division could comb the area. police wouldn t give any details on the victim and had no mention of a suspect. sot: lt. rachael van slaten, oakland police department// we ve called out cid investigators with the oakland police department there is an ongoing investigation right now and really no further details can be released at this time. but a kron 4 viewer called in saying she saw a man on the ground shot in the face with two people close to him sobbing, possibly a friend and his brother that ran to help. there is no word on the condition. (ella) (justine) new tonight at eight. c-h-p is investigating a possible shooting on i-80 in san pablo. investigators blocked all lanes on i-80 at san pablo dam road. here is a look at the traffic impact shortly after the shooting that happened at 3 this afternoon. a woman driving says she heard gunshots and that her cars rear window shattered along with the passenger side mirror. officers discovered bullet holes on her door and the back
and as of right now there are three people injured as well as the suspect. the terminal was evacuated and trains are bypassing that station right now we will keep you updated on the situation on air and online. as it warrants. press secretary sarah huckabee took to twitter saying that president trump has been briefed briefed on the is that incident, the president has not yet commented. an explosion in many subway lines were forced to bypass the area. they are headed to the scene and will have a live report at 630. and today marks one week since massive wildfires started in southern california, this is a live look out at the flames, the fire has now scorched almost a quarter of 1 million acres, well firefighters are making progress on some, the largest, the thomas fire is still running out of control for the new evacuations in santa barbara county. there are a total of at least six fires burning together, the fires are burning an area larger than new york city and bost
guest 1: i think it is unlikely daca protection protections for dreamers make it into the bill this week. policy forum trip report from a trip that i, my three colleagues, and 50 members of the washington institute s board of trustees undertook just about a week ago completing it to the gulf. let me just briefly introduce my colleagues appear. on my immediate left, kate brower, former u.s. treasury official who is our family fellow at the institute and she will speak after me offering impressions specifically about our visit to abu dhabi. ri, a formeris lo u.s. government intelligence analyst who will be prepared in our q&a to talk about issues from counterterrorism and counter radicalization and social change in the gulf. at the far end of the table is mike, the institute s managing director call former national security director, former national security director who .ill participate in our q & a again, this was an unusual trip that we took in the sense that it was a la
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robert: good morning. welcome to the washington institute. satloff, the director. i m delighted to welcome all of you to this policy forum trip report from a trip that i, my three colleagues, and 50 members of the washington institute s board of trustees undertook just about one week ago completing it, to the gulf. let me just very briefly introduce my colleagues up there. my immediate left, kate bauer, a former u.s. treasury official family fellow at the institute. she will speak after me offering impressions specifically about our visit to abu dhabi. lori plotkins boghardt. she is a former u.s. government intelligence analyst who will be prepared in our q&a to talk about all sorts of issues from counterterrorism and counter radicalization to social change going on in the gulf and at the far end of the table is mike singh,our former national security council director who will also participate in our q&a session talking about all sorts of issues under the sun trump strategic