator amelia earhart 81 years ago remains one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in american history. researchers revealed a new clue that may shed light on what happened to earhart and her navigator, fred noonan, as they tried to circle the globe. ve>> ery ebodyxpteecd a happy ending to the search because amelia was out there call for help and her calls were being heard. >> reporter: rick gillespie, who has researched earhart's doomed flight for 30 years, says he has proof earhart crash-landed on a remote south pacific island about 2,000 miles from hawaii and that she called for help for nearly a week before her plane was swept out to sea. gillespie has located documentation of distress signals sent in the days after earhart's disappearance, prompting the navy to launch a rescue mission. >> and it took the battleship a week to get there.

unsolved in the eyes of the defense department and defense intelligence agency. and this is after secretary of defense james madison admitted the u.s. now it has no evidence that syrian government used there and in the attacks and we have robert because there's many reporters have been as and i think it's unclear ratably dishonest to continue to pretend as if they have facts and they have all the of sources and they don't give them to people it causes people their lives as some people that are those are going to break court watchers don't forget to let us know if you're the proper couple of facebook or twitter your poll shows r t v dot com coming up or talk by all the free speech and sports with the watkins and discover a new way to communicate with a. victim. the controversial mix of sports and politics is an old one here in the united states from jackie robinson's of mohammad ali a colleague one of the basic roots of political controversy in sports has been an athlete's right to free speech does an individual lose their right to protest the moment they get paid

a 12 year old cold case remains unsolved.ear what the victim's mother is doing, to keep her son's memory alive... while in search for his killer. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (ácommercialá)(ácommercialá) on your morning forecast. some slight changes today as compared to the start of the week. highs along the coast will consistently remain in the upper 50's and low 60's with fog clearing into the mid afternoon after coastal drizzle and the thickest of fog during the morning. the bay will remain comfortable in the 60's and 70's with morning fog and plenty of afternoon sunshine. inland temperatures will boost slightly as compared to yesterday while remaining cooler than average mostly in the mid 80's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) ( robin ) it's been 1

speed there may soon be interested in an unsolved double homicide.akland police still need your help. look at this surveillance video and what it shows from 2016 and what it reveals about a deadly shooting. >>> welcome back. the oakland a's battling to get into the playoffs. they lost two seattle 7 - 1. they hosted seattle. the mariners in the first inning jumped out to a big lead scoring five runs off starter brinkley montes. seattle scored seven runs in the first four innings . the a's lost 7 - 1 . the a's and mariners play again tonight. the nfl regular season starts next week. the raiders wrapped up their final preseason game in seattle against the seahawks for the battle of the backups. quarterback ej manuel led the raiders to two first half touchdowns. both to receiver keon hatcher . the raiders just cruised to a 30 - 19 win . the raiders first regular-season game is against the la rams monday night on monday night football. the 49ers also played their final preseason game last night in santa clara. they were hosting the la charges. once again

but all the unsolved homicides "i forgive them.ave to so i can live, but i still want justice.">( darya ) police are offering a 250-thousand dollar reward for information leading to an arrest. ( james ) the search continues this morning for an east bay law student who likely fell from a cliff while viisting a park in oregon. 23-year-old brian lewinstein was last seen sunday afternoon. sheriff's deputies say he crossed a safety fence to take a photo from above the toketee water falls when he slipped and fell down a steep embankment. these are photos of emergency crews searching for lewinstein. lewinstein was entering his second year at the law school. ( darya ) 4 your money this morning... a california bill would require women on corporate boards. and mcdonald's is spending billions to upgrade its restaurants. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. ( jane )good morning. california may mandate that they be at least one woman on the board of every state public company.but businesses don't like this.supporters say

family and friends hoping for a break in the case of an unsolved murder case.(lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. (ken) friends and (ken) friends and family members still listen to his music. and tonight...those loved ones are making another plea to the public to help find his killer. (pam) dave deporis was a singer songwriter... and tonight, his father calls the heartache 'almost unimaginable'... our grant lodes is here with the story of his killing ... and a look at the person police have been wanting to speak with. (grant) dave deporis was killed in north deporis was killed in north oakland...one year ago this week. he was at a cafe on telegraph near 42nd when someone stole his laptop. deporis chased the thief, hoping to recover the music on his computer. he grabbed onto the suspect's vehicle and was dragged to his death. since then, friends have gathered together...liste ning to deporis' music. they've launched a website, and hope to release a

murders happen in mexico, 98% about unsolved. just unsolved. so so that the weakening of institutions, when it comes to the justice system is what has created problems of violence had that country in general right? so it's mexico with more murders so fostinstut yugss want to send a signal to their societies to stay silent. they to after journalists and because of that large number of journalists have opinion killed. >> i was careful and i think that there is a level of protection because we're american and because cartels don't want to bring the wrath there is intim nation but there hasn't been murders of american journalists. >> if about americans were to travel to mexico and a lot do how much of the country would have you no crime and won't even raise it's ugly head? >> i'm not sure there is any place there is no crime at all. many beaches are not. and so i don't suggest people to to acapulco. but cancun seems to still be fine. and i think that staying this the tourist areas of cancun rather than going into the sort of more you know nontouris

tonight we introduce fox 2 unsolved. >> our first case is a triple homicide.ere killed. >> why did you do it and did you realize what you did. a widow's unanswered questions. almost 40 years ago three employees were shot in the back of the head during a robbery in san mateo. the victims were tracy sanderson, billy bumgarner and michael olson. olson was a assistant manager. he left a wife and daughter. >> the next morning i was a single mother. the day before was february 4, 1979, the victims were killed as they closed the door. it was dollar day meaning more money. >> they were innocent promising kids. they were murdered in cold blood. >> john created a pod case after research. he believes two other robbers were involved and they are dead, that includes the shooter who wanted no witnesses. >> that's why they shot them. now nobody can identify us. >> we determined there was $18,000 that was stolen during the course of this robbery. >> the district attorney said investigators didn't have time to look far for one of the suspects. >> we concluded that it was as we

unsolved in the eyes of the defense department and defense intelligence agency. and this is after secretary of defense james madison admitted the u.s. now at has no evidence that syrian government used there and in the attacks and we have robert best as many reporters have been as and i think it's increased ratably dishonest to continue to pretend as if they have facts and they have all the sources and they don't give them to people it causes people their lives there's some people that are that we're going to break court watchers don't forget to let us know what you're the culture the culture of facebook or twitter as your poll shows r t v dot com coming up we're talking biology with free speech and sports with deep water comes and discover a new way to communicate with a. victim. and out when i learned how to love their man out of love go the other not out of the mouth of the money there let's remember. this was a good time to. try to move there i don't know mom. no not that out loud yet my little funny not for nor against our son or ex channing and they'll all

(pam) and next: a 12 year cold case in san francisco goes unsolved.hat the victim's mother is doing, is keep her son's memory alive... and search for his killer. (lawrence) ♪ you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes... to both? sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah. that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store. whoa. (sighs) yes... oh, yeah. get yo ystore in south santa rosa. (ken) it's been 12 years since aubrey abra-kasa was shot and killed in san francisco... but his mother is still fighting for answers. (pam) kron 4's michelle kingston was there today ... when a prayer circle was held today -- on the anniversary of his death. (mk)paulette brown, victim's mother"i know that he is looking down from heaven and saying, 'mom, i am proud of you. mom, keep fighting."12 years ago -- aubrey abrakasa was shot and killed on his way to work ... on the corner of grant and baker streets in san francisco.his mother says he saw a group heading toward his nei

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that this suspect did, they will compare it to other unsolved homicides and determine if this was hisst major crime or if there were other abductions, other -- my guess is, when they do the autopsy, they are going find that there was other crimes committed to this poor woman and i think that they will be looking at unsolved assaults as well. >> shannon: agnes, tonight a lot of folks saying there is no way they should be political. the president should not be talking about at his rally, we shouldn't be talking about balls. there are some reports we've been trying to confirms that there are allegations that this young man was working at a farm that was owned by someone who has deep g.o.p. connections in iowa. it is a dangerous to make this a partisan issue at this point? >> no. this is an issue, we all need to make this a big issue. look, we formed a group called angel families to bring to light these types of crimes because american people need to know, this is not an isolated case. to circumvent the biased liberal media that's lying and covering up these stories, mollie is not the onl

but so far no one has come forward and a year later the homicide remains unsolved. remains hopeful there will be a break in the casesotin the meantime, friends have gathered together deporis' music, launched and website, and hope to release an album before the end of the yearsot (ken)(ken) been arrested in the attack of a 71-year-old man in manteca. (pam) one of the suspects has been identified.... as the son of a bay area police chief. we want to warn you this video is disturbing. in this surveillance video -- you can see the two teens beating, kicking and spitting on the 71-year-old man .... who had been simply walking around a park. the victim's family says, the boys were demanding money. today, police arrested 18- year-old tyrone mcallister -- he is the son of union city police chief darryl mcallister.. investigators say, the mcallisters helped locate their estranged son... who they have not seen in months. sergeant steve schluer/spokesma n, manteca police department: "the family has been in constant contact with our investigators and assisted greatly with this

yeah that's one of the big risks for italy that's one of the unsolved problems and that could lead us if the situation gets more dramatically into another greek plus or a gleek. ten times bigger greek situation of course now with the government at the helm that insists on more spending despite this mountain of debt is sitting you know how much of a risk how big is the risk all of this behavior poses a threat to the rest of europe there is a risk it's an increasing risk with good new government because it's the left and right wing and populistic and it doesn't have a solid economic investment strategy so the risk is there but the european institutions are much more in much better prepared for it to than that they used to be seven years ago when we ran into the greek crisis so that's the hope in the entire situation and marcus briefly over one hundred and thirty percent of gross domestic product that's the amount of that italy is sitting on what's the way out of here. you know on one hand increase g.d.p. gross which italy doesn't do or cutting costs that's the only way out markets will

crimes, they look at the end of the suspect did, compared to other unsolved homicide and determine ifs is the first major crime, or if there were other abductions. my guess is when they do the autopsy, there was other crimes committed. >> a lot of folks saying there is no way this should be political. the president should be talking about it at his rally, not walls. there are reports we have been trying to confirm, that there are allegations, a farm owned by someone with deep gop connections in iowa. is it dangerous to make that initiative at this point? >> know. this is an issue and we need to make this a big issue. we formed a group of angel families to bring to light these types of crimes, this is not an isolated case, to circumvent the biased liberal media that is lying and not covering these stories. how many more are we going to sacrifice? this is not a political issue. we need to enforce immigration laws and deport illegal aliens starting with criminals. this shouldn't be any leeway for them. >> why? >> how many more do we need to lose? how many need to be destroyed like mine a

all the unsolved homicides so we can have some kind of closure because we have nothing."12 years -- but the day does not get any easier ... his sister -- breaking down on the street corner ... remembering her brother.serina abrakasa, victim's sister"it feels like it was yesterday. the pain never really goes away.""and to still have to walk outside and see where your brother laid and was shot and killed, it's hard." aubrey's mother fights every day to get justice for her son ... and says she'll never give up..she has this message for the person who killed her son. "not only are you hurting families but you're hurting your own family because now you have to look behind your back for the rest of your life." there's a 250- there's a 250-thousand dollar reward for anyone with information leading to the arrest of the person who shot and killed aubrey.if you have any information -- contact police.live in san francisco michelle kingston kron 4 news. (pam) the search continues tonight ... for a east bay law student who reportedly fell off a cliff... while visiting a park in oregon. back here

all the unsolved homicides so we can have some kind of closure because we have nothing."12 years -- but the day does not get any easier ... his sister -- breaking down on the street corner ... remembering her brother.serina abrakasa, victim's sister"it feels like it was yesterday. the pain never really goes away.""and to still have to walk outside and see where your brother laid and was shot and killed, it's hard." aubrey's mother fights every day to get justice for her son ... and says she'll never give up..she has this message for the person who killed her son. "not only are you hurting families but you're hurting your own family because now you have to look behind your back for the rest of your life." of your life." (grant)topvo coming up.... caught on camera... a family of seven... ducking for cover under clothing racks as a ross employee started shooting inside the store... what was said to him that caused him to snap... that also has officers shaking their heads... (vicki) plus...two years after a human skull was seen carried on a stick of a transient... a woman's remains have

some kind of progress even as some of the more concrete issues like we need leaders asian remain unsolved and just you know these international sanctions against north still exist how much are they getting in the way again between economic cooperation between the south and the north here this is something that the north has increasingly complained about it said that it's made measures taken steps to reduce tensions and that sanctions should be reduced accordingly however south korea has pushed for some diminished sanctions however in washington they say that they won't we do sanctions at all until there's major progress on the news but there is a should that's the bottom line here josh are we really any closer to seeing the denuclearization of north korea. it doesn't appear so i mean you can be optimists here believe that that kind of process will take years if not decades and so does something bad u.s. officials are increasingly impatient about north korea does say that it's committed to eventually nuclear ice in the korean peninsula but once as means exactly what kind of time people wil

. >> that detective was working an unsolved case that had cops in north carolina bewildered.a beautiful name with an ominous name that has nothing to do with fangs dripping blood. >> we have wonderful attractions here, all of those things with the slower pace of life is brings and keeps folks here. >> folks like john and irene bryant, who after raising a family retired here, far from the brutal winters of upstate new york and close to the hiking trails they loved. holly bryant is the youngest of their four children. >> they loved the outdoors. when they were first married, they used to go out hiking in the mountains. they would take us hiking and as they got older, they'd take the grandchildren out hiking, too. >> the bryants had a lifetime of outdoors experience, had hiked all over the world. >> my father completed the appalachian trail, which is 2,000 miles, from georgia to maine. they've traveled extensively to new zealand and all through europe, all through america, especially the southwestern and northwestern united states. >> in late october, two months before meredith

. >>> there may soon be an arrest in an unsolved double homicide.ice still need your help. what this surveillance video from 2016 reveals about a deadly shooting. >>> welcome back. the oakland a's are battling to get into the playoffs. they lost two seattle 7 - 1. they hosted the mariners my team that's just a view games behind the 80s in the wildcard. the mariners in the first inning jumped out to a big lead scoring five runs. seattle scored seven runs in the first four innings . the a's lost 7 - 1 . the a's and mariners play again tonight. >>> at the giants traded outfielder andrew mccutchen to the yankees. and are joined at the giants this year after nine seasons in pittsburgh. overall, he had a down year statistically . the giants are likely out of the playoff raises of the yankees are hoping andrew mccutchen's bat will fill a guilt -- a gap in their right field. the yankees play a three-game series in oakland is starting monday. >>> the nfl regular season starts next week. the raiders wrapped up their final preseason game in seattle against the

when crimes happen in mexico, 98% of those crimes go unsolved. just unsolved.eople literally get away with murder in that country all the time. the weakening of the institutions -- not even the weakening, but the lack of strong institutions in mexico, particularly when it comes to the justice system, i think is what has created the problems of violence in that country in general. right? it is not just journalists. it is -- mexico in the last two years have had more murders than anytime in its history. tens of thousands of people are killed a year. when criminal organization or criminal government institutions want to send a signal to the society is to stay silent about these abuses, they go after journalists. of journalists are killed, since no one is often punished for those crimes, more journalists will be killed did you live with that in mind. brian: were you careful? ms. thompson: i am always careful when i go down there. one thing that has been true about this number of journalists is that none of them are american. american journalists enjoy a level of pr

who helped me out of a bad situation and i saw hope for the future and then he was murdered still unsolved and that was there's a point where i mean i say it in the book or earmark for weird sometimes and i look at that like the ultimate theft and he was stolen and that was a really it was a seminal moment in my life and also it's just. it was really dark you know and that was a dark that was a dark dark time and were things kind of went black for a while but like anything you survive it because there's no choice and not everyone does result stop either war from resume going after the break. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it mean when the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict just found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying the is just no way to arrogant and that we wouldn't even many a victim's families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is bec

but so far no one has come forward and a year later the homicide remains unsolved. remains hopeful there will be a break in the casesotin the meantime, friends have gathered together deporis' music, launched and website, and hope to release an album before the end of the yearsot (lydia) in san jose... (lydia) (lydia) in san jose... residents in one neighborhood are fed up with a homeless encampment's drug use, paraphernalia, and trash near their homes. the coyote creek neighborhood association, near blossom hill road, and highway 101... report a growing encampment between the freeway sound wall and their backyards. they report finding trash and drug parapehnalia in the streets and allege that packages are disappearing from door steps. one resident believes the encampment is a potential health hazard. (lydia) a spokesman for caltrans sa

but so far no one has come forward and a year later the homicide remains unsolved.her remains hopeful there will be a break in the casesotin the meantime, friends have gathered together deporis' music, launched and website, and hope to release an album before the end of the yearsot (pam)(pam) new tonight at new tonight at 6. the sonoma county board of supervisors has approved a nearly 500- thousand dollar pilot project .. for fire cameras in the lake sonoma watershed. the system will allow officials to monitor fire and weather conditions .... and detect fires sooner. cameras will be mounted on mountain-tops and other areas with good visibility. the project is the first phase of a larger regional network of fire cameras... modeled after existing networks elsewhere in the state, including lake tahoe. (ken) there are still more than a dozen major wildfires burning across california -- and officials say conditions are not likely to improve quickly. (pam) our grant lodes joins us in the studio now, as the fire closest to the bay area has now doubled in size in just days.

good afternoon, >>> oakland police giving us new details about unsolved had had hdz o homicides -- homicides. >>> and let's get to ann who is live in oakland with is very latest. >> reporter: police have been looking at surveillance video t three sketches of people that they call persons of interest in the case of two men shot two years ago. these were the two men killed in the early morning hours of august 14th, 2016. they were attending a party a gallery on 15th street in oakland and fletcher cooks got into a fight inside the party. gunshots rang out and he was killed. the party crowd panicked, spilling on to the streets and several people started firing their guns. one of those shots hit and killed mccrary. and today, police revealed this surveillance video of the two men coming around the corner in the middle of the sidewalk. they're being called persons of interest in this case from this video and witness st a sketch artist came up with the following three sketches of people that investigators believe were involved in one of both of these deadly shooting. all three men are in their 20s

the murders that went unsolved for almost 35 years. how this man was linked to the brutal crimes and where they found him. >>> struck by lightning. the two teens who are walking miracles. their brush with death and the scars to prove it. >> i couldn't feel my legs. >> and the good samaritan that stepped in to help. >> good saturdayning everyone. dan is off. it's good to have whit johnson and adrienne bankert. >> great to be back. >> always good to be with you. >> it's good to be with both of you. we want to take a look at the wild video. an airline employee steals a passenger plane and then proceeds to do stunts before crashing. >> just incredible video. capturing his maneuvers doing rolls in the air. eye witnesses on the ground shocked at what they were seeing. >> they didn't know what the man's motives were. jets sent out. there were concerns this could be terror related. >> that plane went down on a nearby island. erielle reshef has all the latest details. erielle, good morning. >> good morning to you guys. the employee commandeerin

more than 80% go unsolved. no suspects arrested yet in this weekend's shootings. ron allen, nbc news. >>> big tech standing in solidarity against alex jones. now facebook and youtube are following suit after apple crack down on the radio host fames for conspiracy theories. for violating the company's community standers. jones has come under fire in recent days over allegations of hate speech. he confirmed the latest crack down tweet saying quote google, apple and facebook have been exposed for supporting chinese style censorship and now they're imposing the unconstitutional sensorship on thumarecon people." >>> according to cnn the state will roll out a an app that will let military overseas cast their ballots. it was tested duringing west virginia's primary this year. secretary of state phasays he's confident it's clear. >>> the mother/daughter duo had to be rescued after getting hrausz at sea in stockholm. she shared a snap shot from the pre-middle school get away "did we paddle as hard as we could and end up in the shipping lane?" i'm afraid so. but she said th

there's a lot of murders and rapes that go unsolved.and when the justice department's budget is not getting plus ups and overtime the bureau of prisons portion of the budget goes from 18% to 25% and 80 squeezing out more things, you know, the inspector general has found you are hiring your prosecutors, hiring fewer investigators. you are doing other things that will affect the crime rate. you have to make sure that the cost-benefit and your efficiency is right. it's not just a matter of we have unlimited funds to spend. we have a pipe and we have to decide how much we spend on incarceration, depriving of the liberty liberty, versus how many resources we will have to go after other offenders. and so it's not, is it overincarceration, under incarceration? are we incarcerating and holding the right people that make the most sense for us to achieve the most public safety for our dollars? i think that gets lost because some people think you just want let people out of prison. no, i want maximum safety and just to be the case that in addition

more than 80% of murders go unsolved according to a "chicago sun times" analysis. no suspects arrested yet in this weekend's shootings. >> i think it's overwhelming. too many of our young kids passing away. >> reporter: in what many see as two chicagos, people living with the violence last week shut down a major highway, lakeshore drive, so the middle class and other neighborhoods feel their pain, too. >> she was the sweetest little girl in the room. >> reporter: the pain of a mother planning her teenage daughter's funeral instead of her senior year in high school. >>> violence comes as temperatures sore from coast-to-coast. of course, it's august, it's supposed to be hot but this kind of heat is down right dangerous as we've seen time and time again. nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer is monitoring it for us. dylan, any sign of relief? >> reporter: not until the end of the week, lester. the brutal heat continues across the northeast with 48 million people under heat advisories. tomorrow it will once again feel like 95 to 100 degrees when you factor in the humidity. we

the mystery of why we age is still unsolved but the first veil of that mystery has been lifted . slowing down even reversing the aging process scientists might not be far from finding the answer but even without that us average life expectancy is increasing. it's estimated that in one hundred years time it will have increased by some thirty years there are many factors that contribute towards our lifespan some of which are simply out of our control. in the lottery of life good genes are a top draw a gift from new parents. people who survive well into old age are more likely to have children who also have long lives. the reason is in your genetic makeup. british researchers have discovered genes in seven regions of the brain that are directly linked to life expectancy. one of these genes for example plays an important role in the immune system. and cameras such extend our longevity . while lifestyle on environmental factors obviously play a big part thirty suggests that twenty to thirty percent of the variation in lifespan is genetic. a person's gender also plays a vital role when

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police say the two m may have knowledge of a rash of unsolved murders and armed robberies. all with a mysterious bla sedan in common. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the details. >> reporter: police took de ntre and cory into custody. they are wanted for a string of murderhat rocked nashville. >> officers in the city are on the look outor two cold blooded killers. >> reporter: investigars hadio prly released this grainy surveillance photo of a dark sedan and looking to see whether vicious crimes all bhwithin a 14-mile radius are related. august 8, -ya 39r-old woman shot in the back while walking her dogs. she survives but is paralyzed. august 12 a new incident now part of the investigation, a man tells police two men car jacked him and at leasted one was a with a rifle. august 14th, 31-year-old kendall shot and killed while waiting for a bus. are same night, two people robbed nearby. then on friday, police say two friends, jameis and bartly were robbed and shot dead outside the cobra bar. >> he was loved by a lot of people. this affects people very deeply. >> reporter: shannon sai

. >>> new details on the unsolved deadly shooting on the bay bridge. chp says it has new video evidence and released this photo showing the suspect's vehicle. you see it on the left-hand side of your screen. witnesses say it's a kia sportage. august 6th, darnl stinnett junior was shot and killed on the eastbound span just before the tunnel. two people with him were injured. >> a car slammed into the back of a fire truck in san jose injuring about two people to on southbound highway 101 near coyote creek. firings were responding to an accident when a black tes las rear ended o trucks. the two pasnginhe tesla were taken to the hospital. investigators are looking into whether the tesla's autopilot feature was on at the time. >> developing news now in hawaii it, lane has been downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm but still dumping a lot of rain. this nasa image shows the then hurricane lane weakening here hawaii. this is what it looked like a few hours ago in waikiki. not exactly an idea counsel beach day. you can see the high surf and palm trees

police working on a notorious unsolved murder say the prime suspect has been rested in spain. the victim was just 11 years old when he vanished from his tent at a summer camp in august 1998. his body was discovered in a nearby forest the next a. two decades on, 55-year-old man has been detained in spain. he was identified after police launched a huge operation to gather more than 40,000 dna samples from people who werehe living near to scene of the crime. the bbc has more from the netherlands. 54 --er: the rest of the the arrest of the 55 earl followed a police appeal a streak where the shared for the first time the scoutmaster wanted in connection with the death of this 11-year-old schoolboy. he was reportedly ducognized by h tourist in spain. he was arrested there monday afternoon. jos brech was identified as a suspect after what was the largest eve dna harvesting operatioryin a dutch histo. he did c note forward to volunteer his dnas, but hi relatives did. from that, the investigators dna able to pinpoint his from items from his home and create a match with that found stapp

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