. >> corey's phone records revealed that a former co-worker, 27-year-old eric jones, had been calling her repeatedly before her death. >> he had been asking corey out for some time. she had been telling him no. >> employees at the restaurant told us that he had an obsession or an infatuation with her and was continuously talking to her when she'd come to work or trying to ask her out. >> jones had no criminal record but acted bizarrely when interviewed by police. >> not only did he have a history of mental illness by his own admission, but he told police officers that he had fantasies about raping and killing women, which clearly jumped out at law enforcement. >> he described sexual fantasies he had about corey. some were fairly violent. >> he even told investigators how he would have murdered corey had he been given the chance. >> he described how he would have slit her throat early in the murder so that she couldn't scream for help, and that description was similar enough to how she was really killed that it, again, raised police suspicion. >>> the medical examiner who performed cor

stockton police chief eric jones says the suspects had used misty as a human shield. he also says at this point it's unclear who fired the shots that killed her. it was not clear and won't be for some time, where the hostage was shot or by whom. fighting back tears friday, misty's sister.. dawn holt...extended her sympathy to the families of the dead gunmen. a man in palo alto allegedly followed a woman into a public restroom in palo alto. and took a photograph while she was in one of the stalls. it happened at the cubberly community center. kron four's philippe djegal is live there tonight - with the latest on this disturbing story. philippe.? catherine. it must have been a frightening situation for the victim. a woman -- who police say was on her own at the time. when a man walked into the restroom down this hall. sot- "i thought this was a safe place, because i work right here at the pre-school center." palo alto police say the incident happened here in the woman's restroom in the 'a' wing of the cubberly community center just after eight o'clock thursday evening.

police chief eric jones says the customer misty hold singh was used as a human shield. >> in over two decades of law enforcement i have never seen or experienced this type of total disregard for human life. i believe there definitely was a goal of killing other people including our police officers. >> reporter: singh and two gunman were killed. jaime ramos is in custody. police say his accomplices were gang members. prosecutors say the suspects intended to take hostages and the two survivors are in the hospital tonight recovering from gunshot wounds. >> pelley: the woman killed is the woman who left her child in the car as she went into the bank. was there any connection to the previous robbery at this bank? >> reporter: that's something the police are looking into, scott. in fact, two robberies at this particular bank branch in the last two years under similar circumstances. those robberies are unsolved. >> pelley: carter evans, thank you very much. hot, windy conditions tonight fueling a wildfire in the cascade mountains of washington state. nearly 900 houses evacuated. the plume of

stockton police chief eric jones says the suspects had used misty as a human shield. he also says at this point it's unclear who fired the shots that killed her. sot it was not clear and won't be for some time, where the hostage was shot or by whom. fighting back tears friday, misty's sister.. dawn holt...extended her sympathy to the families of the dead gunmen. sot jaime ramos has been charged with attempted murder, kidnapping, and robbery. he's being held without bail and is scheduled to appear in court on monday. in the newsroom, charles clifford kron 4 news the 49ers' aldon smith -- was sentenced on gun and drunk driving charges today. he was facing three felony and two misdemeanor counts.and up to 4 years in prison. but he probably will 'not' face any prison time. the judge today reduced the felonies to misdemeanors and sentenced smith to 11 days in jail to be served in a work program -- and three years probation. the prosecutor says smith did 'not' get any preferential treatment. smith was charged in the weapons case after deputies raided a party at his san jose

what eric jones is about to do with his phone should not be tried at home. lmly drops it into the toilet. >> you can see bubbles coming out of it. >> eric developed this device you stick it in and to minutes later should be back and working order. >> this represents a good scenario. >> square trade list lists phones and water number two reason for damaged smart phones just five minutes earlier, he was showing a picture of his children. and is now moving quickly to save pictures and phone. >> so there is two keys don't plug it in. if you can, turn it off. two, sooner you get it to us, better canses are. >> eric places the phone into what looks like a big pressure cooker. now, we wait the video provided to us shows what's happening inside. >> so we're able to evaporate it into the atmosphere. >> the blue line is measuring amount of moisture that is being removed >> i can't tell how hot it is. i can tell you it's a safe temperature. >> when asking about sticking the own into uncooked rice can dry your phone. >> it can't go into the phone like we can. the water c

what eric jones is about to do with his phone should not be tried at home. he calmly drops it into the toilet. >> you can see bubbles coming out of it. >> eric developed this device you stick it in and to minutes later should be back and working order. >> this represents a good scenario. >> square trade list lists phones and water number two reason for damaged smart phones just five minutes earlier, he was showing a picture of his children. and is now moving quickly to save pictures and phone. >> so there is two keys don't plug it in. if you can, turn it off. two, sooner you get it to us, better canses are. >> eric places the phone into what looks like a big pressure cooker. now, we wait the video provided to us shows what's happening inside. >> so we're able to evaporate it into the atmosphere. >> the blue line is measuring amount of moisture that is being removed >> i can't tell how hot it is. i can tell you it's a safe temperature. >> when asking about sticking the own into uncooked rice can dry your phone. >> it can't go into the phone like we can. the wa

>>on thursday, stockton police chief eric jones said that the department now believes the three suspects in this case intentionally took hostages with the intent of using them as human shields. the three heavily armed suspect exited the bank with two employees and one patron of the bank as hostages. they use them as shields during an intense standoff and then got in the vehicle. >>they were using them as shields and then got into a vehicle and left. >>jones also said that during an hour long chase across stockton the suspects may have been trying to target police officers. in all, 14 police cruisers were damaged by gunfire. jones described one encounter where an officer witnessed the suspects exiting off the highway. >>they saw the suspects point a weapon at them then fled. a short time later, the chase came to a violent end when police were able to disable the suspects's vehicle here along thornton >>the suspects continued firing at officers, who returned fire until the gunfire from the suspect vehicle stopped. >>the gunmen had not the slightest intent of peace full resolution >>in the

police chief eric jones says the customer misty hold singh was used as a human shield. >> in over two decades of law enforcement, i have never seen or experienced this type of total disregard for human life. i believe there definitely was a goal of killing other people including our police officers. >> reporter: singh and two gunman were killed. jaime ramos is in custody. police say his accomplices were gang members. prosecutors say the suspects intended to take hostages and the two survivors are in the hospital tonight recovering from gunshot wounds. >> pelley: the woman killed is the woman who left her child in the car as she went into the bank. was there any connection to the previous robbery at this bank? >> reporter: that's something the police are looking into, scott. in fact, two robberies at this particular bank branch in the last two years under similar circumstances. those robberies are unsolved. >> pelley: carter evans, thank you very much. hot, windy conditions tonight fueling a wildfire in the cascade mountains of washington state. nearly 900 houses evacuated. the plume o

stockton police chief eric jones: >> they were trying to kill our police officers. >> reporter: bullets hit police cars, civilian cars and even people's homes. >> they went up and down hammer lane because my mother-in-law could hear the shots from the back of the house. >> reporter: police say two hostages were either thrown from or jumped out of the suv. sadly, the third hostage did not. several agencies are involved in this investigation. now stockton police, the san joaquin county sheriff's department, the d.a.'s office and the fbi. live in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. syria let's check in with elizabeth for a look at our morning commute. >> a lot of people are trying to get into san francisco over the bay bridge. right now you are backed up through the foot of the maze. metering lights were turned on 15 minutes ago but you can see the delays spread out across all lanes. they were turned on around 5:45. so you're even a little bit deeper in that backup than we're used to seeing it at of 03 this morning. the -- 6:03 this morning. approaches look okay. westbound 580 sounds like

stockton police chief eric jones: >> they were trying to kill our police officers. >> reporter: bullets hit police cars, civilian cars and even people's homes. >> they went up and down hammer lane because my mother-in-law could hear the shots from the back of the house. >> reporter: police say two hostages were either thrown from or jumped out of the suv. sadly, the third hostage did not. several agencies are involved in this investigation. now stockton police, the san joaquin county sheriff's department, the d.a.'s office and the fbi. live in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> police haven't released the names of the suspected robbers in the case. >>> a san francisco supervisor admits he had an affair with his top aide. john avalos apologized for the relationship. city rules don't ban relationships between bosses and subordinates. the staffer is on unpaid leave since may. the 50-year-old avalos wouldn't say how long the affair has been going on. he separated from his wife this year. and they have two children. >>> a yahoo executive is now responding to a sexual harassment lawsuit f

stockton police chief eric jones. >> the assailants had massive amounts of ammunition, some with magazinesir bodies during this event. >> reporter: the gang members entered this bank armed with an ak-47 style assault rifle and several handguns. they left with an undisclosed amount of cash and three hostages. >> i believe that there definitely was a goal of killing other people, including our police officers. >> reporter: keith burgad shot this video on his cell phone while he ducked for cover. >> i think i counted over 50 different police vehicles showing up. then the gunfire started about a minute later. that was like chinese new year's, just firecrackers going crazy. >> 14 police vehicles were struck by gunfire, disabling many of our patrol cars, even disabling our armored vehicle. >> reporter: during the high-speed gun battle, a barrage of bullets struck homes and cars along the way. two of the hostages, both bank tellers, were shot and either thrown or jumped from the stolen suv. they remain hospitalized. >> there were actually several incidents where the vehicle either slowed or stopp

see your toe nails. >> and my red shirt. >> on the 4th of july two years ago, jones entered moffitt for his transplant. eric priest's stem cells had been extracted the day before in california and delivered to jones' hospital room in florida. >> ah, what is this? >> these are your stem cell. >> my stem cells have arrived. come on in. >> july 4, 2012, was probably my biggest july 4th ever. i looked at it, and it was my life saving. that bag had my chance to live. >> though medicare and insurance paid most of the charges, the procedure is costly. the recovery, grueling. though in this case he wasn't exactly coddled. >> this nurse tech, maria garcia, walks up to my bedside and matter-of-factly says, "now i want you to listen up. i'm going to tell you what you have to do if you expect to come out of here alive. >> you need to do your part. you need to feel like you're in a boot camp. you've gotta come here with a kind of kick-butt attitude. you know, you're going to take this on. you're gonna do what you have to do no matter how you feel about it. >> a little more than a year after the transplant procedure, a g

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you >> good job eric next up last speaker i'd like to introduce the youth outreach worker from washington high school he has a lot of passion here we go (clapping.) hi. i'm ray shawn jones. i go to george washington high school and an outreach worker. basically as a outreach worker i'll offer information and often teach classes about certain i'm i talking into the mike. certain like teen health issues and wellness and i believe that wellness is like a really good program wellness center i'll really glad it's all around and funded people wouldn't feel like a safe place so it's helpful. wellness plans event and helps out oath kids across the school like district there's one in every school i believe and helps a lot of teachers in some ways. i'm appreciative for it and really glad it exists i'm proud to be a part of it so thank you (clapping) thank you >> i want to acknowledge candice she's the president of the sea pack advisors and planning council. i want to thank you all for being here it takes us all to get it to the successful level and reporters if you want to speak to some of the youth they have a lot to say and in november we're going to announce a great victory so

eric got me into last year. so that's why we're in peru. but before we get all indiana jonesin lima, as we like the capital city just fine. and we have, both of us, from previous trips, friends here. lima is the cultural hub and culinary capital of a country that has exploded in the last decade with scores of world class chefs, cooks and restaurants. it has long been considered to be one of the best food scenes in all of south america. >> good. >> how far away is the house? >> that's it. >> yeah. >> five minutes. >> one of our friends here is chef restaurateur, coque ossio, one of the best most successful chefs in the country. his family is something of a beloved culinary dynasty in peru. and pucusana, a small fishing village about an hour south of lima is where they spend their weekends. coque's mom, marisa guiulfo, is like peru's julia child and james beard rolled into one. >> thank you for having us. >> a caterer, cookbook author, beloved aon of peruvian gastronomy. to say one is fortunate to enjoy her hospitality would be an understatement. oh, yes e. definitely. warm, ge

eric: another fox news alert for you now. the dow jonese has hit a record, crossing 17,000 for the very first time. this comes as monthly unemployment numbers out from the labor department show the jobless rate falling .2 of a percent to 6.1% in june. let's look at real unemployment number. that includes part-time workers and folks who completely stopped looking for a job. that is a whopping 12.1%. what does all this mean? charlie gasparino is fox news business senior correspondent who knows almost everything there is to know on wall street. >> thank you for that buildup. it is all downhill from here. eric: i don't understand this. you got a record on wall street. on the other hand you have got no jobs for millions. >> well, jobs are coming back, underemployment rate, labor participation rate is still fairly high, fairly low. that means that the overall, the real employment rate hasn't changed much but you do have jobs added. i will say this, this is why the market likes this. low inflation. that is what it means. we still have employment

you >> good job eric next up last speaker i'd like to introduce the youth outreach worker from washington high school he has a lot of passion here we go (clapping.) hi. i'm ray shawn jones. i go to george washington high school and an outreach worker. basically as

. >> on thursday, the police chief eric jones said the department believe the three suspect ins thise intentionally took hostages with the intent of using them as human shields. >> the three heavily armed suspects exited the bank with two employees and one customer of the bank as hostages. they used them as shields during a stand off and got into a vehicle. they also said during an hour long chase, the suspects may have been trying to target police officers in all 14 police cruisers were damaged by june fire. jones described one encounter where he saw the suspects exiting off the highway. >> when he stopped and lie and wait while one of the suspects pointed the assault rifle at the officers who we believe were about to be ambushed. our officer fired several rounds at the suspect vehicle causing the suspects to flee again. >> a short time later the chase came to a violent end when police were able to disable the suspect's vehicle here along thoraton. >> they returned fire until the gunfire from the suspects stopped. the gunman had not the slightest intent of a peaceful resolution. >>