the judge said christopher hubbard will be their neighbor. the safety task force in los angeles county made the official announcement today. the pillow case rapist will be released. >> i am extremely disappointed with the court's decision to release serial rapist christopher hubbard into los angeles county. we took every legal action at our disposal to try to stop his return to our community. >> reporter: after his release, christopher hubbard will be watched round the clock for the first month in this home in unincorporated palmdale. then police will monitor his every move via gps. but his new neighbors and rape victims from other cases fought a losing battle to keep hubbard and other violent sexual predators like him locked up indefinitely. >> prison and institutions do not rehabilitate criminals, they make them better criminals. >> reporter: hubbard has been convicted of nearly 40 rapes. the chief in the l.a. county sheriff's office says hubbard has admitted to more than 100 rapes across the state and the deputy d.a. doubts rapistipists hu

. >> christopher hubbard admitted to raping at least 3 women in the area. bob redell is live outside the courthouse. this guy admits to raping at least 40 women and yet he is getting out of prison. >> reporter: they are and they will be showing up in hours to display their displeasure to release the man back into society. judge brown here at the hall of justice agreed to the conditional release of christopher hubbard to let him live in a home in hal mapalm da. according to the da's office he will be under strict super vision. he will have to wear a gps monitor. not happy at all. a couple of dozen residents argued that he will always be a threat to society. >> each time he was released he went out and offended again. he has been in jail and mental institutions and he is ready, supposedly healed and ready for release. he doesn't belong anywhere in a populated area. >> he has admitted to raping 26 women in the los angeles area back in the 1970s and another 15 in the early 1980s. he game known as the pillow case rapist because he used a pillow to silence the vi

they are terrified. >> reporter: they are talking about 63-year-old christopher hubbard, dubbed the "pillowcase rapist," hubbard admitted to sexually assaulting 40 women in the 1970s and '80s. he has been locked up since 1996. a judge decided to release hubbard to lake los angeles, a desert community in southern california, where a landlord has agreed to let him live in this small white house. >> we don't have the security. we don't have the streetlights. we don't have the safety. we have two sheriff patrol cars. they are not in the area? one gets called away? we don't have backup. >> reporter: these women part of a community group to keep hubbard out of their neighborhood. they say 900 sex offenders already live in the antelope valley. >> this is the second time. we're dumping ground. >> reporter: the message to the judge will include this warning. >> hubbard is not cured. he will offend again. and if the judge does release him down to our community or any other community, there will be a crime. >> reporter: if the order stands and hubbard makes the move to southern california, he wo

christopher hubbard also known as the pillowcase rapist terrorized women from the bay area to southernalifornia. he got his name because he put pillowcases over his victims heads to muffle their screams. hubbard admitted to 38 rapes over three decades. authorities believe the actual number of victims could top 100. >> we don't want him out, not where we live not were anyone else lives. >> last year san jose judge says hubbard could be released to the envelope valley, he would live five minutes away from misty breve illegals home. today the rape survivor told the judge she is scared. >> absolutely. if you look at his history, when he got out he never stopped he just kept doing it. >> hubbard has spent more of his life in prison and state mental hospitals than out. each time doctors deemed him no longer a danger and let him out, he raped again. some victims in the early 1980s were in sunnyvale at this apartment complex which was then called daisy rich, it has since changed names. no one we will talk to in the neighborhood remembers the pillowcase attacks. but those whom i call him neighb

herself misty leaves for san jose to plead with the judge to block the release of serial rapist christopher hubbard into her neighborhood. the single mom lives just five minutes away from the small white house that the landlord has agreed to rent to hubbard. here in lake los angeles, outside palmdale. >> he has to come by my house to go into town to get his medicine, to get, you know, groceries, to -- anything. and my kids play outside. so they are going to see -- he is going to see my kids outside and he is not going to stop. >> reporter: dubbed the pillowcase rapist hubbard admitted to sexually assaulting 40 women in the '70s an '80s locked up since 1996. >> he needs to stay locked up. >> reporter: sheryl holbrook was raped at 14. >> it brings back a lot of flashbacks when i was raped at 14ers. >> old and by knifepoint by two men. >> reporter: she and a dozen women formed the group the rates of lake los angeles upon hearing of hubbard's pending release. so far they have sent over 11,000 letters in protest to the santa clara county superior court judge supervising hubbard. >> don't make us have to

christopher hubbard was known as the pillowcase rapist. noel walker shows us how some people traveled a long way today to tell the judge why they are afraid that hubbard will strike again. >> reporter: they call themselves the ladies of lake los angeles. they traveled seven hours to san jose to ask a judge to stop a sexual predator from moving in. >> christopher hubbard needs to stay in lockup. >> reporter: for decades, he terrorized women from the bay area to southern california. he got his nickname, because he put pillowcases over the victims' heads to muffle their screams. the actual number of victims could top 100. >> we don't want him out. nowhere we live, not where anybody else lives, he could be released to the antelope valley. he would live five minutes away from misty's home. today, the rape surviver told the judge, she's scared. >> absolutely. if you look at his history, when he got out, he never stopped. he just kept doing it. >> reporter: hubbard spent more of his life in prison, and mental hospitals than out. each time doctors

christopher hubbard was convicted of raping 23 women in california in the '70s and served time. he moved to the bay area in the early 'le os and -- '80s and raped 15 more women here. he was sentenced to prison for 16 years and after that moved to a state mental hospital. a judge in santa clara county ordered his release in the area of palmdale. people there are upset about it. they say the community doesn't have the law enforcement resources to monitor hubbard. now, joining me now is cheryl holbrook. you are from the antelope valley. you traveled 350 miles just to be here and talk to this judge. talk to me about what you plan on telling him. >> we plan on telling him that christopher hubbard needs to stay in lockup. he committed his last crimes here in santa clara county. we are not a dumping ground. that's exactly what they are trying to do. we're not gonna stop this fight. we are gonna continue all the way to sacramento if we have to. he's not welcome in our valley, our community or anywhere else because he's a repeated sex rapist, seerlial rapist -- serial rapist. he will off

christopher hubbard was known as the pillowcase rapist. noel walker shows us how some people traveled a long way today to tell the judge why they are afraid that hubbard will strike again. >> reporter: they call themselves the ladies of lake los angeles. they traveled seven hours to san jose to ask a judge to stop a sexual predator from moving in. >> christopher hubbard needs to stay in lockup. >> reporter: for decades, he terrorized women from the bay area to southern california. he got his nickname, because he put pillowcases over the victims' heads to muffle their screams. the actual number of victims could top 100. >> we don't want him out. nowhere we live, not where anybody else lives, he could be released to the antelope valley. he would live five minutes away from misty's home. today, the rape surviver told the judge, she's scared. >> absolutely. if you look at his history, when he got out, he never stopped. he just kept doing it. >> reporter: hubbard spent more of his life in prison, and mental hospitals than out. each time doctors

christopher hubbard raped at least 40 women in san francisco and los angeles in the 1970s and '80s. as kristine lazar reports, he could be released from jail and soon. >> i have to stand my ground put my foot down, you know, voice my opinion. >> reporter: a mother of four daughters and a rape survivor herself, misty leaves for san jose tonight to plead with a judge to block the release of christopher hubbard serial rapist in her neighborhood. he lives five minutes away from the house that the landlord agreed to rent to him in los angeles outside palmdale. >> he has to come by my house to go in town and get medicine, groceries, anything. and he is going to see my kids playing outside. he is not going to stop. >> reporter: dubbed the pillowcase rapist he admitted to sexually assaulting 40 women's in the '70s and '80s. he has been locked up since 1996. >> he needs to stay where he's at, locked up. >> reporter: sheryl holbrook was raped at 14. >> it brings back a lot of flashbacks when i was raped at 14 years old by knifepoint by two men. >> reporter: she and a dozen women formed a grou

christopher hubbard was ordered released today.his most recent crimes occurred in santa clara county. he raped 40 women, some right  here in the bay area. he admitted to raping more than 100. at the time he was released from prison he raped again. >> last time a new victim or himself. >> sharing the concerns that mr. hubbard may well not be a reformed criminal and does pose risk. >> the judge ordered the release of hubbard sometime before july 7th. he'll be watched around the clock in the first six to 12 months of release and then he'll be put on a 24 hour monitoring device for the rest of his life. >> take a good look at this man with a mohawk. police are hoping you can help find him after what they're calling a gutsy crime. he pulled up in his car at a morgan hills target, pointed a shotgun and demanded her purse. five minutes later he used that shotgun later again at the subway down the street and got away with some cash. the man was spotted in a white car that could be a chevy calf va rear or dodge neon. the car had a black c

i'm still shaking. >> reporter: cheryl lived just five miles from convicted serial rapist christopher hubbard's new home. a santa clara judge announced this morning that hubbard, who has admitted to raping more than 40 women, will be released in the next 45 days. >> very concerned and worried because this evil man, the judge wouldn't listen to us when we went to san jose. >> reporter: hubbard served multiple sentences for heinous crimes against women. he was paroled in 1990 but arrested just two months later after attacking yet another victim. after his sentence ran out in 1996, hubbard was placed in a state mental hospital. mental health officials have now deemed the 63-year-old fit for release. news that doesn't sit well with women in the neighborhood. >> no one is going to be able to sleep. no one is going to be able to live comfortably anymore because of this. >> reporter: the ladies of lake l.a. have been fighting for months to keep him away just 17 miles from town. local and state officials have expressed extreme concern over hubbard's release but only two sheriffs patrolling lake los ang

terrorized the bay area will be released in los angeles county, as santa clara judge ruled today, christopher hubbard will be released in palmdale on july 7 july 7th. he has been in a state hospital since 1996. women came to san jose to speak against his release. hubbard has been in and out of custody for sexual assaults since the 1970s and the women fear he will strike again. >>> the man accused of killing morgan hill teen was in court today for the first time since prosecutors say they announced they will seek the death penalty. unsealing documents, supporters of the lamar family hope the threat of a death sentence will convince to tell the authorities where to find sierra's body. >>> a woman has filed a lawsuit against the in and out burger chain after hot coffee spilled on her lap. she was handed a cup of coffee at the drive through window that was so hot she count hold it and dropped it on her lap causing second degree burns, the woman said an employee told her it was against company policy to call 911, all workers are authorized to call 911 in emergency situations. >>> apple and three other sil

traveled 350 miles to be there so they could tell the judge they don't want christopher hubbard to live there. he's known as the pellow case rapist adding to raping 40 people throughout california. he's been living in a state mental hospital but the santa clara county court judge granted his conditional release. but under the law, he must be placed in an area that's 2,000 feet away from schools and parks. a home was located lake l.a., the people who live there are outaged and told the judge why hubbard should not live there. >> the neighbor next door to the house is a rape victim, two doors down, and we're sickened. we're disgusted. we're upset. flashbacks for us rape victims. we're not gonna stand for this. we'll fight this all the way to sacramento if we have to. >> reporter: thousands of letters and e-mails were given to the judge today from concerned citizens fearing for their safety. a handful of rape victims also gave testimony in court worried about court that -- that hubbard would reoffend. the court has determined that he's rehabilitated. upon release he would be monitored by a

inside, they warned the cause the consequences would be severe if he in fact released christopher hubbard to the palmdale area. the first speaker was sheryl holbrook, herself a rape victim in an unrelated case. >> and the flash backs is like it happened yesterday. and they're talking about -- if they release him to this house, i'm going to have to sleep with my gun. us women will sleep with our guns because we're going to have to live in fear every day. every night. >> reporter: hubbard was known as the pillowcase rapist because he used a pillow to silence his victims. he's now registered as a violent sexual predator who a judge says has served his time in prison and at the state hospital. because his last crime was in santa clara county, a judge here has jurisdiction over his release and ordered that release in the county where hubbard is from, los angeles. ed. >> right now they're going to link los angeles and our county and all the decisions regarding probation violations or anything remains up here. makes no sense. >> reporter: steve fox also spoke to the judge. he introduced the bill

los angeles, you can see them wearing the blue shirts, who do not want the convicted rapist, christopher hubbard, living in their neighborhood. they feel they've become a dumping ground for the sex offender. >> three minutes from an elementary school. >> this morning, cheryl hallbrook showed her the house where hubbard will live. it's not much, in a sparsely populated part of the desert, and that's what worries residents. if he were to reoffend and bring a victim back to his place, it's possible no one would know about it. what really infuriates, one of his new neighbors is a woman who was raped when she was a child. the judge has agreed to the conditional release of hubart. holbrook, who is also a victim of rape, doesn't think he will ever be cured. >> do not release him in our community or any other community, because he will re-offend again. and there will be a crime. whether it's a new victim or himself. and it's going to be a danger to any community, anywhere, including ours, and also to him. >> the d.a. office's says they'll have him under strict supervision with a ankle bracelet? >> that'

california to san jose to tell a judge their community is not a dumping ground. 63-year-old christopher hubbard known as the "pillowcase rapist" is set to be released and will live in a house in palmdale. >> we don't have the security. we don't have the streetlights. we don't have the safety. we have two sheriff patrol cars. they are not in the area, one gets called away, we don't have backup. >> if the judge's order stands, hubbard will have to wear a gps ankle bracelet and will have 24- hour security for the first 30 days. authorities tell us hubbard is already getting death threats on social media. and they are afraid of vigilante justice. >>> well, it's a case of tough justice for some teenaged boys accused of a cross-bay crime spree. authorities have linked the group to several burglaries including a home invasion where a mother was held at gunpoint in front of her children. but in a twist, juliette goodrich says the suspect's family members say they won't be bailing these boys out of jail. juliette. >> reporter: allen, these crimes were brazen, they were dangerous, and today these suspect

christopher hubbard admitted to raping at least 40 women during the 1970s and '80s and has been held in a state mental hospital since 1996. he will be allowed to live in palmdale. the move has outraged residents so much that they came all the way to the bay area to protest the judge's decision. >> no one is going to be able to sleep or live comfortably anymore because of this. >> hubbard will have several restrictions including gps monitoring around the clock. he will also have security with him whenever he leaves his house. >>> bay area wind turbines kill thousands of birds each year. the new project that is slated to change all that. >> the one climber is lucky to be alive after surviving a 70- foot fall into an icy crevasse and he caught it all on tape. >> it may be cloudy at the coast and chilly in san francisco. but it is perfect patio weather out here in danville. we are live with your forecast for the memorial day holiday weekend. that is coming up in 10 minutes. >> dozens of tweets are behind the mad dash for money in the bay area. the clues for cash. ,,,,,,,, thou >>> it's a

christopher hubbard must be released by july 7th and will live in the city of palm dale.authorities say he is linked to as many as 100 rapes in in southern california. >>> new details about a deadly shooting last night many hayward. hayward police are asking for help finding whoever killed a 27-year-old man. a second shooting victim later turned up in the hospital. he is expected to survive. a man who owns a repair shop tells us what he heard. >> i didn't think it was gunfire. i thought it was a car backfiring or something like that. but the people who were on the outside said it was gunfire so i came down. >> reporter: police have not released the name of the man who was killed. a man tells us there were plans for a small memorial tonight. >>> if you're headed to tahoe except a lot of company. the city is bracing for the busiest holiday in years. many people made their reservations months in advance. >>> we have a meteor shower tonight. and it's going to be good. we have good visibility out there right now. you can see the sky out there right now. tomorrow night around 1

christopher hubbard must be released by july 7th and will live in the city of palm dale.authorities say he is linked to as many as 100 rapes in in southern california. >>> new details about a deadly shooting last night many hayward. hayward police are asking for help finding whoever killed a 27-year-old man. a second shooting victim later turned up in the hospital. he is expected to survive. a man who owns a repair shop tells us what he heard. >> i didn't think it was gunfire. i thought it was a car backfiring or something like that. but the people who were on the outside said it was gunfire so i came down. >> reporter: police have not released the name of the man who was killed. a man tells us there were plans for a small memorial tonight. >>> if you're headed to tahoe except a lot of company. the city is bracing for the busiest holiday in years. many people made their reservations months in advance. >>> we have a meteor shower tonight. and it's going to be good. we have good visibility out there right now. you can see the sky out there right now. tomorrow night around 1

today, a judge in san jose stamped the official release papers for christopher hubbard, the pillow case rapist as he is known will soon be heading to palm dale. tonight that community is terrified and angry. >> he knows if he re-offends again, he's not getting out. so is he going to leave a witness? that's the fear. >> reporter: he was convicted of at least 40 rapes throughout the state. the sheriff's office says he has admitted to more than 100. he was known as a pillow case rapist because he used to pillow to silence screams of his victims. >> there will be a crime, whether it's on another victim or himself. >> reporter: every time hubbard has been released from prison for rape, he's raped again. and earlier this week a group of prosecutors and women urged the judge to change his mind. they say people like hubbard will always be a threat. >> he may not be a reformed criminal and does pose risk. >> reporter: he will be watched round the clock in the first month of his release, then he'll carry a 24-hour gps monitoring system for the rest of his life. the pillowcase rapist will be in so

christopher hubbard has admitted to raping 40 women in california in the 1970s and '80s.he holiday. the weather is turning around. we saw a scattered light showers yesterday. now high pressure is building in overhead. looking toward russian hill we have a mixed bag. mixture of sun and clouds. morning sun into the afternoon. high pressure now beginning to build in overhead and that low that brought us the showers now moving eastward. so the combination of the ridge building in, well, we are going to see the nice sunshine outside into the afternoon hours and temperatures will warm up today. 70s and low 80s well inland, 60s and 70s around the bay. along the coastline still cool with patchy fog and temperatures there generally into the 60s. next couple of days, we will warm the numbers up quite a bit. in fact, this weekend may be hot in spots inland with some 90s really possible. 60s toward the coastline. cooling a little on memorial day. we are going to check out your "kcbs traffic" coming up next. what is performance? 0 to 60? or 60 to 0? how a car performs in a quarter-mil

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seral rapist christopher hubbard was convicted of raping and assaulting 40 women between 1971 to 1982ng here in the bay area. he's been in a state mental hospital since his release from prison in 1996. this morning agog in santa clara county will hold a hearing to determine if he will be released in unincorporated palm dale. that plan has sparked outrage among people who live in the community. they have organized a facebook page and they have urged people to come to the bay area to tell the judge hubbard is not wanted and to keep looking for another city to relocate him to. the l.a. district attorney and politicians from the area have announced the decision. one said that a judge should release hubbard in santa clara county. the public hearing to discuss all of this will take place at 10:00 a.m.. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a homicide investigation is under way in san francisco after a man was shot in the head and later died at the the hospital. police say the shooting was reported at 9:15 last night. the victim was taken to san francisco ge

the public will get a chance to weigh in on whether they should let this man out. 63-year-old christopher hubbard has admitted to raping and assaulting 40 women between 1971 and 1982. the santa clara county superior court judge is going to listen to the public comments that come in today about letting him go. last month a landlord in a sparcely populated area agreed to rent a home to him. his release has been met with harsh opposition from the l.a. county da and others. >>> cal is opening up to criticism. authorities say a worker fell 15 feet to his death at a home construction site. this is on south delaware street. investigators at this point say it looks as though this death was accidental, but cal osha says they could be cited if there was any work plays violations. >>> also happening now san jose police are looking for a 13- year-old girl who ran away from her home on david avenue t family members say that nana o'donnel has ptsd and a history of depression. she's taking medication, and she's considered at risk. she recently tried to commit suicide. she's described as being hispanic and ways

christopher hubbard is known as the pillowcase rapist.been tied to as many as 100 rapes from the bay area to southern california during the 1970s and '80s. yesterday a group calling itself the ladies of lake los angeles drove seven hours from southern california to be at the courthouse in san jose. they are certain hub art will strike -- hubart will strike again. >> christopher hubart needs to stay in lockup. >> we don't want him out not where we live, not where anybody else is. >> the pillowcase rapist got his name because he puts pillowcases over his -- over his victims' heads muffling their screams. a judge in san jose is deciding his fate because his most recent crimes were here in the bay area. >>> aldon smith has changed his plea in his weapons and dui case putting his fate in the hands of a judge. smith was in court in san jose yesterday changing his plea from not guilty to no contest. and that's the legal equivalent to an add mission of -- admission of guilt. he faces three felony weapons charges related to a party at his home in

christopher edwards hubbard admitted to raping women between the 19 1 and 1982. investigators say the numberer is actually closer to 100 women. folks in the the community have protested his release. so the question is, where will he go let's go back to dan shore, former prosecutor who worked sex crime cases. this guy had served his time, and was being held in a mental facility? >> right. he was released from prison in 1996. his crimes were with multiple women, ending in 1982, then he was incarcerated in a psychiatric facility, not a prison and is going to be released into a communit y. it's difficult when you have a serial rapist, served their time in prison. where do they live? you still worry about him being a threat to the community. >> he has to wear the gps bracelet that monitors his whereabouts. are you satisfied with that kind of thing? >> it's comforting he will be watched but it's still disconcerting that someone who is violent convicted rainess will be in -- rapess in the community. a local assemblyman was trying to spread the word about the fact he is

christopher hubbard admitted to raping 38 women throughout california, including many here in the bayervision, including wearing an ankle gps monitor. hubbard will not be in court today for those public comments. >>> the san jose vocational college was shut down without warning, it's back open this morning. dozens of students got to bryman college monday to find "no trespassing" signs. they had to leave in the middle of class when a locksmith showed up to change the locks with no explanation. now, an attorney for the school says financial troubles caused it to fall behind on its rent. last night, the school's president announced to dispute is settled and classes resumed this morning. >>> we'll have a look at weather and traffic after this break. >>> welcome back. 9:28 is the time. taking a live look. overcast still in san francisco. meanwhile, we are clearing out nicely, just some haze left over in the south bay. temperatures will be comfortable for today. upper 70s to low 80s in the warmest cities. but we're only going to hit the mid-60s in san francisco. 66 for you. 80 out in the ea