a rival bought bandon cheese, kept the n and moved production out to the midwest.y tore down theuilding and told brad senco and everyone else working there to go home. >> we no longer need your services and that was it. i walked out the door. >> brad went on to make award winning cheese for one of the premiere producers in seattle. most of the other employees moved on as well. >> people left, you know. there's no jobs. you can't make a living here. >> and it just went down. i mean, the schools shrank. the drug problem grew. it just -- it changed. >> not only were the jobs lost, but the town's identity was stripped away. >> it's like taking the auto industry from detroit. not only are so many people employed by it, but they're identified by it. >> this is the story of how three business partners, greg, daniel, and brad rebuilt the factory, brought back lost jobs, and returned the industrial spirit to the 3,000 people of this town. >> city was really proud of this place. and when you're proud of something, you're very, very sad when it goes away. >> it all started wh

the woman was found running along a road near bandon, oregon.ld told police she was kidnapped at knifepoint ... and the man told her to drive. she said her car eventually ran out of gas. police now say, she has admitted making the story up. (steve)the oakland city council is considering whether to go forward with the city attorney's recommendation to try to settle the police sex scandal issue. jasemine abuslin. . .also known as celeste guap. . .is the young woman at the center of this sex crimes scandal.in her claim against the city of oakland. . . she's looking for 66-million dollars.oakland's city attorney is recommending the city settle for just under one million.she has also filed claims against richmond, livermore and san francisco. ((steve))a packed house at a marin country high school tonight.((pam)) the novato school district just approved a measure to put lights on the athletic fields at san marin high school. ((steve))the move will cost the district more than a million dollars.((pam)) kron 4's jr stone spoke with people on both sides o

we reported last night that the woman was found running along a road near bandon, oregon.r- old told officers she was kidnapped at knifepoint by a man who told her to drive. she said her car eventually ran out of gas. police now say she has admitted making up the whole story. ( james ) the suspect in last week's deadly knife attack on a portland train could face the death penalty. he went on an angry rant during his a court appearance tuesday and can face hate charges. reid binion has the story. jeremy joseph christian / murder suspect: "free speech or die, portland! you got no safe place! this is america! get out if you don't like free speech!"the suspect in last week's fatal stabbing on a portland train......launching into an angry rant in court tuesday.jeremy joseph christian / murder suspect: "you call it terrorism. i call it patriotism. you hear me?! die!"jeremy joseph christian -- arraigned on multiple charges -- including murder... ...for allegedly stabbing two men to death on a portland light rail car friday.the deadly encounter played out after police say christia

vo estaba muy cerca de prosper junction 101, en la ciudad bandon en una area despoblada del estado vecino... las casas estan separadas a mas o menos un cuarto de milla... toco en una de ellas pero no le abrieron asi que regreso a la va y comenzo a hacerles seÑales a los automovilistas que pasaban.. uno de ellos se detuvo y la auxilio... inmediatamente contactaron a las autoridades y comenzo la busqueda del sospechoso... sot se trata de un hombre de razas afroamericana e hispana, de mas o menos 30 años de edad, vestia ropa obscura, una sudadera con capucha, llevaba una gorra y guantes vo pero an no ha sido localizado y aunque no se han dado a conocer muchos detalles de lo que ocurrio en el trayecto de mas de 550 millas se sabe que el sujeto actuo de manera violenta... sot la trasladamos a un hospital local para ser tratada de su heridas en la cara, el hombre la golpeo un par de veces en el rostro... vo el departamento de policia de san jose, quien esta a cargo de la investigacion junto con el buro federal de investigaciones, nos dijo por medio de un correo electronico que estan tratando de

about eight hours later, they ran out of gas in bandon oregon, and she made a run for it. >> she hid in tall grass next to -- we have seed grass and stuff next to the ocean, was able to hide in an old lumber mill site, and he did not locate her, and he just walked away from there. >> reporter: victim a gave a limited description of her kidnapper. law enforcement does plan on int interviewing her again this week for more information. live in san jose, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> if you rely on bart this morning, there's a chance you were late. there were system wide delays. we spotted an empty escalator at the station in the morning commute. started with a medical emergency at west oakland bart and at 6:45 a.m., a train broke down near west oakland station. trains were down in both directions through the trans bay too. commuters took chances with bart while others improvised. >> my first day back at work, and this happens, so i'm going to uber, taxi, something. >> reporter: bart had tracks cleared this morning, but delays lasted for several hours. >>> this morning, the county corone

that is when ortiz jumped in to her car, and then drove off authorities later found the cara bandon with the child still inside, police track ortiz down a short time later and arrested him. >>> this trenton mother faces child endangerment charges. that is after police say that she burned her baby, with a cigarette. police say 23 year-old vanessa owens sent text messages to the babies father saying she would physically hurt and burn the baby. when officers arrived, they noticed burn marks on the babies face. that baby is being cared for by the state. >> very unfortunate to hear. that hopefully that baby will be okay. >> horrible. >>> 5:35n business news a make over for mcdonald's big mac. >> are you a fan of mcdonald's >> i do like their fries. >> do like their fries too. >> amazon we know is biggest retailer in the u.s. but just how big? i almost exclusively get my goods from amazon. jill wagner joins us live from the insuring stock exchange. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel. futures right now pointing to a lower opened here, yesterday the dow jones lost 50, n

her car eventually ran out of gas near bandon, oregon.it is not clear how she escaped from the suspect. the woman was found running along a road near highway 101 on friday night... frightened. but... there was no sign of her abductor. ( pam ) happening right now: the oakland city council is considering a settlement in the widespread police sex scandal ... that kron four broke last year.( steve ) a special meeting is taking place at city hall as we speak... grant lodes is here with the details and why this story is far from over. grant? ( grant ) we first told you about this story last week... oakland trying to turn the page on a dark chapter in its police force's history. the city attorney has recommended giving nearly one million dollars to jasmine abuslin... the city council would have to approve that....and the council is meeting as we speak to consider the pay out. abuslin, also known as celste guap, is the woman at the center of the scandal...a few weeks ago she testified about the scandal. the sex scandal led to oakland going throug

and, bandon oregon. she made a run for it. >> she was able to hide at an old lumber mill site.locate her. he just walked away from there. >> the victim had a very limit deed scri description. police are activity investigating what happened. >> happening now, oakland city council will vote on a settlement with woman who says police officers sexually exploited her. she sued the city for $66 million. city attorney is recommending a $1 million settlement. she says she had sex with multiple police officers, from several bay area agencies including when she was an underaged sex worker. criminal charges filed against four former and current officers linked to the investigation. >> also happening now,he third, final public meeting to talk about improving bicycle safety and access in the bay area. meeting with caltrans district four includes all nine bay area counties. but since it is caltrans, they're only talking state highways not surface streets. caltrans wants to see bicycling triple by 2020 to improve health and decrease traffic congestion. final plan expected next winter. >> on w

complex here in san jose, and then forced her to drive her car more than 560 miles north to the town of bandon, oregon. if you're not familiar not far from highway 101 and the pacific ocean. friday night show was able to escape when her car ran out of grass and ran into a field and hid in the grass and someone called 911 when they found her walking down a local road. law enforcement brought out a dog and tried to track the suspect but with no suspect. according to sheriff's office this man is african-american, in his 30s and wearing a black hoodie, black baseball cat and black winter-style gloves. her family notified -- the victim's family notified san jose state university that their daughter was missing when she did not show up for her college graduation this past saturday, but the cruz county sheriff's office has indicated it's the san jose police department who is handling this investigation. reporting live here in san jose. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of different pieces there to investigate. bob, thank you very much. now to a developing story out of the white house and the st

in the port of bandon we did a study, commissioned a study that found $62 million of economic benefit is generated annually as a result of our access to see that's maintained by the port dredging operation and maintenance of our nation's navigation infrastructure is a federal responsibility. however, anybody purports a small, large as well as our water infrastructure to degenerate, impacting safety reducing america's best i been encouraged by the recent efforts in congress to ensure that all the monies paid into the harbor maintenance trust fund every year is used to fund the corps of engineers. however we from small ports are concerned that this will not happen quickly enough. many of our nation sports mad long since silted in by the time that money is made available. again i appreciate this opportunity to talk with you. and i know it might be hard to understand, but everything, you have is wrapped up in your boat and your boat future family come you go fishing. even when everything is optimal, some of us don't make it home. i'm just here to ask you to give the best chance you can th

we reported last night that the woman was found running along a road near bandon, oregon.r- old told police she was kidnapped at knifepoint and the man told her to drive. she said her car eventually ran out of gas. police now say she has admitted making the whole story up. (darya) happening today... police are holding a community meeting to discuss safety concerns after a deadly stabbing at a san francisco park. the attacker is still on the loose this morning. 33-year-old giovanny alvarez was stabbed and killed last thursday at bernal heights park. police have released few details about the stabbing, but they do not believe it was a random attack. police are expected to share what is known about the murder and discuss community safety issues at the meeting. it starts at 6:00 tonight at the bernal heights neighborhood center. ( darya ) police arrested a preschool teacher's aide accused of stabbing a man to death in san francisco. the stabbing happened early monday morning in the city's outer misison neighborhood. 52-year-old lyris wolfe was arrested near the scene. 45-year-

demonstrated willingness to defend them are still among our greatest assets and being seen to abrand bandon them in the face of china's growing power will emboldier beijing and discourage our allies and demoralize those people in china and around the world l word who often at great personal risk continue to advocate for freedom. thank you very much. >> chairman mccain, ranking member reed, other distinguished committee members, thank you for convening this important and very timely hearing today. i want to commend the committee for its steadfast bipartisan leadership on all matters of peace and security in the asia pacific. it's extremely important as well as your commitment to our men and women in uniform. let me quickly summarize anyway testimony i've submitted for the record. bottom line up front, while some may prefer to discard the rhetoric of the rebalance, we need to follow through on its strategic intent because if we don't, american primacy in the most consequential region in the world is at risk. i'll go one step further by saying mere continuity of american effort is not going to