--TEASE--\nA WILDFIRE IN OREGON KILLS ONE PERSON AND BURNS THROUGH MORE THAN 50-THOUSAND ACRES.\nI'M ANDREW SPENCER.\nMORE ON THE SUBSTATION FIRE, COMING UP.\n --LEAD IN--\nHOT, DRY, AND WINDY WEATHER IN THE WEST HAS HELPED SPREAD WILDFIRES IN OREGON AND CALIFORNIA.\nTWO OF THE LARGEST FIRES HAVE BOTH TURNED DEADLY.\nMANY PEOPLE HAVE BEEN FORCED TO EVACUATE.\nANDREW SPENCER REPORTS.\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nDEZI REMINGTON HAS SEEN WILDFIRES BEFORE, BUT NOTHING LIKE THIS ONE...\nDezi Remington, Wasco County, OR: "It was... Lines of fire 10-, 15-feet high and just rushing through... It's the fastest fire I've ever seen."\nWASCO COUNTY, OREGON...\nAREAS NORMALLY GREEN WITH SHRUBS AND GRASS ARE NOW SCARRED BY WILDFIRE.\nDezi Remington, Wasco County, OR: "It burned right up to the side of my house. It burned right up to the back of our barn."\nTHE SUBSTATION WILDFIRE HAS MORE THAN 44-THOUSAND ACRES SINCE IT STARTED ON TUESDAY.\nONE PERSON, WHO DEPUTIES SAY WAS LIKELY USING A TRACTOR TO TRY TO CUT A FIRE LINE, WAS CAUGHT IN THE FIRE AND KILLED.\nI'M ANDREW SPENCER\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nCALIFORNIA OREGON WILDFIRES NATURAL DISASTERS\n\n

POLICE PRESSER, NEWSER, PRESS CONFERENCE about Mitrice Richardson-- missing California woman LAS VEGAS (AP) - Family members and Los Angeles sheriff's officials are making a plea in Las Vegas to find a California woman with bipolar disorder who's been missing since she walked out of a sheriff's substation near Malibu last September. Police plan a news conference at 11 a.m. Thursday in Las Vegas with Los Angeles sheriff's investigators to seek public help to find 25-year-old Mitrice Richardson. Richardson's disappearance has drawn intense attention in Southern California. Authorities now say they think she's been seen in recent months in the Las Vegas area. Los Angeles sheriff's spokesman Steve Whitmore says Richardson needs to know she's not in trouble and isn't subject to arrest. He says she should just contact police or her family.

Today is the first day of deregulation of the power industry in California, which means residents are able to choose which power company they want to use.

MISC NEWSREELS #18

<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>Monday</p>\n<p>Half Moon Bay, CA</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Sheriff Christina Corpus</p>\n<p>San Mateo County</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SOT</b>--</p>\n<p>Sheriff Christina Corpus: "At 4:40 p.m. (Chunli) Zhao was located in his vehicle in the parking lot of the sheriff's substation here in Half Moon Bay by a sheriff's deputy. (Chunli) Zhao was taken into custody without incident, and a semiotic handgun was located in his vehicle. (Chunli) Zhao is believed to have acted alone, and there is no further threat to this community."</p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>CALIFORNIA</p>\n<p></p>

ORIG. COLOR 950 SOF / MAG. & SIL. VS BAY AREA RAPID TRANSIT TRAIN STATION, TRAIN PULLS IN ROUTE MAP. LS GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE. VS CONTROL PANEL IN TRAIN CAB, GEN. VIEWS OF INT. MAYOR ALIOTO SHAKING HANDS & TALKING TO MOTORMAN. MS TROLLEY CAR COMING TO STOP ON STREET, CUT TO, BART TRAIN IN SUBSTATION. VS MAYOR ALIOTO & OTHERS ON STATION ESCALATOR. SU VO DAVIS. MS MAYOR ALIOTO AT OPENING CEREMONY W / MUSICIANS PLAYING. MORE OF PREVIOUS TYPE FOOTAGE. SU DAVIS. VS OPENING CEREMONY, ALIOTO SPEECH, RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY. ALIOTO & OTHER DESCEND ESCALATOR TO SUBWAY STATION, BOARDS TRAIN. CI: GEOGRAPHIC: CALIFORNIA, SAN FRAN. TRANSPORTATION: RAIL, SUBWAY. BUILDINGS: BRIDGES: GOLDEN GATE. TRANSPORTATION: RAIL: STREET CARS. PERSONALITIES: ALIOTO, JOSEPH. CEREMONIES: OPENINGS S. F. SUBWAY.

POLICE ARE USED TO PATROLLING THE STREETS FOR TROUBLE. BUT IN LAGUNA NIGUEL, CALIFORNIA THEY DON'T EVEN HAVE TO LEAVE THE STATION. DEPUTIES ARE BATTLING A FULL SCALE RODENT INFESTATION. THEY'VE TRIED USING TRAPS, POISON, AND EVEN BASEBALL BATS TO COMBAT THE PROBLEM. BUT NOTHING SEEMS TO WORK. THE LAGUNA NIGUEL SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT WILL SOON BE RELOCATING TO A NEW FACILITY ACROSS TOWN. DEPUTIES SAY THEY'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO THEIR NEW "RAT-FREE" LIFESTYLES.

--TEASE--\nHOT, DRY, AND WINDY WEATHER IN THE WEST HAS HELPED SPREAD WILDFIRES IN OREGON AND CALIFORNIA.\nTWO OF THE LARGEST FIRES HAVE BOTH TURNED DEADLY.\nANDREW SPENCER HAS THE LATEST, COMING UP.\n --SUPERS--\n:00-:32\nKATU\n\n:07-:11\nDezi Remington\nWasco County, OR\n\n:25-:31\nDezi Remington\nWasco County, OR\n\n:32-:40\nJames Sutton/Instagram\n\n:40-:47\nKATU\n\n:47-01:00\nKOIN\n\n1:00-1:06\nKGPE\n\n1:07-1:11\nKFSN\n\n1:07-1:11\nLisa Benson\nEvacuee\n\n1:11-1:16\nTim Walton\n\n1:16-1:28\nKFSN\n\n1:24-1:28\nJeannette Lozano\nMariposa SPCA\n\n1:34-1:40\nKATU\n\n --LEAD IN--\nHOT, DRY, AND WINDY WEATHER IN THE WEST HAS HELPED SPREAD WILDFIRES IN OREGON AND CALIFORNIA.\nTWO OF THE LARGEST FIRES HAVE BOTH TURNED DEADLY.\nMANY PEOPLE HAVE BEEN FORCED TO EVACUATE.\nANDREW SPENCER REPORTS.\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nDEZI REMINGTON HAS SEEN WILDFIRES BEFORE, BUT NOTHING LIKE THIS ONE...\nDezi Remington, Wasco County, OR: "It was... Lines of fire 10-, 15-feet high and just rushing through... It's the fastest fire I've ever seen."\nWASCO COUNTY, OREGON...\nAREAS NORMALLY GREEN WITH SHRUBS AND GRASS ARE NOW SCARRED BY WILDFIRE.\nDezi Remington, Wasco County, OR: "It burned right up to the side of my house. It burned right up to the back of our barn."\n...THE BARN WHERE REMINGTON AND HER HUSBAND GOT MARRIED.\nDezi Remington, Wasco County, OR: "It was extremely emotional. I broke down a little bit. It was so scary, and yet, I was so thankful."\nTHE SUBSTATION WILDFIRE STARTED ON TUESDAY.\nBY WEDNESDAY NIGHT, IT HAD ALREADY BURNED ACROSS MORE THAN 50-THOUSAND ACRES.\nONE PERSON, WHO DEPUTIES SAY WAS LIKELY USING A TRACTOR TO TRY TO CUT A FIRE LINE, WAS CAUGHT BY THE FIRE AND KILLED.\nStefan Myers, Information Officer, OSFM Incident Management: "Strong winds are in the forecast with potential gusts up to 35 miles per hour, so, obviously, we are watching what this weather is doing to the fire and making sure that not only homes and lives are being protected, but also that our firefighters are safe."\nMEANWHILE, THE FERGUSON FIRE BURNING NEAR CALIFORNIA'S YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK CONTINUES TO THREATEN HOMES.\nLisa Benson, Evacuee: "I'm just hoping that it ends soon and no one loses their houses, no one else is injured, and we don't lose anymore of our firefighters."\nEVACUATED FROM HER HOME, JEANNETTE LOZANO HAS BEEN STAYING AT THE OFFICE -- AN ANIMAL SHELTER -- WORKING OVERTIME...\nJeannette Lozano, Mariposa SPCA: "Got our cots out and just stayed here, and then we started getting calls. I was up at one o'clock, three o'clock in the morning, taking in animals."\n...THE PETS OF OTHER PEOPLE WHO WERE ALSO FORCED TO EVACUATE.\nI'M ANDREW SPENCER, REPORTING\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nCALIFORNIA OREGON WILDFIRES NATURAL DISASTERS\n

CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR GRAY DAVIS IS EXPECTED TO MAKE A MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT CONCERNING FUTURE ELECTRIC GENERATION FOR THE STATE.

00/00/00 A0001300 HOLLYWOOD --- POLICE SEEK CLUES IN DEATH OF KARYN KUPCINET. (BBC - F - EX L: 3 JAPAN, AUS, KBS) NX 28644 "KUPCINET DEATH" SHOWS: (1) SHERIFF'S SUBSTATION, 2 SECS; (2) SIGN "COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES SHERIFF", 2; (3) MARK GODDARD AND WIFE OUT OF CAR, 10; (4) KARYN'S APARTMENT HOUSE, 2; (5) DOOR TO HER APT, 3; (6) DETECTIVE HUNTS FOR CLUES, 4; (7) INT APARTMENT, 3; (8) PHOTO OF KARYN ON WALL, 3; (9) POLICE COME FOR CLUES, 14. (26FT -- 43 SECS, SHOT 12/1/63) MURDER - CALIFORNIA - HOLLYWOOD KUPCINET, KARYN GODDARD, MARK XX / ALLEN / 100 FT / 16 NEG / D812

Electrica Power Transmission Towers in California

A field with a lot of power lines and a storm in the background. The sky is dark and cloudy

<p><b>EDITORIAL PROVIDED BY THE KERN COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>July 26, 2024</p>\n<p>Havilah, CA</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Courtesy: Kern County Sheriff</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--VIDEO SHOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>On Friday, July 26, 2024, three Kern County Sheriff's Office Deputies assigned to the Kern River Valley Substation and an Officer for U.S. Forest Service conducted evacuations for the Borel Fire in Havilah, CA. During the evacuations, at approximately 4:35 p.m., the deputies and the officer discovered that the fire had spread to an area blocking the roadway. The deputies and officer utilized alternate routes, but all escape routes had been blocked by fire. Assistance was requested from fire crews while they drove to a clearing to avoid the rapidly spreading flames. Aerial Fire support could not safely reach the deputies and officer due to excessive smoke cover. An additional request was made for assistance from Kern County Sheriff's Office Air Support Unit. KCSO Air Support Units responded to the hangar in preparation for a rescue flight. The U.S. Forest Service Officer had two Nomex flame resistant jackets. During the incident, he gave them both to deputies. KCFD was able to reach a nearby road and was visible by the stranded deputies and officer but was not able to reach the clearing where they were located. The deputies and officer drive to meet the fire crews nearby and safely escaped the fiery roadblocks after nearly 40 minutes and multiple close calls.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>-----END-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>CALIFORNIA WILDFIRE BOREL SHERIFF SEVERE WEATHER</p>\n<p></p>

FTG OF PRESS CONFERENCE / PRESSER / NEWSER / INCLUDES INTVS Editorial: A law enforcement official says human remains found in Malibu earlier this week are those of Mitrice Richardson, a California woman who vanished after being released from sheriff's custody last September. The official spoke on condition of anonymity to The Associated Press because the findings were scheduled to be announced at a Wednesday news conference. The skull and bones were found Monday near an abandoned marijuana grove in a rugged Santa Monica Mountains area near Malibu. Richardson vanished after she was released early Sept. 17 at a sheriff's substation in Calabasas for failing to pay a restaurant bill in Malibu. The confirmation ends a nearly yearlong search for the 25-year-old Los Angeles area woman that spanned from the Malibu mountains to Las Vegas, where authorities recently said people reported spotting Richardson.

THE POWER SUPPLY IN CALIFORNIA REMAINS DANGEROUSLY LOW

A field with a lot of power lines and a storm in the background. The sky is dark and cloudy

<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>**SEE ITEMS JL-111TU AND NA-117TU FOR MORE INFO**</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>Tuesday</p>\n<p>Half Moon Bay, CA</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:13-:17</p>\n<p>Sheriff Christina Corpus</p>\n<p>San Mateo County </p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:39-:43</p>\n<p>Lt. Eamonn Allen</p>\n<p>PIO, San Mateo County Sheriff's Office</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>1:31-End</p>\n<p>Steve Wagstaffe</p>\n<p>San Mateo County fDistrict Attorney</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>NEW DETAILS UNFOLDING ABOUT MASS SHOOTING SUSPECT CHUNLI ZHAO. </p>\n<p>INVESTIGATORS TELL THE I-TEAM, THE 66-YEAR-OLD HALF MOON BAY RESIDENT LIVED AND WORKED AT MOUNTAIN MUSHROOM FARM AS A FORKLIFT DRIVER FOR SEVERAL YEARS.</p>\n<p>Sheriff Christina Corpus: "All the evidence we have points to this being workplace violence."</p>\n<p>SOURCES TELL THE I-TEAM - ZHAO ALLEGEDLY TARGETED ALL 8 VICTIMS - BELIEVED TO BE CO-WORKERS. </p>\n<p>INVESTIGATORS SAY IT APPEARS ZHAO HAD A LOT OF BUILT UP ANGER IN WHATS BEEN DESCRIBED AS AN ONGOING FUED WITH THESE VICTIMS.</p>\n<p>ASIDE FROM A PRIOR RESTRAINING ORDER WITH A FORMER ROOMMATE DETECTIVES SAY THE SUSPECT HAD NO SIGNIFICANT CRIMINAL HISTORY OR KNOWN MENTAL ISSUES.</p>\n<p>PIO - Allen: "I will say there were no specific indicators that wouldve led us to believe he was capable of something like this."</p>\n<p>THE SAN MATEO COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE SAYS THE SEMI AUTOMATIC HANDGUN ZHAO USED WAS LEGALLY PURCHASED AND OWNED. SOURCES SAY THERE APPEARED TO BE A LANGUAGE BARRIER BETWEEN ZHAO (WHO SPEAKS MANDARIN) AND SOME OF THE VICTIMS WHO MAINLY SPOKE SPANISH.</p>\n<p>"Victims were a mix of Hispanic and Asian descent."</p>\n<p>THE I-TEAM LEARNED FIRST RESPONDERS WITNESSED ZHAO LEAVING THE FIRST SHOOTING LOCATION AT MOUNTAIN MUSHROOM FARM - WHICH IS RIGHT OFF HWY 92 IN A MAROON LEXUS SUV.BEFORE HEADING A MERE 3 MILES AWAY TO CONCORD FARMS WHERE THE SECOND SHOOTING TOOK PLACE.</p>\n<p>SHORTLY AFTER INVESTIGATORS PINGED ZHAOs PHONE. SOURCES ARE LOOKING INTO WHETHER ZHAO ALLEGEDLY TRIED TO SEND A TEXT MESSAGE TO HIS WIFE AT SOME POINT BEFORE HE WAS TAKEN TO THE GROUND AND ARRESTED AT THE SHERIFFS SUBSTATION.</p>\n<p>DA Steve Wagstaffe: "We've never had one in this county of this many deaths at a scene at one time."</p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>CALIFORNIA VIOLENCE CRIME MUSHROOM FARM CHUNLI ZHAO</p>\n<p></p>

AP-APTN-0930: US Blackout Friday, 9 September 2011 STORY:US Blackout- NEW +4:3 Millions of people on US-Mexico border left without power LENGTH: 03:10 FIRST RUN: 0630 RESTRICTIONS: Pt No Access North America/Internet TYPE: English/Spanish/Natsound SOURCE: AP TELEVISION/ABC STORY NUMBER: 704717 DATELINE: San Diego - 8 September 2011 LENGTH: 03:10 AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA/INTERNET SHOTLIST: AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY San Diego, California, US - 8 September 2011 ++4:3++ ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 1. Policeman lighting flare and putting it on road 2. Tilt from policeman with flare to unlit traffic lights 3. Traffic on street 4. Exterior of Lowe's hardware shop 5. Customers inside store 6. Man walking with flashlight on his head 7. Various of traffic on dark street 8. Sign on door of shop saying it is closed due to power outage 9. Mid of shop doors 10. Wide of shops 11. Various of streets and traffic ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA/INTERNET San Diego, California, US - 8 September 2011 ++16:9++ ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mike Niggli, chief operating officer, San Diego Gas & Electric Co. "I'd like to thank all of our customers for their patience. This is an event that has not occurred in San Diego before with a complete blackout of the system, and unfortunately caused by an event in another state. But we're going to work through it. We thank you for your patience and look forward to getting you back in service as soon as possible." AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico - 8 September 2011 ++16:9++ ++DAY SHOTS++ 13. Wide of traffic cop and, traffic on street 14. Clock on side of building 15. People on street queueing to buy ice 16. Man preparing block of ice 17. Wide of fuel station 18. Fuel station employee directing traffic 19. Various of fuel tanker and van involved in traffic accident 20. Fuel station employees directing traffic 21. Cars in queue for fuel station 22. Various of man siphoning fuel out of car 23. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Rogelio Lopez, bar owner "I'm the owner of the bar, I have them (customers) in there with candles. The ones making good money are the supermarkets, they ran out of candles, you can't even fin them in supermarkets anymore." 24. Various of people on street 25. Rescue vehicle pulling up 26. Close of sign on rescue vehicle reading: (Spanish) "Rescue" 27. Rescue personnel on street 28. Various of rescue vehicles on street 29. Various of power station STORYLINE: Utility officials say more than a half-million customers have power back in California, Arizona and Mexico after a massive outage knocked out power in a region of almost 6 (m) million people. San Diego Gas & Electric Co. officials say they're continuing to work towards fully restoring power to the region. The blackout began shortly before 4 pm local time (2300GMT) on Thursday with two nuclear reactors offline after losing electricity. Officials said there was no danger to the public or workers. The investigation into the cause of the outage is still under way, but it likely could be traced to an employee removing a piece of monitoring equipment at a power substation in southwest Arizona, officials said. It knocked out power in a region of almost 6 (m) million people in the southwest of the United States and Mexico on Thursday, bringing San Diego to a near-standstill and leaving people in the surrounding desert to swelter in searing summer heat. San Diego bore the brunt of the blackout which darkened much of the nation's eighth-largest city. The blackout extended east to Yuma, Arizona, where more than 56-thousand people were left in the dark; power was restored there about five hours later. Power was back by 10pm Thursday (0500 GMT Friday) in about a dozen cities in San Diego and Orange counties, officials said. Nine of San Diego Gas & Electric Co.'s 115 substations were also back in service. Mike Niggli, chief operating officer of San Diego Gas & Electric Co. told a news conference: "This is an event that has not occurred in San Diego before with a complete blackout of the system, unfortunately caused by an event in another state but we're going to work through it. We thank you for your patience and look forward to getting you back in service as soon as possible," said Most of the people in the affected region were expected to spend the night without power. In Tijuana, Mexico, people scrambled to buy ice, candles and fuel ahead of a possible extended blackout. Long lines were seen at fuel stations and outside establishments selling ice . Bar owner Rogelio Lopez commented: "I have them (customers) in there with candles. The ones making good money are the supermarkets, they ran out of candles, you can't even fin them in supermarkets anymore." The US-Mexico border was cloaked in darkness and police on both sides sent in re-enforcements to prevent looting and other crime in their cities, but none was reported. Tijuana, Mexicali and other cities in Mexico's Baja California state were affected due to their being connected to the US power grid. 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 (Copyright 2011 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.) AP-NY-09-09-11 0547EDT

A racial slur picked up on a audio tape of the beating of illegal immigrants by Sheriff’s Deputies is getting new attention.

<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>00 - :08</p>\n<p>Voice of Kate Shea</p>\n<p>Half Moon Bay Resident</p>\n<p>KPIX</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>08 - :20</p>\n<p>KGO</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:20-:26</p>\n<p>Sheriff Christina Corpus</p>\n<p>San Mateo County, CA</p>\n<p>KGO</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:26 - :33</p>\n<p>KPIX</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>43 - 46</p>\n<p>KPIX</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>46 - :50</p>\n<p>KGO</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>51 - 54</p>\n<p>KPIX</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:54 - :58</p>\n<p>KGO</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>01:14 - 01:20</p>\n<p>KPIX</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>01:20 - 01:35</p>\n<p>KGO</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>01:35 - 01:38</p>\n<p>KPIX</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>1:42-1:45</p>\n<p>KGO</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>01:45 - 01:50</p>\n<p>Lizette Diaz</p>\n<p>Half Moon Bay Resident </p>\n<p>KGO</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>01:50 - 01:53</p>\n<p>KPIX</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>01:57 - 02:02</p>\n<p>Federico Nunez</p>\n<p>Family Member</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>02:02 - 02:15</p>\n<p>KPIX</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p>CALIFORNIA IS REELING FROM TWO MASS SHOOTINGS IN JUST JUST TWO DAYS.</p>\n<p>THE LATEST -- IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, WHERE SEVEN PEOPLE WERE KILLED IN TWO SEPARATE ATTACKS IN AN AGRICULTURAL AREA SOUTH OF SAN FRANCISCO.</p>\n<p>THAT FOLLOWS A MASS SHOOTING IN <u>SOUTHERN</u> CALIFORNIA THAT LEFT ELEVEN PEOPLE DEAD.</p>\n<p>C-N-N'S VERONICA MIRACLE HAS MORE FROM HALF MOON BAY.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>Kate Shea: "The farm workers on the coast have a rough life as it is, and this is just terrible."</p>\n<p>SEVEN DEAD - ONE CRITICALLY INJURED - AFTER A MASS SHOOTING MONDAY AT TWO SEPARATE LOCATIONS THAT INVESTIGATORS ARE NOW CALLING WORKPLACE VIOLENCE - TARGETING SOME AGRICULTURAL WORKERS AT A FARM NEAR THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA.</p>\n<p>Sheriff Christina Corpus: "Only know connection between the victims and the suspect is that they may have been co-workers."</p>\n<p>INVESTIGATORS SAY THE ADULT VICTIMS... FIVE MEN AND TWO WOMEN WERE OF HISPANIC OR ASIAN DESCENT.</p>\n<p>Sheriff Christina Corpus: “As some of these victims were members of our migrant community, this represents a unique challenge when it comes to notifications and identifications of next-of-kin.”</p>\n<p>SAN MATEO COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES ARRIVED AT A MUSHROOM FARM TO FIND FOUR VICTIMS SHOT DEAD - AND THE GUNMAN NOWHERE TO BE FOUND.</p>\n<p>A FIFTH VICTIM HAD LIFE-THREATENING INJURIES AND WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL.</p>\n<p>Sheriff Christina Corpus: "The victim at the hospital is out of surgery and stable."</p>\n<p>A SHORT TIME LATER, THREE OTHER PEOPLE WERE FOUND DEAD AT A TRUCKING FACILITY... ABOUT TWO MILES FROM THE FARM.</p>\n<p>AGAIN, THE GUNMAN WAS GONE.</p>\n<p>SAN MATEO COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE NEWS RELEASE. </p>\n<p>AS POLICE INVESTIGATED BOTH INCIDENTS - THEY IDENTIFIED THE SUSPECT AS CHUNLI ZHAO... A 66-YEAR-OLD WHO LIVES IN HALF MOON BAY.</p>\n<p>AT 4:40PM - THE SUSPECT WAS LOCATED IN HIS CAR IN THE PARKING LOT OF THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE HALF MOON BAY SUBSTATION BY A DEPUTY.</p>\n<p>nats-"Come here, come here, hands up"</p>\n<p>MORE OF HIM ARRESTED AND WALKING BY CAMERAS WITH HANDS BEHIND BACK</p>\n<p>THE TENSE SITUATION - CAUGHT ON CAMERA AS DEPUTIES TOOK HIM INTO CUSTODY.</p>\n<p>THEY QUICKLY GRABBED HIM BY THE ARM AND GOT HIM ON THE GROUND... HANDCUFFING HIM.</p>\n<p>THE SHERIFF SAYS THE SEMI-AUTOMATIC HANDGUN THAT WAS USED IN THE SHOOTINGS WAS LEGALLY REGISTERED TO THE SUSPECT.</p>\n<p>Sheriff Christina Corpus: “He wasn't a red flag for us, nothing to put him on our radar."</p>\n<p>OFFICIALS SAY CHILDREN WERE PRESENT AT THE SITE OF THE SHOOTING.</p>\n<p>Lizette Diaz: "I have four boys and I cannot imagine what those kids witness today.”</p>\n<p>AS AUTHORITIES WORK TO IDENTIFY THE VICTIMS - THIS MAN SAYS HE DOESN'T KNOW IF HIS EX-WIFE IS AMONG THEM.</p>\n<p>Federico Nunez: "I want to know if she is okay, I want to know if she is okay. My kids are really worried abut it."</p>\n<p>INVESTIGATORS SAY THEY STILL DON'T KNOW THE MOTIVE FOR THE SHOOTINGS... BUT BELIEVE THE SUSPECT WORKED AT ONE OF THE SHOOTING LOCATIONS - AND ACTED ALONE.</p>\n<p>Sheriff Christina Corpus: “This is, I think, one of these issues where someone snapped, unfortunately and people, innocent people were killed. it’s a tragedy.”</p>\n<p><b>--TAG--</b></p>\n<p>CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR GAVIN NEWSOM IS MEETING WITH THE VICTIMS' FAMILIES AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS TUESDAY EVENING.</p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>CALIFORNIA GUN VIOLENCE SHOOTING JUSTICE LAW FATAL</p>\n<p></p>

POSSIBLE TERRORISTS IN FEDERAL COURT TODAY UNDER SUSPICION OF TRY TO BLOW UP A GAS STORAGE AREA.

TAPE: EF02/0774 IN_TIME: 20:50:46 DURATION: 4:55 SOURCES: APTN/Fox Searchligt/ABC/KPLA/AP RESTRICTIONS: No re-use/re-sale of film clips without clearance DATELINE: 10 September 2002 - Hollywood, California USA SHOTLIST : 1. Nick Nolte mug shot 2. Nick Nolte being arrested - AP Photos The Following shots-KTLA 3. Set-up shot Captain Dan Bower 4. SOT: (English) Captain Dan Bower "At approximately twelve-ten yesterday, September 11th, we had an officer who had just completed a traffic stop on the PCH (pacific coast highway) south of Dune Road and at the completion of the stop - the officer's attention was drawn to a black Mercedes because of squealing tires. The officer followed the vehicle, and the vehicle was driving very erratically, weaving side to side. The officer made a traffic stop on the car - the solo occupant driver was Nick Nolte. The officer asked Mr Nolte to perform a series of field sobriety tests. Based upon the results of those tests as well as Mr Nolte's demeanor and the driving observations - the officer formed the opinion that Mr Nolte was under the influence of alcohol and or drugs. Mr Nolte was transported to a location where a blood test, a blood sample, was taken - the results of which we won't have for a few days and then he was booked in the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department substation for misdemeanor DUI (driving under the influence). About six to eight hours later he posted the standard 25-hundred dollar bail which is the standard bail for misdemeanor DUI and released." AP Photos 5. AP Stills of Nolte's arrest KTLA 6. SOT: (English) Captain Dan Bower "He was co-operative through the whole process so it was a non-eventful type arrest. Mr Nolte responded to all the requests that were made of him. The officers describe him as being highly intoxicated. The officers described him as very co-operative but highly intoxicated. (Q: We heard he looked like a sloppy drunk. Can you describe what he was like?) You know, I didn't observe him myself and I have given you the information the officer gave. His information was that Mr Nolte was highly intoxicated." 7. Still shot of mug shot 8. SOT: (English) Captain Dan Bower "Just that he was highly intoxicated and that his speech was slow and slurred and all the typical symptoms of somebody who's under the influence of something and that would include all the things that you just said (like drooling and the eyes and things like that - so that is correct.) That is correct, yes." 9. Cutaway cameraman AP Photos 10. Stills of Nick Nolte being arrested ABC FOOTAGE 11. Various shots of Nick Nolte under arrest APTN MATERIAL 12. Various shots premiere arrivals 12. Film clip - 'The Good Thief' 13. Various shots premiere arrivals SOURCE: AP Photos/KTLA STORYLINE: A drooling and disheveled Nick Nolte was taken into police custody on the 10th of September for several hours after being stopped for allegedly driving under the influence. The actor - who has appeared in the aptly named 'I Love Trouble,' 'Affliction' and 'Down and Out in Beverly Hills.' He was nominated for an oscar for his role in 'The Prince of Tides' and will be appearing in the upcoming feature film of 'The Hulk.' The oscar nominated actor is free on bail - but charges are pending as officers await the return of blood tests that will confirm which substances Nolte is believed to have been using. The officer - who didn't recognise Nolte - had noticed a black Mercedes driving erratically along California's Coastal Highway outside of Malibu. The 61-year-old actor has a long history with alcohol. He had even referred to himself as a 'functioning drunk' at one juncture - but had reportedly claimed to have given up the juice in the mid-1990s. On condition of anonymity - one arresting officer said a breathilizer test revealed no use of alcohol. The actor's car was impounded but no drugs or alcohol were found. The actor's publicist, Arnold Robinson, had no comment.