life blood of the land they ruled over was the sacred nile river its regular flooding allowed to all ponds and green gardens to flourish along its length of human settlement was confined to the nile like. the only way to its life giving water in inhospitable desert again. three thousand years ago the gateway to trade with africa was here in new via in what is now southern egypt. great quarries of mines supplied stone and gold in abundance group richly decorated buildings. and it was here on the upper reaches of the nile that ramsey is the second built his divine temples. great temple of abu simbel. according to egyptian mythology the sun god re himself made a ladder for the pharaoh to enter the inner temple using the rays of the rising sun . here we're in the world beyond rule by the guard serious judge of the dead and ruler of the underworld when ramsay's enters the temple he enters the world of the dead and every day as the sun rises it's a serious who brings the pharaoh back to life rejuvenating it again. like a guard of honor eight metre tall supporting pillars lead to the inner

it was here on the upper reaches of the nile that ramsey the second built his divine temples. great temples of abu simbel. according to egyptian with all. the sun god re himself made a ladder for the pharaoh to enter the inner temple using the rays of the rising sun . here were in the world beyond ruled by the god who was serious judge of the dead and ruler of the underworld when ramsay's enters the temple he enters the world of the dead and every day as the sun rises it's also sirius who brings the pharaoh back to life rejuvenating again. like a guard of honor eight metre tall supporting pillars lead to the inner recesses of the temple each is a figure of the god oh serious but with the face of ramsay's the second. in the innermost sanctuary for statues are carved into the rock they are the creator gods ray who rocked a tar and on rainy. and with them the guard king himself ramsay's the second. king ramsay's the second live thirteen centuries before christ during his long reign he altered already existing temples founded a new capital city and covered the whole of egypt with

when y get to the tracks and niles creek it becomes very remote and very rural. i mean tracks do get used. they do get hiked on. they are used by union pacific. we do have graffiti people who come up here and tag. we do get some transients who come through here but this person doesn't appear to be any of those">investigators will use john doe's fingerprints to try and determine his identity. if you think you have information about what happened here, the alameda county sheriff's office would like to hear from you...in fremont haaziq madyun kron4news kron4news coming up at eight.. mounting problems for the troubled millennium tower ... the new investigation facing the building. plus. hurricane florence forcing half a million people to flee the coast. how the southeast is bracing for the worst. and next. california authorities reveal a massive gang bust.... in an unusually sophiscated crime scheme. how they targeted medical records and credit cards.. including some people in the east bay. (pam) a big story we are following. 32 - members of street gangs have been in

the first two west nile deaths of the year reported in california... hear why health officials say many people need to be on guard. (vicki) now at 9:30... health officials say two people in california have died from the west nile virus. (grant)2 shot one person is from glenn county and the other lived in yuba county. kron 4's gabe slate spoke with officials in contra costa county who arwarning people...that we are still in the peak of the west nile season...and people need to be on guard. nola woods/contra costa mosquito and vector control district"so typically we see the peak of west nile virus season in september october and it's warm here then so we are in peak season" nola woods, with the contra costa mosquito and vector control district, says there is an uptick in the number of birds, bugs, and chickens that have tested positive with the west nile virus so far this season. nola woods/contra costa mosquito and vector control district"so typically we see the peak of west nile virus season in september october and it's warm here then so we are in pea

two people in california have died from the west nile virus. one person died in glenn county and the other lived in yuba county. kron 4's gabe slate spoke with officials in contra costa county... who are warning the public that we are still in the peak of the west nile virus season. nola woods/contra costa mosquito and vector control district"so typically we see the peak of west nile virus season in september october and it's warm here then so we are in peak season" nola woods, with the contra costa mosquito and vector control district, says there is an uptick in the number of birds, bugs, and chickens that have tested positive with the west nile virus so far this season. nola woods/contra costa mosquito and vector control district"so typically we see the peak of west nile virus see the peak of "so typically we control district"so typically we see the peak of west nile virus season in september october and it's warm here then so we are in peak season" california department of public health has reported reported 56 human cases of the virus in 21

two people in california have died from the west nile virus. one person died in glenn county and the other lived in yuba county. so far ... health officials have reported 56 human cases of west nile virus from 21 california counties this year. west nile virus is influenced by many factors -- including climate ... and the number and types of birds and mosquitoes in an area. <"so typically we see the peak of west nile virus season in september october.we want folks to wear their repellant if they are going to be out at time when mosquitos are present. if they are going to be out when mosquitos are present ... try to avoid that area.>( darya ) health officials say people 60 years of age and older and individuals with diabetes or hypertension have a higher chance of getting sick ... and are more likely to develop complications. ( james ) in the north bay... mandatory evacuations were lifted for people affected by the snell fire in napa county. that fire has burned 24-hundred acres and is 45% contained. fire crews are still busy putting out hotspots

west nile virus is influenced by many factors -- including climate... the number and types of birds and mosquitoes in an area... and the level of west nile virus immunity in birds. (pam) tonight.... a murder investigation is underway in the east bay. a body was found near railroad tracks -- and we now know, this is not a case of suicide, nor an accident. kron 4's haaziq madyun talked with investigators today about the case. (pkg)sot sgt. jd nelson says it was sunday around 2:45pm when the alameda county sheriff's office received a call from someone hiking in this area who came across the body just below highway 84 near palomares road in the area of niles canyon in fremontsot

so far, 56 people this year have become sick statewide from the west nile virus. this is a peak period for west nile virus and often is transmitted to humans by an infected mosquito. >>> we are waiting to learn whether several high school students in the east bay will be disciplined for taking edibles at school and becoming sick. officials at richmond high school said they found out that all five of the students at eaton -- had eaten rice crispy treats laced with an unknown substance. paramedics were called to the school but no students were taken to the hospital. >>> your time is 4:24 and what time does your body think it is right now? researchers believe everyone has an internal body clock that may be different from the actual external clock and now, they say if you want to know what your internal time is, take a simple blood test. why is that important? fox medical teams, dr. joe, will walk us through it. >> those of us that get up early can relate to this. these internal body clocks are so important and we are learning more and more about them. our bodies are

. >>> health officials have confirmed the first west nile virus in california this year. the state department of health says two people have died from the virus. one lived in yuba county, the other in glenn county. as of last week, there were 56 reported human cases of west nile virus in 21 different california counties. a total of 422 dead birds from 18 counties also tested positive. officials say we're still in a peak period of west nile virus transmission so they're urging people to take precaution against mosquito bites. >>> con ftra costa are waving p adoption fees now through friday. you can find a new friend in shelters in martinez and pinole. you will have to pay to microchip and vaccinate your new pet. >>> when it comes to online shopping, ordering what you need can be very convenient. when it comes to the returns, not so much. a southern california company is hoping to change that. it's called happy returns. and the company is partnering with hundreds of stories nationwide to make returning online purchases easier. all you have to do is bring your item to one of

provides health services to locals as well as refugees from neighboring sudan's blue nile state catherine sort has a story. in an ordinary week doctor even atar at the heart a surgeon at the only functioning hospital in bunch town in north eastern south sudan and his steam operate on around sixty patients two hundred thousand people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state live in this remote town and look to ban hospital for all their medical needs they were has destroyed almost the infrastructure as we speak. almost all work including medical hospital was destroyed i think the process of removing all of them are not really working to the capacity that they are supposed to south sudan has been in conflict since twenty thirteen the war has divided the country along ethnic lines and their kaname and made it difficult for many people to access basic services like health care when the conflict started atar and hundreds of refugees were just beginning to settle in after fleeing violence in neighboring sudan you have to do he has collectively believed in the two countries for twenty

the west nile sparked, encephalitis. her brain, nervous system and muscle control were all under attack. (sot) jennifer lee/vivi's mom: "she just got just dizzy. she is not walking as well. she is a very energetic child and loves to be outdoors and now she is learning how to walk all over again." now, now, occupational therapists and others are helping get vivi back on her feet so she can go back to school. teachers say her fellow classmates are patiently waiting for her. next at 8 he was called to fix the floors, but instead, a california repairman is caught on a nanny cam doing something disturbing. just ahead in sports, we'll have an update from the coliseum. as the a's welcome the twins. and the 49ers...are off to kansas city... ready for pat mahomes and that k-c offense. we'll check in with kyle shanahan. new at 8. a california family says .. they were shocked by what their nanny- cam ... caught a repairman doing in their children's bedroom.(ryan) as peter daut reports -- the man's action could lead to criminal char

. >>> new at 6:00, the first west nile deaths in california in 2018 have been confirmed. the state department of health said two died from the virus, one from youtube au county, the other from glenn county. as of last week there were 56 reported cases of west nile, a total of 422 dead birds testeded positive. officials say we're still in a peak period of west nile virus transmission so they're urging people to take precautions to protect themselves against mosquito bites even as summer wind down. >>> now in the east bay, some people in lafayette are fighting pg&e to keep them from cutting down trees. pg&e says it is for safety. "abc 7 news" reporter laura anthonie is live with a look at both sides of the argument. laura. >> reporter: hi, dan. this meeting at the library is still going on behind me. pg&e claims the trees are a hazard to their gas lines but some folks are saying the trees aren't the problem. >> trees and their roots aren't even a blip on the national scale of gas pipeline safety. >> reporter: lafayette residents packed into a community meeting, looking for

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operate in around sixty patients two hundred thousand people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state live in this remote town and looked to be a band hospital for all their medical needs the war has destroyed almost the infrastructure especially in the upper layer almost all work including medical hospital with street i think the process of removing shoes or of the military working to the capacity that they are supposed to. south sudan has been in conflict since twenty thirteen the war has divided the country along ethnic lines and their qana me and made it difficult for many people to access basic services like health care when the conflict started at tahrir and hundreds of refugees were just beginning to settle in after fleeing violence in neighboring sudan you have to do you have collectively leave to the two countries for twenty years and has seen the worst of both wars what challenges did you face in sudan in the mud in the. really bombing the area seriously sometimes again and then you were displaced and had to come to south sudan and then a conflict broke out tell us abo

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hikers were in niles canyon when they spotted the body yesterday afternoon. we are told the victim was a man in his 20s. the alameda county sheriff's office is withholding details on how they think he was killed but say they don't believe he was there long and may have been killed at the scene. the coroner's office is working to identify the man. >>> nearly 3 dozen people with ties to gangs have been indicted, but not for street crimes. investigators say they broke into medical officers to steal credit card terminals. crime reporter henry lee is at the walnut creek police department with more on what they allegedly did after those burglaries. henry? >> reporter: the gang members weren't going to the dentist to get their teeth cleaned. instead, they were yanking credit card machines in order to get illegal refunds. >> the machines were sitting right here. they were in and out in 10 seconds. >> reporter: this dentist runs oak boat dental in concord. back in 2015, someone broke into his office in the middle of the night. >> we came over here. the front door was

operate on around sixty patients two hundred thousand people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state live in this remote town and looked to be a band hospital for all their medical needs they would has destroyed almost the infrastructure as we speak. almost or way including mother callous people with a distorted i think in the process of visions all of the monetary working to the death opposed to. south sudan has been in conflict since twenty thirteen the war has divided the country along ethnic lines between their qana me and made it difficult for many people to access basic services like health care when the conflict started at tahrir and hundreds of refugees were just beginning to settle in after fleeing violence in neighboring sudan you have to do you have collectively lead to the two countries for twenty years and has seen the worst of both wars what challenges did you face in sudan in the mud in the. really bombing the area seriously sometimes again and then you were displaced and had to come to south sudan and then a conflict broke out tell us about that situation the on

and nile gardiner, from the heritage foundation. thanks for joining us. ambassador holiday, let me start with you, what did you think of the president's speech today? >> i thought it was an important marker. he was essentially saying what the united states believes is cooperation between sovereign countries is more important than creating global or super national institutions. i think that is an important distinction. if we're healthy, our economy is strong at home, we have strong borders and other countries have the same thing we'll have a more secure world. but i think it also questioned of course, how will we use the united nations? of course we know what we're against but we have to figure out how we want to lead within that international body jo nile, i thought he made the argument also, because he talked talked about the fact that the governing principle is supposed to be freedom. he says we respect other nations rights to worship as you like, have the customs that you like. you know to live as you like. that is your freedom. we have our freedom. an

far from a simple mosquito bite, the struggles facing a little girl suffering from west nile virus .. (pam) new at six: over the past few weeks we have told you about the west nile virus showing up in the bay area... most recently a mosquito tested positive in solano county. (catherine) tonight - we're seeing just how serious it can be when a person becomes infected. a once- energetic third grader in nebraska is slowly getting her strength back after tting the diagnosis. reporter kevin walle-vand has her story. nats: "close, you would be good at basketball. there you go."seemingly simple tasks like... playing catch... are slowly getting easier for vivi lee.nats: "so we're just working on standing balance. she has some trouble with her coordination, balance."the 8-year old has been at sanford's children's hospital the last several days.nats: "good job, you got it."it started with basic kid stuff... a headache, vomiting. but then...jennifer lee/vivi's mom: "she was not even responding. she was just like completely out of it, not even walking. i had to carry her in."after repeat walk-in

>> nile: firstly, thanks very much for having me on the show, dana. i have to say, john bolton speech was a terrific speech. it was a very robust defense of the u.s. national interest and you u.s. national sovereignty. i think that john bolton made some tremendous points in this speech. pointing out that in the international criminal court is not america's friend. but the court seeks to, in some cases, try to prosecute u.s. citizens and it is also seeking to potentially prosecute israelis at the behest of the palestinians. and so john bolton made it absolutely clear that the united states is not going to give any cooperation whatsoever to the international criminal court, and if it indeed seeks to prosecute americans there will be a very furious backlash from the trump administration against the icc including potential sanctions against the international criminal court. and he also announced which is absolutely the right policy, that the united states is closing down the office of the palestinian liberation organization, the plo, which has a very shad

they found the man on the rail road tracks where niles canyon road intersects palomares road. alameda county deputies are investigating this as a suspecious death. right now investigators do not know how the man died. ( robin ) anti semitic flyers are found at five east bay synagogues ... the flyers claim to be from the daily stormer book club -- a group that's associated with the daily stormer website. the group was nvolved in the white supremacist rally in charlottesville last year. and according to the anti defamation league... the group is using social media to try and recruit people to their cause. ( robin ) simil

provides health services to locals as well as refugees from neighboring sudan's blue nile state catherine sort has a story. in an ordinary week doctor even atar at the heart a surgeon at the only functioning hospital in bunch town in north eastern south sudan and his team operate on around sixty patients two hundred thousand people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state live in this remote town and look to a band hospital for all their medical needs they were as.

i believe it's called nile tilapia or nile carp. you just salt the hell out of it and then deep fry it. >> anthony: good stuff. >> andy: mmm. >> man: first one, same thing, gasoline, fire. >> anthony: this guy's trying to kill us. >> andy: yeah. >> man: okay, okay. [ andy speaking thai ] >> farmer: for my uncle. >> andy: yes, for your uncle. yes. 69 years old. >> anthony: looking good. >> andy: he drinks half a bottle every day. >> anthony: so it's pretty much the keith richards health and preservation plan. all right, i'm gonna get healthy too. the whiskey, i have to say, is taking hold in some clinically fascinating ways. [ laughter ] >> farmer: funny. [ laughter ] >> andy: lost my -- i lost the plot. >> anthony: oh, that's okay. it all comes back to me as the world shifts and tilts. oh yeah. and though i've been looking out a whole lot of hotel windows these days, struggling to figure out where i am, being here, throwing back shots of rice whiskey with these guys, i know i'm back in thailand. [ laughter ] not just thailand, but n

when you get to the tracks and niles creek it becomes very remote and very rural. i mean tracks do get used. they do get hiked on. they are used by union pacific. we do have graffiti people who come up here and tag. we do get some transients who come through here but this person doesn't appear to be any of those">investigators will use john doe's fingerprints to try and determine his identity. if you think you have information about what happened here, the alameda county sheriff's office would like to hear from you...in fremont haaziq madyun kron4news kron4news haaziq madyun kron4news (ken)it has been six months since the deadly shooting at the veterans home of california in yountville. in march a gunman took 3 people hostage.. shot and killed them before turning the gun on himself. the chp finished up its investigation into the march 9th attack at the pathway home and has since turned the case over to the napa county district attorney's office for review. the victims were pathway's executive director christine loeber, clinical director jennifer golick and clinical

sheriff's deputy say two hikers found the 26-year-old's body near the railroad tracks adjacent to niles canyon road about a mile east. detectives aren't saying how he was killed but they say knowing his identity will help in their investigation. his brother reacted to his death. >> to find the guys or people who did it, even if they get justice, this won't take pain -- this loss that we have. >> lopez worked at a bakery here in the bay area. his dream was to own his own business. if you have any information on where he was before he was found dead, contact the alameda sheriff's office. >>> coming up this morning on "today" in the bay. we'll tell you how you can help people in need at his second annual bay area proud blood drive. that plus all your top stories and weather coming up at 7:00. back to "today." breaking overnight, the furry of florence. the deadly storm that came to shore as a hurricane downgraded overnight to tropical storm. florence with sights set on north carolina bringing it with chance of catastrophic flooding. as rising flood waters keep many trapped in their homes pu

. >>> state health officials confirmed the first death in 2018 from west nile virus. yesterday, one fatal case was reported in glenn county in the sacramento valley and a second fatal case was reported in yuba county. that includes yuba and marysville. so far, 56 have been sickened by the virus and this is a peak perifor west nile, often transmitted through the bite of an infected mosquito. >>> back to rosemary for a peak outside on this tuesday afternoon. >>> good morning or good afternoon as we cross over into the lunch hour with temperatures similar tomostly c and inland. we will get a cool down, a minor one in the days ahead, temperatures will fall off a bit more. the system bringing the cool down will bring a bit of wind. let's look at the current conditions as we peek at sfo was 61 on the west side of san francisco. 80 in livermore and in the north bay, santa rosa at 78 and san jose, a nice 75. the system will impact our weather through the next few days to bring temperatures down and it will remain that way as we go into the weekend. will have a look at that in

authorities say 26-year-old max lopez of fremont was found dead in niles canyons. we've reported the body was found last sunday and police are now saying he was indeed killed. sheriff's deputies say two hikers found the 26-year-old's body near the railroad tracks adjacent to niles canyon road. this is about a mile east of pala morris road. detectives aren't saying how he was killed, but they do say it will help their investigation now that they know his identity. >>> his brother spoke to us about his brother's death. >> even if they get justice, it won't take this pain, this loss, that we have. >> lopez worked at a bakery here in the bay area. his own dream was to own his business. if you have any information on his death, contact the alameda sheriff's office. >>> a fiery scene on 280 yesterday. this was the story we brought you as breaking news during our 6:00 p.m. newscast. take a look at this video posted on snapchat. it shows the scene on 280 northbound right on the border of san bruno and south san francisco. police now say everyone on board the bus made it of

i've never met gould while he was alive but i've speant day talking with nile eldridge collaborator about this and other things a wonderful savvy -- evolutionary biologist, but with all due respect that idea it shall it doesn't begin to scratch surface of what men and women are talking about a chancellor and molecular record of life over 3.8 billion years. you're welcome. let's go to that one there. >> do you know if there's any significant instances of human to other species is transference? >> of -- of dna? of genes? >> you talked about how it benefited humans in one instance. >> no. i don't know of any others. it is not to say it hasn't occurred but to the best of my knowledge no instance of that has been identified yet. there, well i won't -- i'm tempted to go into this topic of disease but that was one book ago that was my book one over about the passage of diseases emerging viruses from animals an nonhuman animals into humans and then you can talk about the fact that sometimes the diseases viral diseases move from humans to nonhuman animals different subject different book, differen

this is the peak period for west nile. it's often transmitted to humans from infected mosquitos. >>> new details about this morning's spectacular crash involving a muni crash in san francisco. dashcam video shows the bus crossing several lanes of traffic then going airborne when it hit the curb before hitting a building. tonight the bus driver is in serious condition and as ktvu's christien kafton reports, investigators are trying to figure out what caused the driver to lose control. >> reporter: this dashcam video captured the early morning crash. it's quick but you can see the 28 bus heading eastbound, cross over the median, slam into a tree then into a dry cleaning business. the driver who captured the video watched it all unfold before his eyes. >> i saw the bus jump over the divider then somehow it was a slow bus, then after the speed went up and crash suddenly. it was in a split moment. >> reporter: patel pulled over to help about 20 yards down the road. bystanders were already working to get the driver and passenger

we had a nile monitor, which looked very close to this but he had a short face. >> yeah. so with these >> he blinked and i freaked out. >> i got two nervous guys. so with these guys are predators, my favorite thing about them is if you look, the nose is above the top of the head and the eyes are at the top so when this guy, even if he's 1,000 pounds, can live under the water and all you'll see the two little bumps on the top and he can sit like this and just wait and if anything then comes nice and close, so, look at this guy. so if you look from the tip of his nose to about his back foot, anything in that circle, he can grab. so he'll reach out and you look at his teeth, zoom in real tight, they're like little pegs. there's no special teeth, no morals or incisors. they're only for grabbing. once they get ahold of you, that's it. they got you. but they can't take bites. if it's not bite-size, they take it in the water, try to soften it up. have you heard of the death roll? >> yeah. >> that's what they're doing, basically taking something that's big and really trying to ge

. >>> in free month, police identified a victim found near railroad tracks in niles canyon as mats lopez, the body was discovered near the mile 14 marker on sunday. he was the victim of a homicide. >>> police in gilroy are looking for a suspect who exposed himself to two girls, it happened yesterday afternoon near hannah and 9th street. the suspect was seen driving away in an older gray or silver 4-door sedan. >>> a controversial monument in san francisco came down depicting a missionary over a fallen nearly naked native american. this follows a unanimous vote on wednesday night, that vote reversed the san francisco board of appeals earlier decision to keep the statute. >>> gas explosions and fires tear through dozens of homes in massachusetts. firefighters are gaining ground on a fast moving blaze in shasta county. it's finally here. the ross fall fashion event has the brands you want... nooo... yes. ...at "oh, yes!" prices. like that handbag for-wait-how much? what? or that cute jacket that says "check me out" at a price that makes you say... check this out. that's yes for less. find y

would like to put special emphasis on the fact that these are really jets saw their russian the lucia nile twenty and used it as a shield against the surface to air missiles while they carried on maneuvering in the region at twenty two o three a syrian surface to air missile engaged the largest and closest target which was the aleutian island twenty commander reported the aircraft on fire and began emergency descent twenty two zero seven the russian illusion i'll twenty reconnaissance airplane disappeared from radar. at the same time as you can see and these are really jets continue to stay in this area patrolling near a space until twenty two forty. twenty two twenty nine an officer of the russian command in syria reported to an officer at these really air force command possed that they were russian illusion the oil twenty or craft was in distress he said we demand that these really aircraft leave the areas we need to engage our rescue teams and israeli lieutenant replied that he had received information and would forwarded to the command that twenty to forty of these really f. sixteen je

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county sheriff's investigators are treating the discovery of a man's body along railroad tracks in niles canyon as a suspicious death. man's body was discovered near the union pacific tracks in the canyon south of highway 84 and alameda creek at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. the sheriffs department says the man had suffered injuries that do not indicate he was hit by a train. he has not been identified. >>> an investigation underway after the discovery everybody pulled from the waters in pacifica officers were dispatched to mount -- to palmetto avenue in pacifica yesterday morning after they received calls that anybody had washed up onto the shore. investors have not been able to identify that man they are asking anybody with information to call pacifica police. >>> policing gilroy fired at least one shot at after he rortedly threatened officers and a youth sports -- and a youth sports event was put on lockdown. police received reports of a stolen car in the area around gilroy high school. the suspect reportedly called police saying he was at the school and wanted to fight police. it turns o

police say he was under pressure due to delays on the four billion dollars scheme to down the river nile it was started seven years ago it's still not complete in egypt which is against the project as concern that it will affect the nile which is cairo's main source of water. american coffee giant starbucks has opened its first cafe in italy the spiritual home of us russell hundreds queue for an hour at the store and along which has a roast story and a cocktail bar the company hopes to entice italians to stay and enjoy american style coffees it the price so i use them in with that. i came because i'm in a normal italian and i'm a big fan of american coffee so even if i don't find the cino in the classic starbucks drinks i'm curious to see with this new cafe will look like i want to drink a strong american coffee so i have high expectations. to be successful with me because i like italian coffee the diluted american coffee all the variations such as the frappuccino i'm italian so that's not for me. still ahead on al-jazeera. a release of name movies online raises hackles along traditional

hikers were in niles canyon when they spotted the body sunday afternoon and we are told the victim was a man in his 20s. the alameda county sheriff's office is not giving out details on how they think he was killed and the deputies don't believe he was there long. he may have been killed at the scene. the coroner's office is trying to identify that man. >>> we are learning more about a former police officer shot at by gilroy police when he drove a stolen car toward a field where dozens of kids were playing football. authorities said chad browning, a former hollister police officer, stole a car, went to gilroy and tried to drive into a stadium full of hundreds of fifth and sixth grade football players. one of the pop warner members got into a car with browning and tried to reason with him. they said browning appeared to be under the influence. meth was found in the car later. >> the adrenaline kicked in and i didn't think about myself. just trying to protect those kids. >> browning told the police what he was trying to do. an officer arrived as he was barreling toward the athletic field

. >>> and we're getting word of the first west nile virus deaths in california for 2018. it may be september, but we'll sm explain why the risk is far from over. >>> los angeles deputies reunite with a baby whose life they saved. >> two weeks ago they pulled over a speeding car when the parents got out, they said their baby wasn't breathing. so the deputies rushed him to the hospital. >> i didn't know how long he hadn't been breathing for or if he would make it. just glad to see he's here and healthy. >> that's great. >> the family >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the state of emergency. hurricane florence barreling towards the east coast. now a category four hurricane. just moments ago, a fourth state declaring an emergency. winds now reaching 140 miles per hour. mandatory evacuations set. life-threatening conditions. several feet of rain. rob marciano standing by on the coast. >>> also tonight, the police officer now charged with manslaughter, after entering what she thought was her own apartment. it was her neighbor's. she shot and killed him. tonight,

southbound 880 at alvarado niles, we have at least one lane down. you are stop and go as you approach state route 92. it should clear out. >>> tesla has received a five-star safety rating. model 3 electric sedan earned perfect scores in overall impact, side impact, front impact and rollover. the nhsa does not evaluate autopilot features in its safety rating. model s and x earned five stars in every category. >>> amazon's alexa doesn't want to wake your sleeping children so it can now whisper. >>> in today's "tech bites", alexa, make life easier for parents. amazon heard that. >> sit added a whisper mode so as not to wake a sleeping kid. amazon added a new feature which can help children with daily routines. >>> this new backpack is supposed to help anyone who wants to lighten their load. >> it come in two different sizes starting $350. >>> gopro is going back to basics with its new model. >>> hero 7 black. it is impact and durable. it has a new stabilization feature that uses software to steady the shakiest images. it costs 400 bucks. i went mountan

we will see some rain arriving in scotland, particularly for the northern nile, the highlands. —— northern ireland. still, mainly dry day in northern ireland, england and wales. temperatures, for many, between 12 and 15 degrees stop looking at the forecast deeper into the week ahead, northern areas, cloudy. some more cloud and a bit more rain. it will stay quite breezy as well. temperatures in glasgow generally around 11—14 degrees. perhaps a bit of rain in manchester but by and large, england having some fine weather. it will be bit cloudy. that is your forecast. this is bbc news. i'm martin stanford. our top stories: indonesia's search and rescue operations continue as officials say a tsunami could have claimed at least a thousand lives. relief efforts are under way as aftershocks continue — emergency services are struggling to reach the earthquake's epicentre at donggala, home to 300,000 people. and we have a special report from eastern russia, and the home village of one of the men believed to be a suspect in the novichok poisoning in the uk. in brazil, thousands protests against j

in fremont's niles canyon area. the property at the top of old springs aqueduct is owned by mission clay products that manufacturers sewer pipes. the company told us that the secret sidewalk is aty an need to be removed. nature lovers want more answers. >> i feel bad for it, like i said, it's an artifact. it would be nice if they could have left or can leave just a representative section of it. so people can see. >> clear if the area will be used for development. san francisco puc says it must be notified about any development project and so far. >> last call a bill to extend bar hours in san francisco is closer to happen. it was authored for state senator weiner to extend the hours to 4:00 a.m. it crossed a hurdle yesterday passing the legislature and now headed to the governor's deck. many people say it will bring a big boost to small businesses into the san francisco businesses are having more and more trouble. commercial rents are higher than ever. high. even in the last ten years since i've been doing business,

hikers were in niles canyon when they spotted the body yesterday afternoon. we're told the victim was a man in his 20s. the alameda county sheriff's office is withholding details on how they think he was killed but say they don't believe he was there long and may have been killed at the scene. the coroner's office is still working to identify the man. >>> new at 11:00, a controversial school board candidate withdrew from the raced to. josephine announced her withdrawal on facebook. the chronicle reports it comes after media reports exposed derogatory comments she made in chinese about transgender rights and the sexuality of her opponents. zhao said the comments were misrepresented. >>> school leaders say five high school students in richmond became ill today after ingesting what were likely edibles. officials at richmond high learned all five of the students had eaten rice krispie treats that were laced with an unknown substance. emts were called to the school but no students were taken to the hospital. it's unclear if the students will face disciplinary acti

tonight we know why.whoosh two new deaths from the west nile virus.in california the bay area again threatened by the deadly disease as the number of infected birds goes upwe're definitely ahead in 2018 compared to this time in 2017.whoosh and what we are learning about the muni driver who lost control of this bus on lombard street this morning.morning. now at 8. students sickened at an east bay school after they admitted to eating edibles. thank you for joining us i'm ken wayne. and i'm pam moore. this happened earlier today at richmond high school. our grant lodes joins us now with what we know about the students who got sick. (grant) scary, sickening moments for a handful of kids at richmond high school today. the school district spokesperson telling kron

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bay area headlines, alameda county authorities opening a homicide investigation, a body was found in niles canyon yesterday near the railroad tracks south of highway 84. the victim was not hit by a train but died at the hands of another. >>> animal experts in santa cruz are blaming rat poison for making this bobcat sick. it's an ongoing problem when bobcats eat the rodents. they also ingest the poison. the chemical prevents blood clotting and causes the bobcats to bleed to death internally. animal groups are encouraging businesses and homeowners to stop using rat poison. >>> the head of women's tennis is standing up for serena williams tonight. he says the u.s. open chair umpire held her to a different standard because she's a woman. cbs reporter dana jacobson tells us that other tennis stars are defending williams, too. >> i don't cheat to win. i'd rather lose. i'm just letting you know. >> reporter: serena williams' first rules violation, coaching from the stands. her second infraction, breaking her racquet which cost her a point. >> yeah. >> reporter: but williams' biggest penalty satur

and music legend nile rodgers performed live. i've always believed in activism i've always i was socialized to care about things about people about the environment. so my heart hasn't changed just that as i get older i work in different ways like i can give money i can give my talent i can give my time. all together the event raised around twenty one million euros but it also raised awareness of the need to protect the world's oceans. the ocean is the key of life and we need the ocean it's like our heart is like the oceans of liquid inside of us we are above water people we are ocean people the world is mostly water it's all connected it's even the universe is a full it's like one big ocean so. the gala for the global ocean in monte carlo the place where money and the mediterranean come together. and we'll stay in monaco for a bit because that's where i expressed begins today. the annual monaco your choky tof this wednesday more than one hundred twenty different super yachts will be presented to vessels currently on display at mo