all blocked off.you can see members of the swat team behind me and i m in told they have the suspect surrounded in the car.(pkg)it s here.. near larkey park and the lindsey wildlife museum where a woman was found shot multiple times.medical teams tried to save the woman s life but she died at the scene. the suspect fled southbound on buena vista avenue in an unknown vehicle, the suspect is described only as a male. we spoke with neighbors who he i heard the car first of all and then i heard his tires screeching as he came around the corner in about a minute later i heard the sirens going and my dogs were howling so i checked outside and then the next thing with the helicopter that i saw. swat team members and even a k-9 unit was brought in to help.police also searched a car in the area that they eventually towed away.then they shifted their resources just one block over. but still no sign of the suspect in this neighborhood. (steve) thanks lydia thanks lydia we ll check b
morning giving way to a clear and warm weekend. another round of offshore winds possible monday morning otherwise continued seasonably warm and dry through wednesday. cooling trend may start around thursday. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. min from 880 less then 30 at park ( james ) an hours long standoff with a murder suspect in the east bay continues this morning. it s happening right now in martinez. an armed man is holed up in a car near the corner of howe and old orchard roads. swat teams surrounded him yesterday evening. and they re still there. police say he s suspected of shooting and killing a woman in walnut creek. that shooting happened yesterday afternoon near larkey park and the lindsey wildlife museum. investigators say the gunman and the victim knew each other. we will continue to monitor this situation and bring you updates as soon as they come into the newsroom. kron4 s avery harper is on the way and will bring us a live
this is a special edition of nightline. city of angels: legacy of the riots. good evening. thanks for joining us tonight from south los angeles, the city of angels, for this special edition of nightline. 25 years ago this week, this community was known as south central. scene of one of the deadliest riots in u.s. history. five days of violence and mayhem when race and raids collided sparked by the rodney king verdict. as you know, i grew up in california in a korean-american family. like most americans i will never forget watching in disbelief as chaos consumed one of our own cities. tonight we don t just look back, we examine the lessons we as a nation are still struggling to learn. a lot of people are driving through right now, they don t know why we re standing here. by all their measures this is just an intersection of los angeles. this is utter lawlessness. fires, lootings, beatings. this is where it all came together. this is where it all fell apa
the largest tax cut in history. what would you do if you saw someone drop to a ground? how a local teenager sprang into action and saved a man s life. news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. a woman arrested tonight for wielding a knife on a metro train. this is video just in to our news room. police tell us they got a call around 9:00 tonight. the woman was on a red line train near cleveland park metro stop. it took police at least 30 minutes to catch up with her. officers tell us she resisted arrest and complained she was hurt. she had been taken to the hospital. no one else was injured. we learned the woman was on some type of illegal substance. now to the mother from northern virginia who is sparking a lot of debate tonight on our nbc washin the woman was asked to leave church this past weekend for breast feeding her crying baby in a church pew. jackie bensen spoke with that young mother tonight and is live at the church in springfield with more. reporter
(lydia)organizers are expecting as many as 50- thousand people at tomorrow s rally and march.several of the businesses here have fliers or signs like this one on their door telling customers they re shutting down to take part in the may day march. from bakeries.. to markets and even western wear..you ll see similar signs on all these businesses along willow street in san jose..telling customers. their doors are staying closed on may day, also known as international workers day. even though it hurts our businesses not to be open but we gotta be strong. juan garabato is the owner of juan garabato western wear in san jose.he ll be one of the of business owners taking part in the may day rally at the mexican heritage plaza in san jose and the march from the plaza to arena greens.he closed last year as well.but he says this year is different. this year we feel it more, more stronger. there is so much turmoil and racism out there that we ant to prove that we are important and th