grave-year-old george reyes. baggage handler for united.'s been charged with grand them pwez element and possessing stolen property. >> how do they narrow in on him. >> they did this through lacking at work records. essentially determining from the times and locations of the theft a list of possible or likely suspects. >> sf pd one conducted by abc news targeting tsa screeners at u.s. airport. putting gps tracking did he vases inside some bags. according to police reyes took the basement they say they tracked him driving home with the loot. and found lieutenants of other stolen stuff there. >> lack for mr. reyes. he wasn't home. united released a statement saying we hold our employees to the highest standard and have zero tolerance for any theft. this employee is suspended while the case is being reviewed. some passengers say the flying public needs to take some responsibility to protect themselves from thieves. >> any small item like lap top. computer. i-pad. they should carry on board with them because people are what they are unfortunate

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. >> authorities say this is the thief. 45-year-old george reyes. he's been charged with grand theft embezzlement and possessing stolen property. >> how did they narrow him on him? >> looking at work records determining from times and loks of the thefts a list of possible, or likely speekts sfpd set up a sting operation like this one targeting screeners and putting tracking devices inside bags. according to police he took the bait. they say they tracked him driving home with the loot and found other stolen stuff there. hi, looking for mr. reyes. >> he wasn't home, united saying we hold our employees to highest standards and have zero toller yens for any theft this, employee is suspended while the case sk reviewed smchl say the flying public needs to take some responsibility to protect them selfs from thieves. >> any small itidges like a lap top and ipad should be carried on board. people are what they are. unfortunately. >> tonight reyes is free on $50,000 bail and due back in court on june 5th. >> a brush fire this afternoon firefighters got a hand

handler at sfo faces charges of stealinging valuables from passengers checked luggage. 45-year-old george reyes was caught in a sting. investigators attached gps devices on valuables placed in luggage. some disappeared and were later traced to his home. he victimized 50 people dating back to march, when passengers started reporting missing electroni electronics. >>> caltran says it's confident its plan to work around defective bolts on the bridge will be a success. hundreds of steel wires will eventually fill those holes. those wires will anchor steel saddles like the one shown here. the saddles will compensate for 32 broken steel bolts. this system is designed to keep the bridge safe in a major earthquake. >>> if you haven't booked a camp site at a california state park, you may be out of luck. nearly 27,000 nights have been booked for this weekend. an all time high. more campers are staying longer than before. if you're scrambling to score a camp site, you may want to look inland and north. beach and coastal campgrounds fill up first and are likely full for the three-day weekend. >>> speaking

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handler is under arrest tonight charged with stealing from passengers' checked luggage. 45-year-old george reyes who works for united airlines at sfo, was caught in a police sting. authorities found stolen ipads and purses inside his car. reyes has been released on $50,000 bail. he's due back in court on june the airline began investigating reyes more than 50 complaints from passengers reporting stolen items, all during his shifts. investigators say they found loads more stolen items inside his home. >>> new rules, new practice runs in the water. after a hiatus, americas cup boats are back on the water today. they could be seen on the water early this morning. this comes after the americas cup put out new safety rules just last night. those rules limitbjú racing ton wind speeds are under 26 miles an hour. they also call for new personal safety gear, brighter helmets and crew locater devices. the teams had been banned from practicing, but the ban was lifted as soon as those regulations were made public. >>> right now work is under way to repair the new eastern span of the bay bridge following th

george reyes stole items out of suit cases. they say they were equipped with gps trackers as part of the sting and police found more stolen items inside his home. he did not enter a plea. >>> police asked the public to look at surveillance video to help them solve a bank robbery. three men stormed the credit union monday morning. you see here they were wearing black hoodies. the men ordered staff and customers to the ground and stole cash from the tellers. a $2,500 reward is offered in the case. >>> group working on immigration reform in the house of representatives says they have overcome concerns that threaten to derail their work. republicans pressed for an agreement that undocumented immigrants would not receive healthcare paid for by the democrats, democrats said they were afraid they would include emergency case but republican said that is not the case. speaker of the house john boehner said he hopes to have an immigration reform bill by august. >>> steering wheel problem is behind a recall by nissan. they are recalling v

. >> authorities say this is the thief. 45-year-old george reyes. he's been charged with grand theft embezzlement and possessing stolen property. >> how did they narrow him on him? >> looking at work records determining from times and loks of the thefts a list of possible, or likely speekts sfpd set up a sting operation like this one targeting screeners and putting tracking devices inside bags. according to police he took the bait. they say they tracked him driving home with the loot and found other stolen stuff there. hi, looking for mr. reyes. >> he wasn't home, united saying we ho

officials say this man-- george reyes-- came under scrutiny after united airlines received dozens of complaints from passengers. saying items were missing from their luggage. in a sting operation tuesday. police placed g-p- s tracking devices on ipads and purses. and put the decoy items in checked luggage. prosecutors say those items were then tracked to reyes' car. and a search of reyes' home turned up more stolen property. reyes was arraigned in a redwood city courtroom on wednesday. he has since has posted bail and been released. he will be back in court next month. >>pam: cell phone thieves targeting high schoolers. would you how it's happening. and a san jose student comes forward to claim his power ball winning, next. and again we are following breaking news out of washington state where a bridge collapsed. and cars have tumbled into the water. this is a live look helicopter with a crew on its way. we'll bring you the very latest coming up. for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide range of new choices. devel

the investigators say 45-year-old george reyes was caught in a police sting. the sting involved planting ipads in purses and luggage and then tracking them. they were ultimately found in reyes' car, after there were complaints, the investigators say the suspect is cooperating with police. >> they executed a search warrant at his house and recovered quite a bit of property. we're in the process now of trying to identify the victimings and determine the extent of the loss. the number of victims, and to add specificity at this point. >> reyes is due back in court on june fifth to enter a plea. >>> and a san francisco state university professor thinking about a run for mayor is facing questions tonight after giving his students an assignment to create a political campaign ad for him. joe tumen has posted a video on facebook outlining his qualifications and vision for becoming oakland's next mayor. but he has not officially said he is running. experts say if he does use the class ad, he could be breaking the law. a spokesperson said it could be viewed as students m

. >> this morning, a united airlines -- facing charges of stealing valuables. 45-year-old george reyes caught in a police sting. some of those items disappeared and were traced to reyes' home. he victimized 50 people dating back to march when passengers started reporting missing electronics after claiming their luggage. >>> caltran says it's confident its plan to work around defe defective bolts will work. workers are using special platforms to stand on while they drill deep into concrete containing the bolts. hundreds of steel wires will eventually fill those holes. the saddles will compensate for 23 broken bolts. >> if you haven't booked a camp site for memorial day at a california state park, you may be out of luck. state park officials say nearly 27,000 nights have been booked for this holiday weekend, an all time high and up 4% over 2011. more campers are staying longer than before. if you're scrambling to score a camp site, you might ought to look inland and north. beach and coastal campgrounds fill up first and are likely full thr this three-day weekend. i think they open up the

george reyes, 45 years old, did not enter a plea during his first court appearance yesterday. police arrested him on tuesday as he drove from his job at sfo to his home in san francisco. investigators say he had stolen ip es and other items in his car. >>> oakland businesses are complaining about unlicensed vendors moving into their neighborhoods. the city has authorized 60 push carts but city leaders know there are a lot more than that on the streets, selling everything from fresh fruits and ice cream to hats and t- shirts. brick and mortar merchants say that's hurting people who pay for health permits and business licenses [inaudible] >> the city says enforcement is difficult because there's just one zoning inspector. but that could change when the city passes its new budget next year. in the meantime, businesses say they will work with the city to identify illegal vendors. >>> 7:19. well, jose canseco is in trouble with the law again. he's being investigated by police in las vegas for an alleged sexual assault. it was canseco who publicized the allegations on his twitter ac

has a date with a judge after arrested for stealing from passengers checked luggage. 45-year-old george reyes is out on bail. he works for united airlines at sfo. investigators say he was caught in a police sting stealing ipads and purses from luggage. the airlines began investigating him after getting more than 50 complaints from passengers reporting stolen items. officers say he is cooperating with police. reyes is due back on court to enter a plea. >>> 5:20. a state assembly committee will look at a bill that could hold many manufacturers responsible for certain debris in the ocean. it would require manufacture of things such as plastic bottles and bags to figure out how to keep it out of state waltterway. they aim to reduce plastic pollution by 95% by 2024. every year, millions of pounds offer plastic trash picked up on beaches nationwide. they will look at that proposal today. >>> a follow-up to an investigative unit exclusive. will restaurants in silicon valley berated? the newly formed advisory group met yesterday to talk about changing santa clara's county inspection system that comes

officials say this man george reyes came under scrutiny after united airlines received dozens of complaintsrom passengers say items were missing from their luggage. in a sting operation tuesday please place the dps tracking edevice is on ipad and person put a decoy atoms in checked luggage. prosecutors say those items were then tracked to reyes car and surge of reyes home turned up more stolen property. he was arraigned in a redwood city courtroom on wednesday. he is since posted bail and the release. he will be back in court next month. >> this is a two million- dollar smile. michael garcia iis a san of a college student who took a break from studying for finals to buy a ticket with what turned out to be is five winning numbers in last week's call lottery. today in front of his cameras except is check along with his family. it was a ticket he nearly threw away. >> had to think he almost threw it away thinking he did not get a single number. artsy returns to his studies he took his final before celebrating his $2 million when. >> will take a break. at 453 will be back with more headlines in

date with a judge after he was arrested for stealing from passengers checked luggage. 45-year-old george reyessfo. investigators say he was caught in a police sting stealing ipads and purses from luggage. they began investigating him after getting more than 50 complaints from passengers. before you hit the beach, you will want to hear the results of the annual beach report. heal the bay looked at bacteria results. the only two to make the beach bummer's list. san mateo's marina lagoon and san francisco wind surfer circle at candlestick point. what about a warning on the forecast? >>> nice weather if you want to hit the beach. santa cruz is going to be the only safe bet when it comes to the showers we have headed our way. on monday, we will get to that in a minute. good morning at home. alcatraz, not quite as shoppy on the bay as our wind speeds have chopped off. nothing like the past couple of days. 74, livermore, 71, fremont. 61 in san francisco. getting into that memorial day, we're expecting showers late in the day into the evening. mostly on the north bay. those shaurs will come through ov

george shirakawa is not going to be cheap. early voting in the special election has begun. the ballot has just one reyesh six candidates and one write in. total cost of the election, 600,000 to a million dollars. what's more, only a third of registered voters will actually cast a ballot, which means every vote will cost the county about 14 to $24 a piece. >> dem demom si, you know, does cost money. all you can do is hope that people go out and -- and vote. >> santa clara county board of supervisors voted unanimously to replace shirakawa with a special election. board president ken yager says they could have appointed someone but says an expensive election was the lesser of two eefls. >> we had to do one or the other, and i always fall on the side of let tg people decide in having an election and having democracy decide who's going to represent people in any elected position. >> voters we talked to in district 2 were split. >> would you have rather seen that money spent on other things. >> definitely. definitely. i have friends that are teachers that are geth laid off. i have a client of mine that's a te

reyes, from abraham, we have lauren (inaudible) and hannah (inaudible) and jessica (inaudible). from galeleo we have brent, avan (inaudible) and rosalegene vil la. and one more from balboa, kathleen (inaudible). from george washington we have angelica (inaudible) and from lowell we have poly (inaudible) and bernadet (inaudible). from sala britan, we have christina (inaudible) and this is actually not a, complete list and i may have not mentioned maybe two or three names and any way you have a view of what happened that night thank you very much. [ applause ] . >> thank you. >> all right, we will move on to the latin american teachers association, lata. are there any representatives from the audience? >> no. >> okay. they could not make it tonight. >> okay. >> then we will move on to the san francisco achievers and i know that we have san francisco achievers in the audience. >> >> my name is henry (inaudible) and i am here with the san francisco achievers, and i want to thank miss casco is the superintendent of the board for inviting us and we are very happy to be here, the achievers is a scholarship program that awards scholarship to african american male students from the san francisco public high schoo

reyes, from abraham, we have lauren (inaudible) and hannah (inaudible) and jessica (inaudible). from galeleo we have brent, avan (inaudible) and rosalegene vil la. and one more from balboa, kathleen (inaudible). from george washington we have angelica (inaudible)