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. >>> bakersfield ripped up his tourist visa saying he wanted a see lump. he wanted -- asylum. he wanted to experience prison life and miller was denied any chance to appeal his case. he is one of three americans currently being held in north korea. >>> a man was killed more than 150 years ago. alonzo's heroism during the battle of gettysburg became a key point in in this war. they will award medals of army, donald slow the threw himself on to the grenade and bennie atkins will be recognized as an intelligence officer. the medal of honor is the highest medal award. >>> and a faulty transforms her caused an outage in jackson township. they were all safely loaded within 20 minutes but some people were a little bit shaken up. >> as it went up, it stopped and it was all in a panic. >> it was scary and i was like, thank god they got us out. >> well the rights why returned back to service for the day. people had long lines for refunds. >>> and a small manufacturing company is showing off the first 3d printed car. local motorists introduced the stratty in chicago. it was 3d printed an

matthew miller is 24 years old, from bakersfield, california.ngest of four sons and a 2008 graduate of bakersfield high school. >> jeffrey fowle, he's from my am isburg, ohio. he told our will ripley i'm good for the time being. >> kenneth bae is serving a 15-year sns. he's been in custody the longest of the three men. >> your message for the american government, the american government, right now, i've been asking the american government to act to getting release here. i do believe special envoy needs to come to resolve the situation i'm in right now. i do ask the u.s. government to send an envoy as soon as possible. otherwise, i think that's the only hope i have right now for me to go home and be reunited with my family. >> kenneth bae is 44 years old. he was born in south korea but came to the u.s. when he was 16 years old. he's married and has three children. >> his sister says she's worried about his health. >> two years of being isolated and working in labor camp. i know it's not easy. so i think you can see that it's taking a toll both ph

well the suspect's younger brother was also arrested for trying to hide the pickup truck near bakersfield. >>> oakland police are backing one of their officers and rejecting the allegations of racism by the body camera. >> hands up hands up... turnaround. >>> while the audio is dark, the surveillance video shows he followed policy when he responded to a call. however an african-american firefighter accuses him of racial profiling. he was off-duty when he popped into the fire station with his two sons. >> he approached my kids, with his hand on his gun and that's the way he approached a 9-year- old and 12-year-old kid standing out in front of a fire station waiting on their father to come out. >> you can put your hands down, kids, story about that. >> well, jones has since filed a complaint against the officer who remains on active duty. the case is being investigated by police internal affairs. >>> time is 4:39 another baby left in a hot car. >> that is our mission to get that baby out as soon as possible. >>> and the quick thinking that saved his life and what the child's mother tells po

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both candidates said homelessness >>> a young man from bakersfield faces six years of hard labor from violating espionage code. miller entered north korea under the guise of a tourist and tore up his visa. he wanted to experience prison life to investigate north korea's human rights situation. >>> the bay area could be in store for a transit strike. this time it involves workers with the golden gate bridge district. the unions representing golden gate's ferry, captains and bridge workers are threatening to walk out next week if they can not reach a deal today. the biggest impact is on ferry riders. bus drivers could refuse to cross picket lines if there is a strike >>> right now hurricane odile delivered a powerful blow to mexico's baja peninsula. it made landfall last night near cabo san lucas as a category three hurricane with top winds 110 miles per hour. the storm toppled trees and power pole and ripped away luxury resorts. hotel lobbies are swamped and full of debris. it is a category two now >>> i-phone 6 hits stores on friday. it could be a while before and is able to fill preo

one of them is matthew todd bakersfield, california, taken into custody in april after the government said that he tore up his tourist visa, looking for asylum in north korea. >> i have been requesting help for a long time and there has been no movement from a government. serving a bay is prison term. there is speculation that he was detained for carrying religious literature. in south korea, he immigrated to the united states at age 16. >> i have been left here the longest as an american since the korean war. leftd this man allegedly the bible inside of the hotel where he had been saying -- staying. is the first thing on my mind right now. >> as they await trial, all three men have formally apologized to the north korean government, asking for her give miss. in the meantime they say they have been treated reasonably do admit toey growing more desperate as time goes by. newsroom, john gonzalez. >> thank you, john. new developments in the fight against isil. the british prime minister is allowing -- calling for a new law allowing to -- allowing police to see -- sees the passwords of th

the 24-year-old from bakersfield, california was found guilty of entering the country illegally to commitespionage. >> he was immediately sentenced to six years hard labor, miller is one of three americans currently being held by north korea. >> 20 couples were married at st. peter's basilica today and look who was leading the ceremonies. >> the couples were married by pope francis, some of the couples already lived together before marriage and even had kids, it is part of an effort by the vatican to be more inclusive. >> will scotland leave the united kingdom? that story when the cbs evening news continues. nchypíy >> as we noted earlier scottish voters will decide in four days to break away from the united kingdom and form their own independent nation. mark phillips in ed bro tells us the contest is going right down to the wire. .. >> what was once considered literally a pipe dream is now a real possibility. scotland's independence debate is heating up. >> weekend opinion polls say next thursday's vote is too close to call. scots are evenly split between those who will vote to stay in t

. >>> and some folks in bakersfield were forced to stay inside their homes for a few hours yesterday after five bears wandered into the city. the bears were tranquilized by the fish and wildlife officers there who took the bears out of the neighborhood back into the wild. officials say the drought is drawing hungry thirsty bears into some of the local neighborhoods. >>> millions of people use social media to post their thoughts and pictures and experiences. coming up, the new social network hoping to attract users by paying them for each post. >> and if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline, 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. we'll be right back. but first, here's the morning's bay area jobs reports. >>> reporter: employers don't usually tell a candidate why they did not get the job. here's what some hr managers say are the most common mistakes candidates make and how to fix them. amazon has over 550 jobs in the bay area. amazon's head of hiring says that candidates often try to please interviewers by saying they will do anything or they are open to tr

after today's sentence, a note left at the miller family home in bakersfield, california, told reporters no comment. it is still unclear why miller decided to go there in the first place. back to you. >>> tonight, diplomats from around the world are in paris for meetings how to compat the terrorist threat from isis. it comes on the head of the third beheading. the family of a murdered hostage spoke today demanding justice for the british aid worker. more harsh words came out. >> they claim to do this in the name of islam. that is monsterrous. is hropl monsterrous islam is a religion of peace. >>> a weird scene on the streets of los angeles. with no hollywood film shoot, an actress from an oscar winning movie ends up in handcuffs after the police mistake her for a prostitute. >>> and a back to basics bay area resort accused of stealing water in the middle of a dire drought. >>> and a massive hurricane is boiling off of the coast of mexico tonight. we will show you theism kaeugs the -- the implications. the forecast coming up after the break ,,,, ounds] ,,,, the wait is over for even faste

through the sierra from south lake tahoe all the way down to just east of fresno and to the east of bakersfield and it is moving away from us. we will not get anything from this other than thunderstorms around yosemite and 86. cloud cover and 96 in fresno. maybe scattered thunderstorms. palm prick is -- springs is 95. chico is sunny and 92. sue? >>> good morning. we are going through san rafael southbound 101 with no delays. remark is moving nicely. this is the golden gate bridge moving well, too, and fog free. minor accident in fremont moving from milpitas to fremont. we had a car on the road through a fence. some may be slowing to look south of mission northbound 880. >>> you probably are still digging deep to fill up but gasoline prices have dropped two cents the past two weeks with americans gallon over 11 weeks. we pay more in the bay area with san francisco the highest price at $3.88 a >>> a federal appeals court will consider gay marriage bans in idaho, nevada and hawaii with two hours of argument on whether they should be struck down on idaho and nevada. hawaii legalized gay marriage in

perez and his brother tried to hide that truck in bakersfield. now the brother is charged as an accessory. >>> a new memorial in san francisco is getting a lot of attention tonight. it took years to complete so you would think someone would take a minute to spell check right? nope. andria borba shows us the $100,000 mistake. >> reporter: well liz, those mistakes will be fixed within the month out here on castro street at no charge of the people who put them in, in the first place, but they are there right now. on the sidewalk of castro street are 20 point faces in the gay community. it is called the rainbow honor walk. >> i didn't have gray hair when it started. >> reporter: along the honorees, tennessee williams. exhibit a, oscar wilde who was apparently known for his bitting wit and christine jorgenson who was so ahead of the transgendered movement, she didn't need the s in her plaque. >> as soon as we knew there was anything less than perfection on the plaques, we called the manufacturer and they said absolutely, we will fix it right away, no

. >>> a man from bakersfield has been sentenced to six year of hard labor in north korea. 24-year-old matthew todd miller was convicted of committing hostile acts. the state-run news agency said miller entered the country under the guise of a tour exist tore up his tourist visa. he allegedly wanted to "experience prison life" so he could investigate north korea human rights situation. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton has made a visit to iowa in a potential preview of a new run for the presidency. a "ready for hillary" bus was available along with t-shirts and life-sized cut-out. she made the trip to support democrats in the midterm elections, but mrs. clinton also acknowledged speculation about 2016. >> well, it is true i am thinking about it. [ cheers and applause ] but, but for today, that is not why i am here. [ crowd groaning loudly ] i'm here for the steak. >> the steak was courtesy of retiring senator tom hircine's annual steak fry fundraiser. former president clinton spoke at the vent that brought together thousands of party activists. hillary clinton said she will

matthew miller of bakersfield california was convicted of entering that country illegally to commit espionage. miller is one of three americans being held there. missionary kenneth bae is serving 15 years for allegedly trying to build an underground religious network. and jeffrey fowle is expected to be put on trial soon. he was arrested last may for allegedly leaving a bible in the bathroom at a club. the ebola outbreak in west africa has claimed the life of another doctor, hours after the world health organization said it could not medically evacuate her from sierra leone to germany. more than 300 health workers have become infected with ebola in guinea, liberia and sierra leone and nearly half of them have died. there was a shortage of doctors in those countries even before the ebola outbreak began. so far, only foreign health and aid workers have been medically evacuated from the affected nations. an unusual ceremony at the vatican today. pope francis married 20 couples, including at least one couple who have been living together and have had children. the event is being interpreted as th

police recovered his truck in the bakersfield area.is brother also was arrested as an accessory after the fact for his efforts to hide the truck. >>> it's not a matter of if, but when another earthquake will rock california. you're looking at the moment the south napa quake hit. tonight there are calls for the state to stop spinning its wheels and invest in an early warning system. damian trujillo joins us from uc berkeley where heavy hitters are sending that message. damian? >> reporter: janelle, the politicos say napa should be the wakeup call. they urge lawmakers to look at mexico, and at japan, and to see how well those alert systems are working there. this is how an early warning system works. alex wrote a bill that the governor signed, but no one's come up with the $80 million to pay for it. >> this will be the 25th anniversary of loma prieta. it was the 20th anniversary of the north ridge earthquake earlier this year. i don't want to ask after the next big one why didn't we employ this system. >> reporter: san francisco knew abo

matthew miller of bakersfield reportedly tore up his tourist visa the government says at the airport when he entered the country on april 10th. the court says he intended to quote experience prison life so he could investigate the human rights situation. miller appeared in court this morning and was denied any chance to appeal his case. >>> authorities from two other states have now joined in the man hunt in pennsylvania after a state trooper was ambushed and shot dead friday night. investigators say a shooter or shooters ambushed two troopers at the state police barracks in a remote area. corporal bryan dixon was pronounced dead. trooper jackson was critically injured but is said to be speaking now. >> i've never seen any state troopers at one time in here. >> they're concerned breaking into a house. we have a lot of vacant houses in here where they could go in to hide. >> reporter: a nonprofit group has offered a $50,000 reward for tips leading to an arrest. but police say they have little to go on. they don't have a description. they don't know what type of gun was used and they d

they say he tried to hide the truck in bakersfield. >>> it looks like nevada has come out on top in the fight for tesla's $5 billion battery "giga factory." a source tells the "associated press" work will resume soon on a site outside reno. for now, all tesla will say is that it will be in carson city tomorrow for a economic development announcement. california was among several states vying for the project and its thousands of jobs but nevada's low tax rate and other undisclosed incentives may have sealed the deal. the bay area council says it's a good learning opportunity for california and should look closely at what factors led to tesla choosing reno and determine what we can do better going forward to attract and retain middle class jobs in california. >> now, one california lawmaker is calling out tesla for picking nevada. that story ahead tonight at 6:00. >>> pg&e plans to fight the record $1.4 billion penalty it's facing over the deadly 2010 pipeline explosion in san bruno. pg&e submitted papers today indicating it plans to file an appeal within 30 days. the utility didn't list

officers recovered the vehicle in the bakersfield area. >>> a bay area man who has been running an unregulated massage business for 30 years has been arrested for sexual battery. he is 66 years old. he told police in east pal o alo that he helps people out of his home. police are looking for possible victims. they are asked to contact the east palo alto police department. >>> a woman tired of all the illegal parkers near her business decided to jump into action when she saw another parking law breaker today. she really had no idea what she was getting into. tiffany wilson is joining us live with the story of an unsuspecting crime sleuth. hi, tiffany. >> reporter: well, it all started off with patty, who was fed up and frustrated with people parking in red zones like this right in front of her store. so this morning when a minivan pulled into that space, she didn't hesitate to pull out her phone and start taking pictures. >> you can see they were in the red zone. >> yes. >> reporter: call her the red zone watch dog. when she saw a van pull into the space in front of her store this morning, she

angeles city operations where they trucked their solids to a land that they purchased outside of bakersfield and they do land application and they do the crop growth for land human consumption and the crops like sf for miol and corn and then sell those crops to the local dary farmers as feed for the cows and so, we can either look at that type of reuse, or urban agriculture, or, traditional fertilizer as well as typical land, and landfill cover. >> when will you have more information on sort of what those options might be? >> we know that all of those options are open to us and right now what we are investigating is the land availability and the consistent user of the salt. >> so it will be in all likelihood, during the cer phase. >> okay. >> in 12 months. >> great. >> vice president caen? first of all i want to share what a fascinating presentation, really quite something. >> thank you. >> i am sure that this is too soon to ask, but do you have any preliminary comparisons of cost of the four alternatives? >> actually, i any neglected to mention that we looked at at the four value and found

the brother is accused of trying to hide the vehicle in bakersfield. police say surveillance video from a nearby business showed the truck you see it there, swerving on to the sidewalk, striking bay point resident michelle braz. this was on will le pass road. this video led to tips to help locate the suspect. >>> questions tonight about protocol after police detained an offduty black firefighter in oakland. the firefighter says he is the victim of racial profiling, that he was checking out an empty fire station with his sons when police stopped him. >> put your hands up, put your hands up! >> i'm an oakland firefighter. i walk through this space. i'm an oakland firefighter. that's my truck. >> oakland police provided this video shot from an officer's body camera. on the video you can hear the man telling the kids it's going to be okay. you also hear him tell police that he is a firefighter and he noticed the door was left open at the station. now officers say they were responding to a request to check on fire station number 29 last month. they were als

finding a car in the bakersfield area.has been arrested as an accessory after the fact for his efforts to hide the vehicle. >> reporter: killed in but held on $50,000 bill. >> reporter: >> pam: kron4 elise the up reid spoke with animal control. >> reporter: tell your teas are coming out to eat them are asking residents to keep their small pets inside. >> >> reporter: within the last month animal control since they have captured one cast a day. all killed by tell you the spirit by coyotes. finding there way out of the hills. >> it is always tough finding your cat deceased. especially something by a council the attack. they are gutted or only pieces of the cat is left. it >> i have to schnauzers and i am afraid for my dogs. >> taking precaution. >> reporter: kelly ots will eat just about anything. coyotees >> reporter: you see the first responders your outside of the museum. the demonstration about how tornadoes work did not go off as planned. some after sitting burns to their hands, . and arms. it is routinely performed the

an american from bakersfield is crimes in north korea. a north korea court sentenced matthew todd miller to six years of hard labor today for quote: "acts hostile" to the country.including trying to spy on the country. north korea says in april. miller tore up his visa at the pyongyang airport.and admitted to having the "wild ambition" of experiencing prison life so he could investigate the human rights situation there. hillary clinton is stirring speculation about a 20-16 presidential run. clinton returned to iowa today--- for the first time since her 20-08 run for the office. she and former president bill clinton appeared at a senators "steak fry" fundraiser.where she addressed rumors. >> well it is true i am thinking about running in 2016. but that is not why i am here today. i am here for the stake. sunday's event drew more than 6-thousand party activists who presidential campaigns every four years. queen elizabeth the second is speaking out about this week's scottish independence vote. urging scots to "think very carefully about the

arrested his brother for allegedly trying to hide the truck that was used in the hit and run in the bakersfield area. this came after surveillance video was released of a pickup truck jumping the curb and taking out a light pole. the victim died at the scene. >> i'm glad and happy that a person like this is off the street so they don't hurt anyone else. >> perez will be charged with felony hit and run and causing death. >>> president is making his strongest statement yet on the beheading of steve and sotloff. a family spokesman said that sotloff was no hero and tried to find good concealed in a word of darkness by giving voice to the suffering. >>> steven sotloff and james foley. >> those who make the mistake of harming americans will learn we don't forget and our reach is long. >> they should know we will follow them to the gates of hell until they are brought to justice. >> chuck hagel did not mince words. >> you have to destroy it. if we don't destroy it, it will get worse and wider and deeper. >> days after the video shows the beheading of steven sotloff. >> anyone who cares about freedom o

his truck was recovered in the bakersfield area. his brother has also been arrested as an accessory after the fact for his efforts to try to hide the truck. >>> a warning about the west nile virus. state health officials say it is at the highest level in california ever. last month 52 new cases were reported in california. this year there have been 181 human cases reported and eight deat deaths. officials expect more deaths, too. >>> america's second survivor of the deadly ebola virus talked publicly today for the first time. nancy and david writebol were missionaries in africa. she recalled getting the diagnosis from her husband. >> dave came towards me to give me a hug and put his arms around me, and i knew how dangerous that was. and so i said no. just no. >> she was treated with the zmapp drug. a doctor from massachusetts is the third american to contract the ebola virus in west africa. dr. rick sacra is still in liberia, said to be doing well and in isolation there. but he, too, might be hided back to the u.s. for treatment. >>

matthew todd miller is from bakersfield.orth korean officials say he tore up his visa after arriving in peon yang. scotland will vote on whether or not to declare independence. today queen elizabeth ii told the crowd she hopes people will think carefully about the future. it is the first time the queen has spoken publicly about the looming decision on whether or not to split with england. most polls indicate the population is split down the middle on the issue. >> people understand and know this is a prosperous country. they want the benefit for all of the people. >> the affects of a political decision are the economic affects. what will happen is prices will rise. they are clear about it. it is not a conspiracy. they are saying what will happen. >> many businesses have warned independence will cause prices to rise and destabilize banking. but they say they are scare tam tam -- scare tactics. >> that wedding like no other at the vatican. 40id's or si were pronounced as pope francis married 20 couples. one bride is already a

the suspect's brother was arrested for trying to hide the truck near bakersfield. >>> in san francisco, police say they have now made an arrest in the stabbing death of a 14-year-old boy. it turns out the suspect is another juvenile. ktvu's paul chambers spoke to the young victim's family, and they say the suspect is no stranger. >> a small group gathered, leaving a row of flowers where 14-year-old lasean williams was growing up. >> a football player. you know, he has a full scholarship, because he's such a good student at sacred heart. it's just not fair. >> this is an innocent child. he was walking to the store with his two brothers. they had to witness this thing, so horrible. >> reporter: she said just before 7:00 yesterday evening, rashawn and his two brothers came in to get snacks and something to drink. someone stabbed him, and that's when they ran to tell their mother what happened. >> she tried to do cpr. she grabbed him, took him to the hospital, she did the best she could. they attended the same school from kindergarten until last year. she says school officials were aware o

matthew todd miller of bakersfield was sentenced to six years hard labor last week. the agency in a sometimes confusing statement reported that miller was part of the united states anti-north korea human rights campaign. it also said miller planned to tell the north koreans he had secret information about american military bases in south korea. similar to snowden revealing nsa secrets. >>> two emotional appeals this morning for the release of a british man held hostage by isis. militants threatened to kill allen henning as they have two other westerners if the united states continues its air strikes against them. henning's wife in a statement released by the british foreign office says he is a peaceful, selfless man who was in syria only to help people in need. a doctor who volunteered with henning in syria also appealed to isis militants to free him. >> he's not part of your struggle. he is not to blame for the actions of western governments that you fight. he is not responsible for the killing of innocent civilians. >> henning is a taxi driver who travelled to syri

he graduated from bakersfield high school, people that graduated from him barely remember him. he was that quiet. one surprising thing is a neighbor says they don't know where the accent came from. he may have detected that. he didn't have it here growing up in california and another neighbor says knowing that he's from this town, it makes that interview especially difficult to watch. here is what she told us. what do you think watching that video? >> my heart goes out for him and the whole family, too. breaks my heart. just real hard. it's got to be hard on the family, too. i can't imagine being in that situation. >> reporter: the entire neighborhood hope they can bring him home safely. >> has the miller family spoken at all? >> reporter: this is an unusual part. what we've seen in other previous cases when people, americans specifically are held, the families want to talk. well, in this case, the millers absolutely do not want to talk. here is what we found when we arrived at their door. they have a bright pink sign posted saying press, we have no comment. and beyond that, an

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imprisoned california man wanted to become the second edward snowden. 25-year-old matthew todd miller of bakersfield sentenced to six years hard labor last week. the agency in a sometimes confusing statement reported miller was part of the united states' anti-north korea human rights campaign. it also said miller planned to tell the north koreans he had secret information about american and military bases in south korea similar to snowden revealing nsa secrets. >>> two emotional appeals are being made this morning for the release of a british man held hostage by the extremist group isis. isis militants threaten to kill allen henning as they have two other westerners if the united states continued its air strikes against them. henning's wife in a statement released by the british foreign office says he's a peaceful, selfless man who was in syria only to help people in need. a doctor who volunteered with henning in syria also appealed to isis militants to free him. >> he's not part of your struggle. he is not to blame for the actions of western governments that you fight. he is not responsible for the

. >>> people in bakersfield are a bit worried after not one but two bears wondered into their neighborhooda full grown black bear was found in one neighborhood. and then a female bear showed up at another home. the drought is driving hungry thirsty bears into the neighborhoods looking for food and water. >> rather than starve, they will do whatever they immediate to do to find a food source. >> rangers were able to use tranquilizer darts on the bears and they were taken back to the wild to be released. >>> 6:26 is the time. coming up next the evidence they need in the case of a reported kidnapping in broad daylight. >> it's the first new school in san francisco for years. district officials worry students won't enroll. we'll tell you why and about the creative new incentive plans to lure students. >> good morning. right now it's still a little bit slow driving all over the bay. because of some wet roads and the commute is beginning to wake up northbound 280 a little slow here. >> if you are just waking up saying my goodness it's mild and humid out there. it is. it's 65-degrees in san franc

people in bakersfield are on edge after not one, but two bears wondered into their neighborhood.l grown male black bear was found at one house yesterday at the same time a  female bear showed up at another home. it was scared up a tree by the family dog. fish and wildlife specks person says the drought is driving hungry, thirsty bears into residential areas looking for food and water. >> rather than starve, they will do whatever they need to do to find a food source. >> rangers were able to use tranquilizer darts on the bears that were taken back out to the wild to be set free. park rangers at yosemite national park are turning to new technology to track bears. up until now they tagged bears with tracking devices that use radio technology. now they are switching over to new gps technology and has a wider range. the gps collars are used to keep visitors safe. and they will give the park workers a better behavior of the bears. >>> a woman in walnut creek reported kidnapped from outside of her home in the middle of the day and forced to drive to a bank. the details coming in from

. >>> a bakersfield man begins a six-year sentence of hard labor today in south korea. matthew miller will serve his sentence, or what labor he'll be required to do. miller was convicted this month of committing acts hostile to north korea after he arrived in april. the government accused him of ripping up his tourist visa so he could go to prison and expose human rights violations there. kenneth bay and jeffrey fowl are also detained in north korea. >>> coming up here, meet the boy being called the world's best brother. ♪ >> the inspiration behind this touching rap video that's earning praise from around the world. >>> we see lots of blue sky now, but there may be a few more showers on the way. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment. iwith something terrible to admit. i treated thousands of patients, risked their lives, while high on prescription drugs. i was an addict. i'm recovered now, but an estimated 500,000 medical professionals are still out there, abusing drugs or alcohol. police, airline pilots, bus drivers... they're randomly tested for drugs and

filtered by the north korean government, and he was actually a mysterious character when living in bakersfieldis is a mystery piled on top of another. >> and is what the north koreans want on the other hand more clear. we are seeing - are they basically trying to shore up - is kim jong un trying to shore up his government by using americans as pawns? >> they have always been doing that. they have been doing that for more than a half decade and have been grabbing hostages, and we have been going to try to get them out. in the early part of august, there are reports, which i believe a high level white house delegation went to pyongyang to get the three individuals out of north korea. >> you think there are behind the scenes dealings that we don't hear about. >> i think so. we have done it in the past, i expect we'd do it now. the other two, kenneth bae, and jeffrey fowl are sympathetic. matthew todd miller - i don't know what to make of it. the other two, we should do our best to get them out of there. >> true, they are sympathetic characters, and you want to get them out. but if we do this, are

staying in southern california, a baby bear found wandering the streets of bakersfield, the bear walking streets, for nearly nine hours, deputies say residents started chasing the bear before it ended up in a nearby pass i have i can gas and electric facility. authorities eventually forced to shoot the bear with a tranquilizer gun three times in order to capture it. the california department of fish and wildlife says the bear was most likely searching for what else water when it ended up in that area. >>> did nfl commissioner roger goodel see the ray rice tape from inside the elevator? now the fbi wants to know, what this could moan for the league itself. taking a look back at the terror attacks from 9/11, how far we've come since the horrific day. live to new york city as we our dad's a plumber. a business manager. and a stickler for homework. i'm john kane running for state senate. dad says the road to a good job starts in the classroom. [ lori ] he's a great dad who sees taxes going up but schools not getting the funding they need. [ john ] so i'd put back the billion dollars corbett

miller is from bakersfield.ow the north korean supreme court convicted him of hostile acts in a trial that lasted about 90 minutes. miller is one of three americans now being held in that country. among them is kenneth bay who is serving a 15-year sentence. >>> hillary clinton making a stop today renewing talk of a 2016 run. hillary clinton hasn't been to iowa since her failed presidential bid in 2008. the event was an annual steak fry ad that doubles as a sendoff for tom harkin. when asked whether she would run in the upcoming election, clinton played coy as she has been doing for months. >> well, it is true. i am thinking about it. but -- but for today, that is not why i'm here. >> while clinton isn't actively campaigning, members of the ready for hillary clinton political action committee are. they bussed in from all over the country, look to garner more support for a second presidential bid. >>> still to come on this sunday night, a mixed bag. smooth sailing for some. but for others a traffic nightmare getti

police say he tried to hide the truck in bakersfield. >>> the bay area about to become the center of the law enforcement world. officers from all over are going to take part in what's called urban shield, that some say the drills are blurring the lines of policing. new at 6:00 kpix 5's phil matier with the debate on the what oakland police are preparing for. [ gunshots ] >> i think it's provocative, not wise. >> reporter: that was civil rights attorney and mayoral candidate dan siegel's reaction to the return of urban shield, a five-day training exercise and trade show for law enforcement and first responders. and a flashpoint for police critics, especially in the wake of the military-like images from the ferguson, missouri riots. >> i guess it's too late to call it off. >> reporter: in anticipation for the expected protests, all leave has been canceled for oakland cops but the alameda sheriff's department which is hosting the event isn't making apologies. >> we do tactical exercises, search-and-rescue exercises, a bomb squad scenario. we have water rescue. >> reporter: and they also

this isn't bakersfield, california, this isn't dallas, texas, this isn't chicago. this is new york city. this is my [bleep] town, okay? i know what goes on here, and i know my guys. don't tell me about my guys. >> you don't know anything. you've got till the end of the day. they go, or i go. coming up... >> i-i have to cut you guys out. >> that's your final decision? >> and later... >> selling your car? >> both: no. >> selling your car? >> both: no, no, no, no. >> you've got to get it right. >> selling your car? >> got to paint the whole hood. >> hey, guys, i've got to talk to you for a second, sorry. >> okay, man. >> look, i've got to make some changes around here. this is not gonna be easy for me because, i mean, i'm very loyal to people. i just can't have you guys here anymore. i'm sorry. i-i have to cut you guys out. >> we've been here since your father was around. >> i know. >> and we've been doing business with him from--for years. >> i'm sorry, man. it's--it's nothing personal. i have to stay afloat. i have to stay alive, here. >> so that's it for now, right

bakersfield is becoming the home of bear sightings after five were seen yesterday. the department of fish and wildlife says the bears have something to do with it. they were tranquilized and returned to the wild. officials say as long as the area is in a drought, residents will continue to see bears searching for food and water. >>> so how would you react if you ordered a pizza and the delivery guy were cops? >> that's what happened to a man in portland, oregon. officers say the delivery guy got into a car crash, so the officers actually covered for him and by the way, the pizza guy is okay. that's nice of the cops. >> i should say. look at that. they even smiled for a little photo. >>> it's wet outside. even a few sprinkles out the door cause spinouts. another one reported in emeryville and i'm not sure if this is late running roadwork or what the deal is but this earlier roadwork at least, maybe they are still clearing, it is causing an unusual delay right now heading to the dublin interchange. so this is a live look actually all those headlights, that is the comm

matthew miller is 24 years old and he's from bakersfield, california. he was picked up in april after allegedly tearing up his tourist visa and asking for asylum. the specific charges have not yet been announced. apparently pending trial, which apparently is going to happen soon. jeffrey fowl is the eldest of the three, the most recently detained as well. taken into custody in may for allegedly leaving a bible behind in his hotel. and he, too, is awaiting trial. of course, bepyongyang set serious conditions for these interviews. the prisoners were allowed to speak only about their alleged offenses and how they're being treated. they also were allowed to pass along messages to their family and to the obama administration. here, now, is will ripley's interview. start to finish. then starting with kevin bae. >> mr. bae, will ripley with cnn. hi. it's good to see you. i'm going to pull this up a little closer. have a seat. so we have five minutes. i'm sure there's a lot that you want to say. so just try to keep your answers as con side as you can, mr. bae.

emily garrett from bakersfield. >> hi, brodie and zoe. >> el brcelebrating my 18th. >> and i'm celebrating" show. >> good morning, tommy and terry. >> my grandmother is 101. happy grandparents' day. >> 101st birthday is impressive, but that hat is amazing. we're back on a sunday morning, september 7th, 2014. a lot of great folks out there on the plaza, helping to make this an extra fun day. we'll be out there a little bit later to say hello for our tailgating party, which we're excited about. want to get you caught up on half past the hour on the headlines. tens of thousands of people without power after violent thunderstorms rolled through the northeast this weekend. one person was killed when she was hit by a tree. the storms started in the midwest. >>> a private funeral service will be held later this morning for the late joan rivers who died on thursday at the age of 81. her red carpet will be laid down at the synagogue where her funeral is being held here in new york city. >>> and the third american ebola patient said to be doing a little better this morning. doctors at nebraska medic

police say perez and his brother tried to hide the truck down in bakersfield.er charged as an accessory. >>> it's 5:12. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> reporter: a few incidents out there. a lot of stuff is clearing, as well. westbound 580 we had kind of a rougher start than usual. there was an earlier stall at airway. so the drive time at 4:30 was already slow and it has continued to climb, up to 21 minutes between the altamont pass and 680 so it's that combination of that stall that's blocking -- looks like in the center divide but it's causing some slowdowns as you pass it and then seeing the usual commuter traffic out of tracy so 205 out of mountain house and as you can see from these sensors it's sluggish even past vasco now. almost to the dublin interchange. but again, this is where that stall is approaching airway boulevard. we have been checking the chp reports. they say a tow crew should be on scene any minute so hopefully they get it out quickly. traffic is slow behind it. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. northbound 101 between m

. >> mark:a man in his 90's is celebrating his birthday at a bakersfield diner. >> mark:where he has eaten everyday for the past 50 years. >> mark:96-year-old serrill brooks has been going to the coffee shop everyday since they opened in 1964. >> mark:he goes two to three times a day to eat. >> mark:serrill hasn't missed a day of dining, except when his wife was sick. >> mark:he says the diner is like a big family. >> mark:the diner celebrated serrill's birthday with him yesterday. >> mark:both servers and other customers showered him with gifts. >> mark: liggett this enlightening setting a palm tree on fire in san diego. and this had at least with the winds had blown as well. >> mark: newly released a video of warren d. deep sea creature. this is not just one at 0 and this is a colonnade of the many organisms working together. >> mark: sensitive to the race situation. did cbs dropped auriana or disagree on that drop them. it's never been easier to find a dentist. watch. dentist. at 1-800-dentist, we've helped over 8 million people find that right dentist. we can do the same for you.

. >>> developing news now in north korea a man from bakersfield has been sentenced to six years of hardr. 24-year-old matthew todd miller was convicted of committing hostile acts. the state run news agency says miller entered north korea under the guise of a tourist and then tore up his visa. he allegedly wanted to experience prison life so he could investigate north korea's human rights situation. >>> also developing this morning, the united states is rallying support for a global coalition to battle isis in iraq and syria. secretary of state john kerry and other diplomats from around the world in paris to try to hammer out a strategy. so far, nearly 40 countries have agreed to join the fight. kerry spoke from france earlier today. >> we have countries in this region, countries outside of this region, in addition to the united states, all of whom are prepared to engage in military assistance. >> british prime minister david cameron is promising to support u.s. military efforts with logistics and intelligence gathering. in the u.s., congress will vote this week on president obama's requ

he's from bakersfield, california. he was arrested in april after allegedly tearing up his tourist visa and asking for asylum. he told will ripley his specific charges haven't been announced pending trial, which should happen shortly. and then jeffly foul, the oldest of three, at 56. he has three children. he was detained in may for allegedly leaving a bible behind in his hotel. and he too is awaiting trial. as we mentioned, much, much more on this story. throughout the next two hours, inclusive and secret in north korea, held americans captive for some time. so why reach out and give cnn this kind of access? we'll find out what is this about, is this an act of desperation, are they looking to do a deal. we'll talk to experts about that. >>> also, jumping into a pool from the roof. i know it looks like a frat party. it's not. this is a residence at the u.s. embassy in libya. and these are not americans. veggies you're cool... reworking the menu. mayo, corn dogs...you are so out of here! ahh... the complete balanced nut