said "hey, the little boys come up there. them up, tied their hands up, they started screwing them and stuff, cutting them and stuff. >> did you actually rape any of these boys? >> no. >> did you actually kill any of these boys? >> no. >> did you see any of the boys actually killed? >> yes. >> he was a vulnerable kid who was in a high-pressure situation for a very long time. and he started off saying, "i don't know anything about it". and by the end of it, he had named two other people and himself. >> the two others, jason baldwin and damien echols. >> when you heard about this confession, what went through your mind? >> well, the very first time i heard about it they wouldn't even tell me what they were talking about. they brought me into the police station, and the head cop comes in and he starts saying, "we already know you did its. you may as well go ahead and tell us what you did". >> jessie, damien and jason were all arrested hours after jessie's confession. >> we all, i think, breathed a sigh of relief that someone was

hayward man is in jail and #-year-old boy is -- 9-year-old boy is fighting for his life. it happened while the boy is walking away from the giants game from at&t park. abc7's amy hollyfield is live near the scene of the crash with the latest. amy? >> reporter: the boy went to the game, eric. he was walking ahead of a family member. he was here in the crosswalk on mission street. the truck was coming off the new montgomery and turning left when the car hit the boy. the car took off. and left the scene. but a couple of hours later, police say they got the driver. hayward police actually spotted the damaged, white, toyota truck in hayward. it matched the description of the truck from the accident in san francisco. san francisco police headed east to check it out. they brought witnesses with them who confirmed it was the same truck. this was around 1:00 in the morning. the accident happened in san francisco around 10:30. witnesses say after the truck hit the boy, it went on to hit a few cars on mission street. before getting on the freeway and heading out of here. the boy is

the boy is in town from pennsylvania. thursday night he went with his family to see the phillies. >> it was a young boy lying on the ground. images of the aftermath are vivid. she says the driver not only hit the boy but this car, that car and this taxi, all as he went the wrong way on the miss street? he -- mission street. he ran a red light and crashed. he wasn't stopping. heard a crash and i saw a white suv take off down mission street. >> witnesses gave description to police. the officers traced the owner to hayward. when he came back to the area he was arrested and in the process failed a sobriety test. >> i thought it was awful, it was crazy to see him crash into several cars and run away. i'm glad we were able to apprehend him. >> a moment of silence was held for ryan white at the start of the friday night giant game. as for the suspect in the case, he faces felony hit-and-run and dui. j.r. stone, kron4 news. >> in other news around the bay a man called 911 today he admitted he killed his girlfriend at their apartm

the description was provided boy a 10-year-old girl. says the man tried to lure her into his car on tuesday of has week. she says it happened in front of her home on miller avenue. she was able to run inside and tell her family. the suspect car is a white honda two-door with only the roof painted black. >>> in a couple of hours two men behind a fake amber alert will enter a flee -- will enter a flee court. hassan ford said he was kidnapped during an armed robbery at a barbershop on monday. police say he was an accomplice. they are facing robbery, firearms and other charges. eric walker is also charged. >>> the trouble crisis that governor brown is sounding off on. >> plus a drive smashes in a police car sending -- a driver smashes into a police car sending the officer flying but it's what happened afterwards that's more unbelievable. stay with us. ,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, >>> good morning, bay area. happy friday. if you are just getting up, very gloomy start to the day again. low clouds and fog and drizzle showing up out toward the coastline.

they were out shopping when the boy was shot. this happened just days after opd brought back 22 officers. some officers were on tactical alert after the boy was shot and some were held from day watch to patrol the area. >> we cannot let anybody continue to be killed. >> reporter: the mayor's office reached out for federal assistance after the shooting and the increased violence in west and east oakland. police say it stemmed from an ongoing feud between two groups. the other victims sustained minor injuries. there are no suspects or motive. tonight at 7:00 we'll remember carlos with a vigil at 64th and the international the scene the shooting. back to you. >> kristy, you mentioned opd asking for federal help is that because they feel shorthanded that they can't handle all the crime in city. >> reporter: , you know, they have those 22 officers come back just this weekend when they were brought back to the force but there's been a series of violent crime actually involving children in recent months and so i'm -- the extension to th

you're talking to a boy named luke. >> i don't know a boy named luke. >> i'll be there as close to 11possible. i will need your number so that i can call you when i'm near the bus stop. i will look for you and we will discretely go to your room and talk and talk about whatever pops up and stimulates you to whatever you want. >> you are reading me something that somebody wrote. i'm sorry to hear that. >> so i need exact bus stop near our place as i get off. i'll walk toward your street. you also must tell me how to get to your bed from there. >> well, i don't know about what everybody -- that this person has said to a 15-year-old. i never met a 15-year-old. >> well, the reason i'm curious about all of this is that i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc." and we've been doing a story on computer predators adults who go online to try to meet young teenagers. now if you have anything else you'd like to say for yourself, we'd love to hear it. if not, you're obviously free to leave and go on your way. >> i'm not doing anything. no. there's not a scott patterson. >> do you have scott patterson'

will tran has an update on the boy's condition. it is an interview that you will see only on kron 4. >> the little boy's name is ryan. his parents say he is still unconscious and they still have to do more tests. obviously they are still shaken by this. the mother could not even talk to me on camera. i did get a chance to speak to his father. here is what he had to say in an exclusive interview. >> were walking from the giants came back to our hotel. we heard a screeching on the street. >> he had several cars before he hit our son? >> he hit the first car, he was about to the second car, he hit my son. >> was your son in front of you in the crosswalk? >> i believe was beside us. >> the man did not stop. what went through your mind? >> i want my son to be all right. that is all i cared about. >> it has been a long night for you, how're you guys doing? what is the latest update on your son? >> it has been up and down. faug >> they were of a hospital all night and had no idea that hayward police made the arrest. they say that they fee

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mostly boys. that means one in 40 boys in san francisco has autism. and that's -- if there was some kind ever external threat that was neurologically damaging our children everybody would be up in arms. because it's mysterious, we don't know where it comes from. it's partially genetic, partially environmental. the needs are still not met. so what we needed 20 do -- to do is try to find a way that we could have this one-on-one with an aide and camper experience, and wonderful glen canyon's the ideal place, i have to tell you, rather than a flat land, because of its location and the fact it is in a canyon that most of our kids, our special campers, are runners. that means if they are let go, they go. and because of this natural surrounding, it's almost like nature is giving them a big bear hug there in glen canyon and they can't run up the hill. they are safe, they are enclosed. vicky put together marvelous program. had some special tents just for kids. when meltdowns did occur because kids with autism often like being in closed areas. they feel safer.

now, the boy is in critical condition right now with life- threatening injuries.olice are still investigating why this man was driving the wrong way down the street. it's mission street just over my right shoulder that's only southbound. the man was driving northbound. they are still trying to figure out why this guy was going the wrong way. we'll have more details for you as we get them. >> thank you, kristy seifkin in san francisco. >>> in other news a woman is dead and a man is in custody this is as a result of a stabbing in san jose. police found the body early this morning when they were called to an apartment on albany drive on the city's west side. now, officers found a 48-year- old man near the crime scene. they took him into custody and are trying to determine a motive. it is the city's first new homicide in nearly two months although this year's pace still higher than normal. >>> 6:33. a surprising jobs report is driving the market higher this morning easing the impact of yesterday's big sell-off on wall street. the nation's unemployment rate fell a tent

the young boy jeremy is said to be fine. just the past few minutes we learned that hail was found just a short time after the boy was located. this is a live look at the scene, that is the church where the shelter is located. this is where the boy, his mother and hail were staying. our janine de la vega is live at the scene. you see there police talking with crews. she's going to have an update for us on all these new developments coming up in about 30 minutes on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >>> now to the breaking story we had for you last night. tonight there's an outpouring of support for a boy that was hit in a hit and run. mike mibach spoke to the manager of phillies who has a special manager for ryan. >> reporter: the crowd already starting to gather here outside the ballpark at second and king for game two of this four game set. tonight we had philly fans including ryan white who came to watch his team. they are philly fanatics, die hard that are outside the ballpark. and they say they are pulling for fellow fanatic r

one of the witnesses is the boy's cousin. the family was heading toward market street when a white suv heading eastbound on mission ran a red light collided with the nine-year-old victim. he hit parked cars and moving vehicles. >> he was not sober and he came back around to the scene of the crime obviously not realizing what he was doing and then he turned back around and got out of there. >> when we got to see the guy in person after they caught him, i'm not an expert you know a bar or two but that guy was really drunk. does he know? i don't know. i'm sure he knows now. >> reporter: police put on a be on the lookout for the white suv. hayward police spotted it and stopped the driver. police gave him a breathalyzer test. the results are not known. according to our witnesses they estimate that it was about a half hour to an hour before they got the call. and many of the witnesses drove out to hayward to id the driver of the vehicle. reporting live in san francisco kraig debro ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 5:03. new this mo

at an amber alert was issued for a 16 year-old boy has been called off the boy is safe and they're searching for the suspect. >> we want in detail what the weather up will hold for us >> the fog is impacting the bay area right now. some overcast conditions it will pull back by noontime. typical pattern " of the the there till 89 clock we're dealing with '50s and '60s. this is a look of correct temperatures later on this afternoon and all look of our seven day forecast thursday we will have an ocean breeze and cooler air temperatures will drop below that as we head into the weekend. at 6:20 a.m. let's look a traffic >> much better than we did in the last report i was telling you about a police an investigation on 580 there is no longer a slowdown. a quick bridge check at the bay bridge toll plaza and the san mateo bridge no-space to tell you about an at the golden gate bridge clear conditions as you make your way into san francisco. >> new this morning a mailroom employee is stealing the medical documents of 15 underpayments and burlingame it does not believe that any patient information was

now, the boys are charged with stealing computers and electronics. most of the equipment was later recovered in those boys homes. >>> the woman accused of robbing jeopardy host alex trebek in the city was heading to work at the hotel she said as a prostitute. lucinda moyers lawyer say she was meeting a client last month at the marriott marquis. she is accused of stealing cash and trebek's bracelet. tremendous beck tore his achilles tendon in the robbery chasing the suspect. >>> you could call a little roundup in washington state after a bull got loose in downtown -- look at this! >> at last a bull, run, it's coming this way, partner, run! >> that's right, run. >> look at this. it was the middle of the night when police tried to catch that bull. it ran 4 miles through town. then police had to call in the real cowboys to help. they caught it and nobody was hurt. not even the bull. >> looks like a merrill lynch ad or something. [ laughter ] >> awesome stuff, lawrence. >> we need the bulls to return, don't we? our stock market could use that. >>> hey, fo

kron 4 spoke with the boy about the ordeal -- kron 4 spoke with the boy's father about the ordeal. >> we were walking back from the giants game, back to our hotel. we had come to an intersection, we were crossing with the light. a car came screeching out of the street in a hit-and-run vehicle, slammed into another vehicle and that was where my son was and then, the car continued down the street, i understand it at several other cars and drove away. >> the fact is, he did not stop. what went through your mind? >> i wanted my son to be all right. that is all i cared about. >> as we mentioned, police arrested the suspected hit and run driver. gerry stoner spoke with witnesses who helped police catch him. >> seems like he was out of his mind. >> and this man, a 21 year-old andrew vargas, accused of crushing this white as you the into a nine year-old boy been driving off. the boy was in town from pennsylvania. thursday night he went with his family to see the philadelphia phillies. quick >> there was a young boy lying on the ground. >> images of the aftermath are still vivid in this which

police say the boy is from philadelphia. he was here visiting family. was coming from the giants game when he was hit. he is now in the hospital suffering life-threatening head injuries. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> all right, amy. thank you very much. >>> 5:32. well, the jobs figures are just in. released moments ago and the labor department shows better than expected numbers. the nation's unemployment rate actually -- let's do it again. employers added 117,000 jobs and the unemployment rate dropped in july to 9.1%. that is down a .1 of a percent. 117,000 jobs added as we said. 175,000 jobs a month are needed to keep up with the population growth. wall street is bracing itself for what is expected to be a rough opening. when the stock market begins trading in an hour from now. shares tumbled in overnight trading in asia and europe. the nikkei stock average in tokyo lost 3.7%. the hang seng index in hong kong fell 4%. trading in europe is lower this morning with a financial times stock exchange in london off more than 2%. the ove

the boy and family were shopping in a liquor store. police say two men were the intended targets of a drive by. they were shot but are expected to survive. the boy was an innocent victim. >> the child was an unintended victim. >> witnesses say they heard 10 shots, and there were so many ballot casings, police had to push the crime scene tape, discovering more. >> it's scary. really scared. >> jose romero was in the laund row mat when the shooting broke out. >> we don't understand why it's -- this happens on a daytime. night time, all the time. >> and those two male victim who's police say were the intended targets are recovering at highland hospital. police say the little boy was not affiliated with the two men in any way. the shooter is being described as an african american male

police say the boy is from philadelphia, here visiting family. coming from the giants game, walking ahead of a family member when he was hit. he was in the cross walk and he's in the hospital with life threatening head injuries. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. wall street is bracing itself for what could be a rough opening when the stock market opens this morning. shares tumbled in overnight trading in asia and europe following yesterday's plunge in the dow jones index. and another dismal u.s. jobs report is expected. latest figures come out in the next hour or so. abc7's scott goldberg joins us live from washington with more on the economic crisis. >> terry, every stock market around the world is down today from tokyo to london. and here in the u.s., we are getting ready for what could be another rough day. if you thought the economy was in the clear after washington passed the debt deal -- >> i got 75,000. >> -- welcome to wall street where the dow served the biggest one-day loss since the height of the ec

it involves a young boy scout, who did not forget that old boy scout slogan, be prepared. lost in a thick forest, his parents praying for his survival, when today we learned that he was found. tonight, he tells us how he survived. >> i think he is just a caring, tender kid. >> reporter: tender, but tough, with only the clothes on his back, 12-year-old jared ropelato vanished friday in utah's forest from his boy scout troop. >> i hoped that he was smart enough to think about the things that he's been taught. >> reporter: as his mom dawn prayed for his safety, jared did everything he was taught. when the temperature dropped to a bitter 45 degrees, the boy scout dug a hole, hunkered down and covered himself with dirt. we talked to him over the phone as he drove out of the back country with his family. >> when we went out to scout camp, they said that we would stay warm in it. and you dig a hole, and then just like put the dirt back over you. >> reporter: meantime, a massive search and rescue effort wasas scouring the rugged terrain. then, 24 hours later, rescues spotted him w

below it's fascinating now they have turned on the light in one of the houses and three barefooted boys have emerged from another one i can hear a barking dog and crowing roosters sounds have filled the silence as for myself i keep flying in the sky i'm a cloud. the twelve year old girl by the name of emma is dedicated these lines to a home town of beslan which is situated a thousand miles south of moscow. being videotaped she signs this recording with a simple word hello. today it we're going to interview unplanned cap. how are you that's fine and. what about your family it's. also ok right. emma loves her cat she likes to film it on video and she has a dream first after we finish school my friends and i would like to go to moscow and study high fashion. emma adores her best friends. my gina and odds are they spend practically all of their time together. finishing and one says so sure it's our viewers. emma she wants to say i wish our viewers happiness and help. these sharks stay back to the summer of two thousand for. the four best friends no longer live in beslan. their name is calle

this memorial has really grown for the little boy who lost his life. i was told by an officer an arrest was made in the case of a shooting drive by with the death of a three-year-old boy. we will bring you the latest and the little boy was an innocent bystander after somebody opened fire at 64th and national. he and his mother were picking up a pizza to bring home to their family. >> the mayor called together city leaders at the spot where the little boy died. the toddler was shot right at this corner and last night there were many, many people. nearly 300 people who showed up to pay their respects. >> i can't even describe the pain my cousin and his wife are going through. >> within the next 24 hours we will have potentially everybody in line with this injustice and will be brought to justice. >> they will be carrying out search warrants with the help of federal agencies. >> reporter: as we mentioned oakland police have confirmed an arrest this morning. two other men were shot on the drive by on monday and they are both in the hospital. we spoke to fa

and i approached a boy lying on the floor blood was in out of his had told me he looks very much like my son and i couldn't bring myself to come closer in photo a woman who was near me. but he said my comic. fortunately for natalia the boy's name was not to my line tell his son had survived the blast and so had her two daughters my mom stylist go on christina. natalia is unable to walk her left arm is almost motionless she was injured before the main blast by a fragment from a grenade that exploded in the hands of one of the terrorists then fragment remains stuck in her head for two days as she sat in the gym trying to comfort her three children. are saying to tell you it still has a chance of recovering from her injuries but it requires a long rehabilitation process and much money she's only thirty five years old. my dream is to be in a special forces it was such officers that saved us. i want to get revenge. on the twins slugger larissa escaped death due to their mother's heroism she threw them out of the window right after the gym blast she also saved several other children and tha

police say the victims are a 5- year-old boy and his 4-year-old sister.rs at their apartment complex in vallejo say the boy was pleading for help and saying he was being abused. the children had rope burns and other injuries. their mother's girlfriend and a girlfriend's adult son are now under arrest. >>> the bodies of the 30 u.s. troops killed over the weekend in afghanistan are expected to arrive at dover air force base today. 22 were navy seals and two have ties to the bay area. 36-year-old kevin houston has relatives in san jose. 29-year-old darrick benson is a native of napa county. benson's family will bury him in san diego, where he became a seal. >>> riots in london reach a boiling point. the emergency action britain's prime minister is now taking. >>> just barely in the race and already getting booed. the spirited response to ed lee's decision to run for mayor of san francisco. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his

who might be visiting the boy in the hospital when he does? >> go phillies. >> reporter: they are phillyy fanatics, diehards outside of a t&t park. adam and his girlfriend flew in and they are pulling for the 9- year-old. >> when you travel from philadelphia to san francisco to see the phillies play you must really love the phillyies and you want to see them play, of course. i hope the kid is okay. and i will be pulling for him. i would like for someone to bring him around and let me meet him some time. >> they travel pretty well. i am not surprised families come out here. my family would travel. it is a shame something like that would happen. >> a young boy that lives tphaoe philadelphia is in critical condition at san francisco general. his cousin spoke to ktvu this morning about the incident. >> from the time i jumped back he is hitting my cousin and knocking him into the car. >> it is tragic. i mean i think it say hit and run -- >> reporter: san francisco mayor said today he was hoping to visit the young boy at the hospital. people have to

the boy forced himself on her. sara cole has pleaded not guilty to three counts of unlawful sex with a minor. the victim claims cole sent him graphic text messages and that later led to sexual encounters. but cole claims the boy manipulated her and assaulted her. lawyers for both sides gave their closing arguments yesterday. the decision now lies with the jury. >>> a california state senator wants to change a parole law as a result of the jaycee dugard kidnapping and rape case. this is a followup to a story we first brought you yesterday. the el dorado district attorney released new documents and videos filmed by phillip and nancy garrido of children playing on a playground, and young women standing in a parking lot. >> see them? >> yeah. do you think anybody can see me? >> no. ain't nobody can see you -- >> i see them. their pants -- >> the pants. >> in the new document, the district attorney criticized the parole board for failing to see how dangerous phillip and nancy garrido were before kidnapping dugard. phill

the boy was taken to sf general with life threatening injuries. we're told a serious head injury and hip injuries. the accident scene so disturbing that the police chief in san francisco came out to see for himself. fortunately, though, witnesses were able to get a good look at that truck, we're told some of them were brought over here to take a look at the truck as well and they believe it was the same one that was involved. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you. a los gatos mother will have to register as a sex offender that will follow her the rest of her life in a well publicized trial jury found sarah cole guiltyc: of a misdemeanor annoying or molesting a minor but cole was found not guilty of two counts of unlawful sex with a 16-year-old boy who is or was a good friend of her teenage son. cole will still -- could still serve time in jail. she'll be sentenced at the end of the month. >> wanted from here to grand junction this morning, two men wanted in a murder in colorado and for questioning in two killings in east

i hurt my wife, i hurt my boys. and i hurt a lot of people. >> the governor reveals that the extramarital affair had gone on for months. >> i am going to resign. >> but he didn't say whether or not woe resign as south carolina's governor. reporters immediately began asking about his next step. >> will you resign as governor? >> the governor resisting calls for resignation as more facts began to surface, jenny sanford saying she knew about the affair and asked her husband to leave two weeks earlier. days after the revealing press congress -- conference, governor sanford dropped a bomb shell, admits this wasn't the first time he'd been unfaith tofl his wife and said, quote, i will be able to die knowing i met my soul mate but waits one of those things i knew the cost. the news was out and the damage to his political career, done z he continued to serve as governor until his term ended in january, 2011. and joining me now for a first interview since the news broke about his extramarital affair is former south carolina

they start to increase >> in oakland police are searching for a suspect that killed a three year-old boy yesterday is happen yesterday afternoon a car opened fire as two men were walking down the street the men suffered minor injuries to three year-old boy was killed caltran is joining us from oakland and trying to stop the violence >> still no arrest in this case the police chief has said a enough is enough the first phase is tactical alert they are saying that after the first shift is over they are going to be staying extra hours to hopefully catch the suspects this is him talking about phase two >> we're going to start another phase to with the 32 officers coming back where it wouldn't those at 32 back in patrol cars and take the 32 senior officers and put them into investigating this marker >> that will go on for the rest of the week along relax the more money it will take we will tell you about where the money will be coming from. >> it was hard to get home i last night if you are riding bart there were huge delays on bart. the system was shut down for hours last line there was a ne

the boy is doing fine aside with minor scrapes. when asked why he was tried to get in the home, he said he was looking for food and water. >>> boys are reaching sexual maturity at an earlier age. researchers at the plank institute have determined that an 18-year-old boy today has the physical maturity of a 22- year-old from the time of the american revolution. as younger boys experience a puberty driven surge and testosterone they are more likely to take risks such as fighting, driving recklessly which could lead to a shorter life. >>> smoke billowed from a boat as a coast guard helicopter flew over head. the pump boat just could not keep up with all the water. so the fishermen had to be pulled to safety. the boat sank after that helicopter left the scene there. >>> soul was in downtown oakland today. the event that's growing in popularity every year. >>> you heard him mention it. 90degrees heat returning to the forecast. coming up in three minutes, meteorologist mark tamayo will tell us when it will get here. !á yn@ vp >>> well we

just as he was leaving, the boy returned to the store. >> at that point he tells the boy to get in the car, start the car up and drive him and he said if i made any move he would kill the boy. >> reporter: the kidnapping triggered an amber alert and they said he had been released by his captors and the alert had been canceled. the man is described as a 25- year-old black male wearing a big shirt and blue cap. he is considered armed and dangerous and the vehicle the suspect drove is being processed. we will get ahold of the police department about some further details. reporting live ktvu morning news. >>> the debt ceiling after it passed in the house last night coming up of a 51 testify -- 5:15 coming up with the vote. the most surprising was congresswoman gabrielle giffords who made a surprising return to the house floor. [applauds] >> this was the first time congresswoman gabrielle giffords returned to the capital since she was shot in the head during a meeting with her arizona district back in january. her colleagues lined up to hug her. congresswoman gabrielle giffords voted in fav

the boy had been nound a car dealership. he is being evaluated at this moment.nd coming up at 6:00 after all of the fighting over pg&e smart meters san francisco is installing another system that uses a nearly-identical technology. 7 on your side investigation into the new water meter. and there is rising costs of back to school advise. how families are trying to afford it all. world news is coming up next, i'm

the suicide rate for boys who have been abused is 14 times higher than a non abused boy. drug use is 12-40 times greater. many experts believe that many boys are sexually abused. after a came out on the other side of my abuse, had to dedicate my work. i completed a short film called flashcards, loosely based on my childhood. it won a international awards, it aired on international public television. the canadian mounties approached before the movie was even done and used it to train their officers. the movie is also in many parts of africa now used as a training tool. despite lengthy efforts with state senators, but has never been used as an educational tool in the united states. in august of 2007, i went to zimbabwe. it continues to be in the midst of a political crisis. robert mugabe, at one point a freedom fighter, after 30 years in power has become a political dictator. he has written to the elections since the year 2000. zimbabwe, which has one of the highest aids rates in the world, and a large part of that epidemic has to do with the following. at there is a myth p

police say the victims are a 5- year-old boy and his 4-year-old sister.eighbors at their apartment complex in vallejo called police anonymously to say that the boy was pleading for help and saying he feels being abused. child protective services told police about the injuries. >> the children had rope burns, bruises, lacerations with stitches. >> so someone literally stitched up the children? >> that's correct. >> you have a sense of what they were stitched with? >> thread and needle. >> my girlfriend has taken paramedics college lessons. i trusted her enough to sew it up so i didn't have to worry about another bill. >> police have arrested the girlfriend of the children's mother and her adult son. she says the kids are lying and no one touches the kids but her. >>> the bodies of 30 u.s. troops killed over the week end in afghanistan will arrive in the u.s. today. 22 why navy seals. 36-year-old kevin houston has relatives in san jose and 29- year-old derek benson is a native of napa county. benson an angwin native, long before he became a seal his grandmo

so as a consequence of your bad behavior, maybe more boys had to die. maybe we had to work even harder. but i think it was because of the extreme circumstance of the time and the stakes were incredibly high that you did have a community that looked at these men as if they had, in fact, turned against their own community and had worked against those who had served and died. and that was the case. i know it's still a problem now. i have a friend who is a no no boy and he talks about how, even now, 60-something years later, there are people in the community who won't talk to him because he was a no no boy. but, again, it's through the lens of present day politics, how we've begun to look at the events and studied them that the resistors from heart mountain who were another group who on constitutional grounds contested being -- serving. they refused to serve, as opposed to the no no boys, who signed no no. the resistors actually went to federal prisons. they went to leavenworth. they are now looked at and studied and interviewed in a much different light, e

even people who do not know this little boy have stopped by. here is the reaction from one father. >> yesterday when i saw everyone who stopped by hip-ho, and i ame father of two children. and i did not feel comfortable with this happening. i like the family to stay together and help all of the families. >> i have to tell you, around 730 a m. we stopped by the families, they did not have anything to say. we spoke to the boy's grandmother, she said she had not heard of the arrests but she will not even break the news to her son because he is still on inconsolable. hot we do not know much about this arrest, hopefully they will have a news conference with all the details. >> hi held a pull on elle or facebook page asking what you were spot oakland can do to decrease the violence. 50 percent of participants believe instituting a curfew would help curb the violence. if you would like to participate or comments on our facebook fan page, like us on facebook. what you were there make sure to check out your top stories and personalized weather forecast.

. >>> coming up next at 11:00, when a 9-year-old boy was the victim of a hit and run in san francisco two days ago after a giants game, many were rattled hit the ged and manycc1: streets to do something about it. we will have a live report on that. >>> and can you buy power and popularity on twitter? newt gingrich is do accused of doing that andepl w go indepth. >>> it wasn't a bad start to the weekend. temperatures a little cooler than average but nice inland. 81 san jose. 76 fremont. not the best beach weather, though. 50s and 60s at best. your extended forecast has a warming trend. details ahead. >>> a 9-year-old boy who was the victim of a hit and run is in critical condition tonight at san francisco general hospital. the boy was reportedly hit in the crosswalk just after he and his family left the giants/phillies game at at&t park on thursday night. both teams are reaching out to the boy and his family who were visiting from pennsylvania at the time. we are joined from san francisco with more on that. >> reporter: good evening. we're told the players from both the giants and phil

i hurt my wife, i hurt my boys. and i hurt a lot of people. >> the governor reveals that the extramarital affair had gone on for months. >> i am going to resign. >> but he didn't say whether or not woe resign as south carolina's governor. reporters immediately began asking about his next step. >> will you resign as governor? >> the governor resisting calls for resignation as more facts began to surface, jenny sanford saying she knew about the affair and asked her husband to leave two weeks earlier. days after the revealing press congress -- conference, governor sanford dropped a bomb shell, admits this wasn't the first time he'd been unfaith tofl his wife and said, quote, i will be able to die knowing i met my soul mate but waits one of those things i knew the cost. the news was out and the damage to his political career, done z he continued to serve as governor until his term ended in january, 2011. and joining me now for a first interview since the news broke about his extramarital affair is former south carolina

who tells us the boy's haunting premonition. cheryl hurd joins us live with the story. >> reporter: the candles are still burning tonight for carlos, and though it's 11:00 tonight, people are stopping by to pay their respects. earlier tonight the community got a loud wakeup call to stop the violence. >> i don't care what it takes, we have to make it stop. let's let carlos be the last one to die in these streets. >> reporter: there was a call to action, and plea for help from city leaders to stop the violence on oakland streets. >> it takes an animal to take the life of a 3-year-old baby on an urban street in the middle of the day! there's too many valuable lives that look like us losing their lives on the streets every day. >> reporter: this cell phone video shows the aftermath of the drive-by shooting on international boulevard that left little carlos nava dead and two intended targets dead. cynthia says she was there. >> he just let his head go. i was holding his head and he couldn't stay awake no more. >> reporter: many peopl