i knew it was a coyote. a woman had photographed a coyote at twin peaks. she had an art show at the presidio and i went and saw those remarkable pictures. of course, this is a minor miracle that there would be any coyotes still able to sub survive in san francisco today. just as i was standing there in total awe and amazement, two tourists, i believe a couple speaking german, were starting to come down the stairs from the top and noticed the coyote and stopped dead in their tracks and they gripped each other's arms when they realized what they were seeing and there were tears in their ayes. all four of us, including the coyote just stood there in a silence i can only describe as sacred or spiritual. i am an ordained roman catholic deacon, and i know a holy moment when i experience it. and then the coyote vanished back in the thicket on that contested land. i would say this wondrous incident crystallizes the vision of the developers [speaker not understood]. they have a very small piece of open land where human beings and nature can encounter each other and

was looking for a puppy for his 7-year-old little boy, ty, after their beloved dog was killed by a coyote. cole decided to go big this time. a great dane. >> so, maybe it wouldn't be such an appetizing thing to a coyote. >> reporter: turner found and online breeder, wired $600. but on the agreed-to day for delivery, no dog. and one brokenhearted boy. >> i really would like to find out who did this, who took my money? who made my son cry? >> reporter: turns out that online breeder was just a front. the turners had fallen prey to a huge international puppy-selling scam. based in nigeria, by men like these, shot by abc news. so, we went hunting for these ba-humbug brokers and found one offering french bulldog puppies. i'd like the dog as soon as possible because i have the holidays coming up. >> reporter: the breeder gave us a contact for payment and delivery. gertrude marshall, who we

coyote-proof. wanted a bigger dog. but you know, that was also a really big gesture.se scams, these middlemen are victims but they're the only ones that can be prosecuted because they are on american soil. so, for the family to say, in the spirit of holiday, forgiveness, and forgive, is a big deal. >> again, this is something new to us and i know chris will have a lot more reporting tonight on "20/20." it's called "holidays unplugged," and really startling new things we should all be watching out for over the holidays. thanks, chris. >>> and coming up, the last man on the moon, he left something behind. tonight, we're going to show you what. it's in our "instant index." the millions of men if f who have used androgel 1%, there's big news. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are used to treat men with low testosterone. androgel 1.62% is from the makers of the number one prescribed testosterone replacement therapy. it raises your testosterone levels, and... is concentrated, so you could use less gel. and with androgel 1.62%, you can save on your monthly prescription. [ male

. >> coming up this sobering tour of the banks of coyote creek and talk to one of the residents in thet edition of people behaving badly . at bank of america, we're continuing to lend and invest in the people, businesses, and organizations that call the bay area home. whether it's helping a nonprofit provide safe, affordable housing within the city, supporting an organization that's helping kids find jobs and stay in school, or financing the expansion of a local company that's creating healthier workplaces, what's important to the people of the bay area is important to us. and we're proud to work with all those who are making our communities stronger. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> this isn't easy this is a to cross with a camera, i'm not liking this but it is what is this is just one of many crudely designed bridges that allow the homeless to go back and forth >> im more worried about the camera, myself i can take a dunking but this camera can't >> there are 8 miles of homeless encampments along the coyote creek in san jose what i am

my first memory is sounds, sounds of the windmill probably, coyotes at night, the cattle. c-span: what about the characters? >> guest: oh, the people at the ranch. living there was like living on an island, you might say. we were away from everything. we had no neighbors close at hand, and there were my parents and the cowboys who helped run the ranch. and in those days, cowboys tended to be single men. they seldom had a wife or family. and a number of the cowboys at the lazy b spent their entire lives there. they really were part of our family, part of the working team. c-span: what was the story of jim brister? >> guest: well, jim was one of those cowboys, who spent most of his life at the ranch. he came there when he was about 18 years old. he was from oklahoma originally and he was a huge redhead with massive shoulders, strong fellow, and he had married a little woman, who was not 5' tall, named may, and may said that she wasn't more than 13 years old when they got married and he had worked as a--in the wild west show. he learned to ride horses early on, and he was qui

the coyotes never want to get caught. it depends how desperate they are trying to get away from police, trying to get him out of the way so he can get away. >> swerving in and out of traffic, the suburban leads police on a chase lasting almost 20 miles until suddenly the driver pulls off on a side street and does the unthinkable. >> we freaked out. who in their right mind is going to jump out of a moving vehicle? watch again as the driver with the car still moving jumps out of the suv and lands face first on the pavement. two other men jump out and take off, with the car still moving, someone inside puts on the brake. when officers approach with guns drawn, they are startled by what they find. inside, police find a group of illegal immigrants crammed into the back of the suv. many of them terrified by the high speed purr suit. pursuit. >> everybody had to exit the vehicle because we had to take a head count. >> one by one the people pile out of the suburban. five passengers, 10, 15, and they're still coming. just when it

and there is a coyote near st. louis >> reporter: a wild turkey survived the holiday, only to flaunt its fortune in a walmart parking lot. and bears in the back yard? these days they're coming up to the house. >> i am worried that the bear is just a little too aggressive and a little too much for the neighborhood. >> reporter: it is happening everywhere. paved-over cities have long been criticized for crowding out nature, but recently urban environments have become a sanctuary for wild animals. in galveston, texas, they're roaming the neighborhoods. they set traps, but some pets are missing or have been killed, including this chihuahua, nick >> it is just not an area where you think wild animals would be. i mean, this is galveston island. >> reporter: so why is this happening? >> our cities are getting larger, we're moving into their areas, sometimes we leave food out and wildlife is coming in for it. >> reporter: andhey're increasingly coming in. this is where a deer broke into a carpet store. this one stormed a n

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also with coyote creek. we are so watching what happened incorte madero. we are watching closely what happens there when we get heavy rain. will tra hourthat this is our sole reporter is joining us. >> it does not take much to start getting nervous out here at the cree.creek. the crek gets plugged up and a lot of debris in the water causes most of the problems. this week in we did get close to flood stage. it was basically right at flood stage. so far we are well below that which is great news. that does not stop residents as you can see over here a lot of sandbags. as you said back in 2005 the creek did overflow and inundate the entire city here. the whole town was under water since then everyone keeps a very close eye on the creek here. the good news is the rain has only been sporadic the last couple of hours. the debris is clearing which is great news for residents. >> thank you for that update we will keep watching the roadways flooding for now it appears the major creeks around the bay area. >> we did not have a lot of wind. the rain is really heavy i

and yes he is i took a look at three separate waterways in the south bay, the guadalupe river, the coyoteeek and the los gatos creek the gadalupe river at julian is were due to recent storms has more than its share of plastic bags wrapped around its was also the place where people are using it as a public toilet but here is something you didn't know salmon come here from the just a few blocks away is the los gatos creek, let's wait a second while this fight passes by in the los gatos creek even more garbage in the water but look closer, in this case it's spray paint can just to name a few over near brokaw road is the coyote creek which at one point was 6 feet high when the rains hit nats all this is going down to the bay >> roger castillo chairman of the salmon and steelhead restoration group and lawrence joe - man a consultant for the state of california monitor this area trying to protect the wild life but they say that the sheer amount of hom less encampments are the problem >> the river is just a conveyer >> according to roger only 10 percent get caught in the trees, the other 80 perc

the sonoma county they're draining to make room for more rain ask runnoff and releasing water from coyoteam. >> great question sop once again for traffic in all directions. crews in san francisco shut down a two mile section of the road this week. this is because of flooding this, is video from last weekend wh. pounding rind, and rain, nearly brought down a traffic light. the road has seen showers, causing it to flood this, afternooná!oÑ, public works announced it's drying up tonight. northbound and southbound lanes. rains have taken a toll on a popular hiking trail north of baker beach. big yellow signs have gone up on the coastal trail. that run as long the pacific crews will be shoring up the cliff. it's been pounded by a string of winter storms. hikers being urged to use bikers to butterflies trail. >> authorities in the east bay are looking for a second suspect who escaped from a deadly police chase when officers tried to pull over the driver of a bmw for speeding. the driver took off. the bmw smashed into a lincoln town car. a woman in her 20s was killed. two more people taken to th

francisco the water rose higher at the embarcadero to around 7 feet and the highest tide level is in coyote creek. in san leandro we can see tons of fishing polls lining the shore. >> we are out here all the time catching rays and sharks hoping to catch a big one. >> a better chance today. >> yeah, the big fish come in and all the fish want to come in and feed. >> high tides will range until friday and do that and if you have pictures to share send them there. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >> a 10 million dollar public relations contract for the new eastern span of the bay bridge has been cancelled. according to the sacramento bee cal trans signed a contract with the pr frm in august, that included the production of a book and that. it has canceled it saying it is not a wise use of resources. >>> a woman is dead after a crash on the san mateo bridge. it happened on 3:30 on the far right lane of westbound highway 92. they say and suv plowed into a small sedan driving slowly because of a flat tire. the driver of the sedan had minor injuries but the passenger in the back seat was declared

crazy as a coyote. crazy? maybe i am.e got to do with it? you forgot how the mail service works, ox. the cancelled stamp carried yesterday's date on it. if the mail hadn't have been stolen, sam's claim here would have arrived a full day ahead of pinky's. this masked man here gave us the clue when he left the envelope here to go after you fellows. i'm so glad now you can retire. retire? don't be ridiculous! i'm gonna blast that powder just where we placed it. it's bound to uncover the gold. folks'll be glad to know there are two less claim jumpers around here. yes, but more important, the man who robbed the united states mail has been caught and will be brought to justice. that'll teach him to interfere with the government mail. well, you have your masked friend to thank for that. why, he's gone! who was he, anyway? you mean to tell me you don't know who the masked man is? no... peggy, your dad has just been helped by none other than the lone ranger. hi-ho silver! away! ♪ ♪hd ♪hd ♪hd hd ♪ ♪hd the roy rogers show.

the heavier rains have moved south to the range east of gilroy some falling around coyote lake, but that's about it. showers will end, we dry out tomorrow. that's what we expect next. so we get a break. we get sun tomorrow. then on chris may, it looks as if -- christmas it looks as if we're going to get more rain, but not too much by any means. tomorrow a little bit of the sunshine. several more major roads impacted tonight by the storm. and the niles canyon road between the road, they closed because of the rock slide. traffic is being detoured at 680. people are advised to avoid the area. now, state road 84 is closed in both directions because of a tree blocking all lanes. and in the santa cruz mountains of highway 17, they were closed for more than two hours, leading up to the mammoth backups, which have been reopened. and in so moe that county, they closed near valley ford because of flooding. and the counties did what they could to get ready for the aftermath as cbs 5 reporter shows us that people were hoping for the best. >> reporter: from the creeks to the flooded lots, they are deal

vets believe it's the work of coyotes or wild dogs. >> i have a child myself, a 10 year old little girl, and we have so many kids in the surrounding area. they all play outside. >> the farm is on woodfield road near two residential communities in gaithersburg. >>> despite a lot of damage, nobody hurt when an suv slamded into a strip mall in wheaton p be, maryland. that cart car the twent through the front of a hair salon and check cashing business. it happened this morning, still no word on what caused that crash. >>> kate, the duff duchess of cambridge is back home tonight, resting at kensington palace after spending several days in the hospital. she left in morning with a bouquet of flowers and her husband by her side. doctors gave her orders to rest after being treated for a severe morning sickness. kate managed to smile for the crowd of photographers waiting out front. caught on camera today, prince charles sa he is thrilled to become a grandfather. >>> facebook's newest photo feature is raising concerns over some potentially embarrassing scenarios. the photo sync application will i

wild dogs or possibly coyotes killed sheep on their farm. if wild animals attack sheep, a person could also be in danger. >> we have so many kids in the surrounding area, and they all play outside. these dogs or whatever they are are out there, and it is just a matter of time before they attack a person walking or children. >> this was the second attack like this in two weeks. the family believes the sheep are easy prey and could be attacked again. >>> one prince george's county teen may not have gotten a whole lot of sleep last night. she could make history tonight on the basketball court. jasmine hill will look to become the first woman ever to score 1,000 points. right now she has 996 points heading into tonight's game. she'll continue her hoops career next year at howard university. congrats to her. >> it's in the bag. she just has to make two shots. she can get it. >>> it's 40 degrees here at 4:37. ahead on "news 4 today," bringing the redskins home. the offer that could land the team back in the district. >>> and the video giving you a

wearing a tie i took a look at three separate waterways in the south bay, the guadalupe river, the coyotehe los gatos creek the gadalupe river at julian is were due to recent storms has more than its share of plastic bags wrapped around them = = =trees. its was also the place where people are using it as a public toilet but here is something you didn't know salmon come here from the the los gatos creek, let's wait a second while this fight passes by in the los gatos creek even more garbage in the water but look closer, in this case it's spray paint can just to name a few over near brokaw road is the coyote creek which at one point was 6 feet high when the rains hit nats all this is going down to the bay roger castillo chairman of the salmon and steelhead restoration group and lawrence joe - man a consultant for the state of california monitor this area trying to protect the wild life but they say that the sheer amount of hom less encampments are the problem the river is just a conveyer according to roger only 10 percent get caught in the trees, the other 80 percent ends up in the san fran

coyote creek... this but it is what it is this is a primitive design that allows the homeless to go back and forth. i do not worry about me, but the camera i am worried about. >> there are 8 mi. of homeless encampments along coyote creek in the san jose. these are all along this creek that has a delicate ecosystem. it is in grave danger. this looks ok but this is what is floating in it. that shopping cart there are dozens. they are often used to catch salmon. some have been destroyed by flood waters but others are still intact. this was built on stilts. while it looks like any campsite i had a chat with a resident. this is steve. >> i was worked in the tribune, the internet has taken over the advertising. >> i asked him about all of this trash. >> this is trash from other people but of left temporarily end of left. >> he tries to keep this area clean but also revealed something else >> 10 years? >> yes, it's different jails. and in the state of mississippi. >> in 1978 he had to register as a sex offe

it is a 22 minute drive time. 70 minutes out of the coyote valley and out toward santa clara we are under 25 minutes for the ride from about heading south toward the golden gate bridge has not even begun to slow yet. >> we're learning from the santa clara sheriff's office there is still searching for the gunman that fired on be marine recruiters car as he was driving on highway 85 in cupertino. police shut down highway 85 to collect evidence, backing up traffic as you can see in this video. the car was shot most of times with the marine was not hurt. the bees have determined the list of the side of the driver's side of a car and sadder to rear windows on the passenger side. no arrests have been made. >> concord is is carrying a is experiencing a spike in burglaries this holiday season. in the past week 19 burglaries have been reported. nine of those happening at homes. zaid al- jamal has lived in concord for more than 16 years and on tuesday his home was back burglarize the first time. he and his wife place awareness letters in his neighbor's mailbox is telling them someone broke the thei

hi >> coming up the sobering tour of the banks of the coyote creek and one of its residents in the next edition of people behaving badly. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] >> there was a strong sales report from mcdonald's. the dow jones rose about 15 points. stocks start the week with modest gains. thanks in part to a strong november sales mc-donalds. on wall street. the dow rose about 15-points to close near 13-thousand- 170. nasdaq went up nine- points to close just shy of 3-thousand. and the s-and-p-500 gained a little less than half a. . >> it is nice to see that all things considered that somebody cares about h-p. there is a lot of value and the shares of this company. if they could make the right management choice is going forward. >> sometimes he will get a value dropped, like clorox. sometimes to will overpay, underpay. >> fe

all is well for north bound 101 coming of the coyote valley. interstate 280 currently problem free.ccidents reported coming out of the north bay. the green on the censors indicates speeds over 50 mi. per hour. no delays approaching the 5 80/680 interchange. >> erica let us stay with the transportation thing. if you're planning to head out for a holiday tonight authorities suggest to play it safe and take public transportation. >> public transportation is making it easy on travel tonight. manuni will provide free service starting at 8:00 p.m. tonight until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. bart is also our remaining open until 3 tomorrow morning. >> the chp reports that there were no fatal collisions and 123 d.u.i. arrest on chp patrols roles in the bay area during the first two days of the new year's holiday weekend. >> the totals are down from last year when one under 61 drivers were arrested during the same period. >> last year two people were killed. statewide 723 people were arrested as opposed to 932 last year. the year 2012 is winding to a close. >> it has been slow once filled with

near brokaw is the coyote creek it was 6 ft.ne to the bay. >> robert castillo, the respiration group and a consultant for the state of california mom enter this area to protect the wildlife. they say that the homeless encampments are the problem. >> the reverse is like a conveyor belt. the only 10 percent of the trash gets caught in the tree the other 80 percent ends up in the san francisco bay. he has even seen homeless people come 55 gal. of from of garbage in the creek. >> the other issue. right here is the heavily populated homeless encampment are rounded this creek. there are barriers in the fish accumulate here and they get taken them and not only are they trashing the creek there also poaching the salmon in the san jose, kron 4 news. >> taking a look at the stormtracker 4. we are looking at 1 in. per hour indicated by the yellow it will pick up, overnight pressing into santa rosa. the heavier brand associated with this system with moderate/heavy even widespread in the north bay. by your morning commute. 11:00 p.m., fairfi

water at coyote dam and lake sonoma to make room for future rain wind and rain battered and toppled treesvided this picture it shows part of a tree that fell on a moving patrol car. the officer inside escaped unharmed this happened an long dwight way yesterday with a couple loud cracking sounds and saw pedestrians pointing upward and couple small branches fell on my windshield, blocked my view, i hit the brakes, abs activated, car stopped, tree fell on top of the car. >> local arborist blames high winds. >> especially swirling winds that aren't coming the standard direction can cause a lot of damage. >> this tree fell into a creek in east palo alto a few feet from homes that already face the danger of rising flood weerts over the weekend. >>> 6:36. traffic and weather together, next. -- >>> live look outside, pavement and cars streaming into san francisco. there's a storm out there lurking meteorologist mike forecast, sue is covering your traffic. >>> late night trip for president obama as he gets ready to confront the fiscal cliff facing the nation. >>> radar and satellite, a lot of clou

if you're coming out of coyote valley that would be a better choice for you. >> also waking up to wet weather in the bay area. showers are still lingering here and there. let's get the latest on conditions with jackie sissel live at assets of this morning. the last we talked tv said the rain had kind of died down. is that the same? >> yes it is. it right until about 530 or so and then we started to see the rain dissipate out here. >> jackie i apologize we have to interrupt to the conference is starting now we will go to live. >> the lieutenant is going to deliver see you a message from the superintendent of schools. we will start with the schools right now. >> good morning and as you know the healing is still going on. the school is it working very closely with the faculty and need students and parents and trying to be respectful. we are trying to resume what normal soon see we can after the tragedy. we are trying to handle and addressed vast the needs of the students and the faculties. the plan is to try to rezone normal sea for school class as tomorrow except for those members at th

northbound 101 doing good coming out of the coyote valley.e trouble-free along the entire stretch of interstate 280. >> thank you erica. on to bart and nearldaily parking fees at bart stations could rise soon. bart wants to raise the rates based on demand. if the parking lots are almost full, you likely pay more. if there are lots of open spots. you could pay less money. bart wants to use the extra revenue so it can keep writing fares down prepares the lot and for security. bart was to have your opinion writers can take a survey on the web site. >> and a more news from our this morning military veterans were interested in working for the transit system will have an advantage in the hiring process. bart board of directors approved a new hiring policy giving the stock at its with at least six months of active service extra consideration veterans must have a passing score in an exam during the first phase of the dire process to be considered a policy, a veteran special project at the status of the hot early discharge the new policy goes into eff

of homeless encampments along the coyote creek in san jose.what i am about to show you is a small snippet. >> they're all lined along the creek with a very delicate ecosystem an ecosystem that is in grave danger. >>nats: sounds of water flowing. >> this water looks ok but this is what is flowing in its and see that shopping carts they're literally dozens like this. the shopping carts are often used as a metal nets to catch salmon and other wildlife. >> some in cabins have been destroyed by the flood water but others are still intact, this one was built on stilts. it looks like any campsite you might see. i had a chat with one of the residence he used to work for--i asked him about distress. >> distress as by other people. >> he says he tries to keep the area clawing but he revealed something else. >> did you do 10 years in jail? >> susan build cedeno adam still. >> in 1978 he was required to register as a sex offender because. >> i was under the influence of pizza at pcp. >> what he told me was too graphic to repeat so let us just say things g

the man made bridge that i'm trying to cross mid to feel coyote creek with a camera.this is just one of many bridges that allow the homeless to go back and forth. >> i'm not worried about the camera, i can take a dunk but the camera can't. >> there's 8 miles of homeless encampments what i'm about to show you is a small bit. they're all along the creek which is a delicate ecosystem that is in grave danger. this water looks okay but this is what is floating in it and see that shopping cart? there are literally dozens just like this. the shopping carts are often used as metal nets to catch salmon and other wildlife. some have been destroyed by flood waters but others are still intact. this one is built on stilts and while it looks like any camp site you might see, i had a chat with one of the residents. this is dave who used to work for. >> mercury -- i was a san francisco mailer. tribune, chronical and everything. but it's over with. the internet has taken over all the advertising. you see what the mercury looks like now. >> i asked him about all the trash. >> this is a

of hand and is he is still there may be hundreds of parolees living along this 8 mile stretch of coyotecreek along with hundreds of tons of garbage and unless there are some f. major changes on how we deal with the homeless state wide this is only going to get worse and our delicate ecosystem will suffer the most in san jose stanley roberts kron 4 news we will come back with the top headlines but first, this live look outside. heavenly valley ski resort, a beautiful day in the sierras plenty of snow and sunshine. we will be right back. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hot spots than ever. call at&t now to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. our newly expanded advanced digital network gives you more of what you enjoy online. and with at&t, our wireless gateway turns your home into a

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now matter how many times the coyote tumbled to his death chasing the road runner he always came backor the next fight, ron. great wisdom there. more such wisdom, next. >> finally i am told during the spanish and position those given then death-penalty could pick hanged gerber net the state. you could be sliced apart with a sharp knife or ripped apart with four strong horses. looking at the choices washington faces in four weeks, i know which is worse the cockamamie stuff they are coming up with? is no deal better than no deal? is a raising taxes lowering the bar? a lot if you are not so sure. one viewer rates if you really give the inquiry he will leave the middle-class alone? what a joke. >> let them raise taxes and see how many hollywood democrats back the next election cycle. >> we would do with the cliff 2009 now we're grabbing them by the hand. brace for the impact. which is better for the future? go over the cliff? >> you hit the nail on the head. it is a bad choice risk armageddon now or later? if it is a bad deal it does not matter this year or next year it will cost over man

also no delays on south bay freeways. 85 to the west valley 1 01 from the coyote valley are an easy commutep to santa clara. no delay its for barrette moreno on the 1 01 southbound. >> public safety officials and east palo alto's 80 emergency repairs to a levy that separates dozen of moms from the san francisco creek are holding up. the creek overflowed on sunday night causing mandatory evacuations for seven homes. at least one home was damaged to the point being uninhabitable. water levels in the creek have receded after sunday's overflow which was the third highest in recorded history. no further work is unscheduled of the city continues to keep a close eye on the levee. all the right over christmas shutdown the southbound side of the upper great highway from lincoln ave to sloped boulevard. a spokeswoman at the sampras's the department of public works says the road flood's be cut because the drains cannot handle the water especially during a powerful storm. drivers are being forced to take the lower great highway route and northbound side is still open. a visit which closes about 60 time

officials plan to release some water at the coyote dam and lake sonoma to make room for future rains.nd rains have battered and toppled trees around the bay, berkeley police provided this picture. it shows part of a tree that fell on a moving patrol car. the officer was not hurt. this happened on -- yesterday. >> i heard a couple of loud cracking sounds and saw pedestrians pointing up. a couple small branches fell, blocked my view, i hit the brakes, abs activated, tree fell on top of the car. >> local arborist blames high winds for keeping crews like his busy during the holiday. >> especially swirling winds that are aren't coming from standard direction can cause a lot of damage. >> this tree fell into a creek in east palo alto, a few feet from houses that face the danger of rising flood waters over the weekend. double whammy there that has been the case in a lot of places. >> danger of that with this next storm? >> probably minimal other than the ground saturated probably one of the weakest storms so far this season. just the timing, friday afternoon, evening trying to get out of tow

you thievin' coyotes. you can't get away with this. we'll catch up with you someday. you wait and see. ♪ ♪ these fellows had enough to drink. we'd better push on if we want to reach gunsight by nightfall. -mm, scout, him ready to travel too. it's been a long time since we've been out this way, tonto. this is rich country. destined for big development, once law and order are restored. stage coach robberies must be reason sheriff send for help. -it couldn't be anything else. that's all we've heard since we crossed the county line. -eagle pass straight ahead, kemosabe. gunsight about two hours ride now. remember the road divides about six miles east of town. we'll take the left fork that cuts past the sheriff's office. let's go. ♪ these outrages have got to stop, sheriff. and if you can't do it, i say let's appeal to the military at fort hughes. -but i-- -i've already done that, harper.

carla y su prometido mario luis garcÍa, su ilusiÓn llegar a estados unidos, su tragedia negociar con coyoteso padecio en el desierto, viendo que la salud de mario se deterioraba peligrosamente, ella desesperada, recordÓ que entre la ropa tenÍa un celular desarmado, lo hizo funcionar y pidiÓ auxilio al 911. >>> cuando me vi el 911 lo marquÉ y me decÍan que yo les decÍa que espaÑol, o espaÑol. porque ella no sabe nada de inglÉs. >>> horÁs mas tarde, los encontraron, pero tristemente era demasiado tarde, su novio mario ya habÍa fallecido entre sus brazos. >>> carla recibiÓ ayuda medica, pero al mismo tiempo fue entregada a inmigraciÓn, su calvario se prolongo en dos meses que lleva esperando tras las rejas su deportaciÓn a el alvador. >>> el abogado de la familia estÁ tratando de detÉner la deportaciÓn, ya que oficialmente la muerte de su novio fue catalogada como negligencia criminal y ella serÍa testigo para poner a responsables ante la justicia. >>> lo que estamos tratando que el caso de ella sea reconsiderado, viviÓ un trauma horrorroso, podrÍa calificar como vÍctima de un crimen para una v

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now dinghy hairy, the wiley old coyote here has refused to be trapped. the house bill will not protect middle class families because it can't pass both houses of congress, meaning he won't let it be voted on in the senate. that's what he's saying. so the democrats are holding middle class tax cuts hostage i guess what is happening. no one's going to report it. >> greta: are democrats trying to hold middle class tax cuts hostage? also what the republicans do? should house republicans cave? a simple two-wonder response coming from one republican congressman "hell no." he does not like speaker boehner's plan b. you don't like plan b? >> i do not. as has been explained in the media all today, the president said he reject the plan. plan. will be a plan on the table in the senate. i haven't understood this entire time why we don't have a real plan. the president talked about a balanced approach. i disagree with his balance, but ( lisagree with his balance, but spending cuts for every $1 in it. he talked it for two years. now the firesafe is not a one-on-one pl

no delays in the 80 westbound about 19 minutes through the alta monte past and dublin through the coyoteley and the montague expressway. just 25 minutes from novato to the golden gate in the mention but a tree down on highway 12. leading towards sonoma. it is shut down and they think that they will have that road by 6:00 a.m., in just a few moments. >> on wall fell off they ha listed the b and worst wall street-stocks anny does best worst ads of the wall street journal has best and worst ads of 20-12. among the best is redbull.which sponsored felix baumgartner's dive from space. featured prominently as a world record was set for the with consumers with its focusing on the origins of food. from apple.which featured a tech genius coming to the rescue of less tech-savvy consumers. and pizza hut also did not favor too well.with its stunt challenging the public to ask what pizza president obama and mitt romney >> miley remember that. 5:51. -- i remember that. >> turning the tables on the make-a-wish foundation, a nine-year-old cancer patient has raised nearly a quarter- of-a-million dollars f

coyotes or possibly wild dogs wandered on their property in woodfield road and killed several sheep.he family is worried the animals could strike again. the attacks don't just put the sheep in danger, but kids as well. >> we have so many kids in the surrounding area, and they all play outside. these dogs, whatever they are, are out there, and it's just a matter of time before they attack a person walking or children. >> this was the second attack like this one in two weeks. the family believes the sheep are easy prey and could be attacked again. >>> ten minutes now until 6:00. three weeks from now you'll be able to gather in maryland at this time. maryland casinos will be allowed to stay open 24 hours a day starting on december 27th. casinos plan on adding table games sometime next spring. a commission must first approve regulation for those games. >>> 5:51 now. time for weather and traffic on the ones. >> looks like we may be dodging rain showers today. >> a little wet start first thing friday morning. not going to add up to a whole lot of rain. but sometimes even just a few light r

coyotes or possibly wild dogs killed several sheep on the family farm off woodfield road.his is the second incident like this in two weeks. the family now fears the animals could also attack a person or even a child. >>> several people are hurt as a 7.3 earthquake hit off the coast of japan this morning. this all happened near the city of sendai. that is the same place that was hit hard by a 9.0 quake in march of 2011. no reports of any damage, and the reported injuries appear to be non-life threatening. >>> u.s. warships are now heading towards north korea. this is prior, of course, to a planned rocket launch there. the ships are equipped with advanced radar and missile defense systems. the communist state wants to launch a satellite into orbit, allegedly using technology banned by the united nations. at the live desk, melissa mollet, news 4. >>> the owner of a bangladesh clothing factory where over 100 people were killed in a fire last june lost his fire certification in june. he was only allowed to build a three-story facility. he illegally expanded it to eight floors a

in the south bay the guadalupe river and the coyote creek and the green right now.but it is great as well. the curandero creek peak 13 ft. just below the flooding. napa river is rising to flood levels but no flooding in downtown napa after years of work and tens of millions of dollars that were spent on the flood plain there. the russian river overflowed in a few rural spots but as far as the major area the river stayed just below flooding. >> still was crossing, the water often goes over the road there but it had not last time we checked. also levy was able to withstand the excess water. they're still watching a to see if it will fled over the building of rain we will be getting. >> a lot more in the clinic of the bay area your traffic and weather forecast in just a couple of minutes. the bay bridge toll plaza has light traffic right now and sunshine. [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise.

. >> assuming they are coyotes or dogs, we looked around the creek beds and found prints leading a couple of different directions. >> reporter: the animals were not eaten or eviscerated. this was killed for sport. perhaps it was wild dogs allowed to roam free. if that were the case, the signs would be obvious to the owners. >> those dogs came home very bloody last night, yes. and even the first incident, the animals must have come home with blood on them. >> reporter: there's also concern about what can happen if a small child is around. or small children. because the sheep that have been taken down aren't small sheep. they weighed up to 200 pounds. >> yes, that's our greatest concern. i have a child myself, a 10-year-old little girl. and we have so many kids in the surrounding area, and they all play outside. >> reporter: she said there's no mystery in the notion that they found easy prey. and they're likely to come back. in gaithersburg, derrick ward, news4. >>> things are back to normal on the beltway this evening after a truck filled with pineapples crashed this morning on the outer l

it appears to be the work of a coyote or wild dog. the owners of the farm are nervous. >> i have a child myself. a 10-year-old little girl. and we have so many kids in the surrounding area and they all play outside. they think it's more than one animal is responsible for the attacks. >>> an suv slammed into two businesses at a wheaton strip mall this morning about 11:30 in the 2500 block of anals avenue. it went through the front of a hair salon and check cashing business but nobody was hurt here. >>> just before 5:00 this evening, the national family lit the national christmas tree down on the ellipse. >> reporter: saw it all go down, still going down right now in the ellipse. rocking james taylor, just stepped on the stage right after the president said a couple of words, greeted everybody here, thanked everybody for coming and talked about the christmas season ahead of us. as far as james taylor is concerned, he's singing winter wonderland right now. i love his outfit tonight. that's typical james taylor right there. as far as our

. >> i think i had have lost a couple to the hawk and the coyotes. >> have you?. >> that might be why he's so fat too. >> i can't believe how big he is. he's huge. >> he's not as big as jinx was though. >> no, no. >> jinx was longer and taller. >> jinx wasn't that heavy though. >> no, he was strong. >> he was more lean. >> he's my little buddy. >> i'll see you. >> see you, jinxster. >> he's more dependable than anything i got in here. i will do without before he will. i give animals more respect than i do people because they deserve it. they deserve it. they're not the ones messing up the world, we are. >> up next, the gender bending ways of the inmate known as holly mary. >> i like to look sophisticated. and you really don't want to pay more than you have to. only citi price rewind automatically searches for the lowest price. and if it finds one, you get refunded the difference. just use your citi card and register your purchase online. have a super sparkly day! ok. [ male announcer ] now all you need is a magic carriage. citi price rewind. buy now. save later.

. >> stephanie: there are a lot of coyotes that live in the park. >> if he got some love from you you stephanie: in the meantime for some reason, coincidentally, two different friends send pictures of great pyrenees that need a home. literally, it will be like whoever house sits, for me over christmas will be i thought you had two dogs. what happened? there's like 17 now! what happened? >> there's a woman trying to -- another kitten on us. >> stephanie: how many do you have? >> we have four. we did have five. >> stephanie: oh, boy. right before christmas. all right. so all right we have a lot to get to. annie borowitz tweet the right to own a gun is trumped by the right not to be shot by one. thank you! [ applause ] the nra poked their little head out. >> they were shocked. >> stephanie: who could ever have seen this coming except everyone? yeah they -- although i don't know. you have to hope this is hopeful. joe manchin the senator yesterday i hope that they will have a place at the table. who knows whether this means anything given their history. but they said they promised to offer