this month's winner is pender, nebraska high school senior devin soll. devin was nominated by mrs. liakos, who he helps as a student aid. jaclyn driscoll reporting>> the youngest of three children on a family farm of about 2500 acres, devin is slated to take things over after college. "he's involved in harvest right now, so he goes to school all day, goes to football practice, then he goes home and he's out on the combine or driving truck." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> but boy who stands over six feet tall, found his soft spot... working with younger students. dayleen liakos teacher>> "devin just has this knack to put the kids at ease. he can tease them without going over the line and keeping them in control still. asking questions. they look up devin soll student>> "my future's not going to be with kids, but they seem to like me and that's good. i like that, to spend some time with them." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> giving credit, in large part, to his family devin soll student>> "my brother is a big role model in my life. he's always pushing me in sports and academics. my father p

this month's winner is pender, nebraska high school senior devin soll. devin was nominated by mrs. liakos, who he helps as a student aid. jaclyn driscoll reporting>> the youngest of three children on a family farm of about 2500 acres, devin is slated to take things over after college. "he's involved in harvest right now, so he goes to school all day, goes to football practice, then he goes home and he's out on the combine or driving truck." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> but this rough around the edges farm boy who stands over six feet tall, found his soft spot... working with younger students. dayleen liakos teacher>> "devin just has this knack to put the kids at ease. he can tease them without going over the line and keeping them in control still. they love going to him and asking questions. they look up to him. he's a good role model. devin soll student>> "my future's not going to be with kids, but they seem to like me and that's good. i like that, to spend some time with them." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> giving credit, in large part, to his family devin soll student>> "my brother

this month's winner is pender, nebraska high school senior devin soll. devin was nominated by mrs. liakos, who he helps as a student aid. jaclyn driscoll reporting>> the youngest of three children on a family farm of about 2500 acres, devin is slated to take things over after college. "he's involved in harvest right now, so he goes to school all day, goes to football practice, then he goes home and he's out on the combine or driving truck." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> but this rough around the edges farm boy who stands over six feet tall, found his soft spot... working with younger students. dayleen liakos teacher>> "devin just has this knack to put the kids at ease. he can tease them without going over the line and keeping them in control still. they love going to him and to him. he's a good role model. devin soll student>> "my future's not going to be with kids, but they seem to like me and that's good. i like that, to spend some time with them." jaclyn driscoll reporting>> giving credit, in large part, to his family devin soll student>> "my brother is a big role model in my life

can i ask you why it is that devin's family believes that devin is not at fault or that devin's actions not have led to the conclusion that the officer fired justifiably? >> well, from our perspective, it is quite clear i think that watching the video that the police aofficer escalated the encounter throughout, throughout that short period of time. initially, devin, as you can see, he just thought that he was doing something helpful and being a good citizen and instead of that being recognized, he is being argued with and berated and probably in his view being treated like a criminal. he is a young man obviously, 17. >> i hear what you are saying, but i do take ir issue with the police being the party that escalated it, because when i watched it in the entirety that officer asked seven times for your clients' son to provide him with a driver's license. that's not negotiable. you have to do that and it becomes a legal issue for the officer when a driver won't do that. and so did the driver escalate this incident or did the officer escalate this incident? >> well, i take issue with the po

devin soll student>> "i'm very thankful. the people around me, the teachers, i'm glad that they'd nominate me. it means a lot to me. it's kind of special. i don't know, it means i'm doing something right in my life." larry>> devin plans on aending college to receive a degree in agriculture. then, returning back home to his family farm. if you'd like to nominate a student, you can do that on our website siouxland news dot com by clicking on the "above and beyond" banner. larry>> a northwest iowa college is trying to attract students to its manufacturing program. northwest iowa community college in sheldononeld its second nual manufacturing d d event tuesday... showing off its production welding, advanced welding technology, engineering design and design technology programs. students taking partot tours of the campus' facilities... presentations from companies who hire program graduates and displays of those companies' products. tuesday's event drew a little more than 100 area students interested in learnini more about that pr

devin: a decision that could come in the next few days. kellye: a lot of people are preparing for the big chill. devon: getting out the hats and gloves a little early. see if you can find them. i had to dig around to find my gloves today. temperatures will be freezing in many spots. will be thens urbanized areas of d.c., the densely populated areas. these are the low temperatures today. has a big gapning in it because we are ready for today in frederick, manassas, luray. low-wage reagan national. we only made it to about 50 degrees, low to mid 50's. you add in the breeze and it felt chillier. real-time temps, 36 frederick, one step away from culpeper freezing at 32. a few sprinkles today from smith's berg, where a snow squall came through. up today, 10d was to 20. eased, allowing skies to clear and temperatures to drop. it is clear, it is cold. the big picture the next few days, pass tomorrow, tons of sunshine. it will feel much nicer. temperatures start to rise back. resetting the forecast overnight, the forecast lows -- one step from fro

once they hit devin, we all kind of figured, okay, something is happening. we kind of have to do something. >> once he hit me, my glasses flew off. i was pretty much distracted. then the other guy was still kind of in my face. >> shaken, devin continues to go for the panic button when suddenly one of the robbers hits him again. >> when they hit me the second time that's when somebody grabbed my cell phone, stole that, and then one of the guys goes and sees money on the counter. it was a dollar. grabs it and starts asking the customers for money. >> they just started coming around telling everybody to empty their pockets, give them whatever they had, give them all the money and some guys just handed over loose change or like dollar bills that they had and jeremy our resident star craft player was so intent on his game that he just handed money over the shoulder and kept playing. >> then one of the robbers makes his way to dylan. >> they told me to empty my pockets and i had my ds in my pocket and my phone, and i just looked at the guy and i went -- i didn't s

devin: medevac choppers landed one after another. eight in total taking the most critically wind to nearby hospitals, but three people never made it off the scene. they were killed and impacted -- and the impacted police say that the 25-year-old woman behind the wheel was driving this 2014 hyundai on drive. the from the car visibly damaged, metal crumpled, windshield shattered. and best new say she first taken unmanned police motorcycle then careens into spectators. >> our thoughts are and prayers are with the family. devin: as the community reels in police investigate, osu decide the football game against kansas should go on. >> the cowboy family pulls together. we' ve done it before and we will do it again. stephanie: it is actually chilly fall night in the granite state where you are taking a look at meredith where it' s a cool my. meteorologist hayley lapoint tells us where you might see some rain showers tonight and tomorrow morning. hayley: still some lingering showers moving across. they are moving across the northeast at the

devin soll student>> "i'm very thankful. the people around me, the teachers, i'm glad that they'd nominate me. it means a lot to me. it's kind of special. something right in my life." jake>> devin plans on going to college for a degree in agriculture. then.... going back home totois family farm. if you'd like to nominate a student... you can do that on our website... siouxland news dot com. click on the "above and beyond" banner. jake>> a virginia couple got married... celebrating their love of "back to the future" yesterday. mark and raquel mcleod got married at 4:29 in the afternoon yesterday... that's the exact minute doc and marty arrive at october 21st... they even rented a delorean for pictures. mark says he was a huge "back to the future" fan when he was a kid and even met christopher lloyd... who played doc brown... when he went to universal studios in the early nineties. cat>> his bride... rachel... spent the last year and a half planning the wedding. cat>> his bride... rachel... spent the last year and a half plann

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kpix 5's devin fehely reports. >> where are they going to go? >> reporter: eviction without a conviction, opponents blasted a proposal being considered by the san jose city council that would allow landlords to evict any tenant who has been arrested but not convicted of a crime. >> if anybody is completely related to your house whether it's like a guest or somebody in your house, um, even gets arrested, they don't have to get convicted, then you're evicted. >> reporter: his plan would allow police to notify landlords when a attend has been arrested for a serious crime like assault or selling drugs. the councilman believes the program will cut crime and make communities safer. >> the fact of the matter is, in most of the cities that are using this program, crime has gone down more than 30%. we're empowering the community to report crime. >> reporter: but opponents fear the program if passed could lead to a tidal wave of evictions and up ends one of the cornerstones of the justice system that someone is innocent until proven guilty. >> there's a l

>> dickerson: we're back with intelligence chairman devin nunes, mr. chairman, i want to talk to you, still talking about this new leadership change in the house and what is coming up ahead. you've been critical at times of the very conservative members of your conference and they have been critical of house leadership saying, that they're not making the most of opportunities to really push the president on conservative principles we have fight over debt limit, raising debt limit. how do you think those are going to play out in this new order? >> i have the president of the united states he hasn't been negotiating with the congress, there's no question this we would like to get some type of long term structured deal, agreement with the senate democrats and republicans hand house and republicans and signature. that is the best thing that can happen to this country if we're going to increase the debt limit. and i know what your next question, do you think it needs -- has to be raised? i do think it has to be raised. this is country we have to pay our bil

check in with the new top members of the house intelligence committee devin nunes and adam schiff about the benghazi. paul rebound as speaker. and get update on war on terror. plus we'll have reporters' roundtable all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning welcome to "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. we have new cbs news battleground tracker poll results from the key primary states. in the republican race it's all about donald trump in new hampshire. where as 38% he leads the pack ben carson is next with 12% followed by rest of the field in single digits. in south carolina, the story is the same, trump is ahead of carson by almost 20 percentage points with the rest of the field ted cruz, marco rubio and jeb bush all in single digits. everyone else coming in behind them. but in iowa republican race has tightened donald trump and ben carson are tied for first place at 27%. ted cruz only other candidate to earn double digits at 12%. marco rubio comes in at nine the rest of the field is at 6% or less. we'll have the numbers in the democratic race coming up

kpix 5's devin fehely tells us about the federal lawsuit. devin. >> reporter: yeah. the federal investigators say that the three women who they filed this lawsuit on behalf of had two things in common. they were all better qualified than the woman who ultimately got the job and significantly older. the lawsuit alleges there is reasonable cause to believe that the city passed over older better qualified candidates because of their ages. >> our contention is that she was not as qualified as the three older women who were well into the protected age group. >> reporter: the lawsuit stems from the 2012 hiring of an executive secretary for milpitas city manager john williams. federal investigators say an independent three-person panel interviewed and evaluated potential candidates for the $95,000 a year job. but without explanation, williams hired a 39-year-old woman passing over 55, 57 and 58-year-old candidates who performed better in the interview process. >> he is going to undoubtedly contend she was better qualified. we believe that's a pretext for discrimination and

but now kpix 5's devin fehely says even people who didn't eat there are getting sick. devin. >> reporter: doctors say that shigella is highly infectious and what that means is that on a microscopic level, it really only takes a few of the bacteria to make someone sick. so if you ate here friday or saturday night, got sick a day later, didn't realize what you had or how serious it was, and you made a meal for someone else, you will likely expose them to the disease. >> it's fever after fever. it's throwing up, diarrhea. >> reporter: miss hernandez and her son and husband got sick a day after eating at marisco's in san jose saturday night. they are one of nearly 100 people, 93 to be exact, sickened by a stomach bug known as shigella. >> we are now at the point in the outbreak where we're starting to see some secondary infection but we don't have an exact number at this time. >> reporter: the health department is busy trying to identify the so-called patient zero likely an infected employee of the restaurant who didn't adequately wash his hands after using the bathroom an

devin. >> reporter: yeah. that's exactly right. now, the crowds really have thinned out quite a bit since this afternoon's performances ended but earlier today, people were lined up thick along the marina. the big draw obviously was the blue angels. but if you missed them today, don't worry, you still have several more chances. it's one of the bay area's most beloved traditions. and on a picture-perfect day, thousands flocked to the marina to enjoy the high-flying acrobatics for which fleet week is known. >> i think it's suggest don't see every day. -- i think it's something you don't see every day. and to have it this close over the bay it's a memory-filled afternoon. >> reporter: lee cooper and family arrived early to secure a prime spot to watch everyone's fan favorite. >> the blue angels. >> i love the blue angels. >> that's the highlight for sure. >> reporter: the angels didn't disappoint. >> i saw this plane up in the sky. >> is he going really fast? what was it doing? >> it was going very, very fast. >> reporter: displaying

devin dwyer, abc news, washington. nikki: the cleanup is underway to dig up dozens of buried cars ... this as more bad weather moves toward southern california. this morning, construction equipment arrived to aid in the dig out - before another round of weather hits. thousands of cars and trucks remain stranded - after thursday's massive mudslides. the mud was as high as 20 feet in some places. "sot - "it was pretty scary.. to see the water on both sides moving very quickly, and rising very quickly.. i was thinking about how to sunroof to go on top of the vehicle." nikki: the freshly cleaned highway just reopened last night, but more rain is expected to come. nikki: el nino is bringing more than rain to california. robert forbes captured video of a highly venomous sea snake lying on silver strand beach in ventura county. the surfer feared children might come the surfer feared children might come across the aquatic snake... so he placed it inside a bucket with some ocean water and alerted local wildlife experts. these s

devin dwyer, abc news, washington. >>> thank you so much, devin. the historic nuclear deal with iran is now in effect, but the u.s. says it could be months before economic sanctions are iran must first prove that it is limiting its nuclear program. looking to the future, iran's vice president says his country is anticipating a tsunami of tourism once the sanctions are gone. been killed in a drone strike in syria. sanafi al nasr was the highest ranking leader of the khorasan al qaeda spinoff group. the u.s. says he was funneling recruits from pakistan to syria through turkey. he's the fifth senior khorasan group leader killed in the past few months. as isis continues to face a barrage of u.s.-led air strikes the iraqi be government is also showing off some attacks an of its own. this is believed to be government air strikes in the cities of tikrit and tamara north of baghdad. you can see smoke rising from houses identified as hideouts for extremists. >>> israel remains on edge this morning racked by more deadly violence. a palestinian attacker opene

their lawyer tells our devin fehely: they claim they were passed over.. in r of a younger woman. it was a plum position... pg 95-thousand- dollars a year. but milpitas city manager ts williams' decision to hire a younger.... and arguably le qualified candidate for his executive secretary... has him the target of a federal discrimination lawsuit. @ t lawsuit alleges there is "reasonable cause to believ ... the city passed over ol better qualified candidates "because of their age." investigators say in 2012..e city formed a three- person panel to interview and eval potential candidates... but didn't hire the three women. all in their mid to late 50 who'd scored highest in the interview. @ the equal employment opportunity commission is seeking back y and lost wages as the case s to federal court. devin feh kpix5. the e-e-o-c says it first t to negotiate a settlement wh the city -- but failed. the city -- but failed. another bay area library is closed because of bed bugs. menlo park's library closeds doors yesterday after the parasites were found in the building. the pests were crawl

i melt devin jackson who has one of the most inspirational stories i've ever heard of.e'd like to share devin's story with you guys. >> the west perry ponies practice in a small town in central pennsylvania. today it's just another day in the life of many of the

kelly: thank you, devin. we're going to head back over to robert at met life stadium for another recap of the redskins-jets game. what is your take on this one, robert? robert: a lot of missing pieces for this, especially on the offensive line. the redskins felt that. we'll recap coming up next in sports. baby! mom! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don'tou turn off your phone and all your stuff. good idea. it's off. mom? oh my internet is so slow when anyone else is using it. did you like want to do something? i am doing something. leave slow downloads behind. it's good to be back. the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest internet available for all your devices. get out of the past. get fios. >>> and now the toyota sports desk brought to you by your ocal toyota dealers. robert: welcome back to met life stadium where the skins fall to the jets, a lot of pieces missing offensively especially on the o-line. no matt jones, no desean jackson and well, the score was de

devin dwyer, abc news, washington. >>> turning our focus overseas. another weekend of bloodshed in the middle east as tensions continue to escalate. a palestinian attacker opened fire at a bus stop in southern israel yesterday, killing an israeli soldier and wounding ten other people before being shot and killed. and israel put up a 15-foot-high wall separating jewish and arab neighborhoods in east jerusalem. secretary of state john kerry is meeting with leaders from both sides later this week. >>> and in syria, a top al qaeda commander was killed in a drone strike. al na is zr was the head of a supersecret al qaeda cell that plotted attacks in the u.s. and europe. he was also involved in the group's finances. >>> the landmark and controversial nuclear deal with iran is in effect. it could be months before the crippling saxs are lifted on iran. iran has to prove to international inspectors that it's serious about cutting back on the nuclear program. even so, the iranian vice president says his country is bracing for a tsunami of tourism once the saxs

j we're back with the chairman of the house intelligence committee, devin nunes, looks like paul ryan will be the next speaker. does that mean that the tension inside the republican conference has been solved? >> well, i hope so. it does seem like it. there is even possibility that maybe the one challenger that is challenge mr. ryan now may not run on wednesday we'll have the vote wednesday. there's a fuller from on thursday. hopeful that 247 republicans will vote for mr. ryan. >> dickerson: how did he do it? >> if you go back you look what paul ryan stood for he's the guy that put solutions out on the like balancing the budget. fixing the tax code. coming up with real health care solutions. it's that history that is in his favor. >> dickerson: we'll be back to talk in moment we'll take commercial break. stay with us. i haven't seen you since that tv quiz show. hello, watson. you can see now? i can recognize people, analyze images and watch movies. well i wrote a few books, did a speaking tour, i... i've been helping people plan for retirement. and i help doctors identify cancer treat

devin dwyer, abc news, washington. nikki: coming up on local 5 news late edition texas and mexico are experiencing more than a foot of rain in just one day... the weather is causing severe flooding concerns.. nikki: next.... just in time for halloween... a two thousand pound pumpkin! we'll tell you how one man grew it. bree independent weather experts " we will continue to calming winds across the state as we go and overnight. it will be a cool one tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. sunday will be a beauty! there will be sunshine, calm winds and comfortable temperatures in the 60s for central iowa. the work week will start off dry, despite the increase in cloud cover, and temperatures will again be into the 60s. we won't last too long without the umbrella, however, as rain moves back into the forecast by late in the day on tuesday. fall- like 50s move back in by mid-week as well. plus... coming up high water rescue teams in the texas and mexico region are staying busy... after the area has been hit with record rainf

with us are two of his top advisers, jeff weaver and tad devine. i will ask you to fill in the blank. bernie sanders accomplishes blank tonight, it will be a win. >> if he introduces himself to the 35-40% in polls who don't have enough information to make an opinion, that is a big win for us. the more people know bernie sanders, the more they like him. this is an introduction to millions of people who don't know where he is -- who he is. john: is that a recitation of his believes, or him as a human being? jeff: both. people want to know the biography, where he stands on issues, his stance on income inequality and the corrupt system. about hisoesn't talk directly much in public, at least in my experience. is that different tonight? jeff: he is more of an issues kind of guy. tad: he grew up in a log cabin. [laughter] mark: you guys are spending time with him, prepping a little bit. is he nervous at all? jeff: i don't think he is nervous. he has been speaking to lots of people in auditoriums. this is his first presidential debate, obviously. it is a n

as kpix 5's devin fehely reports, some of those patients are in intensive care. >> reporter: that's exactly right. now, the health department has shut down the restaurant ever since they discovered an outbreak of the shigella bacteria. there have been 40 confirmed cases so far just under a dozen severe enough that they had to be treated in the emergency icu. the health department says that they are working now to try and figure out how these people caught this disease but they say the most likely culprit is that someone on the restaurant staff was sick with the bacteria and didn't adequately wash their hands after using the restroom. >> shigella is a bacteria that causes diarrhea. so someone ill with shigella and diarrhea can spread the infection if after using the restaurant don't wash their hands and then prepare food or care for someone. that's how the bacteria is spread. >> reporter: health department officials say that this bacteria is highly infectious. right now they are trying to limit the spread to other people that may have come in contact with the people who were sickened here at

more from devin dwyer. >> reporter: it's a feud few >> jeb said, we were safe with my brother. we were safe. well, the the world trade sipter just fell down. >> reporter: jeb bush fired back in a new campaign video and on tv. >> it looks like he's an actor playing the role of a candidate for president, not boning up on the issues. >> reporter: last week, trump suggested that george w bush might be to blame for the takes. >> say what you want. the world trade center came down while he was in office. >> hold on, you can't blame him. >> mr. trump talks about things apprentice." >> reporter: on the democratic side, all eyes remain on vice president joe biden. >> it may be the graets honor i have ever received in my public life. >> reporter: hillary clinton >> i'm not in any way suggesting or recommending that the vice president accept any timetable other than the one that is clicking inside of him. he has to make this decision. >> reporter: a decision that could come in the next few days. devin guyer, abc news, washington. >>> turning our focus overseas. another week end of bloodsh

devin guyer, abc news, washington. >>> turning our focus overseas. another week end of bloodshed. tensions continue to escalate. a palestinian attacker opened fire at a bus stop, killing an israeli soldier and wounding ten other people before being shot and killed. and israel put up a 15-foot-high wall separating jewish and arab nations. secretary of state john kerry is meeting with leaders from both sides later this week. >>> and in syria, a top al qaeda commander was killed in a drone strike. he was the head of a cell that plotted attacks in the u.s. and europe. he was also involved in the >>> the landmark and controversial nuclear deal with iran is in effect. it could be months before the sanctions are lifted. iran has to prove to international inspectors that it's serious about cutting back on the nuclear program. >>> minnesota town is mourning a sheriff's deputy killed with his own gun when a hospitalized suspect grabbed it. the suspect got out of his hospital bed and struggled with the deputy before shooting him. hospital security officers tased the patient. he later died. p

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> golden state warriors returned to the court tonight. this is the first game since winning the title in june against the cleveland cavaliers. a preseason game will be played at the sap center in san jose. they are taking on the toronto raptors tonight. the regular season will start in three weeks. >>> heavy rains leading to flash flooding oppressive salad -- southern california. this afternoon streets turn into streams in la county that the water covering entire neighborhoods. back east, president obama is declaring parts of southern -- south carolina, rather a disaster area after some of the worst flooding in state history. 20 people have died in the carolinas but there is concern the number will rise. several people have had to be rescued from submerged cars and flooded homes. now i dam has been breached threatening more homes. 1300 national guard's group have been activated to help respond to this historic storm. >>> a cargo ship carrying 30 people including 28 americans likely sank in the bermuda triangle during hurricane joaquin. wo

>> devin, thank you. manhunt under way. and mexican officials say they're closing in on the notorious drug lord, el chapo. he was last seen on video on the day he escaped from prison this summer. they now say they've tracked him to the mountain where he's hiding, and they believe he's injured. >> reporter: tonight, mexican authorities confirming joaquin el chapo guzman barely escaped near the sinaloa mountains, where el chapo has his infamous cartel. the mexican government says the kingpin suffered "injuries to his leg and face" during that operation. residents in this village describing an all-out siege. this woman showing where she hid as bullets ripped through her home during a firefight. it's the closest law enforcement has apparently come to recapturing el chapo since his brazen prison break. media inside the altiplano maximum security prison. there's that surveillance camera. the surveillance camera, just released for the first time this chapo removing his ankle monitor. he disappears in the shower. he just ducks and

devin dwyer, abc news, washington. >> and more on this right now. hurricane joaquin is expected to strengthen in the hours ahead. you can see right there, gaining power as it threatens the bahamas. our coverage continues with meteorologist justin povick. hey, justin, good morning to you. >> thanks and good morning to you, as well. we are following a very dangerous intensifying major hurricane. this is joaquin. over the past couple days, this has undergone a lot of changes, unfortunately changes that are not so good now if you're living along the eastern seaboard because this is not a storm system to mess with. it has a lot of wind and energy and will produce a lot of rain, as well. we follow the potential track window. again, we're leaning on the left side of this. so the outer banks of the carolinas northbound into eastern virginia, we're watching the system as we head toward saturday and also sunday for heavy flooding rains, battering winds and very high surf. reena and kendis, back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> now to something that's not hap

our devin fehely is live from san jose to tell us how so many got sick. devin. >> reporter: the size and the scope of this outbreak has risen sharply throughout the day doubling from 40 to 80 confirmed cases. the health department so far has not been able to pinpoint exactly how the food became contaminated. however, all of the cases involve people who ate at morris ceo's restaurant outside downtown san jose friday or saturday night. the customers doctors say were sickened by the shigella bacteria likely spreading from an infected employee to food and then customers. doctors say this bacteria is highly infectious. it causes intense stomach upset. once a customer says the three days since she ate at the restaurant with her family have been horrible. >> horrible. we can't sleep. it's fever after fever. fever, upset, diarrhea. we can't throw it out. it's too much. >> reporter: this outbreak is extremely serious. so far, at least a dozen people have been treated in the icu with severe symptoms and the message from the health department, if you ate at this res

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devin fehely, kpix 5. >> homeland security gave a grant for this seminar. there will be another meeting this month. >>> we looked at the fire power on the streets of oakland. fbi agents and police raided this home in west oakland. inside, they found three semi- automatic rifles, a 100 round ammunition drum and more than a pound of marijuana. they arrested five suspected gang members. a neighbor says the neighborhood is usually pretty mellow. >> it's never been any break- ins or trouble. and so it's a community. so if people are -- people know you, you don't get into trouble. >> raids were carried out in antioch, vallejo and sacramento today part of "operation cease- fire." >>> tonight for the first time we are hearing from people know the 16-year-old benicia boy arrested for killing his family at their cabin in the sierra foothills. da lin is near the crime scene with el dorado county. >> reporter: the fbi and sheriff's department locked the gate to stop people from going to the cabin down the road. prosecutors will charge the 16- year-old suspect as an adu

kpix5's devin fehely shows us their harvest is pot. >> reporter: last year was a bust for this medical marijuana literally. he said armed commandos dropped from the sky and chopped down his garden even though he was growing 20 25 plants even though the he was in the mend seen owe. >> no -- mendocino. >> no indication of law enforcement at all. >> reporter: dozens of other growers same the exact same thing happened to them. >> there was no paperwork, no copies of any warrants. >> reporter: rumors were running rampant. was it guns for hire or a private security company? after all, with no official documents how could it be without the police or sheriff's department. >> there's a doctrine known as the open field doctrine. >> reporter: the mendocino county sheriff said the law allows you privacy in your home and immediate surroundings, but beyond that if it's not clearly associated to a house or a cbs, then they have the legal authority -- residence, then they have the legal authority to eradicate it. >> when you have judicial oversight, you have to file those with the court rather than in