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Corporate funding is provided by mutual of america designing customized individual and Group Retirement products. Thats why we are your retirement company. Additional support has been provided by and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. From the tisch wnet studios at Lincoln Center in new york, alison stewart. Stewart good evening and thanks for joining us. Im alison stewart. Tonight as we absorb the horror of the attack in france, here in the United States we are still suffering after a period of incredible violence the killing of two African American men by Police Officers in minnesota and louisiana, and the shooting of Police Officers in dallas. Americans are pained, frightened, and dismayed over the longstanding racial issues that threaten all our safety. We are here tonight to dig deeper. Were going to hear from African American parents about the talk they have with their children about Law Enforceme
Nearby. They fired flash bangs and tear gas as we have been showing you live on mornings on 2. The house itself now is on fire. Ktvus janine de la vega live at the scene to get us up to date. Janine. Reporter yeah, it has changed dramatically in the last hour because this house now looks like a raging inferno. I mean, you can see the black smoke is just billowing up into the air and its just orange flames everywhere. Completely engulfed. In the last impact five, ten minutes ago Freemont Fire Department has started dousing water on this. Today flared up before and they contained it. Now we are not sure what caused it to completely sort of explode into flames like this. They want to make sure it doesnt spread to the other homes. Now, the suspect is still believed to be inside. It seems sort of crazy to think how could somebody actually survive there . We just dont know. That is a question we asked a Freemont Police officer that was here in the last few minutes, and he says he doesnt know
Fremont where police have a suspect who shot two Fremont Police officers surrounded. He is in a house that is on fire. We will have the latest on this investigation. Good morning. Thank you for joining us. It is thursday, june 2. Im pam cook. Im brian flores in for dave clark. We continue to follow developing news. Police are still in a standoff situation with the suspect, accused of shooting two Fremont Police officers yesterday afternoon. As weve been telling you, about 30 minutes ago that home with a suspect is holdup is now on fire. You can see that in the distance. A developing situation here. A swat team hired tear gas and flash bangs is hope of getting the suspect out. We have Live Team Coverage this morning. Christien kafton on the evacuations underway for neighbors but first here is janine de la vega at the scene with the latest. Reporter good morning. Its been about an hour since police have heard from the suspect. They were talking to him on a cell phone. They do not know if
The party from rolling. Reporter heather, that anonymous tip sent police to check out the 45 passenger bus monday evening. Averting a six hour excursion and potentially risky ride. Hes a good kid. He didnt want anything to happen. Reporter the talk among teens teens, High School Juniors our friends of the boy who rented a party bus and ended up busted for booze and more. They say he meant no harm. People snuck it in their bags. He got in trouble for everyone who didnt even ask really. Reporter they also say customers their age rent and write in coaches more easily than anyone realizes. You feel like you cant get in trouble because youre on a bus. Its moving and no one is hosting a party. So you feel safer. Coming right out of there, making the turn, the door is swinging open. Reporter this is where police came and stopped the bus. Along sir Francis Drake boulevard in larkspur. Minutes before it had been taking on its passengers across the street at the Ferry Terminal parking lot. A tip