it doesn't work at every atm. here here at mission, they say they arrested a team of 10 last tuesday. >> after watching the main person conduct nearly a half dozen transactions, we watch a victim talk to them and then pushed back with muscle. >> approximately 1 hn$140 that took 90 seconds. >> for a few seconds, do you want to do another transaction and if you just say yes, you have to type in your pin again. >> reporter: he plans to take a good look round before his next withdraw. >> well it's going to make me make sure nobody is standing by looking for my pin. >> reporter: police say if you see something suspicious do your banking somewhere else. and they say it's good idea to have a complex pin number to use the a trkstm inside your bank. >> jean thank you. an active night on the stanford campus. late tonight, students wrapped up a protest of antisemtism. and you see the swaus cus here. and 100 students gathered tonight, jewish students offering stories of their upbringing showing just how hurtful it is. >> i do

>> yes. >> they backed the truck through the door go to work on the atm with power tools open the atmted out of the restaurant or put it into a truck and get away. >> so they have not caught the guy. >> no, not yet. [laughter] >> a, guys. i am at the home of the odell's. the house is literally falling into the river. >> up until about two years ago it was someone's home. we started to notice the cracks. you can see right here about 3 feet past this. they used to go out 40 more feet, 40. it has fallen into the delaware river. come out and take a look. >> take care of the fences. ♪ bill: you are standing at the canal one of the most polluted bodies of water in america standing next to a guy who went for a swim in it. >> a hero today in new york. he had this one through the canal. it can have up to ten to 20 feet. >> yes. that's the way to imagine it >> a clean water activist for a very long time. all 350 miles of it. >> a bunch of health and safety issues. we do the best that we could come up partial. i will work with the city to do the whole thing later on. the good news is no one has

thieves in walnut creek used a large truck to rip free an atm. it happened early this morning at the shell gas station near california boulevard. one man distracted a clerk and another tied a chain to the atm. the driver hits the gas and they tore the outdoor atm from the mount and then tossed it in the truck and took off. >> new details about the unbelievable tale of survival at sea. a fisherman lost for 66 days is now back on dry land and reunited with his family. clayton sandal has the latest. >> this is the moment he is pulled to safety nearly 10 weeks after the 37-year-old's own fishing trip became a disaster. >> i woke up in the middle of the night and the water was flooding the cabin. the floor was the ceiling and the ceiling was the floor. >> jordan's sailboat "the angel" is soon disabled and drifting. he has food, but not much. surviving on pancakes rainwater and fish he catches himself. >> the will to live is stronger than you may think. >> with no sign of a boat in february the search is called off and eventually jordan is down to thes

but fees fees involving atms are on rise.ve prepaid debit cards really cleaned up their act, what does it mine for you? here with me, greg mcbride bankrate.com. you did a huge survey of these things. what were the big findings here? >> i think positive development for consumers, gerri, as you noted, those higher fee cards for so long characterized the prepaid debit card space have been marginalized and discontinued entirely. what we're continuing to see in the market are offers more simplified in terms of their fees. more transparent in materialses of fee structures. we found some fees are actually coming down, making it easier for consumers to avoid them, or some cases get the fees waived. wind is blowing in the right direction for consumers. gerri: shocking. we used make a joke about, activation fees. monthly fees. want a paper statement, fees. details get into. what kind of changes have you seen? how much are the changes coming down? >> two most common fees, two you mentioned, monthly service fee and activation fee. monthl

thieves in walnut creek used a large truck to rip free an atm. it happened early this morning at the shell gas station near california boulevard. one man distracted a clerk and another tied a chain to the atm. the driver hits the gas and they tore the outdoor atm from the mount and then tossed it in the truck and took off. >> new details about the unbelievable tale of survival at sea. a fisherman lost for 66 days is now back on dry land and reunited with his family. clayton sandal has the latest. >> this is the moment he is pulled to safety nearly 10 weeks after the 37-year-old's own fishing trip became a disaster. >> i woke up in the middle of the night and the water was flooding the cabin. the floor was the ceiling and the ceiling was the floor. >> jordan's sailboat "the angel" is soon disabled and drifting. he has food, but not much. surviving on pancakes rainwater and fish he catches himself. >> the will to live is stronger than you may think. >> with no sign of a boat in february the search is called off and eventually jordan is down to thes

. >>> in walnut creek three guys stole an atm full of cash. one man distracts the clerk at the shell station while another man attached a cable to the atm from that pickup. watch the cable is attached. the third man hits the gas and rips the atm out of the ground. then the men load the machine in the back of the truck and take off! >>> governor brown's executive order on water use will be the focus of tuesday's hayward city council meeting. it will consider even more restrictions. but among the ones imposed by the governor, restaurants can only serve water to diners if they ask for it. and outdoor water something banned for 48 hours after it rains. >>> tonight, we may have a solution for people who just can't bear to let their lawns and plants die in the drought. free water, recycled water. christin ayers shows us all you have to do is bring your own jugs. >> reporter: pull up, grab a hose, fill up, and repeat. 21 gallons. >> 21 gallons, yeah. probably do about 12 trips a week. >> this would be my, um, third trip. >> reporter: they come for th

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another hooked the atm to a cable attached to his truck and off he goes. he hit the gas ripping the machine right out of the ground. the men loaded the machine in the back of the truck and off they went. >>> when the weather is nice, many san francisco residents flock to dolores park in the mission but lately it's an eyesore. city park rangers have been handing out citations left and right for trash. that's why the group friends of dolores park organized a major trash clean-up today. they started by handing out trash bags. >> any trash they leave in the park they pack it out to provide a way they can contain their trash instead of having it strewn out all over the ground with the hope that as the rangers have said, they're here passing out many citations because of the trash. so we are hoping that by eliminating that trash problem we can get the rangers to cool out a little bit. >> the group is also trying to get the city to add more trash bins around the park and more toilets, as well. they say public urination is also become a problem in dolores park. >>

thieves in walnut creek used a large truck to rip free an atm. it happened early this morning at the shell gas station near california boulevard. one man distracted a clerk and another tied a chain to the atm. the driver hits the gas and they tore the outdoor atm from the mount and then tossed it in the truck and took off. >> new details about the unbelievable tale of survival at sea. a fisherman lost for 66 days is now back on dry land and reunited with his family. clayton sandal has the latest. >> this is the moment he is pulled to safety nearly 10 weeks after the 37-year-old's own fishing trip became a disaster. >> i woke up in the middle of the night and the water was flooding the cabin. the floor was the ceiling and the ceiling was the floor. >> jordan's sailboat "the angel" is soon disabled and drifting. he has food, but not much. surviving on pancakes rainwater and fish he catches himself. >> the will to live is stronger than you may think. >> with no sign of a boat in february the search is called off and eventually jordan is down to thes

. >> so why no atm pictures probably asking? one machine they used really takes advantage of people in poorer neighborhoods doesn't take pictures, bolted to the outside of chinese take-outs. why would anybody think of doing? they got 5-dollar service charge and it doesn't take pictures, so that's where they tried to use it, then they use it at wawa to get cash. how stupid is that? so far from the pump on bartrum, not only see the guy faces, again can't see the license plate of this van. mike alex, get this, she is wearing a ring she works at jewelry store. what's this worth? she said just $300. if he at this time back on her finger. they said we want the big stuff. they never got the big stuff. >> never got the big stuff. the whole thing. hopefully someone is seeing this van then. >> all right steve, 6:07. >> well, it is a real life mrs. doubt fire. only this woman's up to no good. or guy. where this guy is robbing banks. we snap it. we stack it. we smoosh it. we love it. hershey's makes it a s'more... you make it special. hersh

police say it is one of the places they used the woman's atm card. very soon after she's dumped in the wooded area near a cemetery 10 miles away in darby township. again police say they have conducted interviews in this area and that business owners in the area, say they have seen the van in recent months, maybe four to five times within the past month. it is a maroon ford van late 90's to early 2,000 model with very distinct white markings on the sides. we have a picture of that vaananen our when site at cbs philly.com. if you know anything about this you are asked to call police. we are live from center city, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thanks very much. >>> new at 6:00 o'clock tonight we are hearing a 911 call connected to the in custody death of the man in vineland. >> he is outside. >> he is outside. >> what is he doing. >> screaming up there, i don't know what the hell is wrong with him. >> reporter: that call fridays march 31st of this year and so thinks video that shows final minutes of the philip white's life. you c

it also limits atm cash withdrawals to $25 a day. lisa, should all states do this? >> 100% without a doubt. taxpayers shouldn't be on the hook for welfare recipients spending money on spa treatments and, you know getting tattoos. we should be giving people a hand up not a handout. but that's not what we've been doing. what we need is a broader assessment of welfare as a whole. since lyndon b. johnson launched

of an entire atm machine >>whoosh >> grant:squatters blamed for two fires in this abandoned vallejo school building. two weeks later the city is making sure they never move back in. >>whoosh >> grant:a new ranking of the country's smartest public high schools. you might be surprised at how many are in the bay area. local shining examples coming up in a full hour of your choice for prime time news. >> catherine: tonight only on four.new details on this attack on a thursday night. >> catherine: good evening i'm catherine heenan. >> catherine: it's shocking video that has outraged a san fransciso community. >> catherine: tonight the suspect remains in critical condition.and earlier today police arrested a suspect. >> catherine: kron 4's jr stone joins me now. you were the only reporter to talk with the suspect right? >> reporter:catherine, i asked arthur jones of fairfield point blank did you hit that homeless man? he gave me this look and took a step back saying he wasn't going to answer one way or anotherespecially not until he saw the video. >> reporter:so i showed him this video where the

chris said he then drove home and police even found a photo from a bank atm of what looked like chris' truck heading north on the right street at the right time. to the cops, chris' story added up. and that was when police learned matthew and chris were not the only men in lynsie's life. there was someone else who both matthew and chris mentioned to investigators. an older man who drove lynsie around no one knew his name. they had heard lynsie refer to him as her friend. >> all anybody knows him by. >> as her friend. >> yeah. >> nancy had no idea lynsie was friends with any older man. she was about to find out. >> two days after lynsie vanishes you get a phone call. >> yes. >> you're pretty much at your wits end at this point and the phone rings, it's a guy named marty. did you know a marty? >> no. >> as far as you know did lynsie know a marty? >> no. >> he said he went to pick lynsie up at school but she wasn't there. said he had money of lynsie's she needed for tuition. none of that made any sense to nancy. >> after lynsie goes missing, nancy, her mother gets a phone call. a guy nam

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by that possibility >>> a warning from san francisco police this morning -- watch your back at the atm. officers have caught three people trying to steal p.i.n. numbers. a police say when you step away, thieving are stepping right in to try to stop the atm from closing your transaction. undercover officers arrested three people last week at 16th and mission. the trio almost got away with hundreds of dollars from a person's account. >> it's going to make me look around because it is hard to, you know, hide your p.i.n. >> the suspects are charged with robbery and fraud. police say they've been arrested for the same scam before, too >>> b.a.r.t. directors saying they're exploring the way to get a bond measure on the ballot as early as next year. it comes after a state audit shows that the agency will need p upgrades over the next decades t. including a new operating system >>> this could be expensive on smaller scale. get ready to shell out big bucks for wasting water. up to a $10,000 fine per day, reserved for just the biggest offenders. a spokesperson for the santa clair valley water di

the streets got a beat that led that not only to a graufrgs on road wage i remain but turned into a atm case so the case is absolutely a good way if you keep at it it results in - it has a good resultant eight-year-old was brought into the hospital and the officers got a lady modestly made an arrest the eight-year-old had never ever been on a cable car so the officer did a cable car ride that was really awesome some of the town hall meetings actually, two of the vista did care corridor we have good feedback from how everything is going our property crime is slightly up it is up from 41 up and the auto thefts are primary property crime up i reach out through newsletters and every single newsletter has a crime prevention tip the last one on cell phones how to track them and watch we work closely that the city attorney's office we have a couple of really good cases that we are working only together that actually we've done several cases twoebl two or three in the past year that really have in fact not only through the city attorney's but the da's. >> so if you look at the offer you'll park

depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. you bank. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >>i don't believe authorities are going to shoot down a 60 year old man in a flying bicycle. >> pam:a daring protest in a tiny aircraft: a fed up postal worker deliberately flies into restricted airspace around the u=s capitol to deliver a message to congress. >> pam:the incidnt prompted a shutdown of the streets around the capitol. >> pam:no one was hurt, and the man behind the stunt said no harm was intended. >> pam:alecia reid is here to tell us more about the postal worker who wanted to deliver a message. and the unusual way he did it. >> reporter:pam you know the postal service. rain, snow and gloom of night will not stop mail carriers. >> reporter:a florida postal worker by the name of doug hughes decided, even the u=s secret service wasn't going to stop him. >> reporter:the last moments of a story that began 8=hundred miles away in a hangar near tampa, florida. >>i had carefully planned it so

you'll also see him learn to use instagram and the atm. why?ecause he was just released from death row in a case that raises serious questions about race, class and america's justice system. for our new "nightline" series "firsts," here's my coanchor byron pitts. >> for 30 years anthony ray hinton was a dead man walking. thank you, jesus! thank you lord! >> reporter: but not now. family prayers answered. a dream no longer deferred. >> 30 years ago prosecution seemed to take my life from me. >> reporter: 58 years old hinton lived half of his life in a cage, hinton correctional facility in alabama. here men do time and time stands still. today he is seeing and experiencing things for the first time in decades. >> when you were a kid and your daddy took you on a ride and you want to see everything. just be looking. make me really appreciate freedom more would you believe this is the first time i have been in the rain in 30 years? it feels wonderful. yes, it feels wonderful. >> reporter: we joined him as he began his rebirth of sorts. what's it lik

. >>> in walnut creek, three guys got away with an atm full of cash. one man distracts the clerk while the other attaches a cable to the pick up truck. then they rip the atm out of the ground and load the machine in the back of the truck and take off. >>> tonight, san francisco police say they have caught the man who did this. take a look at this video. walked up to a homeless man who was minding his own business in the tenderloin and bashed his head with the pipe and then the attacker just walked away. the away. >> everyone has a right to feel safe. especially in san francisco. >> an officer saw the video on the news last night. very hard to watch. and minutes later saw the suspect in person in the tenderloin. police have charged 36-year-old arthur lee jones of fairfield with attempted murder. they don't know why he did it. >>> the guardian angels are back on the streets of san jose saying they want to help the police fight the rising crime rate. andria borba caught up with them downtown. >> reporter: with red berets on their heads and cameras on thei

. >>> take a look at this, a drive drive-through atm, sort of. 5:00 a.m. today, these suspects pulled into the gas station at a walnut street and one of the suspects distract eded the attendant, and his partner attaches a cable to the atm, and then he pulls off taking theatm with him, and now the police are looking for the white ford truck. >>> and a follow-up story of how the community is supporting fallen officer michael johnson. $24,000 and counting is how much money a south bay bar has joined for the family. hundreds of people showed up at the pub last night to show their support. this is after his memorial and burial. even johnston's father and members came to thebry brittania pub. >>> and now shgs, the giants are hosting the a's tonight in a exhibition game. >> and the real season starts monday, but plenty ti of fans took the seats tonight. and jean elle, happy new year the season is here. >> let's play ball. a's, and giants' fans are getting to know the 2015 team. some stars are gone, and some new faces on the field, but the game is the same and the

investigators went to that bank and checked the atm surveillance video. it showed david swann, just as he said it would. >> we were able to verify through the atm tapes, david swann did not have a window of opportunity to commit this crime. >> with david swann cleared, there were no other suspects. investigators feared that karyn slover's murder might never be solved. >> i took it personally. i spent a lot of sleepless nights thinking about this case, wondering what i was missing, what we weren't doing, what we needed to do to actually come up with a killer in this case. >> as a last resort, police looked one more time at the crime scene. it was clear, there had to be another car at the scene. >> there had to be more than one person involved in this. you couldn't leave a vehicle along the interstate and walk back to wherever you left from. someone had to drive there and pick you up and take you back. >> so, who would have had the motive and the opportunity to commit this crime? karyn's ex-husband, michael, had an alibi for the night of the murder, but his

the use that far atm info could proof helpful as well. we have post that surveillance video on line at cbsphilly.com. so you can take another look. but for now reporting live outside of the philadelphia police headquarters, jan carabeo, cbs 3, "eyewitness news". >> new morning, fire damages a house in gloucester county. call in around 12:30 fire 400 block of west broad street in paulsboro. officials had it under control in about a half hour. no one was hurtment and they are still looking into a cause. >>> philadelphia police have take answer man into custody after barricade situation. it happened last night on the 1800 block of 67th avenue in west oaklane. several children left the home un charmed. police say it began whether a dhs worker showed up at the house with a court order to remove two children, ages ten and 12. now, as the children were leaving, we're told that the father appeared to wave a handgun. investigators say it turned out to be a replica barretta. >>> if you were to point that firearm at me, i would fire upon you. the la

in an atm up from 7% last year. the fee is typically between 50 krepts and cents ands 3ds. >>> average family spending $900 on prom. can't believe it's right includes cars clothes, tickets and food. seems like a lot. the higher your family income the less you plan to spend on the big night. families with annual incomes of $50,000 or more plan to spend about $800 on prom. those with less will spend almost $1,400 on prom. >>> i'm eun yang live at nat park for this beautiful opening day. coming up what's new at the park including some delicious . >>> we are counting down to the ning day. first pitch at 4:05. just a stunning day. picture perfect weather for a baseball game. excited about it. you'll see a lot of changes. one of the best thing answer coming to a ball court, of course, all the yummy foods and nats chief marketing officer gave us a delicious preview this morning. >> talk about some of the new things at the park this year. >> we have a new virginia theme stand. had half smokes from d.c. a crab stand, a lot o

an atm ripped right out of the ground. a closer look at this surveillance video that could lead to an arrest. oh my god. i like it a lot. it's flavorful, juicy that's melted garlic herb butter. yeah, it's really rich. the bun is just, like, really good. pretty classy burger! heads above! could this have come from jack in the box? no. no. no, not at all. i don't like fast food. hi. i made that. no! (laughs) no, really?! that is my new buttery jack with garlic herb butter melted right on it. you can go classic or bacon & swiss. will they melt in your mouth? you butter believe it. >>> veteran whale watchers say they've never seen anything like it. a boom on the whale population right off the golden gate. in fact, there are so many whales that boaters are being told to be especially cautious right now. >> reporter: right now and easily seen from shore spectacular evidence of nature's resilience. a new surge in the number of whales. >> oh my god. >> to see a baby and its mom it's like, it's, there are no words. >> reporter: san

watch your back at the atm. police say when you step away, thieves are steps in to try to stop the atm from closing your transaction. last week, officers say they caught three people trying to get away with the scam 2349 mission district. >>> take a look at this. this could be refreshing to many folks, a sign, a symbol, if you will, do you like what you see? a bay area man wants to make silicon valley more recognizable. >> bob, he's opening a new sign will be the landmark of the silicon valley? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, as we look over silicon valley, it's generally a mishmash of nondescript office buildings. there's no space needing, no statue of liberty, no golden gate bridge. no landmark that this is the capital of the tech world. but a man is proposing a landmark here in the east fight hills for the world to know exactly where they're locating. these are renderings on his website. he's proposes a 200-foot-long structure. possibly embedded with electronic ink so they could flash binary code or l.e.d. l

depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> sky 7 is live over a protest in san francisco. a 24th and mission street. police keeping them from getting to the bart station. officer as rested him today. >> it's not an easy process to impose a planned 25% mandatory cut back. in some areas cities must pass an ordinance. and goals might not be uniform. >> it appears there is agreement on one thing. lawn sprinklers will be limited to twiegs per week. the 15 cities may not have uniform saving goals. that is because morgan hill is being asked to cut back 35%. san jose 20% the city of santa clara intends to match that. san jose is considering a 25% goal. valley water wants to consider the higher goal to apply county wide. >> it's a staffing issue for many. so there is potential if we have authority here perhaps in areas we can help. >> it has an app for people to take pictures. >> it's not tattle tailing. it's trying to do the best we can. people have big swimming pools? god bless them. we

. >> thieves made off with an atm today after using a truck to rip the machine free. one man distracts the clerk and another hooks up a chain to the atm. >> looks like it's going to be a damp easter with much-needed rain on the way. >> certainly spencer christian joins us now. >> here is live doppler 7 hd. sunny skies right now. over the weekend we'll see increasing clouds. no rain yet. sunday morning this wave starts to spring through. a line of showers reaching north to south, and moving west to east. later in the day. we'll see showers tapering off. partial clearing behind showers and those showers here will translate into snow in the sierra. >> we'll take every drop you've got we all want to save water, santa cruz took drastic measures. residents were successful exceeding their goal of 20% offenders have had the option of attending a class or just pay up. the state now grapples with the order to cut back by 25% we'll see how many people do the right thing. >> governor brown will be talking about the drought on this week with george stephanopoulos. >> the parents o

depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you.you can easily master the way you bank. >>catherine heenan:s-f-o reported the highest number of perimeter breaches of any airport in the county. >>catherine heenan:that's according to a new investigation by the associated press. >>catherine heenan:kron4's maureen kelly was at an airport news conference - where new details were >>catherine heenan:released on where the intruders are getting in. >>reporter:since 2004 sfo's 15 mile perimeter has been comprised 37 times. that's an average of 3-4 times a year. >>reporter:but airport spokesman doug yakel suggested their number may be higher than other airports because the data they released covers all exterior breaches. >>reporter:including those that were accidental. >>reporter:4 incidents involved their fences.6 were detected by buoy's inside the 200 yard buffer zone from where the runways meet the bay. >>: of the cases there were boulders in distress or somewhere. >>reporter:16.nearly half of the intruders. were homeless or mentally unbala

depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> a big clean up oof a 4-20 gathering. the april 20th pot-smoking celebration. you can see the haze there. it is illegal to openly smoke pot in california so this event operates without a sponsor. opponents say it's becoming a big problem. >> people think of the marijuana of the 70s or 60s. >> we do it every year. it's a great vibe and a cool place to be. >> sky 7 was over uc santa cruz at 4:20. several thousand people were lining up. >> silicon valley is known for being on the cutting edge of technology, now, it's becoming a growing for defense the california national guard's rescue wing has a new training facility. >> what people think about the military culture in general is that we're well trained and well prepared. that is what this building kind of emphasizes is that we eliminate those mistakes because we have facilities to and space. >> warriors fans are streaming into oracle arena. we are live at oracle arena. katie? >> reporter: cl

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they ran right over an atm then through the damaged machine in the back of that pickup truck and tookff. police are using this video and other pieces of surveillance footage to track them down. >>> justice department opens an investigation into the death of freddie gray who died while in custody of baltimore police. about 1,000 people gathered tonight near the scene of gray's arrest and they marched to nearby police staying. gray died one week after he was handcuffed and put into a police van and while in that van he asked for medical care police say he died from a significant spinal injury. governor christie says the us should require cuba do return the convicted killer of a state trooper to new jersey before diplomatic relations are restored. christie potential 2016 gop president sal contender criticized cuba during an international business conference at the state department today. back in 1979, joanne chess march broke out of prison and fled to cuba where she was granted asylum. >> i have to problem with cuba being welcomed back into the family of civilized nations but you have to

depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you.can easily master the way you bank. >>> we have developing news in pacifica. sky 7 hd is live over a large dead whale south of the passive ya ya pier. officials tell us it appears to be an adult sperm whale. >> some bay area japanese americans say personal items and family history owned by love ones are being commercialized and used to make money for someone else, part of an auction and people want that auction stopped. vic lee is live with the story. >> reporter: they say the original owner who since passed never intended for these artifacts to be auctioned off. he wanted them to be part of an exhibition. >> i was shocked to see this photograph of my cousin auctioned off to someone unknown for dollars. >> she and her family were incarcerated at tulle lake. the photograph of her cousin, jimmy. she calls this a tra vesty. >> it cheapens an experience in a race's history. >> the paintings show the bleakness of the camps many have another name. concentration camps. their paintings reflect

depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> thomas has als and depends on her wheelchair. police called her husband, phil. >> i'd like to say thank you. you have made the day for us so i hope you're watching the evening news. >> very nice. and authorities believe the person that stole the van used it to haul burglarized goods a company has given them a loaner van until it's fixed. >>> an elderly woman was bruised during a brazen theft in oakland. watch the highlighted area. you'll see a person jump out of a passing car, grabbing a woman's purse. she was dragged as she tried to get her purse back. the victim talked to abc7 about the incident. >> how how is your family? scared? >> scared. but they told the police already. >> you can see how bruised her arms got. police are asking the public for help in identifying thieves as well as vehicle. >> last week was governor brown announced new drought restrictions you might remember he was standing on bare ground. there is actually some sno

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ro issued atm card to withdraw taxpayer money for their own personal expenses could be lost. councilman fred lesher says that is in longer her job to worry about. >> we have cut spending because we eliminated two jobs, the code enforcement job and boro manager job. >> reporter: brown backed by councilman paul muser says vote was illegal because it came have after he adjourn the musing. brown handed over boxes of evidence last night to the advertise trick attorney's office as part of its ongoing investigation in the boro's financial problems and sloppy record keeping. >> they have not had an audit done here in three years. >> reporter: for his part lesher says vote to eliminate brown's decision was based on states advice to cut spending and he agrees the that the financial problems need to be examine. >> i think there is a whole lot of money that was going out the the door. >> reporter: this is video just in of paula brown leaving boro hall here. right now i'm told council will meet here on monday to try to sort this whole thing out. in the meantime the delaware county's distr

truck ripped the out door atm from the mount. they tosd it natural back of the truck hopped in and took off. >> wow! >> local federal authorities are now investigating the deadly crash of you will from light aircraft near petaluma a today. that plane experimental craft called a quick silver 10 42 went down in a field not far from the adobe creek golf course 12:30 this afternoon. witnesses say they heard a pop before the pilot went down. some speculate the pilot may have been trying to make an emergency landing. pilot was found dead inside the aircraft. his name not yet released. crash happened about 5 miles from petaluma municipal airport. >> former santa clara county supervisor who admitted to playing dirty politic not serve any time in jail. george sheer you could out of the superior court today free man. judge sentenced him to 45 days of community service 3 years probation plus fines and fee for his role in sending out a phoney campaign flier that painted an opponent of his political ally as a communist sympathizer. that flier

. >> thieves made off with an atm today after using a truck to rip the machine free. one man distracts the clerk and another hooks up a chain to the atm. >> looks like it's going to be a damp easter with much-needed rain on the way. >> certainly spencer christian joins us now. >> here is live doppler 7 hd. sunny skies right now. over the weekend we'll see increasing clouds. no rain yet. sunday morning this wave starts to spring through. a line of showers reaching north to south, and moving west to east. later in the day. we'll see showers tapering off. partial clearing behind showers and those showers here will translate into snow in the sierra. >> we'll take every drop you've got we all want to save water, santa cruz took drastic measures. residents were successful exceeding their goal of 20% offenders have had the option of attending a class or just pay up. the state now grapples with the order to cut back by 25% we'll see how many people do the right thing. >> governor brown will be talking about the drought on this week with george stephanopoulos. >> the parents o

atm thieves resort to extreme ways to swipe a machine. and plus, judgments day for a man who ran a revenge ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around, barbara ♪ ♪ forever i've been praying for a snack in my life ♪ ♪ and now i have a brownie ending all of my strife ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ >> well cooler weekend back. >>> thieves in walnut creek used a large truck to rip free an atm. it happened yesterday morning at the shell gas station on california boulevard. one man distracted the clerk and another tied a chain to the atm. the driver hit the gas and tore it from its mount. they tossed it in the truck and took off. 6:13 the time. >>> a california man has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for his revenge-porn website. he was convicted earlier this year of identity theft and felony counts of extortion. authorities say the 28-year-ol

depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >> catherine heenan: authorities are trying to figure out how long a mummified body wrapped in blankets with an a san francisco on piles of trash were also found inside and it is believed it might be a horrible case according. kron 4 terisa estacio says the neighbors thought something was wrong but they did not expect anything like this. >> reporter: what looked inside you and see why city officials are calling this one of the worst cases of courting they have ever dealt with. from this angle you concede writing trash piled up to the ceiling and this is after three large dumpsters carted away trash found inside the on on 49th avenue in severances goes richmond district and this anastasia lives close of by her daughter. sadly officials did discover that what is being called a mummified body inside the home over the weekend officials say they check out a home after the woman living year went to get her taxes done admitted to the consultant that

and on that atm fee, that rankles me even sure. every day on atm fees. and who owns those atms and what's their connection to this whole process and this entire bill. >> and linda, another thing, they talk about tattoos and movies as being something that you're going to spend your stamps on. i mean is this just ridiculous? >> well to begin, you actually can't spend food stamps on anything that isn't food and anybody who says so doesn't understand the nature of the program. secondly, no no we're not spending our food money on movies. >> got it. linda and eleanor, thank you so much. that's a wrap of this sunday edition of "weekends with alex witt." we'll of course bring you news of hillary's announcement the moment she makes it. take care, everyone. "meet the press," next. uh gift of the name your price tool to help you find a price that fits your budget. uh-oh. the name your price tool. she's not to be trusted. kill her. flo: it will save you money! the name your price tool isn't witchcraft! and i didn't turn your daughter into a ro

you bring up atm's. i want to talk about tourism businesses. what are they doing with their money?hey taking it out of banks? are they keeping it elsewhere? guest: we keep our money here. we have to invest anyway, money is so scarce. tourist businesses need the money to invest and renovate and pay salaries. credit is so expensive in greece if you can find it. the typical tourist business borrows at 8% to 10%. investment is also low income. only because of the level of credit. we can wait for one month or two, if we do not close the thing, tourism will go down and greece will land in a new recession. they have to conclude as soon as possible. jon: thank you very much for joining us. the greek tourism federation president. as we had to the break, here is a picture of the markets. the ftse 100 trading a little bit lower. bp up this morning. the dax down by 88 points. the big loser is commerce bonk -- commerzbank raising $1.5 billion in share sales to boost capital. we will talk about these markets more. ♪ jon: welcome back to "on the move." almost it, sent to say. some of you might be

thieves in walnut creek use add large truck to rip free an atm. and california boulevard. one man distracted the clerk. another tied a chain to the a it tm. the driver hit the gas and tore the swrout door atm from its mount. they tossed it in the truck and took off. a california man sentenced to 18 years in prison for his revenge porn website. kevin bullard was convicted earlier this year of identity theft and felony counts of extortion. authorities say the 28-year-old allowed users to upload thousands of sexually explicit photos of women on his website. he then created another website for the women to pay money to have their pictures removed. one of his victims who was not identified spoke about how the scam damaged her life. >> ever since this happened, my life has gone through a down spiral. it's still going through a down spiral. i'm homeless because of this. i lost may family, friends and i've lost almost everything because of this. >> bullard's father apologized to the victims in court calling his son's actions both shameful and stupid. >>>

thieves in walnut creek used a large truck to rip free an atm.station on california boulevard. one man distracted the clerk and another tied a chain to the atm. the driver hit the gas and tore it from its mount. they tossed it in the truck and took off. >>> a california man has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for his revenge-porn website. he was convicted earlier this year of identity theft and felony counts of extortion. authorities say the 28-year-old allowed users to upload thousands of sexually explicit photos of women on his website and he created another website for the women to pay money to have their pictures removed. one of his victims, who was not identified spoke about how the scam damaged her life. >> ever since this happened my life has just gone through a bounce. as down spiral. i'm homeless. i left my family and friends. i've lost almosting everything because of this. >> the father apologized to the victims in court calling his actionings both shameful and stupid. >>> happening today, people on the peninsula will gather to hon