speedway convenience store taken early yesterday morning. you can see him walking out with a handful of cash. the second robbery after 11 at the market daily on state route 590 and he left both stores and was believed to be a silver four- door nissan with a rear spoiler. if you recognize him call crimestoppers. this woman does not look like a bank robber but she is in court facing charges for allegedly robbing a passed a teala thompson she had a bomb janice allen would turned herself in yesterday. a man caught on camera punching a mercedes is facing felony charges. he did $8000 worth of damage to three vehicles at the ability loft condos. he broke into the garage this month into vehicles. accused of stealing from a manatee county woman and now is facing extradition to florida from texas. steve francis played for orlando magic and houston rockets. he was at the cortez clam factory in bradenton the summer and asked a bartender to help and look for his car keys. authorities
live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. a blockade of police officers keeps protesters from marching onto the bay bridge, officer also probably have to do the same thing tomorrow. that protest started about 1:00 this afternoon when 200 demonstrators stopped traffic, blocking the entrance to 80, bringing traffic to a stand still. but they were met at each ramp with a line of police and highway patrol officers. we went to the freeway because that s the only way to get them to listen. lots of people are caught up in traffic. what do you tell them sp i apologize for the inconvenience, but this gets people to listen. reporter: there was a lot of anger aimed at officers during this protest, but the sniper shootings in dallas where five police officers were killed did affect protesters. i wouldn t wish death upon anyone, because i ve lost a loved one. reporter: after five hours, the group disbursed without any arrests. there is a group of proteste
competitively coming back in 200 fly and reclaiming the title he owned in 04 and 08 was a big deal to him. tonight he became the oldest swimmer male or female to win individual gold medal in olympic history. we take one more look at michael phelps latest remarkable showing. so long from rio. take your mark. kenderesi in lane four. cseh in lane three. leclos. the other two swimmers have a great chance to win. kenderesi probably because he is so young might not be able to do it. phelps had a great turn in the middle of the pool. cseh had the lead at the turn. michael looks like he is going to have the lead here at the half way point. phelps in lane five looking really good early on. that is a little long on that turn. not too bad. but out very quickly. he was 53 flat when he went 164. had half second lead on leclos. bit. cseh two lanes above him. leclos looks like he is running a clear second. michael phelps has the lead with 50 meters left. he tracks that turn. lec
observers to monitor the site: (sot netanyahu) israel cannot accept the french draft resolution at the united nations security council. it doesn t mention palestinian incitement; it doesn t mention palestinian terrorism. (standup jonathan vigliotti/ cbs news/ tel aviv) the increase in violence has some cities like tel aviv suggesting a ban on arab maintenance workers and cleaners from schools. some israeli parents worry of an attack on their children. others civilians are flocking to gun shops to arm themselves: (mos sot) i think it s important in these cases to have a means of self-defense. as the death toll on both sides continues to rise secretary of state john kerry will meet with mideast leaders separately this week in an effort to ease tension in the region. jonathan vigliotti cbs news tel aviv. jake israeli security officials just identified the person who shot up that bus station sunday as a 21 - year - old arab citizen of israel. jake sioux city fire rescue h
to former staffers saying if biden enters the race, he ll need their help. cnbc has just agreed the debate will be two hours, fantastic news for all. a hacker based in malaysia is in u.s. custody. officials say he tried to pass personal information of american troops to isis. a wildfire in texas is burning out of control. the flames destroyed at least 34 homes. the morning mets aren t going to the national series. the california target store blasted audio from an x-rated movie. what is going on at target? boris johnson, the london mayor, bowls over a ten-year-old during a game of rugby. nobody covers ben watson. first back to hogan, how about this from stanford. did he catch that? utterly incredible. all of that matters. have you ever been in handcuffs? yes. i don t know exactly what you mean by that. all right. on cbs this morning. the democratic debate was two hours. it was too long. everybody was bored at the end. lincoln chafee is thr
islamic state forces. and. another of the social causes of the migrants leaving was at times they did not feel safe. ifill: a tribute to the prolific painter jacob lawrence. a one way ticket into the great migration of african americans from the rural south to urban north. those are some of the stories we re covering on tonight s pbs newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. lincoln financial committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you re own chief life officer. and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ifill: the f.b.i. looked for terrorist tie-ins today after two men attacked an exhibi
islamic state forces. and. another of the social causes of the migrants leaving was at times they did not feel safe. ifill: a tribute to the prolific painter jacob lawrence. a one way ticket into the great migration of african americans from the rural south to urban north. those are some of the stories we re covering on tonight s pbs newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. lincoln financial committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you re own chief life officer. and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ifill: the f.b.i. looked for terrorist tie-ins today after two men attacked an exhibi
watts burning? sentiments summed up by an indignant man confronting her roll dough rivera of fox news. it became a youtube sensation. i want you and fox news to get out of baltimore city because you re not here reporting about the boarded up homes and the homeless people under. lk. you re not reporting on the poverty levels. three years ago on the 300 man march, you weren t here. but you re here for the black riots that happen. of course it was another viral video of freddie gray that ignited the outrage and ended up with murder charge being filed friday. and the clip raises important questions about the media s approach. mike lukovich summed it up pretty nicely here. what do the words and images being tossed around this week really mean and what are the lessons to be learned? well joining me now is helen holten a member of baltimore s city council. thank you. do you think the media have gotten this story right? sometimes, yes, sometimes no. but it was krart bart wh
just a moment. also though today for the first time since last week s riots, the shopping mall has re-opened its doors to customers. the employees that depend on it for their livelihood. this was the mall where those rioters smashed glass and looted stores. baltimore s mayor says the open mall gives her hope that her city is beginning to heal. this is just a great day for this community to have the mall re-open. it s a wonderful day. i was proud to support the investments that i think it was the baltimore development corporation made into this mall to do the major renovations and to see it bounce back so quickly just gives me a lot of optimism. cnn s nick valencia and sara sidner are with me both in baltimore, they ve both been talking to people who spent their day at this rally. nick let me go to you first. what are people telling you? you ve been here marching with people in the street yesterday at the rally. today was very different. reporter: today was such a differ
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