. >>> and on the fifth anniversary of the murder of chauncey bailey by members of your black muslim bakery, a woman comes forward with her story of abuse by former bakery leader yusuf bey sr. >> i knew he molested children, but never in a million years did i think he was doing that to his own children. >> coming up next. >>> good evening. i'm belva davis. welcome to "this week in northern california." joining me tonight are lisa krieger, tom vacar, ktvu news. and rachel gordon, san francisco chronicle, city hall reporter. rachel, i want you to explain the scope of the hospital deal and what caused it to fall apart. >> this is a huge hospital deal. $2.5 billion. it was supposed to be the rebuild of two hospitals in san francisco. building a 555-bed hospital for the medical center. cathedral hill at van ness and gary. also to rebuild st. luke's hospital in the mission district. one of the only acute care emergency room hospitals on that part of the city. mayor lee said he came together with a big deal with the hospital in spring. he was ready to go forward with it. money for housing and tran

>> there is only feet from where chauncey bailey was killed. oman is using anniversary of bailey's death to speak out. she spoke with our media partner. >> this first timt happened to me i was eight. i was in the bathroom with one of the wives. he came back there. motioned for me to come to him. and when i went to him, he started molesting me. >> she is exposing the dark side of a once prominent man. yousef bey. the founder of your black muslim bakery. she paints a different picture of the man. >> word on the street is that if you're down and out and black and you need a place to go, the bakery was there. >> bey founded the bakery in 1971 and used the profile to get other blacks excited about business ownership. anna lived in the east bay all of her life, remembering the bakery well. >> part of creating a neighborhood that has businesses owned by african americans serving in african american community at a time when that wasn't a lot that have happening. >> saying bey was a dynamic speaker. she would later get the courage to run and get help. he

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. >>> and on the fifth anniversary of the murder of chauncey bailey by members of your black muslim bakery, a woman comes forward with her story of abuse by former bakery leader yusuf bey sr. >> i knew he molested children, but never in a million years did i think he was doing that to his own children. >> coming up next. >>> good evening. i'm belva davis. welcome to "this week in northern california." joining me tonight are lisa krieger, tom vacar,

. >>> and on the fifth anniversary of the murder of chauncey bailey by members of your black muslim bakery, a woman comes forward with her story of abuse by former bakery leader yusuf bey sr. >> i knew he molested children, but never in a million years did i think he was doing that to his own children. >> coming up next. >>> good evening. i'm belva davis. welcome to "this week in northern california." joining me tonight are lisa krieger, tom vacar, ktvu

. >>> today marks the 5th anniversary of the assassination of journalist, chauncey bailey shot down on an oakland street by a member of your black muslim bakery. today for the first time, we hear from a woman who describes what she says was years of rape and abuse at the bakery by its founder. it started when she was eight years old. >>> seeing the look on my face, he threatened me, my brothers and sisters, you know, that if i told anyone, my whole family would end up killed. we lived there, so i never said a word. >> bay fathered three children with banks. years later, one of her daughters told her bay tried to molest her. that's when she went to police. with the help of dna tests, bay was charged with 27 counts of rape. he died of cancer in 2003 while awaiting trial. >>> two inmates are still on the loose nearly 24 hours after escaping from the north county detention facility. the sheriff's department says these men made it past security fencing around 9:30 last night. a third suspect tried to escape, but was caught. both inmates were serving sentences for drug and alcohol violations

. >> belva: this week marks five years since the murder of oakland journalist chauncey bailey. he was shot and killed by members of your black muslim bakery while investigating the organization. the violent saga is now legendary. many suffered at the hands of yusuf bey sr., the group's leader. one provided testimony of sexual abuse and violence and welfare proud fraud which led to bey's arrest. previously known only as jane doe number one, kowana banks has gone public. her story was released by louise rafkin. now a clip from a web documentary produced for the new youtube channel, the ifiles. ♪ >> when i was 10, my father got arrested and my stepmom could not take care of us. we ended up at the bakery. >> belva: i'm joined by kowana banks and louise rafkin. welcome. >> thank you for having us. >> belva: start by telling us how you ended up at foster care and the bakery? >> i ended up there because my father was arrested for whatever charge, he was arrested. he couldn't take care of us. he took us to the bakery so yusuf bey and his wife could take care of us. >> belva: who was us

today marks the 5th anniversary of chauncey bailey. he was investigating the finances of the muslim bakery. last year they found him guilty of first-degree murder in his death. >>> they are trying to get them to stop downloading pornography at work. >>> it appears congress will head out for among long recess. they had hoped to form a vote but they don't have votes they need. it will protect themselves from cyber attacks rather than have more government regulations. >>> yes the republican controlled house inn clouding those for the wealthest americans. they let cuts expire for those individuals making more than 200,000 a year. republicans and democrats have until the end of the year to reach an agreement before all tax cuts expire. >>> new on the atlanta particular, the atlantic bad mitt continue is now -- bad mid- en has now gone out and japan will not be punished for this. since yesterday, 8 bad mid-en players will be disqualified to get a better draw. >>> former usc berkeley swimmers, nathan adrian both won golds yesterday. stamford

story of abuse by the founder of >>> today marks five years to the day when oakland journalist chauncey baileymurdered, shot and killed while walking to work in downtown oakland by members of your black muslim bakery. he was working on a story about the baker's finances and several members of the bakery were arrested and convicted of killing him. >> a woman known as jane doe one has come forward to tell her story of rape and abuse by your black muslim bakery leader. is he she's is he decided to step forward to help other children trapped in similar situations. and nick smith is live with the story. >> i'm only feet away from where chancey bailey was murdered and killed by a masked gunman because he was investigating a north oakland business and its leader. now, the woman who says she was abused is speaking out using the anniversary of his death as her laumpbling pad to advocate for those who have been a victim after bus. take a look. her name is, she's known as jane doe number one. with the help of our media partners the 44-year-old shared how her testimony led to criminal charges being filed

journalist chauncey bailey was shot and killed in 2002. at that time he was investigating the finances of a black muslim bakery. the bakery's owner was later convicted of ordering the murder of bailey and two other men and was sentenced to three life terms >> campbell police are on the lookout for a religious statue stolen from outside a church on north first street. what makes it even more unbelievable is the church is right across the street from the campbell police department. investigators say it was likely that two people were needed to take the statute. some of the members of the church are doing their best to turn the other cheek >> i hope this incident is maybe some kind of catalyst to have him closer to god. >> so far, investigators have no suspects or motives or leads. >> right across the street from a police station >> sometimes there is a fire next door from the fire department >> lawrence is up on the roof for the weather >> it feels good out here with a cool sea breeze. a couple of patches of fog out here. no reported delays

. >>> more trouble for an east bay leader, chauncey bailey project reports that the state bar of californiaas filed new charges against lorna brown. it reportedly stems from documents that brown admitted to smuggling out of jail. she said a list of names was meant for away area associate. he was convicted of the murder of two men. >>> and we are going to hear from some of the families of the victims killed in the aurora movie theater. a spokesperson said they will talk about some of the behind scenes events. 12 people were killed and 58 others were injured when a gunman opened fire on the premier opening day of the dark knight rises. >>> and a bunch of residents are very nervous. more than 2 dozen after shocks follow a magnitude 4.2 quake last night. last night self quakes knocked out the power and pushed 20 mow bull homes off their foundations. the town is east of san diego. how is it looking sal? >> not bad. as a matter of fact we are doing well when it comes to this tuesday morning, traffic continues to do well on highway 4 as you drive through concord and it is a little bit slow but 680

. >> today marks the fifth anniversary of the murder of chauncey bailey.ar, a jury found bey and bey's son guilty of first- degree murder in bailey's death. >>> well, hundreds of cabs have been pudged out of -- have been pulled out of service because of insurance lapsing. >>> on tuesday, the policies lapsed for more than 500 owner/operated cabs. now, big companies like yellow can be use a different cab. they were not affected. that issue should be resolved in a couple of days, it's reported. >>> breaking news. police from several south bay agency searching for a suspect would be may be tied to a homicide. several streets in santa clara are blocked off as we speak. janine de la vega just arrived there. what do you know right now? >> reporter: we just got on scene. we're in the neighborhood south of el camino and lawrence expressway. if you can, try to avoid this area because there are numerous police cars surrendering here. if you can see from chopper 2 there is a perimeter set up in this neighborhood because the entire area is in lockdown. we're told they