moment, but first nancy cordes on trump, his comment and his critics. reporter: after two days of intense blowback, donald trump tried to change the subject today, tweeting, this story is no longer about john mccain. it s about our horribly treated vets, but his opponents weren t quite ready to move on. you shouldn t be our commander-in-chief because you don t know our military. reporter: south carolina senator lindsey graham was joined by mccain in new york. john mccain and everybody like him is an american hero. [applause] reporter: trump was at a conservative forum in ames, iowa, saturday when he mocked mccain s military service which included 5.5 years in a vietnamese prison. he s not a war hero. he s a war hero. he s a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren t captured. okay. i hate to tell you. he s a war hero because he was captured. okay. and i believe perhaps he s a war hero. reporter: later that day trump tried to clarify his use
the entire bay area, including the host. hottest spots near 115 degrees. then on sunday and monday, we have an excessive heat warning for all of the bay area except the coastline. and we have a red flag warning for high fire danger, including the high locations and inland valleys. i ll give you a look at the forecast in just a few minutes. thank you, spencer. today s heat might even feel hotter for crews battling flames in san jose. sky 7 flew over a burning ho ii building. the roof collapsed after the fire broke out this afternoon. firefighters called for extra assistance after arriving on scene. so far, no word of any injuries. the extreme heat is expected to push electricity demands to an all-time high in california. pg&e has almost 5200 customers without power at the moment. managers of the state s power grid issued a flex alert. cal iso officials are asking us to cut back on electricity use until 10:00 p.m. today. to no one s surprise, soerg temperatures are creati
peterson later apologized and reimbursed the money. it s all well and good to apologize, but obviously the repercussions continue. reporter: aaron defer said that they take a no vote in peterson. they hold individuals accountable who have broken the law, having the head of a law enforcement agency, let alone the head of a contra costa county da s office having broken the law. those two statements are contradictory. it is my understanding that the court will appoint a special prosecutor, or a district attorney from an adjoining county to bring the case forward a, and if it comes to trial, there will be a jury trial. reporter: if convicted, peterson would not face a criminal penalty, but would be removed from office. hackers exploiting data from the nsa conducted cyber attacks in 12 countries. officials report more than 45,000 attacks. many received this ransomware message, it required $300,000 in bit coin in order to gain access to their networkses. the national
ambitions all these images and save telephone fraudsters stole a record amount last year and knew the victims were elderly women. people around the world are having to rush out to catch the opening of the winter olympics. airlines flying from the united states are on the lookout for a new security threat. authorities in the us are warning terrorists could try to smuggle explosives on to planes in toothpaste tubes the abc news says a senior american official suspects like these flights during the games. officials with the department of homeland security say they re not aware of a specific threat to the united states to help us in russian authorities are on high alert national counterterrorism center director matthew olson told congress. they re tracking threats with varying degrees of credibility and us navy commanders have taken the unusual step of sending two ships the waters near the olympic host city. un secretary general on the moon is searching all the world s warring pa
we don t. but this one is a bad one, ken. alleged bad cops caught on video, five of them current officers who now have been suspended without pay. their guns taken away. a sixth officer was already fired on an unrelated case and tonight, an emotional chief responds. our department is shaken. this was our worst fear. i don t know that it gets any worse than this. reporter: six officers were indicted for being dirty cops. the visual proof, surveillance videos released by the public defender three years ago. undercover cops allegedly barging into tenderloin hotel rooms without a warrant, in some cases stealing computers, cameras and money and lying about it on police reports. another case officers are accused of stealing marijuana from evidence and making deals with informants to sell the drugs and then split the proceeds. these officers were called in court regularly. they were involved in making hundreds of arrests. and their word was believed by judges and prosecutors w