in san francisco, claudia cowen, fox news. >>> too many strays, not neutered or spayed. why a struggling bay area shelter is at risk of losing a quarter of a million dollars that was supposed to help solve the problem. >> one of the last people to see a hostage before she was killed in a bank robbery shootout. >> they just grabbed-- >> they didn't want men. they wanted women. >> the one request the woman made to bank robbers before they took her. >> next, two girls seeking redemption through selling candy, until they were robbed. how the community rallied around the young victims. . >>> look at that, a limousine consumed by a fire this morning in vallejo. only the driver was inside at the time. witnesses say the limo appeared to overheat. the driver got out, lifted up the hood. that's when he saw flames. he tried to put the fire out himself. he obviously wasn't successful, so he ended up calling the fire department. by the time they got the flames out, you could see there, the limo was destroyed. all of this happened on fairgrounds drive. again, it's important to say her

claudia cowen is live at the auction. it's underway in california. claudia?ating from world war~i to the persian gulf war, each with a story to tell. some tanks were captured by the enemy and then used against the country that built it. anzer was used be germany, france, syria, and israel, in the past 60 years. now this tank and hundreds of others are on the move again. housed on a private ranch an hour south of san francisco, these war-time relics have rarely been seen by the general public and might have been lost forever were it not for engineer, philanthropist and collector, jacques middlefield. >> the cold war wases a unique time to preserve these. typically they're destroyed. melted down. turned into a armament. >> now 80 of the most historically significant vehicles are moving to a new home, the collins foundation aviation museum outside boston, and they won't just be on display. they'll re-enact battles and engage a new generation of americans. >> it's so much more impressive to see the vehicle in motion to feel the earth actually shake underneath you