damaged that city. one of the hardest hit communities is marysville, indiana, across the ohio refer from louisville, kentucky. reporter craig boswell is there with how people are lending a hand. reporter: ken, good evening to you. there is a path of destruction that stretches for miles across the hoosier state, 14 confirmed dead. in the tiny town of marysville, indiana, tornado survivors are shell-shocked. it s just unbelievable. the naked eye can t hardly see all the damage it really did do here. the whole place wiped out like that. reporter: the national weather service says the ef-4 tornado shredded this place and move on. it s back-breaking work sorting through the rubble, but stories are emerging, tales of the generosity of complete strangers. i had a guy pull in this morning and said you want us to take that tree off your house. we ll do for free and while they are cutting it, two guys walked up to me in evansville, indiana. reporter: as neighbors vowed to r
james capoot had been fighting crime for nearly 20 years when his life and career came to an untimely end today. reporter: pam , right now, one suspect is behind bars. we don t know much about who that suspect is. i can tell you that in the last five-minute, police have cleared this area directly behind me, taken down the yellow tape, and area where this officer was killed. reporter: s.w.a.t. team members with guns drawn as they searched this vallejo neighborhood for the second suspect in the shooting of an officer who was gunned down chasing a man. in route, officers spotted the suspect s suv that you see here. after a 3 to 4-mile high speed chase, the suv was bumped by police, spun out, and there was a foot chase with the suspect, shots were fired, and an officer went down, eventually dying from his wounds. police said the officer did not fire any shots and was wearing body armor. officers arrested a suspect shortly thereafter and closed off roads in the area and went d
shooter. kron4 has complete team coverage and reaction from the mayor and the protest ors. we start protestors. we start with kron4 s j. r stone reporter: we were about to do our 5:00 live shot, when we heard multiple gunshot, at least half a dozen from this direction. and there was a man laying in the praz plaza plaza who had been shot. you can see the area where he was shot. right now, that s a vigil, and there has been for the last hour or two. many people holding candles and paying their respects to a man who was in his 20s, and a man who is no longer. [ crowd noise ] reporter: s . what was supposed to be a one month anniversary #1e8 abrasion of occupy oakland turn anniversary of occupy oakland turned into a call for help. a guy got popped in the head, so i decided to follow that group of people. we come around from the porta potties, and i m hearing six shots. it was crazy, man. the first thing the only thing i know to do is get away from the situation. r
his children shows just how bold el chappo guzman is. never has a pastry ruffled so many feathers, why one bay area campus is in an uproar over the price tag for sweets. good evening. i m ken bastida. and i m dana king. two women on the city council say they are sick of being mistreated by the men on the council. the last straw for one of the women, when a councilman slapped her hand in front of everyone. sharon chin has a copy of the video. you ll see it for yourself. it was more than four hours into a long council meeting in sausalito. the debate wasn t even heated, but first a shush and then a slap. is the first since the so this is not reporter: councilwoman carolyn ford said she was just trying to hear the report on dredging at the sausalito city council meeting two weeks ago, but two colleagues were talking. she s on the far right. she ll raise her hand and tell vice mayor mike kelly next to her to shush. for us to attract don t shush me for god s
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