devine redding. devine redding trying to get it all back in one fell sweep. and he's close to the 40. iu with two time-outs. >> joey: that's one of those plays, you say, why are they running it? until he breaks it. >> rece: indiana's got a couple of time-outs. sudfeld's working towards the sidelines. and he has his man out there in jones, and he gets ss out of bounds. another first down for the hoosiers, and they really just need one more sizable gain to at least give griffin oakes a >> joey: that's too easy. you can't give up that completion on the sideline. make him catch it in the middle of the field,ven though they have time-outs. >> rece: 18 seconds to go. sudfeld. sudfeld. he needs to get out of bounds or throw it away.

kpix 5's devin fehely with more on the teenager's close call with an armed carjacker. devin. >> reporter: san jose police describe the 17-year-old victim as courageous and quick thinking and says she is lucky to have not been seriously injured when she confronted the suspect. san jose police say the 17-year- old left her car idling with the keys in the ignition when she went to talk with friends at a mall.

kpix 5 reporter devin fehely just got on the scene a few minutes ago. devin, he is on the phone right now, have you been able to find out anything? >> reporter: yes. i'm here at the bart station at the intersection of grand and c street in hayward. i spoke to a witness of the shooting a short time ago. he tells me there was an exchange of gunfire. an officer was shot as well as the suspect. now, he says that it appears that the officer had been shot in the armed. he actually witnessed that officer and a second officer actually try to arrest or put handcuffs on the suspect. that was obviously complicated by the fact that the officer had been shot in the arm and that he appeared to struggle to get those handcuffs on the suspect. now, what led up to that shooting is still somewhat unclear. we are continuing to gather information here at the scene. there is a large perimeter in front of the bart station. i would say that there are perhaps somewhere in the vicinity of two dozen police officers that are here on the scene securing the scene and investigating a

we've got devin mick cord tee like this. goodet a shot of this, we've got some fresh diamond ergearrings here. maybe replaced with an ornament. doesn't it look better for the holidays. >> we even got a gift under our tree. we came ready today. we've got gifts a and great tree. tell them about the work we did. >> oh, my god. it's like so awesome. >> he really looks better on our christmas tree. >> great kids helping us out. >> i'm from -- time. >> all having fun. >> [screaming]. >> better than my christmas tree. >> devin, what do you think, a bigger challenge, going up against nfl sundays or hanging with these kids tonight? >> trying to keep my energy up with these kids. we're banking on. we're going to win the award. the. >> reporter: a shot of cannon back here, patriot over in the were cooer looking mum my certified with green and red. everybody getting in the holiday spirit. great kids to help us out. big thanks to devin mccourty. great spirit. a lot of fun down here in gillette stadium. >> kicking off on cnbc, we'll get y

devine's study is "breathtaking in spoke -- scope" be according to one of the committee members. as ambitious, compelling as an original asand anything in the informed by the third. author's own scientific medical training and scientific and medical training her book is not only a major , contribution to our understanding of the relationship between war and society, it also challenges generations of scholarship by taking the treatment of the union wounded as the major catalyst in this transformation of the american medical profession. "learning from the wounded" has already won the wily silver prize by the university of mississippi center for the civil war and was named a choice outstanding academic title of 2014. it grew from dr. devine's dissertation are at the -- produced at the university of western ontario, now known as western university, in 2010. they wisely held on to her there and she now serves as a professor and as a research fellow in the school of medicine and industry. she's hard at work now on a companion volume addition in which she has moved her focus southward.

democrats renewing demands or a ban of assault weapons and tougher basket ground checks. >> and devin dwyer is live from the house. going after guns and the no-fly list. >> that's right. president obama called it insane that people on the no-fly list with legally buy a gun. if you are a too dangerous to board a plane, you are too dangerous by definition to buy a gun. the white house tonight trying to build momentum for new gun laws, might not have prevented that shooting. >> devin dwyer at the house, thank you. we do move on now to the other headlines tonight. a disturbing incident in miami pitch caught on video. police say this shirtless man tried to rob a bank. they found him in a barber shop where he appeared to steal a straight razor. and when he appears to make a move, one of the officers fire, he did not survive. >> a black teenager killed by a black police officer. the officer arriving on scene but tonight, newly released documents that show what police reported that night is different than what we see on tape. here is marcy gonzalez. >> reporter: today demonstrations and more

kpix5's devin fehely is at one of them in campbell tonight. devin? >> reporter: organizers say they expect between 75 and 100 people to attend tonight's candlelight vigil. as you can see, there is already a small group that has begun to gather here lighting candles. this is a ceremony of remembrance for the victims in southern california and many of the people in attendance tonight are members of the very same union as those victims. they say that they hope this ceremony will send a message of solidarity and support. >> we're hoping, of course, to remember all the people that perished in that horrible act and to show solidarity really with the union people that we're a union shop here inland and the people that died, it's just tragic. >> reporter: as you can see, this is a live look. there is an estimated 30 to 40 people already here at this planned candlelight vigil. there are other ceremonies going on across the bay area, one in downtown san jose, another in monterey county, this one in campbell. devin fehely, kpix5. >>> in the meantime the home la

[laughter] [applause] announcer: up next on "american history tv," author and historian shauna devine book, (202) 748-8000 for -- "learning from the wounded.". she argues that medicine in the united states was antiquated and unprepared for the civil war. but during the conflict, union army physicians adopted new practices for the study and treatment of wounds and diseases. it is about 35 minutes. >> on behalf of the 2015 tom watson brown award committee, on which i serve, jim houston at oklahoma state, and the man himself, fat brown -- thad brown, we are pleased to report that we selected this year's winner, no surprise to anyone here at this point, shauna devine,

abc's devin dwyer on the candidates talking for action. >> reporter: tonight, the unity of guns. >> we stop the bad guys using guns. >> you know what that is gun free zone is? at is like meat to the imals. reporter: the gop candidates are racketing up the tough talk. look at the new tv ad from ted cruz. >> every islamic militant will know. if you wade jihad against us you are signing your death warrant. >> it's a call to arms for tighter restrictions on immigration. after tashfeen malik entered on a so-called fiance visa, and donald trump is ruling it out. >> i don't rule out anything. >> reporter: 35,000 got admitted to the u.s. after marriage, a process that takes months. >> vetting, missing someone who could carry out such a horrendous crime that should be the end of the argument right there. >> reporter: ben carson looking to end syrian refugees but hillary clinton thinks something had be done. >> visas are a problem. we have to look that and see what we have to do so tighten up requirements, do better. >> reporter: but guns remain the biggest flash point. democrats renewing demand

devin. >> reporter: yeah. federal investigators say they have traced that e. coli outbreak to the facility behind me taylor farms pacific here in tracy. now, so far, 19 people have been made sick and investigators say that number is likely to climb. no one from the company would talk on camera but in a press release said they recalled the products out of a quota bundy dance of caution. >> i think we all put a trust in the industry and hope that there are safeguards in place to make sure those types of things don't happen. i actually shop at raley's and i did buy some of the products that were recalled. >> reporter: anna didn't get sick. but 19 others did. the e. coli outbreak affecting a wide swath of the western united states, including cases in california, colorado, washington, utah and montana as well as virginia and missouri. the outbreak left some customers questioning the safety of the food you find in your average grocery store. >> really [ indiscernible ] we can be very sick. we think we know we go to the store spend our money and we thinking we buy so

kpix 5's devin fehely with more on the teenager's close call with an armed carjacker. devin. >> reporter: san jose police describe the 17-year-old victim as courageous and quick thinking and says she is lucky to have not been seriously injured when she confronted the suspect. san jose police say the 17-year- old left her car idling with the keys in the ignition when she went to talk with friends at a mall. she saw a suspect drive off in her car. >> the girl and her friends go after the suspect in one of her friends's car. they continue following him until they catch up and now the suspect is actually stopped in traffic. >> reporter: what the teen did next investigators say walks a fine line between very brave and very stupid. >> the girl victim gets out of the car and approaches the driver's door, opens up the door and the suspect shoots her. >> a female shot. >> reporter: detectives say the victim was shot at point-blank range but suffered only a graze wound to her shoulder. she has been treated and released from the hospital. . the suspect, investigators say ditched

huh, devin? >> reporter: yeah. they describe themselves as gravely disappointed. these new rules would require driverless cars to have a steering wheel and a driver, a licensed driver, ready to take control. and critics say that these rules could push the industry in the wrong direction. to the disappointment of google and others, the new dmv rules could put the brakes at least a little on technology that's developing at break neck speed affecting how driverless cars are designed as well as when the public can finally buy them. >> safety is our number one priority here. the draft regulations do require a steering wheel and licensed driver so they can take control of the vehicle in case there's a problem with the technology. >> reporter: seven carmakers or tech companies are currently testing driverless cars on california roads. but google has been leading the pack pushing aggressively for cars that are truly autonomous and take the responsibility for driving almost entirely out of human hands. the company issued a statement saying, we are gravely disappointed that

kpix 5's devin fehely live in pacifica. it's not the best time to be near the shore. >> reporter: yeah. the storms in pacifica really come in waves, pardon the pun. the wind-whipped up the waves this morning prompting city officials to shut down the pier in pacifica for several hours largely as a precaution because it really can only take one rogue wave to do serious damage or injure someone. a lot of people still came out to see the crashing waves firsthand. many of them had stories of near misses with mother nature. >> we are standing with our back to the ocean right here. as my husband took a picture, i got soaked by a big wave and he was dry. >> this is the pacific ocean. it's the biggest ocean in the world. >> and you don't fool with mother nature. >> reporter: now, city officials say that this is a glimpse of what could come later this winter. they already have a flood plan in place. they are urging residents who live in flood-prone areas to develop their own emergency plans hoping that being prepared will help them w

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goffstown police believe one of those men was 25-year-old devin milliard and soon after the crime police in neighboring manchester were looking for him. >> they had advised that they had to similar robberies in the last few days with the same mo and may have had some potential suspects in mind a short time later they were able to locate the two suspects and take them into custody. heather manchester police : arrested milliard and ryan monica in connection with armed then a 7-11 on tuesday. in both the clerk was shown a knife and the men were caught on camera. goffstown police interviewed the suspects too. >> the motivation appears to be drugs, specifically heroine. it seems to be fueling the fire for a lot of these robberies lately. 5:26 heather according to court paper : work milliard told them he took part in the tanning salon robbery because he just wanted to get high. he also said his take from the robbery was approximately $30 >> shoe impressions from the snow we were able to cast at least one of those and they were with the suspect' heather goffstown arrested devin : milliard but m

devin dwyer, abc news, washington. >> good advice.ed to be registered. >> that's good to know. coming up, the epic disaster of an ending to last night's miss universe pageant. >> and the reality star getting let out of jail just in time for christmas. "the skinny" up next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> okay. leading us off this morning, the miss universe competition arguably the most awkward ending to a pageant ever. the night started off well. lots of beautiful female women of earth representing the best of the universe including miss halley's comet wearing swimsuits and evening gowns. >> miss halley's comet. get it? it's a miss universe contest. all right. also being put on the spot asked to weigh in on the pressing issues of the world like terrorism and gun control. miss usa had a good answer to gun control after thoughtful answers, miss colombia was crowned miss universe. ariadna gutierrez was barely finished waving her flag and blowing kisses to the crowd when the host steve

taking on king james in the garden. >> i like the celtics. >> reporter: guys, back to you, tell devin to stay healthy, we need him. >> yes. they said stay healthy. >> will do. >> thanks, guys. >>> coming up next, a bad bet how school business is hurting the state. ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. r zero due at signing, p p zero down, zero deposit, r and zero first r r months payment t on a new jetta p >>> david vazquez attended a disciplinary hearing today, accord to go his union he will lose his job after he serves a 30 day suspension. sources day, vazquez wrapped a phone cord around a redline >>> gambling may not be making as much money for massachusetts. >> the state cut the tax revenue it was hoping to get from plain ridge park by 40%, before plain ridge opened the state thought it

devin fehely found a witness who helped the injure officer. devin is at the hayward bart station. devin. >> reporter: that's right. now, bart police say that this situation escalated quickly. they were trying to question the suspect when they say he pulled out a weapon. bart police say they spotted the suspect inside the parking garage near a u-haul truck that had a busted window. >> an officer asked him to put his arms on his head. he reached into his waistband and produced a weapon. >> reporter: that triggered a shootout between the suspect 27- year-old charles getting and two bart police officers. >> one suspect he has been shot. >> that's all the cops shooting his last bullets and that's all i saw. >> reporter: he saw the conclusion of the gun battle as one of the officers bloodied from a wound to the arm struggled to take the injured squirming suspect into custody. >> ran to the suspect put his knee on his head and then like this other officer was like trying to like handcuff him but like couldn't because like it was like too much pain like. >> transporting officer to the hos

abc's devin dwyer is in washington with more. after the democratic debate, the republican frontrunner fired back (abc this week) sot - donald trump / (r) presidential candidate "knowing the clintons and knowing hillary, but there's no -- there's nobody -- she just made it up. i mean she made it up. it was a sound bite." on abc's this week, donald trump attacked democratic frontrunner hillary clinton for this explosive allegation. sot - hillary clinton / (d) presidential candidate "he is becoming isis' best recruiter. they are going to people showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to recruit more radical jihadists." both the white clarified that the former secretary of state was not referencing a specific video? last night, trump tweeted "hillary clinton lied." (abc this week) sot - donald trump / (r) presidential candidate "i've been right on more than anybody else has been right." (abc this week) sot - stephanopoulos: "are you sure you want to go -- are you sure candidate." trump: "oh, i'll go down t

devin 21:15:43 we saw police down there... didn't know what was going on. some of them saw police cars, but didn't know why. shots rang out in the middle of the afternoon along their walking route. that's why these young men saw the police cars. it's the same stretch many east high school students walk everyday. skip 21:24:10 thi is not an inner city issue, a des moines issue, it's a metro wide issue. des moines city councilman skip moore says the des moines police department does a great job at solving these crimes, the drive bys and the murders - but the criminals need to be stopped before they strike. skip 21:23:33 people are solving issues different than 30 years ago, now they just shoot eachother. when asked why crimes are happening more often, the councilman had a very direct answer. 21:27:09 i think it's the ease of obtaining guns. moore says community wide violence will take a take an entire community to stop it. wait ot see this doesn't become imbedded. 21:29 amanda tag even though police say there's been an increase in crime and violence, it's not

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in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> livermore firefighters and police playing the role of santa afteroung girl's mother died if a medical emergency on christmas afternoon. >> yesterday! santa was hoog for -- looking for you, and couldn't find your room. we found it he contacted us, we found the room. >> first responders returned to the home of 6-year-old karma the next day with bags of presents. tonight, they have set up a gofundme page to raise money for funeral expenses. >> wow. >>> in the weather department, you have no doubt heard the headline that it is chilly tonight, freeze warnings expired over the weekend, sure feels freezing out there as we look live over san jose and the number under mostly clear skies, san francisco 47, concord 36 awe approach 11:30 tonight, boy, temperatures are just dropping like a set of car keys, 39 in san jose, and it is chilly all this week with high def doppler showing fairly clear conditions but as that cold air sinks south it will remain over the state for the week at least and the rest of the week remains chilly, partly sunny -- mostly sunny, but

devine redding. devine redding trying to get it all back in one fell sweep. and he's close to the 40. iu with two time-outs. >> joey: that's one of those plays, you say, why are they running it? until he breaks it. >> rece: indiana's got a couple of time-outs. sudfeld's working towards the sidelines. and he has his man out there in jones, and he gets ss out of bounds. another first down for the hoosiers, and they really just need one more sizable gain to at least give griffin oakes a chance to win it for indiana. >> joey: that's too easy. you can't give up that make him catch it in the middle of the field, even though they have time-outs. >> rece: 18 seconds to go. sudfeld. sudfeld.d. he needs to get out of bounds or throw it away. now, ten seconds left, and he'll have to be expeditious here, because they are -- this would be probably -- wilson's going to call a time-out to make sure everybody's on the same page. right now, they need to pick up a few more yards to have a realistic shot at a field goal. >> joey: only three receivers in that situation. you're i

devin dwyer, abc news, washington. >> thank you so much. we've been following breaking thus this morning from las vegas. a deadly incident along the city strip. last night, thousands of pedestrian walking around there, the famous street, a woman actually drove her car up onto the sidewalk in several locations, running people down along the way. police say it appears to have been an intentional act and they're ruling out terrorism. the woman behind the wheel is in custody and being tested for drugs and alcohol. at least one was killed, 36 others injured, several critically. a toddler was in the back seat unhurt. many of the victims were french speakers visiting from montreal. >>> of course, we'll continue to have more on that throughout the morning. >>> also in the west, rescuers in bakersfield pulled five bodies from the wreckage of a small plane that crashed into an orchard. air travel controllers lost contact saturday afternoon as it was heading from san jose to las vegas. the plane did send out a mayday call. the faa is still looking int

devine redding. devine redding trying to get it all back in one fell sweep. iu with two time-outs. >> joey: that's one of those running it? until he breaks it. >> rece: indiana's got a couple of time-outs. sidelines. and he has his man out there in jones, and he gets s s out of bounds. another first down for the hoosiers, and they really just need one more sizable gain to at least give griffin oakes a chance to win it for indiana. >> joey: that's too easy. you can't give up that completion on the sideline. make him catch it in the middle of the field, even though they have time-outs. >> rece: 18 seconds to go. sudfeld. sudfeld. throw it away. now, ten seconds left, and he'll have to be expeditious here, because they are -- this would be probably -- wilson's going to call a time-out to make sure everybody's on the same page. right now, they need to pick up a few more yards to have a realistic shot at a field goal. >> joey: only three receivers in that situation. you're in two minute mode and you only send three receivers and there's seven, eight guys in covera

devine redding. devine redding trying to get it all back in one fell sweep. and he's close to the 40. iu with two time-outs. >> joey: that's one of those plays, you say, why are they running it? until he breaks it. >> rece: indiana's got a couple of time-outs. sudfeld's working towards the sidelines. and he has his man out there in jones, and he gets ss out of bounds. another first down for the hoosiers, and they really just need one more sizable gain to at least give griffin oakes a chance to win it for indiana. >> joey: that's too easy. you can't give up that completion on the sideline. make him catch it in the middle of the field, even though they have time-outs. >> rece: 18 seconds to go. he needs to get out of bounds or throw it away. now, ten seconds left, and he'll have to be expeditious here, because they are -- this would be probably -- wilson's going to call a time-out to make sure everybody's on the same page. right now, they need to pick up a few more yards to have a realistic shot at a field goal. >> joey: only three receivers in that situation.

in order to be able to properly regulate unmanned operations and flight. >> reporter: in san jose, devinehely, kpix 5. >>> well, tonight, amazon pulling hoverboards after too many scenes like this, there have been 11 reports of hoverboards catching on fire in 10 states, now the product safety commission is investigating. hoverboards are expected to be a big seller but amazon says it will not sell them until manufacturers can prove that they are safe. so it is one of the most anticipated premieres in movie history. >>> yeah, we're talking of course about the release of "star wars: the force awakens" suzanne marquez is on the red carpet tonight. >> reporter: hollywood boulevard shut down for what might be the biggest movie premiere ever. the length of two full city blocks with a covered carpet longer than the oscars, the inside resembling a galaxy far, far away. what is it like you've arrived here, the mome is watching. >> i calmed down, in the car i was like, i can't do this, i can't do this, okay, i can do this. >> reporter: it was a who's who of hollywood, from character actors in the o

devine redding. devine redding trying to get it all back in one fell sweep. and he's close to the 40. iu with two time-outs. >> joey: that's one of those plays, you say, why are they running it? until he breaks it. >> rece: indiana's got a couple of time-outs. sudfeld's working towards the sidelines. and he has his man out there in s bounds. another first down for the hoosiers, and they really just need one more sizable gain to at least give griffin oakes a chance to win it for indiana. >> joey: that's too easy. you can't give up that completion on the sideline. make him catch it in the middle of the field, even though they have time-outs. >> rece: 18 seconds to go. sudfeld. sudfeld. he needs to get out of bounds or throw it away. have to be expeditious here, because they are -- this would be probably -- wilson's going to call a time-out to make sure everybody's on the same page. right now, they need to pick up a few more yards to have a realistic shot at a field goal. >> joey: only three receivers in that situation. you're in two minute mode and you only sen

devine redding.g. devine redding trying to get it all back in one fell sweep. and he's close to the 40. iu with two time-outs. >> joey: that's one of those plays, you say, why are they running it? until he breaks it. >> rece: indiana's got a couple of time-outs. sudfeld's workingowards the sidelines. and he has his man out there in jones,s,nd he gets ss out of bounds. another first down for the hoosiers, and they really just least give griffin oakes a chance to win it for indiana. >> joey: that's too easy. you can't give up that completion on the sideline. make him catch it in the middle of the field, even though they have time-outs. >> rece: 18 seconds to go. sudfeld. sudfeld. he needs to get out of boundss or ththw it ay. now, ten seconds left, and he'll have to be expeditious here, because they are -- this would be probably -- wilson's going to call a time-out to make sure everybody's on the same page. right now, they need to pick up a few more yards to have a realistic shot at a field goal. >> joey: only three receivers in that situation. you're in two minu

. >>> well, tonight, another big blow for our troubled bay area, devin fehely some are being fired foring racist. >> reporter: looking in to racist text messages targeting african americans, latinos, aiwss and jews allegedly sent by correctional officer. >> what's particularly troubling is these are people who are peace officers that should have the public trust and that's why we move to put people on administrative leave as quickly as we did. >> reporter: the investigation is the latest in a series of scandals to rock the sheriff's office, including the arrest of three correctional officers for the death of an inmate, as well as a subsequent probe in to a high number of force complaints. >> what makes this so scary is these are the very people who are screened and selected to protect, to take care of people who are incarcerated. >> reporter: retired judge cordel heads the county commission investigating conditions at the jail. she says the racist text messages appear to be part of a troubling trend, what she fears is a culture of corruption, racism and abuse, that has somehow taken ro

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> time is 4:51. a new spin on an old idea. a bay area homeless shelter may become the model for other cities nationwide. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> take a look at your temperatures for today. becoming mostly sunny and 50s at the beaches. 52 degrees in palo alto. good morning, milpitas! with the sunshine, 52 degrees there. otherwise, east of the bay, numbers stacking up between about 51 and 53 degrees. notice the weather pattern here pretty stagnant. 53 degrees in clearlake. >>> freeways are clear, bart on time, 33 trains. don't forget this week they will be running on sunday service new year's day. trains will be running until 3 a.m. on new year's eve. no fares on muni from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. >>> so much for those low gas prices. they are all going up again in california while still going down in much of the country. sharon chin explains why. >> everybody lives in california kind of pays for it. >>> reporter: drivers nationwide are paying about $2 for a gallon of regular unleaded. that's 30 to 50 cents less than last yea

until fremont, i'm devin fehely, kpix 5 -- in fremont, i'm devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> other bay area headlines right now a cat was the only victim of a two-alarm fire in the inner sunset. chopper 5 was overhead as crews checked for hot spots on the roof of the three-story building on fourth avenue near lincoln way. the flames apparently started in a second floor apartment and spread to the unit above. crews rescued a cat but it later died. >>> pg&e crews are still unable to get into the home of 1100 customers to restore gas service. 4800 have gotten their gas restored. 150 pg&e workers are still on the scene working to get gas service back on. >>> two men are back home after nearly freezing to death in the snowy sierra. chp officers found them sunday morning near ebbets pass in al people county. the two men from el dorado county had been exploring the area on snowmobiles saturday but got stuck separately in the deep snow. luckily, they had a family radio system that helped them find each other. then after spending saturday night in a tree well, they were located by a helicopter crew the next d

devine redding. devine redding trying to get it all back in one fell sweep. and he's close to the 40. iu with two time-outs. >> joey: that's one of those plays, you say, why are they running it? until he breaks it. >> rece: indiana's got a couple of time-outs. sudfeld's working towards the sidelines. and he has his man out there in jones, and he get s out of bounds. another first down for the hoosiers, and they really just need one more sizable gain to at least give griffin oakes a chance to win it for indiana. >> joey: that's too easy. you can't give up that completion on the sideline. make him catch it in the middle of the field, even though they have time-outs. >> rece: 18 seconds to go. sudfel sudfeld. he needs to get out of bounds or throw it away. now, ten seconds left, and he'll have to be expeditious here, because they are -- this would be probably -- wilson's going to call a time-out to make sure everybody's on the same page. right now, they need to pick up a few more yards to have a realistic shot at a field goal. >> joey: only three receivers in th

>> devin, thank you. >>> we turn next to the scare onboard a flight to paris. this air france jet, crowded forced down in africa, after a passenger apparently found this. what looks like a bomb hidden behind a bathroom mirror. the sinister threat coming just weeks after the terror attacks in paris. terry moran from london tonight. >> reporter: this morning, the stranded air france plane sat on the tarmac in kenya, a sign of how successful this hoax was. a boeing 777 carrying 473 passengers and crew, en route to paris from mauritius. a passenger discovered a diverted. there was no panic. technical problem. >> something wrong in the toilet. like, it could be like a bomb, something like that. >> reporter: according to kenyan media, this is it. a sinister-looking construction with a timer on top. when the plane landed safely, passengers were evacuated with emergency slides. six were detained for questioning. be a false alarm. a clock, said air france's president. "it was not capable of causing an explosion," he said. u.s. government analysis of the device concluded

. >> devin, i know it's early but what do we know about the suspect at this point? >> reporter: yeah, the police department has released his name. he is 27-year-old charles goetting. he is well known to law enforcement and also inside that backpack they say they found a bb gun, a ski mask and bolt cutters which they believe might have been used for a possible robbery. back to you. >> devin fehely, thank you so much. >>> new at 5:00 a water main broke in san francisco sending thousands of gallons of water gushing down a street. cate caugiran is in cal hollow now with the story of this instant river. >> reporter: it was a little river down green street over here and as you can see behind me there's still a lot of work to be done. so i know that crews right now are working to replace that bad part of the pipe and earlier today, i mean, though i wouldn't recommend it, at one point the water flow was so strong, you probably could have taken a raft and slid down the hill. >> we came out to empty the recyclables and what not and i saw this big stream. >> reporter: just aft

kpix 5's devin fehely on a company in crisis. an identity crisis, devin? >> reporter: yeah. tonight the company has questions about its future as well as questions about whether or not yahoo as we currently know it will continue to exist. there was a time when the exclamation point at the end of the yahoo name captured exuberance of the dot-com era. now a question mark is appropriate. for a company with an identity crisis and uncertain future -- >> the bottom line is that yahoo still doesn't know what it is. >> reporter: those questions only got louder after yahoo made an abrupt and public about- face announcing it was dropping plans to spin off its stake in alibaba choosing instead to spin off its core internet businesses basically everything we associate with the yahoo brand. embattled ceo marissa meyer defended the decision on cnbc. >> we are proud of the decision to focus on that. today i lead a very different company than the company i joined in july 2012. >> reporter: a darling of the dot-com era, technology analysts say yahoo in recent years has been steadily losing g