that is when they say 25- year-old chase wiley started shooting at the deputies. the deputies returned fire. wiley was shot and taken to a hospital. he is being charged with attempted murder. none of the deputies were injured. ( james ) one person has died after a shooting in richmond. we first broke the story last night on the kron 4 news at 10. it happened around 7:30 last night on view drive. three other people were also injured in the shooting. there is no word on their condition this morning. the shooter is still on the loose. police have not released any information about the gunman. ( darya ) only on kron 4... a robbery attempt is caught on camera... at a jewelery store in pleasanton. now police are looking for the suspects. this happened at the "diamond ring company" in the stoneridge shopping center. surveillance video shows a group of at least six people... rushing in to rob the place monday night. they used hammers to try and break open display cases full of rolex watches... but the glass was too strong. they then ran off with nothing. ( darya ) one per

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authorities say that the 25- year-old chase wiley grabbed a rifle and fired at deputies. the sheriff's deputies fired back and hit wiley at least once. he survived that shooting. is he being treated at a hospital . none of the deputies were hurt. >>> the bay area is now the focus of a search for a dangerous man who escape from a mental hospital in hawaii. police say that the 59-year-old ran doll cito escaped sunday morning from hawaii state hospital. he caught a charter flight and flew from there to san jose. authorities say that he has classic serial killer tendencies. he been held at the hospital for 30 years but was missing ten hours before hospital officials notified authorities. >> they aren't just locked up or subject to treatment or given medication. they are given opportunities to pursue individual interests and individual activities. >> agents were at the san jose airport yesterday where they reviewed surveillance video. the appearings found what they were looking for but didn't reveal any other details. now a taxi company in hawaii released video of him in a cab

wiley loses it but gets it back. letting a fly from way beyond the arc, no problem.s to 3-0. andhe would miss the georgetownt saint mary alison: a little bit warmer tomorrow? bill: a little bit. it will be a little so you will not be out in the shorts and t-shirt. but it is november, so probably not doing that anyway. 58, a little warmer. 51 friday. two fronts, one tomorrow, another saturday. erin: the turkey is ready >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- colin farrell patton oswalt and music from bishop briggs. and now, stay focused -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. well, very nice.

jer is very wiley and smart.t underestimate or discount him. >> think it was poor planning on roger goodell's part asking for this much money at this particular time? he could have waited six months or 12 months? , he might have had a better, a better scenario of story to tell because, you know, if he is lucky, this may have blown over 12 months from now? >> well, he wasn't, the committee to do the compensation to negotiate the contract was emboldened by a 32-0 vote a few months ago at owners meeting to negotiate a contract. it wasn't to negotiate a contract to not let the other members know exactly what the contents of that contract are. so it takes 24 owners to move an extra point from the two yard line to the 15-yard line. you think that six owners should be able to decide the compensation of the commissioner up to $50 million a year when it takes an extra point 3/4 of the league? so no. it has to be done transparently and open doors. roger goodell may very well survive this there are probably half the owners

and a lot of commentators even talking about the fact that mugabe, at the age of 93, is quite a wileyinly. and although he did seem quite doddery, as you might expect for someone of his age. and at some points, he fumbled on the words and one of the generals who led the coup turned the pages for him. but he talked at one point about presiding over zanu—pf‘s forthcoming party congress, even though they kicked him out from the leadership position and are going to start impeachment proceedings tomorrow, so clearly he has a way, in his mind, a way that he's going to stay on top. if we look at the times. their angle, "zimbabwe to stay on top. if we look at the times. theirangle, "zimbabwe in despair" as mugabe clings on. and we're expecting then to see more demonstrations on the streets because of course this, although it's a political story, it's very much a story of what the people of zimbabwe are looking for as well? yes, the war veterans. everything pointed at the fact that he was going to go. no negotiations about how long he was going to go. and it just seems that there's a huge disa

in transition, wiley tips it to himself.h about five minutes to go here. justin jackson hits his first three of the year to put maryland up for good. terps win it. a close one, 80-78. >>> patrick ewing and georgetown hosting maryland eastern shore this afternoon. this one never in doubt. always up big in the first half. johnson hits the three. career high 24 for the junior today. jesse govan had a game for himself, folks. 23 points, 14 rebounds. georgetown wins it 83-57. >>> to capital one arena. tonight facing the the holiday home stand here. scoreless in the first. caps on the power play. t.j. oshie scores. 1-0 caps. later in the first, now tied. dimitri orlov lights the lamp with the slap shot. 2-1 cavs. they go on to win it 3-1. >>> and maryland, field hockey team playing uconn tomorrow in the national championship. >>> and the redskins in new orleans. big game against the saints tomorrow at 1:00, as well. >> thank you. >>> that's the news for now. you've got a new "snl" next. sthi may 17, 2017, robert mutualer is appoin

that is when they say 25- year-old chase wiley started shooting at the deputies.s returned fire. wiley was shot and taken to a hospital. he is being charged with attempted murder. none of the deputies were ( darya ) happening now... a man hunt is underway in the south bay for a man who escaped a psychiatric hospital where he is serving a 30-year sentence for murder.( james ) will tran is here with the details. ( will ) 59-year-old randall saito escaped from a psychiatric hospital in hawaii and flew to san jose on sunday. he hasn't been seen since. saito had been in the hawaii state hospital since 1981 when he was found guilty for a brutal murder --- but acquitted for reasons of insanity. prosecutors in hawaii fear that he could commit another murder. ( will ) and this morning we have new video showing saito

shenandoah value i wiley may be 50s. average temperature is low 60s. tomorrow we'll be in the low 70s despite some rain and some cloud cover. and then we drop back into the 50s on tuesday and wednesday. again, radar not picking up on that fog and mist, but certainly out there. you can tell from the picture. so widespread rain chances tomorrow and then tuesday, wednesday, thursday we're also going to have a drop in temperatures and also a chance for some rain showers. so if you are headed to brunch, temperatures in the 60s. no sitting out are side weather, but not too bad. we're headed to the mid-60s. again mainly clouds. so here is a look at your forecast hour by hour. we are looking at some rain chances especially for tomorrow. so today will be dry, but rain moving in from the northwest to the south and east tomorrow. again, some spotty heavy rain due to some temperatures in the low 70s, but it will be out of herby start to dry out. frontal system will pass through and then areas of low pressure will ride along it like a train for tuesday, wednesday,

it's hard to tell from the outside, but inside, portland developer eric wiley walked us through the latest milestone in wood construction, a nearly-finished eight-story condominium, complete with million-dollar apartments and picturesque views. so these beams, that's in fact, what's holding the building up? >> correct. >> reporter: the building, known as carbon 12, is part of a global boom in wood construction, including major projects in minneapolis, vancouver, and london. but glen corbett, a fire science professor at john j. college thinks wood could fuel an be infearo that firefighters can't fight, like the fire in the dwhrfl building in london. you think some of the new wood high rises could go up the way grenfell did in london? >> yes, because once it's over tenth or 15th story of a building, there's no way to put water on it. it's unstoppable, basically. >> reporter: any of the projects we're look at primary wood-based? >> well, they're wood models. >> reporter: so none of these models are for a wood-based building. architect peter weismantle, who helped design the burj khalifa in du

over the arrest, saying he holds diplomatic immunity, but french investigators were kind of wiley, becausey arrested him all he was traveling on his personal passport, therefore he was a private citizen. french investigators, despite looking into him for three years, really got their break accidentally because they were leading a drug raid when they came across cash linked t to an ally of the billionaire. all the trappings of a hollywood film. host: something that speaks to americans today, thanksgiving day. a huge holiday, but for some papers it is hard to give thanks for a tumultuous year. >> it has been a difficult year between donald trump attacks on immigration and the environment, as well as the most recent sexual harassment scandals engulfing hollywood and much of the world. take a look at the front page, the cover of "the new yorker." you have studied boop -- betty boop harassed by a hollywood type. let's not end with that sour note. let's go to something lighter. the new york times has put together fun facts about the macy's day parade. we know that today is known for the huge flo

investments with kingdom holdings which of course is a massive multinational conglomerate operating on the wiley but until its name and of course what you'll then finding is that people now have a nervousness about whether they want to invest in saudi arabia or not i don't think there's going to be capital flight simply because i think people are waiting to see what's going to happen but as we know whenever politics starts to interfere with the flow of money people get extremely nervous indeed it was the same when the cattle crisis broke out people immediately began to lessen their risk appetite and i think the same will happen here what we haven't been someone has to do know is basically say that for the greater good i've done these measures you need to hold on you need to trust me in the direction i'm taking the kingdom but of course that's not how investing works people don't want to know that next week their investments are going to be insecure and be told that in ten months or eleven months time it will be all ok so there is a risk there and people are nervous there is no doubt and of cours

he asks walid why he's working as a prostitute but wiley just runs. deanna hanna gets work for a local aid organization she knows a lot of refugees including those working as prostitutes some of them stop by occasionally to pick up donated clothing or just to talk. many of them suffer from anxiety. walk. in the pressure comes from thinking my asylum claims been rejected how will i tell my parents i'm getting nowhere here i'm not allowed to work they have so little money and they want to do more for their families and this constant hopelessness and fear of an uncertain future in germany leads them to prostitution. thank you. back in the park another attempt to talk with refugees. scattered among the bushes are condoms and paper tissues. the reporter meets this older man he says he's eighty five and a former police officer. he describes the prostitution scene here. got here i heard they're young refugees here and you can get anything you want many of them even do without condoms the boys don't know they can get sick like that i prefer the youngest ones

without the endorsement of the security council in order to believe it is already in wiley's an international law for the military actions that it is taking. because those have not been explicitly in security council it's up to other countries to put downward pressure on the united states. if the united states government's violations of international law bother the. u.s. conservative groups have held a rally in boston and were met by an anti-fascist counter demonstration as well resist marxism and boston free speech planned the so-called rally for the republican event after a similar gathering was overwhelmed in august this time around their opponents came to stop the rally chanting no trump no pay k.k. no fascist usa the march have been banned by the city's authorities but activists turned up anyway. a political satirist in the u.s. has carried out a social experiment of sorts to see what would cause more controversy waving the american flag or terror group islamic state where this country on planet earth to protect all freedoms right. here right now and there are wanted to see what the reac

finally, one last word from wiley coyote, don't look down. [applause] >> let me start by apologizing on behalf of northern california. it is never supposed to be this hot in san francisco. if you think you are suffering your in one of the few air-conditioned spacious -- spaces. it could be worse. my parents are a few blocks from here sweltering and complaining on the phone. i did not grow up your. family is side of the from here. i think it is relevant in a sense to what we are talking about. before i got into this stuff, the writings in 2016, i wrote a long piece about san francisco. one of the themes was the fecklessness of conservatives and their chasing of the tech elite as potential donors or conservative think tank institution donors, the star power they could recruit to their side. they always had a way to convince themselves they were one more pitch away from getting these guys on their side. we praise the innovator and the entrepreneur, all of this stuff. it never worked out. i came to break with the conservative intellectuals. does

wiley's main international airport has reopened off the wind blew away ash spewed out by of all kaino indonesia's second busiest airport has been disrupted since the weekend when mt ago and began belching out huge clouds clouds of smoke and ash one hundred thousand people living near the volcano have been ordered to leave their homes. present dodo has begged villages living in the danger zone around the volcano to move to emergency centers bought a step boss and found out why everyone is listening. this is twelve kilometers from the top of mt argonne this is still considered a safe area that's why families from villages closer to the crater five kilometers from the top have taken refuge here but as you can see during the day there's hardly anyone here most of the men have gone back to the top despite instructions by the government and also risking their lives mainly because they have to take care of their animals i'm going to ask if you want to hear if she's not worried her husband is so close in the danger zone and very close to the crater but the amount of evil. army in my city are

reporter jessica wiley has their story. >> reporter: jesse martinez and his family got to downtown early a seat on the cush around were among the throngs of fans to catch a glimpse or a photo of the world series champions. >> i was happy, i was happy because astros won and did a food deed for the city of houston. >> when they returned across the street from where they were watching, they found this. >> when i came, i seen my hood, my roof dented, all caved in, they just ruined it. >> this video shows a dozen people on top of vehicles in the parking lot while they are having a good time at the expense of others. >> glass shattered. roof caved in. >> reporter: they filed police reports they didn't have to go far. this happened right across from headquarters. they believe the damage will cost them big. >> i ain't got a thousand dollars. >> and they wouldn't mind if the people that did it faced some consequences. >> you see yourself on television here junk on my vehicle, i sure hope you just realize the damage that you cost to me, my family and my vehicle, itself. that's money that i don't h

kathleen wiley since she was groped in the white house.ou don't see republicans trying to destroy the accusers personally in the alabama situation. when the women came through with these allegations against bill clinton, hillary clinton herself called mom monica a narcissistic loonie tune. james carl said about gennifer flowers. stephanopoulos these are bimbos. gloria steinem, feminist icon, defendant bill clinton. >> kimberly: chelsea handler apologized to juanita broaddric broaddrick. >> juan: you misunderstood what i was saying. >> jesse: i would never do that. >> juan: the republican establishment, mitch mcconnell and the senators who have condemned roy moore. that's not what i'm talking about. i'm talking about people like steve bannon, the reluctance on the part of president trump. this is where you see people, including the state of alabama, the alabama republican party, reluctant to say we've got a problem. this is damaging, as gillian said. people in the republican establishment who see the broader picture and say you might have a

how about patrick robertson, a wiley old veteran does interceptions play after play after play.k is showing up for the eagles. >> only one team has more interceptions than the eagles, they are lights out defensively. we have to talk about the offense and quarterback carson wentz is he an mvp candidate now he is the lead candidate and a rare person and rare talent. lets go to the red skins game. four man rush to the red skins nobody open watch carson move around and move around and sets his feet and resets and flicks this ball 45 yards down the field and you get one of those. great pocket mobile here against the pressure of the arizona cardinals people in his face set and reset and pinpoint accuracy down the field. we have seen it all season long. not only the great throws we have seen the mobility escaping from the pocket and presnap phase and in and out of good plays and bad plays, the rare tal enwe see it running and throwing and the leadership is also there jeff. >> are they a legitimate super bowl contender? >> you know me, i was pumped the brakes a bit and calm down i'm qui

recipient of several awards including an award for her work with civil rights in women's issues and the wiley college of women in excellence award. an award-winning playwright of seven plays, her most recent play examines marriage choices. she is a member of the dramatists guild, mystery writers of america, national association of black journalists, 10 american center in the national press club. i ask you to please welcome our guests. [applause] professor browne-marshall: thank you professor mcardle for that introduction. i was thinking about the topic of the 15th amendment and because of by work, not just on my book "the voting rights were," but because my research on black women and log, i was thinking of the suffragette and so my topic "black suffragettes: confronting opposition on all sides," first i would like you to take a little time to have a three-minute journey through history and this is a small film i created just to give you an idea of the journey black women have taken when it comes to their almost-400 year history in the united states. [video] >> the journey of the african-amer

hitting 25-year-old chase wiley. he is said to be in the hospital.e injured but the three involved are now on administrative leave. >>> and also from our live desk right now we have new developments in the deadly shooting spree in rural northern california. we are getting this first image of the suspect. we're learning more about the targets. live at the sheriff's station with more on the busy night for investigators. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. we're starting to learn more about what might have motivated this gunman to kill, but many questions still remain at his target and the locations where he shot seven different locations and how someone was able to go on a 45-minute shooting spree. a lone gunman has 43-year-old kevin janson neal killed four people and sent ten others to the hospital tuesday morning. seven different shooting locations spread throughout the town. late into the night worked the scene where the shooter was shot and killed by officers. bullet holes visible on two vehicles. he had been feuding with neighbors. one of the neig

the 25-year-old chase wiley grabbed a rifle and fired at the deputies. they returned fire hitting him at least once. i survived and is being treated at a hospital. no deputies were hurt. >>> san jose police are announcing a new policy for investigating their after's use of force. supervisors and command s will now be expected to investigate nearly every violent encounter involving officers. each incident will be guarded on a four tier scale. more violent incidents will have more scrutiny. in the past most were only investigated when someone complained. san jose police chief said that he worked the police union on drafting the new poll and i acknowledges a more complete oversight could lead to more reprimands. >>> new information about the man accused of killing sierra lamar. lawyers for him have lost a challenge to stop a judge from presiding over the final stage of the case. the lawyers had wanted the judge removed after saying she failed to disclose she once represented a lead investigator in the case. that request was denied by a judge who said she ca

again, fox news confirming from 20-24 people, according to the wilson county commissioner, larry wileyshot to death in the most sacred of places in america, a church service on a quiet sunday morning in texas. at least 20 more wounded. that means practically everybody in that church were either killed or wounded by a gunman who walked in this morning. the motive? not known. the gunman's identity not publicly being released yet. some type of terrible terrorist attack, whether it is domestic or international or a hate crime, has taken the lives of believers this morning, churchgoers during a church service as we have been reporting on. arthel: vincent hill is a former nashville police officer, and he joins us now. vincent hill, as you hear this story, what you've heard so far, just tell me your thoughts. >> well, arthel, i first want to send my thoughts and prayers to the families in sutherland springs, texas. my first initial thoughts is i don't believe this was some type of islamic terrorist attack. you look at the city of sutherland springs, it's a very small town. it's not a target y

chase wiley grabbed a rifle and started firing at deputies. the sheriff's deputies returned fire and hit him at least once. he survived and is being treated at the hospital and no deputies were hurt. >>> your time is 5:07. the bay area is the focus of a search for a dangerous man who escape from a mental hospital in hawaii. police say that the 59-year-old ran doll cito escaped sunday morning from hawaii state hospital. then he caught a charter flight and flew from hawaii to san jose. authorities say that he has serial killer tendencies. he had been held at the state hospital for 30 years. he was missing for almost ten hours before hospital officials notified the authorities. >> not just locked up. they aren't just subject to treatment or given medication. they are given opportunities to pursue individual interests and individual activities. >> yesterday federal agents were at san jose airport checking video. the agents found what they were looking for but didn't give us any details. a taxi company released this video. this is him in a cab on h

. >> maya wiley and jill wine bakes, thank you both. i turn to mike quigley who was on that committee and one of the members interviewing today attorney general jeff sessions. let me start with what you can tell us. did you walk out of there today feeling more confident that everything is on the level and there's no problem or less so? >> i think i left with the impression that the american public has two bad choices. either the attorney general is one of the most forgetful persons who works out of washington d.c. and in our nation's history or he's being less than candid with the american public through his testimony through the senate and/or the house. >> you say and/or the house. do you feel that he was less than candid today? >> well, you talked about the "i don't recall" number that was evident in the senate testimony. i think he easily eclipsed that number today. >> really? you think he said "i don't know" more than 20 times? >> it's i don't recall, i don't know, i don't remember, the best of my recollection, or he would answer an

secondly i want to thank andrew wiley.ght a pile of all my eight books, and said that i must put them together in one volume. without his words i don't know that i would have had the courage to do so. art has many mansions. there is always something wrong when we treat it as if it is one mansion with a discernible hierarchy of values within it. i realized during the past month that i'm almost twice as old as any of the other finalists. writing the poems was how i survived. you might well ask, is it really a question of survival? my sense is that all human beings alive have the most enormous schisms in their experience. terrifying schisms within our feelings, and within what we discover the world to be. one premise of art is that anything personal deeply enough becomes general, becomes impersonal. i hope that the journeys these poems go on will help others to survive as well. one book, eight books, whose hubris is to seek to become understood as a single project as one book. i thank you for honoring it. [applause] >> the na

the talmadge forces are very wiley. they knew that he was ill. they got enough people to cast write-in votes for gene's son herman. herman came in a close second. intoegislature runs session and says by our rights, herman talmadge ought to be governor. so three people are running for governor. he takes control of the governor's mansion and the state capital and says i want to thank governor arnold for his fine service to the state and i have called in the state highway patrol and they have returned him to his home where we wish him the best of luck. it does get settled by the state supreme court which says the lieutenant governor is correct. wewill be the governor and will set a special election in 1948. now we will focus on what happened in 1948. as you know, 1948 is a very critical time. you have harry truman running for election in his own right for the first time. he has lost the support of the right because of the dixiecrat's. he seems to be in danger of losing the entire south. because of henry wallace's breakaway, you have the left breakin

i think this remark probably wiley's question, in terms of how all these steps severaler the past weeks will impact the relationship between the saudi and the -- monarchy fundamentalist religious establishment? >> the fundamental religious are on thent, they payroll of the government. when mohammed bin salman says he wants to destroy radicalism, he should have said, to unplug radicalism. radicalism would not have in saudi arabia if it wasn't for government support. unplugneeds to do, just it. who wereicals empowered, in putting their our textbook, by the government. they did not win an election. and they share power with us. no. they were empowered by them for a certain period of time. the prince of the kingdom realizes after the audit. they are unplugging support. are in thes infrastructure surrounding the government. is consistentnsel with radical views. radical views about the shiates, women's rights. it would be useful to do a paper about the political or social thinking. and their views about minorities, relation to the muslims, about diversity. how do they see other muslim sects.

pleadings in this proceedings, but i've been a part of these rules since i first worked board chairman wiley and mr. lee in 1975 and through my staff time reviewing station sales in the mid- 70s to my time with chairman fowler during the reagan administration in the regulating some of these roles in the 80s and trying to cope with them in advising station owners for the past 30 years, so i bring some perspective. the question today as it david suggests is whether we need fcc rules limiting broadcast ownership in the age of ubiquitous high resolution internet streaming, new over-the-top services and more competition than ever from distribution and we do not. in today's hyper competitive media market place principles are more than adequate to govern consolidation and television broadcasting. we don't need separate rules administered by an independent agency imposing artificial and arbitrary definitions of competition and diversity all of which were chosen decades ago as political compromise rather than in response to rigorous thought about how television distribution works. two basic premises

pleadings in this proceedings but i have been part of these rules since i first worked for chairman wiley and commissioner lee back in 1975 through my first -- through my fcc staff time reviewing station sales in the mid-70s to my time with chairman fowler during reagan administration deregulating some of these rules in the '80s and trying to cope with them and advising station owners for the past 30 years. so i bring a little bit of perspective that might be enlightening. the question today, as david suggests, is whether we need fcc rules limiting broadcast ownership in the age of ubiquitous high-resolution internet streaming, new over the top services, and more competition than ever from mvpd distribution. we do not. in today's hyper competitive media marketplace, antitrust principles are more than adequate to govern consolidation in television broadcasting. we don't need separate rules administered by independent agency imposing artificial and arbitrary definitions of competition and diversity, all of which were chosen decades ago as political compromises rather than in response to rig

because you were asking earlier about oil and gas development on wiley refuges.here is not a single wildlife refuge in the system that i am aware of that has oil and gas develop meant as a purpose as the chairman's mark would provide for the arctic. there are in fact hundred and three wildlife refuges that have existing oil and gas nonfederal leases where the oil and gas rights are owned by private individuals. but all of those i believe are grandfathered in prior to the refuge being established. i think they are another eight refuges that did have federal oil and gas leases but they too were grandfathered in. i do not believe the fish and wildlife service has made a compelling ability determination to a single wildlife refuge lease since the enactment of the refuge administration at. but in any event, the refuge administration act very clearly requires that the development be compatible with the protection purposes of the wildlife refuge. and that is what is essentially being circumvented by simply adding a new purpose which is oil and gas development and then o