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the man had a ax? >> yes, that is what we heard, and what the police chief said made it virtually impossible for the officer to do anything but shoot. it happened on the apartment up there on the second floor where you can see the door open and the blue tarp on the outside of the door. the officers came here after security called them tho scene, a i disturbance of the loud noises and other stuff going on in the apartment. chief garcia says two men were inside of the apartmentb and one of them started a fire to keep the police from coming inside, and this is after 12:30 this morn morning. he says that the officers forced their way in before the fire got out of control, and one man surrendered, but another had the ax he said, and he tossed it to the ground initially, and one taser was fired and hit that man, but chief say ths that he didn't affect them, and then he says that the guy picked up an ax and came at the officers. >> it is not until he began to threaten the officers with the ax and began to adv

they say that a man fired at officers who arrived after reports of a man holding a gun outside of a store. >> the cops came flying into our area. >> reporter: neighbors watched as the scene grew and shots rang out. this is audio from the police dispatch. >> shots fired. shots fired. running into the rear of the big 5 complex and the dollar tree. >> when the officers arrived on scene, the suspect immediately opened fire on the officers, and the officers returned fire. the suspect fled over some fences, and in the area, and into a local mobile home park. >> reporter: no injuries reported and the man was taken into cust day. neighbor took this photo of the officer and a man in the park. officers searched for the gun, and the neighbor said that o officers came by her home. >> they said that he lived here and also said that he lived somewhere else, one of the other houses, and i said, no, he does not live here. >> reporter: the incident follows two deadly officer shootings in san jose this week under different circumstances. >> the third officer-involved shooting this week, and again, no signi

they really are man's best friend. the moment when you're so rich you use your dog to clean your masserati. yeah no big deal. take a look at these kittens playing in shreded paper. just let that all sink in. ( mark ) kron four's stanley roberts catches people acting disrespectful at an east bay cemetary.( darya ) that is in this morning's edition of "people behaving badly." letting your dog run free is one thing, letting said dog run free in a cemetery could be considered downright disrespectful but that's apparently what is happening at the mountain view cemetery in oakland nats: ambiance when you drive or walk into mountain view cemetery you are greeted by multiple signs alerting dog walkers of the rules the rules are simple. dogs are not allowed on plots, you must keep the dogs on the roadway or pedestrian paths and all dog must be on a leash these signs were recently posted the problem, people are treating this private cemetery like a public park. according to one of the managers, people walking their dogs is the b

this is a sketch of the man who police say stabbed another man who was out walking his dog near john hinkel park in north berkeley. now officers need your help in identifying the assailant who they believe acted on a random impulse. suspect and victim weren't known to each other. it was unprovoked..it was not a robbery gone array.no words were exchanged..for some unknown reason the suspect cut the victim.a cut to the stomach that was so bad the victim had to be transported to the hospital. those out walking their dogs on tuesday night said they hadn't heard about the case and are quite surprised by it.sot never heard it before you know it's pretty random like how a person got stabbed walking the dog.the stabbing happened just before 8 pm last friday night. the suspect is described as white, five foot ten to six feet tall, at least 160 pounds with sandy colored hair and facial hair.sot i don't recall at least seeing himsot oh well glad you gave me a heads up i mean if somebody walks towards me i don't know i'll act differently now so i think it's good to get the word out. officers are

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i need to be talking to every black man i know about being a black man in this country, now, more than ever." like, that is an insane thought to have when you are having children and you're saying, "thank god you're not a male because you may live longer." >> and i want to be clear. i don't think black women have it somehow easier than black men. >> trevor: it's a different challenge. >> it's a different challenge. i just know to have to sit down and have that black male discussion that i had to have and i feel every day, it just felt like-- like i said, they have different challenges, but i feel like it's-- it's intense, man. >> trevor: do you think it's less frightening, maybe? because, i mean, we do know that in many ways, american women have it the worst, statistically. everything speaks to that. but maybe it's just a little less frightening for you as a black man, you see your daughters as less of a threat? is that what it might be? >> there's this sense of if i had a black son, at what age do i have to tell him, "be careful"? there's a thing that black men, we always-- people alw

that the man was arrested. the man who was shot died at the scene. neither the victim nor the suspect had been publicly identified. >>> a developing story and domestic incident that crewly spiraled into a killing rampage in mississippi where eight people died including a sheriff's deputy. al woman was allegedly killed by a man who was involved in a dispute with his wife over their kids. nbc's maya rodriguez is in mississippi with their story. >> this morning a troubling portrait emerging from a 35-year-old cory godbolt, the man accused of going on a horrific killing spree in rural mississippi, leaving eight people dead including a sheriff's deputy and two boys. >> not after what i had done. authorities say the carnage stemmed from a domestic dispute involving godbolt's wife and kids and they escaped by jumping out of a window. >> he killed my sister-in-law and niece and the deputy and moy nephew's son and his nephew. >> reporter: godbolt allegedly targeted three separate homes. three women were killed in the first house along with deputy william durr

a man that's secure and self-aware. a guy who has good morals and a funny guy. >> what are your deal breakers? you won't tolerate. >> i don't like a cocky guy, i like a confident guy. i can't stand a cocky guy. >> the 31-year-old attorney from texas said we'll see more of her sasy self than we did on the bachelor. >> what will happen with the law career. >> i'm taking a sabbatical right now. i plan to go back to work. >> there's villain on every season. how will you handle yours? >> i won't. if guys come to me about a villain in the house i'll take note of it. i won't make decisions off of what other guys are running and telling me. >> hopefully things will turn out as well as they did for jo jo fletcher and jordan rodgers. >>> the wait is over to put this man the test. >> i've been waiting for this moment. to watch these -- >> breathe, brother, breathe, breathe. every day this week, we are sending cameron to the furthest reaches of the planet to pit him against some of the truly great challenges that the world has to o

at cvs pharmacy. ♪ >>> man is facing charges after sucker punching a man at a local 7-eleven in the parking lot. >> a man circled in this video is barry baker. prosecutors say as his victim walk in the store in west chester, baker mocked the way that he walks. when the man walked back out baker was at it again, and then out of the blue baker punched the victim. >> they goes, watch this. unbelievable. >> my goodness. >> wow. >> the defendant is a coward, he is a bully, i cannot say enough bad things about him. same way i cannot say enough good things about this victim. hard enough to have something like cerebral palsy but to have somebody pick on you because of it is outrage news this day and time. >> you know what i love? the guy that he hits didn't even go down, and then, got his cigarettes going and packing them down. i'm so glad they got this guy. >> the fact that other people were standing around, one person walked past, you don't know what the situation is. >> scared to get involved. >> so this baker dude, simple assault charge and other related owe even ifs. i just hope this guy goes

the man was removed from the plane. he also choked an airline employee in the terminal and was arrested for assault. >>> you are watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 p.m. and we are learning more about the cost of the protests in berkeley last weeks. hundreds of thousands of dollars in over time. ktvu's tom vacar tells us one department is looking to be reimbursed. >> reporter: the activities at university of california at berkeley during the protest and counter protests ran up a half million dollars in over time for university police, berkeley police, the sheriff's office and a host of many other law enforcement agencies. urine and berkeley police had to have assist -- university and berkeley police had to have assistance. >> hot bed of activity around fetch. that is overwhelming the resources freedom of speech. that is overwhelming the resources. >> reporter: the sheriff's department ran up $80,000 it ran up, money it now wants back. >> we entered into a contract with the university they would reimburse us the cost of our

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

she says the man climbed on to her second story balcony. once he got inside her ame top of her, allegedly started choking her and said don't scream. >> am i going to die? i don't want to die today. >> reporter: that is what she was thinking during the attack. >> i was forced to fight and defend myself against this masked man and i was able to get him to stop attacking me and he got away. >> reporter: police searched the area. they didn't find the man. >> i am hoping that they actually are trying to locate the person cht. >> reporter: police tell me they are continuing to investigate. >> i think i just want to be sure that people are aware. >> reporter: detectives urge anyone with information about this assault to give them a call at the d.c. police department. as to the apartments we called them five hours ago and left a voice mail message and no one returned our calls. live here in northwest d.c. outside of d.c. police headquarters i'm shomari stone, news >>> all new tonight we are hearing u hearing from the international president of the

when officers arrived they found a man shot. and another man with a gun. the suspect was arrested. his name and the name of the victim have not been released. >> reporter: kite surfers are safe after getting stranded. san francisco coast guard was called into help before 8:00 p.m. last night. an hour later they found the two clinging to a navigation buoy. neither were wearing life jackets but thanks to the coast guard both made it out okay. >>> another accidents around the bay area in california have not ended well. a man drowned last night near antioch. kpix 5's da lin says it points out the necessity for responsible boating. >> reporter: search and rescue scoured the water last night for a missing boater. they say the 53-year-old man who was not wearing a life jacket jumped into the water to retrieve his hat. he ended up losing more. his friends tried to pull him up but lost sight of him. >> sad to hear. sounds like it was an impulsive decision. >> the second tragedy in the area in recent weeks. last saturday outside the marina a boater drowned trying to rescue his son who went o

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

got a call for a missing man. an 84-year-old man was out boating and didn't come home when he was expected to. so they went out, struck up their cameras, and started searching around. it wasn't long before they spotted a boat that they thought for sure was their man. they zoom in, get a little bit closer. it looks like this guy is okay. not in distress. boat seems to be working fine. but what's at issue here? they decide to descend lower in the helicopter to get closer to see if this is really the guy we're looking for. >> let's go down and talk to him. >> that's got to be him. >> tell him to follo. >> yep. nods his head. that's me. they say over the pa system, hey, follow me. he was, in fact, a little bit turned around. the reason for not returning home that night, he accidentally grounded the boat and had to wait for the high tide to come back in and float the boat again. so he wasn't really in danger. he wasn't exactly lost. but he didn't turn up in time and that's when the sheriffs went out to help. >> you rea

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

the man in red walks away. passengers hear him ranting about the government and killing people. 30 seconds later... he returns! a few more punches are thrown until finally hour says -- he puts down his phone and decides to help. corey hour / witness: "i said this is enough you need to leave flight." once off the flight, the airline says the man chocked and scratched a gate agent before being arrested. kumi says she wishes she could thank the guy in black all over again.kumi / passenger: "i would love to thank him again. i think you see me thanking him in the video, but to be able to say again 'thank you' would be such a great thing." ( james ) that was jasime viel reporting. the airline is apologizing for the incident ( james ) bay area baseball. the giants looking to build momentum in los angeles against the dodgers. despite starting the game with a 4 run lead, the giants were dominated. the dodgers did damage of off starter matt more. moore gives up 9 runs in less than 4 innings. dodgers win 13 to 5. the rubb

the man has been arrested. they say he's a transient. he is charged with attempted murder and kidnapping. back to you. >>> former president obama gave one of his highest profile speeches since leaving the white house and he fired back at trump's efforts to repeal his health care program. obama accepted the john f. kennedy award last night and told the audience that last week's vote to repeal obamacare helps the rich at everybody else's expense. >> it doesn't take a lot of courage to aid those already powerful and already comfortable and already influential. but it does require some courage to champion the vulnerable and the sick and the infirm. >> democrats echo obama's stance saying repealing the affordable care act would reduce health care for the poor while cutting taxes for the rich. >>> the future of health care took center stage on sunday. the democrat voted against the republican plan to replace obamacare on capitol hill last week. he tells abc7 news he hopes people will post more on social media how the bill will impact them. >>

>> well, a man in new zealand has just the answer. look at that, get your horse to do it. >> right, hoeky pokey has been trained with a clicker to open the cooler, get a beer and bring it back to the owner. >> we don't know if she can open the bottle with her teeth, but still all in all, a pretty neat trick. what's the saying, isn't laziness the mother of -- the driver of invention? >> maybe. it worked in that case. >> exactly. "world news tonight with david muir" is >>> tonight, breaking news. president trump declaring victory. in the battle to repeal and replace obamacare, his new plan passing the house. tonight, we break it down, what it could mean now for millions of americans, from pre-existing conditions to maternity care. >>> also developing tonight, the statement just in from delta, after a family is kicked off a delta flight with their children, warned they could face jail or lose their children if they don't get off. >>> the new terror warning from the tsa tonight. the alert about stolen trucks that they say could be used fo

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

is in custody after allegedly attacking a man with a machete. he cut an african-american man on the shoulder after yelling racial slurs. he then tried to hide in his apartment refrigerator before being arrested. on the way to jail, hammoned threatened to kill police. >>> it happened not once, but twice. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: a los gatos high school senior. it began with this snapchated eoji app. when his prospective date went impressed he had a better idea. he painted his hair black, with a blue face and a goat tee. >> lyle who's half african-american, said even with a bitmoji context is offended. >> then to make it black, which the student was not. you're saying something about black skin tone about it being funny. >> i did not mean this in a racist way whatsoever. i'm very sorry if you feel offended. >> reporter: the online version of the paper also featured a controversial junior prom ask. there was something like do the you want to be my n-word and hang at prom. and then it featured a drawing of a bla

chelsea manning years. hillary clinton has faced zero consequences period >> kat: not every situation is about hillary clinton. >> adriana: we know she was reckless with classified information. >> eboni: chelsea manning, we are having a greater conversation around the political implications. as an attorney, i wouldn't want that to be part of her legal outcomes. >> eric: president obama is the one. that's insane. you are telling the next whistleblower, the next treasonous trader that if you're going to do something, you can get away with it too. >> eboni: we should not do this, we agree. i'm not convinced it was about political leanings. nearly crowned miss usa creating a massive uproar in her response about health care. remember here at ally, nothing stops us from doing right by our customers. who's with me? we're like a sports team here at ally. if a sports team had over 7... i'm in. 7,000 players. our plays are a little unorthodox. but to beat the big boys, you need smarter ways to save people money. we k

>> 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

i am told this man has had several run ins with police. when i asked her if she said anything during the struggle, if anything was coming out of his mouth, she said no, he seemed like he was mentally unstable. back to you. >>> still to come, the latest on the wells fargo bank scandal has lawmakers take up the issue at the state capital. >> it is important for the public to know and understand what is happening here. >> and new development on talks to ban laptops on flights to europe. [music playing] new at 6:30 tomb lawmakers heard testimony today on the scandal. the bank came under fire last year after news surfaced employees opened millions of fake customer accounts to meet sales targets. today lawmakers reviewed a report that found an aggressive sales culture was the cause of that scandal. >> it is important for the public to know and understand what is happening here. tools gain consumer trust in their government to let them know some of the things that we are doing right now to try to reign in these type of horrible sales practices. >

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 choreographer danielle flora is the one to 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

you heard the man. westbound 850, start there on the altamont pass, you can see traffic is light and if you wondered how early do i have to get up to beat traffic on the altamont pass? right about now, you have to get on the road now before it gets heavy. nothing in lirm and kas tro, 880, traffic is moving along well as you pass the coliseum with no major issues. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic is light. at 4:02, let's get to the desk. >>> the officer-involved shooting last night, here's what we know. it happened in the park on park place about 11:30 last night and we're told police received a 911 call, headed to that area and the man seen by police appeared to be holding a rifle. what happened next is not clear. police shot and killed the man. now heading to south san francisco and bring us more in the next half hour. >>> it is noon in manchester, england as police search for the man who may have helped the man pull off the attack in the ariana grande in manchester. thi

the police and counted the man just after 12:30 am and downtown san jose. investigators say the suspect led a troubled life. >> reporter: residents and downtown san jose woke to gunfire overnight sunday, and nina said she woke up to four shots and thought it was firecrackers. >> they said this is an active criminal investigation. >> reporter: at this third floor apartment security guards call the police and officers responded to a disturbance with one tenant and they noticed a fire when they arrived. >> the officers observed flames and smoke coming from the under the front door. >> reporter: showing the bottom part of the door burned and officers forced themselves in and found the suspect armed with an ax and the police used a taser, and that did not work. it was not until he began to threaten the officers with the officers and advance on the officers that "the officer was given no other choice but to discharge his firearm in defense of his life.">> reporter: he had previously been committed to mental institutions.>> a lot of the people there are not here,

man i'm going to miss y'all brothers, man. i'm going to miss y'all so much, man. man. man, y'all like family to me, man, you know what i'm saying? y'all like family. it's going to be hard for me now. whew. >> he got used to having us come in every day. asking how he was doing and see what he had going on that day and now he wasn't going to have that interaction any more. the one source of human contact he had was going away, and i think it really hit him. >> quiet man. i miss brian, too, man. i miss brian, man. for real, man. all right? >> though at times kelly's future seemed hopeless, he got a chance for the fresh start he longed for. but it would be a very fresh start. following our shoot, he pled guilty to his latest drug charges and was sentenced to time served. but there was a twist to his sentence as well. utilizing the georgia law that allows for banishment, kelly has been banned from stepping foot in savannah or the rest of chatham county for a period of 15 years. the jail official who heard from him says he's resettled in another state and is doing well. >>>

a man who is personable and actually relates to the common man. president trump was willing to risk his business empire, has comfortable lifestyle, his record tatian, -- reputation. his family was willing to sacrifice their privacy for the country they love and the benefit of the american people. actions in the's last four months become himself. -- speak for themselves. ,e appointed a conservative pro-life justice to the supreme court. e appointed mormon -- more men -- [applause] men and womenore of faith to his cabinet than any president in recent memory. he bombed those in the middle east who were persecuting and killing christians. earlier he chose -- [applause] earlier he chose mike pence as his running mate. last week he signed an executive order for filling a promise to return political free speech rights to churches, writ -- religious leaders, and universities like this one. [applause] falwell: repealing the johnson amendment was the first issue he mentioned to me at the beginning of his campaign. last week he proved he is a man of his word

texas man suing a man he met online for texting throughout the entire date. action against et person who exhibited really insulting behavior towards me and everyone else. rob: brandon ticked off. wants date to pay back 17 bucks spentd on movie ticket. she denies being on the phone the entire time. finally the ugly, kendall jenner denies bike face planting. sister posted it my work here is done. heather: "fox & friends" start here, bi. >> trump administration is denying a report asking james comey to end the investigation into michael flynn. >> comey wrote a memo in which he said that the president said to him i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go. >> i hope that's a little different from saying i order you to let this go. >> no longer fake news. it's now dishonest news. >> it's another example, i think, of president trump just being treated differently because is he an outsider. >> walking free 28 years early. disgraced soldier chelsea manning released from prison.

the police pulled up and time to rest the man. we understand the man is now under a psychiatric evaluation. >>> today the city college of san francisco will discuss arming the campus police in a meeting is set for 3:30 pm on the agenda. proposing to give the officers guns, tasers and body cameras. the review commission could also be established to examine the use of force by the officers. currently the city college of san francisco is the only local community college with sworn police officers not armed. the san francisco sheriff department set to release a proposal. >>> the san francisco sheriff department wants to move hundreds of inmates out of the maximum security jail and the proposal comes more than one year after the plans to build a new $80 million jail were rejected by the city. details of the shares plans are unclear but they are set to be presented to the board of supervisors on june 13. >>> it is 637 a.m. -- 6:37 am. >>> the sectionals -- sexual assault survivor and a new controversy, where steel concealing the identit

this is the man, the manhunt for more stretches from britain to libya. authorities say the 22-year- old, salman abedi was born in britain his parents from libya and he had reportedly traveled to libya recently. three of his relatives are among seven people in custody. his older brother was arrested in manchester, his father and younger brother were taken into custody and libya. officials say the brother had links to the islamic state and knew about the attack. >> reporter: heavily armed officers raided an apartment building wednesday afternoon at one point using a controlled explosion. part of the investigation into a possible terror network. his older brother was arrested in manchester and younger brother has been arrested in libya because of suspected ties to isis. the father also arrested for interrogation. several other suspects taken into custody and they say he did not act alone. >> it is very clear that this is a network we are investigating and it continues with extensive investigations going on. >> reporter: authorities say he spent three weeks

man oh man. mom, we have a situation. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. ( marty ) here's a live look at sutro tower this morning. toss to weather. (dave)a warming trend will continue into the weekend as high pressure builds along the west coast. cooling is then expected during the first half of next week. dry weather is forecast through next week. ( marty ) we are tracking a troubling crime trend in vallejo. people who live in some neighborhoods say the rate of home burglaries and and car thefts is rising. they tell kron four's philippe djegal they're worred the problem will get even worse. mounting frustration for neighbors living in the vallejo hills off columbus parkway. one man woke up last sunday morning, reviewed his surviellance video and became alarmed when he saw this... what appears to be three hooded teenagers or young men trying to break into his car. fortunately, the car was locked and the suspects didn't get away with anything. but the same can't be said for the rest of the community. over the we

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

but that #manchester explosion man...man. the hell is goin on in this world." at san francisco's british grocery "you say tomato" (toe-mott-o) the store is showing it's grief, with a window display depicting the doctor who character the weeping angel. ( grant ) a lot to think about tonight as the think about tonight as the investigation continues... but clearly there is a sentiment that the world is sadly becoming a darker place. pam. (pam) an unsettling story developing in oakley... on saturday... an 11-year-old boy tells police, a man may have tried to lure him and his younger sister.. while the two were playing on the playground at oakley elementary school. it happened just before eleven that morning... the boy tells investigators, a man drove up and asked the boy if he wanted to go on a ride. police say, the c

explains this was the injunction i was to keep this until i found a man uglier than myself. [inaudible] [laughter] suggesting it gave rise he found himself looking down the gun barrel of a passerby that explained he would shoot first and he met this uglier than himself getting a good look at the man's face he remarked having dared his chest if i am uglier than you then go away. he loved to be absurd and loved tall tales. he thought that the characteristic of american humor was the grotesqueness and extravagance. he loved a story with a lot of drunks. one got catastrophically intoxicated on a day of heavy rain stumbling down an alley falling asleep in the mud. he sought out the public pump to wash and there was another drunk against a post so he took a hold of this man [inaudible] [inaudible] he then made his way to the grocery. he replied you should have seen me before i was washed. here's the part that he celebrated for the craftsmanship energy, the humorous possibilities in the language. he discovered in particular the usages and meanings of words and he smiled at the expr

man, i love this girl. she has a brand-new album called "witness," and she's performing on the season finale of "saturday night live" this weekend. musical superstar katy perry is here! [ cheers and applause ] "witness." >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: well, you think it would be hard to see with your hands over your eyes. >> steve: you can't see with your hands over your eyes. i know that for a fact. >> jimmy: she can. >> steve: why is that? >> jimmy: she has an eyeball in her mouth. >> steve: what? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you didn't know that? >> steve: no. >> jimmy: it's one of the true facts. it's katy perry. >> steve: are you serious? >> jimmy: a lot of mysteries, very mysterious -- >> steve: she's very mysterious. she's like a firework. >> jimmy: did you see her on the cover of "vogue"? >> steve: ooh, wow. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about man. >> steve: the mouth is closed 'cause that's where the eyeball is. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. she's hiding the eyeball there. doesn't want to make a big dea

believe a man they have in custody for parole the gunman. so it. d.c.'s police chief is now official. peter newsham was sworn into the job this afternoon. role aseen filling the interim chief since sent. the d.c. council confirmed him job permanently last week. >> a major change is coming for metro riders. it's now official. means that you will pay more for less service in just six weeks' time. are the changes you'll see on june 25. monday through thursday, the 11:30 will close down at in the evening, 30 minutes earlier than it is right now. inwill also close at 1:00 the morning on friday and saturday service. and 11 p.m. on sunday. coincide with a fare increase, anywhere between 10 cents and 25 cents per trip rail or bus. >> talk about living on the edge. the scene that may make your knees weak and the daring moment life. saved this woman's >> and a bus consumed in flames. 56 children rushed to safety, just in time. well, now called a h (announcer) there's more to life than the climb. there's the view. you've gotta stop and look around a li

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