Reporter firefighters are very familiar with these waters. But today went from a Training Mission to an actual training rescue. [ sirens ] reporter a dramatic rescue operation unfolded in the frigid waters off ocean beach. Seven of san franciscos most experienced firefighters and swimmers went overboard when the rescue boat they were training on capsized saturday morning. The conditions were pretty calm as i understand it. But i do understand there was a big wave that came up and flipped the boat. Reporter firefighters participating in the practice drill nearby came to the aid of the crew members helping pull a few from the water. The coast guard and people on a private boat lent a hand too. We went hiking and we ran into a fireman who said that there we heard five people were in the water, there were seven. And everybody was safe. Reporter four of the seven firefighters were taken to the hospital as a precaution. The rescue boat was left behind. Only the nose of the 30foot water craft
Police officers were involved this is going to continue to be an active scene, they tell me, for hours. Just as a point of reference, the last deadly officerinvolved shooting here in fremont was fathers day 2013. Today this is video from sky 7 hd. Victims were shot around noon. Two schools were locked down for a couple hours when a suspect was seen running from the scene. These spoon fed protestors are saying this could become a regular occurrence. Abc7 news is live outside of the street bart station with more on this. Lillian . Bart says its prepared. We can do this again. Pro testers made it clear. During the height of rush hour protestors got arrested disrupting service. How are you going to deal with they make this regular . I dont know. Driving into the city and parking is a nightmare. So im not sure. Until demands are met, bart says the demonstration looms. Bart police and Operations Department will do whatever it takes to keep people safe. Were just taking it as it goes along. T
Julianne moore. Who she is standing up for tonight. Good evening. Its great to have you with us on this friday night. And we begin with new developments from no to london and around the globe. Cities on high alert heading to the weekend. Terror alerts in major cities. The arrests, a 18yearold woman at an airport in london. And tonight a chilling discovery from a crack down in belgium. The gun fire shouting. What they are now revealing about that sting. Who the terrorists are really targeting. And high stakes calls with police coast to coast. We begin with Alex Marquardt with new images from belgium. Reporter tonight, we are learning more about the attack in bell gum. It was went to dismantle a tricht cell. Police found ak48s pistols, and police uniforms, ready for the attacks. Belgium is tiny with just over 11 million people. But some 300 to 400 young men have traveled to syria to fight. In this city alone, just north of brussels 28 residents are believed to have gone to fight. One of
All right. Good afternoon, everybody. Thank you for being here. It is a pleasure to be here. This afternoon of the southern festival books to share a conversation with two incredible authors, christine green and ben raines. Thank you for creating these works and the tremendous depth and value traditionally of americas history of domestic slave trade. So before we get started, ill do a couple of deductions for our two authors, and then i have a couple of questions for them to open up a discussion and then well have a q a, which you guys can access the microphone over here, and then well wrap up. So christian green is a newspaper journalist, the author of the Devils Half Acre the untold story of how one woman liberated the south, the most notorious slave jail, and the New York Times bestseller of some things must something must be done about Prince Edward county, which receives a library of virginia literary award for nonfiction and the peoples choice award and for two decades, greene ha