. >> how old are you? >> nine. >> how old were you when you first started working out here? >> seven. >> seven! >> the us government estimates that nearly 10 percent of hired field workers in this country are children. >> when it comes to children, it is a big deal. young children that we heard about, collecting blueberries, 3 and 5 years old, 7 years old, and the rationale was, because their hands are so tender and small, that they would not crush the blueberries. >> what they're doing is noble, and helping the family, but they need to break the cycle. >> if the public were more aware, i think they'd be outraged. >> this week on fault lines investigates children at work in agriculture, america's hidden harvest. it's saturday morning at mariana higareda's house. she's taking her daughter and granddaughter out to the fields to pick onions. since it's a weekend, it will be a full day of harvesting. >> mariana and her children follow the harvest across texas, into new mexico and colorado. they live in their home in laredo, texas, for only part of the year. onions have to be har

daisy coleman and her 13-year-old girlfriend sneak out and hook up with a 17-year-old, another 17-year-old a 15-year-old. daisy and the 13-year-old drink multiple shots, claiming the assaults were video taped, she finds herself discarded in the cold. her mom -- >> after awhile, the girls drink alcohol. it was like i was a bad mother because, you know, it makes the case she's difficult to prosecute. >> august 2012, members of the football team carry a 16-year-old from party to party. the teenager is publicly and repeatedly raped by peers posting it on social media. >> as women, we can't defend ourselves against every rape. not getting to the state of being so incoherent you can't be aware of what's going on around us. it is something to prevent. >> she lost her virginity when she was molested. >> i was a 19-year-old virgin and woke up in a fraternity house naked with a guy i didn't know well. i didn't particularly like him. i had no idea what happened the night before. it was sickening. >> she visits colleges and military bases to convince kids sex assault follow binge drinking. we have see

they were both 15 years old when she was killed in 1975. he was sentenced to 20 years to life and served more than a decade in prison already. the judge said skakel's attorney did not adequately represent him at that first trial. >>> and tonight a lot of american families are on the alert, worried about the family dog or cat. the fda has warned about the mysterious outbreak apparently linked to treats made in china. abc's david kerley tackling the new questions tonight. >> what a good boy you are. >> reporter: mugly is one of the survivors. >> we thought that there was a good chance that he could die. he was very, very sick. >> reporter: he says his terrier mix ate jerky treats like these from china. over the past six years more than 3,600 dogs have been sickened and 580 have died. is there something in the treats sold under various brands? what might it be? it remains a mystery. tonight the food and drug administration has this letter out to u.s. veterinarians, collect more samples from sick dogs suffering kidney failure and intestinal ble

amanda has a five-year-old son and a five-month-old with pauly. the five-year-old was fathered by a man who pauly believes has a shady past. well, don'we all? from what i understand the man lives in florida, he doesn't live up here and he's not necessarily in the kid's life that way. the girl is not with him. pauly, stop. i was watching on the television yesterday, they taught you walk through the airport you haven't even seen your daughter. the baby is five months old and the man hasn't even seen his daughter yet. as a grown person that indicates to me that you just want custody of this girl so that you don't have to pay your child support to the mother, number one. number two, you make your living, albeit a fabulous one, you make your living in nightclubs with intoes and drug poppers and you don't get in until 7:00 in the morning. who is going to be caking care? oh, i know, your mom and your aunt. stop judging this girl on her baby's father and stop judging her for working at hooters seven years ago. she happens to be enrolled in school. i'm not

we see a 12-year-old, a 14-year-old. so we have to pay attention that there are mental health issues that happen very, very early and if we're able to tackle them as early as possible, then the prognosis is much better. i'm sure there were signs in that 12-year-old who killed the teacher in sparks. there are signs with this 14-year-old. people probably didn't connect the dots. they need to understand that severe emotional issues can happen with someone very, very young and if we don't address it, then it can turn into something that is horrific. >> jeff gardere, psychologist, thanks very much. once again, we don't know a whole lot about what exactly happened. the investigation only just beginning >> sure. >> we're going to continue to follow the story, bring new details as they become available. let's turn to other news we are we're following including what the president knew about the problems with the obama care web eight soon when did he know it. cath leave sebelius says the president was blindsided. the health and hu

police say a 90-year-old man drove his suv on it the curb and hit and pinned a 6-year-old boy. the boy's twin brother suffered a broken arm. >> i have children, and being empathetic and thinking about my own bed, it's very emotional. and it's -- it instantly makes me think about the trauma and the emotions that the parents are going through. >> reporter: the menlo park city school district is working on a long-term support plan for the boy and his family as they go through recovery. he's expected to be in the hospital for quite some time. >> our community is quicked the care, the motivation, the resources to make sure that -- that this family gets had they need. >> now, we're all learning tonight the 90-year-old man is a retired attorney from woodside. meant low park police -- menlo park police have confiscated his license. if he does not report to the dmv within five days, his license will be suspended. live in downtown menlo park, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> also on the peninsula, victims of yesterday's apartment fire in redwood city are now turning to the red cross

the 38-year-old was arrested saturday. the alleged abuse happened while he worked at an afterschool program in livermore before coming a police officer. the program is called kid zone run by the livermore area park district at numerous locations, including here. police say the abuse happened between 1998 and 2007. they say they only learned about it five months ago. >> we had a female victim walk into our police department several months back and report she was the victim of sexual abuse that occurred hen she was in middle school. after cook rating what she told us, we discovered several other victims. >> police say there could be even more victims. mccloud is being held on $750,000 bail and scheduled to be in court tomorrow. the police department has placed him on admin son leave. >>> developing tonight, it has come down to the wire. just four hours from the government running out of money to keep operating. congress is locked in a show. do a live look inside the house of representative esiason. that is speaker boehner th

she is 25 years old now. in a brand new book she reveals just how close she came to getting away more than once, including a near rescue after the seconds after the kidnapping happened. the year was 2002. she was but 14 years old. she says she woke up in her home in utah and found a knife to her neck and a strange man ordering her to come with him. it was this guy. brian david mitchell, as he led her through the neighborhood, elizabeth smart says he forced her to the ground when a police cruiser passed. he said he'd kill her if she moved. that's elizabeth smart's story. that it one of the many times elizabeth smart an toward police during their terrifying ordeal. each time she says she was afraid to cry out because brian david mitchell thenned to kill her many types. until one day an officer seemed to recognize young elizabeth even though she was in disguise. >> asking questions. i was just too scared to answer, until finally the police officer separated me from my two captors and started asking me, are you e

i got an 8-year-old son. freaked me out. >> reporter: terry researches the commercial air travel industry and all rules and regulations. >> all of this since 9/11 has been to keep us safer and it has but still we have gaping holes and this was a perfect example of it. >> he says stowaways like this are rare, especially with children. officials with msp international say the child is in protective custody and is returning to the twin cities. >> nbc news has learned that that 9-year-old boy has had previous run-ins with airport police. the tsa says he did go through security with every other passenger and they believe he may have attached himself to another family to board that flight. >>> the supreme court goes back to work tomorrow to begin its new term. most of the justices attended this annual red mass today at st. matthews cathedral in northeast d.c. the supreme court is expected to hear some controversial cases this term including the place for prayer in government settings. and affirmative action case. a

nothing gets that bad. >> brown was 35 years old.she had a baby believed to be less than a year old. the baby is now with relatives who told police they did not know any of the tension between the mother and son. police are still trying to figure out a motive. >>> update on a story we brought you yesterday on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. a man is recovering from serious injuries after being shot in a road rage incident in fremont. it happened around 5:15 yesterday morning after the victim pulled off of 680. the shooter may have been angry because the victim was driving too slow. the gunman is described as a latino or portuguese man. 20-30 years old. anyone with information on his identity is asked to contact fremont police. >>> the families of nine women trapped in a limo fire have filed several lawsuits. the lawsuit claims six companies including ford and the owner of the limo are responsible for a vehicle malfunction that sparked that deadly fire. >> the cause of the fire was the drive shaft rotating on an under carriage of the

when they asked the 39-year-old man and 40-year-old woman where they got the child, if she was their child, their stories kept changing, that's when police got suspicious, had a dna test taken and discovered it was not their biological child. that's when suspicions were raised they may have abducted her, that's what they're now under arrest for. the mystery of where to find the little girl's parents, where did she come from? they just don't know. so she's in the care of a charity called the smile of a child and they're asking for help to anybody in the area in grease, across europe, if they have any information on this little girl. they are putting out her photo to call the charity or the help line for missing children in europe, hoping for a lead on who she is. >> further complicating matters, she's four years old. she was allegedly i guess given to this family or abducted or somehow removed from biological family, maybe when she was just a year old or under, so it is not like this little girl can explain to them what her life has been like or from where she came. >> reporter: exact

look at 16-year-old madeline, 13-year-old emily dorcich.hey were last seen sunday night around 7:30 at a church event happening at delmar high school. since then, the father filed a police report sunday night. since then, he took to facebook creating a page called finding madeline and emily, which has been gaining hundreds of new likes. people sharing their pictures across the bay area and northern california. still, questions remain about exactly how they went missing but for now their father is desperate to find them. >> we need to get the word out to as many people as we can. my children have been missing. i don't know where they are and i want them back. >> reporter: their father is hopeful the two girls are safe and can be reunited with them again. they were students at valley christian until about three weeks ago. these girls have lived in san jose their whole life. they have been alerted these girls have been missing. san jose police have alerted other law enforcement agencies here in the bay area. we will check in with them and brin

his old team had different ideas. built a heavy lead and played enough defense to hold on. >> desperate comeback attempt by manning. the broncos fell just short and suffered their first defeat of the season. indy wins it 39-33. you know peyton wanted to win that game. >> so badly. i got to tell you, i watched the beginning of the game where he came out of the tunnel. he just stood there and kind of let the fans welcome him back. first of all, the welcome was amazing. >> he deserves every bit of it. >> oh, yeah, after how many years, 14, 12 years. he was getting all welled up and the signs were, "welcome back," you know, "peyton, we love you. thank you for everything. the stadium that you built." really great stuff. really nice to see that warm welcome. his old team on the other hand. >> there was a little veiled shot at him by management like him winning only one super bowl. are you kidding me? >> they wanted to go to more super bowls than he took them to. he was an amazing player for sure. >> it takes a whole team to

>> well, first of all, i have a 15-year-old and an 8-year-old. my 8-year-old recently experienced something that was resolved between me and this young boy's father who took a very strong stand with his son and we ended up solving it directly between the two boys and the father's intervention was the most helpful way of these parents that i just saw in denial, rather than being very, very sympathetic to the victim and angry with a daughter that would post i don't give a -- whatever the word was. i don't think there is nothing that the law can really do that i can see that can criminalize the behavior of children and i'm pud it to parents. i agree with alan that's a very tough legal standard. not everything can be solved by the law but transparency in letting other people know about these parent whose are reckless and not taking a stand maybe the transparency and publicity about those parents will be one way to detour that type of behavior. >> piers -- >> i'm sorry, gloria, yeah. >> i would like schools to take more responsibility in this. so that

the 1 year old and 3 year old were in the back seat of a car in the mission district in san francisco. this happened around 6:00 tonight when a woman stole that car with the kids inside. about a half hour later, police found the car abandoned about two miles away. the children were unharmed. >>> a major traffic headache in the middle of the evening commute. this is southbound 680. it was backed up for hours after a bus crash. ten people were hurt when the bus careened into a guardrail. an offduty doctor helped people in an ambulance arrived. it affected several lanes. it's not clear what caused the crash. >>> yet another robbery has the uc berkley campus on edge tonight. police say a uc berkley student was robbed this morning on campus. it happened on a path next to mccone hall on the north side. he told police two men in black hoodies came up behind him, demanded his things and showed a gun. police are not saying whether any of the robberies are connected at this point. >>> happening now, to build or not to build. here's a live look at the city council that is in the process of wheth

old friends go to vegas for a bachelor party and have a grand old time. in this case, old is the real deal. >> i can't smoke, drink, eat sauce or stay up past 9:00. >> as far as vegas movies go, this is more about white hair than blackouts. pop culture burning like icy hot on robert deniro's knee. >> it's october 31st. let's look at halloween by the numbers. >> trick or treat. >> 158 million people will celebrate halloween this year. down from 170 million last year. 6.9 billion is what they'll spebd. >> explain the title. >> $1.2 billion of that is for adult's costumes. 1 billion for children's costumes. and 330 million on pet costumes. the number one pet costume? a pumpkin. >> over $20 million is the amount of candy corn sold in the u.s. the number one? snickers. 50,000 par tis paints take part in the village hall weenl parade. more than 5 five minnon adults plan to dress as a witch. 2.9 million will dress as a batman character. lle one ofepele drseas that's no trick. that's halloween by the numbers. >> matt here can't have watermelon. >> that's right, b

they also described the 17-year-old as quiet. and although he lived there, he didn't come outside much. >> tragedy. that's a tragedy, i don't care who it was. that is tragic. killing their parent? nothing is that bad. >> reporter: the 17-year-old is booked on one count of homicide and being held in the detention center in fairfield. in vallejo rob ross, ktvu news. >>> to recall lawmakers who recently passed gun control campaign is targeted four democratic lawmakers. it's similar to a recall in colorado that ended up in those being removed from office. >> myself and others have decided we've had enough. we were no longer going to let others take away our voice or our rights. >> the group says it will soon begin collecting signatureos -- signatureos petitions to qualify. >>> it happened late yesterday at san jose avenue and region street. the back of his car connected with a bicyclist. officers say the bicyclist was injured and the driver kept driving. he was seen in a gray sweater leaving his court appearance yesterday. his father

during the strike when the 58-year-old and the 66-year-old were hit by a train going 60 to 70 miles per hour. they had already radioed in to say they were on the tracks. their responsibility of safety, apparently their own. one worker was to inspect the track. the other was to acts a lookout. today, about the same time, between noon and 3:30, barth wi b.a.r.t. will operate a bus. there will be no service at the walnut creek station during this investigation. >> typically, they will try to do the reenactment at the same time the accident occurred. >> reporter: the ntsb said everything appeared to be working mechanically. the horn sounded. there was no radio warning. that wasn't required. lights and brakes, they work too. none of the six people who were actually on board during the accident will participate in this reenactment including the b.a.r.t. manager at control for the certification. reporting live at walnut creek, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> we are also learning more about the deal that put an end to the b.a.r.t. strike and a mt. of wrangling between the transit agency

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how are the 6-year-old boys doing? >> reporter: we're hearing from police, they're telling us one of the 6-year-old boys, stanford medical hospital, is in critical condition, life threatening injuries. the other boy, his brother, has minor injuries. i'm going to step out of the way here. menlo park investigators still here on scene. they've been out here since about 2:00. and they've been describing this as a gruesome accident. you can see the bmw suv still up against the wall. and just after 2:00 this afternoon, that suv was pinning a pair of 6-year-old twin boys against that wall. and the nanny and their 11-year-old brother were screaming and more than a dozen people ran over to help push the suv off of the boys. we talked to one of those who helped earlier, and he told me it took a few minutes to free the boys from the pinning to that wall. he says one of the boys who was pinned, you could see only his

he is 9 years old. but there is a pattern. man who did not want to be identified said he has met with doctors, school authorities to get help with his son's behavioral issues. this makes you think of a lot of other things that have happened in this country where we don't seem to have a mental health net to help children with mental health issues. he is worried his son may pull another stunt if no one steps in to help. >> we were asking for help. >> reporter: in what can only be described as a weird press conference, the tearful, disguised father of the 9-year-old boy who got past security and got on the delta flight to las vegas, made a very public cry for help. >> i don't know how my 9-year-old son, we've been asking for help. no one stepped up to help. >> reporter: the man says the last he new, his rambunctious 9-year-old took out the trash. the next thing he knew for sure, his kid was in vegas. >> how would you let a 9-year-old child go through security check without stopping him and questioning him? how can that be? he is

>> reporter: the hearten mom whose 12-year-old daughter was bullied to death. rebecca sedwick jumped to her death in tampa, florida. her family just moved to a new home to escape the painful memories of their old house and all her mother has left is a shelf filled with momentos that has become a shrine. >> this is five or six, and this is just a few months ago. >> reporter: she would have been 13 on saturday and her family plans a grave side birthday party. meanwhile, controversy has broken out. >> we have wonderful photographs of our two new felons. >> reporter: the pope county sheriff held up mugshots of the 12 and 14-year-old girls accused of bullying rebecca. juveniles are not normally identified. cbs, nbc and abc chose not to identify them. fox news did. the sheriff is earning widespread praise for making the arrest after he saw a heartless facebook post about the suicide. >> the reason we rushed these arrests quicker than we wanted to is because of this post. yes, i bullied rebecca and she killed herself but i don't give a, and you can add the last word y

in fact, many old amish go to mennonite. and now here's this, you know, young woman who's basically secularized- she's given up religion. well, they took us around in the evening, and we went- it was a small town in downstate illinois and we're going by the football stadium- it's at night. and down, around, and behind the football stadium, parked next to the z-28s and all the shiny teenage cars, there's a buggy, you know, parked up and tied up in the dark. and you know, we say, "well, what's that doing here?' well, she says, "you know, the younger amish tell their parents they're going over to the preacher's house and do this, that, and another thing, and then they get in the buggy and they drive down, park it, get in the z-28 with their mennonite friends and cruise around." and the other one that was just in the paper the other day- and i don't want to make this seem facetious, but maybe some of you saw this. i knew that we were going to come and be talking about the amish here today, and of course, probably the most well k

i am 35 years old. i had a lot of concussions.brother did as well, and i would hate to see my brother become one of those, you know, junior sails or dave duwardsons. so i think it's my obligation and other players like me to help with the research and help these younger kids know what they are getting into before they play this game. >> on that subject let's talk about brett favre the comments he made has brought new attention as well to the question of concussions in the nhl. >> yeah, any time a player like brett favre who is arguably the best quarterback to ever play the game is having complications from concussions it is going to bring attention. the majority of people with these concussions they are playing these sports, and, you know, we forget just like everyone else does, but the fact that we play his sports and the trauma to our brains, and with the recent research and deaths of these players brings a lot more attention. i don't think the average fan understand -- they don't think about the after effects. >> right. were yo

i am not condoning what he did. 16-year-old and a 24-year-old teacher. >> i didn't know that.idn't know none of that. >> so, he got beat up for what? jailhouse lure rumor that just spiraled. those are the facts of the case. >> this is what i have been trying to get to you to do. be your own man. keep your head down, take care of your case. don't get caught up in none of this drama trauma crap going on in these pods. it will lead you astray. >> yeah. it's crazy. >> yeah. that's an understatement. >> [ bleep ] big time. >> yeah. >> did that guy turn out all right? >> he's back out of the hospital. i don't know where it's going to go. >> they file charges on me? >> don't know. the investigators are talking to her. thought i'd bring you up to speed on it. >> thank you, mr. collette. >> all right. you have some serious soul searching to do. i suggest you do it. >> all right. >> lall right, man. >> all right. >> well nava remains in segregation, the inmate who initiated the attack, rafael gonzalez is back in -- >> let out of sec to general population by our discipline hearing office

she is now 25 years old and married.idnapper, brian david mitchell, was sentenced to life in prison in 2011. >>> scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> now, death benefits have been cut off for the families of fallen troops. it's part of the government shutdown. late today, the president apologized, but the speaker of the house stood his ground. we'll report where things stand tonight on the cbs evening news. >> thanks, scott. here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,,,, what are you doing? we're switching car insurance. why? because these guys are the cheapest. why? good question. because a cut-rate price could mean cut-rate protection. you should listen to this guy. [ female announcer ] get great protection and a great price! plus an agent! drivers who switched saved an average of $498 a year. plus, allstate has new lower rates just for baltimore. switch and start saving today! just another way allstate is changing car insurance fo

thank you. >> okay, hoda -- is fat old or is old fat?i don't know what you are talking about. >> i don't either. >> apparently we're going to find out. but you have to wait a little bit. >>> welcome back to this "today" on friday. no matter our age, we need guidance in our lives, a mentor to keep us on the straight and narrow. >> when you're a kid, that person's usually a parent or teacher. what about when you're an adult. here to talk about the importance of a mentor is jennifer hartstein a psychologist and author of "strings attached: one tough teacher and the gift of great expectations. ladies, welcome. >> thanks. great to be here. >> we don't think of mentors -- i guess we get to a point in our lives where we know our job -- we know parenting. so we don't seek out somebody else to help us along the way. we know it all. >> you don't know it all. there's always someone who is a few steps ahead of you. even as adults, it's important to take a step back and say what do i want to do next in this trajectory? who might be able to provide gu

that killed the 8- year-old and wounded three others.williams was arraigned october 1st. >>> he doesn't have a place to call home but his generous spirit inspired a mural. >> it was amazing. >> how this touching tribute could change his life. >> i am tracking when the clearing fog will warm things up. >>> the changes you need to >>> thirteen people in east bay are facing charges after authorities raided an extensive grow-op. they targeted 11 separate homes and seized million in marijuana plants. police gave us these photos showing the scene in some of those homes. >> our biggest concern is that it is in neighbourhoods a lot of times we would find these in the industrial area. in this case all these were in homes. >> investigators say they confiscated 1700 plants with a street value of $4 million. they also collected more than $15,000 in cash. police say they believe all of the grow houses are related and plan to charge the 13 suspects with conspiracy. >>> u.s. state department is confirming the capture of a senior pakistani taliban comma

can't be any regular old fur. >> peta, call diana perez. me. call her. call diana perez, don't call here -- >> okay. >> got $17,000 to give away. >> enjoy that couch. >> absolutely. >>> coming up next, the bombshell from chris brown involving his sex life. weird little story. >> yeah. >>> and a boy overcome by red sox fever. major league excuse to miss school. you are watching "world news now." to miss school. you are watching "world news now." >>> there's a new perspective this morning about the attack by a group of bikers on the driver of an suv. >> for the first time we are hearing from the motorcyclists accused of triggering the whole thing. here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: for the first time the biker charged with setting off a terrifying eight-minute chase is speaking out. in an exclusive interview with abc's dan harris, 28-year-old christopher cruz said he wasn't looking for trouble. >> i try to stay away from trouble as much as possible. >> reporter: what kind of impact has it had on your life? >> turned my life upside down.

every single one of you, all right. 12 years old and almost 17 years old, take your hands out of yourants. don't let me see you with your hands in your pants again. keep your mouth shut. i'm tired of you. all right. shut up! >> the boys are cuffed and escorted into the jail. >> congratulations, you guys made it. pick up your feet and move. >> i was born and boston, raised most of my life here in boston. i did go to boston public schools. that's why i went through a lot of the things that these kids went through. >> get your nasty faces off the wall. get your face off the wall. >> i feel like i made it. so if i did, i'm not anybody special. if i did, they can make it also. >> one, two, three, and four. this is all you're going to move from now on. everywhere you go. there's four cells down here. okay? one, two, three, and four. look for that cell with your number and go. hurry up. hurry up! pick up your feet and move. you better start moving with purpose. is that cell number one does that look like a cell? is that cell number one? stay in school. learn your numbers. >> they feel like b

the murders of 6-year-old jonbenet ramsey.the night and found beaten and strangled in the basement of her own home. now we may finally learn details from court documents that are about to be bubble. we're standing by in boulder, colorado for the document release. >> reporter: these documents are said to be from the 1999 grand jury ruling in this case, in the murder of jonbenet ramsey. now a judge ruling just this week to unseal these documents saying any official action of a state grand jury needs to be made public, even if it is 14 years later. we expect to see 18 different pages, said to be the indictment of john and patsy ramsey in their daughter's murder. nine on each. now, they might not change anything about the investigation, but they could provide new clues into what happened. a new twist in the cold case that first captivated the country nearly two decades ago. 9 gruesome murder of 6-year-old jonbenet ramsey. she was found dead in the basement of her home in 1996. a killer never captured. now, more information has sur

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>> the 12-year-old and her parents certainly showed remorse.fact, the 12-year-old's mother took her to the home of rebecca to apologize to her mother. but the 14-year-old's parents are still in denial even after all of the criminal investigation. they deny everything. so we can see that the apple doesn't fall very far from the tree. >> was the school aware that this was going on? anybody else, people simply looking the other way with this, or did adults know about this? >> absolutely, greta. there was a lot of intervention that was attempted. the school did a good job trying to create intervention. rebecca's mom tried to create intervention, because this wasn't all online. this bullying started at school over a boyfriend. and it started out as middle school chatter. and then as it progressed, the 14-year-old victim continued to bully to the point that at the end of the day, the child was taken out of school. our victim was taken out of school. but she was still allowed to have her what, her device so she could still be on social media. so when

that killed the 8- year-old and wounded three others.illiams was arraigned october 1st. >>> he doesn't have a place to call home but his generous spirit inspired a mural. >> it was amazing. >> how this touching tribute could change his life. >> i am tracking when the clearing fog will warm things up. >>> the changes you need to know about to plan your weekend. >> a massive drug bust worth millions >>> thirteen people in east bay are facing charges after authorities raided an extensive grow-op. they targeted 11 separate homes and seized million in marijuana plants. police gave us these photos showing the scene in some of those homes. >> our biggest concern is that it is in neighbourhoods a lot of times we would find these in the industrial area. in this case all these were in homes. >> investigators say they confiscated 1700 plants with a street value of $4 million. they also collected more than $15,000 in cash. police say they believe all of the grow houses are related and plan to charge the 13 suspects with conspiracy. >>> u.s. state de

friends and family tried to understand why deputies shoot and kill a 13 year- old tonight they're talking about their gut wrenching loss. >> a big rig in trouble and it causes one awful ride home for thousands of commuters see how it happened. >> people going hog wild and 1 bay area neighborhood after pigs and make a real mess of things. >> tonight we are seeing them in actions that thieu appeared >> a school shooting survivor sounding off, and this isn't everything he has to say. >> and this man admitted all line to killing someone and a drunk driving accident. >> tonight he is talking about it the punishment fits the crime perry it >> sat as an outbreak in sonoma county tonight at the deputies are shot and killed a 13 year old boy. >> the community is holding a motion unfilled dividual and protest demanding answers as to how this could happen of the artist's estate and the lopez was caring a rapid, ak 47 assault rifle, while walking along more land ave when he was shocked. >> kron4 is just the walden is live in santa rosa tonight. why would try to vigil tonight. >> you can hear the horn

a 90-year-old retired doctor.its dark origins. horner first learned the lullaby when he was just 20 years old as a prisoner at this nazi concentration camp terterezin. guards here would allow prisoners to perform music and plays. today's performance is a remembrance of the art that was created there. >> people shouldn't forget what happened. >> horner was freed by the allies at war's end but lost his family in the camps. mark ludwig organized the concert. >> to think that time period over 70 years what george has traversed, i could not think of a better ending to this story. >> ludwig has a surprise in store for horner. he'd be performing the music of terezin alongside famed cellist, yo-yo ma. >> and i said who is the cellist? and he said yo-yo ma. and i laughed my head off because i didn't believe it. >> i love the guy. i think there's nothing more important than to be able to have a witness to a terrible time to make us remember the words that people said after the holocaust is never again. >> a performance to r

>> he's a 13-year-old boy.have shot him >> also tonight clean up after the bart strike the new damage the surveillance video and who is now under arrest >> i'm sandhya patel get ready to be in the thick of it again tonight fog, that is where dense fog advisories are going up ?0th, >> santa rosa police show of off the real thick, thing, a this a very difficult to dissern the difference as you can tell good evening, i'm dan ashley >> i'm cheryl jennings so many questions about how this happened the shooting death of a 13-year-old boy holding a toy gun sheriff deputies didn't know at that time >> andy lopez killed about 3:00 p.m yesterday abc seven news wayne freed sman live police held a news conference just in the past hour, wayne? >> reporter: this is the third fatal shooting by son noma county sheriff deputies by far this is the most controversial the question tonight, how could a sheriff deputy shoot a 13-year-old boy in broad daylight? which of the guns is the real ak 47 rifle? which is the replica? if you'

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the 31-year-old was said to be sleeping on a platform bench. stands up, walks straight ahead right over the edge and down on the tracks. she appeared to be katia tonic, never broke stride. several good samaritans as you see rushed to her rescues, pulled her to safety. she hurt her arm but otherwise is ok. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news at noon" -- light rain is falling in some areas right now. don't miss your updated first warning weather forecast in two and-a-half minutes. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> got a view from the chopper. we have a couple of korean naval vessels in town. some good shore leave here on the -- at the land of pleasant living. we have two, wrapped it up in locust point. and don is a -- is it brazilian? >> yeah. >> a brazilian warship at the inner harbor. don and our general manager were actually kayaking sunday and kayaked up to a warship and were met with a very stoic response. >>> here's first warning doppler weather radar. we've got shower activity in the area right now. not supposed to come within 100 yards of a commerci

the victim of a beat suggest a 69-year-old man who -- beating is a 69-year-old man who wanted some peace and quiet. john is there with police. >> reporter: police want to find the police who hurt the men. police officers just want peace in their neighborhood. >> the signs of a side show are obvious at the corner of foot hill and mcauthor in east oakland. residents have had enough. >> we don't have the protection our tax dollars pay for. officers took too long to get here so a 69-year-old martin took matters into his own hands. it's got to stop. >> that didn't go well. numerous side show participants attacked him. >> i've got a number of bruises and scrapes but they hit me in the head. i got lucky. >> a neighbor headed rescue him and firefighters rushed morton to the hospital. >> gases in his scalt, he now has stapled and stitches in his head. officers didn't arrive for a full half-hour after their first 911 call. since they're so short staffed they have to prioritize calls for service. >> and if it's a life and death situation that's priority number one as opposed to property crimes. lar

the couple killed are 50- year-old balbir singh and his wife, 45-year-old kamal singh, both of menlo park. if convicted, reitzell faces up to 15 years in prison. she's being held on one- million dollars bail. the d-a says she's still on probation from a 2012 d-u-i conviction. >> a 27 year old woman was arrest last night-- accused of killing a pedestrian in san jose while driving drunk. san jose police say monica johnson of campbell was driving on weibel way -- when she hit a pedestrian --- then slammed into a house. the woman hit by the car died at the scene. this marks san jose's 34th traffic fatality this year. >> the san francisco parks employee thomas burnoski-- who is accused of running over a woman in the park-- now has a restricted driver's license. under a court order issued monday, he can only drive for his job, child care or for counseling sessions. he's pleaded not guilty to the hit and run death of 35 year old christine svanemyr. who was laying on the grass in holly park with her child last month. burnoski was driving a city truck at the time and has been suspended from h

prices for everyone 49 or under are based on what a 27-year-old would pay. in the 50 or older group, estimates are based on what a 50-year-old would pay. >> it doesn't do that much because you're going to see wild variations in price depending on how old you are. >> reporter: we ran the numbers for a 62-year-old in charlotte, north korea next, ineligible for subsidies. according to healthcare.gov, based on her 50-plus category she would pay $394 for a basic plan. but the actual plan on blue cross/blue shield of north carolina's web site is $634-- more than a 50% increase. the difference? blue cross/blue shield requests your birthday before providing more accurate prices. today, white house press secretary jay carney said the administration was not trying to mislead consumers. shfrjts we're just trying to provide basic information in an easily accessible way. >> reporter: but this man, whose company helped design california's new health care exchange web site setz that's not how shop-and-browse should work. california's web site requires people to enter their