webster has been charged with two counts of theft and burglary. he is being held on $125,000 bond. >> herman cain it seems to show no signs of quitting for the rest of president. today he stormed through ohio hitting back against charges of his affair. nicole has the latest. >>hermain cain is reassessing and reevaluating his campagin.] for now he is not backing down. the candidate would not put the breaks on his white house run. >>we will make decision in several days. >>he claims he still hasspupport despite allegations. he accused critics of trying to derail his bid. >>they want you to believe with enough assination of charactwe4r on me i will drop out. >>i think the man is innocent until proven guilty, others are backing away. >> he needs to understand he is a destructive for what is going on right now. we need to move on. >> politico's ken vogel said more could dtract from the right. >> when we first brought the story, they were willing to take his side against the media. it has been harder for them to do that. >> he has already lost some supp

. >>> burglary in an area not known for crime. this community is taking matters into their own hands. >>> good evening . no mincing of words as the republican candidates for president squared off in their debate tonight. this focused on national security and foreign policy. randall pinkston in start anberg carolina, where they strongly criticized president obama >> reporter: there was a discussion of a broad range of issues tonight, including some stunning positions by some of the candidates like the possibility of the u.s. taking military action against iran. the eight republicans running for president took the stage in south carolina to talk national security and foreign policy. in a debate sponsored by cbs news and the national journal. they tackled issues such as torture, pakistan, and iran's nuclear ambitions. newt gingrich said he would take military action against iran. >> if we elect me as the next president, they will not have a nuclear weapon. >> if you eliminate the department of energy --. lef3: >> you remembered it. [

. >>> a rise in burglaries in an area not known for crime has community members taking matters into their own hand. the additional eyes they are using. >>> fans and players react to the first penn state game without coach joe in the wake of a sex scandal. the moment that silenced the stadium. >>> no the eight candidates squared off. it was focused on national security and foreign policy and . they strongly criticized the press. >> reporter: and they indeed it strongly criticize him. all of them came prepared to discuss national security. the managing editor of cbs evening news described it as the commander in chief debate which was going to focus on what they would do when the phone call rang at 3:00 in the morning with the issue of national security. one of the candidates came with another agenda. rick perry came to repair the damage from a flubb he made from an earlier debate. >> they took the stage in south carolina to talk national security and foreign policy. in a debate sponsored by cbs news and the national journal. they tackled questions for 90 minutes on issues like torture, tie

. >>> an arrest in richmond may be linked to a series of burglaries in marin county. police recovered a number of items early this morning, including several bicycles from a stolen pickup truck. police say three suspects ditched the truck following a chase over the richmond bridge. the chase started after police spotted the suspect leaving a larks spur apartment complex where there's been a string of burglaries. police are now checking to see if items in the truck belong to any of the burglary victims. >>> two men are facing possible charges after being accused of attacking members of "occupy san jose." an occupy member e-mailed us this picture from the scene at city hall saturday night. the member claims the men tried to steal a luggage cart before hitting and attacking another occupy medical -- occupy member. police arrested the men a short time later. >>> "occupy oakland" demonstrators are not letting the rain and cold clear out their encampment in city hall. but the group is sending out tweets asking for supplies to help them cope with conditions. among the reques

. >> a killing over copper after an apparent burglary attempt. >> good evening, i's from ken wayne. >> i's from heather holmes. >> the owner of a vacant home caught a suspected thief red- handed and in antioch, police are just clearing the scene, but have not yet arrested the shooter. >> reporter: right heather, they think that owner was defending himself and first called police. like you said, police cleared the scene moments ago, but were going in and out of house. on the inside they said it was obvious someone was pulling copper wiring from the home, that was until that person was confronted by the owner. the sight of police and crime scene tape around three vacant houses in antioch had neighbors on edge, especially when they learn a man was shot and killed inside one of the homes. >> i have known that house to be empty and for that to happen, it's just mind blow. >> reporter: police say this gray, two story house was not empty when the owner stopped by around 2:30 this afternoon and investigators say he interrupted a burglary in progress and when the suspect threat íened the owner

dna lab burglary. you know, just color me idealistic, but i find it inconceivable that any student of science could sabotage the efforts of so many for short-term monetary gain. are there any suspects? they're talking to a lot of people. yeah? anybody in particular? you know that joke i made to david-- it might have, um... purely inadvertently... put some extra attention on, uh... on ron allen. oh, charlie... ron allen has surmounted incredible obstacles just to get into calsci... i know. well, that you could erect one more barrier, just out of some... some careless remark? larry. they're not singling him out. they're talking to everyone who had access to that lab, okay? okay. you know that if you were to fall under similar scrutiny i would go beyond the boundaries of the observable universe to defend you, and you know that. huh. i always thought your interests in... music were computational, not compositional. what have you got here? i've never seen this. don and i took piano lessons when we were chil

i've been here five years and i'm serving a 32-year sentence for simple burglary. i admitted i did it committed a crime but as far as being a bad person i don't think i'm a bad person. i just think i allowed a drug addiction to cause me to make bad decisions and i stole for drugs. >> he's known here in south louisiana mostly because he was a big-time football player at lsu and kind of a hometown hero. >> i come from a small town named cecilia, louisiana, probably the only time you see a red light there is christmastime. >> in the 1983 nfl draft, he was picked by the st. louis cardinals and later played for the houston oilers. >> i played with the great warren moon, some of the great players. played for the man in black, jerry glanville. >> number 44 for the washington red skins. this right here is herschel walker, 1981. i can name you a few guys, famous guys that got a few of those scars on me. >> ramsey's football career ended when a neck injury forced him to retire. >> from there it's like i guess downhill. got convicted in '91. got out, stayed out about a year,

is charged with first-degree murder and residential burglary. prosecutors say he broke into the two-story home in a secluded neighborhood in indian head park last thursday. if freshman in high school returned home from school to find wilson inside the home. prosecutors say he fatally stabbed her and use herself on to send disturbing text messages to her mother taunting her about her death. his last known address is in south lafayette actually had contact with a police officer the night of the murder at a 7-eleven in western springs. he told the officer his car was broken down and needed a cat into the city. we learned that the officer left the man we now know wilson go because he had no of standing warrants. we have also learned that police have impounded a taxi cab in connection with the case. we have also been told that the dna evidence from a hat left behind at the home outmatched wilson's. cook county state's attorney says clients taken from the home as well as herself found and ipod touch were found in wilson possession. the horrific nature

he also faces burglary, robbery and rape charges.rancisco police reported break-in, theft and vandalism at the may uriel candidate david choose headquarters. this is someone broke in and stole thousands of dollars of equipment and then trashed campaign he quit it. choo's campaign says if it was politically motivated will not affect tomorrow's election. now there are more allegations against the republican presidential candidate herman cain yet another woman accuses him of sexual harassment, we will be back. big! big. big, big. big big big big? big big big big big. big big...big. ♪ big big big -big. -big! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ big big big -big big. -big! -big -big! -♪ big -big. -big big big. big big big. big big big. small. big big big big. small! [ male announcer ] the space-saving, eco-friendly, totally unique smart. unbig. uncar. ♪ >>pam: michael jackson's doctor has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. after the verdict was read in a sentencing date was decided the prosecution ask that dr. conrad murray's bail baby--

. >> you think he faked that burglary and killed his wife. >> yes. >> he wanted the thoushouse. he wanted her money. if he divorced her, he he lost everything. >> in court, a stunning verdict. >> this cannot be p happenhappening. i did not kill my wife! >> but stunning still was what came after, a mysterious woman with a secret. >> this is a woman who said, i saw the murderer and it wasn't tom foley. >> would her story be the ultd mat twist? >> we can tear out your heart. >> "mystery at heath bar farm." good evening. welcome to "dateline." i'm a lester holt. it's a mystery people thought they had the answer to, the murder of a teacher, within hours police were on the scene. there would be an arrest, a trial and a conviction. case closed? not on your life. because in this story a bombshell came in after the verdict. here's josh mankiewicz. >> 911. >> i need an ambulance now. >> february 2009, coldwater, michigan. >> what's the problem? >> my wife! >> your wife? >> yes! >> in one day, one moment -- >> is she breathing? >> no! she's gone! she's gone. >> -- the innocent, simple life

. -- or reharming those who suffer the burglary. >> of the teenagers says he does not feel any sympathy or remorse. >> consider yourself told. one of the most contentious issues and world sport has to be whether a goal has crossed the line. football will be using a new technology. one of soccer's trickiest issues about to be resolved. >> over the line or not, as simple question but one that hurts england possible -- world cup chances last summer. fifa is reconsidering its long- held opposition against the use of technology in this board. if a working solution can be found, then the football association is eager to see it adopted. >> it is possible to see it as early as 1213. right across the game is another question. -- it is possible to see it as early as 2013. >> tennis players already have the ability to challenge calls. the company is looking to meet the strict criteria required by fifa. this is demonstrated at the rochester football club. the inventor is recognizing the challenges that officials face. >> a linesman is 30 yards away. the goal is over the line. if you would like to t

he told them he interrupted he an burglary at his rental home and shot the burglary after he threatened him. thlt home has been burglarized several times and the homeowner was not arrested. >>> the sierras received a dose of winter weather tonight. bore real has the snow guns in operation taking advantage of temperatures in the 20s to add to snow on the slopes. this is very early. enter tonight, 80 was very slippery. the driver of a westbound pickup truck lost control and went off the road. fortunately was not injured. officers say drivers need to get into the winter mind-set when driving in the mountains. >> drive slow. secondly, have plenty of gas, warm clothes. and food. and make sure you have the correct size chains. >> the snow may be a headache for drivers. it's helping to boost the area economy, of course. resorts there are in the process of hiring more than 1,000 seasonal workers and are very happy to see the early snow. now for a look at the rain across the bay area today that turned into snow in tahoe, let's check in with rob mayeda. >> quite a bit of rain came down this eveni

. >>> a 25-year-old has been arrested and charged in a string of burglaries we told you about last night involving crimes in hartford, cecil and baltimore counties. michael was taken into police custody just after 7:00 last night. he is accused of robbing the exxon at the maryland house travel plaza back on november 9th. police believe he also committed several other armed robberies of convenience store and gas stations in the days that followed. he was arrested during a traffic stop after being identified by a tipster who saw surveillance pictures of him. >>> weather-wise, things nice and clear. we had great sunshine all day before a nice, early sunset this evening. you can see not a cloud in the sky except well offshore tonight. to that's looking good for us weather-wise. temperatures will be dropping tonight with winds letting up. it will be a frosty one overnight. we've got 41 at bwi and easton now. so the rest of the evening through the 30s we go, chilly with a light southwesterly breeze dying off. we'll talk more about how the weekend shapes up that our sunday and into thanksgiving

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also questioning a man held up a warrant one of several burglaries and southwest suburbs over the summer not calling him a prime suspect in the girl's murder. the brazen ness of which has shaken this normally quiet community. >> the best hope for the best for the family. >> might have expected this more for chicago to raise the kids in the suburbs it good school all of these things not safe have to be careful. >> there is a public visitation planned for wednesday and thursday this week from a 4-9:00 p.m. on west 50 fixed-rate in countryside funeral planned for friday morning. >> ghoulish caper this halloween stealing cemetery basistolen vases arresting two men caught loading south side alley plant to catch and on the high scrap metal prices vases priced between 100-$500 making between 9000-$44,000 >> when we came through the alley we observed to individuals loading items into a blue bag and placing them into the back of a suv when we walked up to investigate we observed and they looked like vases at it came to mind they were actually cemetery urns >> please try to find out which cemeteri

almost killed somebody during a burglary. ♪ they say time's been healing broken hearts probably sincey have been an effort for askey, but he has struggled to maintain one in particular, with his daughter, lauren. >> she's 21 now. and she's trying to make a singing career, actually. she's so intelligent and so compassionate. and so many things. so many wonderful things, actually. >> but askey has rarely been able to enjoy his daughter's musical talent. >> i don't have a tape of her or anything. i haven't heard her sing. except for the time she came over here, that was the first time. about four years ago she came up during a christmas festival thing. it was the first time. she was 17 years old. it was the first time i got to play guitar with her. and sing in front of the audience. boy, that was a moment because i had never even really just sat there with a guitar, you know, with her before. all this kind of good stuff just makes me feel like a real moron, you know? i let my kid down and everybody. you know? family. everybody loved me. everybody still does. but it's weird. it's heavy. i

. >> before coming to prison, yost was a drug addict with a burglary and attempted burglary on his record. when he was arrested for manufacturing methamphetamine in 1996, he fell under california's three strikes statute and got 35 years to life. >> that means i might possibly be eligible for parole in the year 2028. but i'm like 43 right now, and that's a lifetime away. it's an insane -- it's an insane, incredible amount of time to sit somebody who has no history of violence. i don't have violence on my record at all, none. >> but since coming to prison, yost has been repeatedly written up by the staff for violent behavior. >> it's predatory. prison is predatory. your necessities and your wants, right, run on a razor's edge, you know? when -- it's just an analogy, but when a pen all of a sudden has the value of a corvette, you'll live and die over it. >> for the past 2 1/2 months yost has been in administrative segregation, or the hole, a disciplinary unit where inmates are locked down 23 hours a day. what landed him here? he viciously beat up a rival cellmate. >> what provoked it? you kn

an average of 1.5 burglaries happen in themont claire district. yesterday cameras were handed out to those who hadn't bought them and tried to sell the idea to those who haven't. >> if you have a good solid lead on somebody who's creating crimes and doing damage right then and there, that's what you got to roll with. >> and these cameras are hd. officers say a high equal picture creates a solid case. that means police might give your burglary a second look. >>> well nother east bay news, the fate of doctors medical center in san pablo rests in the hands of voters. the hospital is counting on a partial tax measure j so it can keep its doors open. the ballots are still coming in. the hospital is the only full- service emergency facility. it will cost taxpayers about $47 annually. >>> and in international news, high level meetings are going in italy today to see who can form a new government and try to save the country from a melt down. the prime minister resigned last night. the top contender to replace him is an economist, mario monti. >>> and tomo

he also wore the clothes of kenny williams and his 2005 world series ring at some point during a burglary he left behind hospital bracelet which incriminated him >>president obama has a pardon demand from park ridge convicted of transporting stolen jewelry nearly 30 years ago 72 year-old martin crowley and said he was surprised to learn about the pardon and that he is grateful that it came during the things given holiday he does not want to discuss his conviction or why he was pardoned be careful where you parked this holiday shopping season ... state police are patrolling the malls and shopping centers looking for cars parked illegally in handicapped spaces robert jordan is live with that report in the loop >>ethically this is a bad idea and state police will be out checking for violators fines and penalties will be substantial >>we're here to remind drivers that parking in disability parking spaces is for those who are truly disabled >>we have all seen them before drivers to illegally parked in these spaces reserved for the disabled with holiday shopping season beginning days from now t

. >> when we met ronnie goodman, he was in the seventh year of a ten-year sentence for burglary. >> irawing when i was 6 or 7 years old. my cousin, he drew a picture of batman. and i was like, what is that? you know, i was -- it was like a magic trick. then he started teaching me how to draw and after that i just -- i never stopped. >> unfortunately, goodman's love of art wasn't enough to save him on the outside. >> i started using drugs. i started being self-destructive. i didn't care. i was basically homeless. and just struggling with life in general. >> but in prison, goodman rediscovered his passion. >> a friend of mine showed me -- since you're in prison, why don't you try to create work that's pertaining to your life? i'm fighting it, i'm in prison, why would i want to do anything about that? i'm like, man, it's bad enough that i'm here. i don't like being here, so see what comes out of ya. this is a scene in san quentin prison that is really the main access to the upper yard which is going up to north block. and you're coming down the steps. you knowb, you get this feeling like

investigators say that the owner of a vacant home interrupted a burglary in progress. they believe that the suspect threatened the owner, leading the owner to shoot and kill the suspect. >> it's been a year now. >> what do you think of this happening? >> i don't know. >> neighbors describe the homeowner as frustrated after recent burglaries. the owner is cooperating and has not been arrested. >>> police trying to figure out a motive behind a drive-by shooting that left one dead. it happened friday night on the lawn in front of an apartment complex. police say that the victims were walking on the street when they were attacked. the suspects are gang members but the victims were not afailuated with gangs and not targeted. it is the first homicide in two years. >>> the mayor of one city is clearing out after a woman taking part in the protest died. the woman was in her 20s was found yesterday at occupy vancouver. police say she was transported to the hospital where she later died. the cause of death has not been determined. some protesters she died because of a drug overd

police who tried to arrest him for burglary. he's armed and dangerous, and he's not alone in the car. he's got a baby on board. officials at the border, including u.s. customs inspector alfredo morales and supervisor charmaine rodriguez brace themselves. >> at the port of entry, if something's going to happen, it's going to happen here. >> they know that chases that head toward the border have a way of ending there. >> there generally is a bottleneck of traffic there so the state and local police departments often use that scenario to help them stop vehicles. >> and that's exactly what happens on this day. price snakes through stalled traffic, but finally he can go no further. >> he had to just slam on the brakes and come to an abrupt stop, and he didn't want to get out of his car. he was surrounded by law enforcement from various federal and state and local agencies. >> price locks himself in. the windows are up, but officers can see the suspect and the baby in the back seat. their first thought is to save the child. >> we were

. >>> with burglaries on the rise, and fewer police on the streets, one east bay community has come up with a high-tech plan to catch criminals. anne makovec met with people in montclare today who said when it comes to a crime, a picture is worth a thousand words. >> how would they get into your house? >> reporter: if is a low tech way to announce a high-tech plan. but that's how this movement started. in oakland's month clare community. and neighbor to neighbor, grass roots affair. >> we're a force to reckon with. >> reporter: there has been an uptick in burglaries here. an average of 1.5 per day. >> my neighbor up the street, he had his front door kicked in twice. >> reporter: so neighbors decided they needed cameras. and that if more people bought into it, more of the neighborhood would be safe. >> so this gives us another set of eyes while we're not around to keep us in the loop. >> reporter: this weekend, they handed out new cameras to those who bought them. and they got a small group discount on service. and they tried to sell the idea to those who haven't. >> if they're on your

on burglaries and we have to monitor our own neighborhood. >> oakland needs more police help. officers would be great, but we got to work with what we got. >> the police say surveillance cameras help because nobody wants to be caught on tape. >>> a pair of gunmen suspected in two robberies may have struck again in pleasant hill. police say two men wearing skeleton masks and black hoodies robbed a verizon store around 7:30. armed with semi automat ix they robbed wallets. their descriptions match burglars that robbed a shop and go store. >> aviation history. two major airlines put biofuel in the tank. it bucs cleaner and major breakthrough for a bay area lab. david louie has the details. >> reporter: solardyne has the goal to produce renewable fuel. but now it has opened a large scale market. this 737 jet airliner is leaving the airport as the first commercial jet to be operated by a blend of biofuel and standard jet fuel. >> to see something come out of lab and scaled up and actually see it in a commercial application is quite gratifying. >> it was powered by 40% biofuel 60% je

. >> violating his parole in another burglary. right now he's a person of interest. >>> state police matching resources police. all help and the search for the grimes. >>> well, we just learned that president barack obama will be on the campus tomorrow. the tigers basketball team will face oregon state. a team that's led by the president's brother-in-law. the university announced today the first family will be there to watch and if you're going to watch, you should allow extra time. gates open at noon and must be inside the arena at 1:45 for the 12:00 game. this is a model of the bronze statute morris friends want to commission and install outside the stadium. former baltimore ncaap president held a meeting today to talk about the plan. the hall of famer deserves to be honored with a monument, permanent one. >>> coming up could a blockbusterrer vampire movie be causing seizures. the bizarre acquisition movie goers are making about the latest. >>> what set off the fight at the nail salon. >>> maryland plays a huge part in the next

three suspects were involved in a murder at -- burglary at a carry out, yao ming, and customer freddie jones jr. was shot and killed. according to the video, marco jones saw his grandson in the peck tour and called police. >> they said they saw their son's picture on the news, recognized him as the shooter, and they couldn't live with themselves knowing something like this had happened. >> markell jones and two others were conducting street robberies on the night of the murder, mar kefment ll said. he said he shot jones three times. no money was taken from jones. $10 was taken from another customer. the teenager is charged with first-degree murder, assault, robbery, and handgun violations. >> it is sad. it is shocking that someone in this neighborhood would do that. >> neighbor sicily adams was disturbed by the news but glad to hear jones' parents turned him in. >> i'm glad they did it, because a lot of parents would not have done it. they would have tried to protect their child, because it is their child. i'm glad they did the right thing and turned them in. >> police say markell jone

in the mid-'80s i had a burglary and attempted burglary. i did four years for it. those are strike one and strike two. in 1996, i caught a drug charge, a methamphetamine charge, i fell under the california's three strikes and you're out law. i ended up getting a sentence of 35 years to life. >> aaron yost was 11 years into his latest sentence when we met him at kern valley state prison in california. he says his problems stem from a near life-long abuse of drugs. >> i grew up with drugs. my parents were quote/unquote hippies. both my parents dropped acid. my mom's dead now from a drug overdose. when i was 9 years old, i was rolling joints for mom and dad. >> yost's life is now largely confined to this cell, which he shares with another inmate. >> i'm not comfortable with this. i don't like men, i like women, you know? and this, to me, it's disgusting. i'm still irritated. if i wake up in the morning, i'm agitated because i have to live with another man. >> now, the closest yost comes to female companionship is through his tattoos. some of which are too graphic to s

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monday morning i got arrested for false imprisonment, assault, burglary, auto theft, right?r life if they ever came to court and testified against me, and they even went so far as to took -- they put a dead rat in a box and sent it to them in the mail. ♪ ♪ you know, the victim in this case obviously never knew me. i never knew them. they never did anything to me. i'm done. >> the counselors believe mefford's emotional reaction is sincere but feel that he is holding something back. he never uses his victim's name. >> saying my victim is a detachment, you know, so if we can remember their names and bring them forward, it's a real important step in acknowledging and honoring them in a way that we haven't. and does your victim have a name? >> yes, they do. i know the name. i know it well. just i don't -- >> mefford struggles to reveal the name of the man he attacked. it makes the counselors wonder if there are other things he is holding back. >> shawn doesn't know us. he hasn't been in any of the programs with us, so it's like, okay. i'm going to hold some control back. i'm goin

. >> webster faces charges in connection with a burglary at a church on st. john's lane. with several children's musical instruments were stolen, he is behind bars tonight held on $125,000 bond. >>> after a two-week crime spree, accused bank robber is behind bars tonight. they arrested her this afternoon. officers responding to a bank robbery attempted and swabs passed a note and demanded cash. she didn't get away with any money and ran away. her vehicle was spotted and an offer followed her where she crashed. she got away on foot but was later arrested. she kidnapped and stabbed a woman on thanksgiving day. she's also responsible for other crimes in virginia. >>> two universities with big- time sports programs now accused of harboring pedophiles. a new accuser has come forward. >> a civil lawsuit has been filed against the assistant football coach. the 29-year-old man says he was molested by jerry sandusky 100 times between '92 and '96. he's not one of the 8 boys jerry sandusky is charged with molesting. his attorney read a statement. >> i have been hurt by this for a lo

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parishioners on control after seeing several burglaries. members of the church take matters into their own hands. >> if i'm your secret santa i have to get a swan. >>> plus what the nba lockout means for players and fans. >>> for news, weather and traffic updates, check us out on facebook, just search nbc bay area. i was told that i was at@risk for sudden cardiac death. i was 23 years old. i wasn't overweight. i never dreamed this would happen to me. when the doctor told me i had three blocked arteries, i felt like i was punche in the gut. i found out that one in three women die from heart disease. how did i not know that ? >>> i'm damian trujillo live at ucsf where security is already tight for this morning's uc regents meeting. details coming up. >>> also smoke in the cockpits. the midair flight that had

. >>> and he is due back in court, he faces charges of burglary and being in position of stolen property. now the incident at the marriott marquise hotel made national headlines. rebecca awoke to find a woman and stealing their valuables. they suffered a serious ankle injury when he chased the thief down the hallway. a new update this morning from the family of injured giants fan bryan stow. he is now said to be writing the names of his two children with his left hand and they are trying to get him to eat more solid food which he is sometimes resisting. he just visited the 42-year-old on saturday. >> there is definitely a slow coming where i told him i was going to las vegas, he said i want to go and without hesitation he looked over and said i want to go. >> quote, though he smiles, it is not the same smile we know to the brian's. though he jokes, the humor is different. though he interacts with his children, he is not the dad they have known. >>> there could be more on the basketball court this winter. yesterday the player's association rejected the latest proposal to end the lock out.

holland pleaded guilty to murder attempted rape and burglary in exchange for a life sentence.he was waived any right to appeal. >>> we are a little more than fours hours into election day. in san francisco state observers are keeping an eye out for trouble at polling places. the trouble might be inside the voting booth as they try to figure out the rank choice voting system for mayor. >> reporter: i'm down at powell and pacific there's a polling place on that block of pacific and a polling place on that block of pacific the secretary of state won't say where these observers are or when they are going to be there. they will not feel claustrophobic because there aren't that many people voting today. a quiet scene at this polling place in the marina district this morning. four workers on hand ready for more voters. at city hall, a larger number but not what the director of elections was anticipating. >> the turn-out has been an average of 50%. when i look at the numbers that we received, and the early voting here about 16%. >> reporter: low turnout despite a hard fought campaign

he's been in and out of prison for 20 years for robbery, and burglary. >> murderer, robbers, they'rehere. child molesters, rapos, they're down here. it's a food chain, you know? everything is about respect in this place. how you carry yourself determines how you live. this joint here ain't like the rest of them. when i first got here in '84, convicts used to run this joint. the man runs this joint now. what i mean by the man is the system. >> we run the prison. we have the towers. we have the fences. and we keep control of the inmates. >> to crack down on contraband and violence, usp instituted a policy of controlled movement. no two cell blocks are ever in the same common areas at the same time. >> things are changing over there. this place now, it's that new mentality with get tough on crime. it's kind of working, man, because, you know, they don't mess around no more, man. they want to build more prisons. they want to keep us down. and they're doing it. >> the system of controlled movement has significantly reduced the level of violence at usp. >> it's not like, you know, people g

. >> police slapped him with several charges of burglary, criminal mischief and theft. >> i use to liven cedar falls for a short period of part-titi >> the weather your thanksgiving morning, if you're headed out, you'll finds a little bit of rain. by november standards this isn't that big of a deal for san jose. just enough to wet the ground in a few areas. southeast wind at 12 miles per hour. in san francisco you're seeing 55 degrees southeast winds at 9 miles per hour. northeast at 5 and fairfield. and a bit of a rainy start. mainly light rain. already decreasing to the north bay. as we head to the afternoon, the showers should shut down. by the evening things will dry out in the bay area. for the evening plans, watching what's happening at the har-bowl in baltimore, maryland, should see low 50s game time in maryland. close to home we have the turkey trot. temperatures in the mid-50s. 24-hour rainfall totals, really the inner bay not getting a whole lot. san francisco and oakland less th than .05 inch. you can see it from dublin to livermore. san jose still seeing light rain this morn

the suspect told the boy that he was story and didn't mean to scare him and now being charged with burglary a bullet hits the window at the white house and this morning manhunt is underway. >> reporter: why the police are so concerned about the man they're looking for. >> reporter: occupy baltimore disrupt a talk by karl rove at johns hopkins university. we have new video and reaction from protestors this morning. >>> a new band of heavy rain rolling its way up from the south. we have this in easton where this continues spreading north light rain around baltimore making travel slow this morning. how about that traffic? >>> ellicott city and columbia is heavy i'll tell you about all the traffic when "good morning maryland" continues. >>> a lot going on this november 16th. let's get right to. let's check the forecast with justin berk. >>> a mild start this morning. and now we get to show you the benefit of this brand-new camera in bel air. this is main street and route 22. this is a well-traveled .section -- intersection. you know when the rain starts because we see the reflection of the stre

they showed up to find two burglary suspects in the driveway.hey arrested those guys and that's where it gets interesting. police entered the home to find an extremely sophisticated highly elaborate pot growing operation. each room outfitted with a special lighting and ventilation system. all in all officers hauled away at least 100 marijuana plants. the owner of the home says he's shocked and livid, saying all along he thought he was dealing with a responsible renter. he got his rent through direct deposit each month and never had any reason to question his tenant. at this point san jose police tell me they are looking for this renter. a neighbor tells me the renter would come home once a day. yesterday he never showed up. jon? >> marla tellez, thank you very much for the report. >>> 6:54 right now. a campbell woman can thank text messaging for recovering her stolen car and a thief who had a big change of heart. monica salazar left her car running in front of her apartment. temptation was too great for the thief. he jumped in and took off. sala

i mean, burglary, my first time. after that, been drugs.yle since i got involved. that's what it's been. back and forth. back and forth. drugs. people like working. some people like buying. some people like gambling. you know? it's an addiction. >> lard was 47 when we met him and he estimates he spent over 20 years of his life in prison. but now he's ready for a change. and he hopes to find it by dedicating himself to the dairy. the day we visited, lard was concerned with the cow that had repeatedly come down with mastitis, which causes inflammation in the udder. >> their milk is bad. that's what i have to do right now, test their milk. okay. right here, this is a bad test for her right front. if you can look at it real good, you see chunks or bubbles in the thickness of it. shouldn't be thick. should be like the other ones. this is 5302, right? this is her number. she's been here three times already for mastitis. what i do now, i tell my supervisors and see what type of decision he wants to make. >> what could happen to this cow? >> well,

could be a burglary, car theft, stealing 12 packs of beer from your local circle k. >> after arrest,the small cement cell for hours. too many prisoners and not enough space is a common scenario. on this day, there are more than two dozen sandwiched in together, including rick herman. >> rick herman was arrested for a number of charges by the phoenix police department. >> the 35-year-old receives a card that lifts his charges, and then his clothes are taken away. >> the department took them into evidence and issued him what we call a bunny suit. it's a white paper suit. and booked him in that apparel. >> herman keeps to himself but a few inmates show interest in him asking to see the card that lists his charges. >> rick herman doesn't know any of the men who interrogate him. they are adrian rivera, jeremy kwipt, and jason morris. >> there's nothing that would indicate that any of the individuals knew each other, had any history with each other, had ever seen each other before this particular date. >> with thousands of inmates to monitor, it can be at least five or ten minutes before g

holland pleaded guilty to murder attempted rape and burglary in exchange for a life sentence.he was waived any right to appeal. >>> we are a little more than fours hours into election day. in san francisco state observers are keeping an eye out for trouble at polling places. the trouble might be inside the voting booth as they try to figure out the rank choice voting system for mayor. >> reporter: i'm down at powell and pacific there's a polling place on that block of pacific and a polling place on that block of pacific the secretary of state won't say where these observers are or when they are going to be there. they will not feel claustrophobic because there aren't that many people voting today. a quiet scene at this polling place in the marina district this morning. four workers on hand ready for more voters. at city hall, a larger number but not what the director of elections was anticipating. >> the turn-out has been an average of 50%. when i look at the numbers that we received, and the early voting here about 16%. >> reporter: low turnout despite a hard fought campaign

he was charged with burglary, criminal mischief and theft. he didn't remember the event and was not in his right mind. >>> people hoping to buy eggs left empty handed at target stores. target dropped its egg supplier. they did that after they learned of accusations that company was badly mistreating chickens. that leaves many of the stores without eggs and many customers trying to find alternatives. >> i understand why they did it. i don't want them to be cruel to the animals. but it's not the best time frame to do it. >> target understands this is a busy time of year and working to restore its egg supply as soon as it can. mcdonald's also dropped that supplier. >>> want to lose weight? try relaxing, closing your eyes, focusing on your breathing. could it be that easy? rory divine investigates. >> reporter: sick of yo-yo dieting. >> relax your mind and your body. >> reporter: adrien want to hip know therapy. 20 pounds lighter after five sessions and now she is getting what she is calling a booster session. >> picture and imagine yourself in s