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driveway, follow the instructions, that's the last thing that we heard but.dible] >> erin, you hear the loudspeaker, yes, i could. >> they're saying anyone in the house, we don't want anyone to get hurt, we don't want to hurt anyone, please come out and walk to the front of the truck, we assume that we can't see the pickup truck or whatever truck is in the driveway. we assume there is one there of course. these were just more instructions for whoever is in that house. >> all right, brian, we're watching this, tim, it sounds from what they're saying, follow my instructions, truck in the driveway, the way that they are talking, it seems very sure that there is someone in there? >> erin, as rob decide whether there is they need to treat it as if he's there and this is the suspect that they are talking to you. any movement in the house could be a curtain blowing, anything that might lead them to believe that someone isn't there, they need to treat it as if it is an armed and dangerous aspect is the person there. it may be a law enforcement trunk of the driveway,

receipt for a driveway red curb to keep people from parking in the driveway. in 2018. we were using it at that time as a driveway. this is later in 2017, repaired the cement. on the sidewalk outside. for dpw. than i saw the fence and the screening that was in place at this time and there were not complaint in 2020, we repaired another couple of spaces and you can see a car in the driveway. no one complain body this screening or the way the fence looked then. this is an all right of determination i got and suggested that it was willing had the garage was there but not willing now unless we obtain a permit. why i need a permit i didn't understand and i reached out to more than a couple people at the planning department and did in the get an answer except for this a copy definition of code 142. i read code 142. and i believe that i met all the criteria in code 142. i'm not sure why i would need to obtain a permit to i couldn't get a series answer about what was wrong with the screening. from anybody at planning. and so i filed for the appeal. i believe i met criteria in c

gunned down in the driveway. angel lynn, got the voice mail from their dad. >> he said, call me. i have some really hard news. and the urgency, and the pain in his voice. was just, it was just the most difficult thing to hear. i know at that point what had happened. and i'm still thinking, i'm, like you know. maybe she still alive. maybe they are still alive. and, my brains going. but there was two people dead. you know. >> amber's parents, christened marcia, had not only lost their daughter. but we're now worried about. just bruner. their grandson who had witnessed the shooting. >> obviously the first thing is where is my grandson? where was he? because he knew the time. around 2:00 we knew that was when she would be getting home with him from school. you know, they told us that he was in the backseat of the car. but he was okay. >> okay physically but presumably in shock. and otherwise unable to shed light on the crime. four year old josh junior had been diagnosed with autism in his nonverbal. >> he's right in

and he drove to the dirt driveway and he waited for them.heriff. can you not hear us? you know, stop. >> he drove jacob to the edge of paynesville and got him out of the car and assaulted him. >> jacob said he was cold. and that just -- that really stuck with me. >> he didn't have any clothes on. as a parent, it's just heartbreaking. >> jacob said that he wanted to go home and started to cry. >> just wants -- just wants to go home and was doing everything he asked him to do and just wanted to go home. and like, i can't imagine, like, the fear. just let him go home. >> and that's when he took out a gun that he had in his pocket and he fired once, and jacob didn't fall down and he pulled the trigger again. >> why did he have to kill him? why? two shots. it was just too much. it's too much. >> he had not killed anybody, as far as you know. why did he kill jacob? >> during the interview, he said that he had seen some red lights of a police vehicle going past and he said that that contributed to his panic and may have influenced his decision to s

here is andrea canning with death in the driveway. >> york, south carolina, a town seeped with american history and southern manners. its charm is deeply embedded as the pride of the people who live here. >> it's a nice southern town, it's very quiet. >> it's not the sort of place you'd expect evil to come knocking. >> my life just changed, forever. >> and these are not the sort of people you'd expect to be victims of a vicious crime. >> he's a prominent man in a small town. she's a good christian woman. sweet southern belle. >> and in the end, what would forever haunt this peaceful place was the who, and the why of it all. >> shock. complete shock. >> it all started around dinnertime february 4th, 2010. on the outskirts of town at the end of a long winding drive way. >> york county 9-1-1. do you need police? >> it was 7:30 pm when the call came into police dispatch. >> listen to me carefully, i've been robbed, he tied me up. >> between sobs, a female caller described her brutal attack, she begged for help. >> oh please -- please come and help me. >> police on-duty raced through the rai

shot and killed, attacked in his own driveway. tonight, the urgent manhunt at this hour for the suspect, a father, the judge presiding over divorce proceeding, giving the mother custody of the children. pierre thomas reporting. >>> the stunning tun tonight for former president trump in georgia's election interference case. tonight, one of trump's attorneys, the second one in two days now pleading guilty. accuse of trying to overturn georgia's election results, now agreeing to cooperate with prosecutors as well. so what does this mean for trump? aaron katersky tonight. >>> the storm system moving in, heavy rain and strong winds new york stcity to boston, philadelphia to washington, d.c. rob marciano times this out. >>> the search at this hour for a federal fugitive. >>> the airline canceling 100 flights just today, saying the planes needed to be inspected. college football, and the team accused of sign stealing. the staffer suspend tonight. >>> and the surprise concert. the rolling stones and lady gaga. suddenly in front of the cro

. >>> the judge shot multiple times in his own driveway, then dying at the hospital. tonight, the new clue in the case, in this urgent manhunt for the suspect. what was found eight miles from the scene of the attack. >>> the chilling headline tonight in detroit. a synagogue president stabbed to death. what authorities are saying so far. >>> tonight, the former major league pitcher not charged with murder. accused of shooting and killing his father-in-law, wounding his mother-in-law. and tonight here, the surveillance. >>> the horrific scene in boston. a window washer falling to his death from one of the tallest buildings in the city. >>> there's news tonight involving mary lou retton. also, the oldest dog in the world has died. how long he lived, and the secrets to living that long. >>> and america strong tonight, you see a lot of things in new york city's central park -- never seen this. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we have several major stories tonight. the pilot who authorities say tried to crash a plane full of pas

one vehicle is in the driveway. and there are other vehicles up the street that spotlight that we've been talking about for now the last two hours is still there. so they're not completely extracting, but several law enforcement vehicles slowly, methodically moving past us and away from the house. just to point out again for our viewers, when we first encountered this situation at roughly 7:00 eastern time, and the influx of these law enforcement vehicles and personnel kind of approached the house, they came right up to us, the law enforcement people did and said -- they demanded that we shut all of our camera lights off. we've been in the dark since then, saying that our camera lights were creating a dang forelaw enforcement. so we've been filming, as you've seen in the dark since then. and we're about 250, 300 yards away from the house of the suspect. again, more vehicles moving out of this area now. more law enforcement vehicles moving out of this area. but a couple of them we can see still in position. >> chris

it was parked in the driveway of a vacant house. engulfed in flames.ghters called to the scene to extinguish the fire made a grisly discovery. two bodies burned beyond recognition. and the victims? another mother and her teenage daughter. >> dental records confirmed the identities of the two female bodies found monday in the trunk of the stolen car. 42-year-old dolores dewitt and her daughter, 19-year-old ebony dewitt. >> she worked at a nursing home. and she loved taking care of the elderly population. she loved those people, and they loved her. >> but trisha smith remembers her sister delores as a mother and nurse who worked hard to provide a good life for her two daughters. but always saved a little time for herself. >> she liked to go places, every year she would treat herself on vacation. she felt like she worked, hard she should play hard. >> and ebony? she was the live one at family get togethers. >> we would just make the party live, and, just act crazy until the end of the day. i mean, she loved life. >> the last person known to have seen ebon

and don't forget these driveways, not what you would experience today. yes, it's part of the state, but it wasn't it doesn't have. well, you had the gorge in the middle so no roads were traversing that and then just it was you know scrub farmland there there wasn't a lot of transportation at the time we're talking mostly horse and buggy there is no major highways, you know, built in this area yet. so that's why there's just nothing there because you can't extend a road across the gorge. so they just kind of avoided that and ran parallel with it. so later on they would build these roads. but at that point, just to the north and to the south was all that was there. so many of you may have heard about chestnut blight. it was introduced by to the united states the early 1900s and quickly killed almost all of the chestnut trees in the united states. the forests in ohio were filled with chestnuts. there's estimates that over percent of mohican forest was at one time, chestnut, it fed a lot of people. so especially during the depression, not having the ability

. >> here at home, a judge is gunned down, found shot in his own driveway in maryland. what we're learning about the investigation amid growing concerns about threats against judges. the case against the us soldier who fled into north korea. >> the new charges, including child. his mother now speaking out. >> a brewing scandal in college football did one of the best teams cheat? how michigan is responding to sign stealing accusations as an alert for parents. >> the recall involving thomas the train caught on camera. >> the hero bus driver who saved a choking boy's life will hear from her. >> and married in 10s, the couple exchanging their vows during a nascar pit stop. >> from abc news in new york, this is america this morning. >> good friday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. good morning to you. >> i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with president biden's plea to the american people. >> he made his case last night for why supporting both israel and ukraine is vital to us national security. and overnight we learned how much money the president is now requesting fr

in fact, all driveways are ordinary summer cottages, that is, legally, when. some people don't like thispproach arranges. various requirements, conditions, notices of the need to pay for the use of the maintenance of someone else's property are set, which are not legally registered as public land , not registered as public property, not registered as public land, in accordance with the wording of the law. people say that they bought plots from the developer at a price that already included the cost of roads, etc. we had an agreement with alexander orbant that we purchased a plot of land with a ready-made infrastructure, which includes roads, playgrounds, the cost of the plot there was 15,000 acres, we paid 25 or 30 for the infrastructure that was promised to us, in the end it is not there, the holiday village of mozhaisk gardens has been divided in two for several years now, after the purchase of plots, part owners decided to create their own snt and implemented the idea, but after some time a developer organized his own gardeners’ association and now the majority of the residents there,

circuit court judge andrew wilkinson gunned down in his driveway. this was a targeted attack on judge wilkinson. >> reporter: the suspect is 49-year-old pedro argote, police say. earlier in the day wilkinson had denied argote visitation rights after a history of domestic violence. law enforcement moved to protect other judges after the move. >> we placed officers and troopers at the local judges here in the county at their residence just as a precaution initially. >> reporter: the u.s. marshals report threats against federal judges and courts peaked at 4,500 in 2021 after the last election. last year there were 1,362 threats. it's not common for any judge to be murdered, though, in 2017 an ohio judge was shot outside a courthouse. in 2020 a gunman killed the son of federal judge esther salas when he opened the door to the family home in new jersey. last year a former wisconsin judge was killed by a suspect he'd sent to prison. now, in maryland a judge who grew up here murdered outside his home. >> you had a husband and now you don't. you had a dad a

the driveway was taken over by flood waters after record rainfall from january to march chardonnay. we've got pinot grigio in the back tasting room manager hayden per year had to purchase a pair of winter boots just to get to his work. >> at the worst of the flooding operations were closed down completely last year. we close a total of around 30 being open 4 days a week that starts at a pretty quickly think guys over the course of about 8 weeks closed for 30 days. the winery that open 36 years ago relies on some flooding from nearby rivers for a good crop. but this caught them off guard puryear says with rain is expected from another el nino year. staff are already preparing. we're going to have maybe pop-up casings in town will do the barrel room. set that up nicely and then have our own little set up out here with walls and staff to keep everyone dry and warm from sonoma to contra costa county. the impacts a storm damages were felt all over the bay area. emergency services manager for contra costa county, rick cove are says his county qualify for federal assistance for the first t

the driveway was taken over by flood waters after record rainfall from january to march chardonnay. we've got pinot grigio in the back tasting room manager hayden per year had to purchase a pair of winter boots just to get to his work at the worst of the flooding. operations were closed down completely last year. we close a total of around 30 being open 4 days a week. that starts at a pretty quickly think guys over the course of about 8 weeks closed for 30 days. the winery that open 36 years ago relies on some flooding from nearby rivers for a good crop. but this caught them off guard puryear says with rain is expected from another el nino year. staff are already preparing. we're going to have maybe pop-up casings in town will do the barrel room. set that up nicely and then have our own little set up out here with walls and staff to keep everyone dry and warm from sonoma to contra costa county. the impacts a storm damages were felt all over the bay area. emergency services manager for contra costa county, rick cove are says his county qualify for federal assistance for the first tim

honestly this driveway here, we saw three tactical vehicles down the's driveway, we have yet to see them come out. in ways this area of we've been posted up here on, the junction and one 96. it's quieter but still active. the only reason i say that because also sam if, you don't mind swinging around the gusty shun over here we've shown you over here had several vehicles in, unlike police cars. police cars are now still some, this whole entire parking lot was full. there was a moment in time, where all of a sudden all of them pulled out and we're zooming, going very fast and the opposite direction. we've had some lee, and then tactical vehicles come, still no clear answer as the search continues i will say this out the chopper still present, it's not here at the second. it has been the loudest we have heard it, that is probably because it's been kind of covering right over lisbon high school there have been reports that released on social media, showing a track of the chopper. the flight platt at that shop or. it's done several loops all along and are still, the river right behind lewisto

a carjacking, and this time, the victim, a texas congressman, carjacked in his driveway. parking his car when three armed robbers surrounded him, demanding his keys. pierre thomas reporting tonight, this is part of a disturbing trend, and this evening, the surveillance of yet another carjacking. authorities concerned by what they're seeing. >> reporter: this chilling video showing a carjacking in progress, five men jumping out of a vehicle, all armed with guns, symbolizes a steady surge under way in the nation's capitol. and tonight, the latest victim, a member of the u.s. house. texas congressman henry cuellar was carjacked in his own driveway last night. >> they had masks. but you could still see that they were wrong. >> reporter: it happened around 9:30 p.m., less than a mile from the capitol. three young men in ski masks, armed with handguns, surrounding cuellar's vehicle, demanding the keys. >> i look at one with a gun, another one with a gun, one behind me. so they said they wanted my car. i said sure. >> reporter: and all of his belongings were recovered within a c

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that manhunt continues for the person who shot and killed a state sur kit court judge in his driveway right behind me. law enforcement saying that this it was a targeted killing buzz of a ruling this judge had made earlier in the week. so here's what we do know at this point. on thursday there was a divorce hearing here in maryland. the judge was presiding. he's 52 years old. had been a judge for four years in this area. he ruled on a custody battle in between a husband and wife. he gave custody to the wife. then later around 8:00 p.m., the judge was coming home and was shot and killed right here in this driveway. he was killed while his wife and son were actually inside the home at the time. and police believe that because of his ruling in that custody battle that he was killed. now this whole community here really have been shocked and shaken by this incident. take a listen to what the sheriff had to say about all of this on friday. >> we're a small community here, close knit. so we pull together when something like this happens. so it was a concerted effort last night. we had more

put your hands in the air and walk to the truck in the driveway.hey are not saying specifically robert. they are just saying anyone inside the building come out with your hands up. we can guarantee your safety. come out now. now, we don't have confirmation that there is actually someone in that building or if they are doing something similar to what they were doing earlier in the evening with those flash bangs where law enforcement were saying it's not necessarily that someone is inside. but, this is precautionary and if someone is inside, we would want to give them the opportunity to come out or flush them out and try to come to some sort of safe conclusion. if the suspect in this case, if robert card is inside. right now we are still waiting on confirmation. but that's unfolding as we speak. there in that area. and this is the family residence. not far from here, and it is about 16 miles away in the distance, and they have been very active there, zeroed in on that area in these recent hours. laura? >> laura: mollie, there is no sense at all that

don't forget, these driveways were not what you would experience today. yes? >> [ inaudible question ] >> well, you have the gorge in the middle. so, no roads were traversing that. then, you know, it was scrubbed farmland. there wasn't a lot of transportation at the time. we're talking mostly horse and buggy. there were no major highways built in this area. so, that's why there's is nothing there, because you can't extend a road across the gorge. so, they just kind of avoided that and ran parallel with it so, later on, they would build those roads, but at that point, just to the north, to the south was all that was there. so, many of you may have heard about just not place. there was introduced by accident to the united states in the early 1900s, and quickly killed almost all of the chestnut trees in the united states. the ones in ohio were filled with chestnuts. estimates that over 50% of mohican forest was, at one time, chestnut. it upset a lot of people, especially during the depression, not having the ability to collect chestnuts to feed themselves or to s

. >> it all started as a woman pulled into her driveway. the monkey jumped onto the hood of her car. several police officers soon arrived, but the monkey took off. now police say the monkey has finally been caught. yeah that's momo and momo is actually an escaped pet. >> and it isn't the first time momo and flighty engaged in this same sort of monkey business. back in july. >> this one explore a little bit next to the long arm of the law. finally reaching out and getting its man or rather its pig officials in aurora, colorado have been trying to track down the culprit in a multi crime spree, including property damage. turns out it was this guy. >> oh, there he goes. >> a 400 pound pig named fred. one officer says it took about eight people to capture him. >> did you say 400 pounds? >> 400 pounds? >> fred's awfully cute, but how is he damaging property and doing all this crime? eating? just using its weight? i don't know. i don't get it. i don't either. and this is kind of sad. fred's owner has not come forward. where are you? fred needs to

come out, come to the front of the driveway where the truck is. things like that. it was very kind of matter of fact and a deliberate way of speaking. it was not too urgent, but it went on and on for probably a good 30 minutes and then it abruptly stopped. at that point they kept shifting their assets all over the place. the vehicles would move in a certain way, the spotlight would move to a different part of the house, and then they gradually extracted everyone. we are told right now there is really no is seen here to be had as far as law enforcement presence, but we knew they were looking for something and our sources indicate that it was unknown whether he was there at the time or not, but they had to kind of do their due diligence and check around. we are told that they will return to this area tomorrow,. possibly to search more areas of this property. >> is there any indication, brian, as to why they thought someone was in that house, to have that sustained communication in the back and forth? >> well, according to the sources that my colleagues have been work

.>> she's done skateboarding in her driveway. she started when she was 17. she had some bumps in the road. she was sometimes the only woman competing. she was even shut out of - - know how come i wasn't invited. >> she leads by example. in addition, the 64-year-old does crossfit five times per week.>> she's been one of the only other people that started to increase and get better and better over time.>> judy has no intention of slowing down.>> i have no intention of slowing down. >> for now, she's training like an olympian. just in case. in santa cruz, marion favreau, nbc bay area news. she's going to rome anyways. she might be going to the olympics at some point.>> 64 years of age, she makes some of us feel a lot better.>> the weather was good for that. if you're out and about around the bay area today, tomorrow we have the sunshine, be prepared for more wind. the wind has stayed over on the mountain areas. we begin to see some signs of change. we are recapping the red flag warning that is up until 5:00 p.m. sunday. peak wind gusts have been occurring throu

eventually running into the driveway of the home. authorities now believe the man is serafini. >> we do believe that masked individual was in fact daniel serafini. at this time i'm unable to comment on samantha wood's case due to ongoing investigation. >> reporter: serafini was a star baseball player at serra high in early 1990s, drafted in the first round of the major league baseball draft and playing in the majors over a decade. authorities say that serafini and scott know each other and that scott knew the victims as well. >> samantha scott was an associate of the family, i believe she possibly acted as a nanny at some point or as a family friend. >> reporter: the plaz placer county sheriff awaiting extradition into placer county. reporting for "today in the bay." >>> a warning for people in yountville, a mandatory water boil order. e. coli was in the water. leaders instructing people to boil water one minute. let it cool and then drink it, cook with it and brush your teeth with it. >>> a live look out in san jose this morning. sa

investigators say andrew wilkinson was found in a residential driveway last night suffering from gunshot wounds. he later died at the hospital. miguel marquez is live with the latest. are there any leads here, any suspects? >> they might have something. the sheriff's office in washington county, maryland, say they'll hold a press conference later today. we expect to hear a lot more. when a judge is shot, the question is was he targeted or she targeted. we have seen this in the past. it is a great concern. this was a circuit judge in washington county, maryland. just below the pennsylvania line. he's one of six judges there. they handle everything from family law to civil criminal, juveniles. it is possible there was somebody, former defendant, current defendant, this judge was dealing with that targeted him. details on this thing are very sketchy. it was his home. police responded, law enforcement responded to reports of shots fired. they showed up in his own driveway, multiple gunshots, he died later at the hospital and now full investigation is under way. troopers in maryland are now g

bottom of a driveway. this would be right just outside of phenix, arizona. >> yes.oing to the home of heather dirkmaat, who says it started out as a way to give her neighbors a giggle. during the height of the pandemic. she started dressing these two lines up. he got frozen right there. little olaf taylor swift, travis kelce. people driving by, seeing some different lines. >> did you see the shirt? it says, karma is my favorite tight end. you got it. >> oh, that's great. >> the two stone lions named simba and scar. they even have their own instagram page. that's cool. >> this is what i love about halloween. the creativity starts to come out. and so one good thing of social media, everyone's trying to up each other. so competition is good. yes. yes, it is. all right. next to avoiding a potential cat tastrophe. >> we told you yesterday it was global cat day and now this little guy, a couple of days before caused a scramble by local power company in lancaster county, pa. after getting stuck at the top of the telephone pole, power was cut to the pole while crews rescued

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>> no, i know the black car in the driveway. it is a black -- a black car. >> richard reid was the rockdale county district attorney. >> we need to look at that car, especially since nikki and joe had been in an argument. they were breaking up, and that is a dangerous time in a relationship. it can be a dangerous time in a relationship. >> it was not hard to track joe down. he was in the barbershop where he worked. >> it was around closing time, ready to pack up and get out of their. and they approached me and my friends, and they basically said that she has passed away, she is dead. i mean, i was shocked, i was in shock. >> how did he react when he came to see? >> he started to weep. >> did he claim not to know? >> he claimed not to. no >> but reactions do not always tell the real story. >> they were basically asking about me, our relationship, when the last time was that i saw her. i started to realize that i was a suspect. >> the detective did what any good detective would do. he looked for the sort of marks that nikki might

is accused of shooting the judge in his driveway, hours after he ruled against him in a divorce case.the public should be lookout with a suspect considered to be armed and dangerous. >>> a lawsuit looking to block former president donald trump from appearing on colorado state ballots can move forward. this comes after a judge rejected trump said the colorado pumpkin party's efforts to shut down the lawsuit. the judge issued her latest ruling on friday. the lawsuit says trump should be disqualified from running for office based on the provision in the 14th amendment. the provision says u.s. officials to take an oath to uphold the constitution are disqualified for future office, if they engaged in insurrection or gave aid or comfort to insurrectionist. the law could -- the lawsuit to proceed the coming trial. >>> a strike by sag-aftra visiting screen actors has been going on for three months. how the union says it will hold a new round of negotiations with movie and tv studios this tuesday. the sides are at odds over a number of issues that include revenue-sharing, salaries and the use

we talked to a woman who says her infinity was stolen from her driveway early sunday morning, taken to a sideshow. but she only discovered what happened yesterday when she and her husband returned home. >> they broke all the windows out. they kicked all the doors, the doors in. they jumped on the roof, the hood, and then they stuffed a rag in the gas tank and lit it on fire. they're stealing our cars to entertain each other. and they don't care about the utter destruction that they do to these cars. >> last month, the vallejo police department told us its officers are doing the best they can to respond to these sideshows. >>> this is a big issue in san francisco. and likely soon everywhere else. how safe are those driverless cars? we've seen a string of problems. and now one of the driverless car companies is making safety upgrades. for months, both the sfmta and san francisco fire department have complained with the robo taxi service from cruise, owned by general motors. videos show the cars seemingly confused by flashing lights on emergency vehicles. and the result? the cars stop in

>> they crash it in my driveway. into like the shrubs and things.hat else to do. they knock on my neighbor's door. my neighbor gets roped into this. excuse me, i'm so sorry, i crashed my car, i don't know how to drive it back up into the driveway, can you please do it for me? the neighbor gets roped into it. he gets in, drives the car up. my parents are -- they're freaking out. the next morning, my parents starving and so high and so hungry. and it's at that moment the pr package from mila arrived. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh my god. >> it's got everything, the dumplings and the noodles. we have a couple of different flavors of ice cream as well. it's like christmas day. >> jimmy: like a miracle. >> they're like, oh my god! so i get home many days later, and the car is totaled. my shrubs are wrecked. and -- my drugs are gone. [ laughter ] and i looked at my parents and i'm like, okay, first of all, i am never leaving you unsupervised in my house ever again. >> jimmy: were they mad at you? or were you mad at them? >> they didn't know what ha

the driveway was taken over by flood waters after record rainfall from january to march chardonnay.ot pinot grigio in the back tasting room manager hayden per year had to purchase a pair of winter boots just to get to his work at the worst of the flooding. operations were closed down completely last year. we close a total of around 30 being open 4 days a week. that starts at a pretty quickly think guys over the course of about 8 weeks closed for 30 days. the winery that open 36 years ago relies on some flooding from nearby rivers for a good crop. but this caught them off guard puryear says with rain expected from another el nino year. staff are already preparing. we're going to have maybe pop-up casings in town will do the barrel room. set that up nicely and then have our own set up out here with walls and staff to keep everyone dry and warm from sonoma to contra costa county. the impacts a storm damages were felt all over the bay area. emergency services manager for contra costa county, rick cove are says his county qualify for federal assistance for the first time since he took th

. >> reporter: this resident said her catalytic converter was stolen out of her driveway. not once but twice. >> did you file a police report? >> nope. >> why? >> oakland police say at that point they are trying to see if this idea will work. the social media council will be active through the weekend and for anyone who plans to use it, the police have these words of warning. >> what we can not stress enough is that we don't want is citizens trying to take matters into their own hands or overtly trying to film or take photographs of people.. >> so, even if they are caught there is a loophole that may let them off of the hurt. >> prosecutors have to prove the car was locked. proving someone broke a window is not enough. the state senator is trying to close that loophole. similar attempts in the past failed. >>> in san jose another crime fighting tool. new license plate readers are being installed. located near businesses impacted by retail theft. the technology captures a description of the car along with a license plate and can be accessed by the authorities during crimina

than 30 seconds after launching what's known as a relay attack, the criminals and that car in the driveway are gone. >> this is where it was stolen from? >> yep. it was right out in front. >> reporter: thieves used a tablet to hack into his car by breaching the onboard diagnostics system. >> but if you pay attention to the screen right there, you are going to see a key programmer light up. basically, it looks like a tablet. >> reporter: steve is a car security specialist outside of chicago. >> we have seen relay attack and the most common one i see is actual key programmers that you can plug in to the vehicle's diagnostic port. >> in about a minute or less. >> reporter: last summer, senator ed markey sent letters to deter thieves, do not become a security liability for them to exploit. the senator also asked them for data on the number of their cars that are stolen and how. we reached out to them as well. only five responded and none could provide that information. are manufacturers doing enough to protect cars from this kind of theft? >> i don't think so. and i think a lot of them probabl

later on in the day, police say they believe that argote shot and killed judge wilkinson on his drivewaystill inside the house. again, police are look for argote, and they're looking for the public's help with that $10,000 reward, jose. >> stephanie gosk, thank you very much. >>> coming up, rising fears that israel's war with hamas could plunge the region into a bigger war. just yesterday the u.s. embassy in beirut warned u.s. citizens to, quote, leave now. we're live on the ground in lebanon next. you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports." my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. i'm kareem abdul jabbar. i was diagnosed with afib. the first inkling that something was wrong was i started to notice that i couldn't do things without losing my breath. i couldn't make it through the airport, and every like 20 or 30 yards i had to sit down and get my breath. every physical exertion seemed to ex

left the car out in the driveway, obviously. keys in the car, unfortunately. guys come in. walked outside, the car was gone. she thinks they had followed her or watched her because of the long windy driveway they never would have seen the car. she just ran in quickly to say hey. remember, last week we talked about the one lady who said she thinks that the carjackers followed her home? >> steve: right. and went through the garage. you got to take your key. >> brian: and in portland, they now say don't call 911 unless your life is threatened. so, they wouldn't. >> lawrence: resources. >> ainsley: that's insane. do not call 911? who are you supposed to call? ghostbusters? >> brian: you move out that's what you do like nike is doing. >> lawrence: glad that the congressman survived it unharmed. look forward to hearing from the mayor as well as the rest of the dems. >> ainsley: i liked having an audience they laughed at my joining. thanks, y'all. >> steve: i love having a chicken place here. smells fantastic breakfast time. 6:06 here in the east and now to another fox news alert.

. >> record rainfall also transform their driveway behind me. like a river, but this is supposed to be the entrance to larson family winery in sonoma county. the driveway was taken over by flood waters after record rainfall from january to march chardonnay. we've got pinot grigio in the back tasting room manager hayden per year had to purchase a pair of winter boots just to get to his work at the worst of the flooding. operations were closed down completely last year. we close a total of around 30 being open 4 days a week that starts at a pretty quickly think guys over the course of about 8 weeks were closed for 30 days. the winery that open 36 years ago relies on some flooding from nearby rivers for a good crop. but this caught them off guard puryear says with rain is expected from another el nino year. staff are already preparing. we're going to have maybe pop-up casings in town will do the barrel room. set that up nicely and then have our own set up out here with walls and staff to keep everyone dry and warm from sonoma to contra costa county

the driveway was taken over by flood waters after record rainfall from january to march chardonnay. we've got pinot grigio in the back tasting room manager hayden per year had to purchase a pair of winter boots just to get to his work at the worst of the flooding. operations were closed down completely last year. we close a total of around 30 being open 4 days a week. that starts at a pretty quickly think guys over the course of about 8 weeks were closed for 30 days. the winery that open 36 years ago relies on some flooding from nearby rivers for a good crop. but this caught them off guard puryear says with rain expected from another el nino year. staff are already preparing. we're going to have maybe pop-up casings in town will do the barrel room. set that up nicely and then have our own little set up out here with walls and staff to keep everyone dry and warm from sonoma to contra costa county. the impacts a storm damages were felt all over the bay area. emergency services manager for contra costa county, rick cove are says his county qualify for federal assistance for the first t

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