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VICE PRESIDENT AL GORE VISITS SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA. 0109 AF-2 TAXIS UP 0211 GORE SAHKES HANDS WITH COPS AND OTHERS AT AIRPORT 0313 " TODAY WE ARE UNLEASHING THE CRIME FIGHTING POWER OF COMMUNITY POLICE AND END THE SCOURGE OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE." 0320 "$10 MILLION IN NEW FUNDS 0404 " THANK YOU" AND WAVES 0454 GORE ONTO STAGE AT SUSTAINABILTY EVENT 0510 " FEDERAL TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION...EXTENSION TO SOUTH SACRAMENTO" 0533 WS EVENT 0540 GORE AT ROPELING FUNDRAISER FOR ANGELIDES 0553 ' THE ONLY THING THEY CAN AGREE ON IS ATTACKING THE PRESIDENT. I THINK THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES SHOULD GET ON WITH THE BUSINESS OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE..." 0613 CUTAWAY OF DONORS IN CHAIRS 0621 GORE WALKS ONTO STAGE AND SHAKES THE HAND OF PHIL ANGELIDES

KTXL - Sacramento, CA, US - Police officers and cars at a crime scene of shooting in Sacramento, CA on Wednesday, August 7, 2024.

NEWSFEED: 11/30/2006 POPE BENEDICT VISIT TURKEY, COLD WEATHER, CUBA, TRIAL SURGERY, MOMENTS OF METH LAB BUST, PALESTINIAN PROTESTERS POPE BENEDICT XVI TOURS THE BLUE MOSQUE NX pope visiting mosque, imams present plaque OK ICE, SLEET, SNOW Dusk rainy day traffic, DX man wearing shorts walking in snowfall, traffic in snowfall, frosted windshields NX accident aftermath, car caught under jackknifed truck, wrecked cars and trucks. TX PANHANDLE SNOW snow plow on hwy Snowy city traffic, shoveling snow, snowblower, horse in coral, school bus on hwy. OK AIRPORT DE-ICING plane at terminal Int airport, two canceled flights. CA BRUSH FIRE HIGH WINDS Aerial helicopter dropping water, smoke rising from hills IL GAS MAIN MCCORMICK PLACE fire engines outside BLDG.. OK ENID SNOW parking lot scenes during snowfall, traffic NC OWL RESCUED FROM FIREPLACE animal rescuer gingerly carrying owl thru darkened house, NX releasing owl wrapped in towel BUCKY PHILLIPS IN COURT. MA SAME SEX MARRIAGE people applauding governor, protest, state supreme court WEATHER AFTERNOON GRAPHICS weather maps. BILL CLINTON CHILDREN'S AIDS EVENT Clinton lights oil lamp on rostrum, speech FIDEL CASTRO DELAYED BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS billboards, soldiers in parade dress, speech, soldiers saluting from jeeps KY HAND TRANSPLANT delicate surgery, assistants bring the disembodied hand. NM SNOW Aerial flipped truck lying in snow Aerial traffic jam on snowy hwy, pair of jackknifed trucks. WA SEATTLE RAIN RECORD Dusk Seattle skyline ;NX police car stopped in heavy rain, helicopter on tarmac, road closed sign, short school bus goes by; FORMER RUSSIAN PM FILE. WHALE HANDLER ATTACK I guess having somebody use your nose as a diving board isn't much fun BUS ACCIDENT WEST SACRAMENTO rescue workers, bus lying on its side, person on stretcher, righting bus CA WINDY COLD WEATHER gate slams, Porter Ranch sign, Porter Ranch peds (and you know how common those are); TX CITY WORKERS ENGLISH ONLY xmas banner in Friendswood, construction, empty courtroom, garbage truck TX BABY JESUS STOLEN Walt Disney standees in front yard, nativity scene, sans infant! 'Call the Church! Call the Police!'; 12/1/1955 ROSA PARKS. 12/1/1989 GORBACHEV MEETS POPE. TX PIG RACING OFFENDS MOSQUE Great banner announcing porcine event; 'IN THE FIELD' TEASE cupcakes in display case, deep-frying...something...IA FORMER METH MOM glimpses of busted meth lab CAGED KIDS TRIAL. MIDDLE EAST HAMAS RALLY seated crowd of protesters, green flags & banners, bashful little kid posed with rifle MI TRAVELERS travelers waiting in line at airport, flight schedule. NC WINNING TICKET STORE Int convenience store AL STORM DAMAGE NX damaged apt bldg cordoned off, uprooted tree, emergency lights shining on bldg. FL MAYFIELD HONORED

--SUPERS--\n:07-:24\nKOVR\n\n@:08\nAnne Marie Schubert \nSacramento County District Attorney \n\n:24-:27\nFILE|WISN\n\n:27-:33\nKOVR/Sacramento Police Department\n\n:33-:53\nKOVR\n\n@:33\nChief Daniel Hahn \nSacramento Police Chief\n\n:53-:55\nKGO\n\n:57-01:11\nKOVR\n\n@:58\nJeff Reisig\nYolo County District Attorney\n\n1:11-1:19\nSDNV\n\n1:23-1:32\nSacramento Police Department\n\n --LEAD IN--\nDNA AND A GENETIC GENEALOGY DATABASE MAY HAVE HELPED TO PUT THE SUSPECTED "NORCAL RAPIST" BEHIND BARS.\nMELISA RANEY REPORTS.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nDNA HAS HELPED TO PUT A SUSPECTED SEXUAL PREDATOR BEHIND BARS, NEARLY 30 YEARS AFTER THE CRIMES BEGAN.\nSOT Anne Marie Schubert Sacramento County District Attorney \n"The answer has always been in the DNA. For over 27 years the individual that came to be known as the NorCal rapist, victimized at least 10 women across northern california."\nDETECTIVES IN SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA MATCHED DNA FROM WALLER'S PROFILE TO DATA FROM A GENEALOGY DNA DATABASE TO TRACK DOWN THE SUSPECT.\nSOT Chief Daniel Hahn Sacramento Police Chief\n"Sacramento Police detectives have arrested Roy Charles Waller, a 58 year old man living in Benicia. The suspect is married. And has had the same job for the last 25 years. \nToday, we bring justice not only the the victims but all the communities that he impacted. "\nWALLER WAS ARRESTED WHEN HE SHOWED UP TO WORK AT U-C BERKELEY THURSDAY. \nSOTJeff Reisig, Yolo County District Attorney\n"Like other sadistic predators of his kind. The suspect in this case was a real-life boogeyman. Who crept into his victims' homes under the cover of darkness and attacked them when they were the most vulnerable," \nTHE SACRAMENTO COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY SAYS THE NOR-CAL RAPIST WOULD BIND HIS VICTIMS- OFTEN TIMES FOR HOURS BEFORE SEXUALLY ASSAULT THEM... SOMETIMES EVEN KIDNAPPING AND FORCING THEM TO WITHDRAW CASH FROM ATMS.\nWALLER IS BEING HELD WITHOUT BAIL AND IS SET TO BE ARRAIGNED MONDAY IN SACRAMENTO.\nI'M MELISA RANEY REPORTING.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n

THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FAIR HOUSING AND EMPLOYMENT WAS FIREBOMBED EARLY TODAY. THIS IS THE FIFTH SUCH ATTACK IN THREE MONTHS. A WHITE SUPREMACIST GROUP IS CLAIMING RESPONSIBILITY. SACRAMENTO POLICE SAY A MOLOTOV COCKTAIL WAS THROWN INTO THE OFFICE AROUND THREE THIRTY THIS MORNING. THE EMERGENCY SPRINKLER SYSTEM PREVENTED MAJOR DAMAGE. THE ATTACK COMES ON THE SAME DAY THAT A TOP FEDERAL PROSECUTOR WAS SET TO HOLD PUBLIC HEARINGS ON HATE CRIMES. THE WHITE SUPREMACIST GROUP "ARYAN LIBERATION FRONT" IS CLAIMING RESPONSIBILITY FOR ALL OF THE ATTACKS, INCLUDING THIS ONE. THE GROUP SAYS IT WILL KEEP UP THE ATTACKS TO "AFFECT THE CHANGE (CQ) IN JEW CAPITALIST AMERICA".

NEWSFEED 8/14-20/2001, PRES. GEORGE W. BUSH IN CASUAL CLOTHES, OSPREY HELICOPTER FLYING, SHARKS IN WATER AERIAL VIEWS VARIOUS; DX - NYSE, FLOOR ACTIVITY, push into traders on floor, pull back to show w/s of floor; DX - GEORGE W. BUSH/MIDDLE EAST, in casual dress at children's camp, in order for peace process to begin cycle of violence must end; DX - TEACHER SHORTAGE, int. classroom, mixed ethnicity, children on school campus, teachers interacting, skyline Chicago; DX- TEACHER SHORTAGE, int. classrooms, children sit on floor and listen, playing on school grounds, wearing uniforms; DX - MADONNA PREVIEW, aerial push in to small stage, Madonna lookalikes dancing, cu Madonna ticket, Madonnas on stage aerial; DX - MADONNA PREVIEW, trucks parked heavy rain falling, cut back to stage aerial of practice for concert with Madonna; NX - COPS - PART 1, police stand around perp on ground, talking heads, shooting of COPS show, don't use; DX- COPS - PART 2, shooting of show 'COPS', law enforcement and camera persons interacting, don't use; DX - NC/GATOR FARM, lots of alligators eating on chunks of meat/food, cu of eyes of gators, water with lots of gators, farm for gators; DX - NC/GATOR FARM, cu single gator, whole pile of them feeding, cu gator heads, man washes down gators, man holds baby gator; DX - MIDWAY AIRPORT, cu control tower in fog, planes on runway, Midway airlines ticket counter, passengers, agents; DX - NYSE FLOOR, pan stock floor/traders, sweeps across market floor goes back to focus on NYSE signs; DX - WORLD'S LARGEST YARD SALE, many items for sale, cu glassware, dishes, people shopping, clothes, bric a brac, various; DX - WORLD'S LARGEST YARD SALE, w/s of items for sale with shoppers amongst the stuff, lamps, clothes, furniture, dishes, etc...; DX - COMPUTER VIRUS, cu screen, with talking heads about local computer virus, cu fingers push phone buttons, hand on mouse; DX - STRIP CLUB DINER, ext. Nikki's Vip Diner, food and dancers all in one place, neon strip club signs; DX - RECORD WATERMELON, man moves huge watermelons off back of pickup truck, green striped melons; DX - SHARK INFESTATION, aerial shots of sharks swimming in clear waterclose to shore, school of 50-75 of them; DX - SHOOTOUT HOME, ext. house, sheriff car, officers talking, search area, talking to people, body on side of road, talking heads; DX - MISSING INTERN, LEVY PARENTS TALK, Chandra Levy parents, asking for help, 'please come out and help us find Chandra DX - OSPREY, GENERAL CHARGED, helicopter takes off Osprey, flies straight up hovers in place, flies over trees, over camera; DX - HOLLYWOOD, ONLINE, Sony, Universal, WB, Paramount, ext of studio lots, billboards on studio walls, Walt Disney, logos; NX - SHARK ATTACK, man on gurney EMS medevac, load into ambulance, shark infested waters, no audio, wife, tearful, sharks; DX - DUSK, FL, BOAT RESCUE, aerial over hotels Miami strip, coast guard may day calls chryron, interview relatives, coast guard boat; DX - NATL GUARD ASSISTS WILDFIRES, C-130 transport planes on tarmac, Natl. Guard planes, NC, men at work checking planes make ready; DX - LIGHT PLANE CRASH, aerial of farm with plane crash site outlined in tape, inspectors at scene, EMS, firetrucks, near airstrip; DX - SACRAMENTO RAMPAGE, MORE, crime scene, yellow tape, officers, neighbors looking, EMS in bg lights flashing, crime scene

In Sacramento today, two armed gunman wearing body armor shot at police officers and then rammed their van into a patrol car.The suspect driver of the van told officers pulling him out of the burning wreckage that a pipe bomb and amunition were inside. A square mile area evacuted as a precaution.The officer who was shot was wearing a bulletproof vest and suffered only a graze to the shoulder. The deputy in the crash was hospitalized with possible broken ribs.Police don't have a motive yet for the attack but say it looked to have been an ambush of one of the officers.A second suspect was believed to be in the van during the shooting, but authorities don't know what happened to him. He may still be in the charred van or might have fled.END

/n00:00:00:00 /nLEAD STORY: Sacramento Police Suspect Ukrainian Man of Killing Wife, Four Other Relatives; GUESTS: Jeff Lanza, FBI Special Agent, and Susan Winckler, American Pharmaceutical Assn, comment on the pharmacist Robert Courtney diluted drugs case; Gary Violetta, Curator of Fishes, Seaworld comments on spate of shark attacks /n (0:00)/ /n

AP-APTN-2330: ++US Shooting 4 Monday, 6 August 2012 STORY:++US Shooting 4- New York mayor visits local Sikh community after gunman killed 6 in a temple LENGTH: 01:45 FIRST RUN: 2330 RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only TYPE: English/Natsound SOURCE: AP TELEVISION STORY NUMBER: 853554 DATELINE: New York - 6 August 2012 LENGTH: 01:45 AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST: 1. Pan from Sikh Cultural Society to New York Police Department (NYPD) car 2. Mid of NYPD officer in front of building 3. Wide of presser at Sikh centre 4. Mid of Sikh men 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Mohan Singh Khatra, nephew of one of the victims: "He was like crying. I said what happened. He said dad is die, and then I called several more relatives and then the police department put them inside the temple but finally we found he was dead." 6. Wide of NYC Major Michael Bloomberg meeting with Sikhs 7. Wide of presser with Bloomberg 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Bloomberg, Mayor of New York City: "Just two weeks after the tragedy in Aurora we've seen another mass shooting, one in which it appears there were some warning signs about the shooter, and still the two presidential candidates have not given the American public a plan to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people." 9. Various of Sikhs praying 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Gurdev Singh Kang, President of Sikh culture society: "I think there was hate crime because of looks, our identity. They targeting our identity." 11. Mid of Sikh men at news conference 12. Pan of Sikh Cultural Society building STORYLINE: New York City's mayor spoke out against US gun laws at the Sikh Cultural Society in Queens, New York in the wake of Sunday's mass shooting in Wisconsin. "Just two weeks after the tragedy in Aurora we've seen another mass shooting, one in which it appears there were some warning signs about the shooter, and still the two presidential candidates have not given the American public a plan to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people," Mayor Michael Bloomberg said. Six worshippers at a Sikh temple in suburban Milwaukee temple were killed in the attack along with the gunman. Gurdev Singh Kang, the President of Sikh Culture Society said he thought it was a hate crime. "they (are) targeting our identity," he said. Authorities have identified the gunman as Wade Michael Page, a 40-year-old Army veteran described by civil rights groups as a neo-Nazi and white supremacist. Police have called the attack Sunday an act of domestic terrorism. For Sikhs, the attack was the latest in a string of horrific assaults on their community. Many of the recent attacks have been outright hate crimes. Others remain unsolved. Just four days after the September 11 2001 attacks, Balbir Singh Sodhi, a gas station owner in Mesa, Arizona., was shot and killed by a man who mistook him for a Muslim and was seeking revenge. Last year, a New York City subway worker and Sikh, 30-year-old Jiwan Singh, was assaulted on a train and accused of being related to Osama bin Laden. His son had been attacked two years earlier. In Elk Grove, California, a Sacramento suburb, two Sikh men were fatally shot last year during an afternoon walk. No one has been charged with the crimes. Sikhs leave their hair uncut and covered by a turban as outward demonstrations of and reminders of their faith. Officials and witnesses said Sunday's gunman walked into the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin and opened fire as several dozen people prepared for Sunday morning services. Six were killed, and three were critically wounded. The federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives said the gunman used a legally purchased 9mm handgun and multiple magazines of ammunition. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. APTN APEX 08-06-12 2011EDT

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Nationwide Black Lives Matter protests continued on Friday, June 5th which would have been Breonna Taylor's 27th birthday. Taylor was an African American woman and was shot and killed by Louisville Police on March 13, 2020. Demonstrators across the states sang birthday songs to Taylor.55 sec video . Video Location: Sacramento, California, US. (Footage by @ArynRozelle/Spectee via Getty Images UGC)

<pi> This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment. Usage must cease on all platforms (including digital) within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN. </pi>\n\n --SUPERS--\nAll CNN/Pool material unless noted below\n\n15 - 17 \nFBI\n\n21 - 25\nSacramento Co. Sheriff's Dept.\n\n25 - 30\nKCRA\n\n30 - 37\nKTXL\nAnne Marie Schubert\nSacramento Co. District Attorney\n\n37 - 43\nSacramento Co. Sheriff's Dept.\n\n43 - 50\nJoke Productions\n\n50 - 01:02\nPaul Holes\nRetired Contra Costa County District Attorney Inspector\n\n01:10 - 01:18\nFBI\n\n1:42 - 01:46\nKTXL\n\n01:46 - 01:56\nSheriff Scott Jones\nSacramento County, CA\n\n01:56 - 01:59\nKCRA\n\n01:59 - 02:05\nFrom Jane Carson-Sandler\n\n02:05 - 02:09\nJane Carson-Sandler\nGolden State Killer Victim\n\n02:23 - 02:33\nSacramento Co. Sheriff's Dept.\n\n02:33 - 02:35\nJane Carson-Sandler\nGolden State Killer Victim\n\n02:38 - 02:41\nSacramento Co. Sheriff's Dept.\n\n02:41 - 02:44\nKCRA\n\n02:44 - 02:50\nFBI\n\n02:50 - 02:59\nPaul Holes\nRetired Contra Costa County District Attorney Inspector\n\n02:59 - 03:15\nStephanie Elam\nSacramento, California\n\n --LEAD IN--\nTHE ALLEGED GOLDEN STATE KILLER - A SERIAL RAPIST AND MURDERER WHO KEPT CALIFORNIANS LITERALLY ON EDGE FOR DECADES IS ON SUICIDE WATCH TODAY (SATURDAY).\nJOSEPH JAMES DEANGELO WAS IN COURT FRIDAY. \nPOLICE HAVE LINKED THE FORMER POLICE OFFICER TO DOZENS OF RAPES AND MURDERS IN THE 70S AND 80S USING DECADES OLD DNA SAMPLES AND THIS SURPRISE - AN ONLINE ANCESTORY DATABASE.\nSTEPHANIE ELAM HAS DETAILS. \n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nWHEELED INTO COURT WHILE HANDCUFFED TO A WHEELCHAIR, JOSEPH DEANGELO SPOKE SOFTLY WHILE ADDRESSING THE JUDGE.\n-NATS-\nHE DID NOT ENTER A PLEA TO MURDER CHARGES STEMMING FROM A CASE FROM FORTY YEARS AGO WHERE HE ALLEGEDLY KILLED A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE. \nAN ATTORNEY FOR THE DEANGELO THE 72-YEAR-OLD IS DEPRESSED AND FRAGILE.\nINVESTIGATORS ALLEGE HE IS THE GOLDEN STATE KILLER. \nA BRUTAL RAPIST AND MURDERER WHO TERRORIZED CALIFORNIANS DURING THE 70S AND 80S.\nAnne Marie Schubert/Sacramento Co. District Attorney: "We all knew we were looking for a needle in a haystack.//We found the needle in the haystack and it was right here in Sacramento."\nINVESTIGATORS WERE ABLE TO UNLOCK THE COLD CASE WITH A DNA SAMPLE LEFT BY THE KILLER IN ONE OF THE ATTACKS. \nPaul Holes/Retired Contra Costa County District Attorney Inspector: "We ended up generating a DNA profile from the Golden State killer evidence and then were able to take that profile and upload it into an open source public genealogy database called GED- match, that is able to search that profile against the other public profiles that individuals have placed in there.//Once we got the initial DNA match results and found very distant relatives, it took us four months." \nDEANGELO IS A NAVY VETERAN WHO SERVED<pkg></pkg>ABOARD A MISSILE CRUISER DURING THE VIETNAM WAR. \nHE WAS ALSO A POLICE OFFICER IN THE TOWNS OF EXETER AND AUBURN -- WHERE OFFICIALS SAY HE WAS FIRED IN 1979 FOR STEALING A CAN OF DOG REPELLENT AND A HAMMER FROM A DRUGSTORE. \nFOR 27 YEARS, HE WORKED AS A MECHANIC AT A SAVE MART DISTRIBUTION CENTER IN NEARBY ROSEVILLE. \nHE RETIRED LAST YEAR. \nTHE 72 YEAR OLD WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY IN CITRUS HEIGHTS -- A SACRAMENTO SUBURB.\nSheriff Scott Jones/Sacramento County, CA: "When he came out of his residence, we had a team in place that was able to take him into custody. He was very surprised by that."\nFOR THOSE WHO SURVIVED THE GOLDEN STATE KILLER'S ATTACKS -- LIKE JANE CARSON-SANDLER -- RELIEF MIXED WITH SHOCK AS NEW DETAILS EMERGE.\nJane Carson-Sandler/Golden State Killer Victim: "I also lived in Citrus Heights at this time. So he very well could have been my neighbor, which is -- i just can't imagine. I often wonder how long he had stalked me, where he had first seen me."\nCARSON-SANDLER CLEARLY REMEMBERS THE MOMENT A MASKED MAN BROKE INTO HER HOME.\nJane Carson-Sandler/Golden State Killer Victim: "When he ran down the hall and had that flashlight in my eyes and that big butcher knife facing my chest, he immediately said, with clinched teeth, shut up or I'll kill you."\nLAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS BELIEVE DEANGELO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR 12 MURDERS AND MORE THAN 50 RAPES IN AT LEAST 10 COUNTIES<pi></pi>THEY SAY HE ALSO TERRORIZED SOME OF HIS VICTIMS BY PHONE.\n-NATS-\nPaul Holes/Retired Contra Costa County District Attorney Inspector: "The fact that he would call his victims years in some cases afterward just to continuously torment them underscores the type of person he is."\nStephanie Elam/Sacramento, CA: \nHe was the type to not t leave fingerprints. Police were unable to identify their suspect until recently. Deangelo's next hearing is scheduled for may 14th<pi>. </pi>Stephanie Elam, CNN, Sacramento, California."\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nCALIFORNIA SACRAMENTO DNA INVESTIGATION CRIME SERIAL KILLER\n\n

NAME: US TERROR 200805N TAPE: EF05/0741 IN_TIME: 10:13:16:11 DURATION: 00:03:04:12 SOURCES: APTN DATELINE: Los Angeles - 18/19 Aug 2005/ File RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: Los Angeles, California - 19 August 2005 1. Men listening to service in mosque of Inglewood city, south of downtown Los Angeles 2. Various, men listening in mosque 3. Men praying 4. Imam Junaid Kharsany speaking 5. Man praying 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Junaid Kharsany, Imam at Inglewood mosque : "In Europe for that matter, Muslims and immigrant people are generally living in a sort of ghetto society. That ghetto society, not Islam itself, but that ghetto life is breeding hate, is breeding a criminal element. Many of them are venting out that hate in the form of such terrorist activities. Here in the United States we are not massively facing that challenge. Our challenges are different. The vast ethical breakdown of our society, the minority aspect, people being from different parts of the Muslim world, those are our challenges." 7. Newspaper headline 8. Imam Kharsany speaking 9. Men listening in mosque 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Junaid Kharsany, Imam (Muslim Cleric) at Inglewood mosque: "The challenge for us as Imams is to go back to the original Islam to preach a traditional Islam, especially to these younger minds, and hope that they will not be waylaid and will not be ambushed by these preachers of hate that are operating so freely in the entire world." Los Angeles, California - July 1998. 11. Gate being closed at detention facility. 12. Guard tower at detention facility. 13. Barbed wire fence. Rikers Island, New York - File, recent 14. Wide of inmates praying during Muslim service inside prison 15. Close of inmates praying Los Angeles, California - 18 August 18 2005 16. Terrorism-security analyst Terry O''Sullivan walking 17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Terry O''Sullivan, Terrorism analyst, University of Southern California Homeland Security Centre: "The tendency has been to focus on outside forces, on Al-Qaida infiltrating the United States, coming in on tourist visas and so forth and to try to keep them out. Or as the case my be on cells that may already exist here, people who''ve overextended their visas or may in fact have become naturalised. But I think the issue is that there are US citizens who may be interested in this kind of a thing." Los Angeles, California - 19 August 2005. 18. People inside mosque. STORYLINE: Islamic leaders in Los Angeles expressed concern over reports that a militant Islamic prison-based gang may have been behind a terrorist plot to attack targets in the Los Angeles area on September 11 or Jewish holidays. The alleged plot, bought to light after the arrest of two robbery suspects in July in a suburb east of Los Angeles, is the focus of an ongoing probe by federal investigators, counter-terrorism experts, and local law enforcement officials. Police searching the apartment of one of the suspects found literature praising Jihad and evidence of a target list which included National Guard recruiting stations, synagogues and the Israeli Consulate in Los Angeles. One of the suspects was a recent parolee of a state prison in Northern California. Officials claim that the prison, near the state capital Sacramento, is home to a radical Islamic gang. Another suspect in custody and linked to the terror probe is a Pakistani national living in Los Angeles, though it is unclear how he was linked to the other suspects, who are US citizens. Sources close to the probe say the three suspects were regulars at a local mosque in the city of Inglewood, south of downtown Los Angeles. The mosque, serves a mostly South Asian membership, including workers at the nearby Los Angeles International Airport. Imam Junaid Kharsany, clerical leader of the mosque, said he and other worshipers were surprised and shocked by news that the three young men were the focus of a terror probe. Recalling the young Pakistani man as friendly, helpful and a community-family-oriented person, he said "the challenge for us as Imams is to preach a traditional Islam, especially to these younger minds, and hope that they will not be waylaid and will not be ambushed by these preachers of hate that are operating so freely in the entire world." Local Muslim leaders in Los Angeles said they were not aware of the Islamic prison gang that officials say is active at the Sacramento prison. But they also condemned the extremist, hate-based message of such a prison-based group or other groups claiming to be followers of Islam. Federal officials claimed that inmates in state prison systems are particularly susceptible to radical Islamist ideology. Prison officials across the nation say they so far have seen more potential for recruitment than real threats, but say they''ve been monitoring Muslim groups since the 2001 terrorist attacks. Terrorism analyst Terry O''Sullivan said while there''s been an emphasis on stopping Al-Qaida operatives from entering the US, more attention was needed on the potential influence of radical Islamic ideologies on American natives with prisons being an obvious point of concern.

A WHITE SUPREMACIST WHO TURNED 18 IN JAIL ON SUNDAY AFTER BEING ARRESTED IN FIVE RACIALLY MOTIVATED FIRE BOMBINGS SHOULD BE TRIED AS AN ADULT AND FACE PENALTIES OF LIFE IN PRISON, A PROSECUTOR SAID. THE SUSPECT WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY SATURDAY IN THE FIRST ARREST SINCE THE ATTACKS BEGAN IN JULY. POLICE CHIEF ARTURO VENEGAS SAID THE TEEN-AGER WAS ``A BELIEVER IN WHITE SUPREMACIST MOVEMENTS,'' BUT WAS ``NOT BEING CHARACTERIZED AS A SKINHEAD.'' THOSE TARGETED IN THE ATTACKS EXPRESSED RELIEF THAT AN ARREST HAD BEEN MADE.

A California Highway Patrol (CHP) vehicle ran over at least one crowd of protesters who gathered outside President Donald Trump' events in Sacramento to protest Trump's California visit. The incident occurred when some activists approached the CHP vehicle at the intersection of Watt Avenue and Airbase Drive, when a protester attempted to climb on a CHP vehicle, the CHP vehicle accelerated abruptly toward the center of the intersection.5 min 47 sec video . Video Location: Sacramento, California, US. (Footage by @sacsocialjusticeevents/Spectee via Getty Images UGC)

<p><pi><b>This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment.</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS--</b></p>\n<p>:00-:02</p>\n<p>Obtained by CBS13 (Pre-fonted)</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:11-:18</p>\n<p>Kimora</p>\n<p>Trans Advocate</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:19-:23</p>\n<p>Wednesday</p>\n<p>Sacramento, CA</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:26-:29</p>\n<p>Ayotunde</p>\n<p>Punched in brawl</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:43-:46</p>\n<p>S'Vonn</p>\n<p>Witness</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:51-:59</p>\n<p>Jenasis</p>\n<p>Witness</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>1:05-1:12</p>\n<p>Sabrina Naves</p>\n<p>Trans Advocate</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN-- </b></p>\n<p>IN SACRAMENTO -- SHOCKING VIDEO OF FOUR TRANS WOMEN BEING ATTACKED OUTSIDE OF A BAR LAST MONTH...</p>\n<p>IN LAVENDER HEIGHTS -- THE HEART OF THE CITY'S L-G-B-T-Q COMMUNITY.</p>\n<p>IT IS BELIEVED TO BE A POSSIBLE HATE CRIME.</p>\n<p>THIS JUST AFTER SACRAMENTO WAS DECLARED A SANCTUARY CITY FOR TRANSGENDER PEOPLE.</p>\n<p>ANDREW HAUBNER TALKED TO SEVERAL PEOPLE WHO WITNESSED THE ATTACK. </p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG AS FOLLOWS-- </b></p>\n<p>CAUGHT ON CAMERA...</p>\n<p>Nats: "Damn! An attack!" </p>\n<p>AN ATTACK ON FOUR WOMEN OF THE TRANS COMMUNITY OUTSIDE A BAR LAST MONTH.</p>\n<p>THE FACES OF ALL HAVE BEEN BLURRED DUE TO NO POLICE REPORT OF THE EVENT BEING FILED.</p>\n<p>Kimora/Trans Advocate: "For Sacramento to be listed as a sanctuary space for trans people, we need to be better. And that was not better."</p>\n<p>IT STARTED WITH A DISAGREEMENT INSIDE GOLDEN BEAR BAR...</p>\n<p>Ayotunde/Punched in brawl: "As I'm spreading out my hands because I'm focusing on the girls to make sure that they're spread apart, I am all of a sudden punched."</p>\n<p>AYO SAYS SHE WAS PUNCHED BY A MAN WHO STARTED SHOUTING TRANSPHOBIC SLURS.</p>\n<p>Ayotunde/Punched in brawl: "He said 'y'all are not boys. I mean y'all are not girls. Y'all are trannies."</p>\n<p>S'Vonn/Witness: "He was yelling out slurs, saying we were all the f-word."</p>\n<p>AND THEN A BRAWL BROKE OUT OUTSIDE OF THE BAR.</p>\n<p>Jenasis/Witness: "I haven't been in one myself in Sacramento but I have definitely seen, like witnessed places where queer people will be attacked."</p>\n<p>WHICH CONCERNS SABRINA NAVES... A TRANS SACRAMENTO WOMAN.</p>\n<p>Sabrina Naves/Trans Advocate: "Stickers are not enough. You have to understand where this violence comes from, the attitudes that are spreading it and how you can fight it when it's in front of you."</p>\n<p>AS WELL AS THE FOUR WOMEN WHO SAY THAT SAFETY IN THEIR OWN SPACES IS STILL LACKING.</p>\n<p>Kimora/Trans Advocate: "They will protect around but they won't protect while we're there."</p>\n<p>WHILE NAVES SAYS THE STRUGGLE IS IN FEELING STEPS HAVE BEEN MADE BUT THAT THERE ARE STILL MORE TO GO.</p>\n<p>Sabrina Naves/Trans Advocate: "We want to come out and be visible but at the same time we can still be attacked for being visible."</p>\n<p>AS THEIR STORY IS NOT UNIQUE TO OTHERS WITHIN THEIR COMMUNITY...</p>\n<p>Jenasis/Witness: "And I have countless screenshots of other LGBT people saying 'this is not new.'" </p>\n<p>AS THEY ASK FOR INTROSPECTION AND HELP FROM A CITY PROCLAIMING ITSELF AS A TRANS SANCTUARY CITY.</p>\n<p>Ayotunde/Trans Advocate: "One thing that we need is more of our own spaces. So we don't have to go out and ask for other people to do so."</p>\n<p><b>--TAG-- </b></p>\n<p>AS FAR AS WHAT SACRAMENTO'S SANCTUARY CITY DESIGNATION MEANS...</p>\n<p>IT RESTRICTS STAFF FROM USING TIME OR MONEY ON EFFORTS FROM OUTSIDE STATES' LEGAL ACTION AGAINST PEOPLE SEEKING GENDER-AFFIRMING CARE.</p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>CALIFORNIA SANCTUARY CITY SLURS HATE CRIME PROTECTION</p>\n<p></p>

NAME: US FIRES 20080614I TAPE: EF08/0624 IN_TIME: 11:08:51:06 DURATION: 00:02:27:16 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Chico - 13 June 2008 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: Chico, California - 13 June 2008 1. Wide of smoke rising in the distance 2. Mid of smoke 3. Road closed, smoke in distance, pan to traffic and fire trucks driving on highway 4. Mid of a sign reading (English) "Closed, All Roads To Paradise" 5. Wide of a church being used as a shelter for fire evacuees 6. board showing the (English) "Shelter Rules" 7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Brenda Morris, American Red Cross shelter manager: "Right now we have about 150 people here at the shelter. We have people with some special needs, elderly people. Everybody in the community is doing really well, helping donate." 8. People at the check-in are of the shelter 9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Loretta Olesky, Paradise Resident: "Oh, it's outrageous. It's something that we thought might happen one day, but we didn't think it was going to be here." 10. Tracking shot of fire trucks lined up to help in the firefighting effort 11. Prisoners brought in to help fight the fires walking in a line under police supervision 12. Various of prisoners walking in line 13. Mid of fire vehicle 14. Wide "Butte College" sign, where a firefighting command post has been set up 15. Fire fighter walking into temporary bathroom 16. Wide of tents set up for firefighters to sleep in STORYLINE: Firefighters on Friday were battling several wildfires across Northern California, with one wind-whipped blaze in Butte County destroying at least 20 homes and forcing thousands of residents to flee. Authorities in Butte County closed all roads to Paradise, a town of about 30-thousand residents some 90 miles north of Sacramento, and ordered nine-thousand residents to leave their homes. An evacuation shelter was set up in nearby Chico. A woman, whose identity was not immediately released, suffered a heart attack during the evacuation and died, said Ruben Grijalva, director of the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. It's the only fatality associated with Northern California fires this month. The fire, which started on Wednesday, had grown to more than 20-thousand acres and threatened 4,600 structures, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. Twenty homes were confirmed to be destroyed, but officials said that number likely could double once crews were able to better assess the damage. More than 1,500 firefighters were trying to contain the blaze, which was only 16 percent contained by Friday morning. Fed by strong, erratic winds on Thursday, the fire spread to the hills of the Butte College campus, where officials had set up an incident command centre, said Cal Fire spokesman Joshpae White. Firefighters, however, needed to move quickly. Winds from the southwest were expected to pick up in the afternoon, which could push the flames closer to Paradise, said White, who was one of the firefighters injured a day earlier. In recent days, hot temperatures, steady winds and tinder-dry vegetation have fuelled a series of destructive blazes from Butte County to the San Francisco Bay area to the Los Padres National Forest. But 900 firefighters in Santa Cruz County caught a break Friday as cooler temperatures and increased cloud cover helped them battled a wildfire that had destroyed at least 10 homes in the Bonny Doon community, according to Cal Fire. It was 25 percent contained on Friday morning and had scorched 600 acres. More than 1,500 residents have been told to evacuate their homes in the heavily forested hills about 10 miles northwest of Santa Cruz since the fire broke out Wednesday afternoon. California State Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger declared a state of emergency in Santa Cruz County early on Thursday to free up additional firefighting resources. He declared one in Butte County late on Wednesday.

Governor Gavin Newsom signed a General Order on Thursday, January 14, approving the deployment of 1,000 California National Guard to protect critical infrastructure, including the State Capitol. This is one of many steps taken by state authorities and law enforcement agencies to protect public safety in the capital of the Golden State prior to President Joe Biden's inauguration.35 sec video (2 clips) . Video Location: Downtown Sacramento, California, US. (Footage by @robby_brown13/Spectee via Getty Images UGC)