medium vic.ent so i actually went one year beyond what my commitment was. i have an incredible time, but running a building is a monster. as you well know here. >> stephen: what do you think of the theater? >> i think it's fantastic. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: the music. that's the building's theme song they were playing just now. >> it's very nice. anyway, the old vic, was an extraordinary experience and the thing i'm happiest about is it's continuing. it's going to go on not just while i was there but after i'm gone. >> stephen: are you happy, also, that you recently got an honorary knighthood? >> i did. >> stephen: congratulations. ( applause ) >> yes, the queen of england made me an honorary knight. and, apparently, you're not supposed to call yourself a sir if you're not actually born in england. but i'm going to break that rule. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i will do it, too, sir kevin. sir kevin. >> thank you. >> stephen: complete the following phrase for me, "sir lancelot the bra

vic? >> reporter: well, sheriff's spokesman jenson and the captain of investigations just briefed us here a little while ago, telling us that two correctional deputies were arrested today. the first deputy arrested today was charged with eight misdemeanors. here is sergeant jenson to explain the crime. >> this violation is for illegally accessing confidential records from the data base on people he had personal relations with. >> our other deputy for worker's comp fraud. he came to work and claimed he had been injured on the job. we -- during our investigation acquired information that led to the contrary. >> reporter: this on the heels of two deputies allegedly beating a inmate to death. eight guards have been removed from their jobs since tyree was found bleeding to death from injuries. another prisoner died a week after he was forcibly extracted from his cell. the coroner is waiting to determine cause of death. sheriff smith since announced setting up a blue ribbon commission to improve

vic lee is live at the hiking trail in marin where he was killed. vic? >> reporter: let's go to sky 7 hd. an hour and a half ago, a search and rescue team arrived here near the hiking trail, then, began climbing up the hills looking for what they said was evidence. they would not tell us what the evidence was, but you know that gun is still missing. so what you're seeing now, from sky 7 hd are the search and rescue teams, looking for that evidence. they're about a mile, mile and a half away from the hiking trail near sir francis drake boulevard. today, the spokesman for the family, the steve carter family spoke to us about carter, about what happened that evening, and about the arrest today. the arrest of the suspects were a relief to the family. however... >> it doesn't change the fact that someone great is gone. >> i think steve would want to make sure that they do, indeed get the help they need. >> reporter: paul and mary alice were close friends with steve and his wife, they met at the ecstatic living institute that steve founded. >> they helped a lo

come on, vic! come on, vic! >> terrible form. like my arms are flailing. >> i hear, victor cruz, touchdown! you know, he's so little he's running off the field. >> tt moment was exhilarating. i never scored a touchdown before. i remember coming to the sideline and from a distance, i hear my dad like jumping up and down and pointing at the head coach, like i told you. i told you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: victor cruz. the new documentary "i am giant, victor cruz" premieres friday, october 30th at 9:00 p.m. on showtime. now that little kid has his own sneaker. that's pretty cool. >> absolutely. >> jim: we'll be right back with the music group chvrches. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] that detergent was like half the price! and we'll have to use like double! maybe more! i'm going back to the store? yes you are. dish issues? get cascade complete. one pac cleans tough food better than 6 pacs of the bargain brand combined. cascade. run away with me what will you be able to do in a jeep renegade? lost souls in r

vic? >> reporter: well, sheriff's spokesman jenson and the captain of investigations just briefed us here a little while ago, telling us that two correctional deputies were arrested today. the first deputy arrested today was charged with eight misdemeanors. here is sergeant jenson to explain the crime. >> this violation is for illegally accessing confidential records from the data base on people he had personal relations with. >> our other deputy for worker's comp fraud. he came to work and claimed he had been injured on the job. we -- during our investigation acquired information that led to the contrary. >> reporter: this on the heels of two deputies allegedly beating a inmate to death. eight guards have been removed from their jobs since tyree was found bleeding to death from injuries. another prisoner died a week after he was forcibly extracted from his cell. the coroner is waiting to determine cause of death. sheriff smith since announced setting up a blue ribbon commission to improve

vic? >> reporter: lots of people came holding pictures of their cats that went missing or found dead. and they wanted to send this serious message to the judge, that this was a serious crime. the judge rejected a motion to release the suspect but imposed bail at $75,000, a higher scheduled bay than this type of crime. robert farmer, on of a police captain was charged with animal cruelty and other related crimes. police arrested the 24-year-old transient on thursday, sleeping in his car, with a dead cat. police say he matched the description of the catnapper in this video. he snatched go go the cat perfect a home last month. after abc7 news began reporting on the possibility of the cab abductor neighbors told us they also had cats found dead of blunt trauma force. this cat was wrapped in plastic. the prosecutor said he'd been abducting then hurting and killing cats since september. >> the victims that mr. farmer targeted were speechless victims. they couldn't help us with the investigation.

vic lee is live at the hiking trail in marin where he was killed. vic? >> reporter: let's go to sky 7 hd. an hour and a half ago, a search and rescue team arrived here near the hiking trail, then, began climbing up the hills looking for what they said was evidence. they would not tell us what the evidence was, but you know that gun is still missing. so what you're seeing now, from sky 7 hd are the search and rescue teams, looking for that evidence. they're about a mile, mile and a half away from the hiking trail near sir francis drake boulevard. today, the spokesman for the family, the steve carter family spoke to us about carter, about what happened that evening, and about the arrest today. the arrest of the suspects were a relief to the family. however... >> it doesn't change the fact that someone great is gone. >> i think steve would want to make sure that they do, indeed get the help they need. >> reporter: paul and mary alice were close friends with steve and his wife, they met at the ecstatic living institute that steve founded. >> they helped a lo

vic?rter: lots of people came holding pictures of their cats that went missing or found dead. and they wanted to send this serious message to the judge, that this was a serious crime. the judge rejected a motion to release the suspect but imposed bail at $75,000, a higher scheduled bay than this type of crime. robert farmer, on of a police captain was charged with animal cruelty and other related crimes. police arrested the 24-year-old transient on thursday, sleeping in his car, with a dead cat. police say he matched the description of the catnapper in this video. he snatched go go the cat perfect a home last month. after abc7 news began reporting on the possibility of the cab abductor, other neighbors told us they also had cats found dead of blunt trauma force. this cat was wrapped in plastic. the prosecutor said he'd been abducting then hurting and killing cats since september. >> the victims that mr. farmer targeted were speechless victims. they couldn't help us with the investigation.

cat lovers outraged by the crimes. 24-year-old man is facing charges, the charges now from san jose, vic? >> reporter: well, cheryl, every seat in the courtroom was filled many holding pictures of their cats who went missing or were found dead. now the judge rejected a defense motion to release robert farmer. instead, he imposed bail of $75,000 which by the way is higher than the scheduled amount for a crime of this type. robert farmer, son of a retired san jose police captain, was formally charged with animal cruelty and other related crimes. the prosecutor said he had been kidnapping, then hurting and killing cats since mid-september. she thanked community members for coming forward with information. >> the victims that mr. farmer targeted were speechless victims, they couldn't help us with this investigation. >> reporter: a cat owner in the packed courtroom was forced to leave when she objected loudly to a motion to release farmer on his own recognizance. she was one of dozens of residents who attended. >> i do not want to see this guy loose because i think he is a danger to people to

trader vic's. one of the last of its kind. started in oakland.restaurants, bars, and nightclubs that for a time spread across america. i definitely need the drinks menu. i've been beaten like a chicken fried steak. >> you were doing some sort of martial arts, weren't you? >> yes. do i want the mai thai wave? it's like a surf board with three mai thais. >> not many places left that do this. very few do it without irony. >> this is not the first time you've been here. >> no. i apparently grew up in this place. my parents used to take me from like age 3. it was like a home birth at trader vic's. >> author sean wilsey grew up in san francisco. his parents were regulars at the original downtown vic's. i used to drop acid. so this kind of thing is a taste of my childhood, too. >> oh, yeah. >> i got sent to boarding school when ias a teeger, an east coast boarding school where everybody was like you're from the gay bay. and it was difficult to just negotiate being from san francisco. i would lie and say i was from napa because i was embarrassed. >> real

abc 7 news reporter vic lee joins us with more. >> reporter: cheryl, one death and several overdoses and there may be more that the health department doesn't know about. usually they'll contact the drug clinics or needle exchange programs to spread the word about bad drugs, but in this case, they wanted to reach out through the media because some of the people who o.d.' d were not drug addicts. >> nerve damage, muscle breakdown with possible kidney damage. fluid in the lungs and then one individual who was found dead. >> this doctor is talking about four people who took fake xanax pills they bought on the streets of san francisco. three almost died, the fourth never made it to the hospital. >> the xanax pill is oftentimes bought on the streets by people who want to come down or cool off after a night of partying or something like that. >> reporter: what they bought instead was an extremely potent drug called fentanyl. >> it's relatively new on the street scene. and seeing it packaged in a pill is new for us. >> reporter: the first fentanyl outbreak in san francisco happened this summ

francisco police headquarters, vic?ter: ama, audrey kerry arrived from her home in canada. she came here for the first solo backpacking trip. sadly, pleas say she became the victim of a crime of opportunity. now, police, first believed she died from blunt force trauma. today, they said she was shot to death. the adventurus 23-year-old wanted to see the west coast. >> taking in the sights what young people should be doing. exploring, having fun. >> reporter: she'd been in the bay area a week. she may have attended the blue grass festival. her body was discovered the next day. police found trauma and she'd been shot in the head. the commander tony chaplain is the head of investigations. >> we believe robbery was a motive. >> reporter: two days before the sad discovery, the owner of a gun reported his weapon had been stolen from his car. >> the vehicle is unlocked. he has a weapon in the vehicle in a lock box

. >> one of the inmates spoke only with abc 7 vic lee today. he's in the newsroom with the exclusive details. >> reporter: ama, the names of two former inmates are on the lawsuit but their attorneys tell us to expect more names down the road and there could be other sheriff's deputies named in the suit as the investigation continues. >> guys in black came in, and they were all wearing masks, hitting us and calling us [ bleep ] and telling them that it's their house and that they can beat us. >> reporter: danny banks is one of two plaintiffs suing. he says he and some two dozen other inmates were beaten viciously may 28th in the maximum security unit of the jail. attorney eye zook sweiger represents banks and another former inmate. the others have all written letters. their accounts of the day match those of banks and martinez. >> then they proceeded down the tier one locked room after another, opening them and turning them, multiple deputies wearing black ski mask, black body armor, no badges, no name tags. >> reporter: the beatings started whe

vic lee joins us live with the latest on the suspects. vic? >> reporter: the district attorney says this is likely a special circumstances case, life without parole or death. now, the defense has its work cut out for them because the case, likely will generate little or no support from anyone. we looked around the courtroom today, and you can find no family members of any of the three defendants. the three young drifters appeared in court, shackled with heads shaved. police in portland reportedly cut their hair before ex-indicting them because of a medical condition. a source says they were infected with lice. the youngest looked scared when led into the courtroom. her temporary lawyer, james neilson tried to calm her. >> she turned 18 in july. you know? >> reporter: the 23-year-old morrison lamply's shaved head revealed the numeral 13. court documents reveal a rap sheet. lamply is accused of being the gunman. prosecutors say he fired from a stolen gun, killing audrey cary at golden gate park and tantra yoga teacher three days later. the court

francisco police headquarters, vic? >> reporter: ama, audrey kerry arrived from her home in canada. she came here for the first solo backpacking trip. sadly, pleas say she became the victim of a crime of opportunity. now, police, first believed she died from blunt force trauma. today, they said she was shot to death. the adventurus 23-year-old wanted to see the west coast. >> taking in the sights what young people should be doing. exploring, having fun. >> reporter: she'd been in the bay area a week. she may have attended the blue grass festival. her body was discovered the next day. police found trauma and she'd been shot in the head. the commander tony chaplain is the head of investigations. >> we believe robbery was a motive. >> reporter: two days before the sad discovery, the owner of a gun reported his weapon had been stolen from his car. >> the vehicle is unlocked. he has a weapon in the vehicle in a lock box which was stolen. >> reporter: two days after kerry was found, the yoga teacher had been reported missing

vic lee joins us live with the latest on the suspects. vic? >> reporter: the district attorney says this is likely a special circumstances case, life without parole or death. now, the defense has its work cut out for them because the case, likely will generate little or no support from anyone. we looked around the courtroom today, and you can find no family members of any of the three defendants. the three young drifters appeared in court, shackled with heads shaved. police in portland reportedly cut their hair before ex-indicting them because of a medical condition. a source says they were infected with lice. the youngest looked scared when led into the courtroom. her temporary lawyer, james neilson tried to calm her. >> she turned 18 in july. you know? >> reporter: the 23-year-old morrison lamply's shaved head revealed the numeral 13. court documents reveal a rap sheet. lamply is accused of being the gunman. prosecutors say he fired from a stolen gun, killing audrey cary at golden gate park and tantra yoga teacher three days later. the court

abc 7 news reporter vic lee has more. >> the 23-year-old canadian wanted to see the west coast. >> taking in the sights, doing what young people should be doing, exploring and having fun. >> she was in the bay area for a week, attending the bluegrass festival, and camping out. her body was discovered the next day. police found trauma, she had been shot in the head. commander tony chaplin was heading the investigation. just two days before the sad discovery, the owner of a gun reported that his weapon had been stolen from his car parked nearby. >> the vehicle was unlocked and he had the weapon in his vehicle secure in a lock box which was stolen. >> two days after carey's body was found, the meditation teacher's body was found in marin county. he had been shot and his car was missing. san francisco police noticed similarities and contacted marin county. >> there was not a great difference in time when both homicides occurred, both in wooded areas. >> then, the investigation fast-tracked and things happened quickly, with the three suspects arrested in portland. investigators found carey's c

vic: this whole thing's based on just the quality of the product.: i'm not as self-righteous as you guys are about product. lisa, from my perspective, you're the person that determines what the brand promise is, what the products are that come in and out. so what i want you to do is actually write it down on paper. i want to see, bullet point by bullet point, exactly what it stands for. anything else before we get to work? okay. ♪ -lisa: hey, how are you? -lemonis: i'm marcus. -lisa: marcus, this is kacey. -kacey: nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you? how are you? pet food experts is one of the largest distributors of pet food in the united states. not only do they carry a ton of brands, but they carry a wide variety of price points. one of the biggest challenges with bentley's today, they're not carrying the kind of price points that most people can afford. that's why we're here. do you have your mission statement? lisa: this is our food promise that we go off of. lemonis: "no byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy." -"no chemical preservatives." -

vic lee has more. >>. >> reporter: are you happy with the police and the sheriff's office. we're glad to have our son back. >> we're going to evaluate him medically. >> there were lots of hugs when police brought the 8-year-old boy and his mother back to school after finding him a mile and a half to two miles town the hill a. at the request of the boy's father, we're not using his name or picture. we caught up with steve white at a parking lot near where police found his son. his son apparently got angry and suddenly dashed off the soccer field at 10:30 this morning during p.e. >> they were unable to catch up with him. in the neighborhood, it was difficult to find him. >> reporter: the unified school district superintendent stanley dobbs told abc 7 news, the boy likes to run and hide. hayward police and fire and sheriffs deputies began to search the area. sky 7 hd was overhead. about three hours later, police located him at mcdonald's. >> we figured once he became hungry, he will surface. sure enough, he did surface when he became hungry. he went to mcdonald's to get a happ

vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> police put a stop to a one-woman crime spree.e provided this mugshot of 34-year-old rebecca white. she's charged with 12 felonies, including burglary, grand theft auto and identity theft. the department says that's her in this surveillance image at a gym in walnut creek. the camera took her picture just after she stole a wallet from a women's locker room. bail is set at a half million dollars. >>> police arrested a san francisco city college student today for a fight that led to an evacuation. sky 7 hd was over the college yesterday as police investigated the incident. a 17-year-old and another man were fighting in the library tuesday morning. the other man had a gun. police are actively looking for him. students were evacuated no. one was hurt. >>> the cost of the valley and view fires have been put at $2 billion. the insurance industry estimate makes them among the costliest fires in california history. hundreds of homes burned and six people were killed. the valley fire caused $1.5 billion in damage. the view fire is estimate

vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> a san francisco judge has ordered a known graffiti tagger to stay away from muni. it happened this morning in superior court. abc 7 news was there as the judge entered the preliminary injunction against the tagger. the city attorney's office says terry the tagger has caused more than $88,000 worth of property damage and then bragged about it on social media. >> the sheer amount of damage that she had done even in just the last year alone, we had numerous examples of her graffiti on san francisco muni buses and kiosks. >> reporter: under the injuncti injunction, she can only travel on muni for work and is not allowed to carry spray paint and markers. >>> a report that a driver side swapped a bicyclist and then charged the victim. the bicyclist was forced into the traffic lane. the cyclist says when he tried to take a picture of the driver, the man sped off, throwing him onto the windshield. the driver eventually stopped, and the bicyclist got off the hood. police are trying to verify the story and locate the driver. >>> california is offering amnesty to low-in

vic lee abc 7 news. >> police are stepping up patrol around berkeley school after second report of an attempted abduction. happened around 6 last night in the area of college avenue and webster street. 3 girls say man tried to lure them no a van. girls ran away and when the man gave chase they screamed scaring him off. police say the suspect was driving older model dark green or blue minihave been. berkeley union fooid fight school district sent alerts to parents. >> frightening. i'm glat glad the school is on it. that's great. that's they are aler alerting family and making it a priority. >>reporter: incident is similar to oneless month near will lard middle school on telegraph avenue when man tried to get 2 students into his band. >>> much more ahead for you on monday night. coming up. turf war brewing at levi stadium. what the problems with the sodded could men for superbowl 50. also the opportunity that raider nation is about to get to make a direct pitch to the nfl to keep their time in oakland. >>> also. >> we have seen a few sprevrj around the bay area tonight but seem to be wi

vic lee has the new details. e.we need to finance the person who is taking these cat from his their homes and possibly torturing them or killing them. >>reporter: detective still will cruz who his 2 cats of her on believes recent reports of missing and dead cats are connected. the most important evidence the security video we showed you in our first report this week. 17-year-old go go. being abducted from front door lawn mondayless week. after the video went viral we received more reports of cats in the city district miss organize found dead here be blunt force trauma. jan is 15-year-old cat was found 5 meals away buried in this box. mechanic shift could have fichbility he had plastic around him. and there were rocks open top of the box. >>reporter: this cat opens who did not want to be identified because she does not want to become a victim of retaliation. her cat a 13-year-old siamese was found dead wednesday mile and a half in the hills above her home. >> his face was crush. jaw was crushed. >> there were no a

group of israelis standing on the side of the road, the story changed, the official story was, the vic was pelted by stones, the soldiers called for backup and the palestinian car backed up and purposely ran into the other vehicle. he was shot and killed. extremely tense situation, difficult to tell who did what. that shows you the tensions on the ground, suspicions by people but very difficult to get the real narrative on many of the events that are occurring but certainly concerning and that's why we're seeing this diplomatic pusho try and appease. but i think it's going to be difficult to have that translate to the ground. we'll have to wait and see what happens here if the situation calms down, at the moment still extremely tense. >> max bloomenthat'lenthisenento bears particularly in east jerusalem where 300,000 people live at the mercy of the israeli police right after the israeli government authorized those police to use live am nis against stonammunitionagainst s. the violence is being carried out by a generation of palestinian youth ages 13 o28 who have really no connection to

. >> vic lee first broke this story and follow us at abc7 news bay area for updates as they happen and connect with abc7 news on our news app. the app is free on apple's app store or google play. we have more information at abc7news.com/apps. >>> turning now to the oregon school shooting. authorities publicly identified the nine victims who lost their lives yesterday. among them a writing professor and an 18-year-old student four days into college and a 33-year-old attending college for the first time ever and a quad drupe pleat. >> the school itself will open monday morning, but classes won't start until late next week. counseling will be available for student and staff. >> we are learning new details about the gunman. he served time in the u.s. army, but was discharged five weeks into basic training in 2008. >> harper mercer was a student at ucc and brought six guns to the school yesterday. investigators found another seven at his apartment. >> a day after they are trying to process the masacre. >> wayne freed pan talked with people in roseburg about the future they were supposed to

if you're a sandy vic m like the sosas and simply don't have money to rebuild, the organization that helped this family say the best thing you can do is simply dial 211 and k for help. even that's no guarantee help thwill come. her agency only has 1 $1,000. the $35,000 work they needed should be done in about a week. >>> three years ago today, we were gathering and jus watching sandy approaching. >> coming right up the coast. and the year before that was the snowtober. this time we have sort of a remnants of a total system come our way, but a chance of some minor custom push on shore. a y lot of wind. here's the top of our camera looking at one world trade. 76 degrees in the city. most locations were right around 60 or just below in central park, in newark, in la guardia, bridgeport at 57 today and 58 in islip this afternoon. relatively mild. ouclose to average. the ni t starts dry. we're not expecting rain until tomorrow morning. it starts out light for the morning commute. it ends up heavily for the evening commute. might even have a couple showers here and there. but the weekend i

high school would have been -- list of students and staff at summerville high school would have been vicsded names, locations, speak and methods in which the plot was to be carried out. >> four teen boys arrested before they could carry out a detailed attack against specific people on a scheduled day. >> that they were going to come on campus and shoot and kill as many people as possible at the campus. >> a disturbing plot investigators say the suspects confessed to. >> they were in the process of trying to obtain these weapons. >> tuolumne county sheriff says a few brave students came forward after learning about suspicious activity and hearing talk of ana tack. >> -- an attack. >> parents in shock at this news conference, clinging to what little information investigators were able to provide. >> the staff and students that were on this supposed list of people to be hurt have the right to know that they were on that list so that as parents we can try to protect our children. >> that was lemore abrams reporting. the sheriff assures the threat at the school is over. district attorney says

. >> they found evidence in his vehicle including purse and wallet belonging to the vic sometimes. >> the eastern seaboard is bracing for a deluge from hurricane joaquin. roads are flooded from drenching rain in norfolk, virginia. but this may be the worst of it for some coastal communities. weijia jang is live in nags head, north carolina. how's the weather now? >> reporter: we have really strong winds and rain. there is good news though. here on the outer banks, officials decided an evacuation order is not necessary but they are expecting difficult conditions for the next several days. the waves are crashing in virginia beach as a powerful rainstorm makes its way up the east coast. but forecasters say the conditions won't be as bad as they could have been now that hurricane joaquin is not threatening a direct hit in the u.s. >> almost all the models in good agreement now. it's a northward movement well away from the east u.s. coast. only chances of landing are possibly nova scotia. >> reporter: the category 4 hurricane is whipping the central and eastern bahamas for the second strai

as vic lee reported exclusively last night, the inmates filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the sheriff and the county government. family members shared some of the heartbreaking letters they say were sent from loved ones in custody. >> they hit me until i [bleep] my pants. i tried to tell them to get off and i couldn't be -- couldn't breathe. >> he said we cat tau gore clear deny the inflammatory accusations. the attorneys for the plaintiffs say there should be video from inside the jail that shows the truth. >> a toon ager has been found guilty of murdering his little sister. leyla fowler was found stabbed to death. her brother isaiah then 12 years old blamed an intruder. the description of the intruder changed several times. he will be sentenced next month and can remain in custody for eight more years. >>> two young men are accused of stealing a cash box from a baseball tournament over the weekend. they drove off after taking the money. the victim followed them and gave their location to police. officers arrested the pair and recovered nearly $1300. >>> a whale that wash

. >> vic lee first broke this story and follow us at abc7 news bay area for updates as they happen and connect with abc7 news on our news app. the app is free on apple's app store or google play. we have more information at abc7news.com/apps. >>> turning now to the oregon school shooting. authorities publicly identified the nine victims who lost their lives yesterday. among them a writing professor and an 18-year-old student four days into college and a 33-year-old attending college for the first time ever and a quad drupe pleat. >> the school itself will open monday morning, but classes won't start until late next week. counseling will be available for student and staff. >> we are learning new details about the gunman. he served time in the u.s. army, but was discharged five weeks into basic training in 2008. >> harper mercer was a student at ucc and brought six guns to the school yesterday. investigators found another seven at his apartment. >> a day after they are trying to process the masacre. >> wayne freed pan talked with people in roseburg about the future they were supposed to

. >>> thousands turn out to mourn 95 vic sims of a police rally in turkey and accuse the president of fermenting violence >>> good to have you with us, you are watching al jazeera live from london. there are accusations against the israelis of excessive force. 24 palestinians and four israelis died in the latest violence. >>> the iraqi forces say they hit a convoy carrying abu bakr al-baghdadi. and bolivians fight for the light to clean running water. >> the agony was mixed with the anger as thousands went outs on the streets to mourn 97 killed in bomb blasts at a peace rally in ankara, turkey. turkish rebels or islamic state ministers were responsible. there has been accusations that the country's per cent is intensifying a crackdown on groups to help him win an election. mohammed jamjoom is our correspondent in ankara. >>> with emotions as raw as the day was sad, the mourners raged and cried in equal measure. mothers and aunts, unable to believe and unwilling to accept their loved ones were gone. about to bury the bodies of those activists who were attacked even as they called for p

>> vic. >> vic, nice to meet you. >> i'm lizzie. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too.le bit about what we do here. >> sure. >> we'll take a look at the car. i'll scan the vin number. i'll assess a value to the car. i hope i can meet your expectation levels. what were you guys trying to get for it? it--it's not what a book says a car is worth, it's what someone offers you for the car. so, let's start in the front of the car. i happened to notice when you guys were pulling in, there was a little--there's some damage on the bottom. >> yeah. >> some scrapes. i notice the wheels are a little scuffed also. that's, like, the only rim that didn't get damaged. on most cars, it's not the end of the world, but unfortunately on a bmw, you know, four rims could cost well over $1,000. based on what i just pointed out--the rims, the bumpers--i'd like to pay 14,000 for it. >> yeah. >> okay. >> jon did a great job on the appraisal. he held firm with the customer, and now he's doubling his profit on that purchase. i'm introducing jon to an auto dealer in new jersey. i have high expectat

palestinian leaders called for a strike on wednesday in a show of solidarity for the vic sills. cannes tea adds new prime minister elect justin trudeau his his election victory proves his country is back on the world stage. canada plans to withdraw fighter jets from the coalition fighting i.s.i.l. and the iraq and syria >>> clean up operations in the philippines after the tropical cyclone hit. 26 people have been killed. >>> aid agencies warn that hundreds of thousands of people in tiaz need help assistance. the government agreed to talks with the houthi rebels, the fighting continued on the ground. >> reporter: people in yemen are afraid to seek shelter in their homes. this used to be a bedroom. residents say it was shelled by houthi forces. in the hotly contested city of tiaz, nowhere seems safe. clashes and saudi arabia-led strikes conditioned tuesday. thousands were killed. the dire situation for millions of people is deteriorating. the world health organization says hundreds of thousands of civilians need life-saving medicines, food, safe water and fuel. humanitarian and he

could be bikers just ran our vic off the road. no tire tracks? no skid marks? happens all the time. drivers panic and floor the gas instead of the brake, end up with this. but, detectives, what does the name, terrence van doren mean to you? van doren, publisher ofthe new york ledger. -right? -that's the one. hedge fund hero got bored making billions. bought a third string tabloid on the verge of bankruptcy. turned it profitable. vehicle is registered d him. purse inside, not so much. the car owner is either messier than me, or new yorkers are using the river as their garbage can. no car owner is messier than you.

looking like mike vic? what are you series? jets win 34 to 20 ined the middle of a real good season. >> the redskinss drops them to fourth, dallas is oh and a by week, these are your updated standings, giants on top three and two, cowboys and eagles at two and three. of. >> we continue with the highlights let's go to the afc, andy dalton, 13 yard end for the score, bengals wins 34 to 21, six and 0. who saw that coming? >> not me. teams visiting the vikings. bridgewater for the touchdown there, minnesota wins 16 to ten, andy reid chiefs fall to one and five. jeremy maclin left the game with a discussion. >> bears visiting winless destroy the. meg tron completes the ball. a field goal and they are off. the lions win first game of the year, 37 to 34. >> how about this temple owls getting little national attention. for the first time since 1979, temple football ranged in the top 25 and today the owls entered the usa today coach's poll at 24 the at number 22. >> owls beat central florida 30 to 16 at the linc. undefeated and bowl leg

vic lee has an exclusive interview with one of the former inmates coming up at 6:00. >>> bad news for the sharks. the season hasn't started and they lost a key player yet again. raffi torres suspended 41 games for the hit that you see right here to the head of jacob silverberg. this happened in the preseason finale against anaheim on saturday night. torres, who has a history of such hits, will also lose $440,000 in salary. he played just 12 games because of knee injuries since coming off another suspension. that was for another hit. >>> and a day before the start of their preseason, yankees pitcher cc sabathia is checking into an alcohol rehab center. sabathia says he plans to be back with the yankees next season. in a statement he says this hurts me deeply to do this now, but i owe it to myself and my family to get this right. i want to be a better man, player and father. >>> the u.s. supreme court refused to hear san jose's appeal. the city sued major league baseball claiming its antitrust exemption, which allowed it to block the a's relocation, into what's considered giants territo

realizing he had been robbed the vic chases two suscts off a subway train. there's atruggle as you can see. the victim is then struck three times with a taster and shoved onto the tracks. fortunately no train was coming and the man was not electrocuted by the third rail. police released the video hoping to find those suspects. >>> and two men were killed last night when the car they were ding in crashed into a house nenear washiton, d.c. it's unclearar what caed the accident. no one was in the home at the time. neighbors say the family that lives there had left about 20 minutes prior. >>> well, the latest treatment for autism could be as simple as a nasal spray. doctors in australia tested oxytocin, a so-called love hormone drug,on a small group of children with autism all under the age of 8. researchersay those children showed significant social and behavioral improvements. specialists worldwide are cautiously optimistic but this limited study is limited and awaits further reseaearch. >>> and a missing sleepwalker in colorado has been found nine miles from

as vic lee reported exclusively last night, the inmates filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the sheriff and the county government. family members shared some of the heartbreaking letters they say were sent from loved ones in custody. >> they hit me until i [bleep] my pants. i tried to tell them to get off and i couldn't be -- couldn't breathe. >> he said we cat tau gore clear deny the inflammatory accusations. the attorneys for the plaintiffs say there should be video from inside the jail that shows the truth. >> a toon ager has been found guilty of murdering his little sister. leyla fowler was found stabbed to death. her brother isaiah then 12 years old blamed an intruder. the description of the intruder changed several times. he will be sentenced next month and can remain in custody for eight more years. >>> two young men are accused of stealing a cash box from a baseball tournament over the weekend. they drove off after taking the money. the victim followed them and gave their location to police. officers arrested the pair and recovered nearly $1300. >>> a whale that wash

i understand the vic m had to run more than a mile home to report this attack? >> reporter: that woman did not have her cell phone with her. she had to run a mile mo her house to call police to let them know that she was sexually assaulted by a man claiming he had a knife. yellow police tape and police officers scouring cove island park looking for clues after a 30-year-old woman jogging before dawn was attacked during her morning workout. >> this was the second lap around the track. she did notice him earlier whether when she went by but didn't pay attention because he looked like a jogger. second time around he grabbed r and pulled her into the grassy area. >> reporter: he dragged the woman to the water's edge sexually assaulting er aolecond time. >> i'm horrified. ne ver h rd anything like it before. it's really sad. reporter: sally comes to cove island park a few times a week but she's rethinking her safety after this morning's violent attack. i don't feel safe in here. i'm afraid to go down to where it's desolate. >> there's usually a few people here. i'm k

vic gee nguyen investigates. >> that's fallean mintz, we caught up with him after a viewer called us with questions about his organization. >> who are you with? >> gift a vet. >> gift a vet? >> mintz and a man who identified himself as bob told our under cover cameras how gift a vet helps veterans. >> we will put security deposits on apartments for a veteran. >> okay. >> we will take them to the va, get all their paperwork done. >> the men set up in front of these los gatos grocery stores six days a week next to an american flag and an ammo box for donations. >> in the average box there's roughly 200, 250 on the weekends. >> the majority of the funds that go into this box will provide outreach money to get the veterans who are living outdoors to the va. >> i think it's a scam. >> but bill hampshire isn't buying it. >> i don't understand how it could be anything but. >> he began questioning myths after his wife also a veteran gave the men some cash. >> the first guy had said that almost 100% of their donations went to veterans, but then when i asked the second guy how much he got to k