in connection with a residential burglary that happened on march first.is described as a black male. mid 20's. about 5- feet-10 inches tall with short hair and a beard. during the march 1st burglary on meyer court. he led officers on a short car chase. before dumping the car and running off. police searched that car and found property that was taken from another burglary on armour way. on february 25th. police say, nero was spotted again on tuesday -- in another residential burglary on moray street. >> we are following a overnight berkeley restaurant we will get a live update. ... the secret to losing weight isn't a secret. you eat less... you lose weight. it's a great plan... until you get hungry. that's the time to take slimful. one tasty 90-calorie slimful and a glass of water satisfies hunger for hours making it easier to eat smaller meals, and resist snacking. your friends might think you found the secret to losing weight. but it's no secret... it's slimful. eating less is a beautiful thing. pet if you bought a lotto ticket in walnut creek wednesday

. >> a neighborhood in oakland is fed up with police not doing anything about the burglaries that are their community. neighbors in the hills so haute-marne now taken drastic steps to help stop the burglars and to protect themselves. >> 80 percent of these houses are contributing towards a security measure. >> the security company starts on monday, but they said they will not get involved they see a burglary in progress. >> here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. the traffic is moving fairly good on the bridges. please. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the new hazelnut macchiato from starbucks. crafted by hand & heart. yuh-huh. we have a wireless receiver. listen. back in my day, there was no u-verse wireless receiver that let you move the tv away from the tv outlet. we can move it to the kitchen, the patio, the closet why would you want a tv in the closet? [ both laugh ] ♪ [ fancy voice ] brilliant idea, darling. ♪ [ female announcer ] the wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 1 year when you bundle tv and internet. rethink possible. >> welcome back. >> police are

>> there has been ongoing burglaries'.rter: jonathan klein has lived here for thirteen years, in the same neighborhood oakland's mayor jean quan lives. klein says with oakland's major increase in burglaries he and neighbors decided to hire a private security company to patrol their neighborhood >> there are 63 homes in this neighborhood that are part of this security control. the percent of those homes have agreed to participate they pay $700- $800 per year >> reporter: the security personal, who start patrols on monday, will not get involved if they see burglary in progress >> they are here as a deterrent we show that we care about our homes. >> reporter: in a phone call today a spokesperson for the mayors office tells kron 4 they realize burglaries are up in the area, and they support the community taking any measures to help police >> we do not want to move. it is great that we're going to take some action but it is also disappointing that our city cannot do much. >> reporter: scott rates, kron 4. >> jacqueline: that ra

whether it is a burglary or a robbery. if you see somebody that is spending a lot of time walking next to the cars, or walking close to the cars, that is someone who is up to no good. if they are walking close to the buildings line or looking into a car or a building to see if there is something available. if you see somebody in your district or somewhere in your community that you have never seen before and the hair on the back of your stands up and think that this person is up to no good. you need to call us, we will come out, if the person is just a citizen that is walking around we will engage them and talk to them and tell them why we were called out there and make sure and we will apologize for them to having to take the time but if they are a criminal that is an opportunity to tell them that we are watching them or arrest them if they are up to no good. in regards to robberies, there are a number of things that we can talk about. probably the most prolific problem that we have in the city is theft of the electronic

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burglaries? >> yes, he's been linked to the five other recent burglaries and accumulated a total of 16 felony charges and some misdemeanors. >>> i've got a crazy car video three-fer. first one, it's a flurry of crunch. pay attention to the right side. this red car is going to zoom up, try and juke in between those cars. he gets out of shape, crash! look out, goes back in front of the dash cam. whoa, missed that car, but it's not over. >> this guy is an idiot. >> everybody is trying to miss each other but trying to hit each other. >> it was like he was trying to hit as many cars as he could. and the dash cam we're riding in keeps trucking down the road. >> i wouldn't look back. >> that's a master driver. >> move over to china. this guy riding a rickshaw just barely misses that orange sports car smashing into the side of a bridge. doors pop open and people start piling out. >> and they're bailing from this car for a reason. something seems fishy about this. >> that thing hit that fence and then jus

if you look at the numbers here, property crimes include burglaries which are thefts from the vehicles and auto thefts and business and an arson. well that number that says that the auto break-ins are up 83 percent does not make me happy at all. that is an unacceptable level in san francisco. over all in the city, i know that there are times where our numbers with the com staff may be in flux but in the city we are up over 50 percent for the year. it is not just anomaly here in the northern it is occurring at different locations but there is a number of things that we are going to be doing to reduce that and i will talk about that in a minute. having the property crime rate up 34 percent is way too much for me. we are going to be working hard on this to make sure that we are arresting the individuals, and doing community out reach to you to become aware of some of the things that you can avoid becoming the victim of those crimes. the arrests for northern station and as you can see the number of arrests are up, we have arrested more than 94 percent, as the crimes are up the arrests are

. >> one of these officers, a member of the department's closely-knit k-9 unit, the victim of a burglarybrazen richmond police think they've never seen anything like it. >> we've never seen one where the dogs were actually poison today carry out the burglary. >> it happened friday. burglars laced a morsel of food with a deadly dose of poison that killed the officer's family dog, a two-year-old black lab nanled track. when the officer took track toth vet, the burglars broke in, and this time, they targeted the officer's k-9 unit. the belgian that has worked on the police force for more than that decade. >> as he returned home, he found that the police k-9 had then been poison and had his house had been burglarized. >> the thieves snapped up five of the office's firearms, but the officer's thoughts were with his partner. he rushed the only dog he now has to richmond veterinary hospital. staff told us the treatment the dog was given wofshged. this is him chasing a toy not long after he was poisoned. >> we considered the k-9 as part of our richmond pd family. they are an office, and we treat

in the area, police say a woman reported a burglary around 10:00. students yents at nearby schools were all placed on lock down about two hours. the three suspects found in the neighborhood and alefted for burglary and possession of stolen property. >> a format that gets rallies today hoping that this is the near it will happen. and this time state republicans are getting behind the effort. nanette? >> november election highlighted the growing influence of latinos. supporters rallied to keep the pressure up. message? keep families together to get congress to legalize millions of undocumented immigrants in the united states. this family is worried dad, jose will be deported. his wife and kids are american born but with a previous deportation citizenship is virtually unattainable. even through marriage. >> my husband is undocumented. for me... and for my kids will be devastated if he gets taken aby. >> some believe this may be the year immigration reform will happen. republicans suffered huge losses during the november election partly because they ali

in connection with a residential burglary that happened on march first. during the march 1st burglary on meyer court. he led officers on a short car chase. before dumping the car and running off. police searched that car and found property that was taken from another burglary on armour way. on february 25th. police say, nero was spotted again on tuesday -- in on moray street. >> jacqueline: we can see the rain, along the coast. the satellite and radar showing that this system is making its sesouth bay possible snow showers to the sierras. let us take a look at futurecast. as we make your way towards the 2:00 hour it is moving to the south. largely it is going to be dry with spotty showers overnight. things are going to be dry and the clouds are going to be decreasing. but watch this. as we go towards the 5:00 hour more snowfall. but that is going to taper off. temperatures are a little bit warmer than today. 50s and 60s. 54 degrees in half moon bay. 60s in oakland and concord in the san jose. on interstate-80 it looks like it is moving along just fine. th

in san jose, burglaries, robberies and auto thefts were up last year by 30% over the year before. there were similar trends in san francisco, oakland and fremont. critics say police just aren't giving enough high priority to property krams because of staffing reductions and budget cuts >>> redwood city deciding whether they will ban single-use plastic bans. it is estimated 42 million plastic bags are used annually. if adopted, the redwood city ban could take effect as soon as april 25th. >>> 4:35. today, palo alto will vote to expand its ban on plastic bags. it will ban them from delis, restaurants, catering trucks and all other places that serve food. the only exception would be small bags to hold takeout items such as soup. there would also be a ten cent fee for paper bags. >>> this morning, minimum wage in san jose is jumping to $10 an hour because of measure "d" which voters passed back in november. opponents say the increase will hurt local businesses. some local business owners say they have already been paying their employees at the higher rate. it has led to better morale

. >>> it may be the world's worst burglary attempt. still ahead at 6:00. the unbelievable surveillance video that is drawing international attention. >>> i'm scott budman, actor b l billy bbee williams, part of a new exhibit coming up. >>> and a grim outcome, the discovery in the sierra today leading to a concern. and what everybody is being urged to do now. >>> well, we did track a few showers here across part of the bay area, the rain pushed out from the north bay that produced about a tenth of an in of rain -- inch of rain, if you are heading out, expect a shower, otherwise mid-to low 50s, and the easter weekend forecast in just moments. catherine could

burglaries.ush was booked into jail on suspicion of burglary and possessing another community meeting was held yesterday on proposals to re-vamp san francisco's polk street. the city wants to take away about 200 parking spaces to make way for a new bike lane. other proposals to upgrade polk street include adding parklets and curbthe city says the changes are necessary because there between bikes and cars in the area. residents in the area say they already have a big issue with finding parking and getting rid of existing spots would worsen the in national news. he's been quiet after resigning because of an affair with his biographer.but last night former c-i-a director david petraeus returned to say."i'm sorry." ed payne tells us what this >> let be read confirm hoa this caused so much pain for my supporters and family. let me continue to apologize. experts say that this is a step in the right direction. >> he is a tremendously talented. he is only 60 years old it is a disservice if he does not re

this, after a series of residential burglaries plaguing the area.on four's terisa estacio reports, officials say, the suspects are using several tactics to prey on residents. and they want people to beware. the latest residential burglary in san mateo county happened here on oakview drive in san carlos. authorities say a man returning home found a suspect trying to steal some of his belongings. he stepped in and tried to stop the suspect but instead, the suspect attacked him. i walk my dog and a neighbor said, hey see this scab, they did this to me. robert cruz lives nearby. he says everyone is talking about what is going on. it is terrifying. it has been normally very quiet. we are trying to get the word out. detective rebecca rosenblatt is with the san mateo county sheriff's office. some are using tactics, soliticing to check and see if anyone is around, then hit the house if not. detective rosenblatt says they are cautioing residents to be extra careful. >> reporter: are they armed? these are criminals - they mean ill will. for residents like cru

no, he did six burglaries in phoenix and five burglaries in glendale by his girlfriend's house. 35 guns stolen. went back and interviewed him. where did those guns go? he sold them. to who? bunch of tagger buddies. so, it go and goes and goes. and now he's got 6-1/2 years for the graffiti. he's facing up to 8 years right now for the burglary charges. so, it's not just graffiti. b feet i'm telling you, please don't believe that. * what else did i want to tell you guys? there's something. just be careful with some of these guys, especially when you deal with them out on the street. there's a couple incidences where we caught people in the act, arrest them, get their hands behind them, sure as crap they have a gun right there. so, either they have guns or they have pellet guns that look like guns. same thing as i'm going home to the family. they pull that on you. you know what you need to do. it's a getting worse. and we're doing a study -- you might be interested in talking to you about it. they're doing all the crimes that are linked to these guys that are taggers to the crimes that they

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quality of life is huge for them in terms of them being victims, to burglaries, car thefts, vapdslisme're trying to find ways to get them information like that so they know how to report, where to report to, so they better lock their cars, windows, houses and keep their valuables from being stolen and being a victim of safe burglaries. >> one thing that i have noticed and chief moore had a lot to do with this, was your relationship with the community has changed. where it was ruptured before, three, four years ago, there were allegations of, you know, brutality and what not, you don't hear that ne anymore. that's changed. that's a credit to chief moore and what you all, the transition into your team. but talk about that relationship with that community and i mean, your -- you have your sleeves rolled up with them a lot. tell us what that's been like and what you promised them for the next few months? >> our relationship with the community is, you know, one of the most important things. it goes hand in hand with making communities feel safer. the goal of community policing really is to

if you're thinking right about now this is not your average burglary squad you're right. these detectives spend their time jamming mc hammer and surfing the webs sending e-mails from phony accounts. >> leaving a couple spelling errors in there makes it authentic. >> reporter: part of one of the strangest shopping sprees. >> give you $300. >> reporter: their responding to ads on craigslist for everything from computers to guitars and motorcycles. >> you thought you found your stolen ninja. >> it's on craigslist right now. >> reporter: you name it they're looking for it. but they're only shopping for one thing, bad guys unloading stolen merchandise. the range of stolen items they recovered is staggering. >> gpss, jewelry, droids cell phones. >> reporter: they have a meeting with a top of the line mountain bike they suspect is stolen. the seller arrives with the bike. but first they make sure it's really the stolen bike. >> roger. we're coming. >> reporter: it is. and detectives try to decipher how this guy who goes by the name alif i ended up with it. >> where did they get

had i was 18 i did a burglary.f burglary and assault and although he received a life sentence, he has been eligible for parole three times. >> i've been on parole and violated and i'm back. let me say something about parole real quick. i've heard people say this a lot of times. man, you get parole? what are you doing back? you know? how did you come back? how did you mess up? you know? when you're on parole, you actually live under a more stricter environment than you do in prison. okay? you get a traffic ticket on the street, say you run a stop sign. you're going to pay your little ticket and go about your way. that's not going to happen to me. me, they're going to send me back to prison. you live with a lot of pressure. >> these days hill lives with a little less pressure than roughly one-third of santa rosa's inmates. he is housed where there is more freedom of movement and privileges. >> see this right here? nectar of the gods. that's nectar of the gods. can't get beer, but you can drink coffee. >> borrowing co

it can be taken in a burglary from you, you can sell it to a friend, you can give it away. and then the tracing of that gun become more difficult. we know who the gun was sold to out there. we also have a number of tracing through our crime lab on rounds or bullets that were shot, but as far as the guns themselves, once they are sold and -- legally, what happens to that gun after that is a whole /phr*et bunch of things that can happen. >> on the police commission we have been hearing a lot about the increase in robberies as you heard from chief. it seems that most of the robberies are for cell phones and iphones. in fact, every morning monroe sends us the daily recap so it lists all the major crimes -- stabbing, shooting -- but it includes robberies and we get this and we read through it and we look through it, and through march 10 through this morning there have been 19 robberies for cell phone. they are not all just robberies, but some of these people have had guns put in their face. a lot of these the person has been thrown to the ground and punched in the face and have

but police say he may have had more than burglary on his mind. he also had women's underwear in his pocket and a sex crime on his rap sheet. kamfolt is not listed in the database because he is among the 25% of offenders exempt. quick action by the victim and police landed kamfolt behind bars before he could harm that woman. >> luckily we had two officers in the neighborhood due to enforcement, recent quality you of life type crimes we've been having, and they were able to make it to the scene and start to set up a perimeter within 90 seconds which is pretty miraculo miraculous. >> reporter: the victim's daughter says the family is relieved. >> we are just grateful my nephew wasn't here and everyone is all right. >> reporter: there are some law enforcement agencies that encrypt their radio transmissions. san jose police do not and they say they don't do that because of transparency. we asked if that might change and they said perhaps not. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, kris. outside for a live look at san francisco where the clouds

this is one of the five home burglaries on the block. last year, san jose recorded the highest number of property crimes since 1995. up 30% from the previous year. and in oakland, appropriate crimes were up 24%. critics say that the police are not giving a high enough priority to property crime, which is why she bought a heavy duty safe, installed a security system and did some of her own detective works, bagging the thieves gloves as evidence, she is glad no one was hurt. >> if that is the gift of all of this is that i learned that and i hopefully will not have to face another situation that could be worse. >> and police dusted for fingerprints at her house. but so far no leads and no arrests. nbc bay area news. >> all right, thank you, va vel had an unusual item turned in on a gun buy back. that is among the weapons turned in. a single use, military rocket launcher. yes, a rocket launcher. the rest were guns, 113 handguns, 67 shot guns and 163 rifles. >> many went with through the emotional task yesterday to say goodbye to two police o

police say detectives also found items in the house that may be linked to a separate burglary case.rtinez alecia reid kron 4 news. >> two adults and five children are dead tonight after a fire broke out in a house in rural kentucky. authorities say the two adults found inside the home were a woman and her boyfriend. three of the kids belonged to the mother and the two other children were from another family. details on the identities of the victims are being withheld until relatives are notified. the cause of the fire is still under investigation but authorities say no foul play is suspected. >> a plane crash into a home in northwest washington state leaves one person dead tonight. here you can see the wreckage in woodinville-- about 20 miles north of seattle. a person on the plane was killed and another person on board was hurt. however no one on the ground was injured. witnesses reported hearing the plane's engine sputtering just before the crash. >> starting today the white house visitor center is canceling all tours due to forced budget cuts. an automated message on the visitor

. >> a swat team called into after a burglary attempt leads to a standoff at a home in san francisco.ron 4's scott rates was at the scene to show what happened. >> reporter: the police say that she finally did give up. she had a shotgun in one hand. she had a hatchet in the other hand. this man came home to find that a woman was burglarizing his home. he rushed out. the woman was inside the house with the shotgun that she found inside the hall. she was threatening to hurt herself inside the -- home. >> the neighbors had to get out of their homes in the adjacent areas. choruses negotiations had to intervene. >> i did not believe what was going on a first i thought the were filming a movie a bit frightening. >> reporter: the could news is that no injuries and there were able to get the suspect and woman is being charged with burglary and possession of weapons. scott rates, kron 4. >> an officer involved shooting leaves one person dead in hayward after police say that another suspect tried to run over an officer. us the details from the early morning incident. this routine traffic stop q

standup police say detectives also found items in the house that may be linked to a separate burglaryartinez alecia reid kron 4 fire broke out in a house in rural kentucky. authorities say the two adults found inside the home were a woman and her boyfriend. the woman was the mother of children were from another family. the cause of the fire is still under investigation but authorities say no foul play is suspected. >> and this is video from ness washington state. one person was killed north of seattle. >> setting off in 45 degree temps did not stop 26 competitive bicyclists who were motivated by a larger mission as they trek to the nation's capitol. the group was given a hero's sendoff saturday.for their 4 day, 400 mile ride from newtown, connecticut to washington, d.c. the bicyclists want to honor those killed in the sandy hook elementary school shootings. they also want to urge stricter gun laws. in washington, they will promote legislation for mandatory background checks on all gun sales and the elimination of high capacity magazines. >> homes on a massachusetts island that were se

san jose police arrested 29-year-old ryan on suspicion of burglary. they say, though, that he's a registered sex offender and out on probation for burglary. officers found him when he tried to leave the neighborhood on monterey road off highway 101. he was using a smart phone with a scanner app that allowed him to listen to san jose police radio. he was also wearing an ankle bracelet. >>> they all showed up with their hard hats on ready to make a pitch. three high profile bay area neighbors uniting for football, specifically the super bowl. they want it in santa clara. that's where we bring in kris sanchez from the 49ers new stadium. what's the progress with the stadium and the super bowl bid? >> reporter: well, we certainly can answer both of them for you. we do know they are going to employ the same strategy the 49ers used in getting to the super bowl in trying to get to host the super bowl here in 2016. 35% there. the san francisco 49ers new stadium in santa clara is on schedule to be completely the start of the 2014 season and as serious as the wo

. >> this person is on parole for burglary. and he is burglarizing your house. he is a registered sex offender and standing over you, that is a very dangerous situation. >> reporter: the woman tells us thanks to the tv light she was able to get a good look at the suspect and relay the information to police, who responded within 90 seconds. >> our midnight officers were targeting that neighborhood because they were trying to find someone doing vandalism, low level crimes. they came into contact with a dangerous predator. >> reporter: officers set up a perimeter and were able to stop the suspect in his tracks. police identified him as 29- year-old ryan canfold a registered sex offender on parole for burglary. investigators say he was tracking officer movements on his police scabber app on his smartphone. >> it's concerning to us because that's what a career criminal does. >> reporter: ifs say kamfolt is in compliance with his registration conditions. when officers found him, they said he had women's underwear in his pocket. they don't know where they came from. th

people should be aware there have been a string of similar burglaries county wide. >> we're trying to get the word out that a lot of agencies are seeing strangers coming up to the doors of homes passing themselves off as being lost or possibly solicitors trying sell something. >> she is just glad her son is okay. >> just try to protect and make awareness for your children what to do, have a plan. >> reporter: norman has been arrested for committing burglary and on charges of committing a crime while on probation. reporting live in san bruno. >>> authorities arrested a man in connection with a super bowl scan. the 37-year-old sold nonexistent tickets to a woman for $5900. all he sent her was a taunting note. police tracked the mailing to miami and identify fan as the center. he faces a felony charge. investigators say they linked him to 15 different addresses, multiple bank accounts and suspicious e-mail activity. >>> investigators say a fire that damaged billings early today is an act of arson. they were reported before 1:00 a.m. at third street. people in the house several apartments

. >> a home burglary turned into a stand off all on camera. a woman held officers at bay with a shotgun after breaking into a home. abc7 news has the video you will only see here on abc7 news. >> as the stand off closed, officers in helmets and vests shouted commands to a woman holed up in a home near the presidio. a rifle and a hatchet were tossed on the sidewalk. moments later a woman wearing pajama pants was hauled from the house. she was taken to a nearby ambulance and she was examined by paramedics. >> she did not smile. >> neighbor who does not want to use her name says she saw the woman trying to get in her building minutes before this stand off began. >> i confronted her and said what are you doing and she twitched, sort of, and walked away and i saw her walk up the hill. >> police mounted a buildup that took 2 1/2 hours to get her to surrender. she break into the home while the residents were." >> there was a burglary in process. the victim thought they heard someone in the home when they returned. >> the residents founds the woman in

the san mateo sheriff is warning residents of a rash of burglaries. potential burglars have approached homes in residential neighbors and knocking on doors to see if anyone is home. if someone answers the suspects ask for dresses or ask to speak to someone would doesn't live there. if no one answers, they break in and problem the home. the sheriff advises people to call 9-1-1 if a suspicious person is knocking on their door. >> ahead, apple opens up their wallet. the bay area business company they buying and a product that could benefit from the purchase. >> lt. governor got a firsthand demonstration on google's new glasses. who is calling the new gadget >> san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, starting out with fog, especially in the north bay with half a mile in napa and a little bit along the coast but you will feel the sea breeze. the cool onshore winds across the bay will bring the numbers down. upper 30's to start in napa but 50 in hayward. this afternoon, look for mid-60's around the bay. some a

police arrested 29-year-old ryan kamfolt on suspicion of burglary. they say he is a registered sex offender and also on probation for burglary. officers found him when he tried to leave the neighborhood off monterey road and the burnal exit off of 101. they say he was using a smartphone with a scanner app that allowed him to listen to police radio. he was also wearing an ankle bracelet. >>> you've had a little bit of breaks here and there, but now back on it. >> the heaviest has come through although we'll keep an unsettled pattern going all the way through friday. let me show you what's left over. a live look at sunol, those hills there able to stay greener for quite a bit longer. they were thirsty for rain and they got it. the more impressive totals, your mind might be blown. ben lomond picked up 1 1/2 inches in 24 hours. los gatos close to 0.9 inches. santa rosa, same deal there. sarato saratoga, 0.75 inches. we needed that rain. this storm has been good to us. we'll see low snow levels tomorrow. that's when we expect our next heavy batch of rain.

he is on parole for a previous burglary. he's also a registered sex offender. now, the lady who lives on southbrook drive in south san jose tells me she awoke to find him standing over her in bed. she chased him out of the house, told him to keep running because she was calling the police. i said, wow, that's pretty gutsy. she tells me she always had that instinct in her. officers were able to set up a perimeter within 90 seconds since coincidentally they were already patrolling the area for other quality of life crimes in that neighborhood. she was able to give them a very good description. she did fall asleep with the tv on. campo was found within minutes. >> the fact that they were able to respond in less than two minutes, lock the area down, he probably came out and tried to pretend that he was just a nearby resident because he figured there was so many officers in the area that he wasn't going to be able to avoid detection very long. so he probably rolled the dice and tried to trick us into thinking he was somebody who lived in the area. >> reporter: campo

heinz was wanted on burglary and drug warrants. officers eventually entered the home and found his body. they are trying to see if he was dead from a police gunshot or self-inflicted gun wound. >>> police in florida say capriati approached her former boyfriend at a gym yelled at him and punched him in the chest. they charged her with stalking and battery. she is scheduled to appear before a judge on april 17th. her former boyfriend says they broke up last year and she's been stocking him ever sense. >>> new lead investigator to save san francisco pro basketball. a software tycoon will lead the bid to build a new building for the kings in downtown sacramento. sacramento has to make its pitch to a panel of nba owners in less than two weeks. >>> 5:18 is the time. back over to sal. unfortunately uncovering a couple of big issues this friday. >> yes. the first one we will talk about is southbound 101 is the commute direction in marin county there is a large boulder that came down and hit an suv. after it came down the hill another car r

heinz was wanted on burglary and drug warrants.icers eventually entered the home and found his body. they are trying to see if he was dead from a police gunshot or self-inflicted gun wound. >>> police in florida say capriati approached her former boyfriend at a gym yelled at him and punched him in the chest. they charged her with stalking and battery. she is scheduled to appear before a judge on april 17th. her former boyfriend says they broke up last year and she's been stocking him ever sense. >>> new lead investigator to save san francisco pro basketball. a software tycoon will lead the bid to build a new building for the kings in downtown sacramento. sacramento has to make its pitch to a panel of nba owners in less than two weeks. >>> 5:18 is the time. back over to sal. unfortunately uncovering a couple of big issues this friday. >> yes. the first one we will talk about is southbound 101 is the commute direction in marin county there is a large boulder that came down and hit an suv. after it came down the hill another car ran i

police say camp was on parole for burglary and was wearing a gps ankle device and was monitoring a police radio on his smart phone. >>> detectives in antioch are renewing their efforts in a cold case investigation almost 25 years after the discovery of a decomposed body in a gully. these are likenesses of the person firls released back in 1988. investigators hope to identify her. they think she was african american and about 40 years old at the time. today police released these images of the sweater she was wearing and her watch along with a pendent with the letter f on it. the body was found near buchanan and somerville road on april 30th, 1988. detectives say her body was so badly decomposed, it was never clear if foul play was involved. >>> thousands of people are expect today gather on the san francisco waterfront tonight for a debut of an art installation that will light up the bay bridge. 25,000 led lights have been attached toth western span and will be illuminated at 9:00 tonight. this is what a test run looked like last nights. restaurants along the embark der row. >> we've defin

choice. >> cedrick brown is awaiting trial on burglary charges. >> we all had a split second to makeright thing or the wrong thing and most of us here, we picked the wrong thing. it's as simple as that. >> in my neighborhood -- >> right. >> -- money's basically nil. you've got so much unemployment, and we are not acquiring the funds to meet the demand. so how do we find patience? >> okay. patience right here then, we discuss here every week that you just can't jump out and say you're going to get a job. >> absolutely. >> you have to have the tools in place. >> absolutely. >> this is the opportunity for you to build up some discipline knowing that you're going to do certain things every day. so you're building a foundation that's going to allow you to make the right decisions when you get out of here. >> me personally, i think the program's helped. every time i've come here, the program has helped me. i have seen brothers graduate and get geds here. i've seen brothers go to task programs and work release programs and stay out of trouble. it works. it works. it may not work for everybo

lawrence nero was last spotted on tuesday after a burglary at a home on more ray street and last friday he led officers on a chase before getting away on foot. police say he usually rings the front doorbell during the day when no one is home and then breaks in through a back door. >>> toll workers at the golden gate bridge will be history as of wednesday, march 27. the agency that oversees the bridge announced that date yesterday. toll collecting on that bridge will go all-electronic mainly with the use of fastrak transponders come april. >>> time now is 4:36. lawrence, i'm so glad you're not on the roads, lawrence. but you're kind of driving, right? >> hey, if you have the need for speed, this is the place to be here in fremont. they have just opened up the i speed race center where you can come down and race as fast as you want. and not worry about a ticket. it looks like a great time, too. these are state-of-the-art racing components that they put in here. gives you the real feel of racing. we'll be doing that later on this morning. rainfall overnight showers tapering off a bit. some

any given time. >> the new cameras are used at the only two entry points tiburon has and cut the burglary rate there in half. residents hope the same thing will happen here and everywhere for that matter. >> i don't have a problem with it in oakland berkeley, san francisco. it's plain view for me. if you're out on the street, you've got a license plate on your car, i don't see anything wrong with that. >> crime fighting should use every available tool. >> if it's going to be used for the greater good, hopefully that's what we're all looking for, like, when it comes to science. if it's going in that direction then i don't see why it should be a problem. >> we thought people might worry about privacy from this plan, but we couldn't find anybody who was in opposition to it. according toth city of piedmont it's going to cost about a million dollars to put those cameras in place and the city has the money so it appears this may move forward. david jafk son kpix 5. >> piedmont police plan to present the proposal toth city council as soon as possible. >>> crowds of people took the streets in ven