i'm not amber. she had to show the i.d., i'm not amber. of them, 500 interviews, even though -- >> the more we investigated it, the more we came up with dead ends. >> and carrie ran her own private task force of one. >> she would have a list of predators, and she would take a dozen a night. >> we had a call from an apartment complex manager that a female was yelling at individuals in the apartment complex. and when officers arrived, it was carrie mcgonigle yelling at registered sex offender, and the sex offender was actually complaining to the apartment manager and the apartment manager asked us to ask her to leave. >> the threat of arrest didn't scare her. >> good, it will get the word out there. go ahead. >> but then the weeks became months, and ginning up hope got hard to do. the volunteers once a small army, thinned, stopping coming. >> we had days when we had hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people. but then it would steadily drop down to points where there were weeks when we had like eight people show up. >> four months after am

that's the beauty of the amber plan, it's voluntary, was the best - we didn't have an amber alert, but we had the collaboration of the local media, and that's what we had at the time. it's been building, changing and growing since. everyone stands on the shoulder of who came before them. >> skip, in the 25 years sips jacob's gone missing, you look at the criminal justice system and law enforcement. what would you say has been transformative since 1969 in i weigh we search for kids. >> you look at the jacob winterly act and the am ber system. a lot of - hello - a lot of legislation has been driven by extraordinary awful event such as what happened to jacob. >> you would consider the amber alert transformative? >> well it depends what you mean by transformative. it's effects on public perception, i'm not sure. it's effects on law enforcement i'm not sure. it constitutes a significant transformation. going the way lea enforcement -- law enforcement operates is part of... >> you want them to have tools. and it's been growing and growing. that's what the goal is. >> the community tuned in a

there's skepticism against amber alerts. i hate the amber alerts on my phone. especially if we're talking about a custody battle fight gone wrong. amber alert has claimed to find approximately 679 kids. there are an average of 200 plus amber alerts going out each year. there are drawbacks tot current model would you agree? >> i would say that it is a being tool and one that law enforcement makes the determination to use, by haste. while i think it's not the only tool and we're at a time and place now where technology affords us the possibility to bring more tools, i think that it's one that is a powerful tool for law enforcement. >> amanda, how quickly are traditional law enforcement resources used up when a child goes missing? >> well, in canada, law enforcement, law enforcement is iments men's so the idea that they are ability to access other tools beyond what is available to them immediately, that benefits them. and it can be instrumental in bringing children home and finding missing children right away. >> so tim, you've done quite a bit of research on the

through emergency management that that amber alert that we issue here in d.c.net which is an emergency management network across the country. >> reporter: back out here at kenilworth park where police will resume the search in what they are calling a recovery effort for 8-year-old relisha rudd. again, police are reexamining that amber alert system and talking about what actually happened and the alerts that were actually sent out just seven days later. live in d.c., i'm nikki burdesign, now back to -- burdine, now back to you. >>> a virginia state police inspector general's investigation found the state mental health evaluator failed to contact two psychiatric facilities that had beds to admit the son of creigh deeds who killed himself in their home last november. >>> according to the veterans administration, an average of 22 veterans and service members commit suicide every day. 22 a day. veterans planted flags on the mall thursday. one for each of the nearly 1900 service members who committed suicide already this year. a member of the army national guard says

thursday cellular phone amber alerts were delayed.ter for missing and exploited children although police did issue an amber alert in d.c., they didn't activate the notification system for phone alerts until four and a half hours afterwards. finally this today. five days after that amber alert first went out. electronic signs at d.c. bus stops have relisha's face and information. an outdoor advertising association says similar signs are now up on maryland billboards. >> the metropolitan police department issue add statement in response to our questions, a statement saying the agency is pleased with the way it publicized the case, a statement that doesn't answer any of our questions about the amber alerts. i'm investigative reporter russ ptacek, wusa9. >> she is still missing of course so please help spread the word about the search for la elecia rudd. go -- for relisha rudd. go to wusa9's page and share this graphic. >>> maryland school systems can start applying for waivers to cut up to five days of school from this year's calendar. t

an amber alert was launched and was soon expanded to a nationwide amber alert. investigators say that was the key to finding the two, the nationwide amber alert. timothy virts is in custody awaiting extradition back to maryland and detectives are expected to travel to south carolina as soon as possible to continue their investigation. the department of social services in baltimore county is also working with dss in south carolina. caitlyn is expected to return to maryland as soon as possible. >>> now our other breaking story tonight, news out of marlakey why. china state news agency says via -- malaysia. china state news agency says signals have been detected on the missing plane. the search and rescue teams are honing in on that signal. the flight vanished while traveling from kuala lumpur to beijing. contact and radar communication was lost somewhere over vietnam. it was a boeing 737, an aircraft with a very strong safety record. malaysia airlines says the pilot and copilot have more than 21,000 of flight hours between them. >>> tonight topper is tracking a po

and there is an amber alert for a missing girl. and a new clue in the search for malaysian flight 370 that then asked two weeks ago. be dulles town center after reports of a possible shooting. this forced them to evacuate the mall. officers later learned there was no shooting or gunman. we are on the scene to find out what led to the confusion. >> police say there were never shots fired. nor was there a gunman. frightening moments for shoppers after the columbia mall shootings. all of this came after phone calls to police. it began with a report of a possible shooting. >> we were told to go out to the changing room because of a possible man with a gun. 45 police responded to the 1: p.m. call. shoppers were told to go into the storeroom. >> we try to stay calm. >> officers began a store by store search, even as investigators were learning that heard someone talking about a possible shooting and they had to leave. >> it was just like someone heard something and they were not positive if it was true or not. >> no shots were fired. the

amber cutler. the affordable care act are the expansion of the medi-cal program and the private marketplace or the exchanges also known and covered california the expansion of medi-cal is a huge, well, if we take a step babylonia, the affordable -- back, the affordable care act is for people who didn't previously have health coverage on inadequate or unaffordable insurance. the marketplace is supposed to fill that void. the expansion of medi-cal it truly is expanding the medi-cal practice. how it's doing that is it's expanding the coverage from adults to ages 64. where medi-cal eligibility used to be 128 percent of the federal poverty level. the expanded population of income eligibility is 80 percent. it's about a person bho -- who has $14,000 income versus someone who has 16,000 over expanded medi-cal. another way is there is no asset or resource limit which is a huge change. under traditional medi-cal you can only $16,000 over expanded medi-cal. another way is there is no asset or resource limit

police to issue an amber alert. a coming up in the day ahead, convicted killer in prince george's county learns his sentence. ew is facing life without parole after being found guilty. two yearsed two men ago. he drove them to a construction site and shot them. >> the people who want vincent gray reelected plan to hold a conference today. he has gotten a run deal, they say. they say he has been persecuted by the media. jeffrey thomason played guilty to financing an illegal shadow campaign. he admitted funneling more than $650,000 to help gray in the 2010 election. he said gray conspired with him. . gray says he knew nothing about it. >> monday is the deadline for the health exchange. although many people will still be able to take advantage of extensions announced earlier this week, the president says the programmers to milestone set by the congressional budget office. the white house says more than 6 million americans have now signed up for coverage. >> we turn now to the search for the missing malaysia playing, fl

a statewide amber alert is in effect for the abduction of four children. police say the

is awo being located result of the amber alert. bobbie jo mother -- cortez, was found beaten to death in their home. they were last seen in 81999 black dodge terrain go with maryland towns. home,was staying in the daniel cortez, a registered sex offender who was indicted on tuesday with child offense charges. is being held pending a next tradition -- an extradition progress. are also following breaking news coming in from overseas. authorities in vietnam say they have detected signals from a malaysia airlines plane that went missing while flying to beijing. the airline says that at least three of the 240 nine people on board are from the united states. air lost contract with traffic control about two hours into the flight. the vice president of night -- >> they have about seven hours t. fuel on the aircraf we have no idea where the aircraft is right now. teams have been activated to go look for the aircraft. we'll bring you new information as we get it. the centerfighter at of a scandal. fillingghter accused of fake prescriptions.

. >> everyone seems to be aware of amber alerts. back in the day it was photos on the back of milk cartons. leah says: zane, i hope you are watching. charles on facebook says:

a-10, border free, amber road.bout a dozen other companies that have taken advantage of the widest window i can recall to come public. this is an extraordinary moment. extraordinary moment with many of the companies using buzz words, cloud base, big data software, companies that mimic salesforce and it's froth personified. let's not sugar coat it. the money pours out. in reality, they're delivering great ones. it doesn't matter thanks to the rotation i told you about earlier. i find this rotation to be -- i hate to use this word -- frightening in its speed and breathtaking in its frothiness. why? first, we don't know anything about these new companies. half of them sound like beers for heaven's sake. sure, some of them are real businesses with real prospects. that brings me to my second point. only a small floater is coming public. so the large institutions need to come in the aftermarket. once the stock starts trading. that's how you get the enormous day pops. you get a growth percent of 3% of the stock. you get 3

an amber alert had gone out but this family had not signed up to the alert.y've had a very long afternoon. very concerned since 4:15 afternoon. sure he may be ground at this point but he's no longer missing. patti lee, ktvu news. >>> now to the crisis in ukraine. tensions have escalated. russian troops are entrenched in crimea and have no plans on leaving. crimea is looking to break away from ukraine in two weeks. but the new ukrainian leadership is denouncing that idea. >> i want to be very clear, crimea is and will be a integral part of ukraine. no concessions. >> two tv stations have been shut down but is broadcasting russian programming. the dow gained 30 points, nasdaq fell 15. >>> the latest jobs report was better than many economists expected. the labor departmented the áf reported 185,000 people got new jobs despite of the severe winter weather in much of the country. the national unemployment rate rosed a fraction. that's because some people now back looking for work did not find jobs. here in california, more than 31,000 people lost their jobs. the

i want amber road and a-10. >> okay. hear you. >> you go for quality, my friend, and i say what the heck are you doing? over. >> word is that st. joe's is priced above the expected range. >> holy cow, are you kidding me? north dakota state will open up at a price i would be a seller but do you know what north dakota state when the insiders start selling six months from now you're going to regret that you took it here. >>> three ceos making news in a big way in one case the stock is taking a hit. we'll explain why coming up. >>> and ahead james stewart. >> i had dinner with him last night! i'm not kidding. >> at the place? >> at bar san miguel. i'll take it public tomorrow, saturday. can you take things public saturday? i did it with james. >> well, he is going to be speaking about sanctions against russia and the impact they're having on that country's markets make on guac, tequila, tacos, who knows what else. >> guac is going higher. look out. >> another look at the futures. i can use a tequila shot now apparently. dow

an amber alert had gone out but this family had not signed up to the alert.y've had a very long afternoon. very concerned since 4:15 afternoon. sure he may be ground at this point but he's no longer missing. patti lee, ktvu news. >>> now to the crisis in ukraine. tensions have escalated. russian troops are entrenched in crimea and have no plans on leaving. crimea is looking to break away from ukraine in two weeks. but the new ukrainian leadership is denouncing that idea. >> i want to be very clear, crimea is and will be a integral part of ukraine. no concessions. >> two tv stations have been shut down but is broadcasting russian programming. the dow gained 30 points, nasdaq fell 15. >>> the latest jobs report was better than many economists expected. the labor departmented the áf reported 185,000 people got new jobs despite of the severe winter weather in much of the country. the national unemployment rate rosed a fraction. that's because some people now back looking for work did not find jobs. here in california, more than 31,000 people lost their jobs. the

she saw the amber alert and called officers. the alert was issued after they found the mother issued in her home. social service workers are working to get kaitlyn home. extradition.ving metro police are investigating violent incidents on the trains. investigators said that daniels attacked a man on a greenline train last night. a short time later, a man was stabbed several times during a fight at the stadium armory station. >> there were about 50 kids that came through. first it was a group of 10. it made me scared. then all of a sudden, i saw about 50 more. >> a second victim was stabbed in the hat -- hand on the blue line. police have not made any arrests. the victim remains in critical condition. a heads up if you plan on taking metro -- metro center station will be closed for the weekend. this is so crews can make upgrades to signs and lights. .ree shuttle buses will operate because of daylight savings, metrorail will close at 2:00 a.m. tomorrow. that is because the clocks move ahead by one hour. as we enjoy a spring like w

plus, new details about a father and a daughter who were at the center of an amber alert. important information for metro riders. why a florida judge sent a bond for a pregnant woman accused of trying to kill her children by driving her minivan into the ocean. ebony wilkerson has been charged with three counts of attempted murder. is the beach where wilkerson drove her bands into the ocean. she told police that the ways poulter and. but her kids told investigators, mom tried to kill ys. she had three kids in the car. police say she intended to kill herself in those three kids. the bond course is setting -- the judge is setting her bail at $1 million dollars. she was confused. her family distraught by the whole thing. we do not know exactly when she will get out because she has not yet entered any plea, but we will see when that happens here in daytona beach. area, we areour learning more about a father accused of murdering and kidnapping in the baltimore area. werehy and caitlin verts found yesterday in a hotel in florence, south carolina, one day after an amber alert was

. >>> the amber alert sparked a nationwide search. nationwide search. details ho♪ ho ho ho [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant ♪ [ male announcer ] don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls gets you there in just 60 seconds. ♪ >>> an abducted girl returned safely to maryland. police given kridit to amber alert and facebook. police found kit caitlyn with her father. the co-owner of the motel saw their pictures on facebook and called police. one of thousands of tips that came in to investigators. >>> virginia state lawmakers are headed tome tonig eed home but budget. the session came to an end in richmond, and lawmakers are deadlocked over expanding health care coverage under obamacare. that means they have to come back to the capitol in two weeks to keep working. >> major, major piece of legislation. they want us to take and just accept. and that makes absolutely no sense. >> driven by one thing, one thing on

a statewide amber alert is in effect for the abduction of four children. police say the kids are two boys, aged 7 and 5 and twin 1- year-old girls all living with their grandmother. the kids were taken by their parents from the grandmother's home in los angeles at 12:30 yesterday afternoon. police say the couple is driving a dark-colored pt cruiser with paper plates and a missing hubcap. it's not clear where they're headed. here's pictures of the family. they were only allowed supervised visits with the kids. the father is known for violence. if you set the car or the kids you're asked to call 911. >>> california republicans are doing some soul searching this weekend at the party's state convention. kpix 5 is there with what key members are saying needs to change. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. thank you. >> reporter: california republicans roared their welcome for former secretary of state condoleezza rice kicking off the spring convention and setting the tone for the party's come back. >> we are a party in t

we begin with amber lee. she asked leyland yee's attorney about the charges. >> reporter: frank, we're in the sunset neighborhood where the state senator lives. we came to the home behind me, he did not answer his door, but we did catch up with him as he left the federal courthouse earlier tonight. >> senator, can you tell me what the reaction is to your arrest? >> reporter: dressed casually in a blue jacket, the state senator walked out of the federal building on $500,000 bond. he got into a waiting car without answering any questions. but there are many questions about the multiple charges he now faces. yee, who advocated for gun control laws, now faces conspiracy of trafficking firearms, illegally importing them, and bribery. >> we haven't had a chance to really read it from front to back. we'll defer any comments. >> reporter: he wasdriven to first of all court, where he spent ten hours odd. according to court documents, he tried to dig himself out of a $70,000 debt incurred for losing the race for mayor.

amber-- >> frank, the woman made her attempts here at terminal three.the concern is how did she get past security checkpoints and the area where passengers board the plane without being stopped. >> reporter: a trip to hawaii is appealing and no more so than to maryland hartman of san francisco. she tried three times to fly to hawaii without a ticket. >> she's a woman in her 60s and one doesn't normally think about that as being a terrorist. >> reporter: the 62-year-old retired legal secretary boarded a united flight to kona. >> sat down on a seat. it was a pretty full flight. as the person who really had a ticket for that seat came up and said, excuse me man you have my seat. >> reporter: authorities say it appears hartman used a method called piggy backing. >> while a couple of people are having their tickets checked. she would have as they started to go through, cling themselves behind them. that happened on february 15th. on february 18th she tried another time but only got to the security gate before she was stopped. again officers released her. and

we begin with amber lee. she asked leyland yee's attorney about the charges. >> reporter: frank, we're in the sunset neighborhood where the state senator lives. we came to the home behind me, he did not answer his door, but we did catch up with him as he left the federal courthouse earlier tonight. >> senator, can you tell me what the reaction is to your arrest? >> reporter: dressed casually in a blue jacket, the state senator walked out of the federal building on $500,000 bond. he got into a waiting car without answering any questions. but there are many questions about the multiple charges he now faces. yee, who advocated for gun control laws, now faces conspiracy of trafficking firearms, illegally importing them, and bribery. >> we haven't had a chance to really read it from front to back. we'll defer any comments. >> reporter: he wasdriven to first of all court, where he spent ten hours odd. according to court documents, he tried to dig himself out of a $70,000 debt incurred for losing the race for mayor.

. >> amber lee is outside of a community radio. >> reporter: we made it inside the pacifica foundation which is kpfs headquarters. you can see by the air mattress people are sleeping here. >> you're going to crush my arm. don't break my arm sir. >> reporter: except for self- appointed guards at the door and air mattresses in the hall way it's business as usual as the pacifica foundation. >> i cut the block put outside of the building so our staff could come in. >> reporter: officially fired she refuses to leave. and is barricaded inside with her mother. work is getting done despite the situation. >> this is a personnel issue. >> reporter: we caught up with the chairwoman of the board that fired reese as she left for the day she admitted she was shocked by the response. >> the first stunner of course was that summer cut the padlock off the door. >> reporter: the shredding truck was really like over the top. >> reporter: marty wilkinson says barricaded employees may have had documents shredded yesterday. something reese denies. >> they didn't put anything in it. >> reporter: this long ti

. >> amber lee is outside of a community radio. >> reporter: we made it inside the pacifica foundation which is kpfs headquarters. you can see by the air mattress people are sleeping here. >> you're going to crush my arm. don't break my arm sir. >> reporter: except for self- appointed guards at the door and air mattresses in the hall way it's business as usual as the pacifica foundation. >> i cut the block put outside of the building so our staff could come in. >> reporter: officially fired she refuses to leave. and is barricaded inside with her mother. work is getting done despite the situation. >> this is a personnel issue. >> reporter: we caught up with the chairwoman of the board that fired reese as she left for the day she admitted she was shocked by the response. >> the first stunner of course was that summer cut the padlock off the door. >> reporter: the shredding truck was really like over the top. >> reporter: marty wilkinson says barricaded employees may have had documents shredded yesterday. something reese denies. >> they didn't put anything in it. >> reporter: this long ti

amber-- >> frank, the woman made her attempts here at terminal three.he concern is how did she get past security checkpoints and the area where passengers board the plane without being stopped. >> reporter: a trip to hawaii is appealing and no more so than to maryland hartman of san francisco. she tried three times to fly to hawaii without a ticket. >> she's a woman in her 60s and one doesn't normally think about that as being a terrorist. >> reporter: the 62-year-old retired legal secretary boarded a united flight to kona. >> sat down on a seat. it was a pretty full flight. as the person who really had a ticket for that seat came up and said, excuse me man you have my seat. >> reporter: authorities say it appears hartman used a method called piggy backing. >> while a couple of people are having their tickets checked. she would have as they started to go through, cling themselves behind them. that happened on february 15th. on february 18th she tried another time but only got to the security gate before she was stopped. again officers released her. and

we have more information from amber lee where that shooting happened. amber-- >> reporter: frank as you can see behind me busy aspiarian has reopened to public. but roads had been closed for up to two hours after the shooting. a neighbor told me she heard sirens as she was preparing dinner. >> two shootings. two bullets. i heard two shootings. then after that it just went chaos. >> reporter: the two shots the neighbor heard was from a deputy opening fire on a driver who had stopped on espirian on grant after leading deputies on a chase a few miles away. >> it appear it is deputies used force safety and shot at the suspect. the suspect moved his vehicle in the direction of the deputies. >> reporter: a short while before the shooting the driver had led other sheriff deputies on a chase on sherry lane. deputies had tried to pull the driver over but the driver had taken off and the deputies lost sight of him until the deputy involved in the shooting spotted the driver and opened fire. >> the suspect was struck in the bicept. >> reporter: the suspect drove o

since we have been reporting for you, ktvu's amber lee arrived there at the scene and about to get users. >> we are on west 10th street and here with me is the fire inspector. can you tell me what is burning out here and what is the concern? >> the fire is burning through vegetation, green grass, brush, palm trees and piles of railroad ties. >> reporter: and close tapower lines -- to power lines. . >> it burned underneath the lines. the power plant, which is to my left has been in various stages of operations. not sure what the condition is now. pg&e is in the command post advising our commander about the safety issues. >> reporter: there are some homes not right here but across the road. how -- what is the danger to them? >> right now there is some black smoke, burning through materials that might produce distress but there is no athlete the homes in the -- there is no threat to the homes in the area. >> reporter: you asked for aerial support? >> the fire is still burning. you can see a fire line, it is difficult to gauge the distance from here. there is an active fire. it will take

amber and patrick patterson grew up here. >> everybody knows everybody.verybody helps out everybody. it's nice. >> reporter: the pattersons were high school sweethearts wasn't to college in hayes, kansas, a city of 20,000 people an hour away. like most young people around here, they didn't think they would be back given the lack of opportunities. >> the job market is one of the things that made it hardest to come back lot of jobs here are set. people have been doing their job a long time and we didn't think there would be any available to come back. >> reporter: in fact jobs and people have been disappearing from rural kansas and the great plains the last 80 years. it started in the 1930s during the dust bowl and accelerated with the mechanication. >> i was raised in rural kansas i have seen it decline 50 years. >> sam brownback is the republican governor of kansas. he vowed to take action after the most recent census in which most counties reported a loss to their population. brownback's idea was to create something like a new homestead act, like the one

we have more information from amber lee where that shooting happened. amber-- >> reporter: frank as you can see behind me busy aspiarian has reopened to public. but roads had been closed for up to two hours after the shooting. a neighbor told me she heard sirens as she was preparing dinner. >> two shootings. two bullets. i heard two shootings. then after that it just went chaos. >> reporter: the two shots the neighbor heard was from a deputy opening fire on a driver who had stopped on espirian on grant after leading deputies on a chase a few miles away. >> it appear it is deputies used force safety and shot at the suspect. the suspect moved his vehicle in the direction of the deputies. >> reporter: a short while before the shooting the driver had led other sheriff deputies on a chase on sherry lane. deputies had tried to pull the driver over but the driver had taken off and the deputies lost sight of him until the deputy involved in the shooting spotted the driver and opened fire. >> the suspect was struck in the bicept. >> reporter: the suspect drove o

. >> a statewide amber alert is out for enrique felix and rose chairez. seen driving a dark being chrysler pt cruiser with tinted windows and paper plates. >>> it is cool and clear right now what's ahead for tomorrow? let's get to being leigh glaser. leigh. >> we had one record high today, 80 in santa rosa. we could possibly, i say possibly have a few more records tomorrow. but it seems like the sea breeze will return tort coast, will be cooler. we have been seeing kind of touch and go areas of fog off and on there tonight. here is our highs, 80 in santa rosa, kno novato, and antioch, livermore. we'll check out your highs for sunday and also take a look ahead at what you can expect next week coming up. >> there are some new pieces to the poz many in the search of the malaysia jumbo jet. as the malaysia prime minister confirms that the plane being lasloss wasnot an accident. >> it appears the plane was an tadged, the -- was sabotaged. >> consistency with deliberate action by someone on the plane. >> whoever was at the controls shut down communications and

this amber alert has been extended to west virginia. you spot the vehicle.d tags 5aj4458. >>> tonight montgomery county police need your help finding 63-year-old tiadoro rivera last seen at his home on self ridge avenue in rockville this morning. he packed his belongings into a black toyota tundra and said he was headed to the philippines. you have any information, please call police. >>> thousands of people in d.c. will need to continue boiling their water at least through noon tomorrow. just a precaution after a pumping station lost power yesterday. in tenleytown there they're washing tomatoes with bottled water and shut down the soda fountain and handing out free bottled water to customers and steaming at d.c. water. >> no one has contacted us from d.c. water to tell us how we're affected. we found out from news reports. had to go out and get cases of bottled water to make sure that if we're having anyone touching the food, that is being used for bottled water. >> for its water d.c. water says they did their best to notify everybody. d.c. water is still t

amber would have been...? >> 26. >> reporter: laura christian's amber rose died in a cobalt in 2005. tianhen you lose your daughter, whether you're the first one or the last one, she's still gone and it's still their fault for not fixing the problem. >> reporter: would you let your kids drive your cars? till wouldn't allow my children behind the wheel of one of these you. t should take these cars off the road. >> reporter: gm says they're still doing an internal investigation, but told us today they believe "the vehicles are safe to drive with just the ring and key only and nothing else. we received a statement which said nhtsa repeated data was not sufficient to warrant a full investigation. scott says, based on new information they've gotten from gm, they're taking another look. >> pelley: nothing but the key on the key ring. thanks very much. police investigation has concluded that speed caused the car crash that killed actor paul walker in los angeles last fall. according to the associated press, the repor

amber would have been?: lauren christian's daughter amber rose died in a cobalt in 2005. >> when you lose your daughter, whether you're the first one or whether you're the last one, she's still gone and it's still their fault for not fixing the problem. >> would you let your kids drive these cars? >> i wouldn't allow my children behind the wheel of one of these cars. gm should take these cars off the road. >> gm says they're still doing an internal review, but they told us they believe the vehicles are safe to drive with just the key and ring only and nothing else. we also received a statement from nhtsa. they said they repeatedly reviewed relevant data available at the time but that data was not sufficient to warrant a formal investigation. nhtsa says based on new information provided by gm, they are taking another look. jeff glor, cbs news, washington. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll go to washington state as the death toll rises in that massive mudslide disaster and

an amber alert is still active for four children kidnapped in los angeles. police say two boys, ages five and seven, and twin one year old girls were taken by their parents. that was around 12-30 saturday afternoon. they had been placed in their grandmother's care due police are looking for the children's parents, enrique felix, and rose chairez pictured here. police say chairez and felix may be driving a dark colored p-t cruiser that may be gray or purple. the car has tinted windows, paper plates and a missing hubcap. developing news we are follwing on the missing malaysian airline plane. malaysian officials say they believe the co-pilot spoke the last words to air traffic controllers before the plane disappeared march 8. officials say when the cockpit said, "all right, good night," one of the plane's communications systems already had been disabled. and about 14 minutes later, the transponder that identifies the plane to commercial radar systems also was shut down. over the weekend, investigators searched the homes of both the pilot and co-pilot to see if

a los 4 niños, que fueron secuestrados por sus padres, la policía habitante ia expedido un alerta amberi el padre lastimaria a los niños >> en caso que tiene más preguntas, los niños fueron rescatados en la frontera con méxico y llevados ahora a los ángeles >> la abuela de los niñois llamo a la policía, dijo que tenía a los niños con ella >> los niños estaban felices >> fugitivos aún esta felix así como la amdre de los menores, queienes violando una jorden se llevaron a lois niños, que estaban bajo la custodiaa de la abuela materna por violencia >> es un crimen >> maría rompe en llanto al conocer la noticia, los niños le fueron arrebatdos el viernes >> después del regreso, los4 niños están en custodiaa del departamento de servicios infantiles, será un juez que determine quee4 pasara con ellos >> esta vecina decía que se le debía regresar la custodiaa >> estaríantecedente mejor con la abuela >> se solicita la asistencia de las autoridades de mexico >> los hechos de violencia son el pan de nuestro cada día en una ciudad cercana a la capital de méxico, donde los negocios de centros nocturn

police say the expansion of the amber alert nationwide appears to have helped them locate the fatherghter. timothy virts took caitlyn from her home yesterday. he is also charged with the death of caitlyn's mother. >>> we're also learning more tonight about the teenad driver behind the wheel of a violent and deadly crash on capitol hill. hunter hairies was from mclane, virginia. shomari stone is live on capitol hill with the reaction to the crash and the latest on the investigation. shomari? >> reporter: good evening. tonight d.c. police are still investigating what exactly led up to this crash. barricades now sit where the teen hit the flower planter, flying into the tree. people who live nearby told me they heard the crash. >> it's heartbreaking, completely heartbreaking. >> reporter: tonight judy is saddened. 19-year-old hunter harries died in this horrific crash. judy lives across the street. >> i heard the noise, and i sort of jumped up and looked out my bedroom window, which is the second story. and i actually county make sense of what i was seeing at first. >> reporter: hunter'

an amber alert is still active for four children kidnapped in los angeles. police say two boys, ages five and seven, and twin one year old girls were taken by their parents. that was around 12-30 yesterday afternoon. they had been placed in their grandmother's care due to allegations of abuse. police are looking for the children's parents, enrique felix, and rose chairez pictured here. police say chairez and felix may be driving a dark colored p-t cruiser that may be gray or purple. the car has tinted windows, paper plates and a missing hubcap. anyone with information should call 9-1-1. investigators are stll working on finding the cause of last week's deadly building explosion in harlem new york. the blast killed eight people, injured dozens and destroyed two buildings. tests taken of the soil in the area hours after the explosion found natural gas at levels as high as 20 percent. officials say they should have been at zero. however fire crews are still investigating the official cause. the new york saint patrick's day parade has lost an important backer fo

live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, amber. >>> now to jana katsuyama, she's been looking into other key players in this case. including a former san francisco school board president, his son, and a sports agent for a rising boxing star. jana. >> reporter: frank i've learned that sports agent sullivan was arrested in princeton new jersey yesterday. and the fbi plans to bring him and six others from atlanta, boston, new haven and new york to federal court here. 29-year-old sports agent sullivan said he grew up in san francisco and loves his job. he was representing mayfield. mayfield seen on this video told fs weekly that sullivan was supposed to meet him in new york city for a fight. instead, he was arrested by the fbi . keith jackson is accused of helping with the murder for hire conspiracy, gun trafficking and drug trafficking conspiracy. jackson was well known as a political consultant who helped leland yee and had helped conservatives with issues. samsinger said that jackson always seemed to be on ice. others that knew jackson were also shocked. >>

amber lee is in san francisco, where one city leader says regulation might be enough to improve public safety here. >> reporter: holding a public hearing here at city hall thursday. he wants to discuss ways to regulate this industry. >> on a cold, wet night like this. people are anxious to get home. a quick tap on an app, such as uber, or lift can get you a ride. >> it tells me that there's an increase, due to prime time, and i would just confirm, and the ride will be here. >> reporter: city leaders say convenience should not come without accountability. the new year's eve accident, in which an uber driver struck and killed sophia lou led the call for thursday's hearing. >> we need to see how we can protect the safety of customers of these private customers. >> reporter: uber has denied responsibility, saying the driver was not providing services at the time of the accident. >> we're going to see what we can do locally to start to regulate this wild west of a new industry. >> reporter: there are 1,000 taxi cabs on the streets, compared to the 3,000 vehicles that come from uber and lift

amber lee is live. >> reporter: just a few minutes ago, concord police came out and released these two photos for me. the top is the suspected hit- and-run driver tyler neil larsson of antioch and below that police say is the pickup that was involved in the hit- and-run crash. a few hours ago they were able to track down both in antioch. police arrested the antioch man. the victim yolanda tosquerino the father of four grown children had been living on the street and sometimes with friends. testorino's family gathered at the crash scene this afternoon. >> just come out here wanted t it's hard. >> reporter: tosterino u w-z struck and killed thursday along willow road as it curves on fifth street -- tosterino was struck and killed thursday. >> i kneeled down and held her hand, i prayed with her. >> reporter: there's been 10 accidents in 13 years. still city engineers say that's not cause for a change. but residents disagree. >> we need something here to protect the pedestrians that are out here. >> reporter: despite struggling living on the streets, tosterino kept in touch with her childr

. >> an amber alert is in effect right now, police are search forge southern california couple they say kidnapped their four children from protective custody. evan re kaenrique felix and ros, they are believed to be driving a dark colored pt cruiser. >>> unseasonably warm temperatures and gusty winds are expected in the bay area. from our east bay hill camera it is dark now but it was bright and sunny all day long. let's get a check from the being rk crk abc 7 are be meteorologist leigh glasser. >> showing you right now, shows showing you just a band of low clouds and fog centered just near half moon bay. as far as highs for tomorrow is concerned, we could possibly see some records. no records today, 80°, cialg warm day in novato, 80, with 80 in cloverdale. high in san francisco, 63. temperatures tomorrow a few degrees warmer. possibility of some records. we'll check that out coming up. >> all right, thank you leigh. there are some new pieces to help solve the puzzling disappearance of that malaysia airlines jumbo jet. it was not an accident. someone on the plane deliberately diverted i

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live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, amber. >>> now to jana katsuyama, she's been looking into other key players in this case. including a former san francisco school board president, his son, and a sports agent for a rising boxing star. jana. >> reporter: frank i've learned that sports agent sullivan was arrested in princeton new jersey yesterday. and the fbi plans to bring him and six others from atlanta, boston, new haven and new york to federal court here. 29-year-old sports agent sullivan said he grew up in san francisco and loves his job. he was representing mayfield. mayfield seen on this video told fs weekly that sullivan was supposed to meet him in new york city for a fight. instead, he was arrested by the fbi . keith jackson is accused of helping with the murder for hire conspiracy, gun trafficking and drug trafficking conspiracy. jackson was well known as a political consultant who helped leland yee and had helped conservatives with issues. samsinger said that jackson always seemed to be on ice. others that knew jackson were also shocked. >>