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good evening, i m reena ninan. following a string of deadly attacks in the u.s. and overseas, security has been stepped up to keep americans safe on this fourth of july weekend. they will increase patrols in major u.s. cities. officials say there is no immediate or credible terror threat. overnight more than 20 people killed in a terror attack in a restaurant in bangladesh, in the capital city of dhaka a mile from the u.s. embassy. militants were holding hostages. several students studying at u.s. colleges were among the dead. jonathan vigliotti has the latest. reporter: bangladeshi forces, guns drawn, surrounded the restaurant as police tried to negotiate the hostages safe release. residents taking cover nearby captured the moment the military stormed in. whoa. reporter: in the end, at least six militants were killed and 13 hostages rescued, but the counterattack didn t come quick enough. 20 civilians, mostly foreigners, were found brutally murder. emery college in atl
good evening, i m reena ninan. following a string of deadly attacks in the u.s. and overseas, security has been stepped up to keep americans safe on this fourth of july weekend. they will increase patrols in major u.s. cities. officials say there is no immediate or credible terror threat. overnight more than 20 people killed in a terror attack in a restaurant in bangladesh, in the capital city of dhaka a mile from the u.s. embassy. militants were holding hostages. several students studying at u.s. colleges were among the dead. jonathan vigliotti has the latest. reporter: bangladeshi forces, guns drawn, surrounded the restaurant as police tried to negotiate the hostages safe release. residents taking cover nearby captured the moment the military stormed in. whoa. reporter: in the end, at least six militants were killed and counterattack didn t come quick enough. 20 civilians, mostly foreigners, were found brutally murder. emery college in atlanta identified two as studen
it took emergency crews from stafford county fire and rescue 45 minutes to cut the roof and pull out the injured driver. the first thing we have to be worried about is our own safety. we have the patient to take care of, but we have to worry about our own providers making sure they aren t slipping, falling, we protect the roadway and the scene. reporter: a two-hour delay for federal government workers with the closing of schools and other workplaces helped give plows trial to clear. glad to have the two hours this morning. reporter: any of you guys ready for spring? yes. i was in florida last week and it was 80 degrees. i m ready for spring. reporter: in downtown fredericksburg the snow glistened on trees in the morning light and businesses got an early start clearing sidewalks. it s pretty out. pretty soon it s going to be hot. my theory is cold winter, hot summer. reporter: it s not good news. no, it s not. we ll pay for it. reporter: yes, we will pay fo
of a person walking in and taking off with the stash of cash. kron4 s terisa estacio reports. reporter: this is where one of the crimes occurred. here on shattuck in berkeley. police say this man right here caught in the act on a surveillance camera walked in and stole a person s laptop. whereas stealing a laptop unfortunately is not new. what is unique is some of the other crimes the suspect is accused of. police say, the suspect shown here, also walked into a business on euclid aveneue and grabbed a big tip jar. he did the same thing at another business on euclid the next day. all of these crimes have happened in the last month. police have described the suspect at an african ameriaan, 35-40 5 7 to 510, black hair receidng with hair pulled back into a pontail tail and wearing dark frame glasses. police are not releasing the amount of money stolen. residents in the area who freguent the business ripped off have some choice words for a person who would take a tip jar. it