ann notarangelo kpix 5. >> investigators lifted fingerprints and collected dna but it could take a week to process. >>> an attempted kidnapping in pittsburgh has led police to a new clue. a 2-year-old was snatched from her in her front yard on friday, just steps from her mother. the suspect dropped the child and then ran away. but now investigators say they have a picture of the suv in the area at the time. a swans camera got a -- surveillance camera got a shot of the blue ford. >>> it was a deadly weekend for divers up the california coast. 3 people died in separate incidents. sonoma county rescue was kept busy with distress calls. this is video of one of the responses, extremely low tide brought swarms of divers out but rip tides, rip currents proved too much for some. two of the deaths happened sunday morning. one diver was found dead in about 15 feet of water north of fort bragg. another was pulled out of a rip tide near salt point state park. the third victim was a retired pacifica firefighter found saturday afternoon off shell beach. he's identified as sedrick collette. and he was

h ancisco this wee >>> and good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. of people are in south san francisco this weekend for one of the biggest gun shows around. interest on both sides of

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i'm ann notarangelo. sharon chin is in san francisco, where lotto players are getting excited for the new game. >> reporter: ann, tomorrow morning at 6:00, you're going to get to turn in one of these tickets, one of these tickets that nobody has yet. and that's all because of powerball. it's starting tomorrow. it's snowing powerballs. california lottery ads urge people to believe in this, as the state becomes the 43rd to play powerball starting monday. powerball has given away six of the ten largest jackpots in the u.s. some lottery players are excited. >> it's going to bring people into the state to buy the tickets, because it's such a big jackpot. >> reporter: at the california tobacco center, the machine is in place. it will be activated to take your picks monday at 6 a.m. richard mahan of the california lottery says powerball is a win- win for the state. >> it's going to generate tens of millions of new money for education in california. not only that, it's going to help the economics of california. we

ann notarangelo. >>> as one ton mourns the lives lost in the bombing attacks. >> i feel really sorry. >> tonight the surviving suspect starts communicating with investigators. >> we have a million questions, and those questions need to be answered. >> good evening. prosecutors are expected to file charges this week. fortune >> reporter: cbs news confirms dzhokhar t is responding to investigators questions in writing. police captured dzhokhar friday night in boston. dzhokhar and tamer lab planted the tameran tamer lab planted the bombs of investigators are combing through the brothers's past. the fbi questioned tamer lab about ties to radical islam. his father says he was visiting family. people in boston gathered for prayer sunday. cardinal sean o'malley preached about tolerance. >> the crimes of the two young men must not be the justification for prejudice against muslims or against immigrants. >> reporter: mourners are beginning to say good-bye to victims hundreds lined up in medford massachusetts for krystle campbell's wake. >> just terrible there's people that would, you know, sho

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good to be a democratic thousands of people are in h ancisco this wee >>> and good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. thousands of people are in south san francisco this weekend for one of the biggest gun shows around. interest on both sides of the issun is even stronger since state and federal lawmakers took aim at such events. kpix 5's don knapp is at san francisco's city hall where an antigun rally just ended. don? >> reporter: that's right anne. this is one of throe locations in the bay area today where people weric piecing feelings about -- expressing feelings about gun control by the actions they were taking. [ people chanting ] one of these gun control advocates protesting here at san francisco's city hall is mindy. she knows about gun violence firsthand. she was a teenagers camp counselor when she was shot with an adult and three children in california in 199 bring a white supremacist. >> he walked in and shooting overing -- started shooting over 70 rounds of ammunition out of a semiautomatic weapon and i was shot twice in the leg and as we ran outside he continued shooting and there were fi

good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. a big wait a second for both -- weekend for both sides of the gun control debate in san francisco. going on at the cal palace today can tomorrow despite efforts to regulate gun shows like these out of existence. and on the other side of the argument, a small but very vocal group spent the day at san francisco's city hall calling for an end to gun violence. kpix 5's don knapp has a look at both sides of the debate. [ people chanting ] >> reporter: one of these gun control advocates protesting here at san francisco city hall is mindy. she knows about gun violence firsthand. she was a teenaged camp counselor when she was shot in california in 1999 by white supremacist bowford furrow. >> he walked in and shooting shooting -- started shooting over 70 rounds of ammunition and i was shot twice if the leg. there were five of us wounded that day. as he left the jewish community center he shot and killed a filipino american worker. >> reporter: mindy says the newtown shootings reminded her of h

good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. lock your doors and stay inside. that's a warning tonight in the town where a man hunt continues for the killer of the 8-year- old girl. the girl was found inside her valley springs home east of stockton yesterday around noon. kpix 5 don is live for us. >> reporter: and for the night they seemed to have finished up their investigation at the crime scene, which is the home of leila fowler, but there are a lot of people out here as you suggested to me that they are worried that there is a killer on the loose. despite the fact that there is no precise prescription on the person that might -- description of the person that might have killed the girl. after learning that an 8-year- old girl had been killed in a house just down the road, he was taking precautions. >> i got up and looked underneath the house because it is three stories in the back. he could have been under the house. >> when did you do that? >> this morning. yeah. i went in and saw that the doors were opened up or add jarred or something like that. >> repor

that may sound like a ridiculous request, but ann notarangelo tells us that is exactly the deal that was required to get kids back on the field tonight. >> reporter: baseball is back. the cardinals and yankees, not a moment too soon. >> we're ready to play. >> reporter: 200 little leaguers were temporarily benched last week after a noninjury shooting in the parking lot during a game, after a father and a relative got into an argument. >> i knew it would happen but just didn't think it would happen on a baseball field where little kids are playing. >> reporter: baseball is america's game. here they say it's the only game. >> they were heartbroken, you know. they want to play baseball. there's nothing out here for them really to do positive. it's the only thing. >> reporter: sports, especially baseball, is often a metaphor for life, which makes it all that much more important for the little kids to get back on the field. >> little league, it's the womb of north vallejo. >> reporter: ironically, this game keeps kids out of trouble. but trouble found them and left fear and anxiety. but a

i'm ann notarangelo. it was the photo that helped end a violent week in boston. an infrared picture of 19-year- old dzhokhar tsarnaev hiding in a boat in a suburban backyard. police moved in and got the badly wounded and bloodied tsarnaev out of the boat. his arrest ended a week of explosions, carjackings and shoot-outs that killed five people, including his brother and a police officer. cbs recorder adriana is in boston with the latest. >> reporter: ann, the suspect is still unable to speak, in part due to a gunshot wound to the back of his neck. investigators believe that may have been the result of a suicide attempt. police are standing guard outside of the boston hospital where the surviving suspect in the marathon bombings is being treated. a special interrogation team used on high value targets is there waiting to question him. >> we have a million questions and those questions need to be answered. >> reporter: police captured tsarnaev friday night after nearly a day-long search. images from heat-sensing technology showed he was hiding in a boat in a backya

good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. another blustery day in the area... winds whipping up to 50 miles an hour in some places... exactly a week ago, the bay area was batted by strong winds... and it appears we're in for a seco round. >>> examine exactly a week ago -- and exactly a week ago where the bay area was in for a second round of the strong winds. no evidence of the velocity of the wind or the beach along the battered gray highway where visitors were blasted with sand. one driver found their car being consumed by the beach. tonight the road is closed and a dpw crew says that crews are not going to begin cleaning up until the winds stop. so when might that happen isn't the wind is bringing big changes and roberta gonzales has a look on what to expect for your monday morning. >> we'll begin with the bridges. tomorrow you should see in effect wind advisories for every local bridge including the sun right here. the golden gate bridge because of the winds that will gust up to 50 miles per hour. and now at this hour the winds are beginning to dive back ju

i'm ann notarangelo. a big loss for oakland as help from the alameda county sheriff's department is about to dry up. it comes down to money and officer safety. don knapp is in oakland not far from within an alameda county deputy was shot during a traffic shot three weeks ago. don. >> reporter: that's right, ann. we were here three weeks ago tonight when that traffic stop occurred and the violent action occurred and that violent action may be part of the reason that the sheriff wants to drop the contract with oakland to patrol oakland streets. the shooting that wounded an alameda county deputy sheriff here near bart three weeks ago may have killed oakland's contract with the sheriff's office for extra patrols. the reason? the extra costs of policing in oakland's rough crime areas. >> having done this now, we have one injured deputy off for a significant amount of time. we have several cars involved in collisions. those go down. there's the cost value there. so all these things add up and it actually adds u

. >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. this is the face of the suspect wanted for that attempted kidnapping in pittsburg yesterday. police say he snatched a 2-year- old girl from her front yard as her mother watched. it happened around 1:45 yesterday afternoon on snow flake way in pittsburg. the suspect dropped the child a few feet away and then took off. kpix 5 reporter don knapp tells us police have been searching for the suspect ever since. >> reporter: since the attempt child abduction early friday afternoon, police have continued searching nonstop for the would be kidnapper. and parents have been holding their children close. neighbors told kpix 5 they saw few children playing in yds. or the nearby community park. the man they're looking for is believe today have attempt today steal a 2-year-old by grabbing her and running off with her. the child was in the front yard of a home with her mother here in the california seasons development near rain drop circle and snow flake way. >> mom gave chase and fortunately the per

and good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. a frightening close call for the passengers of a jetliner in indonesia. a lion air flight overshoots a runway in bali and crashes into the sea. miraculously everyone on board survived. now it happened around 3:00 p.m. local time. ternational airport. the plane was coming from the west java province. witnesses say it came to a rest about 100 feet offshore and they could see clearly a crack in the fuselage. among those watching on shore our own reporter judd sovereign who happened to be at the airport when the whole thing happened. >> reporter: somehow they were able to get the people off and it's not far off the shore. they didn't have to go too far to get back on land. everyone here feared the worst. >> of the 108 passengers, about 45 were treated for injuries including broken legs and head wounds. the plane was put into commission with lion's fleet just last month. safety network says the airplanes have been involved in six accidents since 2002. one of them resulting in fatalities. >

i'm ann notarangelo. this is the face of the suspect wanted for that attempted kidnapping in pittsburg yesterday. police say he snatched a two- year-old girl from her front yard as her mother watched. it happened around 1:45 yesterday afternoon on snowflake way in pittsburg. the suspect dropped the child a few feet away and took off. police have been searching for the suspect ever since. >> reporter: the attempted child abduction, since then, pittsburg police have continued searching nonstop for the would- be kidnap -- kidnapper, and parents have been holding their children close. the man they're looking for is believed to have attempted to steal two-year-old by grabbing her and running off with her. the child was in the front yard with her mother, near raindrop circle and snowflake way. >> the mom gave chase and fortunately the person dropped the child, and unfortunately escaped, but at least he left the child behind. >> reporter: police say when the mother yelled, the startled abductor dropped the child

and good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. >>> as the surviving suspect in monday's marathon bombings recovers in a boston hospital, the legal issues surrounding 19- year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev are already starting. cbs reporter adriana diaz has the latest from boston on the investigation. >>> reporter: ann, the crowd you see behind me has been gathering all day with people to pay their respects. as for the suspect, he is being treated at the same hospital where some of the victim of mondays of the bombing with still recovering. a special interrogation team used on high value targets is ready to question 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev when he is able to communicate. >> law enforcement professionals are hoping for a host of reasons that the suspect survives because we have a million questions. and those questions need to be answered. >> reporter: police captured tsarnaev after nearly a day- long search. officers did not read him his miranda rights. they invoked a rarely used public safety exception. the case started thursday night when his older brother tamerlan died after a firefight with police

>>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. and we begin with developing newsin the east bay. police have spent more than 24 hours searching a pittsburg neighborhood for an attempted kidnapping suspect. the man snatched a 2-year-old from her front yard they say. on snow flake way yesterday the suspect dropped the toddler about 50 feet away after the mother started yelling. kpix 5 reporter don knapp is in pittsburg with a look at the sketch of the suspect. don? >> reporter: that's right ann. neighbors by the way tell us that they haven't seen many children out of doors today. not in their front yards or not even in the community park here at california seasons. it's a testament to the kind of fear that envelops a neighborhood when parents learn of an attempted child abduction. chaldaic duction friday an -- child abduction friday afternoon, police have continued searches nonstop for the would be kidnapper. he is believed to have attempted to steal a 2-year-old by grabbing her and running off with her. the child was in the front yard in the california seasons development near rai

and good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. this summer's america's cup race is in san francisco will bring in millions of dollars to the bay area economy and while some think of it as a blue blooded sport, the event will be a boost for the city's unemployed. kpix 5 anne makovec was in san francisco today where lots of people turned up loping to sail away with job. >> reporter: among the dozens of people filling out job applications today we found debbie anderson. >> my big skill is people communications, i've dealt with multimillion dollar deals for years. >> reporter: after the new america's cup pavilion. >> as a woman that came from high -- high yield income it's difficult finding a job. >> reporter: she used to represent a fruit company making international deals. the jobs available here? ticket takers and maintenance workers. and every time she goes for an interview, she hears the same thing. >> you almost seem overqualified. >> yeah i'm very overqualified actually. >> reporter: but a job is a job. carl gordon knows that.

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kpix 5's ann notarangelo begins our team coverage. ann? live: the heritage high assistant track coach ran t marathon in 2008 and knows a handful of friends running >>> she had a half dozen friends running today. she crossed before tragedy struck. all are okay. >> they said it was utterly chaotic. there's people freaking out. it's the last thing you expect. you don't have a game plan for. that. >> phone communication was difficult at best. many didn't know if friends and loved ones were affected by the blast. many turned to facebook and twit tore get the word out. ray posted on facebook, just so you all know, kristen and i are fine. i was .3 from the finish line. i was taking in the splendor of the moment when i saw the bombs go off. praise be to god at about the 4.10 range. had i been three minutes faster, no telling what my condition might be. >> she says the end of the boston marathon is always quite a seen. runners linger close to the finish, and it's very loud. >> some races out there start with a cannon. it's part of the festivities,

. >>> kpix 5's ann notarangelo shows us how a community is rallying behind a bay area's sixth grader injured in the boston attack. ann. >> reporter: and juliette, mountain mike's is one of just a handful of restaurants and businesses in martinez holding fundraisers for aaron hern's family. the hern family is very well known in this area. they have done a lot for the community. and now it's complete strangers who are asking, what can i do? >> the whole town is rallying around aaron and his family. >> reporter: the patrons have joined the effort to raise money for 11-year-old aaron hern and his family. aaron's leg was hit by a bomb shrapnel at the boston marathon finish line. his mother said he was back in surgery today and doctors are optimistic but he has a fever and the family is worried about infection. their friends and neighbors in martinez don't want them to worry about anything else. >> i just reached out to my community and said, you know, we have to help them. >> reporter: rocks on main raised $5,000 last night with donations still coming in. this weekend seven family owned re