a court in turkey has convicted a british man of terrorism offences. aine davies, who's 33, was suspected of belonging to a kidnap gang that beheaded western hostages. he was found guilty of being a member of the islamic state group and was jailed for 7.5 years. the bbc understands he was one of four british men, including the fighter known asjihadijohn, who guarded prisoners. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports from turkey. aine davis posing with a fighter in syria. today, he became the first of the suspected beatles — the infamous islamic state gang from britain — to be sent to prison. at this turkish courthouse, three judges found him guilty of being a member of is and sentenced him to seven—and—a—half years in jail. as he was led from court, flanked by prison guards, i asked for his reaction — he just swore at me. he's the second alleged member of the gang to be taken out of action. his friend, mohammed emwazi, jihadijohn, was killed in a drone strike two years ago after beheading two british hostages and three americ

we talked to a man who got a picture of the flames, this is a man that works nearby and saw the fire, police called firefighters because some people on the freeway had seen some of the thick, heavy plaque smoke that the fire put out shortly after it started. we spoke to a man that worked for the past six years at a courier business near the encampment. he was concerned about the fire spreading but it did not. he said is he worried about the growing homeless encampments creating a fire hazard. >> i came outside and saw the big flames, i took a photo of it. this needs to stoop or spread out or something, i do not know, it's just too much. >> reporter: the fire chief on the scene said he does not know what started the fire. he said maybe a hot plate or propane tank or a cigarette might have been the cause, the people sleeping in the tepts said they did not see it happen, they were sleeping, they are not sure how the fire started but the fire is out. this is fifth and brush. firefighters had closed off part of the streets but it looks like they are getting ready to reopen. there was anoth

(steve) also in the east bay...police are on the hunt for a man who assaulted another man in a popular berkeley park. it happened around eight yesterday morning at the "people's park" located off telegraph avenue. police say the attacker threatened the victimand then hit him in the back of the head with a skateboard. the victim was treated for a head injuryand will be ok. (pam) tonight, a person of interest is being questioned.... after a grass fire in the oakland hills. it broke out this morning -- near ascot and mastlands drives. that neighborhood is considered a high risk fire zone. firefighters were able to quickly get a handle on it.... no homes were damaged.. but while firefighters were on scene -- they noticed a man claiming to have been stabbed. investigators say, it turned out that man was ánotá stabbed -- and that person is now undergoing a psychological evaluation. (pam) an overnight fire left 12 people without a place to live this memorial day. the flames broke out in sonoma... destroying a home, along with several cars.. and a cat was killed. kron4's maureen kelly got an

my father was a graceful, high school educated man. a truly decent man. "every man, woman and child should be treated with respect and deserves to be treated with midi -- with dignity." my father would never walk by somebody begging. i would say he is going to use it to go out and drink. he would say, "if he had a choice would he be standing there begging?" no matter who it is. they are entitled to be treated with dignity. it goes to the heart of what it american, the right to dignity is what holds up these self-evident truths, of which we always talk about. furthermore, when we treat people with american, the right to dignity, when we quip them with the ability to care for their families, it is harder for the politics and fear to find a home. so today, i want to talk to you about the importance of keeping dignity at the center of our society, and the center of your life as you go out into the world. folks, each of you has a responsibility. you all know it, you have been taught it here, taught it before you came here. to treat people with dignity. you dem

earlier the same day police arrested a man suspected of assaulting a woman the woman told police a man made unwanted advances in which she turned him down, he assaulted her and left the station. police say they found him later that morning and they say two incidents are not related. >>> -- >> there are a lot of families and elderly people and for them to see that is terrible. >> i would like to see more cameras on bart. police presence but cameras but definitely. >> last was it a woman told police he was sexually assaulted on a train going from richmond to north berkeley. so far no arrests have been made. >>> bart riders in the east bay expect delays. late -- lake mary will be closed until tomorrow morning while the crews rebuild the tracks near the bart station. bart set up a bus braids to take passengers between fruitvale and 19th st. stations. they released time lapse video to show you the work going on. crews are installing new tracks and taking out wood old ties and replacing them. new tracks will be safer and you will have a smoother ride. the work began last month and will conti

you, man. >> oh man. all those cats, man, i know a lot of those cats. i'm a huge jazz fan. at july yard, you are lucky to be at july yard because are you surrounded by so many talented artists. and i remember when i first got there, you know, you hear jazz in the hallways and all of a sudden you know, a little jam session will break out and you think you know how to sing, you know what i mean, you join in and stuff like that. but it was great, man, it was great. i'm proud of you. >> stephen: well, i'm sure there mus be a sort of sense how do i get in here, do i belong here. what about the process of getting in. that must be pretty intense when you are trying to audition to be in july yard. >>-- juillard. >> they only take about 18 people in the drama division. and you know, thousands audition each year. so i remember i didn't audition straight out of high school. i was, you know, i'm just going to go to california and try my luck. and then i wanted to get back to the east coast because i'm an east coast d

police in the east bay are searching for a man who stabbed another man. we'll tell you where it happened and why they say it was random. and our big story this morning... the hot weather hitting the bay area. details on just how hot it will get in your neighborhood and when to what are you doing? watching this breath savers protect mint neutralize the plaque acids in my mouth. i can't see anything! that's because it's working so hard. hey, what are you guys doing? karen. we're neutralizing. maybe i want to neutralize. you ever think of that? thanks for joining us. i'm darya folsom. (mark) and i'm mark danon. that breaking news we're following this morning... a man is in the hospital after an officer involved shooting san jose.( darya ) will tran is live at the scene with details on what happened. will? ( will ) we are following breaking news out of san jose where police are now investigating an officer involved shooting. it happened just after 11-30 last night.(ááátriggerááá) police were responding to reports of a family disturbance at a home on mou

for the three officers.one of them shot the man, who died at the scene. nobody else was hurt.one neighbor told me he heard five or six shots.both the police department and the d-a's office are investigating the shooting.in pleasanton, spencer blake, kron four news. a long and hard fought season capped with a shot at a title... and yet, on this day, it's family first. the day before mother's day, 9- year-old adrian kais (kay-isss) lost his 33-year-old parents fred and sulema... as well as his grandmother edenita in a deadly car crash in salinas. fred was an assistant coach on his son's football team -- the central coast black knights. before the game -- the bay area spring football league paid tribute to adrian and his family. the knights embraced by the defending jose hit squad.was certainly a prayer adrian's number 38 -- a true champion. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. (jr stone) coming up... get ready for another round of hot weather....(justine) hot weather....(justine) it's not a weekend hobby.ance? you have to live and breathe it for 50

i enjoyed it. >> your a very brave man. his first challenge can cam lip sync battle. tonight's challenge -- can cam lip sync battle? backstage at "lip sync battle," so much goes into every one of these performances, from the props to the wardrobe, to the choreography, and i only have 24 hours to pull it all together and hit that "lip sync battle" stage. here we go. ♪ ♪ let's kick it >> all right, i've been singing this song for years, so, i think i got the lyrics down. but i need some help with the dance moves and choreograp help me out. you know what i'm really good at? >> i don't know. >> jumping. >> are you? okay. >> i can do that kind of stuff. hold on a second. >> did you stretch? >> yeah, i'm all right. it just stings a little bit. ♪ >> there you go. yes, yes. >> now that i got some of the dance moves down, sort of, let's channel the overall look and there's no better to help me than jeannie check who is the costume designer here. >> i feel very naked. i get a jacket. like, i'm almost wearing nothing. do i need a shirt? the only thing left to do was rehear

a young man took the lives of six students and injured 14 others. that day families were torn apart by a kind of grief that no one should have to ever experience, the loss of a child. the tragedy in isla vista, we remember today, is once again a reminder of the consequences of inaction by congress regarding the epidemic of gun violence across our nation. . far too often there are many red flags of someone intending to harm, to do harm, but no one can connect the dots. today i introduce legislation with my colleagues, congresswoman esty and congressman beyer, that will allow families and loved ones who see disturbing warning signs the ability to work with law enforcement and the courts so that they may have -- so -- so that they may intervene and bert prevent acts of violence. states like california and connecticut have led the way on important measures to combat gun violence. this bill would encourage other states to adopt these proven preventive measures. the gun violence restraining order act would help ensure that family members can go to court t

soldier and was a lower chelsea manning is released -- and whistleblower chelsea manning is released from prison 28 years early. has the german army been infiltrated by right wing extremists? ♪ brent: i am brent goff. it is good to have you with us. did u.s. president donald trump go too far? tonight, some lawmakers are asking whether trump is guilty of obstruction of justice after a media report claimed he pressure the fbi director to drop an investigation into his former national security adviser, michael flynn. the director of the fbi, james comey, was later fired by trump. lawmakers say they want comey to testify as they investigate the matter. reporter: the latest allegations revolve around a meeting between trump and then fii -- fbi director james comey. a memo written by comey says trump asked him to end the investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn. flynn step down in february after just three weeks on the job. he was forced out after lying to top white house officials about his contacts with the russian ambassador to the u.s. comey's alleged memo sa

oh, man. >> hey, boo! >> ratliff is now in the same unit as adrian smalls, who has been writing spoken word pieces while awaiting trial. >> stand up, black man, stand up and rise to power. this is our year, our month, new day and the time is ours. we must all crawl before we walk and also think before we speak. because the blood of our black brothers mixed with the tears of our black mothers have cried our very own red sea. >> smalls hopes to reach a plea deal on his charge of assault and battery, the result of a punch that left another man brain damaged and in a coma. >> this is where i spend a lot of my time at right now. this is like my outlet. i call it my lab. i sit and write my mind. write what i think. before you strap on your combat boots and pick up your gun to shoot remember this lesson i'm trying to teach must go forward if my message is ever going to get through. you could easily learn about guns, drugs, murder and sex if that was the only thing ever taught to you. but now that you're grown thi

he's the man who coined the term alt-right. the protest comes after someone posted hate fill flyers in the neighborhood. it's been described as a mix of racist and anti-immigration views. one protester said this is about teaching our children to take a stand against hate. >> i would like to believe that some implicit racism will be a thing of the past in their generation but if not we need to teach them to stand up. >> this group protests every week but they said today's turn out was bigger than usual. >>> video shows boy flying off a water slide. some may consider this video disturbing. before we show you, we want you to know the boy is okay. here it is. the water park in central california had just opened and people couldn't wait to jump on the slide. this 10-year-old boy slid right off yesterday sliding along the rail and skidding across the concrete when he fell off. the park is now investigating the accident. the boy is okay. amazing what you can handle when you're a 10-year-old boy. >>> still to come, the golfers weren't

-man: huge. -man #2: hoo! lemonis: founded by bob farrell in 1963, the company, at one point, had as many as 130 locations. in the '80s, bob retired, and the chain was sold to a group of investors. but they mismanaged the stores, lost the magic, and soon after, every last one of them was gone. eager to open up a family-oriented business, mike enlisted paul to help him restore farrell's to its glory days. they even put a new spin on the restaurant's famous birthday song. together: clap your hands! clap, clap your hands! clap! lemonis: but they moved way too fast, opening up seven restaurants in just a few short years, some of them never generating a profit. and thanks to high rent, more than a million dollars of debt, and a slew of operational blunders, one location is already gone, with the rest in deep trouble. mike: where are we gonna get that extra money? there's no money in here. lemonis: if i can't help them stabilize their stores, this great comeback story will come to an end any day now. shauna: i mean,

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"nah i got two right here man, haha!" (justine) a section of a southern california coast has been closed again for the second time this weekafter at least four sharks were spotted close to shore. government officials in san clemente say the area south of the beach's pier is closed. and closures were ordered in the same area about a week ago and earlier this week... after two dozen great whites were seen. on tuesday a fisherman hooked a 12-foot shark from a pier and released it. just last month a woman was injured by a 10-foot white shark at san onofre state beach, which is south of san clemente. (justine) new at 10. cal fire officials are urging people to be cautious about the increased danger of fire during this memorial day. officals urge safety and preparedness when outside. anyone who plans on camping is asked to check local fire restrictions in their area. people traveling by car are reminded to properly maintain their vehiclesmake sure nothing is dragging on the ground. and when towing, drivers are urged to make sur

the man was threatening to jump. the chp closed the left two lanes closing a massive backup that stretched for miles into oakland, emeryville, berkeley, and beyond. this is the bay bridge backup. fortunately first responders were able to talk the man down. tara moriarty is here now. what we know about the situation?>> reporter: the traffic is still moving at a snails pace. we are definitely feeling the residual effects of earlier today. as you take a look behind me you can see the cars are moving very slowly across the bay bridge. many drivers did not know what was tying up traffic. when they found out that a man was thinking about jumping from the bridge they were sympathetic but it does raise concerns about security. >> reporter: at 1030 this morning a man went to jump from the a bridge. the chp shutdown two lanes and try to coax him down. >> he indicated that if we climbed up there he would jump off the bridge.>> a truck was on the side

the witness says the man had his hands up and did not charge at the cop. public information officer ricardo cortes says two officers immediately rendered first aid, and an ambulance took the man to a nearby trauma center.we have no update so far on his condition. another man was i nhis truck making a delivery to lucky when it happened."i heard some gunshots, didn't think anything of it. i didn't know it was actually gunshots. and about a few seconds later, all of fremont pd showed up from all over.""i ducked down because i said, 'oh my god he shot him!' and he didn't have to shoot him."police have been gathering witness statements placing evidence markers, and processing the crime scene. they haven't identified the suspect yet, and aren't releasing the name of the officer who fired his gun. (live)sergeant cortes says there is no threat to the public, though this is still an active crime scene with a huge section of the parking lot blocked off.live in fremont, spencer blake, kron four news. (grant) in dublin. a brand-new water park was open for memorial day

employees are getting back to business at e and l barbecue after a man breaks in tuesday night.the man was caught by surveillance video making his way in from the roof of the building-- right before tearing the camera down in the hallway.elise ross/manager, e & l barbecue: "from there, from the hallway to our bathroom-- instead of just coming in through the main part he decided to knock a whole through our drywall and push his way through the kitchen."when the burglar didn't see much in the kitchen--he punches another hole in the ceiling-- pulls himself up along the banister before falling in the office. elise ross/manager, e & l barbecue: "most of the damage was done because of the holes in the roof he made and the ceiling that he made."but the burglar isn't done yet-- after trying to destroy the surveillance monitor in the office...he goes back to kitchen? turns on the grill and fryer? and makes himself a late night snack.elise ross/manager, e & l barbecue: "he pulled out a whole bunch of food-- ribs, steak sandwiches, sodas. cooked him 5 steak sandwiches on the grill. opened a bag o

man, oh, man. >> okay. >> jimmy: zoe, we got this, man. >> yeah, we'll see. [ light laughter ] okay. >> jimmy: the confidence i love in my teammate. >> okay, ready? >> jimmy: yes, i'm ready. >> okay. >> jimmy: oh. is that a pig? >> yep. >> jimmy: it is? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: when pigs fly. >> no. >> jimmy: what is the -- pig back. piggy back. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> the dream team. >> wow. >> yeah. >> wow. >> jimmy: tariq, you're up. >> choose four. >> jimmy: you have to -- you have to choose -- [ shouting ] >> choose four. >> jimmy: no, don't -- don't choose four. he already read four. >> choose four. >> jimmy: don't look at four. >> oh, i could play that one out. [ shouting ] >> tariq: oh, okay. cool. >> jimmy: you gotta start. ♪ >> fish. shark. >> jimmy: sitting fish. >> fish. ocean. sea. starfish. no. is it a fish? that's a table with something on it. >> jimmy: you don't have to build the whole room tariq, gosh. [ laughter ] holy mackerel. >> uh, okay. where are we? knife. fish and chips! >> jimmy: 15 seconds! >> fish and chips. >> jimmy: of course you would say f

this man is the president of the united states. he acted decisively today. >> trevor: you're looking at the wrong set of facts? ( laughter ) there are only facts. what does that mean? and what a weird explanation. there is capt. trump and president trump -- candidate trump and president trump. what he said as candidate trump doesn't count. didn't people vote for candidate trump because they wanted that guy to be president trump? that's like saying, no, when i promised to be faithful, that was wedding steve. i'm husband steve now. you can't trust what wedding steve said. he was just looking to smash. ( laughter ) this isn't the first time trump pulled the multiple personality thing. remember the pussy grabbing leak? >> it's locker room tock. >> he was in private with another guy doing what guys do. >> everyone knows trump likes women and uses this kind of talk. >> locker room talk. >> guy talk. >> bad boy talk. >> trevor: no, it's not. a bad boy is someone who wears a leather jacket to prom. that's a bad boy. this is the guy who got

and what police say the man was planning to do. good morning washington. - another cloudy, foggy morning - finally some sun later today - marginal risk for severe storms this afternoon - beautiful tomorrow & friday - unsettled weather returns for the weekend today: am patchy fog, clouds. partly sunny. isolated pm t-shower. highs: 79-84 winds: se to nw 5-10 mph tonight: lingering shower or storm early. partly to mainly clear. lows: 56-63 winds: nw 5 mph thursday: mostly sunny. low humidity. highs: 78-81 breaking news this morning. new details emerging overnight

it was like, oh, man, i ain't never getting out. we have a good relationship, talk to each other like crazy. smack each other around when nobody's looking. >> even though they're from the same hometown, their lives in prison would make it seem like they're from different sides of the tracks. >> his tv is just a little older model and my tv is one of the flat screens they just started selling, it's expensive, but it's just a bigger picture. everything in here is ours, you know what i mean? it's not -- whatever's mine is his, whatever's his is mine, that's the way we live. >> thanks to support from his family, napier has money to spend in the commissary. once a week, he loads up on snacks for him and his cell mate. >> he needs to carry half of everything. >> robbie. >> all the commissary goes in one box. we both eat out of it. he doesn't have a lot of the things going for him that i have. it's hard for him to stay on the right path. >> one thing mcanally does have is an abundance of tattoos. >> i got these praying hands for my dad, my

sot - to give him moral support, and he's a man of faith and a man of prayer. and that was very evident from what was saidas the community prayed, his family says robert made a step forward in his journey today. he is out of i-c-u and has moved to a rehab trauma center where he will start rehab. the 20 year old will now have more of a routine and downtime at night to rest. his teammates are hoping for the best.sot - i think he's got great support from his brothers on the rugby team and the coaches and this great university. so hopefully he'll make progress and continue his recovery saturday's championship game left the rugby starter paralyzed from the chest down. from surgery, he is now has limited mobility in his arms and hands. the bears took home the trophy, but the excitement has been marred by their teammate's misfortune.sot - they're all very shaken. they're devastated. i mean no one's ever had paralysis on the teamthe family created a go-fund me page to help with medical expenses. they say a year of treatment could cost upwards of a million dollars. with

cheers and applause ) "man, (bleep) j. edgar hoover. (bleep) j. edgar hoover. we still don't know who killed kennedy." with the boy, you better watch your mouth. i was cutting your daddy's hair." "all right, man, that's $20. have a good day. god bless. god bless, brother, god bless." ( cheers and applause ) barber shop 5. thank you very much. ( laughter ) now, obviously, a special prosecutor, especially of mueller's stature, essentially puts the white house on notice, and you could tell by the way they reacted last night. >> the white house released a statement saying "there was no collusion between my campaign and any foreign entity. i look forward to this matter concluding quickly." >> trevor: wow. you know what? i'm proud of trump. that's a smart response. it's calm. it's measured. it's appropriate. it's also clearly not for him. ( laughter ) you see, for real trump, you have to wait until the morning. >> the president is awake. he seems angry, and he is tweeting this morning. gone is the relatively measured statement f

he projected that this man will win. moon jae—in. he wants projected that this man will win. moonjae—in. he wants to talk to north korea and he doesn't like the new american anti—missile system on south korean soil. his softer approach might not please washington. stephen evans, bbc news, south korea. two pages of medieval text — which, for centuries, lay hidden inside another book — have been identified as the work of william caxton, who introduced printing to england in the 1470s. there are no copies of the pages anywhere else in the world, as duncan kennedy reports. it was in the rolling book shelves of the university library that erica was carrying out some research. she picked up this box and made her extraordinary discovery. this is the box i found it in. and here it is. it isa box i found it in. and here it is. it is a page of a medieval letter printed by william caxton in 1&77, a year or so after the first ever british book came off the printing press. what was your reaction when you realised what this document was? i was absolutely amazed. this is the sort of

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jack vo: the boogie man gets his boogie on. jack vo: and my hashbrowns turn into my new munchie mashups. jack vo:they come with crispy hashbrowns and tasty white cheese mashed up with your choice of savory egg and bacon, buffalo chicken and ranch, or jalapeños and bacon. jack vo: so you can keep going until the sun comes up. jack vo: ouch, that's gotta hurt. jack vo: introducing my new munchie mashups. only at jack in the box. 's >>> today is cinco de mayo. celebrates the victory over the french foreign legion in 1862. here in california, cinco de mayo has become an occasion for fixed to go out and have a fun time partying.>> police are increasing patrols. jesse gary shows us how the city is preparing for the celebration. >> are you ready for tonight? >> in east san jose it is never too early to fly the colors for the show of cultural pride.>> am celebrating with my son. it is where i grew up in the community.>> robert and his son are poised for the slow roll over the pavement tonight. souped-up cars and trucks with american a

>> you can hear the man thank the officer afterwards. the officer is called a hero for putting himself in harm's way to save the man. >> a woman in poland struck by a truck you will see it in a moment and now police say she is the one wanted ford questioning. surveillance. >> oh, >> surveillance cameras caught the moment the woman was struck trying to cross the street. fortunately she was able to gets up and walk away from the incident. believe police are looking to make sure she's okay and want to fine her. want to fine her for causing the danger. so far the unidentified woman has managed to evade police. >> i keep trying to watch that. >> oh, my goodness, whoa. >> clearly did not rollover the top of her you know maybe she went underneath, or in between the wheels. >> my my goodness you have to see the truck coming. >> maybe he thought he would stop she has the right away. >> maybe she was texting. >> she got up and walked a away. she slammed the head down pretty hart. she -- wasn't it beautiful today. >> gorgeous. >> warmer s mid 70s.

oh, man, oh, man, you know this guy already. i don't know why i have to even tell you that he has a single out. here he is. look at him on the cover of billboard. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: he's a good dude. the record is called "slow hands." he's going to talk with us. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: he's going to perform that song later. niall horan is in the house, everybody! >> steve: hey-o! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: guys, it is time for "tonight show" hashtags. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ hashtags hashtags ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: now, guys, we do this thing every wednesday where i send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to respond to that topic. and since the new season of "the bachelorette" premiered this week, i sent out a hashtag called #myworstdate. [ light laughter ] i asked you guys to send us stories about the worst date you've ever been on. we got a huge response. within 30 minutes it was a a trending topic in the u.s. [ cheers and applause ] so thank you

(darya) police have arrested a man accused of killing another man next to the santa cruz beach boardwalk. kevin callahan is being charged with murder. he was caught on main beach yesterday. police say the 58-year-old was involved in a fight with the victim near the beach volleyball courts. officers say the victim and the suspect were both homeless... and had been camping on the beach. ( mark ) a woman is recovering this morning after getting bit by a shark at a popular southern california beach. it happened saturday near san onofre state beach along the camp pendleton marine base in san diego county. the woman was walking through the water when she was bitten along her upper thigh. the beach was closed the next day. the woman was airlifted to the hospital, and her condition is unknown this morning. (mark) and a woman drowns while swimming in a creek in sonoma county. it happened in big sulphur creek near cloverdale on saturday. rescuers cay a couple was in the creek when they either slipped or were taken down stream by the current. the man was able to get out, but the woman drowned. offi

we know that the victims are a man and a woman. katherine scott is live on champions drive in pike creek. katherine. >> reporter: matt that's right, we know there was a double shooting late last night. police have not released a whole lot of information about exactly what happened. it's pretty quiet here at this home in pike creek. you can see the door is open, a delaware state police vehicle is parked outside the home, but again, very quiet on the 3200 block of champion drive. they towed a silver lexus that was the parked out front. a video from last night shows two people taken out of the home one sitting up, the other lying on stretcher. they were taken to the hospital, in critical, but stable condition. police have not provided an update on how they are doing right now. delaware state police and new castle county police responded to the scene. you can see them in the doorway walking in and out of the home. it happened around 11:30 p.m. so far investigators have not discussed a motive. we know one man and one woman were shot, we

the man she hit was trapped for hours. despite heroic rescuers and a special team of doctors flown in to help, he, too, died. robert skidmore of annapolis. stanley says there was nothing that he could have done to avoid the collision. >> i happen to in a blur i could see a carm copping the opposite direction. >> the big questions tonight why did murphy go in the wrong direction. why didn't she stop? police believe she got to 50 here from the bush's frontage road. an easy mistake to make. you could get on the wrong direction. but why did she continue driving dodging cars for two miles. in annapolis. brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: police find an escaped inmate in drugstore and the chase that followed cost the man his pants and his freedom. >> shocking video and a split second decision that may have saved a deputy's life. how it unfolded. >> a severe weathererning afternoon. virginia and western virginia. it travels with high winds and the hail size of quarters. next up, hillsville and we will keep an eye on it. "abc7 news a

this is why i do not believe in the self-made man. even when it comes to show business, it was the same thing. you read the stories that schwarzenegger decided to retire from by rebuilding and become -- from bodybuilding and become an actor. is true, but it is only half of the story. the reality is that without a lot of help, i wouldn't have made it. it was very difficult to get into the movies. it was very difficult. and only because i had help i could get in. agent,beginning every every manager, every studio executive said, you will never become a leading man. look at your body, you look like a monster. >> [laughter] mr. schwarzenegger: i was upset about that because i had trained so hard for so long. the bottom line is, they said this is the 1970's. 20 years ago they did hercules movies, today the little guysa re in. dustin hoffman, al pacino, woody island -- woody allen. these are the sex symbols of the 1970's, don't you understand this? >> [laughter] mr. schwarzenegger: they made little of my accent. they said, i don't want to of

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who assaulted another man up the street from telegraph at 8:30. the two men got in a fight. the victim was treated for a head injury. the suspect is a black man, 5 feet, 7 inches tall. >> a person of interest associated with a grass fire near ascot drive. a fire department spokesperson said a neighbor flagged down a passing fire crew. >> one of the crews doing vegetation management reported a fire on ascot road. it was located in the canyon surrounded by multiple homes. >> a spokes person said crews found someone who claimed to have been stabbed with no injuries. fire officials don't know who started the fire. >>> in dublin officials were at a new water park called the wave looking into safety of a slide. cal osha was there after a 10- year-old flew out of a slide on to the concrete walkway. fortunately he wasn't seriously hurt but 2 of the 3 slides are closed. many say it won't keep them from going to the park. >> there are other parts of the park we can still utilize. >> it is likely they will add padding to the walkway near the slide oren close

he was looking in the window with a chain with another man near him. the suspects ran away as the student made eye contact. secure your windows and doors. the second incident reported battery on campus around 1:00 yesterday morning on the east side of campus. palo alto online said a man was escorted from a party when he punched another person and ran off. police described the suspect as 6'1", 20 years old, last seen wearing a red and white cavaliers jersey. >>> meantime, stanford is taking steps to improve security on scary path, where the infamous sexual assault took place last year. here's what the path looks like at night. if dark, dark unpaved trail between two fraternities for two years, students made it her mission to make it safer. >> so, it's basically, we've been through a bunch of trees, and there's rocks, and it's very dark. >> reporter: today, the university will begin paving and installing lights along the path. the next project is to get more cameras installed around campus and get more free legal help for sexual assault victims. >>> to t

but there is a second man in the hospital. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight along market street with what we know about the suspect. charles. well, the investigation. . . . now , we do have some cell phone video from the scene. the video quality isn't that great but it does show how caotic it was out here. now this started just before 1130 this morning, when two sfpd officer walking in the 900 block of market street saw a white male adult stabbing a phlipino man. the officers interviened and during the confrontation at leasat one of the officer shot the white male. he was later pronounced dead on the scene, the philipno man was transported to the hospital. the extent of his injuries is unknown right now. no officers were injured. police chief william scott was on scene this afternoon and he promised a very thorough investigation but when asked for more specific information. . .like how many shots were fired. . he declined to elaborate. sot

fremont police say the man survived the surgery. the plan to speak with his doctors about his condition later today and provide an update. we are waiting to hear more about the officer who fired the shots. how long he's been with the department is not known. fremont police say they do not expect to release any more details about the shooting until later this week. >>> vacaville police are expected to release more information after officer shot and killed a man falling a chase on interstate 80 yesterday morning. police were following a white honda that was reported stolen from the city of davis. officers try to pull the car over but the driver sped off down interstate 80. police say the taze eventually ended the vacaville premium outlets. police used their cars to block the driver and stop the vehicle. moments later there was a confrontation and two police officer shot and killed the suspect. >>> alameda county coroner has confirmed the two people killed in yesterday's crash in alameda were a 17 boy and girl. five others were hurt. >

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>> i'm talking about a man like me. >> there is no man like you, okay? >> and we all have different types. >> it is a compliment. you are one after kind. >> is that a compliment? >> i think, karen, you are fun. >> you're one after kind. i take you on dates, you're just not my date. >> the tag along. >> he's been on dates with me. >> just back up for in you case it doesn't go well. oh, i have to you talk to. >> help break the ice. mike always gets the party going. make things fun so it is not awe awkward. >> one time we were at a restaurant, three of us at fancy restaurant. i felt like a fool. >> why, you said were you fine with it. >> i was, but then it got weird, you went off to the bathroom, we had heart-to-heart. >> ya, he never called me again. >> never called you again. >> mike still to this day will tell me what he said, but i don't believe him. because he never called again. >> i can tell you what i did, i turned into father mode. she goes into the bathroom in this fancy restaurant. i go what are urine tensions, it actually came out of my mouth. w

a huge backup right now as chp tries to talk a man off a ledge. they are trying to understand why he's up there and how they did get him down safely. in the meantime, if you are headed from the east bay into san francisco, you'll want to find an alternate route r. >> hey, nokes, before we go to break, i want to show you how to join our community on the waze application. leverage the power of us all as well as the power of google. let's got to your waze app either on iphone or android, and in the bottom corner there's going to be a magnifying glass when you fire that up app. you click on that and then you click at your name at the top. that's your profile and scroll down and pick ours. nbc bay area wazers. that's how you join the community. that's how we help each other out. we'll get back to you right after this break. a major back up on the bay bridge. >>> we are still following that breaking news on the bay bridge. this morning a major traffic tie-up there. reports of a man standing on the ledge of the bridge on the san francisco approach right

they are hypocritical, man. they are very hypocritical, the ones who trump -- they the ones rom trump who voted for trump. if you don't like your employer, you get fired. trump had been lying and administration has been lying to the people, the taxpayers, and the taxpayers, and i don't see why y'all as a media don't call them out on it. when he talk about fake media, you all say we taxpayers, man, we pay your salary and your staff's salary. y'all need to stand up to this man, let him know you're not going dictate to me, me paying your salary, what you want to tell me. host: so, herbert, to the firing of firing james comey, what are your thoughts on that? caller: i oppose that. one thing about it, the guy was there from obama administration. he was appointed. he was a republican. he was appointed to the position. and he had a contract for 10 years. now the investigation being done on him and his family members, all the ones connected to him, then he's doing what the taxpayers want him to do, because he works for

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man. >> paige's is with us in the car for the first race. up next, josh in the hot lap. eight turns in 1.6 miles. top speed, 115 miles per hour. >> you're up. >> now, it's my turn to teach grandpa a lesson. >> there you go, left, left, left. >> but josh takes it by a second. i go first on the next test. the slalom. >> here we go. >> josh is off like a banshee. and he wins. the final test comes with a twist -- a slalom driving backwards. >> yeah, he's faster backwards. >> for the final half, grandpa takes a little shortcut. i crushed that last one. i win by over 4 seconds. so i'm the overall winner, right >> so, it looks like the official winner is -- josh duhamel. >> what? >> i guess it looks like cam can't beat me in the maserati race. >> i guess it does. >> congratulations. >> that was a lot of fun. >> i want a rematch. come on. >> listen, i know that hurts because that's your guy. maybe racing's not your thing. but a guy who looks like this, there aren't many folks who can wear him out in the gym unless you're an nfl football player, rashad jennings. hello, can cam su

the man has not yet been identified. (will) wednesday night's u-2 concert in the south bay got rave reviews... but fans were not too excited about the experience at levi's stadium. kron 4's alecia reid explains... it was a sold out concert.and there were a lot of folks that loved the show, but dreaded the experience.pkgthere was backed up traffic before and after the concert. sot - it's a lot of people just walking once inside, people started voicing their discontent with the flow of things all over social media.victor falcon tweeted: levis stadium is the worst place to see a concert in america. don't show up hungry, but it's hard not to after a 3 hours drive from sf. simon millr says "the stories about consessions are real. wife waited 45 minutes in line during opening act, only to be told they ran out of nachos.a rep from levi's tells me 1/3 of the stadium was blocked by the stage. in addition, there were 7-thousand people in the standing room section . all of that took away the consession area. in addition, no bottles

the man jumped in after him. the child was recovered and treated at the hospital but the man did not come back on the boat and neither the man or child was wearing a life jacket. >> we found as the search continued that three boaters were found safe and treated and transported for further evaluation. we are currently in an active search for the fourth boater. >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard said it's critically important to where life jackets went boating. a high school senior from fresno drowned last weekend in the san joaquin river and was set to graduate as the valedictorian of his senior class. the u.s. coast guard said those that drown, 85%, not wearing life jackets. this week, ahead of memorial day, it's the national boat safety week and the u.s. coast guard reminds everyone to please wear a life jacket if you will be on the water. live in pittsburg marina, jessica flores from kpix5. >>> a man was convicted of killing sierra lamar and they are expected to talk about his childhood. his attorneys said he wa

that said, it's really nice to see the isle of man playing the isle of man. there are so many movies where the isle of man — you know, it played ireland in waking ned, and me and orson welles, and cornwall in stormbrea ker. it's nice to see the point being that they are on the isle of man. when it's funny, it's funny and the physical comedy works well. if you have that nostalgic thing you are talking about. looking at things like bergerac and the six million dollar man. those jokes will work. i thought it was funnier than i was expecting, it's inconsistent but it works when it works. it has a great supporting cast. andrea riseborough is great. the joke is funnier because she is playing it straight, reacting with a straight face. it entertained me even though it's uneven. 0k. they could not be more different from harmonium. this is a cannes prizewinner. it has a mysterious stranger who turns up on the door of a family — father, mother and young child. the father recognises him, gives him a job and food and lodging, and the wife says, "who's he? how do you

police say she painted that beard on her face to look like she was a man. police released the surveillance pictures following the holdup of the bank on west deaub l aub u >>> happening tonight the oakland school board will consider changes to the district's sexual harassment policy and students are taking an active role in modifying the policy and are recommending changes based on personal experiences. >> the same stuff i was going through in middle school is still happening still in school and it really resinated with me like when is change going to come and what does it take for us to get that change. >> one proposal is to get rid of language to suggest a victim may be penalized for reporting sexual harassment and the other is to keep the reported harassme harassment, the victim, informed from start to finish. >>> and then updating the athlete's condition of robert paler. he was moved into a rehab trauma center, and he was injured after colliding with another player and fell on his head just a few minutes into the match on may 6th in santa clara. >>> and