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please welcome vic mensa!the show. >> thank you for having me. >> trevor: it's so good to have you, man. been a fan of your music for a long time. we share very similar stories. growing up on different sides of the earth, still having an african parent, a parent who is white, when you look at that world and how you grew up, how do you think that influenced your music? you know, growing up in chicago where you lived in your family and you always talk about this, you were just vic. you didn't think of it as black or white and you get to an age where suddenly the world goes, no, no, vic, you're black. >> 100 percent. yeah, well, you know, being african. that's the half african thing. ( laughter ) you know how african parents are. it's all about school and, you know, discipline and like you said, when i was younger, i didn't feel very racial, though. i felt like a kid. around the time i was 11, 12 years old is when the world decides for you, you know, and decides that you are black and society has -- has deemed yo

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> wow. that is some story, vic. unbelievable. thank you so much. >> we certainly hope the winds will start to cooperate a little bit. and prevent more homes. >> i'm not sure it looks so encouraging at the moment. but meteorologist sandhya patel is following it. >> it's going to get worse before it gets better. let me show you a time lapse of our smoky sunset at 6:37. this was from our south beach camera earlier tonight. and you could see just how heavy the smoke was in san francisco as it was in many parts of the bay area. so really, this is what you're going to have to con tend with. the north wind blew the smoke toward the bay area, san francisco points southward. if you have respiratory issue, this is a bad time to be outside. now when you take a look at what's ahead for tomorrow, the winds are going to be howling. as a matter of fact, they'll be pretty gusty in the north bay and the east bay hills at the lower elevations. you're looking at wind gusts of about 30 miles an hour at times. possibly higher over the hilltops. it wi

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> wow. that is some story, vic. unbelievable. thank you so much. >> we certainly hope the winds will start to cooperate a little bit. and prevent more homes. >> i'm not sure it looks so encouraging at the moment. but meteorologist sandhya patel is following it. >> it's going to get worse before it gets better. let me show you a time lapse of our smoky sunset at 6:37. this was from our south beach camera earlier tonight. and you could see just how heavy the smoke was in san francisco as it was in many parts of the bay area. so really, this is what you're going to have to con tend with. the north wind blew the smoke toward the bay area, san francisco points southward. if you have respiratory issue, this is a bad time to be outside. now when you take a look at what's ahead for tomorrow, the winds are going to be howling. as a matter of fact, they'll be pretty gusty in the north bay and the east bay hills at the lower elevations. you're looking at wind gusts of about 30 miles an hour at times. possibly higher over the hilltops. it wi

vic lee, abc 7 news. >> wow. that is some story, vic. unbelievable.nk you so much. >> we certainly hope the winds will start to cooperate a little bit. and prevent more homes. >> i'm not sure it looks so encouraging at the moment. but meteorologist sandhya patel is following it. >> it's going to get worse before it gets better. let me show you a time lapse of our smoky sunset at 6:37. this was from our south beach camera earlier tonight. and you could see just how heavy the smoke was in san francisco as it was in many parts of the bay area. so really, this is what you're going to have to con tend with. the north wind blew the smoke toward the bay area, san francisco points southward. if you have respiratory issue, this is a bad time to be outside. now when you take a look at what's ahead for tomorrow, the winds are going to be howling. as a matter of fact, they'll be pretty gusty in the north bay and the east bay hills at the lower elevations. you're looking at wind gusts of about 30 miles an hour at times. possibly higher over the hilltops. it will b

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vic lee has the story. >> reporter: this was the first time since the rescue that the chp helicopter crew members saw pepe and graciela, their son and his grandparents. on sunday night they left their home just before it burned to the ground. >> all i can see is flames like 15, 20 feet high. >> reporter: they drove up to a field along the mountain. that's when the pilot and whitney saw the family. they landed the chopper. >> i said we can take four people and he made the decision of who was going to go. a very selfless act on his part. >> i told these guys, please take my family, you know. i'll be here. i was all right. >> i was crying, my son, my mom, everybody was -- everybody was crying. >> reporter: he tried hard not to show his fear but the flames were close. >> i called my daughter and i told her, if i don't see you again, remember i love you. >> reporter: his courage and selflessness did not go unnoticed. >> and he's saying take my family and go. so i mean -- kudos to him, you know. what a guy. >> i told him we were coming back and i don't think he believed us. >> reporter: of

so, our vic is a russian national. name of, uh -- -grigory mishkin.the police commissioner. he's the son of a consulate officer, which means this might get political. oh. great. lanie, so what do we got? throat was slashed. liver temp puts the time of death between 2:00 and 4:00 a.m. any idea what our victim was doing in an abandoned building in the middle of the night? no. his pockets were turned out, but his wallet and cellphone were found nearby. so the killer searched him, but there's no way to know if anything was taken. lanie, what do you make of these? looks like ink that was transferred from whatever was in his shirt. see if the lab can reconstruct the characters. he might have been killed because of whatever was inside. -yeah. -thanks. howdy. "howdy"? yeah, um, "yo" is getting played out, so i thought i'd try something new. you might want to keep trying, 'cause "howdy" is just -- wrong. well, i like it. oh, by the way, there's a homeless guy that was camped out down the block. he heard a car roar to life, burned rubber around 2:30 a.m., so i'

---el vic es seÑalado de ser el principal operador financiero de joaquin "el chapo" guzman...fugio. --querian mostrarle al papa el mural en el cual plasmaron las imgenes que revelan sus sentimientos. "otro sería que la gente sea buena y el otro que hubiera más manzanitas para que no tuvieran que matar a tantos animales" -- las palabras del papa tambien se escucharon en una prision de maxima seguridad para mujeres. -- mas de esta videoconferencia organizada por telemundo, la podra ver en nuestro noticiero nacional de las 6 y 30 de la tarde. podra ver en nuestro noticiero nacional de las 6 y 30 de la tarde. ---hoy en telemundo 48 damos inicio a nuestra unidad de investigacion... nos adentramos en oakland que se ha convertido por aÑos en una de las ciudades con mayor ndice de prostitucin del pas... --- una situacin que no es un secreto para las autoridades y que a pesar de sus esfuerzos an hay mujeres que venden sus cuerpos --- --- linda candelo, conoci de primera mano como funciona uno de los bulevares con mayor actividad en california..... donde han llegado a explotar sexualmen

prolonging people and increasing the opportunity to injessica themselves. -- inject themselves. >> vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> much more ahead here tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> i felt glad that she could be here and she had a safe place to stay. >> senior sleepover, new friendship tonight after seniors in the east bay stand up to help elderly. >>> we're going to tell you about the daring rescue in high zbls back now with -- >>> back now with a stunning look of the bay fires seen from space. nasa shared this image. vegetation is in red while burned areas appear in dark gray. >>> recovery from the wildfires, parliament in santa rosa we opened for the first time because of tubbs fire. this is images of patients being evacuated. the hospital was not damaged. hospital officials issues this statement, we are grateful to our wonderful physicians, snurns and staff, over 200 lost their homes. we are pleased to reopen our doors to the community. >>> a bid good-bye to new friends. fire evacuees they welcomed into their apartment for shelter. lesley brinkley live with more on how these seniors e

prolonging people and increasing the opportunity to injessica themselves. -- inject themselves. >> vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> much more ahead here tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> i felt glad that she could be here and she had a safe place to stay. >> senior sleepover, new friendship tonight after seniors in the east bay stand up to help elderly. >>> we're going to tell you about the daring rescue ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow! nice outfit. when i grow up, i'm going to mars. we're working on that. some people know how far they want to go. a personalized financial strategy can help you get them there. see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. zbls back now with -- >>> back now with a stunning look of the bay fires seen from space. nasa shared this image. vegetation is in red while burned areas appear in dark gray. >>> recovery from the wildfires, parliament in santa rosa we opened for the first time because of tubbs fire. this is images of patients being evacuated. the hospital was not damaged. hospital officials issues this statement, we are gratef

. >>> we have diy gadgets to help take your home projects to the next level, right, vic?'t you just hate it when you start a do it yourself project and then you realize you don't have the right tools to do it yourself. dick debartolo's joining us looking like -- >> a member of the village people? this is from pod life. it did win a diy for value. and this is like having someone hold the flashlight. what you do, i have it on bright now. it's magnetic. so you aim it where you want the light to be. and then it will just stay there for you. if you're working under the sink and you want to aim, i'm not going to aim it into the camera. it's 250 lumens. >> all right. so dick, like i was saying, great. >> so this part is >> and the bottom is magnetic. in your car, you can attach it to the hood or under the sink. >> hard-to-reach areas. >> and it's under $20. from craftsman, this is pretty neat, a sidewinder tape measure. this guy lays flat and roll it out. and it doesn't fall off, because the broad edge is down. and then -- >> what's the practical use for that? >> when you measur

about the vix i explain how it's supposed to work relatively to the s&p when stocks go up you want the vic to go down a falling vix suggest a rally's forreal. when stocks are going down the climb is likely to continue so long the vix keep spiking. it's like when the volatility and s&p moves in the same direction we're likely to get a reversal trend at a time when the vic was rising along with the market that made sebastian worry we could be headed for decline. the s&p got hit with the closest thing to a real sell off we had all year, nice going to sebastian. now, the situation's changed the s&p's running higher, vix keeps falling. that's what its supposed to do even though we keep getting all sorts of warnings from analyst, and they're daily, it feels like there's some supposed expert talking about how we're in a budget, the guy served chicken last night at this barbecue place, he said cramer's going to crash, i don't know, chicken was good but everybody's got their opinion. as we head into earning season you might expect traders and investors to ring the register and get more cautious but

so for any fire evacuees are vic adams, they can find his location by going on napa valley corporateve and come through the back here. this is the health and human services building. in side evacuees and fire victims will find one-stop shopping for information and assistance from the federal government, state and local agencies. they can file claims for financial aid, get help with finding temporary housing, and turn off and stop payments for utilities. >> we were looking to talk to pg&e because we know we have no power or water at our house. and that our panel box completely melted to the ground. so before we can get any power back up there. >> it can be anything from local mental health resources to the california dmv. if you have questions about how to get your people -- paperwork. birth certificate that sort of thing if you lost it in the fire. >> after registering with fema they are encouraged to meet with the small business administration. to get low interest loans to rebuild. >> homeowners can borrow 1.3 quarters percent interest. renters can get like $40,000 for personal prop

abc 7 reporter vic low has a look at what's left. >> it was beautiful.was, and a lot of us in it. >> reporter: to be exact 30 years of making wine here for ray and his wife. beautiful, it was. their winery overlooking the valley. the vineyard still beautifully lined over the sloping landscape, untouched by the fires, but the winery, fwloer story. >> that will be a little patio right here and you'd be walking in through the doors right here into the building. >> the winery was right in the path of the raging fire. ray was out of town with his two children. his wife called him late sunday night and he says she was hysterical. >> i believe the fire probably started up on at lack peak around 10:00 and came roaring down this way an literally got into this area by i think 11:30. >> the fast moving blaze fueled by 50-mile-per-hour winds came from the northern slopes of the mountain engulfing the building. >> that used to be a wine bottle, hey maizing. >> reporter: wine bottles melted under the intense heat. >> pushed the cork out, boiled the wine right out of i

vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> new information tonight from the lake county sheriff's office on yesterday's shooting rampage that left two people dead and two others wounded. investigators say suspect allen ashmore's shooting spree began in the midmorning before he was captured on this surveillance video at a gas station in clear lake oaks, armed with a shotgun. now investigators say he first shot a 22-year-old woman in the foot during an argument inside his home. then minutes later, the 61-year-old allegedly confronted his 85-year-old father douglas outside the family home, shooting and killing him. he then pointed the handgun at a neighbor, but it misfired. he went to another neighbor's house, allegedly fired shots outside, and then walked inside and shot at the occupants. he hit no one, but a woman was hurt when she jumped out of a window. next, deputies say ashmore went to the home of a former employee and then opened fire there. no one was home. minutes later, he allegedly shot and killed his neighbor richard braden, who was sitting in his parked vehicle. after that, investigators say

leland: live pictures in henderson, nevada with prayer services going on this sunday for the vic ends bigger shooting. you can see behind the folks on stage vegas strong, which has become a recurring theme over the past week as las vegas reels from this. this says we are learning more details about the deadly shooting, specifically about the shooter has elves, perhaps even some insights into his planning. investigators now believe the note left behind in the gunman's hotel room had a series of calculation that helped him take more precise shot down onto that card of concertgoers. will carr live from las vegas now >> authorities now believe that stephen paddock may have had an undiagnosed mental illness that may lead to almost 500 injuries. there's still question swirling around the ultimate motive here. putting up billboards across town and we are also hearing more and more stories than erosive them. they piled survivors into his car while bullets were flying and then drove them to safety. >> how many people? i don't know maybe 12. >> the community continues to shield vice president m

here with more is vic jagger from 102.3. see you once again. >> good to see you. >> in light of all we've been hearing about harvey weinstein and all the stories about his alleged activities, jennifer lawrence now coming out and talking. what's her story? >> she did reveal something that happened to her early in her career where she had to lineup nude with other actresses. and this was to, i guess, inspire a diet. now, she said she had lined up with women than she was and it was to help her to lose weight. she said she felt degraded and humiliated. and one of the producers kind of made some derogatory comments to her in regards do her weight. >> this was not weinstein, we should say for the record. >> it was not, no. >> did she identify the producer, who it was? >> no, she didn't say the name specifically, but one was a female producer and one was a male. >> a woman did this to her. >> it was a woman who was like pressing her to lose weight. >> what do you think about that? >> i think it's ridiculous. i mean, the things that

to vic is through concepts preparing for a concert is the most exciting part but i could rehearse and rehearsal not because i want to rehearse but because i always have the feeling now i could still see something else a different angle from this note from this piece from this intention and of course once you start looking there's no end if you've got anything not to go create. the the way. the more so because it isn't is on my business it's very interesting you are animated by the music but the music is not our music the music is primarily by someone else but you must also have respect for the new zick i mustn't forget i'm just a musician not a composer one. of the seven and that's often the difficulty with interpreting losing you must make yourself the composition. but the music is still animated by who we are and our souls and above all our emotions. you hoped it would soon and. the food. you. the synagogue and said this and he brings to the egg icon chattel is one of my favorite pieces you probably mirrors aspects of my own character it's very dark intimate honest and very direct.

there are hundreds of people offering transportation, shelter and other information to fire vic's. >>> the state attorney general is reminding business owners price gouging is against the law during a state of emergency. california's price gouging law bans many different businesses from charging more than 10% that the price was before an emergency. violators could be fined or face up to a year in jail. there is an exception if the business's cost of labor, goods or materials is also increased. if you have information about gouging, file a complaint on the attorney generals website or call the police or sheriff's department. >>> the fires are impacting our air quality across the bay area. people can smell the smoke hundreds of miles away. doctors say it bears repeating. heavy smoke can create health problems, especially for young children, seniors, people with breathing difficulties. fire department phone lines were swamp from people concerned the smoke could be too close to their homes. some schools including if you in marin county suspended out to recess are called of outer practices

a cement factory at brae vic southwest of oslo.it blasts huge amounts of the greenhouse gas into the air. wants to capture that harmful carbon dioxide and use it to manufacture a synthetic fuel based on blue crude. it's a big problem for and we can use this public i said into products produced approximately one hundred million liters. which in turn. if we use only. could be huge proximately one of those costs. how that is head of i p e k the institute of product engineering in cars germany. one of his research areas is vehicle drive systems and the future of transportation . he believes that electric vehicles will not entirely replace those powered by combustion engines. he says the kind of diesel made from blue crude looks very promising for one thing gas stations wouldn't need to be modified to accommodate it cars wouldn't need to be modified either standard fuel tanks and engines would do just fine. and of others. developing a sustainable hydrogen based system will take a long time and a well thought out strategy but i believe i

the old vic tater, sits down, obedient enough.hrough, it lights up the biblicalfamine. now, sun breaks through, it lights up the biblical famine. now, in sun breaks through, it lights up the biblicalfamine. now, in the 20th century. the depressing conclusion in argentina today, it is cheaper to paper your walls with money. concorde i was out in style after almost three decades in service, an aircraft that has had many admirers for so long, taxis home one last time. this is newsday on the bbc. our top stories: president xi jingping has consolidated his position at the top of chinese politics becoming the nation's powerful leader for a generation. two republican senators have attacked president trump. senator lake has described behaviour from the white house as undignified and reckless. let's take a look at some of the front pages. there is the story of the hong kong book—seller we had earlier in the programme. the paper says he is still missing despite swedish authorities saying he has been freed. shifting our attention to the phil

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two young people were detained and released from the crown vic.at you're being pulled over by a fake officer there, are steps to take. that includes calling 911 to verify with the dispatcher that is a legitimate pull-over. you should pull over because if it is a real officer, you don't want to evade arrest. we talked with the lieutenant earlier this morning. he said in his 25-plus years on the force, this is a very rare incident. he says in his memory, he's only known this to happen five or six times in more than 20 years. so, again, it is rare but it does occasionally happen. >> thank you, christien. >>> increased security expected at milpitas high school and counseling for students and staff there after a student brought a gun to school. >> ktvu's azenith smith says there were two other reports just this week of similar incidents at bay area school snooze police on campus, something that no parent wants to see. >> you have your kids texting you, mom, school is on lockdown. >> reporter: she is breathing a sigh of relief that her daughter, a fresh

today's blood drive also benefited the vic victims of the recent hurricanes.till ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight a local high school football team manager gets his chance on the field. >> the boys have really just rallied around him, and really just made him feel a part of it. >> well, meet cole fitzgerald and alex lemonade stand hero with dreams of one day making it to the nfl. plus, lights for the cure. a look at the latest philadelphia area to get its dose of pink tonight. and a bit later, homecoming humor. flooding devastated two texas families, but their teenagers are still going to the big dance thanks to a fun l i did everything i could to make her party perfect. almost everything. you know, 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. ♪ >>> welcome back everyone. alex lemonade stand is near and dear to our hearts here at "eyewitness news", and today we had the chance to watch one of our lemonade stand heroes live live to the fullest. cole fit

four thousand people in the move in the region are vic did by the army in order to make way for a plantation run by a major german called a traitor. the villagers have been fighting ever since for their rights bad for justice. the movement to coffee plantations and the bitter taste of eviction in forty five minutes on d w. with think different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters d. w. made for minds. d. w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on top of that i've been going there you know. they're with us our innovations magazine for asia. every week and always looking to the future on d. w. dot com science and research for asia. two events made deafened famous first president putin personally awarded him russian citizenship in two thousand and fourteen seconds.

mr trump says he is the vic of a witch—hunt.rying to connect events here in ukraine with what happened later in the presidential campaign. the sacked leader of catalonia, carles puigdemont, has arrived in belgium and hired a lawyer specialising in immigration with speculation he may seek asylum. earlier, the spanish attorney—general said he was seeking charges, including rebellion, sedition and the misappropriation of public funds against mr puigdemont and other separatist leaders over last week's unilateral declaration of independence. sarah corker reports. without resistance, spain's national government has taken over the day—to—day running of this, the catalan region. carles puigdemont, the deposed catalan leader, faces charges of rebellion. he's now decided to escape before facing arrest. translation: he is in belgium, i think, to step away a bit and to let things calm down. he didn't give me much more explanation. i'm not his political assistant, but his justice assistant. and speculation is growing that mr puigdemont is pr

i'm ann mack vic, thanks for joining us for extended coverage of the fire emergency in the bay area. >>> at least 15 fires are burning in seven counties, napa, sonoma, beut, yuba and lake. none of the fires are contained. here are the latest numbers, at least 10 people have been killed, seven in sonoma, one in napa and one in mendocino. at least 79,000 acres have burned, 1,500 homes and buildings destroyed and more than 20,000 people forced to evacuate. >> rescue crews have been trying to reach anybody trapped by the flames and this is what they've been up against. in napa county the chp has rescued at least 44 people by air. crews have also been going door to door, trying to make sure everybody got out okay. a curfew is in effect right now for parts of santa rosa, that's in effect until sunrise this morning. it appears to the area -- it applies to the areas highlighted in red there on your screen. those are under mandatory evacuation orders. this is just one example of why the santa rosa hilton hotel burned to the ground, just one of several businesses destroyed. guests of the hotel

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hasan welcome vic to dip attempted murder assault and kidnapping. he has become the first country to withdrawal from the international criminal court the pullout takes effect on friday a year after it notified the united nations intention to leave it follows accusations that the core focus too much on africa. withdrawal doesn't affect ongoing. those are your headlines counting the cost is next. to zero. every. hello i'm sam is a than this is counting the past an al-jazeera weekly look at the world of business and economics this week out of pocket and out of patience italy's rich northern regions vote make a break from rome. also this week china enshrines the president's political philosophy into the constitution or will it mean for the nation's pocket book plus cashing out traders get ready to say goodbye to hong kong stock exchange as computers take their jobs. millions of citizens in two of italy's wealthy northern regions of voted to take more control over their own economic affairs echoing recent developments in catalonia lombardi and venator ha

yesterday we witnessed them celebrating on the streets of rackament they were in a vic —— raqqa.ctorious mood after a four—month long battle. it could take months until raqqa has been cleared of all the explosives laid by isis. then they will somehow have to find a way to rebuild this shattered city, reallyjust the skeleton shattered city, reallyjust the s keleto n of shattered city, reallyjust the skeleton of a city at this point. there is barely a building that has been left unscathed. some of them have been pulverised by artillery and by fighting. others have been flattened by us air strikes. nearly all of the residents, in fact, probably all of the residents have 110w probably all of the residents have now fled the city and many are in refugee camps. it is a terrible irony that in order to retake raqqa they've had to destroy the city. let's hear from some of those trapped in raqqa under is control. translation: they shot at my family, but allah is stronger than them. translation: it was a horror. i tried to leave twice but couldn't. they were shooting at me. they said, "you'r

. >> we'll start with abc reporter vic lee who is at the scene of the crash. >> reporter: police areing off that section of turk street between franklin and van ness. most of the investigators have left the crime scene. we were pumping gas a couple of blocks away on van ness when we heard on the police scanner, officer down. it happened just before 12:30 this afternoon on turk street between franklin and van ness. we got here just after the accident. a large group of officers attended to him as they waited for an ambulance. a police vehicle nearby. we've heard the officer was a member of the tenderloin bicycle unit. just a little while ago, san francisco police spokesman explained what happened. >> so officers were could not an investigation into a possible firearms

. >> vic lee joins us with what happened on sunday. >> the ntsb first of all is still investigating the july incident with air canada. that final report has yet to be completed. now the faa is investigating sunday night's incident here. >> this was the second time air canada was involved in a potentially serious incident. in july, one of the planes came within 59 feet of crash landing into others plane. the pilot mistakenly thought the. at ay, the taxally way was a runway. the plane was on approach to land when air traffic control believed another plane was on the run way. >> go around. >> air traffic control repeated the instructions to go around six times. the pilot did not respond. the tower operator then activated a flashing red light to alert the crew. >> the light is very bright. hand held by the tower operator. usually brings it down out of the ceiling. aims it directly at the cockpit of the airplane. >> he is a retired pilot who has thrown for three decades. >> the lights are so bright and so effective that they're very difficult to miss. >> fortunately the air canada jet landed

man's daughter tells me she was watching the news yesterday, but never imagined her dad was one of the vic 5:00 a.m. every morning to make the long commute. she also set as the family grieves, they are praying for the shooter. is holding amily prayer service on the living room floor after the 53-year-old was shot and killed wednesday morning. >> he was the best dad anyone could ask for. he never drank. he never hurt anyone. he was a nice, soft hearted, goodhearted man. of three victims killed after police say a disgruntled employee opened fire, shooting five employees at a kitchen counter company. he had worked there for 40 years, making the hour and 20 minute drive from arlington each morning. says she canughter remember him coming home and saying prince >> he didn't get along with the other employees. >> her father was described as a hard worker and the ultimate family man. three children and two grandchildren. as his family grieves then tries to rapids head around this senseless tragedy, she says she forgive sprints. .- forgives prince >> we can only forgive him through god's love. it i

i'm ann mack vic, thanks for joining us for extended coverage of the fire emergency in the bay area.ontained. here are the latest numbers, at least 10 people have been killed, seven in sonoma, one in napa and one in mendocino. at least 79,000 acres have burned, 1,500 homes and buildings destroyed and

we're delighted, i'm not doing the introduction yet but we're delighted to have vic martin here tonight, vic, welcome to the club. >>. >> were also glad to have our friends from c-span here so that's pretty cool. thanks to the guys at c-span. just a couple of quick announcements, our next event here at the club will be first thursday. he loves them too. our next event is first thursday, october 5 and that will be our farewell party to our county chairwoman and l malthus who, she and her husband moved to washington, her husband david was a noted economist is part of the, easy undersecretary of the treasury or international monetary affairs been confirmed as undersecretary so they moved, and he apparently is going to be here that night so i think it's a great opportunity for us to celebrate them and to wish them the best in washington and keep up the good connection with washington. his first thursday in october october 5 so that will be, like in two weeks or so. in about two weeks from this week so it will be a great event, make sure you come back for that. i want to put in a plug , it's

. >> the other vic them who is a graduate of cal high, her family says she was planning on attending her high school reunion here i cal high in the homecoming is next weekend.>>> time is 6:10 am, the country music singer who was performing at the time the shooting started has canceled his upcoming concerts. he was due to perform in los angeles, san diego and anaheim but those shows have been canceled. he says it's the right thing to do out of respect for the victims. his tour will resume october 12 in tulsa, oklahoma jennifer lopez is also canceling her shows a planet hollywood this week.>>> the las vegas high- rise shooting scenario has turned out to be a security nightmare. coming up we will tell you what other cities are doing to try to keep people safe.>>> coming up next nasa fires a rocket into space. find out when that rocket returns to earth.>>> woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pas

the vic them in this case was able to fight off her attacker and escape and run for help. tonight, right now, prior to canvassing this neighborhood, police are asking anyone who recognizes this individual in the video to please give them a call. reporting live, stephen tschida. nancy: seven is on your side with your alert id crime maps. don't miss our special report tonight about what to do if you are suddenly attacked. only see on seven. of the d.c. police arresting a man who they say robbed an elderly woman and her adult children. the arrest triggered a shelter in place alert on campus. the overnight armed robbery occurred in silver spring, outside the home of the victim. as kevin lewis learned, the convenience store is likely in the center of all of this. >> the video is grainy, but you can see two cars up to this silver spring home this morning. a 51-year-old man driving the first vehicle. his 77-year-old mother and 53 old sister, right behind. but then, two armed men ambushed the victims, stealing the cash that they were carrying from their convenience store in d.c..

earlier reports and we were saying it yesterday because they told us there were 59 vic thames. las vegas police say they included the gunmen in that member police say he killed himself at the hotel.>>> we are learning more about a woman who graduated from san jose independence high school who was killed in the attack she was 32-year-old and yesterday her friends and family talked about her in her life. she is being remembered as a happy person full of life and recently fell in love with country music. her latest adventure was the three-day music and stubble -- festival. her family desperately tried to reach her sunday night and there was no answer until the stranger answered her phone.>> we are hoping she did not feel the fear or the terror. it was a quick and peaceful death.>> she met cody robertson there at the concert he was standing next to her when she was shot. he said she was unresponsive and he tried to shield her from the gunfire as he was loading her into a truck with other shooting victims. he delayed his flight home so he could be the to meet her family when they ar

. >> a former district attorney is suing one alleged sexual assault vic victims. bill castor refused to prosecute in 20 05. he is saying andrea costand tried to derail his bid for district attorney. she said cosby drugged and assaulted her. >> it was the last straw at broke the camel back after decade of crying out. >> what do we want. >> justice. >> and a new hbo documentary chronicles death of freddie gray and how it sparked protests and riots in baltimore, called "baltimore rising" and it showcases how the city dealt with aftermath of the riots. and the documentary director is sonya stone and film is set to air on hbo coming up never 20. >> should be interesting to watch i'm sure. >> tony and shawn they're standing by for newscast at 6 now. >> it begins right now. >> right now at 6:00. two teens shot in a virginia park. the suspected teen shooter turns the gun on himself. we're live with the latest on a possible motive. >> muss he's charged with sexually assaulting a woman in the district. now another local police department is accusing d.c. man of trying again

here's abc 7 news reporter vic lee. >> dozens spoke in support of the bill. >> what this piece of legislationassing, it would help us out a lot. >> i'd like to support the legislation. i consider it a first step. >> car break-ins like this one have become an epidemic. so far this year more than 17,000 cars have been broken into. some 3,600 more than the same time last year. with that in mind, this supervisor's committee hearing on legislation authored by supervisors norman knee and hill letterry ron nan. it could, i the chief to dedicate officers at each district station to focus on car wlaers and other property crimes. chief william scott attended the hearing talking about his new policies and that they were working. >> which we added 80 foot beat officers just recently a couple months zblag then supervisoree told the crowd there would be a news conference immediately after the hearing. reporters and some of the public moved to another conference room where the surprise announcement was made. they were dropping the legislation. instead, they would make it a nonbinding resolution urging the c

at least three of the teen in the crown vic victoria under 18 including the driver. >> teenagers doingng. jeff ranieri with us now. we have made it to friday. >> i know took a while. >> and it's been a busy afternoon. trackth the fire in the east san jose. winds not that string right now out of the north at 6:00. i'll track what the firefighters facing ton. and when rain returns. >>> a store tells him he is no longer allowed to return items even with a receipt. and it could happen to you. i'm consumer investigator chris chumara. nbc bay area responds next. cheat. the storean >>> nbc bay area responds to a san jose man who says a national mcmahon labeled him a cheat. >> the store band him from returning merchandise. he called us our consumer investigator for some help. here is chris chumara. >> reporter: he was frustrated because he couldn't get answers. mr. dang's home has a wall of pricey electronics, behinding he is a loyal best buy shopper. yet best buy denied him a small $8 refund even though the date was within the return period and he had the receipt. >> when i was up they said m

it went dark to honor the vic tils of the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history.ost of the lights along the iconic las vegas strip dimmed last night. the timing marked one week since a gunman opened fire on a country music concert killing 58 and injuring more than the gunfight on capitol hill. democrats have already introduced legislation after the shooting, but overall, republicans are holding strong in their opposition to any new gun control laws. that includes house majority whip steve scalise who was shot by a gunman earlier this summer. here's what he said on "meet the press." >> it is a long history in our country to make sure you protect the rights of citizens to bear arms. >> but is it unlimited? >> it is. >> you really believe it's unlimited? >> you've seen limits in place and you've seen laws on the books. those laws are -- you're right in the sense that there are limits on the gun ownership. but frankly, let's go out and enforce those laws. >> in the aftermath of the las vegas shooting, some top republicans have said they are open to looking at banning

the driver got out of the crown vic and approached his car. the suspect got out of the car, pulled a hood up over his head and approached the car. that set off alarm bells for the victim. he took off and the suspect also took off. that's when the victim turned the tables on the suspect, following them to get a license plate and provide a description to the real police. the alameda county deputies spotted the vehicle come up pulled over for an unrelated traffic violation. the deputy realized it was the fake police car. they say if you suspect are being pulled over by a fake officer there are steps you can take. >> make sure that it's not a police officer. if you suspect it's not, i would immediately recommend that you dial 911 if you think someone is trying to pull you over who may be impersonating a police officer. be careful. if it is an officer and you drive off, that is against the law as well. >> reporter: that deputy arrested the teenage driver of that crown victoria, allegedly for impersonating a police officer. a second adult was also a