how are you, yvette? stuart contacts auctioneer yvette vanderbrink to appraise the collection.sitting on a pile of junk or a potential gold mine? >> there's about 220 of them. they're mostly american cars, and they're pre-war, which is pre-1942. very rare cars, 'cause at the start of world war ii, they started limiting production. and you could only get one from a ration coupon. >> stuart and yvette make plans for a one-day auction right here on the salvage lot. word begins to spread about oliver jordan's old treasures. stuart soon learns that's not altogether a good thing. >> we arrived at the property and found someone had cut through the fence and then cut a hole in the side of this building the size of a human body, and they stole over 250 antique radiators, tons of chrome parts, a lot of nice stuff. >> the antique radiators alone are worth nearly $40,000. but the biggest loss for stuart is the theft of oliver's rare and beloved 1904 harley-davidson, possibly worth several hundred thousand dollars. >> so, it really set us back, and we had to hire additional security and we

got a vet there will work on that line for you coming back let's move along will think we can get yvette right back stay with us we'll be right back with some morning. i think the average viewer just after watching a couple of segments understands that we're telling stories in our critics can't tell you know why because their advertisers more or less. in the order to create change you have to be honest you have to tell the truth parties able to do that every story is built on going after the back story to what's really happening out there to the american what's happening when it's local ration makes a pharmaceutical big chill speech when a company in the environmental business ends up polluting a river that causes cancer and other illnesses they put all the health risk all the dangers out to the american public those are stories that we tell every week and you know what they're working. on john harshman i'll give you what the mainstream media can't go to big picture. space. and when you push to find what you're looking for you see. the snow. will go deeper investigate and debate all so y

yvette greenway yvette g reenway has yvette greenway has been supporting survivors, she has called forarned that the terror threat level will remain at severe for at least the next five years. neil basu, the national co—ordinator for counter—terrorism policing, described the risk to the uk as an unknown threat in our midst. he warned isolated communities and unregulated schooling in the uk were a breeding ground for extremism. there are currently about 600 active counter—terrorism investigations. a report into whether social services failed a young girl who was murdered by her mother will be published today. ayeeshia jane smith died in 2014 aged 21 months. she had been left in the care of her mother, kathryn smith, despite concerns raised by other relatives. the findings of a serious case review will be published at midday. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 10:30. here's some sport now with olly. england came from behind at wembley to beat slovakia and stay top of their world cup qualifying gorup. marcus rashford gave away possesion and the visistors took their chance

. >>> new at noon, a berkeley middle school teacher and activist yvette felarca is demanding the most recent charges brought against her be dropped. kpix 5's jackie ward reports l >> reporter: yvette felarca oupr sfrwas om joined by eddie robinson and their attorney. both were arrested on tuesday as part of a counterprotest. felarca was arrested for battery and resisting arrest. robinson was arrested for battery and resisting arrest and participating in a riot. they are insisting that the berkeley police department drop their charges and all charges against all the over rioters. on tuesday felarca was protesting "patriot prayer." she says the charges were politically targeted and that her group "by any means necessary"isev er >> it is completely the world turned upside-down that the university and that this community would have to spend millions for them to protect the rights of these racists and misogynists to then attack our race. we're going to continue to stand up against them. >> reporter: our cameras were there when she was arrested as the crowd chanted to let her go. the berkel

yvette? this is your home? >> yes, it's our home, and these are our neighbors.nd james, and one of our boys is here, and i'm going to start crying, and be like an idiot. we still feel very fortunate. we're happy for your help. we're happy to get out. >> reporter: and we met young heroes, as well. these students rushed to help their teacher when she returned to her flooded-out home. >> i didn't have to call, they just showed up. orep r sr:te grade teacher. that was years ago. >> yeah. >> reporter: but you still showed up. why? >> i wanted to help out any way i could. >> reporter: and who could forget mattress mack. the houston businessman who opened up his furniture stores, giving shelter and comfort to so many. heroes of houston, those with badges, and those without. saving lives, restoring hope. so much hope in the wake of this historic storm. we're still seeing rescues in real time at this hour. we want to thank you. our work here, like theirs, is not done. thank you so you have maso much watching. i'm tom llamas, reporting from houston. good night. >>> it's n

. >> yvette? this is your home? >> yeah. it's our home. our neighbors, yvette and james. one of our boys is here. and i'm going to start crying like an idiot. we feel still very fortunate. we're happy for your help. we're happy to get out. >> reporter: and we met young heroes as well. these students rushed to help their teacher when she returned to her flooded out home. >> i didn't even have to call. they just showed up. >> reporter: so she's your fourth-grade teacher. i mean, that was years ago. >> yeah. >> reporter: but you still showed up. why? >> i just wanted to help out any way i could. >> happy birthday. >> reporter: and who could forget mattress mack? >> we have lots of beds. we have lots of food. we have water. >> reporter: the houston businessman who opened up his furniture stores giving shelter and comfort to so many. heroes of houston. those with badges and those without. saving lives, restoring hope. >> tom llamas, thank you. and thanks to all the heroes of houston. thanks for watching abc news. and as always, we're online at

yvette has a very unique way of teaching kevin. she sets him up and knocks him down.you now?! am i real enough for you, kevin? he certainly wouldn't be anybody's first choice to save the world. ♪ kevin, can't you see what a gift you've been given? to protect humanity -- what more could one want from existence? uh, money, girls, sushi, muscles, awesome electric guitar, guitar lessons. this is going to be a problem. ♪ there is someone in your life right now who needs a little guidance. you were late to my dad's funeral. i'm here now. you're here because you have nowhere else to go. ♪ it's about making ourselves better and reaching out and making the world better. kevin: i'm not a good person, but something is changed, and i feel like there's something to live for. i'm getting a second chance. ♪ [ voice breaking ] that guy was wearing so much drakkar noir. [ scoffs ] you're a jerk. coming up on the "abc fall preview special"... meet some new marvel superheroes. and get a look at kyra sedgwick's return to series television. and get a look at kyra sedgwick's return reminds

yvette? she was inside her neighbor's flooded out home. >> hi. how are you? oh, my god. thank you so much. thank you so much. >> reporter: now back at her home, and piling up everything she lost. >> we feel that we are very, very fortunate. and that we have each other, you know, stuff is stuff. >> reporter: on the same block we noticed another home with all this destruction outside, but the thing that struck us is there are several kids outside helping out. inside, an entire home being gutted. the water line clearly visible. the kids -- students helping out their teacher. >> i didn't even have to call. they just showed up. >> reporter: the teacher, michele hayes, sharing video of her harrowing story. that's her home. >> it came up just so fast and we have nowhere to go. >> reporter: here's what it looked like when she opened her son's door. >> seeing the water at my son's mattress, and having to tell my children to put on bathing suits and life jackets because we need to leave our home is something i see every time i look at them. >> reporter: now michele is not even sur

yvette cooper said none of the answers suggested gas had "any grip" on the situation.words about having some kind of independent inspection. you have told us, somehow these things happen. none of this suggest you have any idea why this has gone wrong so substantially, on your watch? you are prejudging our enquiry and you are not speaking for me. put that on the record, that is wonderful. and yvette cooper urged gas to rethink its refusal to share details of its profit margins with the committee. now, the government announced on tuesday that police officers in england and wales will be getting a 2% pay award next year. the next day, at prime minister's questions, theresa may said that since 2010 police officers had received a 32% pay rise. the police federation challenged that figure robustly, saying it only applied to a% of the workforce. labour secured an urgent statement on police pay, telling ministers the police were at "breaking point". the decision to award officers in the prrb remit group, a pay award worth a total of 2% to each officer in 2017/18, consisting of

stick together many a witness the fire and heard the screams of victims trapped inside the building yvette williams lives nearby she knows some of the people who perished in the inferno mouses this funeral was. about four weeks ago a real character in the area. of the little dog. very wise. but a lot of fun. very sad and again no reminds for most. people who live here speak off before and after grand for the tower costs a shadow over the neighborhood police are still recovering remains some victims may never be properly identified. event and others have set up a charity to see justice for the survivors much of their criticism is directed against the local council who own the tower and who they say neglected to maintain the building probably and ensure safety standards we really want to see some can the prosecution's coming out of this we want to see individuals and i mean the ultimate i mean in terms of justice is the situation is never allowed to happen again and actually child is the one sky of you know government legislation corporate massacre that's what local people accuse the council

yvette nicole morano. dorothy morgan. john m. my uncle christopher samuel epps.u set the standard in our family for grace, hue mill-- humility and faith. god bless you and happy belated birthday, chris. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, documentary film makers kim burns and lynn novak will join us to discuss the latest films. with sure to watch live at 7:00

and it turns out yvette really seeming to become a common name at these protests. still facing assault charges from something that stemmed last summer in sacramento when she is accused of attack ago neonazi during a rally there. as for chasm he has a history. he was charged with muchlt violent accounts at past protesting possessing a lead cane at civic center he was invited by joey gibson to the even. reporting live from berkeley this evening. sam brock back to you in the studio. >> one group that you didn't see during today's stand i don't have in berkeley was the black hooded protesters known as antifa. many protesters made it dleer they will use force to shut down what they consider hate speech. tonight at 11:00 we unmask antifa. a member gives us insight into the sometimes violent political movement. >> new at 6:00 tonight. tense moments at sfo when a man stapd a police officer happened around twourt this afternoon. the airport received reports of a suspicious person potentially as transient acting erratically. sf pd officer tried to confront him when the man s

we'll also feature a story about terri and yvette, who will share their personal story of raising their cute little son gio. before we get started with the show, let's check in and see what people are saying about the lgbtq community, or what lgbtq people

teacher yvette yvette felarca was arrested.c-berkeley spent about $800,000 on extra police presence for the days long event dubbed free speech week. >>> vice president mike pence will be in michigan holding events. this comes after the president went to indiana to talk taxes after the white house and republicans released the plan to slash the corporate tax rate from 35 to 20% and reducing the seven current income tax brackets down to three. this morning the president tweeted out, quote, the democrats don't want massive tax cuts. how does that win elections? great reviews for tax cut and reform bill. >>> one day after a push to repeal the affordable care act failed in congress, president trump now has plans to scrap the current healthcare system. >> and i'll probably be signing a very major executive order where people can go out, cross state lines do lots of things and buy their own healthcare. >> president trump went on to say the order could be signed as soon as next week. besides letting insurers sell policies across state l

the berkeley police department, a small group with by any means necessary protested the arrest of yvette valarca and others. participants of the rally say that joey gibson. will hold a rally again. >>> the santa clara city council tonight decided that a weeknight curfew will remain in place for concerts at levi's stadium. this after singer ed sherin cancelled a concert because of that 10:00 curfew. the concern is more acts will follow. cold play is expected to perform next friday night. >> i think this is a bad public policy. i think this is political theater. >> this is where they live. they were here first. we are here to protect our community and that's the bottom line. >> council member kathy wananabi says artists should schedule concerts on the weekend if they want to end later. >>> a police officer is recovering after being stabbed in the leg at sfo. police were responding to a call of a suspicious person at about 2:30 this afternoon. authorities say the suspect who may have been a transient went into the delta baggage claim area. the suspect then stabbed the officer during a confr

prince george's county bureau chief tracy wilkins is reconnecting with domestic violence survivor yvette gate whose story you will remember. and who is vowing to stand with andrea greenwich and her family. >> her pain i carry every time i hear another copy cat doing what my ex-husband did to me. why? >> reporter: 13 years and more than 50 surgeries after she was set on fire, yvette cade, now a grandmother, still surprised by domestic violence and how far it can go. >> i can only imagine what this mother and child is going to go through. the next several years. really the rest of their life. >> reporter: 13 years ago was doused with gasoline and set on fire by her estranged husband. he is serving a life sentence with a chance of parole. she is serving her own sentence. >> i suffer from posttraumatic distress disorder. everything is chronic, panic and anxiety. >> reporter: she rarely makes public appearances outside of her advocacy work for survivors of domestic violence. but after hearing andrea greenwich, a pregnant mother was allegedly set on fire by her baby's father, she felt she had

and it's all too familiar to another woman, yvette cage.nce george's county chief, bureau chief explains that cage can't help but recalling her own experience with domestic abuse. >> i never deserved to have gasoline poured on me and set on fire. >> reporter: when she heard the anger of andrea greenwich's family she felt the need to make a rare public experience. >> her pain, i carry every time i hear another copy cat doing what my husband did to me. why? >> reporter: 13 years and more than 50 surgeries after she was set on fire, yvette now a grandmother is still shocked by domestic violence and how far it can go. >> i can only imagine what the mother and this child is going to go through. the next several years. really the rest of their lives. >> reporter: 13 years ago kate was do you sayused with gasolint on fire by her ex-husband. >> i spent 92 days in the hospital. i asked the doctors when was i they told me six to nine months. but i had my daughter waiting for me at home. >> reporter: her plan is to stand with the greenwich family as s

. >> reporter: but the conversation quickly turned to chaos. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> reporter: yvette felarca was arrested in the melee. >> they don't want to have dialogue. >> reporter: but not everyone is convinced the far right protestors are here to make peace. >> they were screaming, yelling things like comi scum, and accusing us of being supporters, or causing the so- called white genocide. >> reporter: the manager of the communist book school revolution books held a press conference today, and showed this video. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> of the right wing protestors targeting the book store twice in the last four days. >> threatening people inside, chanting usa, issuing rape and death threats. >> reporter: they hope to send a message they will not be intimidated. >> it's more important we stay open. >> even though free speech week was canceled, uc berkeley has kept up extra police presence. total cost? $800,000. >>> the latest attempt to repeal obamacare is dead. >> so yes, we're a little frustrated the senate has not acted on the promise. obamacare's collap

. >> police arrested three he people for violence, including yvette of vialarka, aus cannot of inciting riots. >> that's absolutely false. she was protesting against the fascists marching down telegraph chanting their racist slogans. >> me as a christian conservative, we should have a peaceful consideration and find common ground. >> police say that key to keeping the event from turning violent was preparation and help from other law enforcement agencies. >> we have been deploying as if there were all these scheduled speaker who is were going to speak. that's what we planned for, just in case. >> this man says that he is a registered democrat from sunnyvale. he is here to support free speech and oppose violence. >> when there is violence in the street because of a difference of opinions, that's when our country starts to faulter. >> participants tell me that joey gibson of patriot player plans to return to sproule plaza at noon. further details are coming. am per lee, ktvu fox 2. >>> here are the three people that berkeley police arrested, 20-year-old ricky joseph monson from last vegas

today at sproul plaza, yvette felarca became the target of some angry opposition. [ yelling ] >> you'rehe one that attacks people because they have a different view than you! >> she is facing a federal charge for punching a person last year. it's unclear how or if this latest arrest will affect her teaching career. >>> other bay area headlines tonight. a couple found dead inside a burning mobile home in san leandro. firefighters got the call about 5:30 this morning but couldn't save the man and woman inside. the unit on santa susana was part of the mission bay mobile home park, a senior living community. >>> new video of a cliff rescue in san mateo county. a man somehow got stuck yesterday afternoon and was clinging to the hillside near muscle rock. firefighters sent in a chp helicopter that was able to lift the man to safety. >>> digging into the kpix archive vault we found this. take a good look. hugh hefner arriving in san francisco aboard the playboy plane. used to be called the big bunny. the bevy of bunnies there to greet him, even in 1971, he was defending playboy against critici

last night i was sitting with some of my colleagues from new york and one of them said to me, yvette clarke, because we were talking about this, and yvette said they are not strangers, speaking of president trump and leader schumer. so they are not strangers. they've known each other for a long time. i don't know, maybe some of this carried over the nancy pelosi as well. >> the president's comment about no action against dreamers with no work permits for six months, do you take that as a sign that something big could happen as it rlts to the 800,000 so-called dreamers in this country? >> i know there's an environment for something big to happen. and i think that for the speaker of the house the say that this is something he wants to see get done, i know via pelosi wants to see it get done, and schumer is very passionate about this. and i do know kentucky a little bit, it's a little bit like south carolina, so leader mcconnell ought to have his farmers feeling better as well as some other people in his state. and so i think the atmosphere is here for douse something in a very positive

to chaos. [ screaming and cursing ] >> reporter: left wing protestors and middle school too mucher yvette felarca was in the melee. not everyone is convinced the far right protestors are here to make peace. >> they were screaming, yelling things like, commie scum and accusing us at the bookstore of being the supporters or causing the white genocide. >> reporter: the manager of berkeley's communist bookstore revolution books held a press conference and showed this video. [ cursing ] >> reporter: the book star bookstore was targeted. >> people yelling and threatening. >> reporter: supporters of the bookstore said they hope to send a message that they will not be intimidated. >> it's even more important that we stay open. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >> uc-berkeley has kept an extra police presence this week just in case at a cost of $800,000. >>> it's official. the latest attempt to repealed affordable care act is dead. >> so yes, we're frustrated that the senate has not acted on a seminal promise healthcare which by the way obamacare is collapsing. >> at least four republican senat

ould in fact, we'll show you a live picture of that event where yvette falarco who is the local leader is taking the mic. there are protesters there. i just spoke to the spokesman for uc berkeley. he said obviously it's an open campus. anybody can be here, but that group itself because of its history of violence is certainly not welcome especially on upcoming free speech week, in fact, it happens. we'll have more on this story, especially the press conference behind me, coming up at 6:00. live from berkeley, emily turner, kpix5. >>> the warriors are starting training camp, but one of the biggest story lines has to do with last season's nba title. cbs5's veronica de la cruz is here to explain. >> -- kpix5's veronica de la cruz is here to explain. >> warriors star steph curry and kevin durant have already said they'd rather not attend because they disagree with president trump's agenda. today the general manager of the team said the organization has been in contact with the white house but nothing is settled. there is no invitation yet. head coach steve kerr says the players will meet as

family says the baby was delivered seven weeks early on friday they're enduring is all too familiar to yvette kaid. 13 years ago she was doused with gasoline and set on fire by her estranged husband. her plan now to stand with the family as she has with so many other victims. >> i know that i had to do something about domestic violence because i've been in domestic violence for over 25 years of my life. these women we get into relationships because we want to be loved -- >> keep abeye on the news4 washington app as we monitor the court appearance today. >>> if you or someone you know needs help open the washington app, search safe at home. you will find a link to local resources for people effected by domestic violence. >>> new details this morning on how uva police responded to that white nationalist march on the school's campus. the nighttime came one day before the larger deadly rally in downtown charlottesville. police could have shut down the march but didn't know they could enforce a state law against burning for intimidation. the report also said police listened to information provided

yvette felarca is the leader of group called "by any means necessary."he was arrested at cal on tuesday for battery and resisting arrest while protesting a conservative rally by "patriot prayer." yesterday at sproul plaza she became the target of some angry opposition. >> why are you so fascist! you're the one that attacks people because they have a different view than you do! >> felarca has already faced a federal charge for punching a protestor at a sacramento rally last year. it's unclear how or if this latest arrest will affect her teaching career. >>> new questions about the travel habits of the president's cabinet members as taxpayers had to pay. >> plus too many jobs and too few homes have resulted in a disastrous housing crisis in the bay area. now google is threatening to possibly make it worse. at a republican baseball practice... made an emotional return to capitol hill. majority whip steve scalise wa loud cheers and >>> the coming man who was wounded in a shooting at a republican baseball practice made an emotional return to capitol hill. he

. >> reporter: people were led to downtown berkeley where this protester yvette marlarco was back in trouble with the law. >> let her go! let her go! >> reporter: a member of bam and also a berkeley middle school teacher back in trouble with the law. coming up at 6:00 we'll have more on her history and also what she told her joe vazquez last night in an interview about what her intentions were for today and what ended up happening. in berkeley, juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> nearly a week after hurricane maria ripped across puerto rico millions are still struggling for basic necessities like food, water and fuel. this afternoon hospitals that should be saving people are unable to provide care. ief effort.. they are running out of diesel needed to operate basic medical equipment. reporter mola lenghi is live at the white house with the very latest on the relief effort. >> reporter: liz, the president has defended the white house's response to puerto rico, but people on the island and in the halls of congress here in washington are calling on the white house to do more. hurricane maria

this is yvette felarca's latest mugshot, authorities facing a federal charge for punching a white nationalistw there's new charges against the middle schoolteacher. >> reporter: that's right. she is a part-time middle school teacher at berkeley. she taught this morning and came to the rally this afternoon. now she's facing charges of battery and resisting arrest. this all was peaceful with the dialogue. everything was okay on campus. it's when the crowd moved off campus that things got unruly. far right activists and leader of patriot prayer, joey gibson, drew an expected crowd at cal this afternoon. >> i guess one thing that i did was saying about you and this is about the only thing i really know is that people have complained that you're a white supremist. >> because people have showed up to earmark our rally and we kicked them out, but i don't care about the color of your skin. i care what's on the inside. >> reporter: and for the most part that's what happened, a controlled dialogue, but it was the out of control crowd that kept things unruly. >> hey, hey, hey. >> i've done everything i

the chair of the home affairs committee, labour's yvette cooper, joined the attack on the powers givennt also has a job to do to hold ministers to account and the bill, as drafted, stops us doing that. it stops us standing up for democracy in this house, and it stops us making sure, frankly, that the government do not screw up brexit in the process they put it through and the decisions they take. parliamentary scrutiny is not an affront to democracy. it is its very essence. the true saboteurs of brexit are those who would sanction the exclusion of parliament from this process. the debate on this bill has onlyjust started. well said. they said this would be a great opportunity... to get rid of all the rules and regulations, the miles of red tape and all the things that were strangling british business and the economy, but we are going to take those very same things and place them lock, stock and barrel into substantive british law. they told you that you would get an extra £350 million for the nhs, and you will not. they told you that you would take back control, but if this bill is not

yvette felarca and eddy robinson were among the three people arrested on tuesday when they clashed with supporters of a conservative group that was rallying on campus. felarca and robinson will be speakg out at u-c berkeley later this mog to demand that the charges against them ( mark ) four people are recovering this morning after two a-c transit buses crashed in san francisco. it happened yesterday morning on fremont street... between harrison and howard streets. an a-c transit spokesperson says a bus lost control and hit two cars and another bus. two bus drivers and two passengers were taken to the hospital. their conditions are unknown this morning. a-c transit is investigating whether it was human error or a mechanical problem that caused the accident. ( darya ) a former teacher at east palo alto charter school has been convicted of committing lewd acts on a child. the victim was a 15-year-old student at the school. danielle matko was convicted on four different charges. police say the incidents happened back in 2015. the jury is still deliberating on two additional charges. ( dary

and yvette fe-larca, was arrested on suspicion of battery. fe-larca was also charged back in july with assault, participating in a riot.. and inciting a riot after violence broke out at a white nationalist rally in sacramento last year. (james) coming up..new fbi crime statistics show a spike in violence in one east bay city... this morning -- we have a response from police. (robin) and new video showing smoke filling the cabin of an airplane after landing... we'll hear from a passenger who was on the flight.(james) and after the break: multiple people, including a pregnant woman, hurt outside an 'in-n-out burger' .. what police believe led to the multi-car crash. (james) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. (james)(robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (james)we're starting the day with almost identical conditions to what we saw yesterday. it's mostly clear and mild with widespread 50s, 60s and even some low 70s in the higher hills. the warming trend continues. look for temperatures to increase anoth

joseph anchundia kermit charles anderson yvette constance anderson john andreacchio michael rourke andrews jean ann andrucki siew-nya ang joseph angelini, jr. joseph angelini, sr. laura angilletta doreen j. angrisani lorraine antigua peter paul apollo faustino apostol, jr. and my father, kevin james murphy. i love you very much and i know you are looking down with a bug smile on your face. >> and my uncle and hero my uncle matthew. woe love and miss you, uncle matt. frank thomas aquilino patrick michael aranyos david arce michael george arczynski louis arena adam p. arias michael armstrong jack charles aron >> garnet ace bailey. >> michael s. basks. michael andrew baines. >> and my brother joseph michael g. oconee. his family and friends will never forget. i come here every year for 16 years to make sure i hear his name. so that i can honor him and make sure he will never be forgotten. >> and my grandfather howard salwen. >> jerrard batiste. walter baran gerard a. barbara paul vincent barbaro james william barbella victor daniel barbosa colleen ann barkow david michael barkway matthew barn

and yvette felarca, was arrested on suspicion of battery and resisting arrest. felarca was also charged back in july with assault, participating in a riot.. and inciting a riot after violence broke out at a white nationalist rally in sacramento last year. (steve) tonight - we are learning more about an attack at san francisco international airport... a police officer was stabbed -- and a suspect is in custody. kron4's j-r stone joins us live at sfo -- jr what can you tell us? (j.r.)the officer is in the hospital with non life threatening injuries. that is the good news. the suspect here is behind bars. police though not saying who this person is tonight.this officer was stabbed in this area of terminal 1 near the delta baggae carousel. take a look at this video. it appears that scissors were used in this stabbing as well. you can still see them there lying on the floor. police say this happened around 2:30 this afternoon. they received a complaint about a suspicious person near the curb outside that baggage area. the man was found inside. they confronted him and

the point which yvette cooper made was this — if the government wants to have a conversation about whatpapers appearing, start the debate about how we're going to get the people that we need to keep the british economy strong. and that's why we need to have a reasonable transition. the very basic point is, you have to have something to implement in order to have an in ferment patient period. at the moment you're not going to conclude the negotiations in the time. jeremy corbyn has said absolutely nothing, he's being completely absent from this conversation. it's a case, isn't it, that his hero, yourfather, who abhorred europe as a capitalist plot, is exactly whatjeremy corbyn thinks — you don't disagree with that? well, the referendum results show that the nation is split down the middle. the challenge for us is, we are leaving. isn't challenge forjeremy corbyn to step up to the plate? we have to decide what kind of future immigration policy we are going to have and what it is possible to negotiate with the european union so that we don't end up damaging our economic prospects, because

and his entourage including kyle chapman headed down telegraph avenue where counter protest lead yvette and several others were arrested. >> usa! usa! >> gibson finally stopped at people's park for a rally with his supporters. >> the crowds with the torches and stuff, some of those people from charlottesville are right here. some of the white supremacists that were marching in charlottesville are here in berkeley. >> though the free speech events were canceled, berkeley estimates it will spend an additional $8,000 in security this week. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> flames burned dangerously close to dozens of homes in the oakland hills today. sky 7 was overhead and abc 7 news was live on the air for more than an hour, bringing you the latest on the firefight there this afternoon. it was intense. people had to evacuate homes near campus drive off interstate 580 not far from merit college. dozens of firefighters are still on the scene, putting out hot spots and making sure there are no more problems. some will be there overnight and even for the next day or two. 22 acres burned, and it

the fight they're enduring is all too familiar to yvette kaid. 13 years ago she was doused with gasoline and set on fire by her estranged husband. her plan now to stand with the family as she has with so many other victims. >> i know that i have to do something about domestic violence because i've been in domestic violence for over 25 years of my life. >> these women, we get into relationships because we want to be loved -- >> keep an eye on the nbc washington app as we monitor the suspect's possible court appearance today. >> if you or someone you know needs help, open the nbc washington app, search "safe at home." you'll find a link for people effected by domestic violence. >>> seven minutes after the hour. new details on how uva police responded to that white nationalist march on the school's campus. it came one day before the charlottesville. a new report from leaders says police could have shut down the march but didn't know they could enforce a state law against burning for intimidation. the report also said police listened to information provided by white nationalist organizers wh

yvette cooper, thank you very much for your time.him again later and we are looking ahead to the first pmqs of the parliament after the summer recess. we will say goodbye to viewers on bbc two but firstly, the weather with simon king. anita, thank you. good morning, we have a straightforward day of weather across the uk. for many, it is dry with sunny spells. some showers affecting northern parts of england and across scotland. they will tend to fade during the afternoon. for most, we will seek sunshine at some point today and maximum temperatures getting up to 16, right up to 20 degrees, feeling fresher than the past few days have been. this evening, a largely dry end to the date and we will see showers clearing. clear spells for any meaning it will turn chilly once more. thicker cloud rolls into scotla nd more. thicker cloud rolls into scotland and we have some outbreaks of rain on thursday morning. the rain will turn heavier as it pushes south but across northern ireland and the west of england and the south—west it appears in the

gibson led the crowd from sproul plaza to people's park in downtown berkeley and investigators found yvette felarca in trouble with the law. felarca, a berkeley middle school teacher and member of b.a.m. back in handcuffs after police say she assaulted someone and here is felarca last night telling channel 5's joe vazquez her intentions for today. >> well, if he's trying to come here in order to terrorize people in this community, then definitely b.a.m. is calling for everyone who stands against racism to come out and protest and shut him down. >> reporter: last year felarca was arrested at the state capitol after she was repeatedly seen punching a man and faced charges of inciting a riot at a neo-nazi rally and now this, felarca back in police custody following a scuffle with demonstrators who had turned out for the patriot prayer rally. we reached out to berkeley unified school district. late this afternoon they told us they will take appropriate action in accordance with federal law. three people were arrested today. in berkeley, juliette goodrich, kpix5. new at 6:00 a new fbi report out

. >> it was a little commune yvette.gree, the first black president wasn't born in the united states. they would say, i believe barack obama when he was not born in kenya. the underlying message there is you know if you are talking to the republican base, they don't believe anything barack obama says. so if the message is, why believe obama when he says he was born in the united states the message to the united states is he wasn't born in the united states, i think donald trump stoked a lot of the racial resentment in the week of economic down turn, particularly white working class voters in the rust belt donald trump spoke thad resentment. he ran on white identity. >> you say he ran on white identity. coates talks about it if race is, in part, a myth. donald trump he argues is the first president because he's appealed so directly and blatantly to whiteness as a political strategy. when you see the white house then trying to turn this and say, the president, a, should be able to say they're good people at a white suprema

yvette cooper is hearing from management at gas after filming by panorama, which revealed violence, and a panorama programme? i was ashamed of what we saw and was very sorry for what we saw, if i were aware of any of that behaviour, i would saw, if i were aware of any of that behaviour, iwould have saw, if i were aware of any of that behaviour, i would have taken action. since the panorama programme we have ta ken action. since the panorama programme we have taken action. we have suspended ten members of staff and dismissed three of those members of staff and there are ongoing investigations into the conduct of the other people involved. we have informed the police and provided all of the evidence that we can to assist them with their enquiries. we are also undertaking an immediate action plan to make sure that this cannot happen again. we take these events seriously indeed. there is no place for behaviour like that in our business. but it did happen. you were not aware of it. and you clearly had no systems in place to ensure that if anything like any of those incidents happened, that t

the chair of the home affairs select committee, yvette cooper said it was ‘unacceptable' that some materialw from westminster. i'm wondering what it is about this crucial period, the one to two hours, why would that make a difference? we know there is some extremist material, particularly some ofjihadi extremist material thatis some ofjihadi extremist material that is distributed maybe through dark net and through social media very fast. there seems to be organised networks that distribute the material. being able to tackle that very swiftly to prevent it being spread widely is important. some of it though is material that we know stays up online for months and months, even if it is reported. the social media giants are still not doing enough to take this material down. what sort of thing? we are talking of recruitment propaganda material by extremist organisations or incitement to violence or terrorism, it could be, i have seen materialfrom violence or terrorism, it could be, i have seen material from the violence or terrorism, it could be, i have seen materialfrom the banned far right org

yvette felarca and eddy robinson were among the three people arrested on tuesday when they clashed withers of a conservative group that was rallying on campus. felarca and robinson will be speaking out at u-c berkeley later this morning to demand that the charges against them be dropped. ( mark ) four people are recovering this morning after two a-c transit buses crashed in san francisco. it happened yesterday morning on fremont street... between harrison and howard streets. an a-c transit spokesperson says a bus lost control and hit two cars and another bus. two b operators and two passengers were taken to the hospital. their conditions are unknown this morning. a-c transit is investigating whether it was human error or a mechanical problem that caused the accident. ( darya ) a former teacher at east palo alto charter school has been convicted of committing lewd acts on a child. the victim was a 15-year-old student at the school. danielle matko was convicted on four different charges. police say the incidents happened back in 2015. the jury is still deliberating on two additional charg

fears of disease and illness are spreading through the lone star state and joining me now to explain yvette ariano she is from a grassroots advocate with us at the texas admire mental justice advocacy services in that thanks for being with us today so you were out there in houston one of the hard hit communities can you tell us what sort of cleanup efforts are currently underway. well currently there are still one hundred sixty one boil water notices and about forty percent of the water treatment facilities are still in operable we focus our work on the east side of houston that is home to the largest petrochemical complex in the entire nation and within this area there's absolutely no zoning so there is no restrictions over constructing homes schools or hospitals right next to refineries chemical plants pipelines and other and us real facilities so the floodwaters that affected these areas have a higher probability of carrying toxic substances along with the bacteria notices that have been going on in these areas those bacteria notices include cholera eco and typhoid and of one of the low

yvonne felarca who goes by the name yvette...as arrested during a violent brawl at the state capitol in sacramento last year. felarca works as a teacher at a berkeley middle school... she was put on leave following the arrest. she's since been reinstated. ( catherine ) as for patriot prayer... they had planned to hold a rally at crissy field in san francisco a few weeks ago. they ultimately decided to cancel the event... citing security concerns. they had talked about moving it... but that never materialized. san francisco police say they spent close to 800-thousand dollars on security for the rally that never happened. a serious canyon fire in southern california is also causingevacuations for many families, we'll take you there a steep hill in san francisco catapults a driver 3- quarters of the wayinto a house --- where the owner slept through the entire drama. the latest porch bandit is caught on camera posing as a deliveryman in san franciso to rip off your packages. a thief is caught on surveillance video as he steals packag

city of refuge united church of please welcome now from the city christ, bishop yvette -- please welcome her. >> can you shout with me hallelujah. we shall prevail. i'm a pentecostal. you have to look at your neighbor and say hallelujah. we shall not be moved. i have deep respect for the universal truth that is expressed in all religion. but spiritual and culture identity is i'm evolving pentecostal. i come from a teaching that says that when a dedicated group of believers come together with one accord, they're able to work through their divisions and dismantle their differences and diffuse the thing that separate them. god honors their ability and the holy ghost, that's what my folks called. the holy ghost will give ability to peek in language that are foreign to them. speaking in tongues, vehicle to eradicate the barriers that divide the human family. speaking in tongue and empowering those believers to move across cultures and religions. i say it is time for a new pentecost. when we name the same bigotry that is forced on colored people, to use separate bathrooms and that same bigotry

eddy robinson, ricky monzon and yvette felarca were arrested for various charges related to the protest. ( darya ) the city of concord is taking steps to protect undocumented immigrants. the city council unanimously voted to pass a resolution that limits cooperation between local police and federal immigration officers. it also denounces hate speech. this resolution comes less than a month after the trump administration announced plans to end the daca immigration program if congress does not act in the next 6 months. the program protects undocumented immigrants brought to the u-s as children. ( mark ) happening now... police in san francisco are looking for a thief caught on camera stealing packages. in the video you can see the man ring the buzzer of the building. witnesses say he was posing as a u-p-s delivery man. once in the building he steals a number of packages and then takes off on his bike. (mark) eight people - including a pregnant woman -- are recovering this morning after being hit by a car in the parking lot of an 'in-n-out' burger in mill valley. it happened after a pickup