>> burglary. burglary.y have charged -- keep in mind i paid 170 dollars to get into the stadium. they are charging me with burglary. >> sexton was charged with burglary, which is legally defined as unlawful entering a structure with the intent to commit a crime. after he posted a message online that included a reference to shattering lives at the game. >> it makes no sense. but get this. know what my bond is now? >> what? >> 75,000. 100%. >> they haven't given you 10%? >> no. full 75,000. 100%. >> he's not typical. the people you see in jail of that you usually see, like troy is the exact opposite. they don't usually speak with their hands. >> make a long story short. >> doesn't do much anything. they are not real loud like he is. he doesn't recognize he's in a small room. a lot of people and stuff they do that let you know they haven't done much time joe is definitely one of those people. >> i didn't break and enter because i paid for the ticket. >> he faces the possibility of up to three years in prison a

mcdonald has recently entered a guilty plea on her charge of burglary for petty larceny. she has no prior serious offenses, she is likely to bond out soon. >> when samantha leaves, it's like a test. now this is when the ball game starts. all of what you said during your introduction, during your interview, during our honeymoon period, you know what i'm saying? all right, now it's to put to the test. would you contact me? would you write me like you said you would write me? it takes determination. you have to be devoted, you know what i'm saying? >> mcdonald isn't sure what will happen with gathers but says her life, which has included jail, drugs, and homelessness, needs to change. >> when i get out, i am going to be living with my grandmother which is the best place for me to live because she's -- she's really christian lady. and i -- no drugs, no nothing. she's going to help me get on my feet, and i'm ready to change because i don't want to live in the lifestyle that i was living in. >>> doing all right -- >> coming up -- >> i talked to your boy. i talked to him as usua

car burglaries in san francisco have skyrocketed.re were 26,000 break-ins last year alone, four times the number of 2012. they have run radio ads blaming prop 47 same criminals are being coddled and given get out of jail free cards. >> if you leave your purse in the car and somebody steals it, it's only a slap on the wrist. >> reporter: there is no difference between prop 47 and the crime rate and officers are not making enough arrests.>> it is a way to deflect your own incompetence by going after something else. top 47 was a vehicle for going after that.>> reporter: cities like oakland have not had the shocking increases. what it prop 47 do? it downgraded drug position from five felony crimes to misdemeanors as long as there was a certain drug valley. when it comes to car burglaries, it is only a felony if the thief is cocked in the act -- caught in the act. stealing a phone from a car is still just a misdemeanor. it is costly and bad policy to send drug users and thieves to prison without giving them another chance.>> proposition 4

in the richmond district, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> police think the suspect may be linked to burglaries in neighboring districts. they have a few surveillance videos of him in action as you saw. and they say that he started the string of burglaries at the beginning of the year. >>> the body of a girl found under a house in san francisco will soon get a final resting place. earlier this month, workers doing some remodeling in the richmond district hit a coffin with their shovels. inside was the body of a girl about 3 years old. she apparently had been buried back in the 19th century and now, organizers from across california have stepped forward to pay for the burial plot, headstone and new casket. a service is planned for next saturday in colma. >>> violence on the campaign trail. we are learning that san diego police arrested 35 protestors yesterday outside of donald trump's rally. [ yelling ] >> police had to use force to control some of the protestors who tried to jump over a barricade at the convention center. the protests involved about 1,000 people. no injuries were reported. late

as for the burglary suspect who was caught on camera, he is still on the run. in danville, kpix5. >> well, an early morning fire put several businesses out of commission. the flames broke out inside a commercial building on telegraph avenue. it houses a dozen businesses and two residential units. now we're told the flames started in a ground level office and spread to the second floor. about half of the units received damage. >>> the power is turned off. the power and the gas have been turned off and we are unsure as to when people can get into the nondamaged units. >> no one was in the building when the fire broke out and no official word yet on a cause. >>> coyote warnings going up in the north bay. time of the year when pups are born and parents are worried. kpix5's ann is live in the headlands where one man is working to keep people and pets safe. hi, ann. >> yeah, i am at the entrance to a popular walking trail here in marin city where people bring their dogs and go hiking. now they are getting a warning before they do. brian was putting up one of these si

coming up next on "action news" at 5 o'clock, six burglaries in seven weeks.spect now under way in west chester after a spring of break-ins across the area. >>> also the reward police in wilmington a recovering up to help track down the gun plan who killed a teenage are just blocks from his high school. >> and memorial day is just about a week ago away. now the clock is ticking for shore towns to get set for summer time. we'll have those stories and more coming up next at 5:00. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> new at 5:00 the search is on for the thief or thieves behind a string of break-ins in chester county. tonight police are asking for your help in hopes of stopping the suspects. >>> friday night. the big story on action news at the six burglaries in the span of just seven weeks in west chester putting folks there on high alert. >> "action news" reporter gray hall is live in west chester tonight with all the details. gray. >> repo

every time we come to this location, we find new burglary victims. >> seems like burglars are targeting> it's scary. it's all around the city and other cities, too but i feel, here, a little bit more. >> reporter: but just across county line. >> these blocks are split, half of it is san francisco and half of it is daly city. it's not uncommon to hear a suspect say they would rather get caught in san francisco than the streets he patrols. >> bad guys come into daly city, they might have heard from worth of mouth from other people within their groups, realize, don't get arrested in san mateo county. >> reporter: steve wagstaff says that's because he has made jail auto burglars a priority. >> we are an aggressive city when it comes to burglary. >> reporter: in san francisco, it's six days in jail and in daly city, it's six months to a year. >> we prosecute, don't divert them out. there is no one free bite >> reporter: for the burglars, it's a razor's edge. the din can be which side of the street they are arrested. >> i heard an interview with the police where an officer made an arrest and

and for something like burglaries it's more like 15%. it means 85% of burglaries just kind of disappear in terms of some kind of resolution. if you think about someone thinking about attempting to make a burglary, the fact only one out of seven cases is anyone brought to justice, that, unfortunately, encourages the burglaries in a way that i think prison sentences, or the length of prison sentence, don't do much to offset. so now you might think, there's not much what we can do, it is what it is, burglaries are hard to solve and violent crime is hard to solve. the evidence is also very compels there is lots we can do. so as an example, jason furman mentioned empirical evidence suggests there is a positive return to police presence. part of the -- part of the mechanism in terms of deterring crime, part of the mechanism there is that the evidence despite some misleading evidence from the famous kansas city study, suggests that things like response times do matter includes in robberies and burgla burglaries. interesting evidence from manche

. >> one suspect pleads guilty to solicitation to commit burglary in the second degree. one pleads guilty to ago rangers sated assault with a deadly weapon and a third to attempted robbery. authorities say they cannot to the fourth case at this time. >> coming up, brazen thieves go barking up the wrong tree. >> they're trying to get the dogs and the dogs were running all over the place. >> two men take more than just money. >> my mother, my father. everything is gone. >> what was it that causes a woman to do this to her poor neighbor. >> fight for your property. when caught on camera, invasion continues. ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. financial guidance while you're mastering life. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ve and i'm doing just fe. allergies. claritin provides 24-hour relief of symptoms that can be triggered by over 200 allergens. yeah, over 200 allergens! with claritin my allergies don't c

most of his convictions are for burglary and he served three state prison terms.ce that was 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 m

a group of captains were told his district saw burglaries jump 21%. most have been along clement street. they have a grainy security camera image of a suspect in many of the burglaries but no arrests have been made. mary's city wide are down -- burglaries. >>> a toddler declared brain dead, this is not the video. we'll get back to that story. we'll talk about the san jose sharks. the sharks are one win away from reaching the stanley cup finals. they beat the blues in game five. pawelski tied the game at three. the sharks added two empty knelt goals in the final minute. >> they understand our identity as a team, when we get away from it, we get burned. we had one of those games each round in the l.a. series we had one, one against nashville and in this series, hopefully it's out of the way, every time we reset and the guys have got back to our game. >> the sharks have a chance to win the series at home, game six tomorrow. >>> the warriors are hoping to tie up the western conference finals with a victory tonight. draymond green will play. he was not sus

they've both been charged with second-degree burglary. dowda has already pled guilty and will transfer to prison to serve a one-year sentence. holtzclaw admits to committing the burglaries and is negotiating a plea deal under the state's first offenders act which keeps a conviction off his record, provided he successfully completes the terms of his sentence. >> it was all really just heat of the moment thing. you figure we could get a bit of money real quick. we made a mistake and went down that road. and after that, this was no turning back. >> my whole life i've known nothing but burglarizing. that's all i ever knew. he's never lived that life before but i've burglarized before and i know that you can get stuff out of it. >> i wanted to give her a better life than what i was able to offer at the time. and i figured the fast life was the only way to do that. she was in a tough time. i wanted to be quote-unquote superman to save her life. turn her from the destructive path she was going down. >> for a long time i looked at men like they w

. >>> san francisco police need help to find a man suspected in a series of burglaries. police released a photo of the man they are looking for. he is suspected of burglarizing several businesses on clement street in the richland district, described in his mid- 40s, 6 feet tall, about 200 pounds and may use a bike to get around. if you have any information, please call police. >>> two east bay women arrested accused of stealing a large amount of baby formula and investigators say they could be part of a bigger problem. police say 21-year-old zany jones of antioch on the left and 20-year-old acauseia paulmore on the right stole the food sunday an. they suggest the women are part of a large scale theft ring. the women are facing charges of burglary and conspiracy in san mateo county. >>> the warriors beat the oklahoma city thunder last night 120-111. they have stayed off elimination in game 5 at oracle. the crowd was fired up. the warriors season on the line, it was a tough, close game. maurice fates off the bench scored nine points in the first three minutes of the second

so, they're opening their doors to burglary victims next week in hopes of giving some of those items back and maybe even cracking a few more cases. hundreds of pieces of stolen jewelry and other items are waiting at the solebury township building. police hope members of the public will claim at least some of them on wednesday night at 6:30. >> my grandmother i had gotten a lot of her costume jewelry, which really is kind of the only thing that i have from her that i just kept. >> reporter: this burglary victim says jewelry including heirlooms from her grandmother were stolen from her solebury township home. she hopes to claim it back on wednesday. surveillance cameras caught the suspects driving away from her house the day it was burglarized allly in a matter matter -- all in a matter of minutes. >> went up to the front door went up the steps into our master bedroom. >> reporter: all while the alarm was going off right. >> all while the alarm was going offism solebury police say they were able to connect the suspect with other burglaries in newtown township and whitemarsh, township m

now, we want to show you surveillance video of one of those burglaries. this is at the smoke plus store. you can see there a man swinging a large object to break a glass door to get inside. all three smash-and-grabs at this store were at 5:00 in the morning, the most recent was just tuesday morning. the store manager believes the same man is responsible. >> it's upsetting that it's going to -- i mean if everybody eventually is going to have to get gates on front of their houses even, they are getting broken into. it's not just businesses. it's houses, cars. >> san francisco police did not have any specific numbers of how many reported burglaries there have been in the castro in recent months but many business owners and people living there say it is clearly a growing problem. >>> time is now 410. an old problem is back for the people in one east bay public housing complex. we first told you two years ago about unhealthy living conditions at the richmond housing authority. problems like dangerous black mold forced the housing authority to temporarily move

they have linked william dalton iiu to four burglaries in solebury and elsewhere.y say this could be just the beginning. chad pradelli has the story. >> reporter: hundreds of pieces of jewelry in all shapes and sizes were on display in the solebury police department. they're believed to have been stolen and nick was keeping a watchful eye. his home was burglarized last month and most of his wife's jewelry was taken. >> most of it was heirloom jewelry from her mother who died four months ago. a lot of it was jewelry from her grandmother and grandfather who passed away. >> reporter: you see, recently, police nabbed william dalton iii and found all this jewelry. >> right now we have four confirmed burglaries and are looking for additional ones. >> reporter: this woman who doesn't want to be named helped police catch dalton. she interrupted his alleged break-in of her home and was able to get a partial license plate number on his vehicle. >> i was very angry. i'm very angry. and i feel -- at the same time i feel bad for the guy. >> reporter: that's because detectives s

he reached a plea deal to lower his first-degree burglary charge to third-degree burglary and was sentencedinent, and he says he won't be back. >> i'm no better than you, you're no better than me. if i can do it, you can do it. all right? >> yeah. >> well, i'm a couple steps ahead of you. >> yeah, yeah. >> and you got a lot of catching up to do. but you if you put your mind to it, you can do it. >> yeah. >> right? >> yeah. >> a short time later, toomer is changing back into his own clothes and about to take the eight-mile walk home. he says he made a decision to not ask anyone to pick him up. >> good luck to you. >> i just really want to stop and smell the roses, you know, as i'm walking to my destination. i want to isolate myself and pinpoint a plan of what i'm going to do. my thing is making my mark in this world, period. >> toomer leaves behind first-time inmate william jarrett who 24 hours earlier said he fainted in his cell. now he's in the medical unit for a four-hour observation period after he was found passed out again. >> he around 2:00 had a 37e, a medical emergency. so we're goi

burglaries are so common, i was out at swim class with my son.hile we were there, work started spreading that someone's car had been broken into. turned out guys that one of the staff members that worked at the swimming pool and had her car broken into just tonight. >> we're seeing it time and again. the city and how many times have you had your own car broken into? >> over the course of 10 years or so, my own car has been -- broken into twice. one out on the street, broad daylight middle of the afternoon. at my work, if you live in san francisco, don't leave anything in your car. not even iphone cordido car because the bad guys might think maybe there's an iphone in there somewhere. >> it's incredible when you think 26,000 car break-ins a year in san francisco. that's 71 car break-ins every day. what a staggering -- >> reporter: it's amazing. this one location, every single time we went there, we were moments too late. literally we were maybe two or three minutes too late because the car had already been broken into. >> so they are waiting there

. >> they think he may be linked to burglaries in neighboring districts and state he started the burglaries at the beginning of the year. >>> hillary supporters are getting ready to smile and dial as they ask for votes. they got peptalk's from people around the country. >>> there is turmoil surrounding the trump campaign. protesters faced off against police and trump supporters in southern california. he says he will not debate bernie sanders. julianna goldman has a story from washington. >> reporter: an interview bernie sanders said he doesn't know why donald trump backed away from debating him. >> i think that is who donald trump is. >> reporter: he released a statement saying it was inappropriate for him to debate the second place finisher.>> i know they've gone back and forth on this. trump does not sound serious. >> reporter: the campaign spent today's quite back-and-forth about it california debate. trump said he would participate in the event raised between $10- $15 million for women's health charity. he did it mention the debate at his last two rallies in california. many were rally

their convictions included sex offenses, assault, burglary, robbery, driving under the influence. and i.c.e. told us that in 2015 the agency released 19,723 criminal aliens with a combined 64,197 convictions including 934 sex offenses, 804 robberies, 216 kidnappings and 196 homicide-related convictions. and that's on your watch. they were under -- they were here illegally, they got caught committing a crime, they were convicted of the crime, and instead of following the law and deporting them, you released them back out in the public, and they commit more crimes. how do you look those people in the eye? how do you go back to a family and say, you know, they were in our detech, and we just thought it'd be better to let them out into the united states of america. that is so wholly unacceptable. this is notre dame football stadium. you've released more people that were convicted of crimes that should have been deported than you can fit into that stadium. you'd still have people waiting outside in line. those are the criminals that you released instead of deporting. now, one of the pe

redman is charged with two counts of murder, false imprizmment and one count of burglary. burglary. authorities say he is a transient who is known to visit las vegas. he has family ties in lodi. they consider him armed and dangerous. there is a $2500 reward for his capture. >>> four board of supervisors are calling for the police chief to step down. the announcement comes as a group renewed their crusade to get the chief fired. >> reporter: hunger strikers known as the frisco five say they are pushing forward to get the chief fired. >> it is just the beginning. we have the frisco 500. >> reporter: four city supervisors are joining the ranks. until now the chief had the public support of the entire board. >> recent blue ribbon task force report that came out with three independent judges which identified severe systematic deficiencies convinced me it is time for us to look for a new chief. >> reporter: the panel launched by the district attorney found they lacked discipline in hiring and bias in policing communities of color. >> i think the chief had a lot of chances. >> reporter: th

.>> they are looking into possible connections into a similar burglary last week where they got away with more than 100 firearms. >>> and the legal battle that started in 2010 between oracle and google, and oracle accused google of copyright infringement from the source code for the company owned java. a federal appeals school -- federal appeals court reversed the decision, and now google will ask if the use of the code is covered by the fair use doctrine.>>> it is 4:09 am. >>> a bay area man be blamed for the crash that sent an officer to the hospital with serious injuries. we will tell you how the hospital says that the officer is doing and what charges are for the man. >>> game for of the warriors tonight. >>>>>> the bay bridge not looking bad coming into san francisco.>>> the low that gave us the cloud cover and rain over the weekend as the doubt but the low clouds are sticking around. >>> steph curry has been participating in scrimmages, but it is still doubtful for game four in portland tonight. the final decision will be made today, and they say that curry looked pretty good y

and was about to be sentenced for two other burglaries and napa county and arrested a short time later. >>> the city of san francisco is suing a landlord claiming he is ignoring building code violations, and has been for years. he owns property in the richmond district and on [ null ] hill, and the attorney said that the landlord has refused to meet his obligation as a landlord for more than a decade, and he has had gas lease, hazardous bombing and mold. -- hazardous plumbing and mold. >>> two women and a dog had to be rescued from an aggressive cody in the mills canyon park when they were cornered yesterday morning. the coyote may have been protecting its pups from the two dogs, and officers were able to scare off the coyote and escorted the hikers out of the park. they remind you to feed the pets indoors and when out on the wall, they need to be on a leash. you can scare the coyotes with loud noises and bright lights. >>> egyptair flight 804 that went down last week over the mediterranean, and the cause of the crash is still a mystery, but the concern is rising about airport security

. >>> home burglaries are up. coming up, what the city's police say they used to do to catch thieves and protect people. >>> but first happening right now, meteorologist carrie hall told us it will be a great day to click the area app. it's quick, it's fry. >>> great white sharks off the coast of santa cruz county. you can see that video if you dare, up close and personal on our facebook page. we will see you again in two minutes. dublin police are hoping some simple high tech tools to their crime fighting arsenal. >>> the dublin police department is looking to add some simple but high-tech tools to its fighting arsenal. police right now are requesting a half million dollars to install license plate meters on the 580 exit all the way into dublin. some patrol cars and police say in march the number of home burglaries doubled. some people questioned the added layer of under surveillance. >> i do value my privacy and so i'm a little concerned about that. >> so that's not all they're thinking of doing. dublin authorit

was hit by a burglary this week. the fourth one. amy aubert shows us this time the thieves really struck a sour note. amy: for jackie, life is finding your rhythm. each tap of the drum in a sense therapy. >> to me it is like sharing an echo that onl i can echo. >> echo shared typically on tuesday morning. and a music for like jackie. >> it's been a moving force that connects us. amy: thrive d.c. held jam session for two years. but this week and for the time being, music won't be billowing out through the doors and the windows of st. steven episcopal church. >> it takes the wind out of you. amy: alicia horton said she came in tuesday morning and her door was unlock. the office a mess. and the group's instruments were gone. >> that was the most heart breaking loss we suffered. the laptops can be replaced. we will work to do that. the instruments that we had really labored to have donated. reporter: workers say they broke through the window. ransacked the office and continued out into the hallway. a security camera pointed in this area

they say he started this string of burglaries in the beginning of the year. >>> north bay police are looking for a woman. she was last seen at 11 p.m. last night driving away from her home in san rafael in a tan ford escape. she is 98 years old. the chp has issued a silver alert. flagg has a medical condition that makes her disoriented. >>> a deadly car crash overnight in sonoma county. a 27-year-old woman was killed on davis lane south of east railroad avenue early this morning. she was first ejected from her car then run over by another one. the driver of the second car was booked into sonoma county jail and faces several charges including a dui. >>> small lean that crashed into the hudson river last night killing the -- plane that crashed into the hudson river last night killing the pilot was recovered hoisted out of the water today. the police department secured scraps to the plane to be pulled up by a crane. the faa plans to investigate: the pilot was 56-year-old william gordon honored with a flyover today at the american air power museum. he was flying the p-47 thunderbolt as p

. >> ate love of people are in here because they committed burglaries, robberies, maybe even murders. but the underlying theme to committing those crimes is heroin. they need to feed the habit. >> this is rock bottom, i think. this is definitely rock bottom for me. >> suffolk county inmate car a debell a recently pled guilty to identity theft, crimes she committed to support her heroin addiction. >> there's no reason i should be like this. i have a family that's wonderful and supported. i wasn't abused. nothing like that happened to me. i graduated st. john's in finance. after that i went on to work in a brokerage firm. i did really well there. but then that's when i started really getting into drugs. >> how much money do you think you spent on heroin? >> half a mill. i sold like a bmw car, i stole thousands of dollars from my mom. i went through my dad's inheritance. it's taken a toll not only mentally but also on my arms and everything about me physically. that's pretty drastic, you know. >> pretty big assets you got. >> you could have lost your arm. >> yeah. i know you guys were st

. >>> first an increase in burglaries in one neighborhood. the neighborhood where some business owners are on edge. >>> good morning. we are looking at a commute that is so-so but here on the sunol grade, i like what i see. nice and light heading down to the silicon valley commute. we will tell you more about this straight ahead. >>> if you like windy and cool weather, this is your pattern, doesn't get that much better for this time in may. have your friday forecast and see if there's any rain in it. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >>> a bill that would essentially ban abortions in oklahoma gets a -- is a step away from becoming law. yesterday lawmakers approved a bill to make performing an abortion a felony. it is the most restrictive of its kind. critics call it unconstitutional and unprecedented. now governor mary fallin h

he faces charges including burglary and creating widespread disaster and destruction. in new jersey i'm brandon hudson. >>> with this just in, nbc 10 has learned a delaware high school student has been shot and killed. >> he attend a school where a student died following a shooting last month. there was a message on the school's website saying a ninth grade student was shot this afternoon in the 900 block. he was taken to the hospital where he died. counselors will be available at the school tomorrow. >>> to guns in school. police arrested a middle school student today after they found a gun inside the student's locker. that weapon was found inside penwood middle school. the gun was never visible and no one was threatened. >>> firefighters on the scene of this house fire tonight. it broke out before 6:00 at the intersection of 26th and kramer street. three squatters were taken to the hospital. investigators say a firefighter suffered minor burns. everyone is expected to be okay. >>> a philadelphia man is accused of impersonating a police officer a year after he recorde

. >> goodman is awaiting trial on charges of aggravated robbery, burglary and child endangerment.hile she's pled not guilty she says the charges stem from a drug binge during which she admits to shoplifting items from the walmart with her child in tow. >> the cop came out. and said freeze. i said no. and i jumped in the car and i said drive. and he drove. and then the cop apparently got dragged, which i didn't know. i wasn't paying attention to that part. >> dragged? what y'all run him over? >> i didn't run him over. he was on the side of the car being dragged because he had to stick his arm in the window. >> she couldn't -- >> that's what i said. >> police report indicates the officer sustained minor injuries. >> i don't know how far dragged he was. but he was not hurt badly is what i was told. he was slightly bruised. like kind of when you have rough sex. he was slightly bruised. that's it. >> she and her get away driver were quickly identified. shortly after the arrest, her boyfriend convinced her to turn herself in. >> i called the detective and said give me a couple of hours

the burglaries started back in march and happened in salisbury township and newtown township. trish hartman has the latest. >> reporter: police say that all of that jewelry and other items is worth between $150,000 and $250,000. and now the suspect is charged. police are trying to get that jewelry back where it belongs. >> we are trying to reunite it, there are items here i believe are very personal to some of these people and i'm sure they would like to have that back. >> that is the goal of the police after they say this jewelry was stole in salisbury, newtown and white marsh township. the man behind is dalton. they captured his vehicle on surveillance pulling up to this home on may 13th. in working with other departments, they quickly realized that the same man was behind at least three other residential burglaries, having pounded hundreds of items at several pawnshops using his real i.d. and real name. and now inviting the victims to come to the township to see if any of the stolen items belong to them. >> they need the police report for what they reported stolen and be ab

the burglaries are targeted cars and rental vehicles. if you talk to anybody in san francisco they seem that they have a story about having their car broken into. >> it is all around the city and other cities but i feel here more. >> across the county the blocks are split, half of it is san francisco and half of it is daly city. >> daly police sergeant ed green says officers patrol around the border with san francisco. he says when they catch a burglar it is not uncommon for the as opposed to say they would rather get caught in france than the streets he patrols. >> the bad guys coming here, they might separate them out from other people in their groups and realize that don't get arrested in san mateo county. >> district attorney steve wasday has said they are aggressive. >> we prosecutor the crimes. >> repeat offenders in san francisco can serve ten days in jail. in san mateo it is six months to a year. >> everybody that is caught by the police in our county for auto burglary, we are going to prosecute. we don't divert them out. no one

the burglaries started back in march and happened in salisbury township and newtown township.has the latest. >> reporter: police say that all of that jewelry and other items is worth between $150,000 and $250,000. and now the suspect is charged. police are trying to get that jewelry back where it belongs. >> we are trying to reunite it, there are items here i believe are very personal to some o

as for the burglary suspect caught on camera, he is still on the run. in danville, kpix 5. >>> there's a pretty bold burglar who might be the biggest steph curry fam. he was caught on camera -- fan. he was caught on camera stealing steph curry jerseys and driving off in a dark-colored nissan altima. >>> tulsa -- tesla is on a hiring spree. many people were all charged up to work for the electric carmaker. >> reporter: for the bragging rights to say they helped make one of these, dozens lined up. >> i feel like they are going to grow. they are the future. >> reporter: the electric carmaker certainly is growing. we learned this week that tesla will be leasing more than 1 million more than 1,000,000 ft.2 -- 1 million square feet -- 1,000,000 in livermore. the model s took off the earlier this year. >> to see how they actually build them, that would be interesting to see how that works. >> reporter: this job applicant loves to see an american factory hiring hundreds and paying above minimum wage, $70 an hour and offering benefits including overtime. >> this

home burglarys in san francisco.blm, land management, what do they have? they have an officer who puts his weston in the -- -- weapon in the car and someone breaks in the car. >> so are they going to lean on that, a jury and look -- will the jury just look at the facts or -- >> no, the jury will be instructed just to look at the facts of the case. so emotionally, a jury will probably give steinle something. the real trick here will be to get to the jury and the federal courts because there will be so many motions where the governments government immunity, you can't come after that. dismiss this case and a judge is likely somewhere along the way to dismiss this case. if they get to the jury like i say, that will be a big win. >> even against a former sheriff? >> even against a former sheriff. he will say i did what i thought was right. >> that's the law of the land. >> right, so leave me alone. otherwise, they will be afraid to make decisions. >> and the chronicle editorial board sat down with the mayor. the judges ar

. >> robert morales is serving 35 years to life for burglary under california's three strikes law.lmate, zachariah guzman, has a 16-year sentence on several burglary and drug-related charges. >> you step out of bounds and disrespect somebody, you better expect that same disrespect back to you. you don't know in what amount that disrespect is going to be. you can have words with somebody. you better clean it up later. >> if you step on a man's foot, for instance, this man is doing 275 years and he doesn't give a [ bleep ] the sun don't shine. and you don't apologize. he may very well go back and show up with a knife and come and decapitate you. and it's happened. it's happened. it's happened in prison. i have seen it dozens of times over the 30 years i've been incarcerated. >> guzman and morales warned that on this yard, even jogging around the track can have fatal results if you don't know the rules. >> when you get too close to somebody on the track, you cough, let them know you're there, especially if you're running and there's a man walking in front of you, you want to yell out

but in his latest alleged burglary, he pulled a gas line instead.fter he left, neighbors smelled natural gas. they called police and fire crews to air out the home because they say the homeowner was out of town. the chief says the police got there later, it could have been a disaster. >> if the sump pump would have kicked on again or if the heater or something would have sparked, we would have lost that house and probably the two or three houses next to that house. >> police arrested william ganette and say he's linked to two other break-ins on the same street last week. >>> starting next month, when trenton police officers respwz % to a call, one of the first things they'll do is turn on a body camera. they will capture the entire response. supervisors will review the footage and commanders will audit the reviews. >>> valley forge military college will hold commencement exercises and mike stack will speak to the 101 graduates. valley forge military college is the only private junior military college in the united states where the entire student bod

in fact, every time we came to this location, we found no burglary victims. seem that the burglars are targeting visitors to the city and rental vehicles. seems like everybody has a story about having a car broken into >> what's scary is it's all around the city, and other cities, too but here more. >> just across the county line. >> this block is split. half is san francisco and half is dali city >> reporter: officer ed green say they patrol right along the border with san francisco. they say it's not uncommon when they get caught, they say they would rather get caught in san francisco. >> word of mouth from people in their group, they don't realize they get arrested here in san mateo county. >> that's because the county attorney made jail car burglars a priority. >> we have become aggressive >> reporter: repeat offenders in san francisco conserve just -- ka serve just ten -- can serve just ten days in san francisco, and in san mateo, up to a year. >> we prosecute. there is no free bite out of the apple >> reporter: for burglars, that's a razor's edge. the d

. >> cocky burglary suspect who bragged about theft on facebook behind bars this morning, 25 year oldiller captured on security cameras, walking through homes, stealing jewelry and other valuables in the pittsburgh area. he taunted them on facebook saying, quote, they call me the gingerbread man, catch me if you can, i'm running as fast as i can. time for a new scenery and a new state. end quote. when cops finally nabbed him, he was full of apologies. >> i'm taking responsibility for what i d i a popjoys to my victims after everyone affected. >> miller blamed the thefts on drugs, he relapsed, burglary and string of robberies. >> today is a great day to leave your car in the garage. right, pat? of course every day is a good day to leave your car in the garage. i have my bike here, fold up bike. i'll be riding this around philadelphia today. bike to work day. come join me. let's go. >> hope he can pick up some coffee for us, new way to drink coffee. new trend of coffee in a cone, and it claim to fame. >> ♪ >> the wait almost over for bruce springsteen fans, will rock september 7th. tick

.>>> 6:18 am at the time, and attempted burglary and to gunshots, and the -- two gunshots, and what theys. >>> the chaos that follows as dozens try to catch the go. -- goats. fill your family of four up, with eight pieces of delicious original recipe chicken and sides. it's a meal that's freshly prepared every day. court adjourned! colonel quality, guaranteed. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, 6:21 am. >>> the new jersey police have a new information on the location of the inmate, serving time for aggravated assault, burglary and drug possession. he previously served or teen years for manslaughter after killing a 10-month-old child. he was reported missing last tuesday after a headcount, and the police in new jersey have reports of people spotting him 50 miles from the prison, and scheduled to come up for parole later in the month. >>> the people in the rocky mountains and across the midwest cleaning up from tornado damage and colorado, oklahoma, missouri and illinois. several people were hurt, and the roofs collapse, dozens of windows smashed. one man saw the weather front coming his w

. >> burglary happened two days after a jogger was attacked at a berlin park. police do not believe the cases are related. >> times are changing. and it's terrible. >> both suspects are facing charges of burglary, conspirac conspiracy, criminal mischief and obstruction and told more charges are pending. cbs3 eyewitness news. >> bernie standers say this democratic convention in philadelphia could get messy. he tells associated press his suborder napts want aa party platform to reflect the needs of working families, poor and young people. meanwhile mill hillary clinton turned down an invitation to debate sanders on "fox" news before the california primary. >> ul trump is within striking distance ever the presidential nomination. 4 4 delegates up for grab in the washington primary. yesterday he added eight delegates from the u.s. virgin islands. he needs 60 more to clinch the nomination. >> president obama is continu continuing his stop to vietnam. the south vietnam meez capital of saigon said he is not singl singling out the country when talking about human right

he pulled a gas line in his latest burglary. after he left, neighbors smelled natural gas.they called police and fire crews to air out the home because they say theç homeowne was out of town. the chief says if police got there later, it could have been a disaster. >> the sump pump would have kicked on again or if the heater would have sparked we would have lost that house and probably two or three houses next to that house. >> they say he's also link to two other home break-ins on the same street. >>> this morning, a man who attacked a jogger in camden county is still on the loose. police say the woman was jogging in berlin park in berlin borough yesterday morning when a man grabbed her from behind and tried to sexually assault her. she managed to break free. she ran and locked herself in her car. she alerted another jogger who dialed 911 for help. unfortunately she wasn't able to get a good description of her attacker and he got away. despite the attempted assault, the sixth annual scholarship run to fight cancer went on as planned in the park last night. this is cell pho

. ♪ suspec o burglaries.s, who police are looking for, dead in a >>> new surveillance video this morning as police search for suspects in two burglaries. >> plus, who police are looking for after a woman is found dead in a duck pond. >> good morning, everybody, from the kpix 5 weather center. i will share with you where we'll top off at 94 today. >> if you take the bay bridge you're used to it. metering lights are on and the backup has started. details coming up. >>> good morning, it's tuesday, may 17. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. uber's facing more pushback in a quest to call drivers contractors. that's because the man who first filed suit says the recent settlement isn't fair. kpix 5's jackie ward is live in our newsroom. >> reporter: douglas o'connor the man who filed this lawsuit in 2013 wants to be classified as an employee of uber. the company is willing to pay $100 million to settle his claim but o'connor wants more. he says he is objecting to this on behalf of himself and hundreds of thousa

the two burglary suspects are seen breaking the glass of joe's chinese fast food at 3 a.m. on april 21. one of the suspects is wearing an oakland raiders hat. they may have played a part in a second burglary that also happened on great america parkway the same night. >>> in concord, police are looking for 26-year-old erick lamar nelson, armed and dangerous and the main suspect in a homicide case. someone found the remains of a woman in a duck pond in newhall yesterday morning. they think he is driving a black kia spectra and they say he knew the victim but no word on a motive yet. >>> another oakland police officer is on administrative leave in connection with a sexual misconduct connection, bringing the number involved to 4. they were allegedly involved with a 19-year-old woman known as celeste guap. the investigation began with officer brendan o'brien's suicide note last year. he said he sent her inappropriate text messages and that other officers had sex with her starting when she was 16. opd says it holds all employees accountable for their actions on and off duty and w

four suspects are arrested and charged with burglary and conspiracy to burglary. two more warrants have been issued. and vegas metro police are working hard to identify the rest of the mob. nationwide, a crime happens on average every three seconds, according to census data. so more than 1200 crimes may have been committed in the u.s. while you were watching this program. we've shown you a handful of brave crime stoppers who were assisted by a silent witness, the camera as crime fighter. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> this sunday, now, it's the democrats who are fighting in public. >> we will have the opportunity to defeat donald trump, we're going to have to defeat secretary clinton. >> this morning, my sitdown with hillary clinton. on bernie sanders. >> het me shea i don't think he has had a single negative ald against him. >> donald trump. >> no evidence he has ideas s about making america great. >> if you listen closely, it appears she has a new slogan. >> we're stronger together. we're strongertogether. >> plus, th

plan he presented president nixon to collect information about antiwar and radical groups using burglary, electronic surveillance, and opening of mail. >> it had been successful and valuable again, particularly in espionage. revolutionary climate they thought they needed to have the authority to do it. >> just before 7 p.m. eastern. >> she came and said you were chosen. she spoke on gary and also. her, what is happening to us? -- we asked what is happening to us? where are our parents? she said, you see that smoke? there are your parents. >> forced hard labor. this event was part of the united states holocaust memorial museum's first-person series. then on lectures in history -- >> and anarchist broke into the pittsburgh,arby shot him twice, and repeatedly stabbed him. this is one of the great failures in assassination history. kill, hedid he fail to also undermined the strikers for whom he is professing sympathy. public opinion does a discredit to the union movement. >> the university of maryland's robert child on social unrest at the turn of the 20th century. and then the 1968 presiden

he pulled a gas line in his latest burglary.bors smelled gas and called police to air out the home because they said the homeowner was out of town at the time. the chief says if police got there later, it could have been a disaster. >> the sump pump would have kicked on again or if the heater or something would have sparked, we would have definitely lost that house and probably two or three houses next to that house. >> police arrested william ganette and says he is related to other break-ins over the past week on the same street. he faces burglary and other charges. >>> now your first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> heading out the door, don't forget sunglasses. look at this beautiful view looking at the schuylkill river. sunny skies, a cool morning. the temperatures are already starting their climb towards the upper 70s in philadelphia today. a beautiful day, spring beauty. it was warm yesterday in the low 70s but that sunshine will really have a nice positive effect. the winds will stay light out of the north

hoover's footnotes advocated that the united states should commence or recommence to commit burglaries to acquire valuable intelligence information. is that right? >> yes. i told the bureau had undertaken a black bag jobs over a number of years until 1966. it had been successful and valuable in matters involving espionage. they felt that given the revolutionary climate, they thought they needed the authority to do. >> in both cases, your position and their position was in effect that the end justifies the means. >> i'm not going to speak for what their position is, but i don't think that fairly summarizes my position. >> i'm sure some of the other purposes here are going to question you on that issue. did president nixon approve the recommendations for change which you made on behalf of the intelligence community? >> yes. >> what happened after that? >> the question arose as to how the decisions were to be implemented. i recommended that i felt that the president ought to call the directors back into his office and for him in person. it seemed to me that that was the proper course to c