this is robert fam. the d.a.issued a warrant for felony theft by false pretenses. investigators say he's responsible of scamming a hayward woman for super bowl tickets never received. instead of the tickets she paid for, sharon got there. a nasty note rooting for ravens and no ticket. investigators called sharon to let her know they got the man. >> so happy. goal is to get him behind bars and make sure you doesn't do this to someone eels when ticket master heard about this, they gave sharon four free tickets and 49ers gave her a ticket. she had an opportunity to have breakfast with nfl legend troy aikman. investigators describe it as a scam that used multiple ip addresses. and a driver's license listing as many as 15 different addresses. they're working to bring fam to alameda count yes to face charges. >> a sheriff deputy is recovering from minor injuries after his car flipped on its side. the officer responding to a call. officials say the deputy stwofshd avoid another vehicle and hit the center median. >> time has run out for touchdowns. the deadline was today a

. >> the papal fam -- the papal theme. he is a jesuit, i should have perhaps in before -- mentioned before. not a franciscan. >> buona sera. >[seppeaking foreign -- [speaking foreign language] [speaking latin] [applause]>> [speaking latin] -- [speaking italian] >> [speaking foreign language] [applause]if you have just joined us, you are watching a special edition of the journal -- "journal" coming to you from berlin. the catholics have a new pope here his name is francis -- new pope. his name is francis i. give us a summary of what we have just seen. >> there were a few surprises for me in what we have just seen. every pope stages, to a certain extent, this first appearance a little differently. francis i appeared to be in a white cassock -- appeared simply in a white cassock. the fact that he was not wearing the pallium -- that is the sign of his papacy in the liturgical sense. it was a very humble appearance. i thought it was interesting in comparison to recent popes who usually, with both hands, even joseph ratzinger, a

>> reporter: after about 20 minutes which feels like an eternity, mia finally fam lly f asleep. >> tell me what you were experiencing? >> so anxious. i wanted to be with emmy and mia was crying. >> reporter: but during the fourth of the night, she wakes up four more times. >> mommy's bed, mommy's bed. i mean, how could you not bring her in when she's asking for mommy's bed. >> reporter: but sticking with the dream team's plan, they do not go to her. >> mom! mom! >> reporter: until 7:30 a.m. >> see there, i knew you could do it. you can teach emmy how to do it because you're the big sister. >> reporter: soon after, she's happily playing. a recent five-year study showed letting a baby cry caused no long-lasting physical or psychological harm. some parents and doctors think it can potentially leave babies feeling abandoned and helpless. as a mother who let the baby cry it out what's wrong with letting them do that? if it teaches them how to self-soothe and going to sleep. >> i would think of crying it out as a similar way to spanking. spanking can work. a lot of people tell you that's the

. >> i'm fam mishd. waiter? >> hors d'oeuvres?>> of course, sir. >> five-timers alec batted win and tom hank there is as well, along with the first female club member, candace bergen, who complained there's just no women's restroom around. very funny. thanks for watching nbc bay area news at 5:00. >> stay with us for more local news in just a couple of minutes. we will see you then. >>> good evening, i'm teri. >> i'm diane von furstenberg. people are -- up 30% from last year. police are not prioritizing the crimes when the evidence is hand delivered. nbc bay area has the family's frustrati frustration. >> we are on woodley drive. four homes have been hit in the last half year. it happened a month ago. the car pulled up next to the house. it was caught on a security camera, hard to see, but there on the neighbor's security camera on the roof. the guy broke into a side fence. $20,000 in mostly heirloom jewelry was taken. an officer lifted fingerprints off a mirror. they got excited when the find my ipad app sent a signal to his phon

from a coolest well regarded as a model soviet fam. and featured in many documentaries traditionally married couples in this book is done have large families but i'm like grenada does children few of them ever receive a higher education. the whole family tried to talk shows around with going to russia only one of the does forty grandchildren had ever gone abroad for a better life before but she knows i was determined not to live off her family any more. i said to her remember your country is your mother in a foreign land is your stepmother. for the first time in two years knows employers in moscow have allowed her to go home for a week for medical treatment. this new year's eve and the waiting was just too much i didn't get enough sleep i was drowsy when i stumbled down the staircase i fell down and hurt my head back. when this the plane arrived. you should be at four o'clock. you know they didn't go to school today they're waiting for you. when the twin boys learns that their mother was coming tomorrow they were so excited they could

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ticket master ceo gave her tickets and now, fam is facing charges. >> officials looking into the possibility that this massive four-alarm fire this morning may have been caused by a quote, malicious act. >> the fire reported just before 1:00 a.m. it spread to three apartment buildings on near third. 20 residents ran into the streets as crews battled flames. two firefighters suffered minor injuries. >> wow. you know what? it's so big that it was like going -- i can see like bell ringing over to my window. you know? and it was just, wow, hue mungus. >> the red cross is housing displaced residents for three days, damage estimated in the millions of dollars. >> city of san mateo sent a letter to the owner of this house to say he did not meet the deadline to clean it up. mark cyber has been going ash around and around over his 10-year remodel prog jekt. the city red tagged the house. we went back friday to see the house. while it's less cluttered it's not enough to satisfy the city. the city will hire independent contractors to finish the job and bill cliber for the work. >> business is booming i

this is roberts fam. investigators grabbed him yesterday. they believe he's responsible for tricking this hayward woman of almost $6,000 for super bowl tickis she never received. >> i fell for and a half days on the phone e mailing with this guy. i believed him. >> sharon got this. a nasty note rooting for rave skbrenz no tickets. investigators cause called sharon to let her know they got the man. >> i was ecstatic, so happy. main goal is just to get him behind bars and make sure he doesn't do this to anyone else. and apparently he's been doing it for a while. >> ticket master gave her four free tickets. the 49ers kicked in a ticket. investigators say sharon drit thing by reporting this crime immediately. >> our district attorney issued the warrant. he is now in broward county jail. >> investigators say he was part of an operation using various bank accounts and used a license listing several residents as his official place of living. they're now exindicting him to alameda county to face charges. >> nick, thank you. >> san jose appears to be

over 20 of those new tax hikes in obama care hit middle class fam lifments we want to repeal obama care but also those middle class taxes that he includes there. and so if you look at it he's gotten almost $2 trillion in new taxes in the last four years and we said enough is enough. raising taxes has never balanced the federal budget. and it hurts our economy. the president even admitted that raising taxes in a bad economy kills jobs so why would you can't to continue raising taxes? let's control spending. washington spending is in the highest level in the history of our country. there's not a tax ref new problem. there's a spending problem. it's not only hurting washington and our ability to balance the budget. it's hurting our economy. and people in the country are going wait a minute. we manage to live within our means. why can't washington figure this out? >> we're at record low levels in terms of discretionary spending. we haven't had it this low since the eisenhower administration. so where does that come from? because as you know, democrats are not going to touch those entitlemen

the best thing they can do is pray for the mechanclelland fam and for all those involved in the investigationere a feeling now among law enforcement that everyone is potentially a target? >> well, i don't want to say it is that widespread. this appears to be in my opinion county level. of course it seems to be the d.a. department and i know that everyone is very concerned. this is not something that has happened before in forney, texas. our county itself is relatively small, 105,000 or so people. something like this really hurts. >> the case of the assistant district attorney, mark hassey, that still is unsolved. soon after that took place two months ago, was there a feeling that there may be a greater -- potentially a greater conspiracy to target prosecutors? >> i don't know. i certainly didn't have that impression two months ago. i have to think now that those handling the investigation -- my understanding is texas rangers, u.s. marshals, fbi are all helping the kaufman county sheriff's department with this. i have to think that those individuals are tying the pieces to the, connecting the

. >> i'm fam mished, waiter. >> yes. >> hors d'oeurves?'s pronounced hors d'oeurves. >> of course, sir. >> martin short there and five-timers alec baldwin and tom hanks there as well. it was amazing along with the first female club member, candace bergen who complained there's no women's rest room there. >>> coming up at 11:00, it started out as a class for one to help a friend. now tens of thousands of meals are being delivered to cancer patients. the story to make you bay area proud. >>> an alligator that's making a big splash. we'll show you why he's making history. >>> the cardinals who will elect the next pope break from preparations today in vatican city. we'll show you what they did instead. >>> we have breaking news from san francisco where emergency crews are trying to recover a body found in an elevator shaft at the montgomery b.a.r.t. station. they say they got a call about 9:30 regarding someone stuck inside the elevator when they arrived they found the body of a man outside the elevator in the elevator shaft. they're working t

all of her rice-growing families lost their fam farms, their houses, everything. and her uncle, who's this charming guy, really rural, really kind of rough hewn talked about he and his wife were in a building like this, and the water rose. they had to tilt their head back just to breathe, and then the next wave kind of petered out, and they got to the third floor of this building. and then he tells me this long story. it was kind of breathtaking, and then he looks at me and he says the more i lose, the happier i am. the father and mother drove me up the coast. it's very much like the big sur coast, really, really beautiful. in every cove there is not a million dollar house, but gorgeous little fishing villages. so every single one was wiped out. and, you know, you saw fishing boats all over and people's clothing hanging from big, tall cedar trees. it was astonishing. it was also the path that the fisherman took when he was writing his fifth travel diary. and one of the towns that he visited is, it's a large town. and of all the towns i visited, you know, just terr

let me tell you something, ashleigh, if something happens in the back of the plane, the fams, their job is to protect the cockpit at all costs. >> listen -- >> let me finish. let me tell you, if something goes on in the back, they are not going to be able to take care of that. look, after i was in law enforcement, i was hired by delta airlines to start up an abusive passenger program before 9/11, and my job back then, i was trying to get the knives off the planes before 9/11. and after 9/11 happened, i thought it was good that they did not allow. why bring it back on, there's no need. >> notwithstanding that knives can hurt someone, i think we all agree with that. i walk new york city streets every day and i take that risk, but can a little knife to the throat of a passenger or flight attendant, which is horrible, can it kill the rest of the passengers and that's what the tsa is saying. their job is not to protect each and every one of us like on the streets of new york, it's to save the aircraft and the rest of us from going down. >> let me give you a hypothetical, god forbid it happen

hurricane the hassidic jewish community williamsburg section of brooklyn is rallying around the surviving fam, sharing their grief at a funeral and burial, which according to custom is already taking place for the young couple. there is a lot of emotion as everyone is trying to come to grips with what happened. >> they have all the resources there to deal with it. all the psychological help they need. the impact of it as we are all learned as children go to the grave of the parents, parents don't go to funerals of children. and here we are going to have two sets of parents going. >> it's terrible. terrible. one year, not even married a year. you know, going in for the happiest time to have a baby and that's what happens. terrible. >> the driver of the cab survived and is in stable condition. relatives tell us the couple had been married less than a year. fred? >> and so, susan, were there eyewitnesses? will investigators be able to rely on those accounts to try find out the identity of these two people? >> that's good question. we have been trying to find that out, fred, but so far, no additi

it's the well being of all americans by giving fam stability and protecting them from tax hikes, our budget will promote a healthier economy." here's the how in ryan's budget that balances in ten years by the year 2023. he claims savings of 4.6 trillion over the next decade. but he couldn't have gotten to the balanced budget without two things that president obama did to, well, adjust the baseline, as they call it in budget jargon, tax increases part of the end of the year fiscal cliff deal and that medicare savings after cuts to providers in the president's health care plan, the affordable care act. that last fact has already infuriated liberals who remember the months ryan and mitt romney spent attacking the president on just those specific medicare cuts. >> $716 funneled out of medicare by president obama. obama care takes $716 billion. >> changing the program forever. the romney/ryan plan will restore medicare funding and protect and strengthen the program for the next generation. >> well, they are not restoring those cuts. ryan and house republicans are matching forward as if th

guest: i'm so pleased that you're getting out and doing some camping with your fam lifment such a wonderful activity that inenjoy and i share your view. i don't do it enough myself. i can't speak to your concerns about foreign aid but certainly appreciate your concerns about the national park service budget and would really encourage you to call your members of congress and to share your views and your frustration with them. and encourage them to figure this situation out so that our national parks and the funding that they deserve. ost: charles, democrat's line. caller: question. i'm a retired brick layer. i worked brick lage for 40 years. the number one thing when the economy went down is our companies had to reduce staff. and that's employees. why can't the federal government do a little bit of research and do what the private sector does and reduce staff? i live here in salsbury. there's 20 federal workers on that. why. there's nothing to do. look at the horses. and we've always gotten along. i worked 40 years. didn't miss any time. guest: thank you for that. i will say that of course a

so i was waiting for my fam training to unstrap the sts-107 crew out on the runway. because of that position, when the reconstruction was decided to be set up at ksc, i was asked to take over as the crew module lead. so throughout the reconstruction i was in charge of pulling all the debris, organizing it and securing it. as a follow onto that job, i stayed with the reconstruction team as it morphed into the columbia preservation team that determined what was going to be done long term with columbia, with the debris and the issues going forward from there and finally culminated with being the deputy project manager for the columbia crew survival investigation. and all of these things really fed into each other. um, i could easily spend 15 minutes talking about each one, especially the technical lessons learned. instead, i decided the try to keep it at the top level and focus on some really big things that i consider the foot stompers for all of them. for the reconstruction we've seen this picture several times today. one of the things that you never see when you see