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pa trish yoo barlow confronted fbi spokesperson. >> this is right through the wall from me. if there is a dangerous substance, i'm the person most exposed to that. >> the fbi assured her it was safe. barlow says chamberlain spoke inand was courteous. >> i could be wrong. >> the fbi served a second property but would not say what, if anything they found there. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> several east bay law enforcement agencies are forming a task force to address a rash of so called wilding incidents. police say a mob of young people, sometimes in the dozens rob people at gun point in, one incident they tried to car jack a woman with a baby in the car. authorities believe a video taken in chicago last year and posted on you tube set off this trend nationwide police believe the groups use social media to organize a flash mob then going on a rampage. >> officials dropped criminal charges against a tree trimmer accused of injuring protected baby herons last month. he was hired to prune trees hanging over a parking lot because they were defecating on trucks. >> local officia

but patricia barlow, whose office shares a wall with chamberlain considers him pleasant and polite. >> i would talk to him when reran -- when we ran into each other, he was always extremely pleasant, polite. >> reporter: our research shows chamberlain was socially and politically activity in san francisco, once running for office himself. >> if you have any sort of sightings or if you know him, please let us know, so we can help bring him in so people are safe. >> reporter: the f.b.i. believes chamberlain is acting alone, on the move and too dangerous to approach. patricia barlow says that's in no way the same neighbor she thought she knew. >> i thought maybe that guy had moved out and somebody had moved in and that they were the culprit of this investigation, so i was a little surprised. >> reporter: brian webb, kpix 5. >> chamberlain might be driving a white 2008 nissan altima with either texas or california license plates. >>> and new this morning, east paolo alto police are investigating a shooting that injured three people. it happened around 9:30 last night on palleto verde stre

but patricia barlow whose office shares a wall with chamberlain's considered him differently. >> he was always extremely pleasant, very polite. >> reporter: our research shows chamberlain was socially and politically active in san francisco working on several political campaigns, once running for office himself, and part of the russian hill neighborhood association. >> if you have any sort of sightings or if you know him, please let us know so we can help and bring him in so people are safe. >> reporter: the f.b.i. believes chamberlain is acting alone on the move and too dangerous to approach, but patricia barlow said that is no way the same neighbor she knew. >> i thought that guy moved out and somebody else moved in and they were the culprits of the investigation. so i was a little surprised. >> brian webb, kpix 5. >> claim berlin may be driving a white nissan altima. >>> three people were shot in east paolo alto around 9:30 last night near oakland drive. officers found one man with a gunshot wound to the stomach when they arrived at the scene. the other two victims were dropped off a

. >> she pepped barlow with questions. >> so, you're telling me it's okay to go in there, but you don't know what the potential -- >> quite honestly, we're not -- >> lot of conflict here. >> off camera, the fbi's peter lee repeated what is in the criminal complaint that the 42-year-old media consultant had in his bag what the fbi is describing as an improvised explosive device. he was arrested monday and before he was picked up, he reportedly posted an online suicide note. since then, friends and neighbors have been coming to his defense. this week, his attorney's public defender asked for a full psychiatric evaluation and so far, chamberlain, being held without bail and has yet to enter a plea. . >> thanks, mark. >>> one man dead shot by a sunnyvale police officer. now, an investigation is underway. police say the man they killed was wanted for murder. >> he certainly was. in fact, he's accused of killing a woman that he was acquainted with here in sunnyvale. investigators are coming the area, looking for evidence. the shooting happened at the corner house here and investigators spent

a pickup truck driver hit a 16- year-old boy who was lying in the street near barlow drive. the teenager was hurt taken to eden valley medical center. we don't have anymore information on the injuries. there is a little bit of slow traffic for the person that is paying cash. but for the rest of you that is not stopping, no delays. and also this morning we are looking at interstate 880 north and southbound this traffic here is looking good in both directions if you are driving on 580 and getting out to 238 that is a nice drive. 880 southbound looks good as you drive down to hayward. now let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news this morning, a new twist in the case against leland yee and raymond chow. ktvu news has obtained exclusive never before seen video. defense attorneys worry that this could compromise their case. this is a story wii been following since the 10:00 news last night. and this morning we now have video from the morning of the break in. ktvu alex savidge is in san francisco. alex, you're at the print shop as well to explain how this could effect one of

was an american success story money was cheap to barlow, and there was a new ceo at the helm, mary barra. would this terrible news that a cheap and flawed part that had taken lives. the company posted strong sales in recent months. even with the drip, drip, drip of revelations of terrible decisions made in the last decade. ignition switches, jiggled keys and the g.m. new and old on the program. mary barra went to capitol hill to face more questions about the recall of g.m. cars. >> this is not another business challenge. this is a tragic problem that should never have happened and must never happen again. >> barra testified in april and said she would no more after g.m.'s internal investigation was complete. that report by attorney antone valucas is a scathing indictment of the g.m. culture. >> it's extremely thorough, brutally tough and deeply troubling. it paints a picture of an organization that failed to handle a complex issue in a responsible way. i was deeply saddened and disturbed as i maid the report. we have made a number of decisions, 15 individuals identified in the report are

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. >> patricia barlow says he masked feelings well. >> if boy have known, boy have reached out to him. >> last year, he says he got betrayed by his mother, a woman he thought was the one and a person he worked with. the parent company of project sport would only say we understand there is a federal investigation underway and are not commenting at this time. on saturday, his apartment was raided and the fbi said they found explosives inside. >> in a tweet, he tried to refute that, saying in part nothing they're reporting is true. no stashes, not armed and dangerous no call rigged to explode neighbors hope that is true. >> i hope everything is okay. >> tammy says it's not too late to come home. he wants her to know he has friends who will help pick up >> about two thirds of them called in sick today. this was the result there are thousands forced to walk or take a cab to work. many people at the bus shelters having a hard time getting on because there is so few in service. abc7 news has been on the story all day, and is it easier getting home tonight? >> well, by the time buses get here

barlow, a veteran plaintiff's attorney had taken pictures and wanted to know why they're wearing white protective suits. >> you're telling me it's okay for me to go in there, but you don't know -- >> yeah, again, i'm not going to speculate. the f.b.i. was in there with protection suits. chamberlain was arrested monday. when the criminal complaint was released, it detailed what investigators found in their first search, including a remote control receiver, a dets fater and an assortment of ball bearingand screws. >>> before he was picked up, he was reportedly described as what was an online suicide note. he is being held without bail and has yet to enter a plea. >> a brazen burglar suspect, take a look at this video. police say the man is trying to take out the surveillance camera at a home on amarok way. he apparently got scared because he took off shortly after going into the house. if you do recognize this man, contact the fremont police department. >> turning now to a high-profile prisoner exchange. today, president obama defended his decision to trade five taliban leaders. the reas

you patricia barlow's office is sealed with crime tape. >> he had the door open on the side next to my office. he had about 40 or 50 in there and asked if i wanted to come to the party. >> chamberlain is well known in the political scene. his website is experienced in social media and public relations. in 2006abc7 interviewed him about his efforts to stop a pot club from opening in his neighborhood. then he worked as field organizer for gavin newsom's mayoral campaign. >> he showed up on on time and was hard working and good at what he did. >> he worked briefly at the university of san francisco and a consultant for tech, apparel and marketing p cs although in november he was let go from project sport, an event production company. >> everyone has a great deal of interest in this. a lot of people are withholding judgment until there is a final discussion, but i hope it ends without anybody being hurt. >> the fbi says he was last seen driving a 2008 white nissan altima with either california license plate -- or a texas license number bx9m042. live in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news.

you patricia barlow's office is sealed with crime tape. >> he had the door open on the side next to my office. he had about 40 or 50 in there and asked if i wanted to come to the party. >> chamberlain is well known in the political scene. his website is experienced in social media and public relations. in 2006abc7 interviewed him about his efforts to stop a pot club from opening in his neighborhood. then he worked as field organizer for gavin newsom's mayoral campaign. >> he showed up on on time and was hard working and good at what he did. >> he worked briefly at the university of san francisco and a consultant for tech, apparel and marketing p cs although in november he was let go from project sport, an event production company. >> everyone has a great deal of interest in this. a lot of people are withholding judgment until there is a final discussion, but i hope it ends without anybody being hurt. >> the fbi says he was last seen driving a 2008 white nissan altima with either california license plate -- or a texas license number bx9m042. live in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news.

>> scott, we are in detroit where tomorrow gm ceo mary barlow releases the results of the internal investigationeneral motors conducted into what happened with the ignition switch recall that clearly went wrong. this is an investigation that's been conducted over the past three months by former u.s. attorney tony valucas. he turned over the results to mary barr are a. it is our understanding she's been sharing the information with the board of directors and tomorrow will release the results first to employeeses of general motors and then at 9:30, sit down with reporters for a press conference where she'll discuss, a, what did gm know about the recall that went wrong, who knew about it, why didn't they act quicker, and what actions will general motors take following the investigation. again, general motors releasing the results of the internal investigation 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. this is what people have been waiting for, scott. we'll see who knew what within general motors and why they didn't act sooner. >> cramer's call last night on "mad money" to buy gm last night is looking good today a

i also want to thank, first selectman richard bar low, for all he's done -- barlow, for all he's done to spear head this effort. as i mentioned a year and a half ago when the bill first came to the floor, i want to thank art and mark, environmental and community leaders who sadly are no longer with us but who championed this effort for many years, and we could not be here today without their efforts. mr. speaker, roughly 5,000 bills had been introduced in the house of representatives this congress. of those 5,000 pieces of legislation, this bill, h.r. 316, represents just the 167th bill which hopefully will pass both this house and the senate. i'm honored and humbled to be able to work with colleagues across the aisle in this congress to advance clean energy legislation that empowers local communities, to harness local resources, to produce renewable electricity and at the same time supports and advances local economic development. there is much more than we can and should do to advance energy production and to protect our environment, but today is an excellent start. i urge my collea