investigators say ciancia was carrying out a vendetta against the government. if conducted ciancia could face the death penalty. >> the search in the snowy idaho wilderness for a pilot and family just ended for the day. the plane has not been found. silicon valley executive dale smith was piloting the beach bonanza six seater. on board his son, daughter and her fiancee. smith's business partner says if anyone can survive, he can. >> he has done boy scout stuff with troops and children. that type of stuff. yes. i think he's one that could survive this. yes. >> about 60 people were searching today conditions deteriorating. overnight, temperatures dropped to 0 degrees. so it's extreme. command staff will meet to decide status of the search tomorrow, where they will go from here. >> activists protested against a plan to bring more crude oil by train. the demonstrators say the plan before the bay area air quality management district would allow the refinery in benicia to prose pro is hes lower quality oil saying crude oil is dirtier z they fear it will damage the ba

ciancia could face the death penalty if convicted. >>> just moments ago, gilroy police announced they arrested the man wanted for killing a woman on christmas day. 21-year-old ernesto rodriguez had been armed and on the run since yesterday after his family found a woman's body in the home they shared with rodriguez. police say he had a restraining order forbidding him from having contact with the victim, 21-year-old alma ortega. ortega's death is the city's third homicide of the year. >>> checking other bay area headlines, two people are injured and two others displaced after a three-alarm fire in san francisco. fire officials say it broke out around 9:00 last night at a three-story victorian building on baker street. still no word on a cause. >>> the family of a 13-year-old oakland girl declared brain- dead after undergoing tonsil surgery is thinking of moving her to a facility that would keep her on a ventilator. earlier this week, a judge ordered children's hospital oakland to keep jahi mcmath on life support at least through monday. >>> the day after christmas is a good day to rec

airport police shot ciancia four times. he was hospitalized for two week before being placed in federal custody. ciancia will be arraigned today in federal court. if convicted he faces the death penalty. >> it is an after christmas tradition in san francisco: christmas tree recycling. this morning, san francisco recology leaders will announce collection dates for curb side christmas tree recycling that are sent through a chipping machine that turns them into biomass fuel to generate electricity. that keep hundreds of disregarded trees out of landfills. the city recycles 5389 -- 539 tons of christmas see. >> and 7:53. >> from mount tamalpais, you can see it is bouncy at 2,600' but beautiful picture of sausalito and san francisco and the bay bridge in the back ground. temperatures within a degree of yesterday. we are 67 in fremont. we will set a record in oakland at 68. san francisco will be about 64. 16 more seconds of sunshine today. most of the state is question it but los angeles and to san diego it will be windy and los

. >> pam: accused l-a-x airport gunman paul anthony ciancia was formally indicted on murder charges todayderal grand jury issued 11 felony counts, including murder and attempted murder. 23-year-old paul ciancia is >> pam: accused of killing a t-s-a officer and targeting two others during the november 1-st shooting. >> pam: the indictment calls the shooting "an act of terrorism" and says ciancia committed the crimes after substantial planning. if convicted the 23-year-old could face the death penalty. >> pam: george zimmerman can now add "painter" to his resume. >> pam: zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin.and now.he's finding an artistic way to make some money. grant is back with a look at the painting, the hype, and the bidding war. grant? >> reporter: tried to pay off his massive debt by selling off some of his artwork. >> reporter:and his first creation, which was listed on ebay this week, has sparked a bidding war that has pushed its price up from a starting point of $0.99 to almost $100,000 as of tuesday morning. it's a blue american flag featur

indicted policy on seah on charges -- paul ciancia . he is accused of killing the agent and wounding three others. was a data breach, and then lawsuits, and now target may have a customer loyalty problem on their hands. >> linda bell joins us with a look at that and how trading is expected to go this morning. you said it right. target is trying to get customers in the stores. it is offering free credit reports and discounts and told customers targeted in the data breach that they will not be responsible for fraudulent charges. they are also opening up a new website to communicate with customers. elsewhere until they feel comfortable shopping at target again. they are facing almost two dozen lawsuits over the security breach. up with my next report, retailers are scrambling to make customers feel better after the ups failure on getting delivers -- deliveries on time for christmas. up in the is coming next hour. get ready toople return holiday gifts, some haven't gotten them yet. >> it is because of a mixup with ups. there could be good n

the brief hearing for paul you ciancia finished up a few minutes ago at a jail where he is being held in federal custody. he reportedly had bruises on his face and a bandage on his neck. investigators say ciancia targeted tsa officers when he pulled a semi-automatic rifle from a bag and opened fire inside terminal 3 on november 1. one tsa agent was killed. >>> earlier, a year after the mass shooting at sandy hook elementary, the 911 calls from that day were just released. recordings show how dispatchers urged callers to take over mobilize for help and asked how the children were doing as gunshots could be heard in the background. prosecutors originally wanted to keep those calls confidential to protect the survivors and victims. but the state attorney dropped that fight. 20 children and six adults were killed in the 2012 shooting. >>> on to wall street now. stocks have been sliding as investors assess the outlook for stimulus by the fed and right now take a look the dow jones is down 69 points, the nasdaq at this point down 44. it follows a report that u.s. businesses added the most j

today, paul ciancia wore a bandage over his throat. he's been charged with 11 federal courts including murder and attempted murder. if convicted, ciancia could face life in prison or the death penalty. >>> a robust year on wall street with the major indexes up about 25%. stocks moved higher. the dow industrial gained 122 points to close out another record high. nasdaq was up 11 points. today's catalyst was a decline in weekly jobless claims. claims fell sharply. 338,000 americans applied. that's down. lower than most of the economists had forecast. >>> amazon is refunding shipping fees to some who's packages did not arrive. over loaded systems, and bad weather were blamed that prevented packages from reaching destinations on time. neither shipping company have said how many customers were effected. in addition to reshipping fees, amazon is sending $20 gift cards to some of its customers. >>> retailers are using deep discounts to lure shoppers back into the stores. in concord, we found plenty of people returning or exchanging gifts. som

ciancia was on a shooting rampage at lamb last month killing a t.s.a. officer and wounding three others. ciancia will likely be asked to enter a plea at the hearing at san bernardino county jail and the case will be assigned to a judge in los angeles and trial is likely set. he faces the death penalty. >> next, how doctors can perform surgery without actually being in the room because of technology from a bay area company. aalso, the new year brings price hikes for satellite t customers. it could raise your services. >> the annual post holiday tradition in san francisco, helping residents get rid of a fire danger now that holiday >> covering los altos, antioch, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> 6:46. welcome back, happening today the same stores that were open around-the-clock for holiday shopping are open today for after christmas sales and returns. our reporter is live in pleasant hill. the retailers doing anything to make up for the lackluster sales? >> whatever they can. if you are watching this in your pajamas, it is 7:00 and the

today ciancia will be arraigned in federal court. if convicted, he faces the death penalty. >>> five people have been arrested after a christmas melee broke out at a movie theater parking lot in florida. authorities say it started after a group of young adults rushed the building and tried to force their way inside. an officer used pepper spray on the group and they left. at the same time they say a fight started outside the theater and grew to a large brawl involving about 600 teenagers, jumping and fighting -- fighting and jumping on cars. there were no serious injuries reported. the five people arrested are all under the age of 20 and now face misdemeanor charges. >>> imagine telling your kids on christmas morning their presents are missing. that was reality for one family who still is patiently waiting. their story is up next. >>> olga. >> well, reality as we're getting some sunshine at last. we started off with all that cloud cover this morning. i'm tracking some moisture off toward our north. you can see the snow showers. is an

ciancia walked -- walked innd his to lax and killed a tsa agent and hurt three others.e desk or she has the latest with what is going on. >> they're going to want to check on everything, if they signed up for coverage on healthcare.gov. give thensurance -- insurance company a call and make sure they are enroll. some people were unable to even sign up after waiting hours and trying to get assistance. health-care shoppers trying to enroll up into the last minute for the last days before the deadline, december 24 was the deadline to enroll to have coverage by the first of the year. they had about 2 million visits to healthcare.gov and only -- and over 250,000 calls ahead of that. not even bemay enrolled after thinking they did sign up. you're going to want to go ahead and check if you thought -- if you have already gone on to healthcare.gov. out of video coming in california where crews are working to stop a brush fire from spreading. the flames consumed more than 10 acres so far and officials are watching the weather this morning. can be gusty and feel those flames. >> ag

ciancia will be arraigned. they say ciancia walked into the airport last month, pulled a rifle out of his bag and then opened fire. he could get the death penalty if convicted. >>> right now power crews are working around the clock to get the lights back on to thousands who spent christmas in the cold and in the dark. more than 100,000 in michigan and more than 15,000 in maine and vermont still do not have electricity. it was knocked out five days ago in an ice storm. icy roads made for a messy drive in michigan as well where there were dozens of accidents. temperatures have remained far below trezing making it very difficult for power crews to remove ice on power lines. >>> well, new this morning, reports that a u.s. drone opened fire overnight. we're tracking new developments. >>> word how a good deed at a drive-through is becoming a holiday tradition. and at 4:37 it's a chilly start to your thursday. we are a warm-up. weather and traffic next. >>> so if you are already planning a getaway for the new year, we

ciancia was allegedly carrying a note about killing tsa agents.he death penalty. >>> major medical news for millions of americans who are arthroscopic knee surgery. a new study finds that fake surgery is just as good as the real thing when it comes to relieving pain and other symptoms. researchers in finland found no difference in patients a year after those who had had the surgery. and those who only thought they had it. earlier studies have found that physical therapy works just as well as surgery for knee pain. >>> now, to a special christmas eve delivery that took a new york family by surprise. >> karen hollander was out shopping for car seats for an unborn child when she went into labor in the parking lot of a bank. the ambulance arrived to take her to the hospital. but the baby was apparently in quite a rush. the e.m.t. had to pull over and deliver baby alexandra right there on the side of the road. dad didn't even know his daughter was born until he got to the hospital. >> people were saying congratulations. and i didn't know what for. and

paul ciancia made a brief court appearance.tigators say he specifically target it t s eight agents when he burst into the airport with a gun on november 1st. >> reporter: 3 of the charges in the indictment carries a potential death penalty. if he is convicted he will face either life in prison without parole or death penalty if the attorney general of the united states decides that this is a capital case. >> catherine: ciancia is basing each 11 criminal charges including murder. he's accused of killing t as a officer hall rondo hernandez the other team as a officers and a passenger were hurt. the trout is set to begin in february. >> catherine: target says it has no evidence that its customer's pin numbers have beenthis is the latest update in the wake of a hack to the 40-million customers in the wrong hands. >> catherine: late last week, target said that the hack began on black than two weeks to december 15th. >> catherine: target says they are working to address the issue and are in the early stages of a criminal and forensic

last month says he is not guilty. 23-year-old paul ciancia was in court today. he is facing 11 federal charges including murder and attempted murder. police say that he opened fire killing a tsa agent and injuring two others. if convicted he could face life in prison or the death penalty. >>> we didn't have it go very far to cover this next story. in fact, it happened right outside our door. a few of our coworkers witnessed police tackle this bank robbery suspect. the man almost got away. but he got tripped up right in front of our building on battery street! the security cameras around our building caught the whole thing. take another look as the suspected bank robber takes off running with the backpack. you might have noticed the surprised faces on our camera guys next to the news van. nobody was injured in the chase. >>> a gilroy man is behind bars tonight in connection with a christmas day murder. police say 21-year-old ernesto rodriguez had been hiding from police after his family found a woman's body yesterday in the home that they shared with him. the vic

paul ciancia pled guilty. he's been charged with murder as well as 10 other counts. prosecutors say they may seek the death penalty. ciancia's trial is scheduled to begin january 11th in los angeles. >>> that should have never happened. because they broke our heart. >> how police and firefighters save add family's christmas after a thief stole their christmas. >> a change to the unseasonably warm temperatures. how much cooler it's going to be in the bay area tomorrow. [ male announcer ] some things are simply better at home. like the enticing aroma and distinctive taste of nespresso. elegant capsules meet masterfully crafted machines, and one touch creates the perfect coffee, cappuccino, and latte. ♪ tempt all your senses with one extraordinary coffee. [ penélope cruz ] nespresso. what else? [ male announcer ] discover the world of nespresso on grant avenue and nespresso-us.com. >>> ac transit workers will hold a crucial vote tomorrow on whether to approve a tentative contract. they've already voted down two other tentative agreements. jana katsuyama is here and she'

paul ciancia was wounded before that arrest. he appeared less than three minutes before a judge. u.s. attorney general eric holder will have to ultimately decide if ciancia will face the death penalty if he is convicted. >>> and funeral services set today, for a mississippi police officer who was gunned down after a bank robbery. the fbi has joined the search for the suspect, seen in surveillance tape entering the bank with gun drawn. gale stauffer, a 38-year-old iraq war veteran, was killed. another officer was severely wounded. >>> we may learn more today about the connecticut school shooting a year ago. state police will reveal more details from their investigation, following a summary report a month ago. the conclusion is still the same. adam lanza acted alone. in killing 20 first graders, 6 staffers and then himself. lanza reportedly destroyed his computer's hard drive before going to the school. the fbi is still trying to rebuild it to learn lanza's motive. >>> all county clerks in utah, now issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. four counties that had been holding

paul ciancia pled guilty. he's been charged with murder as well as 10 other counts. prosecutors say they may seek the death penalty. ciancia's trial is scheduled to begin january 11th in los angeles. >>> that should have never happened. because they broke our heart. >> how police and firefighters save add family's christmas after a thief stole their christmas. >> a change to the unseasonably warm temperatures. how much cooler it's going to be in the bay area tomorrow. >> a tentative agreement to avoid another transit drive. why some a.c. transit employees say why in just the next few hours they'll be voting against that contract. >>> ac transit workers will hold a crucial vote tomorrow on whether to approve a tentative contract. they've already voted down two other tentative agreements. jana katsuyama is here and she's learned that some workers plan to vote no even if that might mean a strike. and jana katsuyama is live in san leandro with the rank in file's reaction. >> reporter: frank we are now just less than six hours away from the start of that vote. and as you

witnesses to the shooting said that ciancia asked whether they worked for the tsa before moving on.e is scheduled to be arraigned on these indictments on december 26th. in the meantime he remains in jail. jon. jon: such a strange and sad story. arthel neville. thank you. jenna: switching gears to foreign policy now. new reports are saying that leaders in the west are sending signals to syrian rebels that president assad may have to stay after all. if true it would be an about-face for the president who in the past rejected direct military intervention while making pronouncements like these back in may. >> assad needs to go. he need to transfer power to a transitional body. that is the only way we're going to resolve this crisis. jenna: back in may was the first time the president said anything publicly. in a statement before that he said assad must leave. ambassador john bolton is with us, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and fox news contributor. what do you think has changed? if these reports have change are true what has changed? >> we have reports of iranian revolutionary guar

. >>> a not guilty plea from paul ciancia accused of killing a tsa agent last month faces 11 felony chargesluding first-degree murder in the death of 39-year-old girardeau hernandez. if convicted he faces life in prison without parole or a death penalty. his trial is scheduled to begin on february 11th. >>> monsignor lind accused of covering up crimes is being relieved from prison. an appeals court overturned his conviction ruling a lower court mislabeled child endangerment laws. the state district attorney says an appeal is likely. >>> it is anything but a game and it could be a hate crime. 27-year-old conrad barread facing criminal hate crime charges. prosecutors say he videotaped himself sucker punching an elderly black man last month. someone who witness it could not believe what he was seeing. >> his face was swollen here on this side and he is sucking out of a straw. what is the world coming to? >> so disturbing. conrad barrhett was arrested on thursday and due in court today on a hearing. >>> the family of 13-year-old jahi mcmath wants to transfer her to a nursing home to continue ca

if convicted, ciancia could get the death penalty. the grace period ends friday if you want to get health insurance that starts january first, 20-14. frustrated trying to sign up for obamacare. there is a chance the grace period could be extended beyond friday, especially if the system continues to have trouble. but that decision will be made only after covered california officials consult with insurance companies and brokers who are trying to help people sign up. a former nba player says he wants to build a one-point- three billion dollar arena on the las vegas strip. vegas strip arena jackie robinson announced the project this week. it's tentatively called the "all net arena and resort". it would be built on the site of a former water park near the renovated sls las vegas hotel-casino and the fontainebleau tower. robinson says the project is privately funded. he says construction could begin next spring and be completed in 2016. the 22- thousand -seat stadium would be the second new arena in vegas. now time for the kron4 tech report

paul ciancia was indicted on 11 felony counts, including murder.rosecutors say he walked into l.a.x., pull a rifle from his bag, opened fire on tsa agents. one died, three others injured. officials have not decided whether or not to seek the death penalty in the case. the trial is set for february 11th. security at airports is high during this busy travel season. the i-team discovered the number of passengers caught bringing guns into the airport doubles over the past year. >> reporter: these are some of the weapons found in recent months at l.a. international airport including smith and weszen and berretta handguns. nikko of the tsa. >> we have situations where guns have gone off in the tickets area and narrowly missed hitting somebody. >> reporter: guns brought into airports can kill like when paul ciancia brought a gun into l.a.x. killing a tsa agent and wounding others. there are incidents like in philadelphia when this flight attendant put a loaded gun through a check point and it discharged, sending bullet through the wall of a break room. th

paul ciancia entered the plea before a judge in southern california. is charged with first degree murder and 10 other counts. paul ciancia's trial will begin february 11 in los angeles. >>> christmas morning was a big disappointment for dozens of people in sacramento. when they went to their cars they found their tires were slashed. neighbors say 60 cars were hit. sometime on christmas eve or christmas morning. it is a tough time of year for something like this to happen. >> you spend so much money for christmas and then you have another expense. it could be hard. >> surveillance video shows a man with a dark jacket and a white hat going from car to car. police are hoping to get more winds reports. >>> union square looked like a college campus today. [ music playing ] >> a pep rally was held for the university of washington and brigham young university competing in tomorrow's hunger bowl. >> we had a great week. treated well. it was a privilege to be a part of the cause to feed those in need. >> university of washington playersed up christmas meals yes

paul ciancia did not enter a plea. first appearance was delayed because he has been recovering in the hospital after being shot by officers. investigators say he killed a tsa agent and wounded three other people. he could face the death penalty. >>> san jose firefighters are looking for a man after a fire destroyed his mobile home. the fire started about 2:00 a.m. this morning. fire crews responded to several calls about the fire and aproved to find -- arrived to find the home fully engulfed. after the fire was out they searched for the resident and they say at this point they are confident he was not at home at the time. neighbors say there have been several fire in the complex. >> this is the third one, down the street from us, i mean, this is shocking to me. >> two of the fires were caused by electrical problems. a third caused by a lit cigarette. the cause of this fire is still under investigation. >>> the new word of the year is far different than the trendy top pick from a rival. the number one word for 2013 is s

paul ciancia will be arraigned on charges including murder. ciancia walked into the airport last month and pulled a rifle out of his bag. that is when he opened fire. he could get the death penalty if he is convicted. >> take a look at this crash on a california freeway. the-72-year-old driver in the burping car survived. that's thanks to the drivers that saw it happen. beverly white in los angeles spoke to two of those heroes. >> traffic was light when they shot this fire on the 405. >> they said fire and i tried to break the window. they got three or four guys. >> one was don thompson driving southbound to work when he saw the fiery crash on the other side. he parked his rig and jumped two dividers to reach the driver. >> it doesn't feel real and you know you have to do something and save someone's life or watch someone burn to death alive. >> i felt the hands and they start pulling me over the rail and heard people screaming, the fire is going to blow up. it's on fire. >> no explosion thanks to l.a. city fire guide i boot another witness. t

. >>> paul ciancia is is not expected to enter a plea.he hearing will address the charges and possible bail. prosecutors could seek the death penalty here. >>> the alleged facebook killer is now charged with first-degree murder. police in miami say 31-year-old derrick vienna shot his wife and posted a picture of her dead body on facebook. detectives say he claimed self-defense when he shot 26-year-old jennifer alonzo in august but police evidence indicate that she was on her knees with one arm raised in front of her at the time of the shooting including a defensive posture. >>> health scare for dozens of passengers aboard a us airways flight. this was on saturday. the man had been cleared to fly by tsa agents in austin but midway through the flight the cdc notified the tsa that the passenger had do not board status because of tuberculosis. >> the flight attendant came down from the front of the aircraft and carrying a mask and approached a slender man in a window seat about halfway down. everybody was aware of this, watching this. she tol

ciancia went to l.a.x. intend on killing tsa agents and committing an act of terrorism. agent was killed and two others were wounded. >>> facebook is generating ads. the ads will play automatically but without any sound. clicking the ad though will then trigger the audio. ad experts say they will probably be expensive. >>> wall street posted small losses today. the dow dropped nine points, the nasdaq was off five. also today the federal reserve began its two day meeting and tomorrow the fed is expected to make a decision on whether or not to pull back its federal stimulus program. most americans do not expect wall street will repeat this year's strong performance in 2014. the poll found only 14% say the market will rise. 40% say it will stabilize. 35% predict it will drop but not crash. 5% say it will crash. the poll is from associated press and suggests that the slow economic recovery has dampened expectations. >>> long time candle stick employees are counting down to the final day. >>> and the family of an oakland teen anger keeps vigil by her bedside as they take lega

ciancia shot and killed a t.s.a.ounded two federal officers. >> tapes of 9-1-1 calls made during the sandy hook school shooting are released today 10 days before the shooting anniversary. the recordings include seven calls made to police on december 14. the shootings left 26 dead including 20 children and the gunman. >> truck with radioactive material stolen in mexico and the investigation that is happening now south of the border. >> google glass in court, the california woman making history as she was caught using the new gadget behind the wheel. >> low, low temperatures. traffic and weather today are next. outbreak in over a decade. s the biggest flu before the first sneeze... help protect with a spray. before the first tissue... help defend with a wipe. and help prevent with lysol. to get 10x more protection... and kill 99.9% of germs around the house. this season, help protect your family with lysol. start healthing >>> we back at 6:40 and the air is crisp and clean looking to the east bay hills with the coldest

paul ciancia will be arraigned. he was indicted last week on 11 charges including murder. prosecutors say ciancia walked into the airport last month, pulled out a rifle, and then opened fire. he could get the death penalty if he's convicted. >>> and new this morning, pakistan says it believes an american drone launched an attack near its border with afghanistan. it says at least three militants were killed when the drone fired two missiles at a home. the u.s. hasn't commented on the report. many people in pakistan oppose the u.s. drone program. they think it kills innocent civilians. >>> time now 6:16. police still looking for the man who shot five people outside a new jersey nightclub. three victims died. they include the club owner's son. detectives believe the bouncers stopped the gunman from going inside the club and that is when he opened fire. >>> take a look at this crash on a california freeway. the 72-year-old driver of this burning car survived thanks to other drivers who saw it happen. beverly white from our sister station in los angeles spoke to two of those he

and says, ciancia committed the crimes after substantial planning. if convicted, the 23-year- old could face the death penalty. >> los angeles residents might be the first to encounter police officers equipped with a new on-body camera. the police commission president says that 30 l-a- p-d officers in central area, which covers downtown, have volunteered for field tests. the cameras will be used as soon as the department has drafted policies governing their use. . the public will also be able to weigh in online and before the civilian oversight board. the cameras are aimed to increase accountability and reduce complaints. >> the los angeles county sheriff's department says it will reform hiring practices after revelations that 80 deputies had criminal convictions, histories of misconduct or other problem backgrounds. the department says they will add a three-member panel to review applications. the panel will include two lieutenants and a civilian. twenty-nine of the new deputies had either been fired or pressured to resign from other law enforcement

ciancia went to l.a.x. intend on killing tsa agents and committing an act of terrorism. one tsa agent was killed and two others were wounded. >>> facebook is generating ads. the ads will play automatically but without any sound. clicking the ad though will then trigger the audio. ad experts say they will probably be expensive. >>> wall street posted small losses today. the dow dropped nine points, the nasdaq was off five. also today the federal reserve began its two day meeting and tomorrow the fed is expected to make a decision on whether or not to pull back its federal stimulus program. most americans do not expect wall street will repeat this year's strong performance in 2014. the poll found only 14% say the market will rise. 40% say it will stabilize. 35% predict it will drop but not crash. 5% say it will crash. the poll is from associated press and suggests that the slow economic recovery has dampened expectations. >>> long time candle stick employees are counting down to the final day. >>> and the family of an oakland teen anger keeps vigil by her bedside as they t

ciancia accused of killing t-s-a officer gerardo hernandez. two other t-s-a officers and a passenger were hurt. the trial is set to begin in february. japan's government has given the go-ahead to relocate a controversial u-s military base. okinawa's governor approved a proposal allowing for construction of a new base in a rural area. the marine corps air base futenma has been unpopular with the island's population because of crimes committed by americans stationed there. relocation comes more than 17 years after the u-s and japanese governemnts agreed on the original move. a deadly bus crash in thailand has killed at least 29 people after it went off a bridge. here's video from the scene. investigators believe the driver may not have been familiar with the route and was maybe going too fast. there were long skid marks where the bus went off the bridge. at least four other people were seriously injured. now to your gave that just now to your tech report with gave a slate. >>: if your clumsy or accident prone to have children who will run off wi

you can see paul ciancia has quite a bit of bruising when authorities shot him and took him into custody. he's due back in court later this month. >>> caught on camera. a suspect rumaging through a home in fremont of the he breaks into the house on saturday, stole about $2,000 worth of the family's property. not one, but two home security cameras catch him in the act. police are hoping that someone will recognize this guy and give them a call. >> what's great about video surveillance, the likelihood of us solving the crime is increased because of the images, we put out a lot of video and get a lot of tips. >> people are especially vulnerable to burglars this time of the year and recommending closing your windows and blinds to make it difficult to see inside the home. >>> take a close look at this next video, police want to know if you recognize this woman. hard to see there. a man dragged her away from a bus stop in milpitas last night. if you recognize them police want to hear from you and make sure the woman is all right. >>> a police officer badge is missing. someone stole it from the

shooter, paul ciancia.aigned and asked to plea to 11 felony counts including first degree murder. he stormed into terminal 3 at l.a.x. killing a tsa agent and wounding three other people. >>> police are looking for the person who fired after being refused entry into a strip club. it's unclear if the third person shot was by the suspect or bouncer. two others were wounded. >>> a man was killed in a christmas morning house fire in massachusetts. authorities say crews had trouble putting the fire out because there's no hydrant system in the area. they used a backhoe to sift through the debris and found the body. no word on how the fire started. >>> the pennsylvania girl who battled with leukemia died. she passed away with her family by her side christmas morning, seven months after her diagnosis. known as lanny, her family had been told last week she had days to live. they took that time to make some of her dreams come true. thousands of people gathered outside her home saturday night to sing christmas carols.

paul ciancia will be arraigned. he was indicted last week on 11 charges including murder. prosecutors say ciancia walked into the airport last month, pulled a rifle out of his bag and opened fire. he could get the death penalty if convicted. >>> christmas morning goes up in flames. still ahead, what police think caused the fire that killed three siblings. >>> your morning commute could be getting more expensive. the move on capitol hill that could have you digging deeper in your pocket for getting to work. and amelia is here with the and the temperature right now, adam, is 29 degrees. a windchill of 20 when you factor in the winds of ab [ male announcer ] for every late night, every weekend worked, every idea sold... ♪ ...you deserve a cadillac, the fastest growing full-line luxury brand in the united states. including the all new 2014 cadillac cts, motor trend's 2014 car of the year. get the best offers of the season on our award winning products. like a 2014 ats and srx. hurry in, offers end january 2nd. how warm will it get today? ♪ >>> hundreds packed the basilica of t

paul ciancia will have a hearing this morning at a jail being held in federal custody.ted tsa officers when he pulled a semi-automatic rifle from a bag and opened fire inside terminal 3 on november 1. one tsa agent was killed. >>> also happening today, 911 calls from that mass shooting at sandy hook elementary school will be made public. the connecticut state prosecutor originally wanted to keep the calls confidential to protect survivors and victims. but the state attorney has now dropped that fight. 20 children and six adults were killed in the 2012 shooting. >>> tragedy struck as hundreds of skydivers gathered in the arizona desert. two skydivers died in a midair crash. the two were floating to the ground when they collided causing their parachutes to collapse. investigators are trying to learn what went wrong. >> both of their canopies were open and at the point that they collided it's estimated that they were 200 to 300 feet up in the air. once they collided, we are told both the canopies collapsed and they both fell to the ground. >> skydivers from around the worl

if the convicted, ciancia faces the death penalty. >>> time 6:38. coming up, the new tool that will let a lot of uc students graduated sooner than expected. >> the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's get a quick look at the early numbers. so far looking pretty good. we'll get an update from moneywatch reporter marlie hall. ,, ,,,, correspondent marlie hall i for moneywatch reporter jas brooks this morning investors are hoping recent gains will continue as the markets reop ng a break for chr >>> last week of trading for wall street in 2013. marlie hall is in for jason brooks this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. investors are hoping recent gains will continue as the markets re-open today after taking a break for christmas. now, the markets opened less than 15 minutes ago. looking up at the board, the dow is up 49. and the nasdaq is also up by 8. mcdonald's shut down its internal employee web page because it reportedly warned workers to avoid eating their own food. cnbc reported one page of the employee resource website

investigators say ciancia targeted tsa officers when he pulled a semi-automatic rifle from a bag and opened fire inside terminal 3 on november 1 killing one tsa agent. >>> and former supervisor george shirakawa of santa clara county will be back in court today. he already pleaded guilty to five felonies relating to misuse of public funds. the new case involves a count of impersonating a campaign committee. it stems from a mailer that prosecutors say shirakawa fabricated to try to discredit a city council candidate. >>> also happening today, nearly a year after the mass shooting at sandy hook elementary school, the 911 calls from that day will be made public. a connecticut state prosecutor originally wanted to keep those calls confidential to protect survivors and victims from having to relive it but the state attorney has now dropped that fight. 20 children and six adults were killed in the 2012 shooting. >>> new this morning, governor brown is making a new push for federal aid to help the recovery from the "rim" fire. the wildfire caused an estimated $54 million in damage in and aro

paul ciancia pled not guilty to a dozen felony charges including murder. murder and attempted charges filed means ciancia could be el eligible for the death penalty. he walked into the airport, pulled a semiautomatic rifle from a bag and started shooting. one tsa agent was killed. three other people were hurt. >>> a new video appears to show a kidnapped u.s. government contractor urging the obama administration to negotiate for his release. al qaeda released the video to coincide with christmas. on the tape the prisoner is heard saying "my name is warren weinstein, i'm addressing this video to president obama." weinstein is 72 years old. he's from rockville, maryland, kidnapped more than two years ago in pakistan. no comment on the video from the white house, but officials have repeatedly said they will not negotiate with the kidnappers or anyone who kidnaps americans. >>> well, the president is on a working vacation in hawaii. he signed a few bills today. one was the bipartisan budget bill which will ease spending cuts. the deal would reduce across the bo

paul anthony ciancia will be arraigned from the prison where he's being held. >>> looking at today's mix for upstate new york. mild with scattered showers for the southeast. blizzard conditions in the dakotas and in minnesota. >>> and finally, there's been a whole lot of gobble, gobble going on in a community in new jersey. and it's ruffling more than just a few feathers. >> it's a rogue wild turkey, causing quite a commotion. wabc's sara wallace is hot on the trail. >> it chaste me out of the truck. he'll come right up. he's fearless. he'll stay in front of your truck. >> reporter: fedex driver rick randall isn't sure of the gutsy gobbler's motives. but the creature is creatg chaos in crestville, new jersey. >> it's scary. my friends say, yeah. he attacked me, too. people from other routes have had experiences with him. >> reporter: so, this is a notorious turkey. >> notorious. >> reporter: but it doesn't end there. our sources tell us that this turkey has been ruffling feathers all over town. including here at the cresskill police department. >> he's done his own recon on us by sho

ciancia accused of killing tsa agent and wounding three others last month. fbi officials reportedly found a letter written by ciancia in which he says he believes his constitutional rights were being violated by tsa searches. >>> we could learn new details about the crash that killed paul walker. the l.a. county coroner is expected to release the results for walker and his friend rotus was believed to be driving the porsche when it crashed into the light pole and tree exploding into flames. the coroner had to use dental records to confirm their identities and who was at the wheel. >>> now, the person that cra crashed -- the car was known as a difficult car to drive. top speed of 208 miles per hour. 600 horsepower has no stability control meaning it's hard to get out of the skid, sits very low to the ground, very difficult to drive on bumpy city streets. in a 2008 review of the car, top gear co-host jeremy clarkson said, quote, you need to be awake to drive this fast. the clutch is brutal, the power's savage and the handling you really are on a knife edge. th

suspect has now been formally indicted for first degree murder. 23-year-old paul ciancia is charged withhe shooting that killed jir rald low hernandez. prosecutors have not decided whether or not to seek the death penalty. >>> a harvard university sophomore is in court today facing charges that he was behind the bomb threat that all but shut down the school earlier this week. the 20-year-old was accused of e-mailing threats to the police and harvard newspaper claiming there were explosives in four buildings. these buildings were searched, nothing was found. kim was among those scheduled to take final exams. i was reading in the crimson, of course, there are questions that he was trying to get out of those exams. >> it was a student that called it in. >>> 22 homes have now been destroyed by a wildfire burning in big sur, california. the fire so far has scorched nearly 800 acres, but the good news is it is now about 20% contained. big sur fire chief martha karstens is among those who lost their homes. >> until it happens to you, you feel sorry for them. literally, i went out to fight a fir

terminal entered a not guilty plea on thursday. 23-year-old paul ciancia is accused of killing a tsant and wounding three other people. >>> more than 70 people were attacked by vicious biting fish in argentina on christmas day. some swimmers suffered bites 3 1/2 inches deep. some children lost part or all of their fingers. the fish are believed to be a relative of the piranha. >>> in one of the busiest travel week of the year, a man hopped a fence at the sky harbor airport. he caused a southwest jet to stop in its tracks. before running away from airport security. authorities say the man was most likely intoxicated and under the influence of drugs. >>> and now for your first look at business, we go the hampton pearson. good morning. >> hey, veronica. we have futures higher after stocks hit record highs on thursday following reports showing a bigger than expected drop in the number of people filing for unemployment last week. the dow with the best six-day win streak since july of 2010. >>> the head of the national retail federation tells cnbc he's confident that holiday sales will hit

today 22-year-old paul ciancia was denied bond. he was in court, showed some bruises and scabs across his face, if a bandage around his neck. he was shot in the face -- a bandage around his neck. he was shot in the face during the gunbattle with airport police. if convicted he could face the death penalty. >>> tonight we've got an update on mcfly the dog, the pitbull terrier that was abused. in october it was found in d.c. with several cuts to his neck. tonight these two men face animal cruelty charges. they were arrested monday. christopher johnson is being held on a probation violation. turns out it's not the first time he's been accused of animal cruelty. mark moseley has been released on bond. look at mcfly today, all ready for the holidays. he is recovering from his wounds and being cared for by the bull terrier rescue of virginia. he is still looking for a good home. i'd love to take him home if i could. >>> get ready, d.c. toronto mayor, rob ford, about to hit our airways starting tomorrow morning. he's going to make a weekl

as you can see from the sketch here, this is from the courtroom, 23-year-old paul ciancia still has quite a bit of bruising from when authorities shot him and took him into custody. he did not enter a plea yesterday. he will be back in court this month. >>> a hijacked shipment of highly radioactive material turned up north of mexico city. of these stole the truck on monday and pride open the protective -- pried open the case holding the cobalt 60 used for medical radiation therapy and also to make a dirty bomb but investigators think the thieves just wanted the metal for recycling. a nuclear physicist says they could be dead in days from radiation poisoning. >>> 4:38. a man wanted for a massacre in mexico was arrested in sacramento. reporter nick janes on how he managed to hide in plain sight for more than a decade. >> reporter: he was a fugitive in plain sight in the north sacramento neighborhood. jim stankos called it home for 50 years. his name is genarro. he spent 13 years on the run a wanted man. authorities say he used heavy weapons to kill a commissioner and seven other city offici

paul ciancia faces charges including first degree murder. investigators say he carried a bag with a handwritten note, threatening to instill fear in the traitorous mind of the as as. trial is set for february. >> how too you give up on your child? how do you know whether it's time to let go? a family in northern california is wrestling with those questions right now as doctors declared their little girl brain dead following complications from a routine surgical procedure. and we're expecting a decision from the family as early as today. stay close. >> a 13-year-old girl's family is now deciding whether to appeal a judge's ruling to take the child if a life support. jahi mcmath went to the hospital for a routine tonsillectomy but the started hemorrhaging and her heart stopped. a series of doctor says she is brain dead but her uncle says her family still has hope. >> it's heartbreaking but we still have a few days left for a miracle. >> a few days, because of the judge is giving the family until 5:00 p.m. on monday to appeal his decision, this

paul ciancia is not expected to enter a plea today. he's being held in the west valley detention center in rancho cucamonga. an autopsy shows t-s-a officer gerardo hernandez was shot a dozen times last month. three other people were wounded in the shooting. in >> in massachusetts today, a 14 year old boy is set to be arraigned on murder, rape and robbery charges in the death of his high school math teacher. philip chism is suspected of killing colleen ritzer, a popular teacher at danvers high school. she was found in the woods near the school in october. her throat was cut and there was a note reading, "i hate you all." police have not released a motive for the teacher's death. >> california governor jerry brown has filed an appeal to president obama in a renewed effort to get federal aid in the wake of the rim fire. the federal emergency management agency denied continued assistance for mariposa and tuolomne counties on november 4th. fema said the damage wasn't severe enough to be beyond the state and local governments' ability to rep

paul ciancia is being housed in federal custody. he did not enter a plea.ators say the 23-year-old was targeting tsa officers when he killed the victim. >> the los angeles county coroner released autopsy results today of fast and furious actor paul walker the report says walker died from traumatic and thermal injuring meaning crash impact sxk burned afterwards his friend died immediately upon impact. the porsche they were in slammed in a pole, then exploded into flames saturday. investigators are still trying to determine why they crashed. toxicology results will not be back for several weeks officials say speed was a factor. the car has a reap yu tags of being dangerous at high speeds. universal pictures shut down shooting fast and furious and says it's assessing all options to move forward. most of the 7th installment has been filmed the movie scheduled for release in july. >> breaking news out of mexico. officials found some radio act tiff material that armed men stole during a truck heist the truck carrying equipment used for radiation therapy. inside w

ciancia had a bruise and bandages on his face, he was shot by police during the attack. he faces a possible death sentence if he's convicted. >>> next week marks the first anniversary of the massacre at sandy hook elementary. today, the 911 tapes were released. due to the sentencetive nature, we have decided not to air those calls. but dispatchers can be heard calmly telling teachers to take cover. gunshots can be heard in the background of some of those calls. if you want to listen to the 911 tapes, we have posted them on our website. look for the national news section of ktvu.com. >>> the fbi is asking for your help to find a female bank robber who is being called the sports cap bandit. the woman is believed to have robbed two banks in menlo park. during each robbery, police say the suspect said that she had a gun and gave the teller a note demanding money. this picture was taken at the bank of the west on santa cruz avenue on october 29. anyone with information on who this person is asked to contact the fbi. >>> a silicon valley blog claims to know the identity of tha

. >> formal charges for paul ciancia , the man accused of a shooting spree at lax on november 1st.is will be the first time that he will appear before a judge, since a federal grand jury issued indictments for murder, attempted murder this shooting is called an act of terrorism. the 23 year-old is accused of planning the shooting. if convicted, he could get the death penalty. >> the u.s. forest service has announced plans to hold a meeting today for people affected by the big sur fire. the fire damaged 34 homes before it was contained at last friday. 100 people were evacuated and were allowed back home on monday. the cause of the fire still remains under investigation. >> new this morning, polled francis is urging people to speak out against the prosecution of christians. the pope says that more christians are suffering from discrimination and violence. he says to some countries guarantee human rights on paper but not in practice. the pope's comments come a day after 3 christmas day bombings targeted christians in i iraq. >> in the united kingdom today, it is considered boxing day.