in my district in the northern they make arrests every day and the burglaries are still happening. >> i don't think i heard a presentation on the field investigation cards. can you give me detail on that? >> a field investigation card is a tool that officers use. it is to describe it it is like this. most officers put it in their tag back and if they have a consensual encounter where they take someone on where they think it doesn't look like and detain them and run them but it doesn't warrant a whole police report they fill it out. the beauty-i'll give a example, we have a victim of a robbery and this victim tells us it was 2 females one with pink hair and a tattoo on their arm of a heart and a license plate. the officer can go into the data base and put in those factors and then there is a high likelihood if the officer did what they are supposed to do it will pop up and that link offers to connect the dots in the investigation and now we have a vital lead. >> is that just to-available in tearville or city wide? >> it is city wide. the officers come in at the end of the night and han

auto burglaries on the rise. in the month of may we had a peek in themism we attribute that to [inaudible] in the district as well as a golf tournament. auto burglies are tricky because they require a lot of surveillance. the officers have to be consistently. it takes time. when i was a young officer i remember having to be out there for many many days trying to track suspects. with the staffing we have we try to push the midnight officers so we can get them out of their uniform and into the plain clothe squz a lot of public awareness of letting the community know not to leave anything visible in the car and lock the doors. i understand how the community is feeling, i receive a lot of e-mails and people exspessing how they feel victimized when they come to the car. i was a member of the city and county resident and was in that spot as well so i'm very sympathetic. then we do follow up. a lot oof times we are told something is stolen we have eerlth the psa or cadet call back and get follow up information for seria

auto burglaries on the rise. in the month of may we had a peek in themism we attribute that to [inaudible] in the district as well as a golf tournament. auto burglies are tricky because they require a lot of surveillance. the officers have to be consistently. it takes time. when i was a young officer i remember having to be out there for many many days trying to track suspects. with the staffing we have we try to push the midnight officers so we can get them out of their uniform and into the plain clothe squz a lot of public awareness of letting the community know not to leave anything visible in the car and lock the doors. i understand how the community is feeling, i receive a lot of e-mails and people exspessing how they feel victimized when they come to the car. i was a member of the city and county resident and was in that spot as well so i'm very sympathetic. then we do follow up. a lot oof times we are told something is stolen we have eerlth the psa or cadet call back and get follow up information for seria

alameda is not a city known for crime but police have seen a slight uptick in burglaries. police aren't sure if they're related but there are similarities. nbc bay area's christie smith live in alameda. what are police and neighbors doing? >> reporter: police temporarily increased staffing during the times when the burglaries are reported which seems to be overnight. they're also trying to educate residents about what they can do. residents say they're already making some changes. >> well it makes me concerned. >> reporter: jill mcgwire is considering ways to be more cautious after a neighbor in alameda mentioned a home burglary. >> we're pretty vigilant in our courtyard, anyway. we watch out for each other, but just makes me feel like, okay i have to really be extra careful. >> reporter: police say there has been a slight increase in residential burglaries on the west end of town. but it's unclear whether they are related. >> we got a notice from a neighborhood just down -- this neighbor right down the street who said she saw suspicious people three nights ago. >> reporte

the couple filed a police report, but the burglaries remained unsolved.kaarma said he feared they were being targeted. >> we've pretty much been living in fear and it sucks. and to know that we're being watched and targeted and knowing how hard it is for you guys to actually catch a burglar with no evidence. >> reporter: kaarma said they no longer felt safe in their own home and were terrified they'd be robbed again. >> and we've been sketched out, we don't feel safe, i'm on edge about everything. >> reporter: the couple even emailed their neighbors to warn them about the string of burglaries and suggest everyone lock their cars and garages. >> having somebody burglarize you is a terrible feeling. and it does leave people feeling violated and angry. >> yes, i would agree. >> so that's not uncommon for people to be upset and extremely vigilant after a burglary? >> i would agree. it's not. >> reporter: the more time that passed with the burglars at large, the more fearful markus and janelle said they became. in part because he was a seasonal firefighter and

one that, after hearing of thursday's burglary.ime niles boulevard resident, chuck franklin says he'll look into. >> : "we have security doors on all our doors, and but yeah, we're -- my wife and i -- we talked about it and we're planning on, uh, investing in it." >> phillipe :in fremont philippe djegal, kron four news. >> vicki : efforts to fight a wildfire on the edge of the san bernardino halted by a drone in the air space. officials say the fire broke out in a canyon north of yucaipa today.prompting the evacuation of four homes. air tanker planes were briefly grounded for about eight minutes until the drone left the area of the fire. fire crews were able to stop the fire's spread at about 35 acres. it is the fourth time in the last month that officials grounded firefighting planes because of a drone. if >> brian :we have some low clouds begin to push their way into the bay and right now it is relatively clear but we should see some more fog in the morning leading to a more cloudy start to our monday. fairly windy with gusts fro

but a recent spike of burglaries has residents on alert.ure if they are related but there are similarities. now live with the latest. christie? >> reporter: i had a chance to speak about it and they are well aware that there's an upparticular in crime and they say they're doing their part to keep in contact with their neighbors online and generally avoid becoming a victim. alameda police say they're seeing a slight increase in burglaries at the west side of the city. at this point it is unclear if they're related but they seem to be happening between midnight and 7:00 a.m. so police are temporarily increasing their staffing and also reminding residents to make sure if you have an alarm, it is on when you're away or sleeping. make sure doors and windows are locked. don't leave ladders out where someone can climb on them to get inside. if you have a surveillance system, make sure it works. >> community policing exists here. the police are available and the community is tightly knit. so these things are taken seriously because you have a conse

mcdonald has recently entered a guilty plea on her charge of burglary for petty larceny.prior serious offenses, she is likely to bond out soon. >> when samantha leaves, it's like a test. now this is when the ball game starts. all of what you said during your introduction, during your interview, during our honeymoon period, you know what i'm saying? all right, now it's to put to the test. would you contact me? would you write me like you said you would write me? it takes determination. you have to be devoted, you know what i'm saying? >> mcdonald isn't sure what will happen with gathers but says her life, which has included jail, drugs, and homelessness, needs to change. >> when i get out, i am going to be living with my grandmother which is the best place for me to live because she's -- she's really christian lady. and i -- no drugs, no nothing. she's going to help me get on my feet, and i'm ready to change because i don't want to live in the lifestyle that i was living in. >>> doing all right -- >> coming up -- >> i talked to your boy. i talked to him as usual. >> carlto

stone: in the last month bat and 13 car burglaries in this area of five of those 13 and 24 our fitness and chick flick parking lot is referred to by some as the shark tank the description used to describe the many drivers problem for parking spaces in what appears to be one of the busiest lots in town. >>j.r. stone: for the car burglars have happened to those park and nearby car dealerships most of the cases have happened in the early morning or late evening hours. >>: i normally put my kids on top of my entire that is good to know. >>: is letting me know for myself i need to be more cautious. walking up and not leave anything in plain sight. >>james: happening now we have the latest of the search that is for missing a 6 month old baby in jasper accounting it continues after they believe that this placentia's more than likely bed adopt her body will ever be found they believe that he is the only one who knew what happened to his daughter he was shot and killed by police after a carjacking and a car chase the reported her missing back within one on the run saturday after police named hi

most of his convictions are for burglary and he served three state prison terms.ince that was a parole violation of a prior burglary conviction, he could soon be headed back to prison. >> do i like this? no, absolutely not. sounds like my sister, do you like prison? that's what my sister kathy tells me. no, i don't like prison. he'll have a disciplinary hearing for the smuggling incident. his girlfriend with no prior criminal record is charged with two felons and two misdemeanors. she plead not guilty and was released on bail. >> i wrote her a letter the other day monday, hopefully she'll get it today or tomorrow and she will respond back. >> what did you say in the letter? >> apologized, basically. i apologize number one. number two, i just let her know that i didn't -- it was just a bad day in time i told her and i really i'm sorry if you decide to leave me because of this. i guess i got to accept that. >> immediately after the smuggling incident. he was determined to protect his girlfriend. >> i'll take the weight for her to try to get it off her and keep it on

we have a burglary at the democratic national committee headquarters.ost unusual of all, the burglars, five of them, are wearing suits. >> the arraignment of the five middle-aged men was slowed down by the fact that each had several aliases. four said they were from miami, the fifth said he lived in the metropolitan washington area. three were originally from cuba. the facts presented so far raise a number of intriguing questions, which is, did someone put up a lot of money to have the democratic headquarters infiltrated. and if so, who and why? >> the president's press secretary said of this incident, i'm not going to comment from the white house from a third rate burglary attempt. obviously, he said, we don't condone that kind of second rate activity. >> when the first reports came about the burglary at the watergate, i didn't think much of it. but more and more facts begin to come out. >> this is a police photograph of james w. mccord. mccord is a former cia employee. now he runs his own private security service. and guess what else he is. a consulta

home burglaries and theft from vehicles are up 25 percent compared to last summer. most of them happen at night while, of course, people are sleeping. more than anything resident are concerned about the safety of their families. >> i know my wife and daughters were upset about the incident and they feel they weren't comfortable being in our own home. i went in and got a security system. >> police have made five arrests in the most recent cases and they say there hasn't been a burglary in the last week. they are urging the public to keep their homes locked and cars locked as well. >>> an 11 year-old boy recovering after suffering second degree burns at the hand of the teenager. glenn spears says he was outside a friend's house wednesday near 60th and hazel avenue in southwest philadelphia a 17 year-old walk by holding hand sanitizer. one of the kid asked for some. that is when glenn said they sprayed him with some and lit him on fire. we are not showing it in details but glenn was burned on the left side of his body. >> i don't understand it. it is crazy. ludicrous a

they feared for their own safety he was shot on sunday as officers responding to a call about a burglary at an exotic car showroom in pleasanton police say that it was jumping on top of the cars and screaming before they made this way are broken window they say that there versace's and at some point they also attacked an officer knocking him to the ground and punted and repeatedly that is when the police say the officer opened fire killing camps. >>darya: they're questioning how they handle the situation they hired lawyers to look into it the parents said police searched the homes of some of the president's after the shooting and had of the mother at gunpoint she says the opposite never told her what the situation was the father is a police officer and he is demanding answers. >>darya: parents say the sun was a dedicated member of the church group and that he'd never gotten into any trouble before. >>mark: a man and woman were driving down broadway with her several gunshots the cab driving to the man noticed the woman had been shot he called police and the woman with a to the hospital sh

police were responding to a burglary alarm at the car door shut on first-rate. the devastated families shared their grief with our justine waldman she joins us live from san jose where she to spoke with john as parents. just seen?-- justine? >> reporter: lee away, following a chase and then got into a fight with an officer creek filling fearing for his safety-- caring for his safety the police officer shot dashon. --shot john >> reporter: officers never explained to her where her son was. >> >> reporter: also a police officer senior question is how pleasanton police handled the situation. his son was never in trouble before >> which is ridiculous, how much level of force was used on him. why not talk to him creek? one that pays him? why not deployed a dog? >> i still feel him. >> reporter: of the family, has hired a lawyer. the police department is stating that the young man did not cooperate. they will rebuild surveillance footage from that area. >> pam: this is video from the scene. just a few moments ago. from our helicopter partnership with abc 7. grant lode

♪ >> north wildwood police say they have caught the last of three burglaries at morey's pier.hey have now got 23 year old leander jarrel. police say he on july 11th along with two teens stole a computerized cash register worth $2,400. he now faces theft criminals mischief and trespassing charges. officers caught the 13 and 16-year-olds they say did it on tuesday. >>> one big utility problem one big traffic mess. the morning rush in north philadelphia ugly around g street and allegheny avenue shortly after 5:00 this morning. at first it look like possibly a gas leak but pgw says an issue with pee coach drivers have been detouring in the area septa route 60 and 89 buses. >>> big change coming for new mothers in delaware. the state's public health division says new moms will no longer be given free formula when they are discharged at the hospital. delaware now becomes the third state to ban the bags. recently the american academy of pediatrics recommended that all babies only get breast milk for their first six months. formula will still be available for mother who's have difficu

a judge sentenced him to ten years in prison after pleading guilty to burglary. >> just is served. >> reporter: now according to these document, bean told investigators he didn't remember much about these crimes because of his drug use. he is currently serving time in fairfax county on similar cases. back to you. >> darcy spencer thank you. >>> new at 11 the hagerstown man who allegedly beat a 9-year-old boy to death is facing new charges now. robert wilson has been charged with second-degree murder and child neglect. the boy, jack garcia, was severely beaten for allegedly eating a piece of birthday cake without permission. he died later at the hospital. garcia's uncle and his mother, who was wilson's girlfriend are also charged with second-degree murder, assault and reckless endangerment. >>> the fbi wants you if you recognize this man to give them a call. this is the wells fargo bank on pennsylvania avenue southeast near branch avenue. police tell us the man walked in around 1:00 handed the tell area note saying he was armed and demanded money. after getting the cash, he took off on

the gun was stolen last month during a car burglary downtown. anne makovec has more on these new developments including claims that the suspect simply found the gun and fired it by accident. anne. >> reporter: we do not know right now if the murder suspect who is here in the san francisco county jail is the one that sold that gun from downtown san francisco. -- stole that gun from downtown san francisco last month. the gun recovered in the bay near pier 14 after that shooting which was one week ago today. forensic technicians traced the serial number of that gun back to a federal agent. we don't know which agency yet but the gun had been stolen during a car burglary in downtown san francisco last month and then it appears it was used last wednesday to kill 32-year-old kate steinle on pier 14 as she was walking with her dad. now, sanchez, the suspect in the case, says that he found the gun on the pier wrapped that t-shirt and that it went off in his hand. he pleaded not guilty to murder yesterday. his lawyer

he reached a plea deal to lower his first-degree burglary charge to third-degree burglary and was sentenced his release is imminent, and he says he won't be back. >> i'm no better than you, you're no better than me. if i can do it, you can do it. all right? >> yeah. >> well, i'm a couple steps ahead of you. >> yeah, yeah. >> and you got a lot of catching up to do. but you if you put your mind to it, you can do it. >> yeah. >> right? >> yeah. >> a short time later, toomer is changing back into his own clothes and about to take the eight-mile walk home. he says he made a decision to not ask anyone to pick him up. >> good luck to you. >> i just really want to stop and smell the roses, you know, as i'm walking to my destination. i want to isolate myself and pinpoint a plan of what i'm going to do. my thing is making my mark in this world, period. >> toomer leaves behind first-time inmate william jarrett who 24 hours earlier said he fainted in his cell. now he's in the medical unit for a four-hour observation period after he was found passed out again. >> he around 2:00 had a 37e, a medical emer

.>> do you have an update on the west portal burglary?ast time you had a suspect in custody to be arrested for four burglaries. what happened?>> he appeared in court and was released on his own recognizance and given a court date. he failed to appear, and in the video you see the same suspect again breaking into another establishment.>> he was arrested, facing charges on burglaries, gets out, and you believe it's the same guy committing more crimes?>> it is the same mo with the exception that this time be forced the door open instead of breaking the glass. if you look at its height, weight he wore gloves, the heavy jacket. we have seen it before doing the same thing. he goes behind the counter so he is not scene. he grabs what he wants and he is out the door.>> will he be reinvested? >> we are looking for him. if the public spots in, they should contact sfpd. hopefully this time he will stand >> if you want to send the tip, call or text from your cell phone and remain anonymous. enter tip 411 and keyword sfpd. >>> the san diego airport wa

i mean the other thread can see, burglary, arson, explosives sure. but what about extortion, it's like the hobbs act and i would amazed if any of these involve violence. justice scalia: violence by extorting. justice breyer: he's of the other did boast of communication or something. i mean they say, if you don't give me some money i will reveal such and such. what are the effects on that? >> i think what congress had in mind was the kind of extortion were somebody in france to inflict injury on a person property in order to achieve a demand. and congress was concerned that the person to make that threat was as a risk of carrying it out, which raise a degree of danger. justice scalia is that the justice department's position, that other extortion is not covered by the provision? it was just blackmail you threaten something to reveal about the person's life -- >> we would argue that the generic definition of extortion is seeking to get some property from a person with his consent by the use of threats, force or fear. justice scalia: threats or fourth >

residential burglaries that happened yesterday on wednesday.me suspects for at least one of the residential burglaries and we are trying to figure out if maybe those suspects were tied in with q$9c of the other burglaries that day as well. >>> there is a vague description of three suspects but still not certain if all five burglaries are related. >>> a major development project in san ramone is reportedly getting a mixed response at this point. the contra costa times reports that developers want to build a 169 unit apartment complex with commercial space on deer wood road and san ramone valley boulevard not far from 680. in an interview with the times a planning commissioner says she likes the idea of development there but that this project is lacking cohesion. >>> they've built an empire, amazon is now bigger than walmart, at least in one way you can measure. wall might might sell more stuff but amazon worth more on wall street. >> this is a first for amazon, topping walmart like this this. amazon turned a profit in the last quarter, it's stoc

at the time he was out on parole for burglary. two hours ago he had a visit from his girlfriend. it ended in her arrest. >> i met my girlfriend about six months prior to come in here. it is rough in here. you don't get to smoke like you used to back in the day. i kind of basically asked her to bring me tobacco and stuff. i'm not worried for myself. whatever happens, i'll do that. i am worried about her. >> he's an inmate that we have intel on that he smuggles drugs inside the facility. our intel was he had a visit last thursday and received numerous balloons of contra band. we heard xanax and he passed it the next day by moving his bowels, took the drugs out and then started selling them yesterday. >> normally investigators would act on such a tip by searching the inmate's cell. when they learned he had a visit today they decided to hold back. instead they focus surveillance cameras on him and his girlfriend. >> so approximately ten minutes into the visit she started reaching her hand into the bra to take out balloons that she had which we didn't know how many she had. she had th

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the latest burglary happened at 13th and pine streets. police continue their search for the serial burglar. >> philadelphia city controller said many city schools are unsafe and unsanitary. he has the pictures to approve it. take a look at the disgusting photos. you can see mold, exposed he is a. and cockroaches. >> next up a man's selfie on the betsy ross brooklyn bridge is raising confess over security concerns. >> new this morning, a tennessee man is getting a lot of attention for a selfie he took on the brooklyn bridge. he standpoint it with his go pro camera. he claimed he didn't know that climbing the bridge was forbidden and nobody was there to stop him. police do not consider the incident a breach in security. >> new this morning a spotting a dolphin on the water is an amazing sight, but for one family it got too close. the dolphin was swimming along the boat. one jumped up and landed in the boat and came down on a person and broke her ankles. she went back to shore with the dolphin on the boat and with the help of trainings got t

. >>> philadelphia police think a man behind two business burglaries in philadelphia is connected to four others. the latest burglary happened friday night at a pizzeria at 13th and pine. >> the city controller said many school buildings are unsafe and unsanitary. they found water damage and mold in every school they inspected. 75% of the buildings had fire hazards, including one school that had unsafe wiring within children's reach. he detailed other problems, as well. >> fire exits were blocked and missing fire exit signs and fire extinguishers that were expired or missing or not charged all in violation of fire codes. >> investigators found a pipe in a student hallway with exposed asbestos. they plan to correct the problems while students are away on summer break. >>> president obama is coming to philadelphia on july 14 to address the naay. p national convention -- naacp national convention. he will speak on socioeconomic challenges along with human rights in the 21st industry. >>> thousands had to flee their homes in tennessee. >>> a police officer and innocent woman were involve

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compared to this time last year, thefts from autos and burglaries are up more than 25%.says the intrusion has rocked his family's world. >> i knew my wife and my daughters were upset by the incident and i could feel they weren't sitting easy. they weren't comfortable being in our own home. i went and got a security system. >> reporter: residents want to know what police are doing to keep them safe. some are asking is it legal to shoot someone if they enter your home? >> police have made five arrests in the most recent cases and there hasn't been a burglary in the last week. but police also say they need the public's help. they say one thing they can do is be more vigilant calling police when you see something wrong. and keeping cars and homes lock. >> it's an on-going process. some days you win, some days you lose. we hope the pluses are more than the minus and you just keep working. >> reporter: police say they have stepped up patrols in some of these residential neighborhoods but are urging residents if they see anything suspicious suspicious people in their neighborho

both home burglaries and theft from vehicles have risen since last year. most in the neighbor of thorn ridge and elderberry pond and willow ridge. officers said if you see anything suspicious to call. >>> a teenager is behind bars accused of setting an 11-year-old boy on fire in southwest philadelphia. it happened near the corner of 60th and hazel avenue. the victim said the 17-year-old threw hand sanitizer on him and held a cigarette lighter up to his skin. the boy suffered second degree burns. >>> the honeymoon is over for bucks county newlyweds they returned from their trip to return a hot mess. a 27-ton septic truck that lost its brakes and broke through their fence and plowed into the back of their new home. joe said he is heartbroken and so was his bride. >> getting back from the honeymoon and getting all situated and having to deal with this. >> nobody was injured but the house that is structural damage and raw sewage spilled into the basement. engineers recommended suring up the first floor before they tow the septic truck from the house. >> report

in the first year they saw you a assaults down nine percent and burglary down 11% and auto theft washow can is a santa cruz is pioneering police work and it's already spreading to other areas across the country. for the past three months the seattle pd has been incorporating the new soft wear in theirwear -- software in their patrol. >> any policing agency is tied to culture and we are tied to our past. this is a paradigm shift in how officers have been employss policings. you are successful if you it that ticket or make that arrest. but this if you are out there and your presentation presence alone persuades a criminal from committing a crime you are successful. >> it's about combining innovation with instinct and ringing up results. >> it's amazing what you will see as you drive-thru a neighborhood. the things that pop out to you and the anomalies that draw that draws your attention. i have my eyes on this guy who has his pants three quarters of the way down and he is walking through the business district. >> how >> hi how have you been doing. how much have you been drinking. >> i

or taste him, --tased him let us know why >>:it is not real to me, i still feel him >> pam :car burglariesancisco. and areas most visited by tourists are particularly hit hard. russian hill, in the north- eastern portion of the city. has a rising number of car burglaires. the crime is up 88-percent there. almost doubling in the last year. police say, it is not a violent crime. but they know. it is happening and are patrolling the hot spots. tourists in these areas often fail to be vigilant about potential crimes. like burglars breaking into their cars. >>:with all these people here all day long you think it would be tough to find time to do these burglaries' but they happen it is starting to feel normal to have this level of crime around here and that is really bad >> pam :neighbors have started to put up signs warning people about the robberies. and police advise that people leave absolutely nothing behind in the new at 11. the university of california is trying to increase the number of undergraduate students it admits from the state's community colleges. today. u-c president janet napol

tell me about this burglary that led to the gun being stolen. >> well, greta this car burglary happened just four days before the shocking pier 14 slaying that ended kate steinle's life. the stolen gun belonged to a brew of land management ranger a federal manager who was in town on business. and this gun was stolen. we don't know by who. but this gun was used to kill the 32-year-old woman. very tragic development indeed. >> how far is pier 14, if you know, from where this vehicle was from which the gun was stolen? >> well, pier 14 is right at the edge of downtown along san francisco bay. the car burglary happened somewhere in downtown san francisco. so it's not too far. now, keep in mind, that this suspect is claims that he found the gun secreted in a shirt on the pier and the gun went off accidently. there are unanswered questions was this an accidental discharge as he claims? did he steal the gun from the car? a lot of questions here at this point. >> only one bullet fired at kate steinle and is it fatal one or is it multiple bullets and any idea what was left in the gun? >> we don't

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. >> we were focusing on vehicle burglaries and we found the model was accurate predicting the timing locations e the crime will occur. >> it sounds like "minority report" the tom cruise movie where they apprehend the criminal based on preknowledge. >> what the computer takes into effect is the what has been reported. it doesn't know about the demographics in the area or the person, it's all area specific. >> today, it's more than a toy it tinker with. it's the main law enforcement tool in their arsenal. so taking a look now on dayshift. this is a live map of where we think the predictive zones are for a thef for auto theft today. the orange zones are where we have had auto theft. there are no boxes around them. that is what the program does for us. algorithm weighs those and determines if it's a significant things to be loo looked at for this shift. >> when you look at police work you think of guys going with their gut and instinct to motivate. what is your response and what have you learned. >> we are not telling you how to do police work. we are telling you where are the best locat

. >> taylor is currently charged with burglary and vehicle theft while on parole.ddled with arrests and convictions for robbery, gun violations, drug possession and evading police. >> i just did the math the other day. so far i've been in jail over 20 times. from juvenile hall time as well. first time i was in juvenile hall was 12 years old. i have not been out a whole year since then. >> he once held a job as an ironworker but his criminal career is rooted in drug addiction. >> meth monster, a crankster gangster. when i get high, i go until the wheels fall off and i can't get high no more. addiction is like a sickness, it's an illness. i'm realizing i'm sick as hell. >> addiction has made it impossible for taylor to be a father to his five children. all of whom have different mothers. >> i'm a stay home dad, i cook, i clean and all that. i'm sitting here laying in the bed with them watching elmo on the laptop and i see my eyes, i start tearing up, i'll never leave them. i didn't want to. but i got bored. things get boring at home. being legit is boring. i know tha

>>mark: he was shot sunday is all persons responding to a call about a burglary alarm and exotic caris day he was jumping on top of cars and screaming before making his way out of broken when the she says of is a never explained to her were her son was he's demanding answers in their seven police officers and no one bubba why is it necessary to shoot a young man. >>mark: he was a dedicated member of the church group and never got into any trouble before. >>darya: watch out for a mountain lion for mountain lion sightings have been reported in san francisco over the past week that second picture and you can say the same one spotted to sidings and cyclic in the western presidio another sighting often in a straight he will have a live report in the next 30 minutes a woman was shot and killed in the middle of the day in vallejo the have and epicardium afternoon yes and on broadway in louisiana st. a man and woman were driving down broadway when they heard several gunshots they kept driving until the man notice that the woman in the car had been shot he call the police the woman was taken

for killing his own father and he has been arrested for sexual assault and several robberies and burglaries, he is a monster. >> do he was fired as a handyman a week before the murder, he got into the apartment without forced entry. police say i he attacked her as she talked to her mom on the phone. the motive is unclear. >>> police in conshohocken are looking for this woman for allegedly holding up a bank in broad daylight. police say she walked into the bank of america and approached a material and implied she had a gun before demanding money. the woman got away in a gray or silver does sedan with a pennsylvania tag, if you recognize call conshohocken police or the fbi. >>> police investigate francis whalen and other swat officers went to 800 riverside drive to make an arrest. guishard tried to run but turned around and shot whalen in the stomach. the second time he was shot and saved by his vest. >>> there's no word on what caused a two-alarm fire in south jersey that put four families out of their home. the two-alarm inferno occurred in camden county. one firefighter suffered a minor in