a blasting cap is not easy to get ahold or or maybe. so when we hear things like he got a lot of his components or parts from home depot, probably one side of it. on the other side, he's an electronic engineer. that's what he did for a living. his circuitry was probably more complex than it sounded like. seems like the type of that battery that he used was specific and allowed police to know which bombs or these bombs were connected to the same bomb maker. early on i said as they look at components, there's some part or piece that is not easy to get ahold of or find. if there's enough of those, you can track purchasers and manufacturers and lead that to the suspect. in this case, the battery allowed police to understand if it was a copycat, if the same person was doing it and also probably gave him a key to his background and education on this stuff. >> dana: based on your expertise, you think he was acting alone? >> it seems that way. makes sense if you look at -- we don't know motive. if you look at skill level, he didn't need somebod

he says, "i better get ahold of this little brat." damian: keep cesar in class.rita: yeah, so he was all excited. i don't remember he was there two or three days, but he was there. he went home and my dad goes, "what happened?" he goes, "i don't like the teacher." and he never liked that teacher, you know? she had the teacher for two years, he never liked that teacher. and but he got settled afterward. my dad told him, "you know, you have to let go of your sister's hand. you're going to grow up to be a big man." he never did, we were always together. damian: he did become a big man. barbara, so i was--25 years ago, i was a senior at san jose state, and i remember when i heard the news. where were you, and how impactful was it then, and is it still now? barbara medina-aranda: i was at work. and i had--i was a buyer at the time, so i had gone to go get some things. i came back and the receptionist looks at me and she says, "there's a really important call for you." i said, "who is it?" she goes, "your sister." i said, "oh, she's bugging." so, i went to the conferen

we have not yet been able to get ahold that of driver and we haven't seen him come to the scene. now, police are also looking along this 3-mile trek to see if any vehicles were damaged as a result of this. it would be very surprising if there wasn't any damage. we're looking to confirm some reports that we've received but again, the truck driver, we've not yet been able to get ahold of him but no charges have been filed. we'll let you know as soon as we get some new information. reporting live in point breeze jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." matt. >> quite a ride. thank you jeanette. >>> a delivery man is recovering from the shooting in north philadelphia last night. the action cam was there as medics placed the victim in an ambulance. the shooting happened on the 2000 block of west haggard street. the victim told police he didn't realize he had been shot. he's being treated for a neck wound and is expected to survive while police search for who shot him. >>> a southwest philadelphia woman spoke exclusively to "action news" about the terrifying moment a stray bullet flew th

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you will see a ridge of high pressure taking ahold of the bay area, bringing us sunshine for the afternoon. it will be a great day to go outside and take a little break from work. temperatures will feel warm. tomorrow, we will be sunny for most of the day. but the low out here will arrive bringing us a chance of rain for wednesday night into thursday. the wind direction will also shift. today, our winds will change from going in the east direction to a south wind. that will bring us a little bit more warmer weather. that is why today will be warmer than tomorrow. today will be the warmest day we have had for a while since the early february days. east winds at 3 and oakland winds at 5 mile per hour, really calm in antioch. 8 mile per hour winds in napa. the wind direction will shift to the south and we will have sunny sdiez for the afternoon -- skies for the afternoon. >>> if highway 24 is part of your commute, listen up. there is a three car crash causing slow downs. it is westbound 24 just before 580. the backup stretches beyond telegraph. here is a live look. you can see all of the brak

sunset at 6:07 and the story, high pressure that will take ahold for the next couple days tuesday and wednesday and temperatures will rise and will feel nice tomorrow and wednesday. wednesday night into thursday and that'll arrive and bringing chance of rain. not till wednesday night into thursday. high temperatures today, close to average, a few degrees below archil for oakland and looking at some of the south bay locations and palo alto and low 60s. it'll be a beautiful day. 63 degrees and north temperatures will be chilly and the storm that will arrive wednesday night into thursday shaping out to be pretty weak and bringing us a tenth of an inch to three tenths of an inch but saturday and sunday, it'll be a wetter system and that's a look at your forecast. >>> neda, thank you. one of the few statewide teacher strikes in history continues this morning. west virginia schools welcome closed again today. the protest has kept a quarter million students out of class for eight days now. it started after lawmakers voted to reduce a 5% pay raise agreed to by both the governor and the house

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the bank lobbyists got ahold of it? the republican leadership got ahold of it and turned it into something you don't like and can't support? >> yes. it was right after when -- the day that president obama signed the dodd/frank bill, which was the wall street reform bill that really did we thought lock in for good some of the stronger rules and regulations to keep the large banks from bringing on more risk and making more money and ultimately until they didn't, until the banks imploded like wall street, number one, the financial lobbyists in washington that day said well, now it's halftime. norksds we may have lost the first half, but we're going to work for the next eight years. and they've worked to weaken the rules at the agencies. but never have they come with a frontal assault like they have in congress that clearly will mean easier treatment, weaker rules on the biggest banks. and it's -- when you're deregulating deutsche bank, president trump's bank, when you're deregulating the swiss bank that has been playing il

people in the store told us they felt lucky to get aholds of ice melt since it seemed to be in low supplies. you can count on us to get you through the storm, the latest on the storm track throughout the day and be on extra early tomorrow morning. so me, jim, meisha and lauren, tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. right here on cbs-3. and that's the storm continues we'll have hourly updates throughout the day tomorrow. see you here on cbs-3 and the website. court for second day as his defense team and prosecutors hash out lingering issues ahead of his sexual assault retrial. joe holden joins us live from the courthouse in norristown with the argument, so far today. good afternoon, joe. >> attorneys have made headway on witnesses, these are witnesses that the prosecution wants to introduce as part of this trial to test against bill cosby. bows sides wrapped up arguments to steven o'neil just about 15 minutes ago, let's go ahead and take you live up to the second floor of the montgomery county courthouse, that's judge steven o'neil's courtroom where issues continue to play out as we near the trial for bill

. >> reporter: nelson who suffers from a disability got ahold of her bank, only to find out her account had been drained of nearly $2000. >> that has to be a shock when you wake up and see you have 4.06 in your account. >> it was terrifying. >> reporter: she was the victim of what's being called a porting scam. bill finele from the better business bureau says in these cases, criminals need to know some of your personal information. e-mail addresses, phone numbers and even social security numbers can be found on the dark web. the con artist then contacts your cell phone provider. >> they call your carrier, and convince them that it's you. >> reporter: the criminal pretending to be you has your phone service canceled. they then buy a new device from a different phone carrier, but keep your phone number. the next step, they go to your bank's web site and they enter your user name. for some banks, it's your e- mail address. the con artist then requests a new password. the bank sends the new password request to your phone with a test but since the criminal now has your phone number, it goes

doctors say the kids are getting ahold of their parents pain medicine and accidently eating it. it doubled between 2004 and 2015. 2% of these tiny patients died from opioid exposure. >> when you think about two children out of a hundred dying from a condition that could have been completely avoidable, that's disheartening. >> an estimated 2.6 million americans have an opioid use disorder. >>> now to taking a stand at the oscars. an actress uses her moment to spread a message. >> well, i'm hyperveptilating a little bit. if i fall over pick-me-up because i've got some things to say. >> we're live in hollywood with her statements. >>> a helping hand. the emotional show of support for people left out of work because of a massive fire. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you with a quick check on it roads. we're watching route 309250 start. our cameras right around the pa turnpike a little dark out there and so a little difficult to see. both directions look good. we're watching a vehicle that wept off the road taking out the right-hand lane of the southbound side of t

we have not yet seen that driver, though, even though we have attempted to get ahold of him., police meanwhile are looking along that 3-mile trek to see what damage has been done to cars along the way. it would be surprising if no cars were damaged. in fact, we're looking to confirm a couple of images that we've received but in the meantime, again, this driver has not been charged. he has been fined, however, for this bizarre incident that happened last night. reporting live in point breeze, jeanette reyes, channel6 "action news." matt. >> quite a story. thank you jeanette. >>> investigator say this man 18-year-old nasir reed struck and killed a gas station attendant in mercer county, new jersey. the crash happened in the parking lot of a quick check in lawrence township last month. the attendant charles nevius was trying to stop a driver after striking an suv in the parking lot. reed is charged with death by auto and leaving the scene of a deadly motor vehicle accident. >> entertainer bill cosby will be back in a montgomery county courthouse today for another pretrial hearin

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high pressure will take ahold today and tomorrow and then we have this low that is right next door and that will bring us a chance of rain but very minimal. above average temperatures for tuesday. it will feel pretty good out there. here is a look at the highs. 73 in free mont. part of the east bank could hit the low 70s as well. here is the futurecast. a few clouds this morning, just high thin clouds. by 1:00, nice and clear conditions out there. tomorrow morning, a few clouds out there, maybe a gray start to the day for some areas. wednesday night, the first chance of rain will impact the north bay from washington. that's the direction the storm will reach us from. it will be affect the north bay the most. by thursday morning, just light drizzle. by friday, we are looking at possibly around midnight, another light drizzle. the amount of rainfall with this system is very minimal. the coastal mountain ranged could see the most. maybe quarter of an inch for the northern parts. now the next storm on saturday and sunday, that will be wetter. it is picking up a lot of subtropical moisture.

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ttsy feel other stud could easily get ahold of that gun. >> t that's the othng we haven't brought up yet. what is the likelihood an accident will happen if >> we saw that happen this week. >> this teacher was a reserve police officer. you have to think this is somebody who would be the most qualified for this kind of thing. and what happened? a gun goes off in his classroom. >> during a lecture about gun safety. incredible ic and this happened. but it's a perfect example of another reason why this is such a terrible idea. >> i thi, chief, they -- what they say the statistics is that even trained officers who train all the time don't hit their rg t you know, 75% of the time. harsh reality is every one of these shootings that occurred, a suspectat comes w wants to pump as many rounds down range as he can. he knows as soon as he pulls the trigger, 911 wi be called and he has between five to eight minutes to cau as much damage as can the calvary arrives, and they're going to eithercicommit s or killed by the police. officer in flori hard time go into that building, for whatever reason, w

we have not yet seen that driver and have not been able to get ahold of him.ther kind of mystery is whether the -- any damage was done to nearby cars. it's likely that has been the case but we have yet to confirm that. of course, we'll probably be getting that information as the morning progresses when people get out and see if their car looks different than when they left it last night. we'll keep you posted. reporting live in point breeze, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." matt. >> what a mess. thank you jeanette. >>> flames tore through a trailer park in lower pottsgrove township montgomery county. viewer video here and some pictures show the blaze on high street near park street. the fire started in one trailer just before midnight and quickly spread to a second trailer. it took fire crews an hour to get the fire knocked down. there are no reports of injuries and so far there is no word on a cause. >> a southwest philadelphia woman spoke exclusive to "action news" about the terrifying moment that a stray bullet flew through her home. it happened on th

we are going to go to a warmer pattern but we are keeping ahold of rain. not today, not tomorrow, but looks like wednesday. 30s and 40s around the bay, and then upper 20s and 30s inland. here's a lot of upper 20s and if you are around south lake tahoe, it's 3 below in south lake tahoe. truckee zero. incline village 7. heavenly valley 8. so there's cold ones. not only that the water temps are very cold for us. i mean san francisco 50. half-moon bay 52 and monterey at 51. i wouldn't be surprised if one dipped to 49. 28 up in lakeport. 30s for many. 40s closer to the bay or thecoast from -- for a lot. palo alto close to getting under 30. 32 los altos. woodside 31. 36 in foster city to hayward at39. that's pretty cold in foster site. for us, sunshine on the men -- city. for us, sunshine on the menu. temperatures bumping up. the cold is moving out. and so look for warmer weather today, highs in the low 60s for many. a few near 63, 64 around san jose. all right. sal, what do you have for us. >>> we have the first signs of slow traffic

. >> shocking video shows an orangutan smoking, how the primate got ahold of the cigarette and how the zoo is now facing backlash. >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. s >>> new at 5:00 an east bay high school basketball team is learning a tough lesson. they played hard all season and earned a playoffs spot, but they won't be going. kpix5 reporter juliette goodrich is what led up to the school's decision. juliette? >> reporter: it was an emotional season ending and one the team likely didn't see coming, but the school said it was a tough decision to make. the team attended a party the week before and that is against school policy. the girls' basketball team learned a tough ranking 17th in the state ending the season early forfeiting the playoffs for violating team rules, not rules on the court, but off the court. the forfeiture was the result of all of the teammates attending a part by a member of the team. the school investigated the party monday and the next day the california interscholastic federation got the call from carondolett the season is over

that russia was involved saying it was pretty comprehensive but was it really well russian media got ahold of that document but it was a six slide presentation the first slide just read incident in salisbury and the other slides had a timeline of events information on the type of gas that was allegedly used and the number of people taken to the hospital now the last slides contained a list of russia's suppose that nefarious activities and the british responses so clearly the document contained no actual evidence that russia was behind the poisoning but it somehow considered proof by a western states that are using it to justify expelling russian diplomats the incident russia is implicated in happened almost a full with one a former russian intelligence agent british spy together with his daughter were found unconscious on a park bench in the u.k. city of souls pre growth or do you suspect so today and you know it's going to probably poisoned by innovation of a type produced in the soviet union moscow denies any involvement in the poisoning . and continues to wast for sawmills and b. for a

that russia was involved saying it was pretty comprehensive but was it really well russian media got ahold of that document but it was a six slide presentation the first slide just read incident in salisbury and the other slides had a timeline of events information on the type of gas that was allegedly used and the number of people taken to the hospital now the last slides contained a list of russia suppose that nefarious activities and the british responses so clearly the document contains no actual evidence that russia was behind the poisoning but it's somehow considered proof by western states that are using it to justify expelling russian diplomats. the united states ambassador to the united nations nikki haley has also i'm busted in moscow over how it handled syrian cease fire negotiations at the u.n. . report when the fifteen member body that leaves the united nations convened we heard from a u.s. ambassador nikki haley now as she often does she began to make accusations against russia she accused russia of deception hypocrisy and brutality but from there her remarks took a rather in

that russia was involved saying it was pretty comprehensive but was it really well russian media got aholdof that document but it was a six slide presentation and the first slide just read incident in salisbury and the other slides had a timeline of events information on the type of gas that was said to be used and the number of people taken to the hospital now the last slide contained the list of russia suppose that nefarious activities and the british response to them so clearly the document contained no actual evidence that russia was behind the poisoning but it's somehow considered proof by western states that are using it to justify expelling russian diplomats. from d.c. appreciate it so would restart of the moment will two dozen western governments some are sending home between the over one hundred russian diplomats britain's prime minister trees of maize praised the coordinated response. welcome the international support that we have that we have gone into this a little as i said in the house yesterday this isn't just a matter of the u.k.'s position and work in the u.k. so i think i

we have not yet seen that driver or have been able to get ahold of him., police are also looking along that 3-mile trek to see if any cars were damaged. of course you'd have to separate those who already have damage from those who sustained damage from this truck overnight last night but i'm sure we'll be seeing or hearing those complaints as the morning progresses with some people heading off to work seeing their car a little different from what they left it last night. reporting live in point breeze, jeanette reyes, channel6 "action news." matt. >> thank you, jeanette. >>> investigators say this man, 18-year-old nasir reed struck and killed a gas station attendant in mercer county, new jersey. the crash happened in the parking lot of a quick check in lawrence township last month. the attendant charles nevius was trying to stop a driver from fleeing after striking an suv in the parking lot. reed is charged with death by auto and leaving the scene of a deadly motor vehicle accident. >> bill cosby will be back in a montgomery county courthouse today for an

reacting to new york times and guardian reports that a consulting company, cambridge analytica, got ahold of data on 50 million facebook users without their knowledge or consent and then used it for targeted political ads to aid the 2016 trump campaign. facebook says it ordered that data deleted, but that never happened. it has hired forensic auditors saying if this data still exists, it would be a grave violation of facebook's policies and an unacceptable violation of trust in the commitments these groups made. 's troubles dragged all >> investors are really worried that the user data privacy issues will result in new regulations not only on social media, but other tech firms as well. when you bring regulations into the picture, that hurts growth potential. investors don't like that. >> facebook's troubles dragged all tech stocks down. the dow plunged more than 335 points and this footnote late today, facebook's chief information security officer announced he is leaving the company. alex stamos has been a vocal credit of the spread of misinformation on the social media site. >>> for the

that russia was involved saying it was pretty comprehensive but was it really well russian media got ahold of that document but it was a six slide presentation the first slide just read incident in salisbury and the other slides had a timeline of events information on the type of gas that was allegedly used and the number of people taken to the hospital now the last slides contained a list of russia suppose it nefarious activities and the british responses so clearly the document contains no actual evidence that russia was behind the poisoning but it somehow considered proof by a western states that are using it to justify expelling russian diplomats. american now let's get the thoughts now of john white political commentator and journalist and has been following the story very closely to you john good afternoon she from our report there it does appear doesn't it that the evidence u.k. show in other countries is not concrete proof of russia's guilt so why do you think the u.s. and half of europe has decided to stand behind britain on this. oh ok look we've got a problem i think. the questi

in reality kids may be difficult to get ahold of. >> reporter: if you get one of these calls, expertsemand proof that the kidnap person is present, try texting your loved one while you're on the phone with the scammer and most importantly call the police. experts tell us, watch what you post on social media. that's where scammers often find clues about your child's whereabouts. >> got to be so careful. terrifying scam. all right, zachary, thank you. >>> up next, the game everyone is talking about in college basketball. the winners stunning the nation and the number one seed at the ncaa tournament. tonight, they're looking ahead to the next round at the big dance. stay with us. if your moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission.

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our candidate was not as charismatic and didn't grab ahold of trump as enthusiastically. he didn't move to trump quick enough and didn't talk about trump. if he does win this time, which i hope he does, it will be because of trump's effort in the last weekend. lou: a lot of people are questioning the president because he put his standing, his status on the line for saccone when the outcome is according to the polling at least uncertain. ed: they make too much out of special elections. every member has too run hard and know an off-year election is a big dropoff for a montana election race. if he wins, i hope the republicans take note and understand they have to work hard. they are not going to win this just because trump point. they have to hang on to his coat tails, not let his oath tails carry them across. they need to talk about the issues he made front and center. i think that's what successful ones will do. lou: the polls just closed under 10 minutes ago. i want to return to the issues. the mid-terms. the trump agenda. the president talking about phase two of the tax

and now that they know there's a registered complaint you can monitor them and there's ways to get ahold of us and there is on our website the good neighbor policy and that should be abided by by all parties. with that it'd be more responsive if there's more issues and i'd like to support this permit to 10:00. >> would you like to turn that into a motion? >> commissioner: i can motion that. to approve the permit limited live to 10:00 with the sound check and sound test from our inspector. >> commissioner: great. so let me rephrase it. you are moving to approve phonobar for their limited live performance permit and is stated at 10:00 so we don't need to reiterate that but with an additional sound check from our staff to set a sound limit, correct? >> correct. >> commissioner: is there a second. >> second. >> commissioner: thank you. any other discussions? if not, we'll take a vote. >> the clerk: commissioner lee. aye. commissioner perez, aye. >> the motion passes. good luck. i'm glad you have numbers but please keep that live. all right. we'll move on to item number 9 which i believe ther