. >>> and kicked off craigslist, sex workers need a place to advertise.he more obvious place ,,,,,,,,, justice. >>> the father of a teenage boy shot and killed by a friend struggled through tears to say he wants justice. andy was found shot to death last week in a san francisco home. he is 15-year-old friend has been charged with murder. today zang's grieving father expressed his anger. but community activists say immigrant parents often work long hours and their children are growing up without a lot of parental support. >> when jefferson was growing up, his parents worked a lot. he needed a safe place to go after school. the ymca was his home, his friends, his second family. >> it gave me a place to go. if you come here and are angry, you come here and work out. you talk to your peers and leaders so you have a lot of resources here. >> jefferson has friends who knew andy zang. he was shocked when he heard about his death. he bleefs the shooting was an accident and his friends panicked. >> i have my whole life ahead of me and i took my friend's life away

. >>> and kicked off craigslist, sex workers need a place to advertise.more obvious place some prostitutes have ended up. i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflamed uvula. i'm virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions. justice. >>> the father of a teenage boy shot and killed by a friend struggled through tears to say he wants justice. andy was found shot to death last week in a san francisco home. he is 15-year-old friend has been charged with murder. today zang's grieving father expressed his anger. but community activists say immigrant parents often work long hours and their children are growing up without a lot of parental support. >> when jefferson was growing up, his parents worked a lot. he needed a safe place to go after school. the ymca was his home, his friends, his second family. >> it gave me a place to go. if you come

. >>> hustled off craigslist. did you think prostitutes would abandon the internet? not likely. the action unfolding somewhere between farmville and mafia wars. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, sell sex. but since the website cracked down on those >>> three years ago craigslist was a haven for people looking to buy and sell sex. but since the website cracked down on those types of ads prostitutes have had to look elsewhere to find customers. joe vazquez found out that they turned to some websites that you may spend a lot of time on. >> i miss susan hunter. and i have been an educator for over ten years. >> reporter: advertising the world's oldest profession has gotten a little difficult so says susan hunt now listed on a san francisco-based website. she said it was easier on craigslist. >> this is a business that has been around for thousands and thousands of years. >> reporter: when craigslist shut down its adult listings last year, lovings.com said it got an immediate boost. >> as soon as craigslist closed down there were a number of other websites. >> reporter: another website is backpage.co

news4 at 5:00 starts right now. >>> caught on craigslist.ight, a teenager from northern virginia is arrested, accused of selling high-powered weapons to a man he thought was a convicted felon. the buyer really an undercover cop. and good evening, welcome to news4 at 5:00. i'm wendy rieger. >> i'm pat lawson muse. jim handly is off tonight. a 19-year-old from alexandria, virginia is in custody this evening, charged with selling handguns, assault weapons and body arrest more to police online. pat collins is live with this story this afternoon. pat? >> reporter: pat, most of us use craigslist to sell cars or furniture or clothing. but the virginia state police say an alexandria man was using craigslist to sell assault-style weapons to a guy he believed was an ex con. the suspect, 19-year-old austin birch. police say he was using craigslist to promote an illegal gun sale operation. virginia state police say bimp birch was selling weapons to a man he thought to be a convicted felon. >> we have an individual that was presented with information tha

were they also on craigslist.ny diversion from that, which is completely possible, will make this more complicated. but if it fits that pattern, you can be sure it's the work of the same person or persons. >> how long will it take to identify with the dna or whatever is possible with the new bodies. >> the state of the remains going to be the key. they could be an older set of remains than the ones that were found several months ago. dental regards are the very best you can have. if you have to do mitachondrial dna off of a femur or large chunk of bones, if you put it on rush could take days or weeks. having a woman to match it to will be done quickly. >> dna will be vital, though. >> absolutely. >> the areas around salt water and marshy land there, what does that say to what this individual or individuals is thinking. >> two different theories here. one that the person put the bodies there on purpose knowing that the elements, the salt spray, the constant hurricane-style winds in the winter will cause the decompo

thrsfi four bodies discovered last december were all prostitutes found on craigslist. sources say the more recent discoveries appear to be different, that they have more dissimilarities than similarities. it begs the question among investigators if they have uncovered a burial ground for a host of separate killers. >> we enjoy the beach quite a bit. never expect something like this to happen. >> reporter: the remains discovered today are now at the local medical examiner's office. the first task will be to confirm that they are in fact human bones. and then after that, they will try to figure out who they belong to. the search for bodies has been called off at this point. investigators believe they have covered all their bases and they will not be searching for more victims in the foreseeable future. reporting from jones beach in new york, i'm ida siegel for nbc bay area news. >>> well, it is a sign of how severe the situation is in japan when it comes to nuclear radiation. today on the one-month anniversary of that earthquake the severity of the nuclear crisis was rai

now live in hd, this is news4 at 6:00. >>> a craigslist bust. teenager was arrested for trying to sell guns, including an ak-47 online. >>> the new d.c. budget could hit a lot of people in the pocket, especially anyone who goes to the movies or uses a parking garage in the city. >> new concern that radiation from japan's damaged nuclear plants could effect drinking water if the situation isn't brought under control. >>> we begin with the situation in libya. yesterday, the rebels were in retreat. today, they're said to be advancing. good evening, i'm jim vance. >>

they all advertised on craigslist.et this man, joseph brewer, on craigslist the night she disappeared, but police say he's been cooperative and isn't a suspect. there are new reports a second man was seen partying with gilbert the night she went missing but so far no arrests. investigators are now also probing four other prostitute murders in atlantic city dating back to 2006 searching for similarities to these murders. one way or another, this police veteran is confident the killer will be caught. >> the reason why we put erasers on pencils is because we all make mistakes. whoever it is will make a mistake and he'll get caught. >> meantime, the mystery for the family of shannon gilbert continues. turns out none of the eight bodies discovered so far was hers, and that means the family fears the death count from this serial murder will climb even higher. dan? >> so much anguish for them. jeremy, thank you for your reporting this morning. joining me to talk about this, former homicide detective. rod wheeler. thanks for c

a medical student using craigslist to attack them.e merrill reports, police are now releasing evidence. >> very dark and sinister side to phillip mar cough that he -- mar cov that he took to the grave with them. >> reporter: it is the only thing that they don't know about phillip mar cov's crime spree, why. but they are releasing an interview with his fiance, who was clearly in the dark. >> can i ask what this is about yet? or no? >> investigating some activity from a computer in your house. >> reporter: megan mcallister spoke after the couple was picked up on their way to foxwood. it was just days after masseuse, jalissa brisesman was found. they even asked megan about massage. >> you have never been involved in any type of massage? >> no. he's never even gotten a massage. never gotten a massage in his life. >> reporter: when mar cov was arrested, police found blood on his shoes. >> they were blood stains and they came from the woman she had murdered. he had jalissa brisesman's blood on him, literally, when we took him into custody.

where sex workers have started popping up after the craigslist crackdown. and if you play your cards right, tomorrow's coffee is on them. what you have to do to get a free drink at starbucks tomorrow. get home. 25 year old jill mcvay was arrested in a sex sting, after police say she solicited an undercover officer. police later found her one- month-old twins in an nearby car, with a window cracked. in happened on a stretch of international boulevard in and, where there with a window cracked. it happened obvious on a stretch -- on a stretch of -- on a stretch of international boulevard. police say her story may not be all that uncommon. >> you have to ask yourselves how many times has this occurred? this is the one that was caught. i mean, that's why this is such bigger than one particular incident because you have to examine. >> they told officers she left the baby because she was trying to make enough cash to drive to stop where her three under students lived with family. >>> once a haven for people looking to buy and sell sex, craig's list cleaned up the

the mention on craigslist encouraging retaliation. giants fans welcome the extra security and hopes it diffuses the situation. >> i'm sure knuckle heads will show up and that's just sad. >> uniformed and ununiformed officers will be inside and outside at&t park. officers are monitoring social networking sites. >>> time is 6:17. we want to check your monday morning forecast. talk about a day at the baseball park with giants and dodgers. how does it look weather wise? at 7:15 when we see the first pitch thrown out, it's going to be chilly. i'm sure the announcers will be talking about it. temps around 52 degrees at 7:15. here is what you can count on for today. it's not going to be a perfectly clear day. we'll see the clouds continue to funnel into the bay area. now, it's the case. partly cloudy conditions. a mix of sun and clouds. sunrise around 7:00 a.m. high pressure still in control. it's going to keep things nice today. the clouds arcing up and around the ridge of high pressure. we are sandwiched between systems. we have a system o

. >>> i've been on craigslist, i've been on career builders, i've been on all the internet sites. >> i have an mba and five or seven years experience with marketing the market is so saturated right now. >> employers are saying to come out more than the past. we have 15 companies here today. there is a variety of levels. management to experienced to entry level. >> reporter: those unemployed the folks you heard from were here two hours before the event. that is showing you how much people need these jobs, insurance agencies to retailers to law firms. all the folks are hiring. again, this event starts at noon here at hilton hotel emeryville. it runs until 4:00 this afternoon and admission is free. >> weather is finally drying up after lots of spring rain. what are the consequences many roads need repairs? oakland kicks off it's pothole fix. >> there are 806 miles of roadway between here and el paso texas. that is lot of street to cover. so public works officials are taking advantage of great weather to perform a four week pothole blitz. today is the kickoff for the public works agency

. >> there will be 40% more security and security are well aware of a craigslist posting calling on giant fans to beat a dodger fan into a coma. >> also at tonight's game 100 of stow's fellow employees will collect money to pay his medical bills. they will hold a silent auction during the game. family members will be the guest of honor. >> it will be nice. we'll have over 30 family members in attendance and watching it. another dedicating the day to him. will be good for the family to get together. >> they want a peaceful game and some fans think he will get his wish. >> we want to be respectful for what we have right now. >> the fundraising goes well this could be stellar night in giants history. if violence erupts it could go otter way like a ballgame you don't know which way it's going to go. >> kristen: meanwhile in los angeles right now the dodgers are holding a fund-raising at the stadium to help bryan stow pay for his medical bills. american medical responsible response is co-hosting the event. ambulances are lined up in the parking lot. they are donating cash and checks to a fund

. >>> i've been on craigslist, i've been on career builders, i've been on all the internet sites. >> i have an mba and five or seven years experience with marketing the market is so saturated right now. >> employers are saying to come out more than the past. we have 15 companies here today. there is a variety of levels. management to experienced to entry level. >> reporter: those unemployed the folks you heard from were here two hours before the event. that is showing you how much people need these jobs, insurance agencies to retailers to law firms. all the folks are hiring. again, this event starts at noon here at hilton hotel in emeryville. it runs until 4:00 this afternoon and admission is free. >> weather is finally drying up after lots of spring rain. what are the consequences many roads need repairs? oakland kicks off it's pothole fix. >> there are 806 miles of roadway between here and el paso texas. that is lot of street to cover. so public works officials are taking advantage of great weather to perform a four week pothole blitz. today is the kickoff for the public works agen

. >> there will be 40% more security and security are well aware of a craigslist posting calling on giant fans to beat a dodger fan into a coma. >> also at tonight's game, 100 of stow's fellow employees will collect money to pay his medical bills. they will hold a silent auction during the game. family members will be the guest of honor. >> it will be nice. we'll have over 30 family members in attendance and watching it. another dedicating the day to him. will be good for the family to get together. >> they want a peaceful game and some fans think he will get his wish. >> we want to be respectful for what we have right now. >> the fundraising goes well this could be stellar night in giants history. if violence erupts it could go otter way, like a ballgame you don't know which way it's going to go. >> kristen: meanwhile, in los angeles right now the dodgers are holding a fund-raising at the stadium to help bryan stow pay for his medical bills. american medical responsible response is co-hosting the event. ambulances are lined up in the parking lot. they are donating cash and checks to a fu

security is aware of a craigslist posting of giant fans to beat a dodger's fan into a coma. the security will be tighter since the world series. >> kristen: at 8:30 this morning jury will resume deliberations in the perjury trial of barry bonds. jurors on the first day of deliberations without a verdict. they asked for a read back of testimony of kathy hoskins. she testified she saw greg anderson give him an injection before a 2002 road trip. jurors also listened again to reporting that hoskins brother made of anderson talking about injecting bonds with steroids. when the verdict comes down we will break into programming and bring it to you. >> eric: oakland police are trying to figure out why a transit bus ran off the road into a playground. nobody was on the bus when it knocked out a tree before landing in a preschool playground at bay view fellow church. the bus was in service along the route near merit college when it left the road. >> kristen: a man that disappeared after his boat capsized off the coast of ocean beach is presumed dead. they searched 12 hours across seve

they are aware of a craigslist of a giants fan beating a dodgers fan in a comb masmt that is why the security out here. tonight and forward wednesday's game as well. >> kristen: the jury in the barry bonds federal trial resumed this morning. jurors did not reach a verdict. the panel asked for a read back of testimony of kathy hoskins. she says she saw the personal trainer, greg anderson give him an injection before a road trip. jurors reheard a recording talking about injecting bonds with steroids. >> in concord this morning, police are asking for witnesses for n a deadly stabbing to come forward. it happened in the parking lot of a burger king. police say the victim was a 19-year-old man. witnesses identified his attackers and officers took a suspect in custody. at last word they are trying to figure out a motive forfeiture stabbing. detectives say they want to hear from people that saw the attack but haven't yet talked to police. investigators haven't released the victims or suspects names. >> stanford police are asking the public's help to find a man that attacked a students on ca

scalpers are selling tickets on internet sites like craigslist. they are issued by the park for free. park leaders are working to shut down the scalpers. let's check in with christina and a beginning of the workweek forecast. good morning. >> good morning, what a gorgeous weekend we had. we are starting out with showers, overcast conditions for the day. a lot of this is going to move out of the area for the second day. showers pushing through the east bay getting a little bit of precipitation. this is what we are expecting by 2:00. mostly clear bay area. a couple lingering clear cells. after that, clearing. then we'll have a nice day tomorrow. temperatures climbing toward 70 degrees. more rain on the way in the middle of the week. we'll break it down for you. these are the temperatures for today. 61 degrees in oakland. 62 in concord. 62 degrees for you in fremont. livermore, 63 degrees, not too bad. take the umbrella with you. by the second half of the day, toss it into the trunk. maybe you have junk to get out of your trunk. i learned the hard wa

these craigslist ads are a great way to sell stuff. >> what to do? >> the doctor says don't post anything you wouldn't feel comfortable with published in the new york times. >> disable the gps on the smartphone. >> the location services are on. >> everything is on. >> yes. >> now that i know that. >> the first step is check your phone the geotech. if so just think about whether you are okay with that. privacy is a personal thing, right? some people would be really scared about this. other people say, oh, yeah, i don't care if people know my location. that's why you have to make your own choice. >> as with a lot of websites these days you have to opt out by turning the function off. thursday part 2 another look at protecting and repairing your online reputation. what you can do if you are saber attacked. if you have a story idea for another look send us an e-mail at another look at cbs5.com. >> enough wind and rain and some trees just don't make it. some, however, hang in there. bob wants to know do trees grow stronger in gusty windy areas. ken bastid

congregation can cover their soaring security bills, he recently put his church up for sale on craigslist as millions of peaceful muslims wrestle with another horrific act carried out in their name, it was a deliberate choice not to ask pastor jones about any future koran burning plans. to be honest, we really wrestled with the decision to give him any more air time tonight but ultimately felt you most capable of making your own judgments. and we hope you share them with us at abcnews.com. >>> and just ahead, could school walls be getting in the way of your kids' learning? we drop in on the all-outdoors kindergarten where mother nature sets the curriculum. [ male announcer ] nature is unique... ...authentic... ...pure... and also delicious. ♪ like nature valley. granola bars made with crunchy oats and pure honey. because natural is not only good, it also tastes good. nature valley -- 100% natural. 100% delicious. @@ ♪ hello sunshine, s[ female announcer ] naturwake up to sweetnessural. with honey nut cheerios cereal. kissed with real honey. and the 100% natural whole grain oats can help l

you can't get access to craigslist. many employers don't have paper applications anymore. you have to apply online. >> reporter: this mission is being carried out by a number of nonprofits. one offers free computers to oakland school students between the 6th and 1th grade. but having the internet is one step. paying for is another. >> false use by definition, don't have a family. it's very important that they have access to technology and education in order to succeed. for example, if they graduate high school and go to college. they have more of a likelihood of getting an important and a job. >> reporter: the city and the nonprofitting are pooling their -- nonprofits are pooling their resources to get those who want the internet access. some housing residents have access, public libraries is a source. a major goal of the program is figuring out how to deliver internet access to the homes of people who write now cannot -- right now cannot afford the price. reporting live from oakland, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. >>> the atherton teacher accused o

so far for victims have been identified as prostitutes who advertise order craigslist. investigators say they are looking at multiple suspects, some of whom may be linked to law enforcement. the killer called one victim's sister using the victim's cell phone showing that he is familiar with investigative tactics. >> kristen: in japan, nuclear regulators have raised the severity of the crisis prosecute a level 5 to level 7, the highest on the international scale. japanese officials say the damage caused to the nuclear plant by last month's earthquake and tsunami has put it on par with the chernobyl disaster, however the actual amount of injuries just jus about 10% of the chernobyl accident. it has contaminated the air, tap water, vegetables and sea water. meanwhile, a magnitude 6.3 aftershock was felt in tokyo this morning. >> eric: a group of little leaguers in southern california was supposed to fly to tokyo with a tournament with japanese teams. they decided to donate their airfare to the japanese players could come here. they arrived in los angeles yesterday. first t

the four discovered last december identified asus courts who advertised on craigslist.nd three more found on monday still unidentified. >> we have no information on the sex or age or any other information on the four remains that we found. >> reporter: police appear to be working with very few clues, despite the number of bodies and the multiple crime scenes. experts think that may mean the killer is familiar with police procedure. >> either he knows what he's doing and understands what crime scene investigation is all about, or he's just been lucky up until now. >> reporter: the case began last may when investigators combed the area outside this house, a prostitute named shannan gilbert was last seen running from theçó house. gilbert was never found, but the search eventually led to the remains of all eight victims. gilbert's mother says police never took her daughter's disappearance seriously. >> if we weren't always on the phone, they may not have ever searched at all. >> reporter: authorities on long island continue to focus on the fact that the common burial ground

they were all women in their 20s who advertised escort services on craigslist.far back as 2007. wally zeins, former nypd detective, says the fact that those bodies were wrapped in burlap bags may be a clue. >> you have to take into consideration who would use burlap in that area? well, clam diggers. >> reporter: police are said to be reviewing area clamming licenses and traffic tickets. it's believed the killer is familiar with this desolate stretch of beach, is meticulous, and likely thriving on the attention. seth doane, cbs news, new york. >> dr. lawrence kobilinsky is a crime scene analyst and professor at the john jay college of criminal justice in new york. good morning. >> good morning. >> we hear this theory about this alleged suspect potentially having some ties to law enforcement. what do you think of this theory? >> i'm not really convinced of that. i think anybody watches programs like csi would be familiar of the fact that you shouldn't stay on a cell phone for more than three minutes or else you might be traced. so i think he's taking evasive actio

. >> and hustled off craigslist. did you think prostitutes would abandon the internet? no.he action unfolding somewhere between fondville and mafia wars. that and much more at 6:00. >> thank you. >>> from swing to salsa, dozens of people are putting on their dancing shoes today to kick off national dance week. the festivities started with a flash mob in union square. schools all over the bay area along with nondancers, bystanders, come on, everybody will join in. it's a three minute event they called one dance followed by three free performances there. there will be free dances all over the bay area. they are all in sync. didn't rain on their parade. >> i had no idea. i would ha

we found messages on-site likes craigslist calling for payback even encouraging violence. >> for sure there will be knuckleheads showing up trying to find a dodger fan. and that's just sad. >> reporter: criticized for their initial response to the tragedy, the dodgers are planning a fundraiser for stow to take place at dodgers stadium. and many giants fans are hoping cooler heads will prevail at the games saying at&t is known as a family-friendly place, it's mind blowing that people do these things and take it so far. >> reporter: and as for how to send those text alerts while at the game tomorrow, text the numbers 80899 followed by the word security, and then your message. there will be announcements during the game tomorrow. so don't worry, you don't have to memorize that number. live in san francisco, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, monte. >>> stanford police are looking for a man who reportedly sexual assaulted a graduate student while she was sleeping. the woman told police that the man broke into her apartment on the stanford university campus. it happened at a u

if i had this great idea, why can't i have the idea, find the funding and i'll just go to craigslist to find the programmers or india. >> i think it's possible, actually, absolutely. in our case we have a team that's overseas as well. although we're a technical team we can leverage their skill set as well. while we're sleeping there's code being written and checked in. >> that is a huge advantage, because the cycle is so different. literally you are doing all your coding, right? >> i do a lot of it myself. we don't outsource any of the programming. i think it's just too important to outsource. >> the thing that people are going to want to know about you, we talked about it in the beginning of the setup cases, you are now how old? >> i'm 20 now. >> you're 20. all right. you have how many -- you have more than a million dollars in funding, correct? >> right. >> okay. you don't understand that's strange, right? okay. what does a 20-year-old do with a check for, we'll rounded it down to a million. what does a 20-year-old do with a check for a million dollars? >> i didn't know what to do

began in december, when police were called to look for 24-year-old shannon gilbert, a prostitute on craigslistho went to meet a client here last may. she had not been seen since. officials found four decomposed bodice. all women, all in their 20s. but no shannon gilbert. last week, they found another and three more. experts racing to identify the four, new victims.certai >> certainly, the medical examiner's going to be looking at the possibility that shannon gilbert is one of the remains. >> when i heard today three more, it really, really scared me. >> reporter: ironically residents here and the elusive killer seem to have picked this beachfront community for the same reason. it is quiet and desolate. and all of this untamed growth makes a beautiful backdrop, as well as an ideal place to dump bodies. lucy yang, abc news, in oak beach, new york. >>> an aviation mystery is unraveling under the waters of brazil. undersea robots have recovered from the air france jet that plunged into the atlantic ocean two years ago. all 228 onboard were killed in the crash, the worst in air france's history. >>

of the four women already identified, all advertised on craigslist. >> they're going to see if craigslisty information. it will many times list a cell phone number, and/or an e-mail address. clearly, the killer had to communicate with the victim prior to meeting her. >> reporter: police literally stumbled on other bodies in december. some had been there for two years, while searching for shannon gilbert, a 22-year-old prostitute from new jersey. gilbert's family says she called 911 the night she went missing in may. >> her last phone call was 21 minutes to 911, when she was grabbed and pulled into the truck. >> reporter: now, police believe they may have found her in this latest search. >> the medical examiner is going to be looking at the possibility that shannon gilbert is one of the remains. >> reporter: as for the rest of the bodies, it's a big challenge. is there a chance that these bodies may never be identified? >> it does very heavily rely on the presence of a dna match somewhere in the system. if that data isn't in the laboratory, we could get a good dna profile from the skeleton

brambles just off of gilgo beach, each white women in their 20s who had advertised escort services on craigslisting as far back as 2007. then two more bodies were found in the last four weeks, reportedly, one could be a toddler. wally zions is an nypd detective. >> serial killers like to taunt. they look at the media. see how the case is going. this is the psychological gratification they receive. >> reporter: this killer may have taunted the sister of one of his victims, calling her from the dead woman's cell phone from crowded places like penn station and times square, a male voice on the line saying you know what your sister is doing? she's a whore. he kept the calls short so it would be difficult to trace leading investigators to question whether the killer has knowledge of law enforcement procedures. either way, the search for the killer is under way. and police have denied they have a suspect. seth doan, cbs news, jones beach, new york. >>> a georgia sheriff's office is looking for a thief with no conscious at all. he stole from a young girl's lemonade stand. 13-year-old chelsea edwards an

among them, four prostitutes, who all advertised on craigslist. at least one was strangled.earch continues for more bodies in the heavy brush and tough terrain, on horseback, using fire truck ladders and cadaver dogs, like this one. how important are cadaver dogs, in brush and terrain like this? >> the brush doesn't hinder them as much as it does us in this terrain. they have more abilities. >> reporter: but the killer is proving elusive. authorities believe he is highly intelligent and lives a normal life. >> he used prepaid or throwaway cell phones that he was only on the phone for, perhaps, up to three minutes. at least tells you he's savvy enough that if it's tracked down, it's not going to point to him. >> reporter: and in a terrifying twist, the killer called the sister of one of his victims. out of fear, she spoke to us in shadow. did he say he had killed your sister on the phone? >> yeah. >> reporter: do you think he's done killing? >> no. he's doing that many murders, he's not going to stop. he obviously enjoys it. he's sick in the head. >> reporter: authorities tel

here it would be a move over todd sarah pailin and former congressman christopher lee's shotgun craigslist marriage or be donald trump and congresswoman sheila jackson lee's carriage trailer ganza marriage or c. president obama and michele bachmann's marriage you know just to get his green card . ok. you have. got to say something serious about this this wall to wall coverage so anything that really bothers me is that there are some very serious hurt people in the southern part of this country from mississippi to virginia and i wish the media will give and had given the wall to wall coverage i mean over three hundred lives were lost and there's been tremendous destruction down there and i would have much rather have seen that and caused us to respond much the way we did to katrina and the hurricane and new. orleans and we did watching disney land for instance and everybody living vicariously through reads to me like a baby last night. i slept like a baby all i did any good opening a third i'm sure no i did not all my friends did i felt like an oddity but you know nuthin so i think it's som

each of them white women in their 20s who had advertised escort services on craigslist and had been missing as far back as 2007. then four more bodies were found in the last two weeks. reportedly one may be a toddler. police are also looking into the possibility that this case may be connected to a 2006 atlantic city case where the bodies were four known prostitutes were also found on the beach. wally zeins is a former nypd detective. >> serial killers like to taunt. they like to look at the media. they like to see how is their case going? this is a psychological gratification that they receive. >> reporter: this killer may have taunted the sister of one of his victims calling her from the dead woman's cell phone, from crowded places like pen station and times square. a male voice on the line saying, do you know what your sister is doing? she's a whore. he kept the call short to make it difficult to trace. leading investigators to question whether the killer is familiar with law enforcement procedures. so far police deny they have a suspect. katie. >> couric: seth doane, thanks very much. o

but so far, the field looks like a turnout from a craigslist ad for a free couch. >> did you guys sees? in a speech yesterday, president obama revealed until up till a few years ago, he was still paying off his student loans. yeah. in response, china was, like, oh. so, you do know how to repay loans. interesting. >> there's a heated debate in congress right now over the budget. if an agreement isn't reached by friday at midnight, the government, the united states government will be shutdown. if they don't come to an agreement, all nonemergency government services will shut down next week, which could cause the dmv to be full of dela delays. the shutdown means that many public beaches could be closed, which could severely whiten speaker of the house, john boehner. >> a lot of people wonder what a government shut down would be like. they say they're in meetings. they're in the white house. you know, i don't think these guys have taken it that seriously. you know, i saw something today. i'm watching the news. well, here, look. here they are. look what they're doing out there. they're not

among them four prostitutes, who all advertised on craigslist, at least one was strangled. now the search continues for even more bodies in the heavy brush and tough terrain on horseback using fire trucks and cadaver dog like this one. how important are cadaver dogs in brush and terrain like this? >> the brush doesn't linder them like us. >> reporter: detectives believe he's highly intelligent and leads another life. and other phone calls placed suggests a connection to law enforcement. >> he used pre-paid or throw-away cell phones and he was only on the phone for perhaps up to three minutes. at least tells you he's savvy enough if it's tracked down it's not going to point to him. >> reporter: in a terrifying twist, the killer called the sister of one of his victims. out of fear, she spoke to us in shadow. >> did he say he killed your sister on the phone? >> yeah. >> reporter: do you think he's done killing? >> no. if he's doing that many murders he's not going to stop. he obviously enjoys it. and he's sick in the head. >> reporter: authorities tell abc news there are sever

. >> reporter: whoever killed these four women, all prostitutes who advertised on craigslist, and four other unidentified victims, had detailed knowledge of specific police techniques. investigators believe the killer made taunting phone calls to the victims' families. short calls, so they couldn't be traced. and they were phoned in from places like times square. a clever trick, because even if police did track the call here and checked surveillance video, they couldn't possibly pinpoint one cell phone caller in a crowded place like this. the trick for invest gators? figuring out if it's a police insider or someone who learned these methods from watching tv. >> you can clearly look at hours and hours of police shows on television and pick up all sorts of tips about how to allude the police. >> reporter: the idea of a civil servant serial killer isn't all that foreign. the btk killer was a local code enforcement officer, working alongside the very people trying to catch him. >> it's like a puzzle. the more pieces you have, the better chances you have of solving this crime. >> reporter:

the posting on craigslist about a repeat incident has been removed from the site.f fans are worried about security around them, 4 can text them. there's always been a zero- tolerance here at the ballpark against public intoxication. police say they don't set the rules. they are just trying to enforce them so everyone has a good time at the ballgame. reporting live from san francisco, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and while the dodgers are in san francisco for tonight's game, the l.a. team is holding their own fund- raiser in los angeles to help brian stow. they are asking people to to go to dodger stadium today, donate cash and checks to the trust fund. another fund-raiser for stow happening tonight is at the el palomar restaurant. there will be food, raffles -- a raffle and a silent raffle. >>> 8:02. overnight in berkeley. 30 homes lost water service after a water main broke. east bay m.u.d. said a pipe burst on shaddock near angels avenue. residents tell us they woke up after hearing the gushing sound of water near their home. it took about an hour bef

the park site says people are selling tickets on craigslist often more than what yosemite charges. a $20 campsite, they are charging for $100 a night. we have an update on last week's fish rescue in the sacramento river of the chinook that were freed, wild life agents say 53 of them were endangered. dozens of sturgeons, bass and steelhead were rescued. >>> the white house has declared a federal disaster in california. powerful waves generated by the earthquake in japan caused extensive damage to came's coast. state officials estimate more than $48 million in damage was done. mostly to harbors in crescent city and santa cruz. the declaration frees up funding for emergency repair work. >>> had some sprinkles around the bay today. let's go to our chief meteorologist, bill mart -- martin. >> we did have sprinkles throughout the area today. come in close he, this is very light at be. i think by montera and millbrae and burlingame you are probably getting some light sprinkles, sprinkles down around redwood city, out towards the dumbarton bridge. newsance stuff, this is not shutting you d

she had agreed to meet someone that she met on craigslist at a nearby beach. >>> vallejo police wereble too -- able to arrest a prowling suspect after the 39- year-old man ran to his mom's house. police say they when they were called to a home just after midnight, the suspect jumped to his car and drove off, leave leading them on a five-minute dais chase but the suspect abandoned his car and ran into what turned out to be his mother's house. police followed him inside and arrested him. >>> let's go right now to sal. there's breaking news. what happened, sal? >> yeah. we do have a crash on the golden gate bridge. i got a call from the viewer. you can't see it here. apparently it's farther north on the bridge, involving a golden gate transit bus, according to the chp, and another vehicle. this is northbound 101 just south of the toll plaza, so that would be -- i guess it would be doyle drive. if it's northbound, south of the toll plaza. i was just about to call the person who called me to get a better location. northbound 101 just after the toll plaza, so that would be off the bridge -

also adding to anxiety a posting on craigslist asking giants fan to beat a dodgers fan into a coma. one thing police don't want is an innocent victim of mindless violence. on the website, they are giving out information on bryan stow's condition, there a place and send your best wishes to bryan stow and a lot of dodger fans are sending their best wishes for bryan stow. >> eric: the jury in the barry bonds perjury trial will hear a read back of testimony when they resume deliberations this morning. jurors ended the first day of deliberations on friday by asking to hear the testimony of bonds' former personal shopper kathy hoskins. she testified she saw his personal trainer greg anderson give him an injection before a 2002 road trip. anderson was released from jail on friday. >> kristen: authorities are trying to determine the cause of a weekend diving accident in monterey bay that left two teenagers dead. monterey county sheriff's department says the 17-year-old student was part of a class from carson city, nevada. the pair failed to resurface during a dive. they found the teens belo

a craigslist posting raised alarm yesterday about revenge against dodgers fans. the posts has been removed. >> i understand that someone posted something indicating that they want to repeat what happened in los angeles here. we take that seriously. >> the fans -- cameras to plain clothes. >> reporter: the giants three years ago launched a text messages system letting fans anonymously call security. >> they have a lot of passion, winning the world series, there is just a lot more attention and focus here and from a security standpoint we are always making adjustments. >> there are other so many things you can do. >> reporter: rick smith said stadium trouble can usually be traced to one factor. >> the problem is you have alcohol. then you get people that get angry and you get words back and forth by young guys and they got to much testerone. >> reporter: still game goers say they hope fans will be on their best behaviorer behavior. >> i always feel it's a family friendly ballpark and i feel secure here. >> reporter: san francisco police won't say how. extra officer

craigslist. to draw the muni bus operator--grant lotus-- >>jacqueline: >>catherine: . >>pam: a muni drivers will never drive for me again. driving and was captured on a camera. she was caught texting purify she had this-let me stop this video. >> this is video of a passenger a of a bus driver texting. as we slow this down the phone is in the driver's hand. texting and driving. not only is that against the law is forbidden under the muni policy. paid suspension, the video was received by muni on wednesday she is recommended >> i look in the marriage to a detective will she was driving. she saw us recall i look in the mirror--and when i approached her to record her texting. she kicked me off the muni boss. >> you can see from this video th shows all you. >>pam: a muni drivers will never drive for me again. she was scott texting while driving and was captured on >> this is video of a passenger a of a bus driver texting. as we slow this driver's hand. texting and driving. not only is that against the law is forbidden under the muni policy. paid suspension, the video was re

they are selling reservations on internet sites like craigslist. they were selling prime camping spots. they are issued by the park for free. >>> next thing you know, you can get animals on farmville that you pay for and don't have. wait, they already do that. >> what a business. >> i bet the water falls are sensational in yosemite with all the snowfall they have had. >> that's great news for us. it's going to reflplenish our water supplies. this morning, we are getting wet weather. it's starting to thin out now. the bulk of the moisture has come through. yeah. it's already come through. you can see back behind here, north bay getting a break. we are starting to see the situation turn spotty. the overall pattern is deteriorating. it's the situation as we head out as well. high pressure builds into the bay. it makes for beautiful weather. temps in the 70s. clouds arcing up and around the ridge. we have to get through a few showers for the first part of the day by 11:00 a.m. we see clearing and breaks of sun. by 3:00 p.m., we are looking at sunny ski

the women believed to be prostitutes advertising on craigslist. their bodies were found 500 feet apart, but the latest round are more scattered. does that suggest the killer or killers may have changed the routine or maybe that there are more than one killer? >> you know, anything is possible at this point. if you look at the four that were found in december, as you mentioned, 500 feet apart. then the discovery in march, that was about a mile east. then the other three were a little bit closer together. then the two discoveries found yesterday were actually a lot further away and in different areas. and they were pieces of possible human remains. what instantly connected in my brain back in december was the atlantic city case. i was on the ground there, i was on the streets with the prostitutes in the evenings, with many people trying to figure out who the killer could have been there. those bodies were placed 60 yards away from the next, face down in a ditch behind the golden key motel. their heads were all facing east. none had their shoes or so

this all started after shannon gilbert, an escort who advertised on craigslist, disappeared back in maye her? >> yes. >> reporter: a panicked gilbert showed up at gus's house. >> i opened door and she came in and she just stood there staring at me yelling help me, help me. >> reporter: at 5:00 in the morning? >> yeah. >> reporter: he called 911 for help. but gilbert ran away. slipping down his steps, then briefly hiding under his boat, before running off. >> looking back i'm saying to myself, i could have possibly saved that girl's life. >> reporter: and difficult? >> very difficult. i got -- >> reporter: gilbert was never found. but the search for her led to the discovery of four other craigslist escorts, found asphyxiated and buried in the beach. investigators have combed this community, questioning neighbors, like dr. peter hackett. >> this has been a tough couple of days. >> reporter: gilbert's family says that this former police doctor had encountered shannon gilbert that night. fueling suspicion that hackett and his wife say is unwarranted. did you see shannon gilbert on that nigh

>>reporter: he bought a bunch from the contractor and pit up on craigslist. it didn't take long for those old boards from marin ancient tree to spread like seedlings throughout the county. first buyer 0a boutique in mill valley. >> it's here it's here it's here. it's the top bar. it's the whole store. >>reporter: that is tm paul who turned the redwood into a high end jean store. of all the project ron may be the most ambitious. waited his entire life to work with tight rain old growth redwood like this. the history appeals to him. >> this particular redwood has been drying for over 130 years. >>reporter: made all the more valuable because that marin county scenes like this with old redwood growth hardly exist any more. only a few remain. rest? transformed. into city escape escapes. >> as soon as i fond out about it i jumped right oypt. >>reporter: with the goal of creating coffee tables. end table, stool. all on sale. 300 to 900 dollars is the pric price. they have tight rain and not in all the national funk i necessary. haven't seen anything like this. >> ri

she was hired through a craigslist ad to be a home care taker. she didn't know that warick had a criminal history. >>> 16 cases in contra costa county have been dropped because the officers are involved in a widening drug scandal. more charges were filed for the former sheriff deputy. he is involved in the conspiracy scandal along with the commander of the narcotics enforcement team. he is accused of stealing drug evidence. today he was charged with three counts of conspiracy. >> conspiracy to sell steroids. conspiracy to obstruct justice. conspiracy to falsely arrest. >> the false arrest charges stem from the so-called dirty duis, a scheme in which attractive women were allegedly hired to lure men into bars and get them drunk then it is alleged the officer would have the men arrested for drunk driving when they left. >>> a chp officer is recovering in the hospital tonight after getting hit by a suspected drunk driver. it happened just before 2:00 a.m. this morning on interstate 880 at baskin avenue. the chp says officer skyler teesh was helping

. >>> investigators in boston have released key evidence in the case against a craigslist killer.ice, one of the luckiest men on the planet. are you up set you didn't buy in? >> i'm not upset and i'm happy for the seven who won it. >> reporter: mike is one of the seven from the i.t. department who wasn't feeling lucky so he didn't chip in to the lottery pool that made his co-workers on $319 million richer. >> hair the hardest workers i've ever met. >> reporter: you're happy for them. >> i'm very happy for them. >> reporter: they'd all be out if it weren't for a snickers bar. mike barth was the designated buyer for the ticket when he got a craving for one ever these. >> i reach over and started pulling myself out of line to get the candy bar. this guy jumps in front of me. i'm like maybe i should say something, that's pretty rude but i didn't. >> reporter: as for how they're sharing the wealth at the office, they're still undecided. mike says that's okay. >> they're great people. >> reporter: jeremy hubbard, abc news albany new york. >> a gracious guy. >> it would be nice if they s

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