his real name is ronald brewington. they say the cold case squad tracked him down here in san francisco. >> dan: a mother may face child endangerment charges when she left her newborn twins inside her suv. a passerby called police after noticing the two infants inside her cadillac escalade. they also report that she told officers she went into the mall to use the restroom but security cameras suggest that she was there for about 40 minutes. >> carolyn: occupy protestors protested against police. at one point they marched into a center surprising shoppers. >> reporter: they all gone. they led police in the downtown area, yelling and blocking traffic. they were loud and intimidating but no arrests. >> occupy protestors begin at the foot of market and embarcadero at about 7:00 p.m. they walked up market street blocking all westbound traffic including muni and buzz. they turned and then blocked traffic for about 10 minutes. >> i'm not opposed people to occupy oakland and what not but i need to get home. can you do it on the

his real name is ronald brewington. they say the cold case squad tracked him down here in san francisco. >> dan: a mother may face child endangerment charges when she left her newborn twins inside her suv. a passerby called police after noticing the two infants inside her cadillac escalade. they also report that she told officers she went into the mall to use the restroom but security cameras suggest that she was there for about 40 minutes. >> carolyn: occupy protestors protested against police. at one point they marched into a center surprising shoppers. >> reporter: they all gone. they led police in the downtown area, yelling and blocking traffic. they were loud and intimidating but no arrests. >> occupy protestors begin at the foot of market and embarcadero at about 7:00 p.m. they walked up market street blocking all westbound traffic including muni and buzz. they turned and then blocked traffic for about 10 minutes. >> i'm not opposed people to occupy oakland and what not but i need to get home. can you do it on the

and autumn brewington gets huge marks for helping shepherd goes into print. any event, i did a piece when richard died, and i used the phrase, something to the effective he was not an ugly american and he was not a quiet american, and she said aha, and took that and made it into the unquiet american. >> i would credit strobe with the unquiet american, and, and with a bow to graham greene because we did slip the green title in his head. yes? >> will you kill passionate will you tell the trampling story? it would be fun. and also, do you think mr. holbrooke could have anyway have interest in turning his perspective to the economics problems that's going on and his effect on diplomacy? in he was totally un-arrested in the whole business. >> he would be glad there were other people who are more interested than he. [laughter] >> there was, as i said earlier, there was nothing that he was not interested in, and that covers economics, but i think strobe is correct. richard, richard was a humanist. his brand of diplomacy was unique because, because he believed that d

he says his real name is ronald brewington. cold case squad tracked him down right here in san francisco. >> a mother may face child endangerment charges after she left her newborn twins inside her suv. they arrested her at the stone ridge mall on wednesday afternoon. a passerby called after noticing the infant inside the car. they also report that she told officers she used to restroom but security cameras she was in the mall for 40 minutes. twins were released to their father. >>> the occupy movement that has returned to u.c. berkeley appears to be staying put, at least for now. laura anthony explains, they are taking a different approach this time around. >> reporter: the tents are back on the steps of sprawl hall. a small number of them. >> they were forcibly removed by baton wielding police. >> we think it's the people's ground. tents are part of that making it a public space for anybody to come in and share all this. that is why, it's an integral part of what we're doing. >> more than 24 hours in, there is not a police of

his real name is ronald brewington. he was indicted on murder charges 25 years ago but fled before he could be arrested. cold case team tracked him down here san francisco. >> a mother may face childen endangerment charges after she left twins alone with an s.u.v. they arrested amanda at the stone ridge ball wednesday afternoon. a person called police after notices them inside the cadillac escalade. the contra costa times reports she ducked into the mall to use the restroom but security cameras suggest she was in the mall for 40 minutes. the twins were released to their father. >> the occupy movement that appears to be staying put returned to u.c. berkeley. this time the police are taking a different tactic. >>> the tents are back on the steps of u.c. berkeley's home. a small number of them, that is. three months after the first occupy cal tent is city was forcibly removed by the u. c. police, the demonstrators have repitched. >> we stake being out what we think is people's ground. the tents are making it a public space

ronald brewington is charged with shooting to death a 37- year-old woman in 1987. was using an alias, he was commonly referred to as the jazz man. even passed out christmas cards to bart leaders. >>> a new report is detailing the final moments of two firefighters last year. they were killed while battling a fire in the city's diamond heights neighborhood. a report says a large window in the house blew out, sending in a rush of oxygen that turned the small fire into an inferno. it says temperatures reached 700 degrees and the extreme heat melted the men's radios. it's still unclear when the radios failed. >> we'll never know because we don't have vince it tony here. we do know there were three attempts to contact vince and tony prior to that window failure, which we feel led to the fatal event, and eventually, and four attempts after that. >> in december state investigators fined the don't $21,000 for what it called serious worker safety violations during the incidents. the city's fire chief disagrees with all of one of the state's findings that vince and tony shoul