but i acknowledge that they have [inaudible] the fence at the rear corner and that's progress. if they continue, will hopefully get a permit to continue replacing the fence as they have done at the corner and replace it all the way up the length of the lot where it joins the public way. also, there was a question about the utility bills. this is a bill from march 21 to april 21 of this year, just as a reference and you can see the amount for the gas is $3.50. if the building is occupied [inaudible] would be more than that if it was a gas stove so that's the type of issue we are up to that we are not getting any supporting documents that would indicate that the building is continuously occupied. >> commissioner melgar. >> you know, i just want to sort of separate the issues a little bit. i really appreciate inspector's description between abandoned and vacant. i think it confuses the issue. if these properties were really taken care of and were vacant we wouldn't be here today. it doesn't sound like there's an economic issue here, an issue of hardship. it seems if the property o

guarantee for the fund i community are with the funds why isn't the tennis court fully fences in and why are the signages confusing when we we are told no lines would be planted for the basketball ambassador i want to clarify one thing we don't have one hundred and 51 courts we lost 5 court. >> you are at times. >> thank you. >> (calling names) thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm justin spears i make up 50 percent of the loudest voices for the nov i didn't court we've been working together with singles 2007 on this park this is a big day for us. although you may hear individual voices there are many voices. the plan before you is a meeting each attended by 50 and 80 people. most of the meetings involved thoughtful break out sections where neighbors worked together and why they didn't use the park and what they wanted to see done what's so wonderful about the plan is most of teens can look at it and see at least one of their judge's was in it. while we can't pleas one hundred percent i'm amazed we come together to respond to the wide varieties of yourselves. i encourage you to approve t

, because people were nearby but once the close is clear she hops over the fence .maybe not hop >> reporter:because we all know the phots look much better on the other side of the fence and apparently the dirt on that side is much richer and more fun to play withas well, i'm at fort point near the golden gate bridge in san francisco >> reporter:wait she is coming back over now but she was not alone this guy in the shorts hiked through poison oak just to stand in a restricted area . then he has to hick out the very same way >> reporter:he is going to have a slight problem later on >> reporter:this man is on the fence about going over . actually he's on the fence litterly >> reporter:but not only is this area full of dangerours plants it's also a sensitive habitat which means leave the plant life alone >> reporter:this lady is grabbing wild finnel and other plants and stuffin them in a plasitc baggie . the intresting part much of the finnel is mixed in with the poisionous plants >> reporter:i just hope it's washed carefully before eating >> reporter:i hear that on the

a fake fencing operation for stolen goods. with hidden cameras rolling. >> really a seminar, kind of undercover. >> the bad guys unwittingly divulge in frightening detail when they commit their crime. then we confront them in jail to dig deeper into the mind of a criminal. >> i've never been caught in a sting operation. >> you're about to be. >> it's real. >> this is the most expensive car anybody has ever brought us. >> it's revealing. >> and it's raw. >> hello and welcome to vegas under cover raw. i'm chris hansen. las vegas is a city like any other with blitz and around the clock action. it's no wonder it's been called an adult playground. men and women tasked with protecting both its citizens and tourists alike are presented with enormous challenges. as you can see they take those challenges head on. we were given access to undercover sting operation specifically designed to take some of the biggest criminals off the streets. until now a very small percentage of that footage has ever been broadcast. these raw tapes able to

the weapon was a fence post. it was approximately two to two and a half feet long, from i believe. >> although kathy was using her cell phone when the attack occurred, investigators couldn't find it anywhere in the area near her body. when police checked her cell phone records, they discovered someone had used her cell phone after her murder. >> one of the numbers called, a person told us that subject juan sanchez had called them. >> investigators tracked 23-year-old juan sanchez to his residence, and there, they found kathy's cell phone in his possession. but sanchez claimed he found the phone on the jogging path. >> he explained to us that he was riding his bike on the canal trail and he found the cell phone. he decided to use it for his personal use. >> sanchez showed police exactly where he found the phone. remarkably, it was just 50 feet from kathy's body. >> there was only one individual, in our mind, who could have had that cell phone and that would have been the individual who attacked kathy. >> but sanch

we started spraying their fence down too. they weren't home and then on the other side they weren't home. it was really scary. >> it started tornadoing up to me, up to my face. and it came under this tree and the back was hanging over. and then the branches, there was 25 feet in the air the flames. >> not one home was burned in this fire, but one neighbor did suffer smoke inhalation while fighting it. fortunately the winds were down and that's what prevented the fire from spreading even quicker. right now the firefighters are investigating this and we do not know the cause. it was a close call out here. reporting live in antioch, an 11 wong, abc7 news. >> meantime a fire that burned five acres is being investigated as possible cases of arson. they started before 2:00 this afternoon in diamond canyon park. one of our viewers sent us this video via you report and they considered the fire suspicious because there was little wind and not much chance for embers to be carried off. with the help of a chopper and 300 feet of hose fir

we started spraying their fence down too. they weren't home and then on the other side they weren't home. it was really scary. >> it started tornadoing up to me, up to my face. and it came under this tree and the back was hanging over. and then the branches, there was 25 feet in the air the flames. >> not one home was burned in this fire, but one neighbor did suffer smoke inhalation while fighting it. fortunately the winds were down and that's what prevented the fire from spreading even quicker. right now the firefighters are investigating this and we do not know the cause. it was a close call out here. reporting live in antioch, an 11 wong, abc7 news. >> meantime a fire that burned five acres is being investigated as possible cases of arson. they started before 2:00 this afternoon in diamond canyon park. one of our viewers sent us this video via you report and they considered the fire suspicious because there was little wind and not much chance for embers to be carried off. with the help of a chopper and 300 feet of hose fir

they'd need to repair that fence. there's graffiti all along it, they'd need to remove that. there's a side entrance that has plywood about 2 feet from the surface of that entryway and that's also built on the public right of way. that would be need to be removed and that entrance maintained. there's a lot of issues. >> and those would have to happen even if somebody was living in that? >> yes. >> and what additional things would flow -- what additional violations would need to be fixed if somebody was living in it? fshlths if this building was not on the vacant building, if it was completely occupied and neighbors could call in complaints for the broken windows at the front, the peeling paint, a fence at the front totally dilapidated, the 2 by 4s migrating on to public property and the graffiti. there could be separate complaints for all those. >> but it would be the same list of complaints either way sounds like. >> yes. >> if there's no further discussion, we could have the department's rebuttal. >> i lead my time, thank you. >> three minutes for the appellant for rebuttal

it's wrapped up in, like, a wired fence. they can jump, and he was trying to jump, like, over the fence, and got his leg wrapped up, and these legs are wrenched. when they get close, the coyote is motionless and does not make a peep. obviously in a lot of pain. he's upside down, almost bent backwards, and you can see that leg locked in a square of the fence. >> this makes me so sad. heart breaking to see. >> watch it man, he might be -- >> this is probably just exhausted. >> tired, dee hydrated, blood rushing to the head. who knows how long it's been there. >> guy used his weight to, like, push down, he's got one hand on the leg, one on the fence, just trying to get the separation there, but watch. >> oh, it worked. >> oh, my god. >> he's running fine. >> running away. you think he's hurt, leg broke, this guy's in trouble. they get him freed, and then the thing just goes, hey, thanks, and takes off. >> nice job, guys. >> surely his leg doesn't feel good, but judging by the video, i'd say the coyote's probably okay. animals a

they are going to put up a temporary fence. live in delaware county, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> we are following another developing story. this one out of phoenix. right now, a priest has been shot and killed at a catholic church there. we just got video from the scene within the last hour. another priest was also shot. that priest is in critical condition. officers found the victims, found the two priests when responding to a burglary last night. they are in the early stages of investigation. >>> the countdown is on for a possible strike by septa. 126,000 commuters would be affected. when a final cooling off period expires, they will lock in the same raises given to other unionized workers. rail leaders say that's unacceptable. they haven't been offered the same deal given to other rail divisions. we talked to one commuter about what would happen. >> reporter: if the trains stop, you are in trouble? >> yes, we are definitely in trouble. there's no other way on the bus or anything. we rely on the trains. >> here is what we ar

this man is on the fence about going over. well, actually, he's on the fence. literally. not only is this area full of dangerous plant, a sensitive habitat, which means leave the plant life alone. this woman is grabbing wild -- and stuffing them in a plastic baggy, the interesting part, much of it is mixed with the poisonous plants. i hope she washes it carefully before eating. on the eekds, it's a -- weekends, it's a lot of people hopping the fence and most are tourists. go figure. stanley roberts, caron 4 news. >>> -- kron 4 news. >>> wild robbery in stouth bay when a would-be roper starts throwing bottles at a store clerk. two american men accused of trying to join a terrorist group, we have details on what they're accused of doing. 0001>>> stale head, the upgrades coming to san jose airports to beef up security after a bay area teen sneaks on to a play. the man suspected in the deadly benghazi attack, we have the latest. an upcoming freeway closure that may impact your 4th of july weekend. wirethey're big. fast. andome. dependable. and at net10 wireless, we let you tw

we started spraying their fence down too. they weren't home and then on the other side they weren't home. it was really scary. >> it started tornadoing up to me, up to my face. and it came under this tree and the back was hanging over. and then the branches, there was 25 feet in the air the flames. >> not one home was burned in this fire, but one neighbor did suffer smoke inhalation while fighting it. fortunately the winds were down and that's what prevented the fire from spreading even quicker. right now the firefighters are investigating this and we do not know the cause. it was a close call out here. reporting li in antioch 11 11 wong, abc7 news. >> meantime a fire that burned five acres is being investigated as possible cases of arson. they started before 2:00 this afternoon in diamond canyon park. one of our viewers sent us this video via you report and they considered the fire suspicious because there was little wind and not much chance for embers to be carried off. with the help of a chopper and 300 feet of hose firefi

smaller fence that extends for miles. the proof that this low lying fence is absolutely no deterrent at all to smugglers coming in on foot from mexico can be seen right here just a couple of hundred yards from the border. look at all those foot trails right there heading no cochise county. >> he showed me the blood stains. >> reporter: border safety fears grew last year when karen gonzalez, a national park employee was brutally beaten and had her truck stolen near a known smuggling corridor. >> my courage is coming back. but i've lost my nerve. >> reporter: a shootout left three wounded last year. cattle rancher larry dempster has been confronted on his land by people entering the u.s. illegally. >> the border is not secure, and anybody that says it is, is lying. >> reporter: rancher john ladd says even the big border fence on his land is routinely sawed open by mexican smugglers. >> they just cut everything at ground level now. >> reporter: who have driven 46 trucks filled with drugs across his property. >> in the last f

he is trapped up in like a wire fence. clearly the coyote was trying to jump over the fence and got his leg wrapped up, and these legs are wremplged. when these guys get close, the coyote is motionless. he is obviously in a lot of pain. the coyote is upside down. almost bent backwards. you can see that leg is wrapped in one of those squares of the fence. >> oh, this makes me so sad. so heartbreaking to see. >> watch it, man. he might be [ bleep ]. >> this thing is probably just exhausted. >> tired, dehydrated. all the blood rushed to his head. >> yeah. >> oh. really they're trying to get some separation there, but watch. >> oh, it worked. >> he ran away fine. >> running away. you think his leg is broken. this guy is in trouble. they get him free, and the thing just takes off. >> nice job, guys. >> surely his leg probably doesn't feel good, but judging from the video, i would say the coyote is probably okay. >> animals are tough, resilient. they live in the wild. >> i do like the guys wrote in the description. the roadrunne

. >> he started scooting out to the fence, when he got to the fence to come out on his but the to the -- but the to -- butocks. they pulled him back. both dogs when the fenced yard when he went into clean you mean. both have no history of violence. >> i'm glad it was me and not my kids, you know. >> and the rodriguez family did sign over their rights the dogs to animal control. they will remain here for ten days in quarantine until they decide whether the dogs will be euthanized. >> a killer is on the loose in north philadelphia tonight. investigator say someone opened fire on a car near the 2900 block of north 31st street. the panic stricken driver slammed into a fence outside a prison. the man who was shot in the head was pronounced at the scene. at last check authorities say they have no suspects and no known motive for the attack. >>> police are looking for three men who terrorized a pharmacy clerk in northeast philadelphia earlier this week. this is video from the bluegrass pharmacy on the 2400 block of welsh road. one of the suspects forced the clerk to his knees. the worker tri

this will be the third part of the renovation where this is a fenced in, should be a fenced in secure area with also a rear access to part of the building. so, this has yet to be drawn and permitted yet. all of this is drawn and permitted and approved and the work is currently underway. so, our objection is that we don't want one of the boxes to interfere with our ability to have commerce and deliveries for this site when two other alternative locations were identified when we did the box walk with at&t. >> and the second box, i can show you where the second box is going to be on these drawings. ~ >>> so, i'm finished. >>> and the last thing actually is this is an area where it's our back fenced in area and it's going to be an area that we're going to need a gate so that we can bring in pallets because when i ship my shoes out, those pallets will have to be packed. and we don't want to leave them on the street. we can't leave pallets on the street. so, this area will need a sizeable door so that we can leave things, pack things, like, you know, take leather and deal with them outside

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. >> investigators found a clue in a fence post near bruce's body. it was a fresh bullet hole. so they used a string to perform a trajectory analysis. >> we began where the victim was located, at the approximate height of the wounds, and went back to the fence post. and then continued to string that back toward the area that the shot was fired. >> in a clump of bushes, 80 yards in front of the fence post, investigators found a .308 caliber shell casing. to find the bullet that went through bruce's chest, investigators searched the area in the straight line path beyond where bruce was standing. with a metal detector, miraculously they found a .308 caliber round. >> at the end of the string was the bullet. i mean, it was stroke of luck, stroke of luck. >> this raised the possibility that there were two shooters. since a .308 caliber round passed through bruce's body, and a .243 caliber round killed him. >> none of that forensic evidence added up. the analysis of the bullet in bruce's body didn't match any of the evidence we had picked up at the scene so far. >> neither bruce nor

experiencing in the basketball court maybe because the basketball court is open to the park and not fenced on all sidess where the tennis courts are. so with the comments we've received from the community meeting and our follow-up research the department then prepared additional plans for revenue. we prepared 3 plans and this was voted by the participants at the meeting he the participants could vote for a fourth option to maintain the park as it is currently. although the number of votes for the status quo received the most votes when combining the vote of change the number exceeded the number of votes vs. no change so this is a clear indication that the conditions of the park don't meet the community needs. given that marvin >> can we take a brief pause. >> if you want to do that supervisor scott wiener has joined us he has a busy schedule to marvin why don't you finish. >> thank you very much. and so looking the 3 change options the one option that received the most was option 9 it is not a surprise but consistent with the feedback we got at the 3 community meetings. however, the depart

should she complain or put up a fence. >> good fences make good neighbors. talk to them.be they haven't had the conversation. a lot of people suffer these things and never deal with the neighbor. >> i wouldn't live with a backyard like that for five seconds. other people seem to do fine. >> i would be okay with it. >> if people are different, the fence might be the only answer. >> you are right. the fence may be the only answer. give it a try. they may not be up to your standards, as you say. >> not my standards. >> if you are looking for the gardens of versailles, good luck. there are a couple things to do to improve the situation then work from there. >> then get your fence. >> move. >> megan says this. she tells us her neighbors kids are constantly climbing and jumping her fence and they don't want to listen when she asks them to stop. how do you handle it when you have no support from the kids parents. are thorn bushes or thorny ivy a good option? >> that would work. that would do it. >> what do you think? >> you know, you verge on the mr. wilson, remember mr. wilson

my barn and fence but they saved my home. it was very scary. when i saw the barn go up from the road, i couldn't tell if it was my house or not. it was horrible. >> reporter: what was going through your mind when that happened. >> dear god, don't let my house burn. save my home. save my home. it's frightening, but the fire firefighters did an awesome job. >> reporter: what would you say to them if you saw them. >> i just saw a bunching of them and i gave them a hug and told them thank you for saving my home. >> reporter: sadly others were not so lucky as this individual. >> the winds played a part in this fire. we're seeing gusty winds all through the afternoon and right now it's still pretty gusty in fairfield. this is travis airport base and you can see this is where the fire occurred, so the winds closest to the fire calmed down. we were seeing gusts of 20 mph range earlier this afternoon which didn't help because it did spread the flames. right now it's still kind of breezy and firefighters will stick around and keep an e

but a steel fence built in the name of national security divides this border town.'ve come to meet jose's family they live just blocks from where jose was killed. >> his brother diego worked at a shop in the center of town. jose would often meet him to help mop the floor before closing. that night, he never made it. jose antonio was shot to death, right on this street corner. the walls on this doctors office are still riddled with bullet holes. now, the border patrol's explanation for what happened hinges on the fact they say their agents were threatened by somebody throwing rocks on this side of the fence. but standing here, the first thing you ask yourself is: could a 16 year old boy really threaten somebody standing on top of what's at least a 20 foot cliff, and on the other side of that fence? whatever took place here that night, there's video cameras right there which recorded everything that happened. but the border patrol and federal investigators have refused to share that surveillance video, so we're left to piece together the clues. on the night jose died,

. >> he scotted open his buttocks out to the fence. when he got to the fence to come out on buttocks his wife and another gentleman grabbed him and they pulled him out. >> louis was transported to the hospital. both dogs were in this fences in yard in the 1800 block of amber when he went in to cleanup. both had no history of violence. now he's glad to be back home and that his kids are safe. >> i'm glad it was me and not my kids you know. >> and both of the pit bulls will have to remain here at animal control for ten days in guarantee before a decision was made on whether or not they will be euthanized. the owners did sign over the rights to animal control. for now reporting in huntding park, annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." >>> police are serving for a killer in north philadelphia tonight. someone opened fire on a car near the 2900 block of north 21 street early this morning and the driver slammed the vehicle into a fence outside of the minimum security prison. he then troon get help for passenger who was shot in the head. pa

separating the course from a busy road. >> i almost had him and he jumped over the fence.eight feet high and i wasn't going over it. >> although the suspect is exhausted, he runs on. right on to summerland parkway risking life and limb. he makes it across. but waiting for him on the other side, officers from the las vegas metro police. >> he's face down on the ground giving himself up after his horrendous pursuit in a car and also in a golf cart. this is awesome stuff this morning. >> he's happy to be arrested at this point. >> i'll tell you what. he's tired. >> it's a disappointing day on the links for the 25-year-old suspect larry stidum. he pleads guilty to grand larceny auto and is sentenced to eight years in prison. for hollenbeck and harvey, it's an interesting morning in the skies of las vegas. >> steal a bait car and hop over a fence into the golf course and steal a golf cart. it's not something you hear about or read about every single day. >>> coming up, a surprising fall from the sky. >> it's going to blow up! >> and a bounce house filled with children goes airb

they found that fawn stuck between the wall of a home and a fence post. it took about 15 minutes to free the young deer. it only had minor injuries and was checked at the scene before being released back into the wild. little bambi. >> yeah. >>> let's check our weekend weather with christina. good morning. >> hey, good morning to you. what a beautiful day we get to enjoy out there. love the bay area this time of year. we could be hot. and when we meet back here, it will be. that san jose, nice and clear. same beautiful sky over emeryville. had low clouds earlier, they're burning off quickly. it's going to take a while before we see the golden gate bridge clear here. you can see it's completely fogged in at this hour. let me show you what's happening in the city of san francisco right now. behind all this low cloud cover is that golden gate bridge, but what you'll notice here is the sun is coming out? beautiful day shaping up in the city by the bay. and these are your current temperatures. we're at 75 in santa rosa. 63 for oakland, and 70 degrees in san jo

it's my fence, and it's my property.ter of fact, if i can't get this up i'm just going to reach over and paint -- >> no, you're not. >> it's my fence. i can do whatever i want. >> you can't -- >> that's going to look great on the news. >> yeah, well. >> surprisingly, it's the neighbor who calls the police. the police order her to remove the sign and they tell angie to get a "no trespassing" warrant to prevent the neighbor from coming on to her property. angie gets the warrant, but she also gets revenge. she posts the video on youtube. >> i don't think i could have written a better script. but carry on. >> i didn't expect anyone to look at the video. in fact, i put it on there for my friends and family because they really didn't believe me, i think, how bad it was. i figured it was entertaining at best and maybe she would -- maybe she would embarrass her and she would leave us alone. >> believe it or not, angie and her neighbor have made up. angie has since moved away and moved on with her life but says if she ran into th

more than half of the bridges have no right of way fencing. repairs on the 495 bridge will run through the summer. >>> a virus killed 100 dolphins last summer. now, there's growing concern that same illness could be spreading to other ocean creatures, like whales. >>> a special honor for the legendary sound of philadelphia. who is saluting this music duo in new york city. >>> starting off with fog this morning and a chance of heavy downpours during the day. you can see the fog streaming bast the battleship new jersey. 62 degrees here at nbc 10 at 5:36. >>> fog is in the area and a chance for more showers. it's cool this morning. temperatures in the 60s. that's leading to thick fog in the area. heavy downpours and thunderstorms this afternoon. most of the morning will be dry. there is a flood threat for later this afternoon and evening. the storms that may be developing. flash flood watch into early tomorrow morning for southeastern pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware with heavy thunderstorms possible even into the evening hours. the threat w

the time the fireman came they knocked down the fence and we brought their fence down, too, because were not home and on the other side they were not home and it was scary. >> it started after 7:00 last night and came close to 40 homes near pawnee drive in antioch and it did not reach any of homes, firefighters got it out just in time and they say there was no wind last night so that was lucky break on their side, and they got the fire out, now, trying to figure out what started the fire. >>> three fires in oak land hills burned five acres are investigationed as the work of a possible arsonist starting before 2:00 yesterday afternoon in the park. >> our viewer sent this video from ureport@kgo-tv.com and it is considered suspicious because of little in and not were chance for embers. with the help of a chopper and 300' of fire hose it was out in an hour. >> the f.d.a. has new rules to have risks of products we disclosed on social media. the companies have refrained because they were not sure of rules or if the f.d.a. would sensor them. >> trading underway on wall street and we can te

well, when i heard manny wanted to fence, i was like, "sure.nated kid, lethal weapon -- how can this go wrong?" [ whistle blows, buzzer ] [ laughs ] yeah! gloria: and what do you think now? i'm proud of our little zorro. i mean, i worked with him a little, got skills. it's in his blood. his father was a master swordsman. he was an artist with his sword. i mean, the way he throws the sword --

this is tennyson overcrossing, the fencing has to be repaired. the map is slow in both directions as you approach that tennyson overcrossing. light for the rest of the bay. 880 the slowest of the drive but westbound 237 getting over into mountain view a little slow as well as northbound 101. a little unusual for that video in sunnyvale. >>> one of the richest men in silicon valley is playing caddie right now. >> the co-founder of sun microsystems but today he's just a dad there to help out his son. his son, maverick, is playing in his first u.s. open. sophomore at stanford and teed off just before 6:00 this morning and even through three holes. maybe the caddie helps him, as well. >> u.s. open on father's day cool for the father caddying for his son on father's day. >> "today in the bay show" story. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay." back with you at 7:25 with live local news and every half an hour after that. quick programming note, because of the u.s. open golf tournament, we will not be on at 11:00 a.m. our next newscast at 5:00 to

sometimes we go and have a chat at the fence. if i had a visa, i would be able to go over. but to get one, i would have to travel about dirty kilometers to the next border crossing -- dirty kilometers to the next border crossing to visit them, and then travel back home. >> along with the collapse of the soviet union came a new border which was strengthened with barb wire when lithuania joined the eu. there is high unemployment here, and the lack of prospects on both sides of the border in a region that was once prosperous. >> it was like a mix of cultures in the border. now with belarus, all the people there there, but younger people move like us. >> she is a rare example. many young people live -- leave for bigger cities or go abroad never to return. in an attempt to escape high unemployment and our hall-related problems. just a few days ago, a 29-year-old died of alcohol poisoning. she hopes to build a better future. >> is really difficult to find a job here. new factories, just a few schools. -- no factories. i understand for young people, if they have education, if they

also adding infrared sensors and coiled barbed wire to the fence. >> did you just hop a fence, it wasasy? >> yeah. they make it easy for me because i was short, about 6 feet. >> reporter: the airport says it just does not have enough money to strengthen the entire six-mile perimeter. but it is hoping congress will approve more airport funding by increasing passenger fees so they can invest in better technology. it's unclear when that group will issue its findings but they have been on the property testing out some of that new technology. live at mineta san jose international airport kiet do, kpix 5. >> congress is expected to take up the funding issue this fall. >>> a lawsuit will soon be filed over a deadly crash last month at travis air force base. the family of eddie edrini says the air show wasn't prepared to respond. an autopsy released today says it wasn't the crash that killed him. he was stuck in his seat and burned to death. the man could be heard calling for help. some witnesses have said it took first responders longer than expected to arrive. >>> san francisco's fire chief

that's the fencing you see in that film footage. >> it's incredibly grainy. of the car being parked could have been anybody. >> the second piece of video we saw, this is much better. there is a figure, a figure who is person of interest, walk. it seemed perfect until you start look at the videotape. it's heart breaking the person walking at the fence line is snapped behind the pole at every single shot. >> even though his face is behind the fence post of the door this is where we catch the best pictures of the person who dropped jennifer's car and walked away. >> it was a side profile with half the face just blocked. >> the luckiest person of interest ever. >> are you certain this is a man? i mean -- >> i'm certain it's a man. >> i mean it looks like a male. >> that is one of the most perplexing and frustrating parts of the investigation. i made contacts myself with enhancement experts and that was taken to them to be examined. >> that film by the way was enhanced by nasa. >> we put dogs on the ground. >> dog went straight from her car straight back to her bu

down the fence and we started to bring their fence down, too, because they weren't home and then on the or side they weren't home and it was really scary. >> it started after 7:00 in antioch and came close to 40 homes but no homes were burned and the firefighters got it out in time. there was no wind last night. that was a lucky break that kept it from spreading. there is no word on the fire's cause. >>> fires are stilt in the oakland hills keeping an eye on flareups after three fires being investigated as possible arson. >>> a viewer sent us this at ureport@kgo-tv.com in diamond state park yesterday with five burned acres. it is considered "suspicious" because this was little wind and not much chance for embers to be carried away. with the help of a chopper and 300 feet of hose the flames were out in less than an hour. >> there is a sexual abuse lawsuit against the moraga school district that agreed to pay $14 million to two women. the "contra costa times" reported it is the largest per student molestation settlement in the nation. the former students sued claiming their reports by

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shot. >> [ inaudible ] behind the fence posts of the door. is where we catch the best pictures of the person who drove jennifer's car and walked away. >> it's just a side profile with pretty much half the face just blocked. >> the luckiest person of interest ever. >> are you certain this is a man? >> i'm certain it's a man. >> i mean, it looks like a male. >> that was probably one of the most perplexing and frustrating parts of the investigation. i made contacts myself with enhancement experts. that was taken immediately to them to be examined. >> that film, by the way, was enhanced by nasa. >> we put dogs on the ground. >> the dog went straight from her car straight back to her building. >> police said this bloodhound tracked a scent from huntington on the green right back to jennifer's condo complex, a distance of 1.2 miles. >> did it go up to her door or just the condominium? we're about a mile away from her apartment. that seems rather extraordinary to me that the dog would go from her car back to the condominiums. was it the door or just

. >> we actually have videotape showing someone throwing something over the fence, but in this case, we have no idea what start ready.

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troops dug trenches, but it is proposed ta a fence be built. costly, but necessary to stop what kiev says is a flow of weapons from russia. for aflana, a fence operate separating the two it unthinkable. she may have no choice. >>> spain's crown prince is due to be proclaimed gin. king phillipa the 6th. it was confirmed juan carlos. phillippe faces the challenge of a diminishing appeal of the royals clouded by scandals. >> one of the most important challenges that he will face is avoiding the rupture of spain under his rule. i'm not saying he has to do it like a military commander, he has to do it as a civil monarch. it represents those that want to leave spain. >>> a tiny stamp set a client record after selling at auction for $10 million. >> shall we start the bidding. >>> the british guyana, the world's rarest stamp. it's one of a kind and broke records every time it changed hands. this time around was no exception. it sold in two minutes in new york to an anonymous bidder nor $9.5 million. >> it's a brand new world record for a stamp. so far

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apparently this is where the fence ends right here.t behind me, this is how close we are to the river. you know? so there is a gap between here, the end of the fence, and maybe about 50 miles west of where we stand at this point. >> the immigrants are sent to border patrol for processing. with so much of the border fence still under construction and a shortage of people patrolling the area, chief gutierrez knows incidents like this are bound to happen again, and he thinks there is really only one solution. >> i think we need stiffer punishment for these coyotes, these people transporting immigrants and trying to make a quick buck out of them. i think that can be the only way it will come to a halt. >>> it's a shocking end to a high speed pursuit. an 18-month-old flies out the back window of a suspect's stolen suv and struggles to make her way back to the car. >> it's very gut-wrenching to see that happen to this the child, shocking. >> june 9th, 2012, lubbock, texas, 19-year-old chelsea and her friends are headed to a birthday party at