we asked the mayor about vinson's latest arrest. i think there were number of mistakes across the board and ah this is really why we need. >>some changes to our criminal justice system why we need mental health reform. why we need to make sure that the systems are in place to make sure that someone like this who was arrested in the first instance is addressed and it doesn't lead to an additional situation. >>this week an casar ian and the group's safe embarcadero for all used her incident to call for a halt to the construction of the homeless navigation center adjacent to kiss aryans condo but the mayor is still committed to the plan is sadly in san francisco. homelessness is a major issue and so the question is do we allow people to continue to sleep on our streets or do we at least provide opportunities for them to go indoors. >>get supportive wraparound services so that we can help them transition into the help and the support they need or into permanent supportive housing. >>other note we should tell you is you know the judges a

>> doris vinson. >> commissioners, doris vinson, resident, hunters point. since i don't believe any of you were commissioners when we started building on parcel a-1, the c.a.c.s was housed on parcel a-1. in the officer's housing, one house was set aside for staff to be housed. when that was determined that we were actually going to build on parcel 5-1, we were moved to a trailer. parcel a-1, it was our understanding that it was never contaminate contaminated. it was the housing for the officer's quarters, and i was privileged going into every one of those houses. so i feel safe when they finish retesting to satisfy the homeowners, you're going to find that it's a safe place. we've gone over this over and over and over again, and being an old voice clubber, we have to understand what is naturally in the soil, and that's what you're going to find. we know that there's serpentine. serpentine will show up as asbestos, and that's harmful, but that's not the navy or anybody else's fault. that's god's doing. so i think you're going to find that parcel a-1 is safe.

we asked the mayor about vinson's latest arrest. i think there were number of mistakes across the board and. >>this is really why we need some changes to our criminal justice system why we need mental health reform. why we need to make sure that the systems are in place to make sure that someone like this who was arrested in the first instance is addressed and it doesn't lead to an additional situation. >>this week in casar ian and the group's safe embarcadero for all used her incident to call for a halt to the construction of the homeless navigation center adjacent to kiss aryans condo but the mayor is still committed to the plan is sadly in san franyisco. homelessness is a major issue and so the question is do we allow people to continue to sleep on our streets or do we at least provide opportunities for them to go indoors. >>get supportive wraparound services so that we can help them transition into the help and the support they need or into permanent supportive housing. >>the district attorney's office has also come under fire f

we asked the mayor about vinson's latest arrest. i think there were.r of mistakes across the board and a and this is really why we need some changes to our criminal justice system why we need mental health reform. why we need to make sure that the systems are in place to make sure that someone like this who was arrested in the first instance is addressed and it doesn't lead to an additional situation. >>this week in casar ian and the group's safe embarcadero for all used her incident to call for a halt to the construction of the homeless navigation center adjacent to kiss aryans condo but the mayor is still committed to the plan is sadly in san francisco. homelessness is a major issue and so the question is do we allow people to continue to sleep on our streets or do we at least provide opportunities for them to go indoors. >>get supportive wraparound services so that we can help them transition into the help and the support they need or into permanent supportive housing in addition to the judge the da's office also came under fire last week for having

we asked the mayor about vinson's latest arrest. >>i think there were number of mistakes across the board and ah this is really why we need some changes to our criminal justice system why we need mental health reform. why we need to make sure that the systems are in place to make sure that someone like this who was arrested in the first instance is addressed and it doesn't lead to an additional situation. >>this week in casar ian and the group's safe embarcadero for all used her incident to call for a halt to the construction of the homeless navigation center adjacent to kiss aryans condo but the mayor is still committed to the plan is sadly in san francisco. homelessness is a major issue and so the question is do we allow people to continue to sleep on our streets or do we at least provide opportunities for them to go indoors. >>get supportive wraparound services so that we can help them transition into the help and the support they need or into permanent supportive housing in addition to the judge the da's office also came under f

>>vinson's public defender this was not a lot of austin was taking out of the program where he was become stabilized. getting the help that he needed. he was having the root causes of some of his issues being addressed and now he's in jail. when he's not going to help with those issues. >>back live outside the hall of justice now vince it is due back in court on september 4th at that time they're going to try consolidate these 2 cases bring them together add the charges altogether so it can all be tried in one setting without doing it on separate occasions in the meantime as we learned yesterday, san francisco police are looking at vincent for 2 other cases at this point. they have not brought a case to the district attorney's office that's the latest live at the hall of justice in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan another developing story we are following 2 of the 3 jurors removed yesterday from the go ship trial in oakland. >>may end up facing contempt of court charges. this comes as the jurors were replaced after serious misconduct allegations. kron 4 says he do in w

we asked the mayor about vinson's latest arrests. i think there were. >>and a number of mistakes across the board and this is really why we need some changes to our criminal justice system why we need mental health reform. why we need to make sure that the systems are in place to make sure that someone like this who was arrested in the first instance is addressed and it doesn't lead to an additional situation. >>this week in casar ian and the group's safe embarcadero for all used her incident to call for a halt to the construction of the homeless navigation center adjacent to kiss aryans condo but the mayor is still committed to the plan is sadly in san francisco. homelessness is a major issue and so the question is do we allow people to continue to sleep on our streets or do we at least provide opportunities for them to go indoors. >>get supportive wraparound services so that we can help them transition into the help and the support they need or into permanent supportive housing in addition to the judge the da's office also came under fire last week fo

>>vinson is due back in court next month but prosecutors say they're going to try to consolidate the cases. >>the san francisco business owner says it was his 13 year-old son who saved him from an attack by a homeless man. the owner of exit which troubles on columbus streets as the man walked into the store started harassing customers and there you see the owner telling him to leave the owner comes around towards the front towards the bottom of the screen there in a second is going around the counter and then go outside to continue to force that person to leave and that is when the attacker started choking the store owner once we got who have actually grabbed a bat and threatened to hit the man and that's what made him go away. the attacker took off. later returned to the shop though, and that's when he was arrested by police. the man faces charges of assault making threats and false imprisonment. muni has voted to name the future subway station in chinatown after lobbyist rose pock the station will be named the chinatown rose pox station. pop was a community leader who many credit w

>>vinson should have at least been taken in for a mental health evaluation. montoya says this case is highlighting what he calls a revolving door and it's frustrating for is officers and oftentimes the person is. >>released from the hospital for release from the jail, we're not even taken to jail because of prop 47 and the deal with the person sometimes 2 or 3 times in the ship. >>a spokesperson for a group who is opposing a proposed navigation center along the embarcadero released a statement after learning about the new allegations against vincent it reads in part quote the shocking assault case of alleged assailant austin james vincent is emblematic of what is wrong in san francisco. it now turns out mister vincent is alleged to have committed a previous crime with a knife against a woman. this is a matter of public safety not politics. end quote montoya is hoping vincent will remain in custody until at least a preliminary hearing. i just hope the just cause other judges. >>to maybe pazzini is not be just you know, so mary did i say to back up the public w

spike in radiation levels after an explosion at a military facility near the port city of several vinson 2 people were killed in what the defense ministry described as an accident involving a jet engine nuclear submarines are based in the area. millions more people around the world could go hungry if we don't change the way we farm and lower our consumption of meat this is the message from scientists on the un's intergovernmental panel on climate change and a new report out today the researchers said since the late 19th century average global temperatures have risen by no point 87 degrees celsius now this is helped to create deserts degrade land and in danger of food security of the world's land there that's not covered by ice roughly 70 percent so what is being used for the production of food textiles fuel and housing and that's likely to increase if the world's population continues to grow so the i.p.c.c. slightest report is also a call for action it says we have to change how we use the planet. the message in the report is clear if things don't change quickly it will become increasing

francisco superior court judge christine van aken before she ruled tuesday to really suspect austin vinson with this sort of case management pending his next court appearance. while the da's office is not showing the video is typical in an arraignment. historian says the da's office assured her. they have done everything they could but did they tell you specifically asked them did she see that video and they said yes. >>that's what they told me. >>that's like a sorry and was so outraged at the judge's initial decision. now that she knows the facts outrageous with the da's office. >>are we always making decisions like this are we always keeping core evidence from judges this one positive for sarin it's that the judge has now ruled the defendant austin vincent must wear a gps ankle monitor if anything hopefully there are more eyes on him that knows what he's up to and what he's doing. and at least i know that he can't get close to me personally. >>yes, it makes me feel a lot safer and better today than it was yesterday friday afternoon can sorry and says she reached out to prosecutors and as

judge van aken said she's concerned that until vinson's underlying issues are addressed. he is a public safety risk as a result. she ruled there would be no bail in either of the 2 cases sending vincent back to the county jail pending his next hearing. boston's. >>you know obviously upset about the situation. my focus is remain on austin is helping austin and i'm just going to keep helping them navigate through this complex system. >>vinson's public defender who in a previous hearing said vincent was having a mental health crisis at the time of last week's incident argued vincent was not a that to public safety and should be released. >>he was having the root causes of some of his issues being addressed and now he's in jail. when he's not going to help with those issues when son pleaded not guilty to the new charges. he's due back in court on september 4th at which time prosecutors will try him consolidating these 2 cases into one. in the meantime police are currently looking at 2 other cases to see if vincent is connected at the hall of justice in san francisco. dan kerm

, in the hearing, charges related to a separate incident from february were dropped after austin vinson's defense attorney proved he was in rehab in southern california at the time of that attack. ldwithout this attack outside the westgate condo building on august 11 and the prosecutors showed this video in court today. a statement waele hano voice, emotionally paralyz. th ot. >> whewe tabout human behaor, it's difficuhorisky som or may not be but we always have to do that analysis in the name of public safety. >> reporter: cameras were not allowed in court and this is video of yesterday's hearing where vincent was quiet and subdued. both sides talked today about his rap sheet and trying to prove whether or not he had a violent history. his most recent crime was petty theft and he had a conviction in new york for menacing with a weapon. we just heard from the defense attorney outside the courtroom who said he still will push for his client to be remanded into a treatment program and said this guy will get out and you treabere at happens. ndtosizarre. sc idiff speak rtfor e's motis some th

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the public defender said the suspect, austin vinson, has kept the conditions of his orders. the judge that oversaw the case saw the surveillance video and the video of the attack epped up scrutiny over a proposed navigation center along the embarcadero. the fight has been politically charged since it was proposed with neighbors hoping the video will make politicians change their minds. >> it's simply that we don't feel safe and we have a really good reason. the city can no longer deny our concerns about safety. i hate this. >> everybody hates it but the path is not to shutdown social services. it is to have more social services. >>> it's part of the mayor london breed's plan to build 1000 shelter beds in san francisco by 2020. >>> the jury in the ghost ship warehouse trial will enter the third full week of deliberations. jurors are struggling to find out of derrick alemena and max harris are guilty of involuntary manslaughter and e jurors asked to review testimony from a woman who lived in that warehouse including details on conditions inside and a lack of a sprinkler system

judge kristine then aiken ruled austin vinson is a public safety risk and she refused to said bail. his attorney public defender was not policed. >>you know obviously upset about the situation. my focus is remain on austin is helping austin and i'm just going to keep helping them navigate through this complex system. there's always a balance that's time and we believe that balance definitely merits a keeping the defendant in to advance public safety. >>vincent is due back in court next month prosecutors say they will try to consolidate these 2 cases they have now into want can and now back to you thank you grant a san francisco man says his 13 year-old son saved him while he's being attacked by a homeless man, the owner of exo extra falls on columbus. >>in north beach says a man walked into a store started harassing customers when he got the man out of his shop that's when he says the suspect attacked him and began choking him. he says his 13 year-old son grabbed a baseball bat and threatened to hit the man that man took off. but later returned to the shop and that's when he was arr

through all of it the one big question mark has really been austin james vinson. who is this guy and what has he been doing before he services last week? suddenly there are a number of people who think they know who this man is.>>> they were attacked mr. vincent with a knife. those individuals had called for an uber ride and they were able to get into the uber and leave the scene. >> reporter: the attack on february 4 at fourth and brandon. the victims escape

judge van aken said she's concerned that until vinson's underlying issues are addressed. he is a public safety risk as a result. she ruled there would be no bail and either of the 2 cases sending vincent back to the county jail pending his >>you know obviously upset about the situation. my focus remained on austin is ing to keep helping them navigate through this complex system. >>vincent's public defender who in a previous hearing said vincent was having a mental health crisis at the time of last week's incident argued vincent was not a threat to public safety and should be released. >>he was having the root causes of some of his issues being addressed and now he's in jail. when he's not going to help with those issues. >>again munson pleaded not guilty to charges today on that february crime he's due back in cour 4th at which time prosecutors we'll try and consolidate these 2 cases into one in the meantime, san francisco police still investigating 2 other cases to see a fence and is linked. live at the hall of justice in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news stand. than

vinson was receiving that treatment and was having his underlying needs and issues addressed.>> vincent was visibly upset by today's decision, he walked out of the court room cursing at the female prosecutor. >>> health officials in wisconsin urge people to stop using vaping products as they warn of serious lung illnesses linked to e cigarettes. officials in milwaukee say 16 people were hospitalized for inflamed lungs or pneumonia. they say most of the illnesses involved the use of thc oil or wax in the vaping pen. thc is the active ingredient in marijuana. nationwide, the cdc reports almost 200 illnesses related to vaping, and a spike in the use of e cigarettes among kids. a cigarette maker juul is introducing a new system to combat sales of e cigarettes to minors. the company is offering more than $100 million in incentives to retailers to install a new electronic age verification system. the system would block a juul purchase until the customers drivers license or other government id has been scanned. it will also limit each purchase to a maximum of one vaporizer and for refill packa

>>and vinson should be in a mental health facility, not back in the streets this is a problem he and a i'm not very happy with what happened which makes our job harder to to protect people when we have more folks who are in this kind of situation who are released back to the public. >>in a statement, the public defender said mister vincent has no prior violent offenses nor any previous are outstanding warrants by all accounts this appears to have been a young man having a mental health crisis. the judge made the sound decision to release mr. vincent under the restrictive conditions of the sort of case management in order to provide him the services he needs. >>sort of case management is our highest level supervision given your. >>with today's version tex's internal. >>with so its outpatient treatment housing, mental health treatment. other takes a community based programs to help meet their needs. now that was a general description of what a sort of case management can involve that we didn't speak about specifically for a this defendant. now just in the last hour. the san francisco s

through all of it the one big question mark has really been austin james vinson. who is this guy and what has he been doing before he services last week? suddenly there are a number of people who think they know who this man is.>>> they were attacked mr. vincent with a knife. those individuals had called for an uber ride and they were able to get into the uber and leave the scene. >> reporter: the attack on february 4 at fourth and brandon. the victims escaped by car and the suspect was nowhere to be seen. there was no police report to file. the victims only called police again upon seeing austin vincent's mug shot in the media last week. police say they are also investigating his possible involvement into more incidents. one of them said to be much like the attack on the embarcadero. >>> in both of those incidents the individuals the victims have come forward to us. based on mr. vincent's picture put out in the media. and have indicated to us they were victims of crimes and they believe mr. vincent was the perpetrator.>>> it has been alarming you saw the video of

francisco superior court judge christine va aken before she ruled tuesday to really suspect austin vinson with this sort of case management pending his next court appearance. while the da's office is not showing the video is typical in an arraignment. historian says the da's office assured her. they have done everything they could but did they tell you specifically asked them did she see that video and they said yes. >>that's what they told me. >>that's like a sorry and was so outraged at the judge's initial decision. now that she knows the facts outrageous with the da's office. >>are we always making decisions like this are we always keeping core evidence from judges this one positive for sarin it's that the judge has now ruled the defendant austin vincent must wear a gps ankle monitor if anything hopefully there are more eyes on him that knows what he's up to and what he's doing. and at least i know that he can't get close to me personally. >>yes, it makes me feel a lot safer and better today than it was yesterday. >>those afternoon casar and reached out to the prosecuted asking why he

>>and vinson should be in a mental health facility, not back in the streets. >>this is a problem and a i'm not very happy with what happened which makes our job harder to to protect people when we have more folks who are in this kind of situation who are released back to the public. >>in a statement, the public defender said mister vincent has no prior violent offenses nor any previous are outstanding warrants by all accounts this appears to have been a young man having a mental health crisis. the judge made the sound decision to release mr. vincent under the restrictive conditions of assertive case management in order to provide him the services he needs. >>sort of case management is our highest level of supervision, david moore offo with the pretrial diversion project says. >>he can't go into specifics of what vin since treatment plant is but spoke in general terms. >>its outpatient treatment housing, mental health treatment. counseling. any other tight security based programs to help meet their needs. now originally been son wasn't due back in court until s

so we agree with the public safety assessment which said vinson should not be released. but the prosecutor never once used those words and in fact when the judge asked the prosecutor just wondering if there's anything i missing. the prosecutor makes no mention of the video and seems unfamiliar with the police report justice system that's high on excuses and low on results suzy loftus is former president of the san francisco police commission, a former prosecutor and is now running for district attorney in this case there was not serious advocacy there wasn't powerful advocacy at no point did the prosecutors say look i want to bring a supervisor down. >>we're concerned about this release and if i need to bring in someone your honor to to argue i will. >>now as you know filing additional charges from the da's office to do a second case means that vincent is nnw in custody and remains in jail until his next court hearing which is september 3rd live at the holland justice in sfrancis news. thank you dan. >>a boy has been arrested accused of setting a playground structure on

so we agree with the public safety assessment which said vinson should not be released. but the prosecutor never once used those words and in fact when the judge asked the prosecutor just wondering if there's anything i missing. the prosecutor makes no mention of the video and seems unfamiliar with the police report. >>it's a justice system that's high on excuses and low on results suzy loftus is former president of the san francisco police commission, a former prosecutor and is now running for district attorney in this case there was not serious advocacy there wasn't powerful advocacy at no point did the prosecutors say look i want to bring a supervisor down we're concerned about this release and if i need to bring in someone your honor to to argue i will. now following the filing of additional charges in a second case a judge has decided not to release vincent. >>and he remains in the county jail pending his next hearing which is september 3rd. at the hall of justice in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>well the growing homeless population in the east bay is jeo

she was seen and court she was seen in security video being attacked by alston vinson in the lobby of her condo complexes called the watermark so the group believes that the new navigation center will bring more crime i'm to the area. >>but we already have multiple shelters within a mile of care, including one belt just in january and they've only made things worse. since construction started on the homeless shelter here. we've already seen a huge uptick in encampments in crime. this is salt is only the most recent. >>will san francisco city officials they don't believe that there's any link between the navigation center and the increase in crew and in the surrounding area. so report from the san francisco police department says that as of april 2019. there was actually an 8% decrease in crime within the city's for existing navigation centers, safe and market arrow for all has filed a lawsuit against the city for breaking a facility to the embarcadero. well happening today, paper tickets will no longer be available at the embarcadero bart station in san francisco. so expect to see som

san francisco have arrested a man for murder, san mateo county investigators say the 34 year-old vinson a sick way to he assaulted a 62 year-old man monday morning at sfo. the victim died on the scene. investigators are still looking for a motive. palo alto police arrested a man this man right here after they say that he was peeping into women's homes, 43 year-old michael feels he's from fremont he's now in the santa clara county jail. police say that he was caught on surveillance video peeping into homes about a dozen times. police in berkeley have made an arrest in recent thefts of catalytic converters berkeley police arrested 37 year-old briana crist and 47 year-old murray seal number et after policeople on pulled him over investigators s started taking catalytic converters from parked cars late last month. the covers were taken for more than 30 cars. the morning news governor newsome unveils his plan to help improve early childhood education. also ing the recent mass shootings at a store in el paso. but the store says it will continue to sell guns. also after the break the former ca

radiation levels the blast happened on thursday at an offshore naval taste testing base in several vinson northeastern petersburg at least 5 people died russian doctors who treated people injured in the incident have been taken to moscow for medical examination no official explanation has been given as to why the explosion caused a radiation spike of up to 16 times the normal level of 70 is a test site for ballistic missiles used by nuclear submarines setbacks and has more from moscow. only 5 days after this mysterious explosion in the north of russia in the area of congleton we now know that the weather agency has measured radiation levels up to 16 times higher than normal in the city of suffered since where exactly this testing nearby took place the highest measurement was actually at a kindergarten so of course there's a lot of suspicion and also conspiracy theories going on here in russia about what exactly has happened the government has been very tight lipped the only thing that we heard from the presidential spokesman was that people should just trust the information that's been co

>>well the victim in the attack says she's glad that vinson will be tracked by his gps ankle monitorut she still is frustrated with how the system released him without a monitor kron four's dan kerman spoke with her. >>the da's office he told me we did everything we could to keep this man inside. >>but it turns out that was not entirely true. during a court hearing friday we learned despite having video of this attack. the district attorney's office never showed it to san francisco superior court judge christine van aken before she ruled tuesday to really suspect austin vincent with the sort of case management pending his next court appearance. the da's office says videos are rarely shown during an arraignment, it makes no sense for them to keep that. >>most important piece of evidence away from the judge that night when she was initially making judgment. >>the knees casar ian is the woman you see being assaulted in the video. even were she says is the fact that prosecutors assured her that the judge had seen the video. >>and that's why i was so outraged that she saw that video and s

vinson is now due back in court next month. prosecutors say they will try and consolidate the 2 cases into one. the center. >>earl surgeon pleaded not guilty today to opioid overdose deaths of 5 patients doctor thomas keller is charged with second degree murder of 5 patients by allegedly prescribing dangerously high levels of addictive opioids and narcotics to them. the 72 year-old entered not guilty pleas after a lengthy bail hearing disclosing some of colors entries about his patients in a private journal during the bail hearing his lawyer said the 5 alleged murders were actually 4 suicides in one accidental death. he says some of calories patients were very ill or dying. and keller did the best he could for them to our faces 70 years to life in prison. >>coming up, we'll tell you the steps one bay area high school is taking to make sure students are not distracted by their cellphones while in the classroom, some students not happy about it. >>california leaders gathered in south lake tahoe today at the annual lake tahoe summ

now originally vinson wasn't due back in court until september 12th. >>now we're hearing he will be back in court this friday for a special free hearing conference that was just the schedule. we don't know if that's because of the public outcry. in san francisco dan kerman kron 4 news. >>late today, the san francisco police officers association expressed its outrage over the release of austin vincent did release this statement about the judge who set him free it reads quote judge kristine van aken continued tenure overseeing criminal cases is a danger to every law abiding resident of san francisco, reckless decision to release austin james vincent from custody after his videotaped violent assault on funnies kosair ian validates our call for the presiding judge to reassign van aken to traffic court. >>there are 5 active navigation centers in san francisco you can see on this map that's according to nasa gov dot org combined they have nearly 500 beds. according to the statistics on the website, 54% of the people who leave the centers are what is called a

so we agree with the public safety assessment which said vinson should not be released. but the prosecutor never once used those words and in fact when the judge asked the prosecutor just wondering if there's anything i missing. the prosecutor makes no mention of the video and seems unfamiliar with the police report. the terror of this incident is clearly not communicated to the judge having reviewed the transcript. >>suzy loftus is former president of the san francisco police commission, a former prosecutor and is now running for district attorney. the da's office doesn't even use the words i object to the release and that is really troubling because the prosecutor is the person in court his job is to ic. so we s questions about how justice wasn't done here. now following the filing of additional charges in a second case. the judge has decided not to release vincent. he remains in the county jail is due back in court on september 3rd. at the hall of justice dan kerman kron 4 news. >>the growing homeless population in the east bay is continuing to affect fire services, p

>>the victim in the attack says she's glad that vinson will be tracked by his gps ankle monitor. >>but she is still frustrated with how he was released without a monitor kron four's dan kerman spoke with her. >>the da's office he told me we did everything we could to keep this man inside. >>but it turns out that was not entirely true. during a court hearing friday we learned despite having video of this attack. the district attorney's office never showed it to san francisco superior court judge christine van aken before she ruled tuesday to really suspect austin vincent with the sort of case management pending his next court appearance. the da's office says videos are rarely shown during an arraignment, it makes no sense for them to keep that. >>most important piece of evidence away from the judge that night when she was initially making judgment. >>penney's casar ian is the woman you see being assaulted in the video. even were she says is the fact that prosecutors assured her that the judge had seen the video. >>and that's why i was so outraged that she saw that video and still

the public defender said the suspect, austin vinson, kept the conditions of his release orders. on friday, was erseeing case saw the surveillance video and ordered him to wear in ankle monitor. he was placed in temporary housing. >>> rescue crews discovered the body of a missing hiker in the trinity alps. they believe that the 34-year- old fell in the rocky terrain and was hawking where his body was found near his backpack. he was last seen one week prior on august 11. >>> cleanup is under way across the midwest and northeast with a series of violent storms leaving behind a trail of damage. severe weather left nine people in pennsylvania, including several kids that were heard at a swim club with lightning hitting a tree that crashed on a tent and lifeguards jumped . to action and >> i was really scared. i didn't know what to do. >> everybody started screaming. >> they were struck by the branches that fell. >> reporter: in kansas, dozens of train cars derailed from strong wind with about 140 cars from two trains being blowed over. fortunately, no deaths were reported and more st

. >> contributor guy vinson, both treating that fox doesn't work for the president.ox host howard kurtz tweeting that their job is to cover both sides. so, mike, i'm wondering, what is fox's response going to be? >> silence. and they've been silent all year every time the president has complained about the network. it's in stark contrast to axios and "the washington post" which both today defended themselves when the president complained. i think peter is raising something uncomfortable but important, when you have the president saying fake news all the time talking about real reporting. when you have a president who can't even stand seeing a democrat on fox news, it does bring up his mental instability in a way that is uncomfortable but really important to talk about. it's something that everyone sees -- >> mental instability? what do you mean by that? >> we all see it. we see the tweets. i see the statements. it's something going on in front of our eyes. the fox hosts who love him will never talk about this. everyone else sees it happening. peter says narcissistic

his first court he made and then he was ordered to wear an ankle monitor vinson was back in court though yesterday to plead not guilty to to new charges of assault with a deadly weapon and making criminal threats. there is a case in february were woman believes now that she seen the mug shot that he's the one who attacked her and some friends at 4th and brandon where they're waiting for a ride share. he threatened to kill them. >>you know obviously upset about the situation. my focus is remain on austin is helping austin and i'm just going to keep helping them navigate through this complex system. he was having the root causes of some of his issues being addressed and now he's in jail. when he's not going to help with those issues. >>since it is due back in court next month the prosecution is going to see if they can consolidate the cases. >>francisco business owner says that his 13 year-old son saved him from an attack by a homeless man and this is security video from x which troubles on columbia street. there's the owner on the right hand side behind the counter and he was waving homel

but those charges the february charges were dropped after the public defender was able to prove the vinson was misidentified as a suspect in that case. >>going to our. and i think the really nothing to do it. >>you see a that man is from the group's safe embarcadero for all that is the group that is trying to prevent the homeless navigation center from being built right by the base of the bay bridge. now when the judge sees vincent tomorrow in a courtroom. vincent could be released from jail. the da says that they plan to argue against his release. all 3 people wanted in connection to the shooting in san francisco. are now in custody. police say they arrested the 3rd suspect this afternoon in oakland. the shooting happened last tuesday on market street video of it showed 3 suspects running while one fired shots toward a crowd of people around 00:30am at night scary stuff. police arrested 18 year-old lauren simpson, 21 year-old elijah earnest on monday. and tonight a candlelight vigil in the east bay for 2 children who were killed in a rollover crash. >>it happened outside of bakersfield ov

is also taking is treated very serious and he's been doing everything he has to do to get better vinsonback inside the san francisco county jail booked on several new charges, including. >>assault with a deadly weapon and making criminal threats. he's due back in court for that postponed status hearing and likely his arraignment on these new charges tuesday afternoon. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>in a related development safe embarcadero for all which is the neighborhood group suing the city of san francisco to stop the homeless navigation shelter being built along the embarcadero released this statement after learning of the new charges austin james vincent faces it reads quote, judge van aken must apologize to the victim resident bunnies gosar ian and to every citizen for her lack of judgment. the city of san francisco most voluntarily halt the embarcadero homeless shelter until the courts rule on our legal claims to stop it. this is a matter of public safety, not politics. we hope the mayor our supervisor matt haney and judge manic and we'll wake up. >>as you can imagine austin minn

so we agree with the public safety assessment which said vinson should not be released.t the prosecutor never once used those words and in fact when the judge asked the prosecutor just wondering if there's anything i missing. the prosecutor makes no mention of the video and seems unfamiliar with the hlice report. it's a justice igh on excuses and low on results. >>suzy loftus is former president of the san francisco police commission, a former prosecutor and is now running for district attorney in this case there was not serious advocacy there wasn't powerful advocacy at no point did the prosecutors say look i want to bring a supervisor down we're concerned about this release and if i need to bring in someone your honor to to argue i will. now following the filing of additional charges in a second case a judge has decided not to release vincent. >>and he remains in the county jail pending his next hearing which is september 3rd. at the hall of justice in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>it's a 38 and still ahead former 49 er colin kaepernick reveals he started hi

but thursday mayor breed said she thinks the judge made the wrong decision and vinson should be in a mental health facility, not back in the streets. this is a problem i'm not very happy with what happened which makes our job harder to to protect people when we have more folks who are in this kind of situation who are released back to the public. >>in a statement, the public defender said mister vincent has no prior violent offenses nor any previous are outstanding warrants by all accounts this appears to have been a young man having a mental health crisis. the judge made the sound decision to release mr. vincent under the restrictive conditions of the sort of case management in order to provide him the services he needs. >>sort of case management is our highest level supervision, david moore off with the pretrial diversion project says. >>he can't go into specifics of what vin since treatment plant is but spoke in general terms. >>with so its outpatient treatment housing, mental health treatment. other takes a community based programs to help meet their needs. now originally been so

he is due back in court today but it's to face new charges austin vinson turned himself over to authoritiesnd now he's accused of other violent assaults. police say a second woman saw his mug shot and recognized him as the person who attacked her at 4th and brandon back in february and police are investigating 2 other incidents from the last couple of months that have come to light recently vence's attorney spoke to reporters outside the court. >>austin has been doing everything that the judge ordered him to do. he takes the situation very series is also taking is treated very serious and he's been doing everything has to do to get better. >>the new charges include assault with a deadly weapon and making criminal threats. he's due back in court this afternoon. >>his second arrest comes as no surprise that the victim in last week's assault pennies casar and released a statement saying that judges. da's office says the city itself needs to take matters like this more seriously as she also criticized mayor london breed directly for not doing enough to keep the people of san francisco safe. may

so we agree with the public safety assessment which said vinson should not be released. but the prosecutor never once used those words and in fact when the judge asked the prosecutor just wondering if there's anything i missing. the prosecutor makes no mention of the video and seems unfamiliar with the police report. >>it's a justice system that's high on excuses and low on results suzy loftus is former president of the san francisco police commission, a former prosecutor and is now running for district attorney in this case there was not serious advocacy there wasn't powerful advocacy at no point did the prosecutors say look i want to bring a supervisor down we're concerned about this release and if i need to bring in someone your honor to to argue i will. now following the filing of additional charges in a second case a judge has decided not to release vincent. >>and he remains in the county jail pending his next hearing which is september 3rd. at the hall of justice in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>06:35am and happening today more than a dozen democratic ca

vinson was originally released after being arraigned for this incident at the water watermark condominium. he was arrested again for a separate allegation that he wielded a knife at people back in february. but it turns out he was actually in southern california at the time so you prove that and that he was misidentified the public defender's office will ask the judge to release vincent. they keep him on an ankle monitor so they know exactly where he is at all times and the north bay, a 73 year-old man admitted to starting a fire above the spirit rock mediation center and what acre the fire broke out just after 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon and then it quickly jumped to 16 acres. it's now 60% contained this morning with an update in about 90 minutes from now. authorities say henry walker gets us. he admitted to starting the fire to burn some personal items when the fire just exploded. he faces charges of reckless burning. crews expect the fire to be fully contained sometime today. >>well s f o is planning to shut down a major runway for most of september runway 2, 8, left is expected to b

seen on this tape attacking a woman in san francisco calling that man a public safety risk austin vinson is his name any back in jail now nearly 2 weeks after that fight outside the watermark building. he was released after his first court appearance by the judge's see they're ordered to wear an ankle monitor. he was due back in court yesterday. he pleaded not guilty to 2 new charges. one assault with a deadly weapon and other making criminal threats. the new charges stem from a february incident near 4th and brandon, a woman says that he threatened to kill her and her friends as they were outside waiting for a ride share. his attorney s not. is said anything about the judge she but was not happy that there's no bail set austin's. >>you know obviously upset about the situation. my focus is remain on austin is helping austin and i'm just going to keep helping them navigate through this complex system. he was having the root causes of some of these issues being addressed and now he's in jail. when he's not going to help with those issues. >>he is due back in court next month prosecutors sa

the suspect has been identified as austin vinson.oman told us the man appeared to be mentally ill telling her he was trying to save her while also demanding her money, keys and phone. the neighbors are especially concerned because there is a 200-bed navigation center for the homeless that is currently being built next to the condo complex. >> this is mental illness and drug issues and security and the city is irresponsible. they're putting our lives at risk. they kept saying these people are safe. they're harmless. you have proper resources. >> in a statement the mayor's office said it supported the center adding, quote, allowing people to continue to remain on the street without providing resources will only make the challenges we face more severe. >>> new this morning, fremont police are asking for help in finding a young man who is considered at risk. he disappeared late last night. he has autism and he is non- verbal. his picture is on your screen. he is described as having a heavy build. he was last seen wearing a pair of ear mu