if there are reliable witnesses that can describe what they heard. and accurately describe what they heard. and more important are there any recording devices that occurred the sound the as they occurred. >> this morning we have had recounted some horrible things that have happened with rail lines this year. another incident with metro north. and a couple of other -- three other incidents we recounted. could you put in context or perspective how safe rail travel is or not. rail travel in it's various forms from interstate travel like amtrak in the northeast corridor or the lodg longer dise train or committeer trains like this one which is traveling less than a hundred miles from the beginningbeginning of it's stope end of it's stop. are relatively safe andly they n they do have accidents it's unusual to he 150 see a fatal t like today. >> there have been several investigations of train derailments in the past few years most of them not dealing with passenger trains. dr. curtis i need to interrupt you. i need to get back to the scene to get the latest

do you believe father o'brien was a good, credible witness? >> absolutely. >> the d.a.he did not believe the former monk, dale tacheny. >> tacheny was not a witness that i could rely on. i believe that tacheny received all of the information that he wanted to say from rudy jaramillo of the texas rangers. >> the d.a. says the texas ranger rudy jaramillo fed the former monk information which he didn't have himself. lieutenant jaramillo says that never happened and that the d.a.'s claim is a great insult to his integrity. what's more, the d.a.'s concern about tacheny seems to ignore this man. >> back in 2002, i was a detective with the san antonio police homicide unit, and i was assigned to the cold case unit, and i had received a phone call. >> george saidler is deputy chief of criminal investigations for the bear county, texas, sheriff's office. in april 2002, months before lieutenant jaramillo ever heard of dale tacheny, the former monk called detective saidler. tacheny gave him details about how father feit admitted murdering a 25-year-old woman. >> i remember mr. tach

one of the prosecution's key witnesses is a convicted felon called james -- he. >> he is a rat, might be the biggest rat. >> he knew jones when they warehoused together here years ago. he was given probation after writing a letter to prosecutors claiming to have bomb shell evidence in jones case but jones said he told him in a different story in jail. >> he comes visit me, what's going on, man, i ain't telling on you, woot woot woot, i'm like, if you ain't telling on me you need to go to court and tell the judge and prosecutor. >> when authorities learn of it, they gave him a new charge, tampering with a witness. >> so i get charged with tampering with him but he came to see me. >> mallory is scheduled to take the stand in several days. meanwhilel the murder of 15-year-old gregory homes. he was shot to death in his bedroom. >> five days after his murder, police have arrested a suspect in the case. 19-year-old anthony hopkin. >> you know what you are charged with? >> could you read it out. >> possession of cocaine, trafficking, murder, burglary, first degree. >> hogan said he is innoce

thank you. >> the final witness, 1.3 million demonstrated by the three witnesses that have just spoken are not just a statistic. they live, they breathe, they have families. it is our obligation in the congress to make sure that they have the opportunities to live their lives. father schneider, it's wonderful to have you here with us today. since 2005, you've been president of catholic charities and you oversee local catholic charity agencies nationwide and help 10 million americans a year struggling in poverty, regardless of their religion, social or economic backgrounds. father schneider is the author much "think and act anew, how poverty in america affects us all and what we can do about it." father schneider, we are counting on you to make sure that we all keep our moral responsibility front and center in our policy discussions. you can help to make that case your voice, your perspective are critical and important for not just those of us here this morning, but for all members of congress to hear. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. madam leader pelosi, representative delaur

thank you very much equal good everybody and thank you for being here to witness and a celebrate the signing of dues process for all ordinance in san francisco. and first, i'd like to commend supervisor avalos for your work supervisor in bringing this important legislation to this body before the board and public. i want to thank all the other supervisors as a role wholly know they spent a lot of time on this to think about the changes we're macro and i especially want to give a particular things to tang and kim for oh, amendments it strengthened the ordinance itself. i also want to give a very strong thank you it the numerous agencies about public safety but the cabinet rights ease the cabinet advocates many are in the room today including the groups that xhiepsz is rights committee i had the opportunity to hear the stories of victim who were getting tangled up with icing detainers for trying to cooperate with our police department. i'm also glad to have our police chief and he also is the first chief in the state of california to support assemblyman trust act which all of you has b

it was quite a moment to witness. >> we are one nation today. no fighting, one nation. >> today there will not be a problem. today we are here, a celebration, hero for us. tier -- a a first first here. nelson mandela's body will lie in state, not too far away. the first time a president will lie in state, and continue the celebration that will last until sunday. live in johannesburg, abc 7 news. , what has been banned at the super bowl. >> a six-year-old suspended for kissing a girl at school. >> a colder than normal in november. >> what does that mean for your heating bill? a little cashe this winter. >> 90% of us were expected to pay more for our heating bill this winter. that was the projection from the government. you are paying more now. we have ways you can save from here on out. it is a double whammy. colder weather earlier, prices for natural gas and electricity are high this year. you have probably noticed your bill is much higher. >> i have heard complaints. is the savings every month. >> we have heard from you as well. on the facebook

. >> what lewen needed most was a witness. and no one had seen anything on the day of the murder. >> lewen found there was a secret, buried in the memory of a grown man, who was all of 8 years old when a murder was being committed. marie's son, marcus singleton. >> we interviewed marcus in 2004. really the first in depth interview that had ever been done. >> marcus was deeply conflicted, between his feelings for his mom and the love he still felt for his stepfather andre. and at first, he had no intention of talking with investigators. but finally, he broke down and told the story of what an 8-year-old marcus had seen on october 1, 1994, six weeks before the murder. it's a story he also told to us. >> i remember hearing them screaming and go into the bedroom, them arguing and her telling me to call the police, call the cops. >> what was happening? >> i had no idea. none. and i froze because my stepdad told me not to. and that's when she said, you hit me, and then he said, well you hit me first. and she looked at him like he wa

it's not been confirmed but that is what witnesses believe. it was going into a curve into the track. that is the latest ntsb is on the way to the scene and there are already regional investigators there but they are getting reinforcements from washington, d.c. thank you for watching al jazeera america richelle carey the news continues throughout the day. we have the national forecast next. >> and now a techknow minute... >> well al jazeera has been tracking the train derailment in the bronx alt morning. and what i can tell you at the time of the crash at 7:20 this morning the winds were calm across the northeast. we had a front push offshore and the winds really did die down the last couple of days. the winds were gusting to six miles-per-hour out of the east at the time of the crash. fog and visibility were perfect pristine conditions at the time of the crash. usually ten miles of visibility is considered the best you can get. it's not more than that. ten miles you can see across the horizon. eye teal conditions and no fog reported in the ar

at trial, the witness said the man was wayne williams.jo's body would not be found for seven more weeks, until easter sunday. it had floated far down the south river, almost into another county. >> he also had nothing on but underwear basically. >> medical examiner joseph burton went out in a boat to retrieve the boy. >> we've got the body wrapped in a sheet. i'm the one with the shirt off. >> dr. burton ruled both jo-jo and the other boy found in the river had been asphyxiated. >> we didn't have any history of either one of these boys swimming in the south river in their underwear. >> other bodies were now washing up in the chattahoochee river to the west and the north of atlanta. five victims in that river in the next six weeks. >> i said, you know, if i was doing that, i'd be throwing them off the bridge. >> fbi agent mike mccomas grew up along a river in tennessee. he knew if something were to float on downstream, it had to be dropped in the middle of a river. mccomas suggested the bridge stakeouts. >> we looked at remote places, dark

police are asking for witnesses to come forward after a man was hit and killed by a van near farmer's market. a plumbing van hit the van around 10:00 a.m the pedestrian was from marin county in town visiting friends. one witness saw say the victim appeared to be in the crosswalk or near it the driver stopped a short distance from where the man was hit, questioned and has in the been arrested. the accident closed civic center drive for hours. >> and an arrest in a horrific crash killing one person on interstate 580, tieing up traffic for hours. cell phone video shows two vehicles burst into flames. chp says a drunk driver is to blame. we are now live with this grim story. >> a blood test was done showing the driver was intoxicated. chp says the driver slammed into another car, then that, car hit two other cars, spilling all four vehicles involved in this accident. it was a mess and sad situation. >> a viewer e mailed us this information. traffic slowed to a crawl. >> we had a jeep cherokee stop in the number two lane. a gmc hummer. and slammed into the rear. >> a truck driver along the

people should be able to come forward as witnesses or victims and this legislation helps that happen. as the mayor said no one here should have any fear again if you're immigrant call the police whether you're a victim or witness. i want to thank the colleagues. i do want to thank supervisor kim for helping to bring forward amendments we worked all agree on to move forward this legislation. everyone are regardless of our citizenship status should have due process and it's a constitutional right and it's the fifth amendment of our constitution and we here in san francisco uphold that and we say that our values should drive our values. thank you, mr. mayor. look forward to your signing this legislation (clapping) there it is, done (clapping) i pledge allegiance flag of the united states of america. on that have billion. mr. president, i'd like to call roll please. please do >> commissioner an

i will now begin by introducing our witnesses.our first witness is jonathan turley, a professor of public interest law at george washington university law school. professor turley is a nationally who hased legal scholar written extensively in areas ranging from constitutional law to legal theory. he has published over three dozen academic articles in over articles and newspapers. professor turley has been recognized as the second most cited law professor in the country. witness is nicholas rosenkranz, a professor of law at georgetown. professor rosenkranz has served and advise to the federal government in a variety of including as a law justice a supreme court and as an attorney advisor to the justice department office of legal counsel. he has published numerous scholarly articles including the constitution,e which is the single most downloaded article about interpretation in the history of the social science research network. our third witness is simon lazarus, a senior counsel with the constitutional accountability center. he is

so powerful they must see the doors of the railway station have been completely blown out another witness reports that people immediately a riot at the scene to help the victims there while the deputy head of the city twitter overall the grounds top officials at the scene right now there and senior lecturer at moscow state university mark. he explained why he believes this is he came under attack it's an easy and close target to the south of the caucasus just yesterday there the russian security services reported that a principle to the self-styled amir of the caucasus dog. was killed in darkest on by security forces i think we can look at this attack today as for more than likely a very rapid reaction revenge attack for the killing of this. and there are reports a policeman who was killed trying to stop the suspect just before the bomb was detonated about it says that great efforts are put in place to prevent such tragedies that. surety has been in a heightened condition regarding the threat of terrorist attacks for the last year as we approach a countdown to the sochi olympic games the.

our next witness is ellis winstanley. ellis is the chief executive officer for tradelogic in austin texas. with several family members mr. winstanley owns a number of business including restaurants as opera company and promotional products company. welcome. >> chairman collins ranking member of velazguez and members of the house committee on small business thank you for the opportunity to testify today on the effects of business segregation was included in the health care law on small businesses like ours. my name is ellis winstanley and i'm the ceo of tradelogic. i own business in austin texas with my twin brother and other partners. on behalf of the national restaurant association leading trade organization for the restaurant food service industry. and industry. i'm a business executive with a successful record of starting up turning run a growing businesses and hospitality construction software printing and promotional products and industries. my brother and i are entrepreneurs get started in business while we were stu

we welcome the panel of witnesses today. if you would please rise we will begin by swearing you into. do you swear the testimony you're about to give shall be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? lets the record reflect all of the witnesses responded in the affirmative. i will not begin by introducing the witnesses. the first witness is jonathan turley of public interest law at george washington university law school. professor turley is a legal scholars who's written extensively in areas ranging from constitutional law to legal theory and portable. he's published over 3,000 academic articles into 750 articles in newspapers including "new york times," usa today and at "the wall street journal." he's been recognized as the second most cited professor in the country. the second witness is nicolas rosenkranz a professor of law at georgetown university law center. professor rosenkranz served and advised the federal government in a variety of capacities including as a clerk to supreme court justi

a witness spotted the victim and called for help. he died of his injuries at about 3:30 this morning. the victim's name is not being released. >>> new video tonight of a car crashing into an east san jose walmart. they're hoping to find anyone who witnessed the red oldsmobile cutlass crashing through the front door. the driver a 33-year-old man got out of the car and began attacking customers before being tackled. he's facing two counts of attempted murder and other charges. this isn't the first incident. last december he crashed his car through the front door of a christmas store. >>> santa's helpers are still out collecting toys for kids. it's holding its 13th annual toy drive right now. they're hoping to collect thousands of toys in time for christmas. the owner says it is going down to the wire this year. >> we heard 5,000 kids are going to wake up without toys. we're not going to have any of that. we contacted santa. we're not going to have any of that. >> the restaurant is handing out the toys today and tomorrow. it will accept

once again witnesses report seeing a white van leaving the scene.was a consistent detail that would nearly untrack the entire investigation. >> i think they were looking for a white man in a box truck. >> i don't think anyone was sort of expecting that they were blacks, i think. ♪ >> well, if you're two black guys in kind of a beat-up car doing this, no one would recognize you. >> only it was later that they would realize they were wrong on the crucial points. there was no box truck and the snipers were not white. [woman] you wrapped the... [man] it's nothing but tape... [woman] it's a block. we're havin' a baby! [laughter in background] [woman screams] are we havin' a baby? [ambient crying and laughter] >>> six dead, two wounded, millions terrorized. almost a week has passed since the d.c. snipers first struck and now the school attacks have elevated the stakes dramatically. >> everyone working in the district knew someone in the schools and it was kind of like where are we safe? >> even though witnesses had reported seeing a white van at the schoo

documents and witness statements. i don't think they needed an independent investigator or independent prosecutor. the police department in this case -- a pristine blood dna urine sample taken within hours of the event. we are thankful it was. the samples taken go to the favor and benefit of mr. winston. >> hold on. mr. jansen. tim. it shows, as i read the documents. aside from the injuries. that the co-ed sustained according to the rape nurse and the investigators questioning her that she wuls add .04 alcohol, they surmised she was drunk. had tested one point, which is over the drunk driving level. he was drunk, banged around. what if there, what if it was your daughter? >> that's not true. that's extrapolation discarded. in florida, you can physically, lawfully shhot a gun at .10. the big key thing in this whole case, geraldo. she couldn't remember. first said she got hit on the head. then someone gave her drinks. they suspected ghb or within our two hour test there was no druggen her system. the top expert. ran for

i appreciate the witnesses' testimony. it's very helpful to hear directly from individuals who are affected or trying to help others who are affected by the law. my wife and i ran a small business in our community for 23 years. so we know a little bit what it takes to meet a payroll, keep the doors open, keep customers coming back and deal with regulations and taxation issues. we're very sympathetic to small businesses on a number of levels. and we also know that the businesses have to stay profitable and they have to find a way to grow. so all of these issues are very important to me. that's why i wanted to be a member of this committee. so i could see along with my colleagues what we could do to help small businesses be more successful. since i've come here last year, in june, i've been trying to partner with people on both sides of the aisle to find reasonable fixes the affordable care act. i think there are many benefits. we've realized many of them already with individuals and so on. now we're into the larger implemen

police posted this video on youtube hoping it will help find more victims and witnesses. it nearly struck several shoppers. four were hurt. witnesses sas 33-year-old hameade began attacking customers. he was subdued until police arrived. he was under the influence of drugs. this is not his first run-in with the law. in december last year he crashed his car through the convenience store. you can see that here. no one was hurt in that incident. >>> new details in the legal battle over an oakland teen declared brain dead. doctors will release findings of jahi mcmath's brain function at a hearing. a judge appoint ed an outside opinion on her condition. the family attorney asked the judge for a third evaluation by a pediatric professor at the university of toledo and past president of the catholic medical association. she has been brain dead for almost two weeks now. there is a court ordered stay to keep her alive until monday. >> a drunk tank at san francisco's county jail was full overnight following the final regular season game for the niners at candlestick park. the san f

witnesses he says who claim to know what happened here that day.escribe a military-style attack. three boats, several shooters, and hundreds of rounds being fired at two jet skiers. >> the shot that killed david hartley was an unlucky shot. >> reporter: the sheriff now believes the killers were instructed to kill tiffany hartley, too. what happens next, he says, is a scenario he has put together from three witnesses on the mexican side of the lake. one source in mexico and at least one witness who told cnn that he saw a high speed chase on the u.s. side. a boat chasing a girl on a jet ski. it is clear that one of sheriff gonzalez' sources was involved in the attack itself. >> so they were given the instructions to go ahead and shoot and kill her also. but she was able to escape. she said she was able to get away from us and we kept shooting at her to this her but she kept zigzagging and we were not able to hit her. she says she was zigzagging when she was coming across, being chased by the boat into the united states. and of course, there is a witn

we welcome our panel of witnesses today. if you would all please rise, we will begin by swearing you in. do you and each of you swear that the testimony you are about to give shall be the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? let the record reflect that all of the witnesses responded in the affirmative. thank you. i will now begin by introducing our witnesses. our first witness is jonathan turley, a professor of public interest law at george washington university law school. professor turley is a nationally recognized legal scholar who has written extensively in areas ranging from constitutional law to legal theory. he has published over three dozen academic articles and over 750 articles in newspapers. professor turley has been recognized as the second most cited law professor in the country. our second witness is nicholas rosenkranz, a professor of law at georgetown. professor rosenkranz has served and advise to the federal government in a variety of capacities including as a law clerk to a supr

thank you. >> the final witness, 1.3 million demonstrated by the three witnesses that have just spoken not just a statistic. they live, they breathe, they have families. it is our obligation in the congress to make sure that they have the opportunities to live their lives. father schneider, it's wonderful to have you here with us today. since 2005, you've been president of catholic charities and you oversee local catholic charity agencies nationwide and help 10 million americans a year struggling in poverty, regardless of their religion, social or economic backgrounds. father schneider is the author much "think and act anew, how poverty in america affects us all and what we can do about it." father schneider, we are counting on you to make sure that we all keep our moral responsibility front and center in our policy discussions. you can help to make that case your voice, your perspective are critical and important for not just those of us here this morning, but for all members of congress to hear. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. madam leader pelosi, representative delaura an

witnesses he says who claim to know what happened here that day. military-style attack. three boats, several shooters, and hundreds of rounds being fired at two jet skiers. >> the shot that killed david hartley was an unlucky shot. >> reporter: the sheriff now believes the killers were instructed to kill tiffany hartley, too. what happens next, he says, is a scenario he has put together from three witnesses on the mexican side of the lake. one source in mexico and at least one witness who told cnn that he saw a high speed chase on the u.s. side. a boat chasing a girl on a jet ski. it is clear that one of sheriff gonzalez' sources was involved in the attack itself. >> so they were given the instructions to go ahead and shoot and kill her also. but she was able to escape. she said she was able to get away from us and we kept shooting at her to this her but she kept zigzagging and we were not able to hit her. she says she was zigzagging when she was coming across, being chased by the boat into the united states. and of course, there is a witness that

now witnesses say one of the officers beat him with a baton rupturing his spleen. a 64,000 dollars settlement was approved by oakland city council council. room. >> late last night, it pry vends marijuana clubs from opening near the homes and this allows one percent banning them from the city of san jose. >> a fear is always lingering. >> i will support at least a mile from the school at least up to 1,000 feet. >> and sign parters will get this on the ballot. >>> and controversy tonight scrap the long time mascot. >>> and it is blocking lanes, the alternate route, don't even bother with 101 and 208 has some -- 208 has some good drive time and we will have more coming up. >>> , it will continue to be dry and is it possible to go from already cold to record warm. . >>> happening right now, we are in the city where nelson mandella's casket now lies in state. this one here carried his casket to the union buildings and it is on display in a theater where nelson mandella was sworn in as the first black president. through friday he will be buried on sunday. there is a uni

but that didn't happen. 0 they talked to witness number of 6. i walked outside and there was a black guy and reigning down blows. he told him the first hour they knew that. they heard the nine one one call and heard zimmerman call out for help. they knew this. zimmerman, the first thing he says to the cop when they get there is i yelled for help and no one would help me. he didn't know at the time that the 9-1-1 call had picked up the yell. how would he know this? and then they did -- the police procedure here was perfectly proper and thorough. they put zimmerman in hand customs to take him to the police station. and interrogated him multiple time. they take the clothes and test and the gun and test that. he passes the voice test analysis. they choose not arrest him. because all the evidence that supports his story he was attacking while he was keeping an eye on the neighborhood. then he shot in self-defense. one neighbor takes a photograph of the scene. the bloody and swollen noise. blood out the back of his head. sports his story. the autopsy

panel of have a large witnesses today. it's unusual for us to have seven, but if there was ever a topic that would require this many witnesses, i think this is it. on friday -- and this hearing is also very timely because on friday, the fcc chairman set a to hold an auction in the middle of 2015. encourage everyone here on the panel today, all the stakeholders who are watching and participating, to work constructively with the fcc to make this auction a success. i look forward to hearing your testimony. >> thank you, mr. chairman, for holding this hearing. i want to thank our witnesses for being with us today. american consumers are hungry for more mobile conductivity. it a priority to increase the availability of spectrum for commercial use, .oth licensed and unlicensed chairman wheeler announced that the agency timeline slipped from 2014 to mid-2015. it is important for the auction to be completed as soon as possible, but one lesson from the disastrous rollout of. is that a short delay -- healthcare.gov is that a short d

ellisxt witness is winstanley. he owns a number of businesses, including restaurants, catering company, software company, and promotional products company. welcome. collins, ranking member vasco's and the house committee on small business, thank you for the opportunity to testify today on the business aggregation rules included in the health care law on small businesses like ours. of trade logic corporation. i own it for writing small businesses in austin, texas with my twin brother and other partners. i am honored to offer the perspective of my companies as well as other restaurants on behalf of the restaurant negotiation and restaurant food service industry. i am a business executive with a successful track record of starting up, turning around, and .rowing out businesses my brother and i were entrepreneurs that got started in business when we were students at the university of texas. we were known for low rescuing local restaurant grants and turning them around as contributor to the community and job creators. w

witnesses describe what happened i was inside in the waiting home i heard an explosion i didn't realized what had happened and i saw the giant engine still was completely ruined and people were coming out with a hearing. i was with a child not far from where the blast happened i saw a blast shot its last flight i pushed a child to the floor and covered him with my body. we were drinking coffee there was an explosion i was lucky to be wearing my hood it saved me from all the shattered glass we heard screams my coat is covered in blood. the emergencies ministry has been on standby ready to send planes still get out to provide medical assistance to the injured and possibly to evacuate some of those who need more sophisticated medical help to moscow it's already been announced that generally first second and third will be mourning in. region just around two months ago and another female suicide bomber detonated an explosive device on a public bus killing herself and six others and wounding over thirty other passengers. there's been a lot of reaction to the events in vogue ride on social medi

witnesses say there were more people inside the train station itself and perhaps if it wasn't for this checkpoint then there could have been much more fatalities and much more damage done and while generally first second and third have already been announced days of mourning in volgograd region right and you board this is the second terror a time on the say seen in the past several months please remind us more about that well that's right just two months ago in late october a rather female suicide bomber detonated an explosive device inside a public was going herself six others and injuring over thirty people so the situation there is still that you just heard the witness say that everybody is very careful and a word but unfortunately this doesn't help prevent these attacks from taking place . on the line from central moscow thank you very much indeed for that update and we spoke to senior lecturer and research a national relations and security studies at moscow state university. explained what terrorists are trying to achieve you would baton that we've seen several terrorist attacks o

. >> the witnesses were two pals and fellow athletes.ly discount their testimony. and, you know, the fact that they gave testimony and the reported suspect, the quarterback, did not, i think, is outrageous. >> and they lied, geraldo. >> go ahead. >> they lied, geraldo. if you read their statements they lied. one statement said that they looked in on the sex act and before it happened, they saw -- one of his buddies said i saw them each removing the other one's clothes. in another statement to police they said they each took their own clothes off. one of the guys said i went into the room because i was doing a surprise and then he lied and said in another statement, oh, no, i went in to see if i could have sex with her, too. they're not just his buddies. they lied. they lied. >> final thoughts, mark eiglarsh? >> the bottom line is that prosecutors evaluated the case and determined because of the evidence itself, the lack of evidence, the conflicts of the evidence, they could not carry their burden of proof. for to us second guess it -- >>

the search resumed today with a witness who heard gasoline -- plane bank and drop. it's helping officials to narrowly row the search area. >>> a judge could determine tomorrow if the school shooter is mentally fit to stand trial. he was last evaluated in june. at that time the judge said he was not competent. he is accused of murdering seven people at a university in oakland in april of last year. >> thousands of fans turn out today to pay tribute to actor paul walker. they garretted around a memorial set up where walker died november 30th. mourners brought flowers, candles, cards and stuffed animals. so many people showed up sheriff deputies had too direct traffic. walker was on the break from shooting the seventh "fast & furious" movie when he died. >>> still ahead at 6:00, why some well-known musicians are canceling shows at sea world. >>> details of a large recall that could affect your holiday party menu. >>> you can help us feed the bay area this holiday season. just visit the abc7 news facebook page and take the pledge to give where you live. with each pledge

we spoke to two of the witnesses about the crime.one asked we not show his identity. >> a loud sound like a two-car accident. and looked out the window and there was a white van that crashed. i thought into the store. >> they front ended it a couple of times. the thing was over on its side and pulled the van up to the front. threw the machine in the back and drove off. >> reporter: police found the van with the atm inside here. but before ending up here, police say the two criminals left the original scene, drove the van with the atm inside across the bay bridge. for some unknown reason stopped at treasure island. then the suspects ran into more officers. criminals led police on a chase going the rang way. police did take one person into custody. of course they are still looking for one more suspect at this time. once again as i said we have the owner out here cleaning up the area. we will try to talk to him about this crime and see what he thinks about the issue. live in san francisco i'm paul chambers ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the c

brown goes as also we're lacking the witness or witnesses that could come forward and anybody who has information we'd appreciate it we have the list that ms. brown has given me to search for the suspects one it deceased and others are in custody and others occult of custody. we'd love to give you the closure by the but we need the testimony. update open crime in san francisco. it's been reported that crime is up it's up approximately 14 percent on a largely driven property crime. property crime is up 20 percent since the inception of the a b-109 and we're grasping left leg with the consequence of not having the repeat offenders that aren't able to accept an alternative strategy of incarnation the shootings are done and homicides are down thirty percent. and hopefully, we, carry that momentum into 2014. anybody that's shopping in san francisco we're passing out flyers we have posted off parking garage meters please keep our packages in the trunk of your car don't get so evenly tlarld with your cell you make yourself available for crime. this will make you less available as a victim an

witnesses are dying and perpetrators taking their vets to the grave. for those left behind.it may be the only justice they get. >> there are 124 cases involving murder and the ku klux klan at least, and those are the cases that have been reported. metrologist dave warren. when the sun comes up there's a few clouds and a lot of white sitting there. that is the snow coming down with the last storm. a lot of it over new york and new england. speaking of the snow, close to a foot. as you get further north of the i-95 corridor, a lot of roadways deal with snow and ice. slippery roadways. that was a problem. the storm has cleared out, drawing a line and another area of low pressure. fast-moving storms coming out of canada taking the path. it will give us snow. timing looks like tuesday morning. light snow coming down. it could intensify a little. more snow tuesday evening. it's moving quickly so it doesn't dump a lot of snow. the timing, tuesday overnight to wednesday morning - sun down and the snow coming heavier, could see a coating on the ground making for a tricky rush hour on

police say this started around 3:30 this witnesses. that's when witnesses saw two men inside a white van trying to take the atm. we're told the suspects tried using a chain to rip the machine from a pole. people living in the area say the noise was so loud it wok them. we spoke with the witness about the crime. >> they like front-ended it until the thing was over on the side. pulled the van up to the front, threw the machine in the back and then drove off. >> reporter: police found the van with the atm inside here at 19th and missouri. but before ending up there, police say that two criminals left the original scene, drove the van with the atm inside it across the bay bridge. for some unknown reason stopped at treasure island. police say while over on t.i., the suspects ran into more officers. the criminals led those officers on a chase going the wrong way on the bay bridge. again, in the pore trer row -- potrero hill neighborhood. i asked the owner about the atm, if he will get a new one. he said at this point, it's unclear. he is not

the search resumed today with a witness who heard gasoline -- plane bank and drop. it's helping officials to narrowly row the search area. >>> a judge could determine tomorrow if the school shooter is mentally fit to stand trial. he was last evaluated in june. at that time the judge said he was not competent. he is accused of murdering seven people at a university in oakland in april of last year. >> thousands of fans turn out today to pay tribute to actor paul walker. they garretted around a memorial set up where walker died november 30th. mourners brought flowers, candles, cards and stuffed animals. so many people showed up sheriff deputies had too direct traffic. walker was on the break from shooting the seventh "fast & furious" movie when he died. >>> still ahead at 6:00, why some well-known musicians are canceling shows at sea world. >>> details of a large recall that could affect your holiday party menu. >>> you can help us feed the bay area this holiday season. just visit the abc7 news facebook page and take the pledge to give where you live. with each pledge

i appreciate the witness' testimony. the individual are affected are trying to help others were affected by the law. my wife and i ran a small business and opportunity for 22 years we know all of it about what it takes to meet payrolls, keep customers coming back and deal with regulations and taxation issues. so we are very sympathetic to small businesses on a number of levels. we also know that the businesses have to stay profitable and have defined way to go. all of these issues are important to me that's what i wanted to be a member of this committee so i could see along with my colleagues what we can do to help small businesses be more successful. since i've been there last year, in june, i've been trying to part with people on both sides of the aisle to find reasonable fixes for the affordable care act but i think there are many benefits. i realize -- now we're into the larger implementation for small businesses and individuals. the benefits are real, but the issues are real as well. and i think with any major piece

witnesses. whether or not vehicles had been tampered with. because they do not eliminate the possibility that this was a crime. >> and one of the things in this case, this car was a specialty made car, this porsche correia gt. it had only been driven about 200 miles a year. there was only 2300 miles on the odometer of the quarter at the time of the crash. so it wasn't a car that was made to be driven every day. and the man driving was a performance experienced driver. >> both of them were. >> they'll -- there's a problem lent to this. because unfortunately our entertainment industry often times trains people to engage in roles in their movies and i'm certain that this individual received some training. i did want to comment briefly on the other tire tracks that were there. what they will do is go back and they will literally idea the composition of those tire tracks, the skids that you saw, and they'll be able to determine unkwif kaably if they were matching the tires involved in the accident as well as the speed. one thing that people are un

the witnesses had said there was a car up here.nd i think the wagon was left in this area with the papers in it. >> and, you know, the trail gets cold real quick. you know, like all cops do, it's a run-away. the kid run away. no, this kid wasn't a run away. johnny was our paper boy. i knew his parent, went out to dinner with them. johnny would not run away. there was no crime scene and nobody saw anything that, to us, was an explanation for the boy's disappearance. he just vanished. >> at that time, when a kid disappeared, it was generally a kid who ran away from home. >> we were thinking that around the news room. you get the story in the paper. by the time the paper gets delivered on the porches the next day, this kid is home in bed. >> it didn't seem like he was going to run away. >> no, no. the only thing was his car. i don't know. >> we began a systematic search from the last sighting of johnny gosh on out. >> thousands of people have been searching for the boy, but nothing positive has turned up. >> the one thing that was mis

tell me more about what her witness account is. right. >> right, she allowed us inside of her home. she heard something and thought it was a plane crash. she declined to be on camera right now. she was nice enough to let me in her home and give us this astonishing view for al jazeera america. >> that is probably going to be her view for quite a few days to come as the investigation is just beginning. morgan radford live from the scene. the govenor held a press conference where he confirmed the fatalities and the crash. >> four people last thei lost ts today right after thanksgiving during the holiday season. they are in our thoughts and prayers and their families have not yet been notified. we are getting reaction from some of the passengers on the train. one passenger spoke about the incident moments ago. >> well when we got here naturally it was a traumatic scene. we had people in cars and we had to use some of our air bags to lift portions of the train we had to use cutting equipment. and as the gofe govenor said to reiterate. we have four da fatalities and 3 injuries. >> obvious