Mother of two. Her family heartbroken this afternoon, and hoping for justice. Now live from the newsroom with more, henry, on how this family is trying to make sense of this tragedy. Reporter alice, and healther, this family through their grief is trying to stay strong as they ple grapwith their loss. This woman was the wife and mother of two, who immigrated to the united states. She was just less than a block from her home, when she and her 4yearold niece were hit by a car. The driver took off. I thought i would have more time to give back to her. Reporter 17yearold Michelle Nguyen is devastated by the loss of her mother, killed by a hit and run driver just steps from her home. We live not even a block, it was on the same block. Reporter the driver never stopped. The girl ellie nguyen was taken to a hospital. We could have forgiven you, if you had stopped and checked if they were okay. But you didnt. I feel, i cant find it in myself to forgive you. Reporter they came to the u. S. From vietnam just a couple months before michelle was born. She came over here in seeking a better life for me, and my brother. Same time, same month, same year. I see her only two weeks before. That hurt me so. Reporter at the crash site, a memorial of flowers and candles, and plates of food. A sign of respect, and a reminder that she is loved in death, as she was loved in life. A day after the tragedy, Oakland Police set up this radar trailer, where drivers routinely go much faster than the 25 mileperhour speed limit. We encourage all of our Community Members to drive safely. Please be aware of their surroundings. As the family mourns their loss, they also hope the driver is caught. If we could just find out two did it, it would just wring us, just a little bit of, you know a little bit of closing. Reporter now the family is trying to raise enough money to bury june in her native vietnam. Live in the newsroom, henry lee, ktvu news. Henry, thank you for the update. Today, investigators confirmed that a body found in santa cruise county is that of a kidnapped tech executive. Detectives say that 50yearold tushar atre was kidnapped yesterday afternoon. They said two people forced him into his girlfriends car. The white surf was later found abandoned on socal san jose road with the body inside. Today, officials confirmed, the remains are those of the missing man. The cause of his death was not announced. But ought Authorities Say they believe the knowtive here was robbery. So far, theres no description of any suspects in this case. Santa clara county officials have identified a woman who allegedly ran over two people at a park in cupertino yesterday. Detectives say 50yearold maria alta was charged with murder, and assault with a deadly weapon. Authorities say she intentionally ran over those two victims as they walked through different areas of the park yesterday. One person was killed. The other victim suffered critical injuries. Detectives are still trying to determine if there was any connection between the driver in this case and those victims. Police in the east bay searching for the man who stole a car witha 6monthold baby girl inside. That infant has been found. In fact, was found abandoned a short time later, unharmed. It happened in emeryville, right outside the taco bell, near the Home Depot Store on holland street this morning. Thats when someone stole the car. Minutes later, the thief dropped off the baby, still strapped in her car seat at the corner of 28th, and union, in west oakland. Now the suspect, and the ers ehicle still missing at this hour. The car is a 2018, honda accord, with california license plate, 8egl341. The hayward man arrested, and accused of being a spy for the Chinese Government appeared in first of all court today. The judge said the case cannot move forward until edward pong hires an attorney. The court said pong and his family have too much money to qualify for the public defender who was appointed to him. The u. S. Attorneys announced at the hearing that pongs sister, who runs a travel company here in the bay area is being investigated by the fbi for alleged fraud. Pong is being hold without bail. A preliminary hearing is now scheduled for october 15th. President trump was on the attack today over his controversial phone call, with ukraines president that is at the center of the impeachment investigation. Democrats say they will subpoena the white house for documents as fox news laura blanch ard reports, the president claimed without evidence that the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee helped to write the whistleblower report. Reporter House Democrats are demanding to know more about the president s dealings with ukraine, saying they will subpoena the white house. But President Trump says hes done nothing wrong, and that democrats and others are to blame. From this is all a fraud. Reporter President Trump reacting to reports that house intelligence chairman, adam schiff learned about the whistleblowers concerns before the official complaint was filed. He knew long before, and he helped write it too. Its a scam. Reporter the president attacking political rival joe biden, the media, and democrats, while defending the july phone call with ukraines leader, now at the center of the houses impeachment inquiry. Heres what happened, the whistleblower was wrong, the only thing that happened was the transcript of the call i had with the leader of ukraine. It was perfect. No, it was not perfect, it was wrong. Reporter any attempts to quote stonewall investigation efforts will be considered evidence of obstruction. They will be strengthening the case on obstruction, if they behave that way. We dont call him shifty schiff for nothing. Hes a shifty, dishonest guy. Reporter President Trump also attacking the whistle blower. Saying his phone conversation with ukraines president was not inappropriate, because he maintains there was no quid pro quo when he asked for help investigating the former vice president. Heres where i fooled him. They never thought id release the conversation. Reporter this afternoon, the state departments watchdog made with senior congressional staffers on requesting an urgent briefing. Tomorrow, the former special envoy to ukraine is expected on capitol hill for a closed interview. In washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. Fears of a slowing u. S. Economy weighed on wall street today. The sell off followed a report showing hiring by u. S. Companies slowed more than expected last month. Yesterday, shares fell after the weakest reading on u. S. Manufacturing growth in a decade. The dow was down 494 points. The nasdaq fell 123 points, and the s p was lower by 52 points. After going several months without a contract, a group of Santa Clara County workers went on strike today. They are members of seiu, and include those who maintained county roads, provide Mental Health services, and provide support to children and families. Ktvusann reuben joining us outside the public defenders office, where workers have been picketing all day. The Union Members say they didnt want it to come to this. But after negotiating for 6 months, they say they are no closer to a contract. Theyre hitting the picket line for the first time in 40 years. Workers with seiu local 521 are on strike in Santa Clara County. Today, they set up in front of places like the Family Resource center at the facilities and fleets department, and the public defenders office. Tomorrow will be others, and the day after will be more. Reporter the workers say the strike is about unfair labor practices, including the reorganization of some departments, and the moving of others. The working conditions have deteriorated exponentially. Its about the work load, the vacancy, the inability to retain staff. Reporter jeff smith believes the strike is about money. That the union wants double what the county has offered. The package on the table right now had been seeing 3 raises for five years, and totaled about 625 million. They basically will have the decision to make about whether they want to return to the bargaining table, and come up with a contract, whether they want to continue to believe that theres a billion dollars hiding in my pocket some place. Reporter so far, clients we spoke with with say they havent felt the disruption in services, and smith says theyre prepared to use managers to keep the doors open. We can maintain county services, as long as we need to. Reporter but Union Members say theyre prepared to strike as long as they need to, that for them, this is an issue of dignity, respect, and doing whats right for the community in the long run. No way the people who put themselves out there every day for disadvantaged children are going to come out here and lose a day of pay for something thats not true. Our jobs are based on facts. So the fact is, were on strike, people reporter county officials called that Union Negotiation so far beyond unrealistic. No word on what it might take to get both sides back to the bargaining table. Heather, alex. Thank you. Still to come here on the 4. Motion in the courtroom today following the sentencing of a former Police Officer for killing her neighbor. It is win or go home for the athletics. They will play the American League wild card contest tonight against the Tampa Bay Rays, and we will set the scene from what should be a rocking oakland coliseum, coming up. In weather, a beautiful wednesday across the entire bay area. Temperatures have been trending up over the past few days, but a bit of a change in your thursday forecast. Well have that coming up in a little bit. Hey. Hey. You must be stevens phone. Now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network. Only with xfinity xfi. Download the xfi app today. Okay, this is it. Its all or nothing. Tonight in oakland, the as, are hosting the Tampa Bay Rays in the American League wild card game. The winner of this game will then go on to face off against the houston astros. Again, weve got to get past tonight. Scott reese joins us live from the coliseum. Where as fans, packed in, and certainly fired up. Reporter no doubt, heather and alex. This is a historic night. This is actually the first ever wild card game in the bay area. You think about it, the as and giants have both played wild card games, but theyve always been on the road, and they are, as you would hope, expecting a sellout crowd. Its going to be packed here. You look at mount davis, which is actually open for baseball. Its open for business. Weve got some fans at the ready. They believe they will have 50,000 plus here to cheer on the as, against the Tampa Bay Rays. Home field, its a big deal, and they didnt get it by much. It camedown to the second to last day of the regular season, in fact. The as, and rays down the stretch. Oakland wound up winning 97 games this year. Tampa bay, 96 games. But hey, all you need is to be one better than the other guy. A little different scene from a year ago. The as played that wild card in new york, in front of a crazy Yankee Stadium crowd. They really didnt have a starting pitcher for that game. They went with liam hendrix as an opener, and aaron judge greeted him with a home run on the ninth pitch of the game. The as players have every reason to believe that experience will help them tonight. Weve got the experience of going through it. Understanding everything that leads up to this, all this kind of stuff, and you know, just that experience will help us kind of block it out, and its just a normal game for us now. Its big for our fans to see this caliber of game, and match up. For us, were excited to play in front of them. Anytime we do something good, we have cheers on our side. Reporter the as will go with sean minaya as their starting pitcher tonight. Hes a terrific story in andof himself. Major surgery last august. Didnt pitch until september last year, all he did was throw four tremendous starts down the stretch. Minaya could have done his work, and shut it down for the year, but instead, he pitched to get into shape, to get stretched out for this very tonight tonight. He will be the starter for the as, against charlie morton, who oh, by the way, was lights out in both of those starts. It should be a terrific pitching match up. It has been 46 years since the as have played a win or go home do or die baseball game. Youve got to go all the way back to game 7 of the 1973 world series. Clearly, a lot on the line tonight. A long time. No pressure though. Thanks so much, scott. Enjoy the game. Folks heading out to the ballpark for that do or die game at the coliseum, mark, they will be enjoying some very beautiful weather. Comfortable conditions tonight. Typically, postseason baseball here in the bay area looks pretty nice. Thats what we have for today as we head into your wednesday evening. A mostly clear wednesday. Were going to hold onto that pattern as we head into this evening. First pitch, coming up in just about an hour or so at 5 09, and we are expecting mostly clear skies. 70degrees. There will be a bit of a breeze. A westerly breeze right around 15 miles an hour. So that could be somewhat of a factor, at least into the early portion of the game, over the first few innings. The forecast, we have been trending up with temperatures over the past few days. It has been a mild to warm weather pattern. Were going to cool things off tomorrow for your thursday, just a little bit. Temperatures rebound, big time into the weekend, especially as we head into sunday. Heres the satellite showing you the clear skies. Were tracking this system here, producing some rainfall up in the pacific northwest. This will approach northern california. No raindrops expected for us, but still a bit of a breeze. In fact, winds tomorrow by this time could be a little bit stronger than today. So mostly clear skies right now on the satellite as we come in, and check in on some of the current numbers numbers for the 4 00 hour. Travis air force base, reporting 82 degrees. San francisco, 67. And santa rosa, a very nice 76 degrees up in sonoma county. Heres a live camera looking out towards San Francisco this afternoon. You can see our unofficial wind gauge. Indicating there is a little bit of a breeze, but still mostly clear skies for this afternoon. Overnight lows, it will be a chilly start. Bundle up first thing tomorrow morning. Low 40s, low 50s. Partly cloudy skies and some cool readings here in San Francisco, 7 00. We are expecting lower 50s into the afternoon hours. Mostly sunny skies, and gusty winds with temperatures in the 60s. Theres that cool start tomorrow morning. Particulately, to mostly sunny skies into the afternoon hours. Were thinking some 60s and some 70s. Tomorrow, one of the cooler days of the week, and a big rebound by the weekend. Well talk more about that forecast coming up in a little bit. Mark, thank you. Construction crews have finally started cleaning up the mud, and debris from that land slight in sausalito that happened wait back on valentines day. The crews are removing whats left of two houses, and several badly damaged cars from the Hurricane Gulch neighborhood. Debris has been piled up along crescent avenue. Sausalito Officials Say they were concerned that state, and federal disaster funds would not be available if the city started the work on its own. Work then began after fema agreed to reimburse the city for up to 94 of the cleanup costs. Democratic president ial hopeful Bernie Sanders hospitalized. An update on the senators condition and the heart procedure his doctors just performed. Wednesday night is the night on fox. Tune in tonight for the hit show, the masked singer. It airs at 8 00. That will be followed by the series premier of almost family at 9 00. Then we hope you stick around for the 10 00 news, and the 11 00 news, all right here on ktvu. [white rabbit by jefferson airplane] one pill makes you larger and one pill makes you smaller and the ones that mother gives you dont do anything at all remember what the dormouse said welcome aboard. Feed your head i dont care where youre from, were all just people. We want people to feel like they spent time with family. We want to create a place for more than just ourselves. We create the things that we want to exist in the world. My doors are always open. Vermont senator, and democratic president ial candidate Bernie Sanders is in the hospital right now after undergoing a heart procedure. According to his campaign, sanders experienced chest discomfort during a Campaign Event yesterday, and a medical evaluation discovered a blockage in one of his arteries. Two stints were inserted, and he is now resting comfortably. All of his events and appearances have been canceled until further notice. For more on this procedure, and exactly what was done here, were joined by ktvu medical expurity, dr. Larry birshet. Explain how this procedure works. So they went in and found that Bernie Sanders had a blocked artery in his heart. I was just showing you right here. You go in through your wrist, up through there, squirt some dye, and you can see theres a blockage. They open it with a balloon, and leave a metal stint in there. So now bernie has an open artery for blood to his heart. This is not open heart surgery. How in the grand scheme, a lot of people get these stints, a lot of people have blockages in their arteries. How big of a deal is this, do you think for senator sanders . Theres political implications of this. Sure. Lets just take it from a health stand point, for now. Now serious do you think this is . So Heart Disease is the number one killer of both men and women. Theres risk factors for this, including diabetes, high blood pressure. Once you have cornary artery disease, or blockages in the heart, that confers another layer of risk that hes going to have to be on medication. You know, be monitored. That said, hes heart is getting blood flow, and again, theres a lot of things we dont know. Did he actually suffer a heart attack . Is his heartbeating normally, or is part of it permanently damaged, and it cant beat normally . I dont know, we cant tell from the information we have. Somebody could have some chest discomfort, get a stent, open everything up, and be relatively fine health wise. He was said to be feeling good, breathing easier, maybe not ready to get back out there on the campaign trail. That raises the broader questions here, when you have someone who was running for president. That puts a lot of stress on you. Those are long days. Its a lot of travel. What is the likelihood, do you think that senator sanders is going to be back out there on the campaign trail, with a rigorous schedule anytime soon . Thats going to be a question for him and his doctor. Youre right, stress does affect the body, and the heart. When youre stressed, adrenalin is released in the system. That affects the heart to both contract deeper, stronger, and faster. So his doctors are going to want to make sure that his heart is able to handle the stress of the campaign trail. How long do you think he is in the hospital, and resting, do you think . I would say recovery, you would advise a week or two. Its not open heart surgery. Thats weeks of recovery. Youre in the hospital. Some people go back the next day. Whats he going to do . I dont know. Thats a conversation between him and his doctor, and well see. Hopefully, obviously, his health comes first, and we wish him all the best in his recovery. Yeah, im glad they caught it. He went in appropriately when he had the symptoms of a blockage in his heart. Maybe a reminder for other folks out there as well. Keep an eye out for those symptoms. Thanks so much. Heather. A very important conversation indeed. Emotional testimony leading up to the sentencing today of a former dallas Police Officer convicted of murder. The tearful words from both the families of the victim, and the family. Plus Governor Newsom signs three bills into law. Up next, were going to sit down with cal fire to learn how the laws will help with post traumatic stress. The situations that First Responders face are inherently difficult, and stressful from fighting fires to coming across crime scenes. Those daily experiences may lead to struggles with post traumatic stress. Now a little help for those who help us. Joining me now is Cal Fire Division chief jonathan cox. Thank you so much for being here. Several really important bills that provide medical support to First Responders. Talk a little about why this is really needed. Yeah, so this is huge. A Fire Department is only as good as the people who staff it. Really the most important assets in the fire service. Governor newsom signed two very important bills for fire service, and First Responders yesterday. And that includes sb542, which is a presumptive clause for ptsd for First Responders. Really, what it says is the trauma that the firefighters see on a daily basis, collectively is a Mental Health condition that needs to be considered presumptive for any sort of treatment and care. Thats a really important step for firefighters. This means they can get workers compensation, while they are sort of recovering from what theyre going through. Yeah, thats exactly right. I think thats probably the biggest consideration for this, and a lot of communities, firefighters act as the First Responders from medical emergencies to fires. You take those daily incidents, the shootings, the traumatic accidents, the medical emergencies theyre responding on, you compound that with a lot of destruction, and sometimes into communities they live. Those daily stressors add up. Theres a continual rock being put in the backpack of a firefighter when theyre on duty, which is that trauma theyre going to. Do you think this will help more firefighters come forward, and get treatment, get help . I think what this does is it really allows there not to be another barrier to getting the treatment. Unfortunately, were losing more firefighters to suicide, than we are to line of duty deaths. That is an indication that theres some Mental Health challenges that need to be addressed. The other party of this is the bill ab1116, which gives firefighters a peer support network. A peer support standardized Network Across the state, because we are much more likely to open up to the traumas that we face with fellow firefighters. That is an impact that is important. So people feel comfortable talking about what theyre going through. As a firefighter, theres that culture, and understanding of what were responding to each day, and to be able to talk about that to another firefighter is a lot different than trying to educate someone who is trying to help you about what actually you do. The bill that the governor signed didnt really end there. They also included some additional resources. Some Fire Fighting resources. Thats true, after the last three Fire Fighting seasons, weve seen a big bolster statewide for additional resources. Additional programs to really combat this new normal in the state. So what weve seen at cal fire is over 400 additional seasonal firefighters beyond the normal staffing. A complete replacement of our helicopter fleet. Which is no small undertaking to aircraft. The use of National Guard crews to actually implement these projects, as well as things such as building standards, and defensible space. Its been a really aggressive approach to really start to address this. Seems like weve learned some lessons. Thattal also comes into play with firefighters Mental Health, knowing that they have the support from the state, from the governor, when it comes to additional resources, and additional health. Absolutely. Theres no substitute for that. We keep saying, theres no Silver Bullet to fix this problem. But all of these are welcome developments. All right, jonathan cox of cal fire. The dallas Police Officer who shot and killed her unarmed neighbor inside his apartment has been sentenced to ten years in prison. That sentence comes one day after the same jury convicted amber guyger of murder. More now from foxs casey steigle. In essence, the defendants punishment at 10 Years Imprisonment in the Texas Department of justice. Reporter the former dallas cop convicted of murder for fatally shooting another tenant in her Apartment Building lens her fate for the 2018 killing of her upstairs neighbor. Botham jean, an unarmed black man. Botham had mistakenly entered into his apartment, thinking it was her own. Were going to rise up against the system, and were going to fight for our rights. Were tired of being treated like animals, and we do not matter. But today, it is a new day in dallas. Reporter on wednesday, guygers mother told the court how her daughter was molested at age 6. Praise for guygers character, mixed in with sorrow from botham jeans teary eyed father. Because ill not hear his voice. Still not ready for it. Hurts me. Reporter during this trial, amber guyger insisted the shooting was not about hate, but rather a fear that she was going to be attacked. Thats the latest from the courthouse in dallas. Casey steigle, fox news. Up next, were going to talk live with a reporter to learn what this could mean for the utility. And so far this week it has been beautiful. Lots of sunshine. Mild to warm temperatures. A little bit of a change in your thursday forecast. Then temperatures quickly warm by the weekend. Well take a look at the numbers coming up. At at t we believe in access. The opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. Connecting with the things that matter most. And because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. Weve created access from at t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. May qualify for Home Internet at a discounted rate of 10 a month. No commitment, deposit, or installation fee. Visit att. Com accessnow, to learn more. Pg and e says its possible its equipment has sparked nine wildfires so far this year in california, according to a report from politico. That would be in addition to the hundreds of wildfires apparently caused by pg and e power lines and equipment over the past several years, including the deadly, and destructive campfire in butte county. For more on all of this, were joined by politicos California Energy reporter. Thanks for coming on today. How is it you learned about these new fires that may be connected to pg and e equipment . Thank you for having me, alex. So i learned of this news when i was going through the Court Filings for pg and es criminal probation. Ever since then, they have been sending periodic updates to the federal judge overseeing their criminal probation, stemming from that incident, and yesterday at the very bottom of a filing page it is disclosed that pg and e, its equipment may have contributed to nine wildfires so far this year. It sounds like it was maybe revealed as an afterthought. You had to dig deep to see it. Yeah, correct, exactly. They had spent the majority of this filing talking about their mitigation efforts, which are occurring. Pg and e is spending several billion dollars this year. They are hardening their grid, trimming trees. But this is a very dangerous environment to operate in, as we all know. This is the new normal, and this disclosure was made at the very last page of this fire. How much information was revealed about these fires that have happened this year, about how large they were, where they broke out . Right, so this is kind of the key to my story yesterday. So pg and e did list the causes associated with each fire, be it equipment, be it animal vehicle contact. But they did not list the name of the fire itself. When i contacted pg and e, to ask the names, and relevant information. They actually declined to share those stats with me, saying that it will become public in april of 2020. Not until next year. Theyre not going to reveal more information until then. Correct. This morning, the same federal judge that was overseeing pg and es criminal probation, ordered by court, a compelling order to have pg and e produce in a weeks time what the names of those fires were. Were learning about those fires, and this comes against the backdrop of this new program that pg and e has put in place, where they have these planned safety power shutoffs when we get critical fire wherever, red flag warnings in certain areas, pg and e says look, we have to shut off the fire. When you learn about nine fires that may be linked to pg and e equipment, while these planned outages were taking place, what does that tell you about the affectiveness of those planned outages . The effectiveness is still being born out, of course, were not even in the worst part of fire season yet, of course. There have been evacuations that have been associated with these power utoffs that have affected tens of thousands of people. There still is much worse to come, i would say, just in terms of the dangerous weather that often causes these wildfires to start. We have to leave the conversation there. A very important one to have. We appreciate you coming on. Politicos California Energy reporter. Thanks for your time. Thank you, alex. Lets head outside now and get an update on the current conditions, and bring in our meteorologist to talk about the forecast, and just how long this nice weathers going to stick around. A beautiful forecast, heather. In fact, heres our live camera, looking out toward the oakland coliseum. A very exciting place to be tonight, with first pitch just after 5 00, or right around 5 09. Tomorrow, were going to cool things off by just a little bit. Tomorrow, one of the cooler days of the week, but its not a big drop off of the numbers. Last week at this time, we had the temperatures in the 90s, over 100 degrees. Not the case this week. Satellite showing you clouds. A few high clouds approaching eureka. For us, we are in the clear for this afternoon. Current numbers, a very nice day out there. Take a look. Showing you some 60s. Some 70s, and some lower 80s. Toward fairfield, 82. San jose, 75. San francisco checking in, 63 degrees. Wind speeds right now, not too bad, around 8 to 13. A little stronger toward napa. A south wind at around 15 miles per hour. And some more reports here for sfo, a westerly wind at 18. San jose, a northwest wind, 20 miles per hour. These numbers will likely go higher as we head into tomorrow. So we are expecting a bit of a breezy day. A bit of a breezy afternoon as we head into your thursday. Outside right now, our live camera, looking above San Francisco. We have mostly clear skies. Looking toward mount mount diablo in the distance. While it is nice to be outside with the dry conditions, fire danger is still a concern. Thankfully, were not talking about any extreme wind events or red flag events. A chilly start. 40s and 50s. Grab the sweater and the jacket first thing tomorrow morning. San francisco, 52 degrees. As i mentioned, the winds will be stronger by this time tomorrow. 8 00, the numbers do pick up into the afternoon hours, so you can see winds around 10 to 11, to 16 miles an hour. Stronger near portions of the coast, and right around the bay. So we have been enjoying this warm weather pattern. That will lead to a slightly cooler thursday, and some gusty winds. Its not here for long. It kicks up by friday. This will set the stage for a warm to hot weekend, especially by sunday. Were thinking lots of 80s. By sunday, a few spots inland, could be approaching the 90 degree mark. So temperatures rebounding into the weekend. This is the time of year, we are looking for the rain chances, taking a long range look here over the next seven days. Of course, its dry this weekend. The only measurable rainfall way up here along the california, oregon border. Temperatures for tomorrow will be a little cooler, and a bit breezy into the afternoon hours. 60s and 70s. San jose 72. The warm spots approaching the mid70s. Heres a look ahead. Your fiveday forecast, we are clearing things out into friday. Heather and alex into the weekend, if you have any outdoor plans, look at that forecast. 70s, 80s, maybe approaching low 90s well inland with fog free conditions. So the weather is looking nice over the next few days. That looks fantastic. Were not talking about any of that. Remember, the 105 last week. At least thats kind of out of the picture for right now. A distant memory. Thanks, mark. Well after a failed first attempt, officials with an Ocean Cleanup prototype say the system is now collecting plastic from the Great Pacific garbage patch. The first system, which uses a huge u shaped barrier hasnt worked as planned. It was fixed and redeployed in june. Today the nonprofit Ocean Cleanup says this latest prototype is successfully capturing plastic debris. With the lessons with learned so far weve already started the next phase. A new system with improved performance, and extended life. Ocean cleanup says it hopes to extend the operation until the end of november. An estimated 9 million tons of Plastic Waste float annually into the ocean from beaches, rivers, and creeks. A daunting task. Well, a deadly crash of a vintage clean is causing a lot of concern in the aviation community. The investigation surrounding the fiery crash of a world war ii bomber. Well hear from an eyewitness right after the break. Coming up in just a few minutes on ktvu fox 2 news at 5 00, President Trump takes aim at california once again. His criticism of gavin newsom, and nancy pelosi. The new plan santa rosa officials have to keep people safe in case of a wildfire. At least seven people are reportedly dead after a vintage aircraft went down at new englands second busiest airport. Foxs Rick Leventhal explains. Reporter a vintage b17 bomber crashing and bursting into flames at Bradley International airport in connecticut. We commented that he was in trouble, and then a minute or so later, just a big, all the rumble, all the big loud noise of something going on, and then the big pile of smoke that came into the air. Reporter the faa said the plane was civilian registered, and not flown by the military. The aircraft radioing the tower to say it was having an issue. We did observe that the aircraft was not gaining altitude. The aircraft attempted to return to the runway, it circled around the aircraft. But unfortunately, upon touchdown, the aircraft obviously lost control, struck whats known as our deicing facility here. Reporter the injured taken to three different area hospitals. One person on the ground also hurt. The world war ii era bomber was associated with an educational group. It had been brought to Bradley International this week. Im deeply concerned that these vintage aircraft, decades old, some of them having been involved in crashes before, are still flying. There should be very serious scrutiny over these planes before theyre allowed back in the air. Reporter the ntsb is now sending a team to investigate what went wrong. In windsor, connecticut, Rick Leventhal, fox news. Dozens of student in San Francisco set out on foot at eldorado elementary school. They were joined by the Mayor Holding up a banner alongside the kids. I think its real cool. Like as you can see here, theres like so many adults, so many parents. Were always driving our kids to school now, because we have work, or we have other obligations. I think this is a really nice way to kind meet your neighbors. For families and kids to get more excited about getting around on their own two feet. We think that should be safe. We think every kid should be able to walk and bike to school safely, and thats not the case unfortunately, at many parts of the city. Community groups say events like this are not only important for public safety, but to encourage more people to ditch their cars and find other ways to get around. Its been one year now, since the brutal murder of a Washington Post columnist, and the investigation is still lacking concrete answers. Well have an update right after the break. Tv just keeps getting better. How you watch it does too. This is xfinity x1. Featuring the Emmy Awardwinning voice remote. 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Reporter in washington and around the world, memorials and calls for justice one year after the murder of Jamal Khashoggi. Many crucial questions are ill unanswered. Still unanswered. The mic who gave the orders for murder . Where are his remains . Reporter he was murdered by agents inside the conflict in istanbul. His dismembered body has never been found. We can demand that the cia information be declassified. We can demand that the fbi initiate an investigation. Reporter Jamal Khashoggi was a frequent critic of the crown prince. They have taken responsibility for the death denied ordering the death. I hope this information to be brought forward. If there is information that charges me i hope it is brought forward publicly. Reporter the investigation is ongoing and those who committed the crime will be held accountable according to saudi officials. We dont have the history of murdering people. A crime like this was committed and so we will be very robust in pursuing justice and justice will be served. Reporter saudi arabia said 11 people are being tried for the killing but few details about the case have been released. In london, benjamin hall, fox news. Ktvu fox 2 news at 5 starts now. The search for a hit and run driver continues as the victims family says they are hoping for justice. If we could find out who did it it would bring a a little bit of closing. A plea from family members after a mother of two was killed and her fouryearold niece was injured while they were walking home from his will in oakland. Henry lee joins us now after talking with relatives who say they are heartbroken. Reporter through their grief, her family is trying to stay strong. A woman who died was a wife and mother of twimmigrated to the u. S. She anheuryea old niece wereit by a car and the driver took off. I thought i would have more time to get back to her. Reporter she was killed by a hit and run driver steps away from home. It is on the same block area reporter her mother was walking her fouryearold niece home from preschool when they were hit by a car at 22nd and foothill on tuesday rip the driver never stopped