. >> my name is eric car, and i am the proud parents of a spirited kindergartner at paul revere and a member of the organization. i am here to represent the families who could not be here because finding child care presents a hardship. if you want to meet these families or any other families in our schools, please come to paul revere. come to our school. see our academics drives. see are enthusiastic kids in their classrooms. i cannot pretend to know all of the politics of play in your decision. i am focusing on my daughter and her kindergarten class. please know that any decision that is not based on what is the for our students and families is not a decision of us. i hope you will come to the school. thank you very much. >> i am the proud parents of a third grader at paul revere. this is our fourth year at paul revere, so we have gone through a lot of change, and i am proud to say we haven't haven't an engagement, and we are actively reason we have had an active engagement, and we are actively involved in writing a grant, and we want to make sure it meets our needs. and we have been

>> eric: i don't know. >> bob: i agree with andrea. never one on my parent's car away with honor rolls then? if every kid has to get a trophy and we don't keep score in little league. >> greg: it's a happy roll. what about the expert in academics pushing this crap. shouldn't they crawl through the broken glass to apologize in >> dana: they are with the global warming academics. walk of shame. >> bob: there is a segment. >> eric: kids grow up and they will become teachers. don't forget, teachers are against any merit system. they just want everyone to make sure they stay in the union, make sure they are employed. not like what some of the municipalities want to do. reward teachers. >> dana: in england there was a school that banned musical chairs because somebody had to lose. >> andrea: people lose in life, though. that is the reality. this generation of there are no losers in sports, no losers in school. ridiculous. that's what creates the mill lennial generation that feel entitled when they come out of college. not all parents are like bob's father. >> bob: i won

this problem in orinda, this was an accident eric mentioned earlier where a car crashed into a powerope to have power restored within the hour in this area this is -- because they need to replace the power pole the intersection may be blocked for sometime. if you are heading through the area you may want to consider orchard road as an alternate. where the streetlights are out you will need to treat that as a four-way stop. the bay bridge toll plaza, just a very minor wait now for a few of the fast track lanes. also, san mateo bridge it has been fine all morning, westbound getting a little more crowded leaving hayward. mike has been tracking a few big ups, especially some of those waves. >>> -- good luck with that, i hope everybody does sign up it makes the commute easier to understand and get through over the next years, decades however long you will use it. high surf advisory good morning 12 to 16 foot waves right now this will last until 6:00, let me talk about high tide half moon bay 7:43. san francisco 8:50. bodega bay 8:11 where some of those bigger sneaker 18 foot waves could h

somebody got the idea in their head to borrow the gun from this man, eric, who was in the car who providedhe ride up there, and take the gun and rob a mountain store. he said no and that was that. i was fine with it. and when i walked through the door, i was pushed. somebody was behind the door. i think it was eddie. had a baseball bat fwh his hand and started beating him upside the head with the bat. and i was just in shock. i didn't know what to do, so i backed up, and i sat on the bed, and they kept beating this guy and beating this guy. his blood was going everywhere. just bits of skull and brain going all over the walls. and i remember getting blood in my mouth and on my face and on my clothes, and i was just frozen. i didn't know what to do. i could hear him screaming "help me!" and there was nothing i could do. they beat him for a good half hour. they beat him, they cut him. they cut his throat. they did everything imaginable that you could do to destroy one man. and when they were done, they looked at me, and they asked me to help them. and i wasn't going to say no after what i jus

. >> and eric will put a bumper sticker on his car. >> over the sarah palin sticker. >> he found his voice. best speech i heard. maybe ever. confident. but, also, he hit on a point that will resonate, the american exceptionalism is back. and getting back to normal. back do where we were. we were on top. we spent the better part of three years apologizing and making excuses. romney last night said here is where we could be again. >> the reagan after carter thing trying to copy that. >> i knew ronald reagan and i would not say he was a friend but this ain't no ronald reagan. >> but he can seize hope and change mantra that obama had. it will be a question of who is more optimistic? people want that optimism. obama has to run so negative he cannot talk about change. >> do you think this guy exudes optimism? >> last night. he did. last night. >> the only person more optimistic was jon huntsman, the great line saying "we only go south from here," meaning south carolina but ... >> romney took a shot at newt and perry by saying the envy thing saying this is a sensitive war against entreprene

car crash. >> this is interesting. ericed if insurance companies have a right to refuse to repair a vehicle covered with uninsured motorist insurance when the person isn't insured? no. that is the reason you have uninsured motorist but i bet you know when the beef is. you figure the other side would pay if causing the crash you're covered. you're not. you still have to pay deductible. even if you have the uninsured motorist which almost everyone saturday, have you to pay the deductible. if they're trying to do anything different give us a call here and we'll take care of it for you. >> robin s wants to know if someone gets food poisoning what rights do consumers have? this is complex. what happens is that you get sick and report it. they have to figure out why did this come from? from, let's say and they have to decide from the field? processor or restaurant? let's say it decided they come from the restaurant, you're in better shape if they find another person, then, they have insurance companies take care of your medical c

>>eric: thank you, david, very much. another jolt for electric carsry plug inhide -- plug in hybrid is being recalled. and now, congressman, i point out that your family has been in the car business for a very long time, is that right? >>guest: yes, since 1953. my dad started off as a parts worker in a warehouse before the depression and went through world war ii and came back and scraped together enough money to start a one car show room in east pittsburgh so i understand how the market is fashioned and, we have had this conversation, this drives me crazy. we throw good money after bad. the green agenda has nothing but red ink all over it. fisker and, listen, the volt, i want them to experiment with electric vehicles but do it on your own money, i am sick and tired of hearing about the great ideas and if it was such a great idea it doesn't need to be subsidized. it is not a good idea how much money you throw at it it will not fix it. >>eric: fisker has $500 million, rather half a billion loan, and another company has the same number, and the volt, no

eric. you planned this, didn't you? do i look like i know anything about cars? leo gave you a bag of money. fix it. don't need your opinion right now. not interested in it. no! i choked out girls for less. you get back in the car, you start it up. it doesn't go anywhere, you get ready to die. okay? okay. atta girl. go. ♪ melanie: this, and a pack of ultras. hey, you got something smaller than this, miss? sorry, that's all i have. (doorbell dings) come on, please. are you okay? he'll kill me. here. (phone ringing) tripp: clerk was smart, he sensed something was wrong and called it in. well, what did she say to him? i mean, what tipped him off? i believe she said, uh, "he will kill me"" i don't get it. why would a man on the run take a risk like that? because... a man like that can't escape his m.o. he's already killed three girls. clerk says she came in and bought a pack of ultras and some radiator fluid. then she paid for it with a benjamin. could be having car problems. toller might still be in the area. hold on a second. what did she just do? i don't know, roll that back. look at that. looks like

eric. you planned this, didn't you? do i look like i know anything about cars? leo gave you a bag of money. fix it. don't need your opinion right now. not interested in it. no! i choked out girls for less. you get back in the car, you start it up. it doesn't go anywhere, you get ready to die. okay? okay. atta girl. go. ♪ melanie: this, and a pack of ultras. hey, you got something smaller than this, miss? sorry, that's all i have. (doorbell dings) come on, please. are you okay? he'll kill me. here. (phone ringing) tripp: clerk was smart, he sensed something was wrong and called it in. well, what did she say to him? i mean, what tipped him off? i believe she said, uh, "he will kill me"" i don't get it. why would a man on the run take a risk like that? because... a man like that can't escape his m.o. he's already killed three girls. clerk says she came in and bought a pack of ultras and some radiator fluid. then she paid for it with a benjamin. could be having car problems. toller might still be in the area. hold on a second. what did she just do? i don't know, roll that back. look at that. looks like

eric gault, white mustang. the impound vehicles with pictures of the car just hours after it's been impounded. they also found on the car that it has stickers, which indicated that whoever had been driving had recently been in mexico. so that kind of sense the search down to mexico. dozens of agents go to mexico trying to figure out if someone named eric ault evers a downer in the months leading up to the assassination. sure enough they found that the hotel rio imported by our test this registration card for eric s. gault who called himself now a publisher employed. i'm not sure what that means. somehow in the publishing business now. he began living a 26 away highland avenue. they found out he had been frequenting and when a particular kind to know quite well that she had taken a picture of him. this is the picture she had to offer. another is a second photograph. his eyes may or may not be shut air, but again they are beginning to be skewed images to work with. a separate from all this, there is a group of fingerprint analysts in washington d.c. who are comparing the fingerprints taken from

eric thomas. >>> and i'm kristen sze. a college student in his car on his way to class gunned down and kill. richmond police are trying to find a killer who they say was on a shooting rampage intending to take out a different target. amy hollyfield is live with the latest. >> reporter: we know the name of the victim he's 22-year-old edwin martinez. he lived in richmond, headed to class at contra costa college with his sister when was shot. police don't have much to go on. they don't have a suspect description. just a man ran from the scene. the victim was a passenger in the car his sister was driving. they had just pulled up and parked along side the curb in the 2100 block of nevin avenue. it appears the killer was after someone else, the man was running after a fleeing vehicle. he was shooting at it. then he gave up. he turned and he saw the car with the brother and sister sitting inside and fired into it. the sister raced off trying to escape, she was okay. it was too late for her brother, he died at the scene, suffered a fatal gunshot wound before headed off to class at 7:00 at night. pol

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eric thomas. breaking news out of san jose. police pulled a car at 1:00 this morning in the area of moore park. investigators say an armed man got out of the car and ran, dropping drugs along the way. police are searching a nearby apartment complex they've not said whether anyone has been evacuated. amy hollyfield is headed for the scene she will have a live report in our next hour. she will also have the latest on abc7news.com. >>> he did having news in san francisco. police are shining -- we have developing news in san francisco. terry mcsweeney is live near the scene. how long has this been going on? >> reporter: it started about 6:00 last night with a burglary. here we are 11 1/2 hours later and the burglary suspect is cornered, you could say or cliffed right where the light is shaning -- is shining behind me. inside that bush according to police is where this burglary suspect is holed up. he was there shortly after 6:00. it began up the top of the hill. you see the light shining up there that condo or apartment complex up there. that is where

the arsonist's target: parked cars, most of them under apartment buildings where, in many cases, the flames spread. eric jones woke up in a panic. >> smelled smoke and i'm like, holy moly, my place is on fire. >> reporter: last night, 11 fires were reported in just two hours bringing the total to 53 over the last four days causing an estimated $2 million in damage. >> that car used to be black. >> reporter: residents like natalie baarte had been looking out her window every night hoping the worst was over. it wasn't. >> i was like i knew this would happen. i'd heard about the arson attacks and i'm like, oh, great, now it's happening to me. >> reporter: retired fire investigators robert rowe can't believe the here is numbers. have you ever seen anything like this on this scale? >> not on this scale. in my entire career i haven't seen this many fires in a very short period of time. >> reporter: and the potential for it to be fatal was huge? >> tri risk for people that live in these buildings. just a horrible thing for someone to do. >> reporter: scott, once these cars catch fire, they're essentially a blo

eric thomas. >>> and i'm kristen sze. police investigating why a college student was gunned down and killed sitting in a car from an unsuccessful drive-by shooting. amy hollyfield with the latest. >> reporter: we know the victim's name 22-year-old edwin martinez. he lived in richmond. he was shot while he was about to head to class at contra costa college. police don't have much to go on. they don't have a suspect description just that a man ran from the scene. the victim was a passenger in the car. his sister was driving. they had just pulled up and parked. they were about to get out of car and head to a 7:00 class. it appears the killer was after someone else. the man was running after a fleeing vehicle and he was shooting at it. he gave up, stopped running, turned he saw the brother and sister sitting this the car and he just fired into that car. the sister raced off, trying to escape. she is okay. her brother did die at the scene. police need help. they don't have a description of this guy. they know he ran away interest the scene. they know they have a victim who appears to have been shot for no reason. they are asking if

car at less than $3,000. number 3, attorney general eric holder set to return to capitol hill next month to face more questionshat failed gun tracking operation known as fast and furious. number 2, after placing fifth in iowa, the texas governor rick perry says he's staying in the race. and number 1, the minnesota congresswoman michelle bachmann announcing she is getting out. and that's the fox report's top five. on this day in 1999, central bank in much of europe up veiled a little something called the euro. it was the first single currency to unite the continent and more than 1,000 years. now at first, only 11 nations used it. primarily for banking. the plan was to help make the european economy stronger and give the u.s. dollar a run for its buck. three years later, the bills and coins went into circulation. these days, 17 nations in europe use the euro, but lately, there have been concern about its future, largely because of the global economic turndown. still a new currency went caching 13 years

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eric thomas. thanks for joining us. >> the growing frustration in oakland after another child falls victim to street violence. >> we want to get these s.o.b.s before the hurt something. >> 16 more car fires in the l.a. area. this latest round of arsons is different than the first. >> a live look as people pack times square in new york city, and how san francisco is getting ready for its own new year's eve

cars run on guilt. >> kimberly: then they'd be interesting. >> dana: i like hybrid vehicles. that's smart. hybrid vehicle. >> eric have to get to this. >> bob: this whole seg spent not supposed to be on this. >> eric: this is so good. >> greg: you can't just change the segment in the middle of the show. >> eric: i can't believe the -- listen to what obama said to diane sawyer. >> are you going to win? >> yes. >> how much do you want it? >> badly, because i think the country needs it. you know, we started this journey in 2008. understanding that for a decade or more, middle class families in this country have been struggling. we are now in a position we're starting to come back. >> greg: as you know, i'm a relationship expert. this is the kind of thing, the country needs him that a bad boyfriend would say to his old lady. what the old lady needs is a gay best friend who comes in and says, hey, sugar, obama is no good for you. >> kimberly: that's called a walker, by the way. dane a what? >> kimberly: walker. >> bob: nobody -- except me. >> dana: can i say something about the media? >> eric: please. indianapolis the

. >> reporter: the siege of car fires continued right up to the time burkhart was arrested, one of its last fires waking erices of north hollywood. >> i smelled smoke, i'm like holy moses my place is on fire. >> reporter: when the last of the fires was extinguished, with no deaths and no injuries from any of them, the man allegedly responsible was off the streets. >> our long four-day nightmare is over. i haven't had a good night's sleep since last week and i'm looking forward to one tonight. >> as to the alleged motive for this arson spree, nothing official at this point, but reportedly burkhart had been in an escalating dispute with immigration officials over the deportation status of his mother, that dispute reached a head last week just before the fires started. >> great police work in north hollywood. mike taibbi thank you so much. >>> mt. rainier national park remains closed while investigators finish their work in piecing together a bizarre murder case. officials say 24-year-old benjamin colton barnes was found dead monday. he shot a park ranger margaret anderson. >>> british police are investigating

fell graph hill has damaged a car, force -- telegraph hill has -- [ inaudible ] [ inaudible ] >>> 6:00 on this tuesday, thank you for joining us i'm kristen sze. >>> i'm eric thomas. police are investigating a sexual assault near a popular tourist spot. investigators state victim is a 15-year-old female tourist. officers say she got separated from her friends after leading a -- after meeting a man at a 7-eleven. the girl was found in bushes in the area of north point and taylor. she been sexually assaulted. police say a suspect has been detained. we will continue to follow in story and bring more details as we get them. >>> richmond police are looking for the man who shot and kill a college student as he was on his way -- shot and killed a college student as he was on his way to class. >> reporter: he was with his sister. they were headed to class at contra costa college around 7:00 last night when he was shot. he was the passenger in the car. his sister was driving. they had just parked when it happened. it appears a man fired into their car for no reason at all. the killer was running after another car. he was shooting at it, but he gave up as the car sp

eric barahas a reporter for ktrk in houston and take a look out the window he grabs his iphone, there's a pontiac grand prix being chased by police. what's hanging out of the trunk of that car? >> a washing machine? >> it's a safe. >> oh. >> 30pound safe. ot thet inconspicuous getaway by these guys. it had just been stolen from kevin and lynn keller's home. neighbors saw the guys burglarizing the home. police were on top of the car and a chase started. look up ahead. the guys bailed out in the middle of the highway, jumped over the median and into oncoming traffic to get away. the grand prix wasn't quite up to the job because it wound up catching fire in the middle of the highway. >> where are there flames in the middle of the freeway. >> the three face charges of burglary and evading police. police are not releasing their names to see if they are related to other burglaries in the neighborhood. >> they don't make trunks big like in cars like they used to. >> pretty crazy circumstances and we're all laughing at this, which is okay because they got their safe back. they said our safe is going to be bolted to the floor and it's got a great story to tell now. >>> so, why would

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eric thomas. >>> let's begin with breaking news in walnut creek. fire crews on the scene of a house fire that involved several burning cars. terry mcsweeney is live at the scene. he joins us from greenway drive. >> reporter: i see a house that is smoldering right now. this is a story that could have been much worse. look at what remains of the garage. fully engulfed by the time firefighters got here, there's a car inside that garage and there three in the driveway, all of the cars are damaged. the one in the garage, i'm thinking is destroyed because that garage is toast. a few minutes ago we had a flare-up on the roof of the garage. you can see firefighters still spraeulg. the good news is this -- white smoke meaning the fire has been doused. starting 5:00 this morning. crews got out here as fast as they could. a family of four, husband, wife, two children live inside with a couple of dogs. the silver lining is that everybody got out okay. a little bit more of a silver lining, talking to the battalion chief he's telling me they confined this fire not garage. the garage is gone. but the house suffered only smoke damage. acc

doesn't stop until his car's engine catches fire. [ inaudible ] [ inaudible ] >>> good morning hope you had a great weekend. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm katie marzullo in for ericas. the mayor of oakland appears to be taking a stand against occupy oakland. police arrested hundreds over the weekend after a violent and destructive take over attempts of buildings, including city hall. amy hollyfield is live in oakland with how the mayor plans to handle this >> reporter: she is hoping that stay-away orders would keep repeat offenders from protesting. she doesn't have a lot of time, they are planning another profess for next monday over the weekend they -- protest for next monday over the weekend they made 400 arrests as demonstrators tried to take over empty kaiser center some broke into and vandalized city hall. protesters accused police of unnecessarily using tear gas and batons saying officers didn't give them enough time to disperse. police and city officials say protesters seemed determined to be violent and provoke police. >> i think a lot of young people who have come to these demonstrations think they are being revolutionaries and they are hurting the peopl

eric: do you guys mind if i tebow? >> kimberly: here he comes again. ♪ ♪ an accent doesn't have to ow you down. with better carmutual auto insurance, if your car is totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. to learn more,isit us today. responsibility. what's your policy? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: we have been talking a lot about comments that mitt romney made on the campaign trail saying he likes to -- excuse me? >> greg: while dana is talking. >> kimberly: look at that. >> unbelievable. >> dana: can we go to tape? i'll regain control here. >> his reputation is he lays off workers. he used the phrase "i like to fire people" does not sound good whether in or out of context. >> let's fact check something. working at bain the job was to go and rescue companies going bankrupt. anyone running a company knows at times you have to make tough decisions. >> companies or laid off workers? >> everyone who is an employer probably had to lay off somebody at one time. if anybody is going to not talk about having emploit now, putting people out of work, take a close look at what is going on. >> average worker in

cars. all are expected to survive. no word tonight of any arrests or suspects. >>> and a hollywood premier here in the bay area. ktvu's eric rasmussen has more on the new fox tv show. eric you're headed for the rock. >> reporter: and just in any minute now we're expected to get on this ferry right here to head out to alcatraz, and as you mentioned it is the back drop for a new show, some called it a time travel thriller. the concept is 302 prisoners that actually disappeared from the island in 2003. next, the prison shut down, next they re-appeared in present day. >> in 1963, alcatraz officially closed. all the prisoners were transferred off the island. >> it comes from executive producer jjabrama, who is behind shows like lost and fringe. and we'll have people on their thoughts, doing the show and the city of san francisco as the back drop. we can tell you most of the show was shot in vancouver, however, we got a look at the pilot episode. it has the beauty of the prison as well. one of our cameras caught some of the filming in the show in russian hill. and as we come back out live here, getting ready to go to alcatraz, i

eric: assassinations are like out of a james bond film, mission impossible. it is unbelievable and take a magnetic bomb, on a motorcycle and speed by the car and paste it on the window or by the door and boom it kills the scientist, basically nobody else, it has mort telewou mort mortaly wounded a bodyguard. . >> before we get -- before people draw too many conclusions from the individual, the tragedy, obviously, he's dead, he was 32 years old and the deputy director for commercial affairs, at the natanz enrichment facility. now, there are no commercial affairs at the natanz enrichment facility. the government of iran is the only customer. 32 years old, he may be a nuclear scientist but i wonder what his contribution was. so, this is part of the problem of trying to discern exactly what impact the assassination and other things have had. the conclusion is that all of the activity has had very little impact, even though it gives the appearance of doing something about iran's nuclear program, when, in fact. it is having very little consequence. >> eric: also they threatened to close the straits of hormuz and have apparently 2,000 mines and let's talk about the