well, just so happened that he tagged at 27th avenue in glendale, right on the glendale and phoenix border, we start today set up on him and found out where his girlfriend lived. we sat on the house and caught him, okay. after we arrested mod, broad him in, same thing. sat down and interviewed him for hours. and, man, they cry. you see that? once you start getting into their -- thing that helped me with mine and like i said, i'm not an expert, but if i can use -- if you can use something for me to help make your investigation successful, i don't start off with why did you do this, what did you do -- i start off nice and slow. tell me a little bit about yourself. it's like an interview, okay. and they tell you. you find something like jugs didn't have a dad. he said, i didn't have a dad to kick my ass to keep me right. it's okay, man. you try to hit those things and work them that way. mod, same thing. he was addict today it. could not stop. did not want to stop. just kept going. told me that if we didn't stop him, he'd still be writing. but here, 6-1/2 years in prison. so, we sat on that h

giants and dodgers in glendale. gave up three runs on four hits.acks in scottsdale, 9-4. a's short stop now with arizona hit a two two-run homer, robert gurero had floyd mayweather junior onaró#l his rr for a!i8xl krupel years. talking about the most lucrative fight of his career. he calls himself the ghost because he can't hit what you can't see. he has seen a lot in his fights. now he gets a pay day against floyd mayweather june year yes i was calling him out. he came back with i won't know who he is. >> one thing is that he's a mastermind in the ring. so that is why he dominates everybody. >> the record will atest to that. a lot of boxers want no part of mayweather. >> what is about you that wants to take on this challenge? >> we want to be the best. i want to be there in his shoes. i want to be the top guy. you want to leave that legacy in boxing. >> in 2010 he gave up his title and took a year off to care for his wife, battling luke keem yachl she found a donor for a bone marrow transplant. robert is dedicating this fight to knockout blood can

>>reporter: that's down from 80 in glendale.the simple process they developed isn't cheap. >> certainly can not treat all of this water with chromium removal otherwise we couldn't afford the water. we would be paying as much for the water as we are for our cell phone bill. >>reporter: cost depends on what the department of public health sets as stand arrested for the chromium in drinking water. standard that by law it was supposed to establish nine years ago. >> the lower you have the remove it, the greater the cost is going to be. >>reporter: according to the water research foundation and american water work association if the standard is set at 1 part per billion over all cost for initial set up across the state public and private is as high as 21 billion dollars. if the state sets the standard at 10 per billion system could pay 3.1 billion dollars to start clean up. >> poison. well documented. shouldn't be in your water. >>reporter: testimonyist brockovitch says the standard should be zero for chromium in drinking water. that

that's how we got up to glendale. we're in phoenix, arizona. let's see. here's a little bit about jugs again real quick. he got 4-1/2 years prison time, over $10,000 in damage to the city for clean up. got 6-1/2 years in prison. he did over $15,000 in damageses to the city. how we caught mod the first time, which kind of upset me, is he spray painted a fire station. and i don't know about you guys have good firemen like us, but our firemen like to kick the crap out of people that do things like that. they've helped me a lot. they actually chased this kid down, got him arrested for the criminal damage on the firehouse, but for some unknown reason we didn't get a call out on it. when i get something like that, i know who he is. i put a file stop on him. for some reason they didn't call me so i didn't get to interview him that day. i had to find them again. once he was released from jail he he was back out tagging again. his tags started moving north and west of our valley. where is he going? so, then, using facebook i found out where his girlfriend was and

don manages the glendale program.been successful in getting the chrome did you know to 1 part per billion from 80 parts per billion. no process to get the level down to the zero.02 public health goal. that might the another 10 years to develo develop. that brings us back to our test. in livermore where also running test on the chromium removal weÑi found none at this park. this park was not so lucky. we found this number. 25 times higher than the public health goal. the numbers jump when we manufacture to san jose. the drinking fountain in the santa clara county administration building had 1.64 parts per billion or 82 times greater than the public health goal. but no place we sampled had more this chromium than the park in san jose. the level there was 2.95 parts per billion 147 times higher than the state public health goal. numbers like these frustrate erin brockovich because of the state lack of action. >> you have a law to deal w.ignoring it and you are personally responsible for putting all the people in jeopardy

in maryland hereafter a car ran across the front lawn and slammed into the front of this house in glendale. the car landed in the den. no one was home at the time. the driver is listed in fair condition. >>> fire and death investigation near reston town center took a turn today when we learned the victim was pregnant. family members say 38-year-old jennifer pearson was expecting found dead after an apartment fire in the waterside apartments yesterday morning. sources close to the investigation tell news 4 police are looking into the possibility fee that some one killed pearson and set the fire on purpose. neighbors reported hearing an argument before the fire started. >> tonight a mother is taking action after her son's tragic death. she filed a $20 million lawsuit against a psychologist who testified it was safe for her son to have an unsupervised visit with his father. he is now charged with murdering the 15-year-old. he drowned at his father's home in manassas last fall. it alleges dr. margaret wong's evaluation was inaccurate and contributed to a family court judge granting the visits.

. >> reporter: in glendale, california, we flew with a night police patrol that uses an infrared camera and aerial tracking devices, arresting 16 laser pointers in the last year and a half. chief pilot steve robertson was attacked himself, suffering two burned corneas. >> you take the vision from a pilot, that aircraft's ability to land is greatly compromised. >> reporter: on the lookout for a light that blinds, rather than illuminates. jim avila, abc news, washington. >>> and now, we want to tell you about a great american athlete who took another tough tumble today. lindsey vonn, the comeback kid who won the big downhill race in the 2010 olympics, even though she has crashed and had to bounce back so often in her career. well, guess what? tonight, she has to do it again. this is her today, head over skis, crashing down a mountain in austria. watch it again, as we slow it down. she crumples, right there, after the landing, on her right knee and tears two ligaments. she'll need surgery. she was air-lifted away. >>> and one more headline out of the sports world tonight. the super bowl. n

that's how we got up to glendale. we're in phoenix, arizona. let's see. here's a little bit about jugs again real quick. he got 4-1/2 years prison time, over $10,000 in damage to the city for clean up. got 6-1/2 years in prison. he did over $15,000 in damageses to the city. how we caught mod e

. >> much of the research has been done in glendale where levels are high.has been successful in gegt it done to one part per billion pointing out interest there is no perfect ses to -- process to get it down to the health goal. our tests in livermore they're also running tests we found none at this park. and that is almost 25 times higher than public health goal. the numbers jumped moving to san jose. drinking fountain in the administration building had 1.64 parts per billion. 82 times greater than the public health goal no. place had more than riley park in san jose. 2.95 parts per billion. 147 times higher than the goal. numbers like these are frustrating because of the lack of action. >> you have a lot to deal w you're ignoring it and you're personally responsible for putting people in jeopardy. >> the state department says it will release a draft standard that summer that will be open for public comment. tomorrow night, you'll hear what two local water companies say about our samples. >> thank you. >> coming up next michael finney looks at security in t

this was in glendale. the driver was taken to the hospital. >> tonight, identifying the female remains. police were called to an apartment early yesterday, and that is where they found her with injuries to her upper body. they say she was pregnant at the time of her death. meanwhile, people are still searching for the man who runs the unit. >> trapped inside a burning apartment complex in manassas forcing people from their homes. abc 7's stephen tschida talks about the moment they knew they had to run for their lives. >> this was at the apartment complex last night. moments after firefighters arrived, they went to what they thought was the source of the fire. the roof collapsed on several of the firefighters. they were, fortunately, rescued after a may day went out, and others also got out ok. cell phone video captured the rage and intensity of the fire, which consumed this apartment building in minutes. another resident captured the flames and the roar of the fire. some say about 11:00 the building shook,

first officer is having vision problems. >> reporter: in glendale, california, we flew with the flightnfrared camera. chief pilot steve robertson was attacked himself, suffering two burned corneas. >> you take the vision from a pilot, that aircraft's ability to land is greatly compromised. >> reporter: on the lookout for a light that blinds rather than illuminates. jim avila, abc news, washington. >> i just question what these people are doing that you have so little in life that you want to sit on your porch and shine a light and potentially harm pilots, put lives at risk. what kind of moron do you have to be to do that? >> it sounds like he heard the helicopter outside and got upset. that's why he did that. this part i love. he was so dumb, he didn't even -- he was at his home. just go next door. it's the dark. no one is going to see you slip into your own house. >> consider this serious stat. from 2011, a beam that's just 1/25 of an inch wide at its origin can be two to three feet wide by the time it gets to that plane. that's why it can hurt them and put the whole plane at risk. >>

this is glendale, california. these special agents from the justice department's bureau of firearms have one goal in mind. seize these weapons before someone gets killed. the man who owns them isn't here. but among the weapons agentses find a 50 caliber handgun, the most powerful handgun in the world. >> we've seized guns from gang members, from drug dealers. from felons, from doctors, lawyers. so -- and everybody that fits in between. >> special agent john marsh says in this case, the gun's owner is just one of nearly 20,000 california residents who in all illegally owned about 40,000 firearms. the owners are prohibited by the state from having these weapons for various reasons. a violent criminal history. a commitment to a mental institution or a record of domestic violence. >> so all of these people were supposed to turn their weapons in on their own, and then you're coming to collect them because they haven't? >> right. whatever their commitment or conviction, they were notified that they need to relinquish th

taking place in glendale, maryland. there's all the information. myfoxdc.com as well. we like having you here. come back again. >> thank you. and i will. >> very good. bern nadette stanis. allison, back to you. >> what a treat. thank you. also, what a win. coming up later this hour, a teen contestant scores big on jeopardy! without the right answer. we'll explain. plus, the racing presidents get in on spring training. find out how they are warming up for what is sure to be a winning season. time now 8:39. we'll be right back. this is dylan right here, this is dylan, and this is his big brother hayden. dylan's only five, but he's already been through two surgeries for brain tumors. and he just went through his second round of chemo. and this is their mother, dawn, who runs this loving and happy home. she too struggled with tumors. but that doesn't slow her down. her love of family comes first. their dad, phil, works two jobs, repairing copiers, and on weekends delivering newspapers. but the bills keep piling up, and the heating bill gets pushed off.

host: congressman adam schiff is democrat representing california's areas of glendale, hollywood and burbank. let's hear from phillip in wanesburg, pennsylvania. caller: i would like to make a statement to the congressman. i'm an average working person and i'm not really rep or anything but it seems like everybody wants to pick on the small people and pick on the rich people. but why do the congress people lose money. why don't the police many in government -- why don't the people in government lose some of their money. host: how is this affecting you? caller: i have seen 20% come out of my tax. host: do you mean tax increases? caller: yes. i don't understand why nothing gets done in washington and they got their raise. s host: how else are you seeing your taxes go up? caller: just the 20% payroll tax went un. host: let's get congressman skhreuf to break done the numbers. guest: the only effect you would have seen is the expiration of the payroll tax cut and that was something that was designed to be a temporary boost to the economy that was allowed to expire. in terms of increase in

not that far from the glendale fire.one safe but the dwelling they've pulled the firefighters out of the dwelling because i don't know if it's collapsing or possible could collapse. so that is a breaking news story in springdale, maryland. another house on fire. >> as we almost go into final word from tucker, we want to remind you it's time for ask allison tomw