accusations -- accusations she staged a fake burglary to cover up the missing weapon. >> reporter: april meyers busted on federal insurance charges. they raided her home where they believe she staged a burglary about a year ago along with her son a.j. and her lover 32-year-old convicted phelonia ntoine fowler. >> they had an inappropriate sexual relationship with an inmate mr. fowler in the county jail. >> reporter: a criminal complaint revealed it was fowler's cell mate that the two had an intimate relationship in jail. and meyers reported a home burglary in march of 2016 claiming her service firearm and a ballistic vest were stolen. she filed a $67,000 insurance claim. but sources tell ktvu surveillance cameras caught cameras -- caught meyers loading her car with valuables. they believe it was a scam because the department issued

central and north pacifica hit and 11 burglaries in february compared to one home burglary in january. police say that investigators are trying to follow up on leads. >> it seems like in this case that they struck during the day when they thought it was unlikely to find anybody at home. the middle of the work week and day. it is difficult to say for certain. >> thousands of dollars worth items stolen and officers will be patrolling neighborhoods more often and we did hear concerns from residents that are a little worried that there may not be enough officers in pacifica but the department says they are not understaffed. they want residents to lock doors and be on the look out and for anything suspicious and if anyone has information police want you to contact them. >> and there's home surveillance video that could also help? >> it is unclear if they do have that. we know for a fact that ones that what happened yesterday there is no home surveillance systems in that area. so that's part of the issue and working for video for the other burglaries. >>> now to the south bay, in the murder

myers reported a home burglary in march of 2016 claiming her service firearm and a ballistic vest weretolen. she filed a 67 thousand dollars insurance claim, but they told us surveillance cameras caught her loading her car with valuables during the time of the alleged burglary. her firearm was found on fouler during a traffic stop yesterday. >> deputy myers is held to a a higher standard and this is a case of public corruption. >> the behavior described in the allegations against ms. myers falls well below the standard of conduct we and the public expect from peace officers. >> yesterday agents arrested myers at the jail ward at san francisco general hospital where she works. the sheriff said she had been placed on paid administrative leave pending investigation and could face discipline to and including termination. she's looking at a maximum of 7 years in prison. fouler ten years. and they're investigating her other son, a san francisco police officer to see if he had anything to do with the burglary. >> ktvu fox2 news at 6:30 is next. coming up the investigation into a terror attack

they raided her home where they believe she staged a burglary about a year ago along with her son a.jlover 32-year-old convicted phelonia ntoine fowler. >> they had an inappropriate sexual relationship with an inmate mr. fowler in the county jail. >> reporter: a criminal complaint revealed it was fowler's cell mate that the two had an intimate relationship in jail. and meyers reported a home burglary in march of 2016 claiming her service firearm and a ballistic vest were stolen. she filed a $67,000 insurance claim. but sources tell ktvu surveillance cameras caught cameras -- caught meyers loading her car with valuables. they believe it was a scam because the department issued firearm was found on fowler. >> as a sheriff deputy, she is held to a higher standard. this is a case of public corruption. >> reporter: vicky hennessey releases this statement. we and the public expect of peace officers. >> reporter: yesterday agents arrested meyers' at the jail ward at san francisco general hospital where she works. the sheriff says she has been placed on paid administrative leave pending an in

investigators say all of the burglaries happen during the day. the burglars took jewelry, valuables and other easily concealed items. in some cases, they hit multiple houses on the same street. officials are asking residents to be vigilant about vehicles and people they don't recognize in the neighborhood. >>> morgan hill police are warning about a rash of car burglaries. burglars have broken into 20 cars in the past week. here's a post of one break-in. police are reminding all of us to park in well-lit areas, lock our doors and keep anything valuable out of sight. >>> you will have a chance to weigh in on oakland unifi school district. members want to know the qualities you're looking for in the district's next leader. the board will start taking applications for the job on february 27 and hopes to have the new superintendent in place by may 10. >>> today, of course, is groundhog day and just about ten minutes ago, pungs phil made his prediction. >> i'm on the edge of my seat. >> oh yes. >> through a translator, phil made it clear that he saw hi

police say the men are season suspected in a home burglary, an attempted home burglary early this monthth happened on the same block of roosevelt circle. this is from one of the resident's burglary systems. >> when deputies broke into a home in saratoga last fall and shot the home owner they were there to help, did they violate their own policies and procedures? that is in tonight's special report. it happened when santa clara county deputies conducted a welfare check on titus avenue across from christa mccall law elementary school. they saw a gun in his hand and shot him to death. the attorney believes the deputies created the emergency situation by needlessly forcing their way and a private home. >> simply put, they did not family established policy and procedure that virtually all police departments follow following the escalation of force. >> the sheriff's department refuses to answer questions about the shooting saying it is is still an open case. you will hear from a family friend who said he was standing outside the house when the shooting happened. his account raises even more q

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following bizarre and well-planned burglary.end the john's roast pork on east schneider avenue through a rooftop ventilation shaft early in the morning. stole $5,000 in cash and disable the security camera system. throughout the day today, neighbors and fellow business owners were stopping by to offer support and donations. owner john bucci says the burglary had filled him with mistrust as he tried to figure out who was responsible, but then the outpouring of support, well, change changed his mine completely. >> it really, you know, restores my faith in humanity. you know, make provisions so it doesn't happen again and we'll move on. >> bucci upgraded his security system after a burglary in 1990. now he says he will upgrade it again and hope for the best. >>> you see it you shoot it, our fresco users are helping us show what's happening in your neighborhoods. chris, what's going on tonight? >> well, dawn, fresco user by the name lawyer up philly takes us to point breeze tonight where the community gathered to ease concerns over

most of his convictions are for burglary and he served three state prison terms.s a parole violation of a prior burglary conviction, he could soon be headed back to prison. >> do i like this? no, absolutely not. sounds like my sister, do you like prison? that's what my sister kathy tells me. no, i don't like prison. >> he'll have a disciplinary hearing for the smuggling incident. his girlfriend with no prior criminal record is charged with two felons and two misdemeanors. she plead not guilty and was released on bail. >> i wrote her a letter the other day monday, hopefully she'll get it today or tomorrow and she will respond back. >> what did you say in the letter? >> apologized, basically. i apologize number one. number two, i just let her know that i didn't -- it was just a bad day in time i told her and i really i'm sorry if you decide to leave me because of this. i guess i got to accept that. >> immediately after the smuggling incident. he was determined to protect his girlfriend. >> i'll take the weight for her to try to get it off her and keep it on me. she

the burglary according to the complaint an insurance exam. her home was broken into her sheriff's department pistol ballistic vest and a hand radio stolen a surveillance camera across the street showed deputy myers was at home at the time of the burglary. deputy myers filed a $67,000 insurance claim. serial number bmp 254, which agents found in fowler's vehicle when they arrested him today. the investigation falls well below the standard of conduct. deputy myers was most recently assigned to the jail ward. agents arrested her here today. the sheriff's department says deputy myers is on paid administrative leave, pending review and evaluation of all the evidence to determine appropriate discipline up to and including termination. >> fowler deputy myers son is a san francisco police officer. it's not clear what if any role he played. >> melanie, thank you. >> let's take a look from the roof camera, the rain clouds are not going away. when should we expect the heaviest rain. >> there's heavier rain coming our way. you can see just a few patches

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the burglary left bucci shane. >> seems like your suspicious. you're looking at everyone and that's not good thing. i don't want to live my live like that. so report john roast park has been here on east schneider avenue since 1930. regular customers turned away because of the burglary could only shake their heads. >> you come here this morning and see this sign. what's your reaction? >> what's this country coming to? you know. >> been a funny thing happened at this crime scene. >> we're frightened and we hop hope -- we're praying and we hope they catch them. >> neighbors goon arrive offering sympathy and donations. adam spivak of electric factory concerts wrote bucci a $1,500 check on the spot to replace charity losses. frank oliver row of pat's king of steaks did the same. >> we're all friends. we all see each other socially and we all eat at each other's stores. >> when one is hurting all come forward. >> we're all here for each oth other. >> i can't make his business better but i certainly could replace some of the money for the charity. it

news" reporter anita oh is live in john's roast pork in south philadelphia with more on the brazen burglary, anita. >> reporter: rahel and jim, it was very brazen. the owner job bucci believes it was a professional job because of the tools and skills these thieves needed to break in behind me. they tell me last time someone broke in here was about 15 years ago, but around 3:00 thieves hit again and stole nearly five you this dollars in cash. now check out view from chopper three, the thieves were able to break the lock to the the exhaust fan, remove the motor, and then go down from the roof to steel thousands of dollars in cash, and they even cut wires, to the point of system and stole dvr hidden so there is no surveillance video available. philadelphia police say these unsuccessfully tried to break in the atm machine as well but the worst part of this is that some of the honey stolen was ear hashing, for the national bone mar or registry. several years ago bucci received bone marrow transplant being treated for leukemia so this causes extremely close to his heart. he will be making securit

perhaps a skull. >>> a man accused of a string of late night home burglaries is under arrest. he targeted home was unlocked garage doors. officers caught the suspect sunday night the at a home under renovation. investigators have not released his name but say he is on probation for a prior offense. >>> brace yourself. get ready for your pg&e bill to go up again. pg&e will change its rate structure that. means customer who loose less power will see your bills go up 2%. right now the normal residential customer pays about $99 a month. that will go up to almost $111 starting the bills for the month of march. most will already surprised by rate hikes in the past couple months. >> the reason that we had the initial rate increase last year was for safety but the main increase was for gas safety. this 2.1% is for electric transmission. >> here is something else. also starting tomorrow customers who use more than four times their baseline amount of power will pay a new high use sur charge. >>> you don't have to be in new orleans to celebrate mardi gras today. a parade with several loc

we have a burglary at the democratic national committee headquarters.ost unusual of all, the burglars, five of them, are wearing suits. >> the arraignment of the five middle-aged men was slowed down by the fact that each had several aliases. four said they were from miami, the fifth said he lived in the metropolitan washington area. three were originally from cuba. the facts presented so far raise a number of intriguing questions, such as did someone put up a lot of money to have the democratic headquarters infiltrated and, if so, who and why? >> the president's press secretary said of this incident, i'm not going to comment from the white house from a third rate burglary attempt. obviously, he said, we don't condone that kind of second rate activity. >> when the first reports came about the burglary at the watergate, i didn't think much of it. but more and more facts begin to come out. >> this is a police photograph of james w. mccord. mccord is a former cia employee. now he runs his own private security service. and guess what else he is. a consultant

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we're live with more on the man authorities say is behind the attack. >> it was no ordinary burglary.ice are searching for the man seen here stealing from a local deli. but it is how he was able to get inside that has officials wondering if he struck before. plus this: >> the white house responds to new threats made against jewish community centers across the us. i'm roxanna in new york, coming up that story and a look at the administration's plans for this week. >> well, today is tuesday, february 21, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, do you believe the month is almost over? >> crazy. >> i cannot believe it is going so fast, but i'm so looking forward to june. >> the heck with the other months? >> don't worry about it, june, bring it on, baby. looking outside, we do have one accident out there antoine of construction, and i think a little busy now that everyone is jumping back on the roads after the holiday. >> yesterday was really busy, too, for a holiday? but regardless at least the wet letter cooperate for

minutes later and no one was injured. >>> authorities are investigating yet the another rooftop burglary after a month of mysterious incidents. look at these photos from february 13th incident, police say this suspect broke in the patel food market through a roof duct and got away with some cash. two other burglaries have been reported in the same movement during one a jewelry robbery at the a costco in king of prussia, suspect propelled, 40 . >>> a flight is delayed after threat is made on social media officials a the mckaren international airport in las vegas say american airlines flight was about to depart for los angeles but never got off ground as spokesperson says passengers were taken off the plane, put on shuttle buses and taken back to the terminal there is no word what kind of threat was made. >>> a group of d.c. police officers scrambled to get a man out of his burning car and entire rescue is caught on body camera video. an officer was heading home, from the police station after his shift sunday night when he spotted koran fire, he he says his instincts told him there was som

there has been a string of burglaries in the city's sunset neighborhood. most of the break-ins have occured late at night... and as kron4's charles clifford reports -- investigators believe the same person is likely responsible. this is surveillance video taken at a home near the intersection of 20th avenue and pacheco in san francisco's sunset neighborhood last week. the video was recorded around 4:30 in the morning. the man, seen here, enters the front gate of the house, notices the surveillance camera and then points it at the ground. the victims shared the video on social media and say that this man searched through their garage and ransacked a car but only took a few items of little value. according to the san francisco police department there have been several late night burglaries that match this pattern. they also believe the same person is responsible for most of the break ins. so far, investigators have not identified a suspect in this case.sotit's alarming. neighbors have been sharing the video and talking about the break ins online.sotsotthe co

and it all started with a burglary, portrayed here in "all the president's men."oodward and carl bernstein followed a money trail from the democratic headquarters break in to the committee to reelect president nixon, prompting congress to investigate and unexpectedly discover nixon taped conversations in the oval office. the sproupreme court compelled release, revealing nixon helped with a coverup six days after the watergate burglary. >> we were assigned the difficult job. >> reporter: ken starr, a staunch republican eventually headed up this investigation, and during hayes investigatiois linda tripp decided to give her conversations with monica lewinski. >> if i want to ever have an affair with a married man, especially, if he's a president, please shoot me. >> reporter: and a case brought by paula jones. >> this is the room number. >> reporter: he lied under oath, denying sexual contact with lewinski. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. ms. lewinski. >> reporter: the jones case was ultimately dismissed. the quiwhitewater probe yielded nothing, b

those ten car burglaries weren't the only rash of crime at the ashby station this week." earlier wednesdaysomeone also burglarized three different bike lockers at the station, and made off with three bikes. on the whole, some train riders still didn't think of the ashby station as an unsafe area."no, because i don't park here . i just take the bart." but alcaraz thinks there should be more security or more police patrols."the fact that someone is so brazen and bold - not just someone, but some people - are so brazen and bold, i think speaks to the fact that they feel like they can get away with it."as for the smashed cars, police put notes on the windows, asking the owners to contact them when they returned.in berkeley, spencer blake, kron four news. big relief could be in store for bay area drivers. this video was taken back on january 24th. since the beginning of the year, highway -37 has been shutdown twice from highway- 101 to atherton road... all because of flooding. a cal-trans representative says, in addition to the rainfall, the flooding is happening, in part beca

. >> reporter: police -- burglaries. >> reporter: police said the burglar would break into garages and get away with what ever valuable they could. under cover officers caught the suspect in the act at this home. police are warning people in the area to secure their gates and garages and keep the property well lit. >> they look for items in the tunnel entrance like a bicycle or stoler or backpack. lses -- stroller or backpack. >> reporter: investigators believe that the many they arrested last night is the same suspect they arrested for an earlier plary. -- burglary. police said there would be other thieves out there. it's a good idea to install security cameras and stay well connected with your neighbors. >>> authorities have identified a man shot to death on an east bay freeway. the contra costa county coroner said the victim yeahs from antioch. -- victim was from antioch. the california highway patrol said the suspect's vehicle drove away from the scene but they have not released any more details. >>> a landslide has cut off people on a rural road on contra costa county. rob tells u

a second burglary suspect.. wearing a gray sweatshirt. the two briefly stop to look around and then take off. police believe they think they were able to burglarize another home earlier that day. coming up... we'll show you the many homes near coyote creek that suffered major damage. plus... concerns tonight over the anderson reservoir... it reached capacity over the weekend... we'll hear from nervous neighbors who live near the dam. now at 10:30.... more than 36-thousand families have evacuated their homes in san jose since coyote creek flooded parts of the city. there has been a lot of discussion about who should have sounded the alarm about the flooding from coyote creek. the water district is in charge of anderson reservoir... we know that. the city is responsible for evacuating people, but it is up to the santa clara valley water district to monitor coyote creek and take steps to prepare for the next storm. kron 4's dan kerman is in san jose tonight .. with that part of the story. natsthis is the issue here where we have debris colle

. >>> san francisco police arrested a man they believe was responsible for a series of burglaries. tara tells us what this house and many of the victim's homes had in common. >> reporter: it's tunnel entrances like these that appealed to the suspect. he got into the garages and made off with valuables. last night investigators said a thief struck this home under renovation, under cover officers caught him in the act. it's one of a dozen home brakens in this area over the past month. police are warning people sto keep their property well lit. >> they are looking for items in the tunnel entrance and also they can gain access to the garage where there is a lot more stuff to take. >> reporter: investigators believe that the man that they arrested last night was the suspect in another home burglary, police said he was onprobation for another offense, he was released from jail and struck a few days after that. police have not released the suspect's name. the police said it's a good idea to install security cameras and stay well connected with your neighbors. >>> family and friends are mo

. >> eye burglary happened last year. >> the burglary according to the complaint an insurance exam. her home was broken into her sheriff's department pistol ballistic vest and a hand radio stolen a surveillance camera across the street showed deputy myers was at home at the time of the burglary. deputy myers filed a $67,000 insurance claim. serial number bmp 254, which agents found in fowler's vehicle when they arrested him today. the investigation falls well below the standard of conduct. deputy myers was most recently assigned to the jail ward. agents arrested her here today. the sheriff's department says deputy myers is on paid administrative leave, pending review and evaluation of all the evidence to determine appropriate discipline up to and including termination. >> san francisco police officer. it's not clear what if any role he played. >> melanie, thank you. >> let's take a look from the roof camera, the rain clouds are not going away. when should we expect the heaviest rain. >> there's heavier rain coming our way. you can see just a few patches of light shower activity. rig

regular customers turned away because of the burglary.ome here this morning and see the burglary and what's your reaction. >> what's this country coming to? then a funny thing happened at this crime scene. we're frightened and we hope they catch them. that's so nice of you. neighbors began to arrive offering their sympathy and their donations. adams whenever okay wrote him a spot on the spot to replace the charity losses. pat of king of stakes did the same. we're all friends. when one of you is hurting everybody else kind of comes forward. we're all here for each other. i can't make his business better but i can certainly replace some of the money for the charity. it was myç pleasure. by lunchtime the feeling of suspicion had given way to gratitude and resolve. the security system will soon be upgraded, but bucci's faith in humanity, that's already been restored. we're going to make provisions to where this doesn't happen again. we'll fix this and move down. you can't keep a philly icon down for long. john's roast pork will reopen for bu

. >>> authorities are investigating a rooftop burglary similar to a few other area crimes this month. look at these photos, from february 13th, police say the suspect broke in the patel food market through a rough duct and left store with cash and two other rooftop burglaries have been reported. during one a jewelry burglary at the costco in king of prussia and suspect repelled 40 feet from the roof on to the sales floor. >>> evesham township police are investigating a church burglary this happened february 13th at saint joan of arc church in marlton. investigators tell "eyewitness news" that surveillance video shows suspect entering the church and hiding in a second floor guest room. he went through unlock offices , stealing cash and gift card. >>> northern callus getting a reprieve from torrential downpours that left communities and escaped routes under water. reid binion brings us up to dayton how the rain forced many to seek higher ground. >> this is a serious situation our fire fighters are working very hard to evacuate residents. >> reporter: mayor of the san jose, california ur

figures, but did say patrols have been increased, and they managed to catch some people in the act of burglary. tonight we just received word - the water level is 26 feet below the spillway... going work. news. coming up... get ready for a wet morning commute... a series of storms is making its way to the bay area... chief meteorologist brittney shipp is back with details on just how much rain is going to come down... ♪ ♪ when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. synopsis...rain starts in the north bay overnight and then reaches the greater bay area and central coast for the thursday morning commute. rain quickly turns to showers by midday thursday. the next round of rain starts friday morning over the central coast and then spreads northward across the bay area with another round of rain. showers linger saturday then a brief dry spell through sunday. next front ord=front arrives sunday night into monday with rain chances lasting through wednesday. && .discussion...as of

police in san rafael are warning people about serial home burglaries. police say the burglaries have been happening in every neighborhood in the city since january 18th. all of the burglaries happened while the people who lived in the homes were at work. police say the burglars would watch people leave their homes and in some cases targeted several homes on the same street. investigators think these burglaries my be linked to others in marin county. coming up... the man accused of killing sierra lamar is back in court today... hear what people in the courtroom had to say about seeing the dramatic evidence in the case. plus... hundreds of people in the east bay may have been held in jail for too long... it's all because of a computer issue for the alameda county court sytem. we'll explain up ahead. tracking the storm hitting the bay area... tracking your commute... . . no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. ri

. >> i'm here for a burglary, forgery and escape. to 15 expirate in 2016. >> when we first met curtis allgier at utah's state prison maximum security unit, it didn't take long for the tattoos to become a focus of interview. >> tell me about your tattoos, what some of them mean. when you got them. >> i've been getting tattoos since i was 13 years old. my whole family tattoos. that's what i do on the streets. i'm a tattoo artist. certain ones have meanings. i got my wife's name across my forehead. just, that's how much i love my lady. and other ones are my political beliefs. >> his political beliefs have to do with his near lifelong affiliation with the skinheads. >> my whole family is skinheads, operated that way. born and raised, my dad, uncles, all my cousins. all my family. being a skinhead is a way of life. it's preserving your race. it's being proud of who you are and wanting to better that. a swastika is a very proud symbol. i wear it as a symbolism of pride of who i am. i have a lot of them. >> allgier gave a more detailed acco

. >> reporter: up next, a few details about an elaborate burglary in king of prussia, it's like a sceneut of mission impossible. >> a possible luring has police in bucks county issuing a community alert. we'll be right back. > 55:67 a.o follow several breaking stories, including a traffic mess along the new jersey new jersey turnpike, exit 4 southbound side, chopper 6 hd is live where a tractor-trailer smashed into the overpass. they are trying to see if there's any problem with the overpass, maybe they have to shut it down. we'll see about that. we know one person was injured. one lane is getting by on the southbound side, karen rogers will have an update coming in just a little bit. >> there are new details about a daring burglary at a costco in king of prussia last week. the thievery peddle into the store from the -- the thief repelled into the store through the roof. he got into the sky light, he repelled to the floor and took jewelry and took off. >>> students are stretching their legs for thon. three abington students received a special send off and police escort on the pennsylvan

. >> this is a burglary monfebruary 13th in montgomery township. bandit removed a vent on the rooftop and rifled three cash registers and got $300 in cash. >>> he moved a heavy air conditioning unit and then worked from the duck work down into the floor of the building. probably went down like 15 feet. some 24 hours later the same man police believe wearing a similar bandana wrap went through the air vent roof at this deli and made off with an undisclosed amount of crash. a wiry black male possibly with a professional climbing background. >> the only thing that was exposed was his eye. they cannot link the burglar to the rooftop entrance into the massive costco store in king of prussia on february 6th, the only picture is the thief scampering across the parking lot, and he made off with thousands of dollars worth of high end jewelry. >> it takes guts to go through a building like that. we are aware that other departments have similar type burglaries. >> reporter: monica, the other police departments here including here in montgomery like him for a

investigators say all of the burglaries happen during the day when residents are at work. jewelry, other valuables, and easily concealed items. the police say it appears the burglars watched the residents leave their home and in some cases hit multiple houses on the same street. officials are asking residents to be vigilant about people and cars they don't recognize in their neighborhoods. >>> then morgan hill police warning about a rash of car burglaries there. burglars have broken into 20 cars in just the last week. this is a photo of one break-in posted on the department's facebook page. police remind drivers to park in well-lit areas, lock your doors and keep anything valuabe out of sight. >>> you'll have a chance to weigh in on oakland's superintendent search. the school board plans to hold several group input sessions. the board will start taking applications for the job february 27 and it hopes to have a new superintendent in place by may 10. >>> today is groundhog day. >> just about an hour ago, punxsutawney phil made his official prediction through a translator, o

police are investigating a series of burglaries in a busy san francisco neighborhood.ron four's charles clifford shows us what's happening in the area. this is surveillance video taken at a home near the intersection of 20th avenue and pacheco in san francisco's sunset neighborhood last week. the video was recorded around 4:30 in the morning. the man, seen here, enters the front gate of the house, notices the surveillance camera and then points it at the ground. the victims shared the video on social media and say that this man searched through their garage and ransacked a car but only took a few items of little value. according to the san francisco police department there have been several late night burglaries that match this pattern. they also believe the same person is responsible for most of the break ins. so far, investigators have not identified a suspect in this case.sotit's alarming. neighbors have been sharing the video and talking about the break ins online.sotsotthe commanding officer of sfpd's taraval station said in a statement that. "the uniformed office

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orrville police arrested a burglary suspect just hours after the evacuation order was lifted. officers have been patrolling neighborhoods to prevent looting and they say the suspect had a backpack with items stolen from a business. authorities say there were handful of burglaries during the evacuation but no looting. >>> a concrete platform on top of the san francisco high-rise has been stabilized and most evacuation orders have been lifted. >> want to show you what caused the concern yesterday. this is on top of a condo building. at one point a concrete pumping structure on top was tilting. firefighters feared it could fall from the building. >> the building is between first and second. it's between howard and folsom. hundreds from nearby office buildings were evacuated. amber lee has more on the chaos at that scene. >> reporter: under the night sky crews spent hours shoring up the platform that's holding up the concrete pumping structure that's leaning. officials say they receive aid call at 2:45 from construction workers putting concrete on the roof. they reported that the

. >> reporter: dan, this 24-hour fitness parking lot has been home to auto burglaries in the past but never 15 in one night. this is a busy parking lot. people constantly going in and out of the 24-hour fitness in san ramon. but on monday night, a thief or thieves managed to break the windows of at least 15 cars and steal the personal items inside. people who use the lot regularly hear about the occasional auto break-in but never so many in one evening. >> that's crazy. i mean generally i find this place pretty safe. i come here all the time, and i never have any problems. >> reporter: earlier that night, there were six auto burglaries at black hawk plaza, while in danville, at least two at the rose garden shopping center. investigators from all three jurisdictions believe the break ins are connected and only vehicles with items in plain view were targeted. the thieves sorted out what they wanted to deep and dumped the rest at a different low kagscation. >> we found bags, clothing. it appear what they ended up taking was mainly electronics. i think some sports equipment, that type of

were investigating the burglaries in loudoun they were able to link him to a series of break ins. he's currently being held without bond. >>> let's take it outside. 73 degrees. look at this beautiful picture of the national mall. these families having so much fun, people out there running around. >> this is la weather. no humidity. just great. i was on the mall today and everyone had a huge smile. gwen lynn is in the nice beautiful weather. i hope you can keep this going. >> you know, they say all goods things must end, matt, unfortunately we do have changes head. let's just embarrass and enjoy it while we can. i mean, it really feels like it's april out here. unbelievable. february is so unpredictable. this a pretty good example. it is just exceptionally warm. highs today, we got the double 7s at two of our airports and then we got a little cooler out in baltimore, but right now, it is still very comfortable out here. 69 degrees. can you believe it? i want to tell you it was 69 last night about 8:00. because i arrived from very cold canada and people were at the airport in sleeve

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uber driver under arrest for burglary charges in delaware. they say saddam of frankford, delaware, took passengers to the boetsch spot, he then went back to their vacant home to burglarize them. the 26 year old was arrested in tennessee following six of month long investigation of multiple burglaries in sussex county, delaware. >> upper darby police continue to search for two suspect who stole laptop computers from an or the doesn't i can office. watch this surveillance video. you can see the two suspect entering the office in search behind a desk, this happened on valentine day at rich or the doesn't innings on long lane, just before 7:00 a.m. if you recognize the suspect, please contact police. >> we are just -- facing felony charges after alleged fight last weekends, say rivas got into fight with a man reporting him walking down the street. investigators say rivas tossed the phone in the street, punched a man and his friends knocking both unconscious. rivas said he feared for his life. >> well, it is another all nighter on capitol hill. le

. >> reporter: dan, this 24-hour fitness parking lot has been home to auto burglaries in the past butever 15 in one night. this is a busy parking lot. people constantly going in and out of the 24-hour fitness in san ramon. but on monday night, a thief or thieves managed to break the windows of at least 15 cars and steal the personal items inside. people who use the lot regularly hear about the occasional auto break-in but never so many in one evening. >> that's crazy. i mean generally i find this place pretty safe. i come here all the time, and i never have any problems. >> reporter: earlier that night, there were six auto burglaries at black hawk plaza, while in danville, at least two at the rose garden shopping center. investigators from all three jurisdictions believe the break ins are connected and only vehicles with items in plain view were targeted. the thieves sorted out what they wanted to deep and dumped the rest at a different low kagscation. >> we found bags, clothing. it appear what they ended up taking was mainly electronics. i think some sports equipment, that type of st

amy: you discussed using the cia avoidinghe fbi from the investigation into the watergate burglary. by the had been called acting director of the fbi to have an update and a report. i reported what was going on. i have gone through every watergate conversation for the book i did. we transcribed everything. beginningit from the to the ends. what happened in that conversation is he took what i told him and pushed it farther than mitchell or i thought tried to use it as a tool to use the cia to cut off the fbi. and was later called obstruction of justice. i am not sure, technically, it was. lie.ught nixon and a he denied he knew anything about a cover up until i told him , it was the lie that caught him more than that incident. are going to break and come back to this discussion. we are talking to john dean, who served as counsel to the president, president next and. he is the author of several books including, "the nixon defense: what he knew and when he knew it" and "conservatives without conscience", and "broken government: how republican rule destroyed the legislative, executive, a

these are people who have committed crimes, burglary, rape dui murder, runs the entire gamut. >> so visa lapsing doesn't fall under the definition of criminal alien in your mind? >> they are absolutely defined as criminals. these are the ones who have committed crimes against the community. >> our guest is here to talk about the legislation, the larger topics of immigration. we've got a number of cosponsors on that one, 87 on that bill last time. i have personally met with the victims and in the case their deceased and murder victims. i've met with families of some of these people who have been victimize by criminal aliens and it is a heart wrenching interview to meet these people and hear their very sad stories. people who have lost their sons, husbands, daughters. needlessly because our government has failed to deport these criminal activity people. it's just a no brainer with me. i feel like our number one duty is to -- this is an absolute no brainer in my opinion. >> i'm not sure what it is. they cannot be held -- this is the reason why some of these people why the thousands as a mat

. >> well, hatfield police are searching for suspect after a second rooftop burglary in montgomery county this month. look at this surveillance video, shows the man who used a rope to climb down into lansdale meats and deli on north broad street last week. he stole cash and handgun after breaking his way into the office. a nearby business owner is worried that the same thing could happen to him. >> i feel not safe any more. i don't know why but this is a feeling. when you own a business, and you have got the news that your neighbor got robbed, just what, my turn is next or what? >> now earlier this month a burglar stole jewelry from the cosco in king of prussia by rep egg through the roof. police are investigating if the two crimes are connected. >>> philadelphia police are looking for this man after an incident at another local deli. they say the man was seen just before 4:30 a.m. on the 700 block every south fourth street february 12th. surveillance video shows the suspect trying to open vehicle doors. soon after, he was seen running from a fire at the famous fourth street deli. well th

. >> reporter: and it started with the a burglary portrayed in this film "all the president's men".hington post reporters bob woodward followed a money trail from the democratic party break in to the committee to reelect president nixon. a discovery of taped conversations in the oval office. you open that scab there's a lot of things we. >> reporter: it revealed nixon helped orchestrate a coverup six days after the water gate burglary. bill clinton's presidency was nearly undone by an investigation into a land deal. >> we were assigned a difficult job. >> reporter: ken star, a staunch republican eventually headed it up, and during his investigation, a former white house staffer, linda trip, decided to give him her secretly recorded phone conversations with a former white house intern, monica lewinsky. >> if i have to have an affair with a married man again, shoot me. >> reporter: when she testified in a case brought by paula jones. >> he said this is the wrong number. >> reporter: he lied under oath, denying sexual contact with lewinsky. >> i did not have sexual relations with that

they thought it was a burglary but they figure out it was something else.say whoever did this wanted to do a whole lot more than just steal. >>> once detectives were inside we realized it was more than just a simple burglary that the place was trashed. it was torn apart. the subject who entered that property had a specific mission in mind and that was to destroy as much as of the property as he can. >> police say they have one suspect in mind but they haven't released his name yet. they still do not have a motive. >>> how would your valentine react to getting this on valentine's day? now forget the box of chocolates. how about gifting a cockroach? the group who is behind this unusual gift. and it's already been closed for weeks and now a big update on the turnpike bridge connecting new jersey and pennsylvania. update commuters, well, they are not going to like. how much longer you'll have to wait to cross that bridge. >>> and after 20 years of owning a neighborhood bar it was time for a local family to make a change. >> even though i want to act like it's n