. >>> and oakland police searching for two men accused of robbing people at gunpoint in the city's montclair district. >>> the wet weather is finally back. this is a live look north towards pittsburg. you can see just how gray the conditions are out there. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. rosemary oroscoe is tracking the rain and will let us know when it will arrive and how long it will last. >> wet weather arrived earlier over parts of the north bay, sliding over the peninsula and let's take a bit of a tour. we'll get in close and take a look at where this moderate rain is falling. the peninsula now getting wet here from san francisco across the airport at sfo, half moon bay, san mateo, redwood city, woodside, stretching into palo alto. this is beginning to shift into the south bay. that's where it will be heading next, into areas like san jose. that will be changing over the next hour or two. it will shift to the east where we have light to moderate rain falling over the east bay, alameda, morago, you can see it stretches into east into concord. if you are not wet yet, eventually that li

envoy in the crimea was threatened at gunpoint. apparently there were several armed men who tried to get robert sari into a car, this according to the united nations department secretary general, jan eliason, telling cnn this was possibly an effort to kidnap mr. serry, direct envoy, representative to ban ki-moon, sent to continue watching the developments there. so very distressing to hear. apparently 15 -- somewhere between 10 and 15 armed men who took him to a car, held him at gunpoint, prevented him from leaving. apparently he was taken to a cafe and then left unharmed. so whether this was -- and this is courtesy, by the way of richard roth, giving us this information via the deputy secretary general, who is in kiev right now. again, robert serry, u.n. envoy to the ukraine, threatened, intimidated, possibly an attempted kidnapping. he is okay, as we are led to understand at this point and is not in the custody of anyone but those who are allies and friends. >>> russia's president threatening to seize the assets of american compa

television crews have had their equipment seized by gunpoint.manelena and others say it was nearly canceled as they were about to walk to freedom. it highlights the arbitrary command in crimea. >> now they're free. they're back in kiev. hugely relieved, but as you can see very exhausted, indeed. paul brenan, kiev. >> reporter: now let's go back to david. >> the former prime minister of libya is now thought to be in europe after managing to board a private plane in tripoli despite a government imposed travel ban. he was removed from office after laden oil tanker flying the flag of north korea escaped with naval escort into international waters. >> reporter: it was during th the 2011 libyan up rising that he became a prominent figure on the political scene. a former libyan diplomat he flew into exile defecting from muammar qaddafi's regime. he worked as a human rights lawyer and during the revolution he served for the national transitional council. he became prime minister in 2012 but post-war libyas with a very different place. those rebels who h

still ahead "today in the bay," two men rob a bay area store at gunpoint. we'll tell hue police are on the lookout for. >> plus, is a california couple's treasure part of a century old heist? details about the gold coins found worth millions. >>> welcome back. breaking news for you. a body found on an off ramp to 280 in the south bay. bob redell will have a live update coming up. >> we also continue to keep an eye on the developments in ukraine this morning. russian president vladamir putin speaking in the last hour about the possibility of more military action. we'll have the latest details. >> and wet weather sticks with us, not just for today. you want to bring your umbrella with you but we have heavier rainfall in the near future, more on the way this weekend. we need the rain. we'll tell you how we're doing taking a dent into that drought. >> it took a dent, that's leaving a pudling on the roadway. >> plus, new intrigue when it comes to the pile of gold coins a couple discovered. the historian that thinks it's a secret stash belonging to robbers. >> an

home and found someone in her residence. >> san mateo police say the burglar tie the woman up at gunpoint demanded her atm card and left the home several times to make withdrawals from a number of banks. police say he is about 30 years old, 5 feet 10 inches tall, medium build with medium length hair with a wave at the end. >> in these photographs it appears the suspect is trying to disguise himself somewhat. so the lower half of his face is obscured however it is a pretty clean picture of the upper part of his face. >> the victim tells police that yesterday afternoon about 24 hours after she initially encountered the suspect he finally said he was leaving for good. after he left she freed herself made to a friends house and called 911. the woman has been checked out at an area hospital and seems to be doing okay. bank customers say they hope this is not an indication of a growing trend. >> it looks like they're going after people's banking than just what is in the house. >> police tell me they are still investigating the case and looking for evidence from other banks around town. and desp

envoy is threatened at gunpoint. also, tonight, the cost downstream, a second dose of misery for the weather-weary, the high price of those low temperatures. >> my house it's ground zero. when the mud comes down, this is the first place, the worst place. >> if you get mud in the house you're going to lose it. there's no insurance coverage for mud. >> and going with the flow. from a country known for its dikes, dams and innovative design, what we could learn water. >> do you ever get dizzy, when the water goes like this? does that make you feel seasick? >> not really, no, not at all. >> an good evening, thanks for being with us, i'm joie chen. we begin with the crisis in ukraine. a day of diplomacy in paris where u.s. secretary of state john kerry met with his counterpart russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. the european union has come up with an aid package, $15 billion in support, after the united states offered $one billion in loan guarantees. this money is crucial because ukraine's finance ministry says there's

on saturday, three men robbed a student at gunpoint in the parking lot of the university's field. they ran off with the victim's wallet and cell phone. 13 minutes later, another robbery occurred a half-mile away at park avenue and mission street and in that incident three victims were approached by three gunmen. police say one of the students was ordered to get on the ground. he was hit in the face with a handgun and his belongings were taken. >> kind of scary. definitely not gonna walk around at night now. >> we walk home around that time every now and then and we've never been too scared before. it's definitely something that we'll take into consideration next time. >> university officials are encouraging students to travel in graup -- groups at night. >>> the publy is being asked to -- push lick is being asked to -- public is being asked to give back to boscoe, a k-9 officer. he was diagnosed with bone cancer. doctors were forced to amputate his right leg and shoulder. a nonprofit group is helping to raise money for his medical bills. if you would like to donate to the go to ba

my bunky before kidnapped somebody at gunpoint. was doing all types of drugs.was doing robberies. so you just -- you don't know who you're sleeping with. >> one of the times bernard does leave his cell is to perform his duties as united maintenance worker, but he says even that led to trouble when another inmate got angry because bernard threw away the lid to a soup bowl. >> he came up behind me and just smacked me and smacked all the stuff out of my hands so it was all over the floor. >> because of his fear of being a snitch, bernard says he does not report his harassment to staff. and he says it was another set of problems in the free world that put him in this predicament. >> after my ex had left me, she had my daughter -- we just had hurricane irene. the house was wiped out. and then house getting fixed, done, we moved back in. six weeks later, sandy came. it was just like a one-two punch. and then i started drinking, like, real -- pretty heavy. like, i won't deny it. >> on the night of his arrest, bernard says his father accused him of stealing his sxees w

. >> reporter: at gunpoint. >> at gunpoint, yes. >> reporter: and you felt like had you not driven thats. >> reporter: in 1981 she was convicted of first degree murder and given a life sentence. >> hi! how are you? >> good! >> reporter: but mary jones' case was reopened with help from laura donaldson and other law students at the university of southern california. they argued jones had been abuse by her boyfriend and forced into the crime. on monday, a judge ordered her released and jones' family released their joy. >> ( screaming ) >> reporter: her daughter, denitra, spoke outside the courthouse. >> i'm excited. we got a lot of mother days to catch up on that's are unconfined. >> another thank you. >> reporter: today, she took her mom to the d.m.v. to get an i.d. card. mary jones is now 74. in 32 years, what do you feel you missed? >> well, i missed my grandbabies. i didn't get to hold them on my lap. i didn't get to see them crawl. so i missed all of that, i did. >> reporter: behind bars, jones started a bible study and was known as "mother mary." former inmate was there to welcome he

. >> my monkey before, he kidnapped somebody at gunpoint so you just -- you don't know who you're sleeping with. >> but he finds himself with a target on his back and the victim of violence. a drug smuggling scheme is uncovered in the mail's mail room. >> two carts glued together with four decks of heroin taped inside. >>> the suspect is identified. >> i mean, i look -- i look guilty there but if you look deeper into my background, you'll see that i don't have a reason for it. >> but will his claims of innocence hold up? >>> located just across the hudson river from america's largest city, hackensack, new jersey, is one of its oldest. while some consider it a suburb of new york city, hackensack has its own character and faces its own challenges. you can find examples just outside downtown at the bergen county jail. >> he's cleared. >> while some of the men and women incarcerated here have been convicted, most are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. >> this is count country club compared to my county. >> will william bernard might disagree with

police say they robbed a pregnant woman at gunpoint while she was in labor. >> trying to get to the gym. trying to get your hands on a burger. closed and closed. i'm erika gonzalez. i'll have that story coming up. >>> and a noble service in bitter cold and blowing snow at arlington national cemetery.

they took page into custody at gunpoint as you can see here. he's being held in sacramento county jail without bail. an amber alert is still active for four children kidnapped in los angeles. police say two boys, ages five and seven, and twin one year old girls were taken by their parents. that was around 12-30 yesterday afternoon. they had been placed in their grandmother's care due to allegations of abuse. police are looking for the children's parents, enrique felix, and rose chairez pictured here. police say chairez and felix may be driving a dark colored p-t cruiser that may be gray or purple. the car has tinted windows, paper plates and a missing hubcap. anyone with information should call 9-1-1. investigators are stll working on finding the cause of last week's deadly building explosion in harlem new york. the blast killed eight people, injured dozens and destroyed two buildings. tests taken of the soil in the area hours after the explosion found natural gas at levels as high as 20 percent. officials say they should have been at zero. how

referendum can be at the gunpoint? who will guarantee the votes?who will guarantee the will of the people is not dictated by what russia says about a territory that is today under occupation. this referendum is a's legitimate and violates ukraine's constitution -- violates's ukraine constitution. >> that is ukraine's former prime minister yulia tymoshenko speaking thursday. meanwhile, the ukrainian paralympic team is set to decide whether it is participating in the sochi winter paralympics, which open in the russian black sea resort later today. many foreign dignitaries have already boycotted the games. for more on the crisis unfolding in the region, we host a discussion. in london, we're joined by two guests. anton shekhovtsov is a ukrainian citizen who was in kiev and sevastapol in january. he is a researcher at the university college london, specializing in far right movements. with him is jonathan steele, former moscow correspondent for the guardian. he recently wrote a piece called, "the ukraine crisis: john kerry and nato must calm down and b

envoy is threatened at gunpoint. also, tonight, the cost downstream, a second dose of misery for the weather-weary, the high price of those low temperatures. >> my house it's ground zero. when the mud comes down, this is the first place, the worst place. >> if you get mud in the house you're going to lose it. there's no insurance coverage for mud.

envoy in crimea held by gunpoint and forced to leave the country. >> sat makeover. the test that will soon be dramatically different. >> facebook takes flight. why the internet giant could be sending a fleet of drones into the air. >> the big chill, why the n.b.a. team

are you police, it happened in the parking lot, a student was approached by 3 men and robbed at gunpoint. the second one handled just a half miles a way, this time the victim was hit in the face with the gun. >> i was pretty scared, i was home with the doors locked and everything. >> students say shortly after the robberies, they were messaged by phone and by e- mails. students are asked to not to walk alone at night. students also have descriptions of the suspects. >>> and we'll see side the biggest cans tells in years. five police officers and one former officer faces charges ranging from police raids that were captured on video. the officer's association said they are based on unreliable witnesses. caltrans' punch list runs 147 pages and contains thousands of items that still must be finished before signing off on the project which includes signing bolts. they are expected to be on the bridge project and it goes before the big toll authority. >>> the district board is being asked to pass an ordinance that puts mandatory lists on customers to once or twice a weeks for a ban on swimming

a group of four >> pam: students were held at gunpoint. the ground and pistol-whipped before being robbed. >> pam: allsince then -- policed have stepped up patrols on and around campus. and students who live close to where the robberies happened -- say they're on >> i have always been cautious about walking with a group for a group of girls coming home is safer to be with a group of local law at night. need to be more mindful of that. >> pam: police also reminding students about the many emergency call boxes around campus, like this one in the parking lot where one of the robberies occurred. >> pam: the search continues for a missing elderly man from san rafael. police are asking for the public's help in finding 93 year old robert davis. he was last seen wednesday night -- as he left marin joe's restaurant in corte madera. it was raining heavily when he left.and police say he may have gotten lost. he was driving a 20-01 silver toyota camry -- similar to the one seen here. davis is about five foot seven inches tall.weighs around 140 pounds

morning, and the police released a sketch that was on the left shortly after a woman was robbed at gunpoint in dulles center in february. the new sketch comes after a robbery on valentine's day, and the loudoun county sheriff's deputies believe that the same person may be responsible for the armed robberies in sterling in december. >>> right now, people are wonder ing where they will stay after a big fire gutted their apartment complex. it took nearly 70 firefighters to put out a massive three-alarm blaze in odenton, and incredibly, everybody got out and avoided the serious injuries. coming up at 5 x zachary kiesch is going to be talking to some of the folks who are lucky to be alive. >>> and a man is in critical condition after slamming his vehicle into a tree at the u.s. capitol. police are investigating the crash that happened this morning. scott macfarlane has more on the accident that shut down streets for hours. >> reporter: such a violent crash in a sensitive area. you can see outside of the capitol, the remains of the silver bmw. the police spent the afternoon towing it off of the s

she was held at gunpoint for more than a day while a robber withdrew thousands of dollars from her bankccount. his image is captured by an "a" tm surveillance camera. he broke into her home in san mateo at noon on monday. he tied her up and demanded her atm card. >> during that period of time where she was held captive, the suspect was making atm transactions in an attempt to get more money. >> she was able to free herself where she called 911. the sits is 30 years old, 5 feet 10 inches tall with a medium build and wavy hair s >>> computers with data were taken from the medicine center on slow boulevard. that'll includes names, birth dates and driver's licenses. they are offering credit monitoring to 125 patients who had social security numbers on their records. >>> happening today, the city college will hold a vigil against police violence. that comes after a violent clash during students and police earlier this month. one of those students was also pepper sprayed. they were able to get in front, in front of tomlin hall. >>> it will be one of the biggest parks ever but whoever will be

four or five men had a gun and held the woman at gunpoint. the others tie died her up. the woman had her hands and feet duct taped, even over her mouth to keep her quiet while they stole several items and got out p before police could arrive. >> it's something that i never thought would happen here. because this is a really good neighborhood but i'm just very -- i was very shocked to get the call. >> reporter: unfortunately, milpitas mess do not have a very good description of the men responsible for this so they are hoping that someone saw the men and can call them with information. we should point out that canada drive, the street where the mayor lives, he is aware what if happen and he is confident that police will be able to make an arrest soon. >> thanks. >> let's get to christie smith live at ucfc offices where some personal information may have been jeopardized. >> reporter: good morning. 10,000 people are getting these warning letters heting them know because it was on computers stolen in january from this family medicine center. that sensitive information can i

warning her neighbors to be careful after she found two men inside her house and was also held at gunpoint. a woman named mimi said when she came home from running errands she found them inside her house and one quickly found her and forced her to lay facedown on the floor. >> we were talking like really calm. he can take anything he want and just get out from my house and i tell him that. >> the men stole cash and jewelry before he ran away. he could be responsible for another burglarily that happened a mile away on the same day. >>> jury selection will start this morning in the apple infringement case. the cupertino company said samsung said they are stifling competition. >>> today is the deadline to sign up for health insurance and people who begin the process by midnight tonight will have two weeks to finish that process. you can enroll on the online website and visit several workshops. you can find a link on several of those under the hot topics spot. >>> and it typically does in mid-may but because of the dry conditions they are preparing for a busy early fire season. they have battl

a student robbed at gunpoint. 15 minutes later a few blocks away two students and a friend are robbedo the ground and attacked. >> one of the victims was knocked to the ground and subsequently struck in the face with the weapon. >> i think people have a false sense of safety in santa clara. at this university it's a gorgeous campus so people feel safe here but thehere obviouslys some issue. >> all victims report add similar looking suspect. they urge people to walk in pairs and be aware. >> the city council is considering giving the police department more money to deal with burglaries and thefts. the resolution would add a steex the charter requiring at least 40% of the city's total general fund to go to police and other public safety costs. the san jose police force is stretched in this. one says his company was broken into twice. hen his company called police officer desire not come. the shoe shows a burglar. >> facebook could get approval to hire a city police officer to a parole near come pus. christie joins us with details g. morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott and peggy. s

terrifying moments inside a jewelry store as three armed robbers break in, and hold customers at gunpoint. your time 4:53, >> welcome back. new this morning, three men are in custody after an armed robbery at a jewelry store. it was caught on tape here at three people in the store in little rock, arkansas, when the men entered. a smashed displays into but they wanted. the store owner's daughter said one of the attackers hit her on the head with the gun but police arrested a suspect. >> today marks the 34th anniversary of the worst nuclear accident in u.s. history. on march 28, 1979, a nuclear power plant in three mile island in pennsylvania partially melted down here the incident led to five days of panic and inexpensive 14 year-long cleanup. dick thornburg was at the center of the crisis. he says he remains troubled that the u.s. still has no long-term plan to handle its nuclear waste. >> 7 is on your side with a consumer alert. walmart is suing visa. thelawsuit is over fees credit card company charges the retailer when a customer uses a credit or debit card. walmart says visa conspired

a medical assistant says this is the second time the pharmacy owners has been held up at gunpoint. >> that's why now we scared. we close the door and just answer the phone. >> reporter: sergeant healthier randall says it's too soon to see if there is a connection. in january alone, there were 93 robberies in san jose. >> one thing we look for is connections to other robberies to see if this is the same group and we have information this isn't connected to anything else but something they will look into. >> again, police are working to come up with clues leading them to the suspects who held up that pharmacy. when they release a description or get away car, we'll bring that to you. in san jose, kris sanchez. >>> details on an embezzlement case at the symphony association. the former executive director now facing multiple felony charges. he's accused of embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars from the symphony. the money went missing in october. carlson resigned from the position after that discovery was made. >> we were all very surprised because he presented himself very well, and

police need your help tracking down the men who held the victim up at gunpoint and look at that. one of the suspects punched the guy in the face right before the crooks ran off with his stuff. kron4 has more on this terrifying encounter. >> reporter: these are the moments leading up to the armed robbery. >> it was just we couldn't believe it. >> this private security camera spots two men wearing dark hoodies, who seem to be innocently walking down coal ridge street. then zero in on a man police say was walking home. >> we've never seen that in 12 years. >> yon kronberg and his wife watched it all happen from their home around 7:00 tuesday evening. the men walking across the street and rushing the victim. police say one man pointed a silver handgun at the victims face and said give me all your stuff. >> we saw the gun and we were very scared. >> so was the victim. fearing for his life investigators say the victim hand over his wallet, cell phone and laptop, before the second man punched the victim who landed on raef mcbride's steps. >> just makes us a little concerned about our sa

four or five men forced their way in, one had a gun and held the woman at gunpoint. the other men tied her up. a source says the woman was duct taped around her hands, feet, even her mouth while the men ransacked the home stealing items. police were able to show up a few minutes later. by that point the men were gone. >> initial investigation reveals that we do have some indications this was not a random act. but again, our investigators are working hard to try to find out if that's true or not. >> it's something i never thought would happen here because this is a really good neighborhood. but i'm just -- i was very shocked to get the call. >> police do not have a very good description of these men so they hope that someone may have seen something as they would love for them to give milpitas police a call. this is the street where the mayor lives, we're told that the mayor is aware and is also confident that police will be able to make arrests quickly. live this morning on canada drive. thank you. police in san mateo think that this man tied up a woman in her home on

when she called her domestic partner, michelle abdill, probably at gunpoint, with the false story that her car battery was dead and that she needed a ride home. >> roxanne? where are you? >> both women were probably in the apartment where they were bound with duct tape. the killer left his prints on the sticky side of the tape. the garage was attached to the living area, so the killer could have put them into the truck without being seen. there was a gash on the calf of roxanne ellis's leg, suggesting the killer cut her binding so she could get into the truck. he most likely killed them in the garage with a .25-caliber weapon, using something with blueish-green fibers as a silencer. he also left his shoe impressions on the bumper. he left roxanne's truck in a parking lot about three miles away, and it wasn't found until three days later. all police had were the killer's fingerprints, a shoe impression and a composite sketch. several days passed with no leads. then a woman called police to say the composite sketch looked remarkably similar to her son. >> it makes me ill, and i can't bel

. >>> police are looking for a man who robbed a woman at gunpoint. more on the incident that has some neighbors on edge. >> reporter: pleasant hill police closing in on their target. a man who used a gun to force his way into a home in this quiet pleasant hill neighborhood. >> completely out of the ordinary. i've lived here 23 years. and i've never heard anything like this. >> definitely concerned and making sure we have extra locks at the house. and you know, making sure the kids aren't opening the door at night. >> reporter: a woman and her elderly mother lived in the house. they didn't want to go on camera. pleasant hill police say they got a knock on their door before 10:00 sunday night. when they opened it. a man showed them his handgun and tried to get inside. one of the victims tried to shut the door but he forced his way in and locked the two of them inside a bed room. >> while he was in the house, he took a number of items from the home. including the victim's vehicle and eventually left in her car. >> it was a 2013 silver volkswagen passat

police say the man walked up to the victim at gunpoint and demanded keys to the car. when the victim did not comply, the man fired his gun into the air and ran away. police say the man was last seen walking toward park presidio boulevard. >>> today the man accused of attempting to murder four chp officers in a gun battle on interstate 580 back in 2010 was convicted. byron williams was convicted of four counts of premedicated attempted murder of a police officer. prosecutors say that kms who was wearing body armor initiated the gun battle after being stopped for speeding and weaving in and out of traffic. williams planned to start a right wing revolution by going to san francisco and killing people at the tide foundation and the aclu, according to police. >>> a san francisco police officer hospitalized after being shot yesterday may be well enough to speak to investigators today. the police department says adam shaw is recovering and is in good spirits. the man accused of shooting him was arrested yesterday in san jose following a manhunt through four counties. 50-year

as kara finnstrom tells us, the woman claims she was forced to commit a crime at gunpoint. >> god gave me a miracle. >> yeah, he did. >> reporter: mary virginia jones waited three decades to enjoy this again, the embraces of her daughters as a free woman. just after midnight, jones left a detention center where she was serving a life sentence for a murder her attorneys argued she was forced to take part in. >> i'm looking forward to mother's day this year so we can do it the right way. >> was that you crying in the courtroom? >> no, that was mary. [ screaming ] >> reporter: those tears of joy were shed in this courtroom yesterday when a judge ordered jones released on time served. law students main today a person sent to death row for the 1981 killing had repeatedly abused and threatened jones before the crime that night saying he forced her at gunpoint to drive a car into an alley where he killed a man. the attorneys also argued that had the jury heard evidence about the effect of his abuse on jones they would not have convicted her. >> i did not willingly participate in this crime. >

police say they are searching for a man who tried to carjack the victim at gunpoint on clement and 12th street. when the victim did not comply the man fired his gun into the air and ran. the suspect was last seen walking toward park. >>> we could learn the identity today of an oakland woman killed when a tree fell on highway 80. that -- the woman was driving in the far right lane when a tree fell and landed directly on her car. investigators now trying to determine who owns the land that, that tree was on. >> we do not believe it belonged to the state because of the fence line. but we are still investigating that. >> the accident blocked the freeway for almost two hours. the road has since reopened. >>> time is 4:36. the chp looking for the driver that left the and of a deadly crash. that happened at about 3:15 yesterday afternoon when a black sedan and mini van crashed on northbound 880. the mini van flipped over killing the male driver. the passenger in the vehicle was taken to the hospital. the chp says the driver of the car took off on foot. >>> also new this morning, a new study sh

. >> reporter: thousands of ukranians stayed home calling it a circus at gunpoint by russia. thousands more put in their vote. cbs news, new york. >>> russian president puttin continues to say it complying with international law. >>> meantime in an eastern city in ukraine protesters smashed their way into public building and burned ukranian-languaged books. they broke windows and doors. they say they want out of ukraine. >>> a u.s. army general once considered a rising star has agreed to a plea deal that includes the dropping of sexual assault charges against him. sources tell cbs news as part of the deal, sinclair will plead guilty to lesser charges, he will not have to register as a sex offender itch the mystery surrounding the malaysian jet only deepens with every bit of new information. even aviation expeters are scratching their heads. >> reporter: malaysian airlines flight 370 has been missing for a week and the theories as to what happened are stranger than fiction. >> many of them verge on the spy novel situation. >> reporter: this captain spoke on "face the nation".

dale probably forced bryan into the trunk at gunpoint.ried to kick his way out of the trunk during the 30-minute drive when a piece of the paint became embedded in his boot. when dale got to the burial spot, prosecutors think he ordered bryan to remove his boots so he couldn't run away. he then forced him over to a shallow grave, which prosecutors think he dug earlier that day. then shot him with a .22-caliber pistol. the murder weapon was never recovered. >> it was so typical of dale's personality to be a coward enough to shoot somebody in the back and not face him when he was going to take his life. >> the paint and circumstantial evidence were difficult for dale bradley to refute. he agreed to plead guilty to second-degree manslaughter and kidnapping and was sentenced to 40 years in prison. what bradley didn't realize was that bryan's boot held an important piece of evidence that told a story. dale bradley remains a suspect in the murder of his second wife. it's ironic, in a way, that bryan ruff's desperate efforts in the trunk of dale

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ukraine is suffering now, the crimea is going to display and even under the gunpoint ukrainians demanding peace and quiet. the country needs to be, united and ukraine has not died. freedom and dignity. thank you. >> reporter: well, that was the former ukrainian president, viktor yanukovych making an official statement in the russian city of rostonondon but he doesn't see himself as a the former ukraine president saying there he is the only legitimate president of ukraine, speaking of course from russia where he fled to after those mass protests that have been, that swept ukraine for months. let's go to our correspondent paul brennan in the ukrainian capitol kiev for us and, paul, viktor yanukovych dismissing any authority other than his own. >> yes, much of the rhetoric in this defiant address is familiar to people who saw his initial address just after he fled from ukraine over a week ago. he is talking about the i' illigitamacy in the kiev and appealing the united states to not support the kiev administration. remember, too, the prime minister is going to washington tomorrow and i think

last night police say the robbers entered the building and held up one of the workers at gunpoint.hese are the same guys who pistol whipped a 78 year old woman two weeks ago in the parking lot. it's believed that the suspected robbers have been staking out the center for some time. tonight the suspects are in jail facing assault and robbery charges. some of the bingo playeri playe not want to go on camera but they are relieved that arrests have been made. they will now see if the suspects may be wanted in other robberies in the south bay. the lieutenant says these were men who braszenly attacked that elderly woman two

according to police, three men held up three male students at gunpoint and just a few minutes later and blocks away. >>> new details on the story of that deadly hit and run. this is the car that the suspect was driving when he hit a 60-year-old woman today. the suv hit and killed her at 11:15 this morning at the corner of bay shore boulevard and visitation avenue. the driver made a u-turn and took a look at the dying woman before speeding off. a white dodge durango. this is believed to be the car that sped off. it's the sixth deadly pederson accident in the city this year. >>> they operate in the shadows, half world away. next at 11:00, why california is the top target for international criminals. >>> as the weather heats up, so does a push to make better sunscreen available for us. why many may not be getting the best protection. >>> don't be surprised if you soon get carded at a starbucks. >>> and developing news in the southern indian ocean. crews spend another day looking for debris from the missing jetliner after a new clue. >>> now to that developing story, the search for the miss

she was held at gunpoint in her home. when she came home from running errands on thursday, she heard the men in the house. one of them found her in the kitchen and forced her to lie face down on the floor. >> i didn't get up right away. i said are you in the house? are you still in the house? i ask three times and i didn't hear any response. >> she says the men stole her i.d., they stole her key, cash and jewelry, before they escaped. >> police say the suspects could be responsible for another burglary that happened about a mile away the same day. >>> the police is warning about a jury duty scam. someone has been calling local residenting and telling them -- residents and telling them they owe money for not showing up and and they are told if they do not pay, they will be arrested. the sheriff's department says if you receive a call, do not provide personal information and report the call to the sheriff's office. >>> in albuquerque, new mexico hundreds of people held a protest against the police that lasted for 12 hours.

he said a few years ago his crotch is surveillance camera captured his employees being held up by gunpoint. he says although the robbers were caught, knowing cameras were were rolling gives him a piece of mine. last night oakland city leaders gave the green light to go ahead, although it is not covering as much of the city as originally planned. it will be housed at the port of oakland and will only be used to watch over surveillance there. >> cameras that are being talked about being used at the port have already been there for an extended period of time. >> city leaders say the dac will be used as a central location to bring in all information in emergency situations alone all the ports cameras to be viewed on one large screen. it will not include the dozens of citywide cameras still there are people who voted against the dac center who believe the center is needed just be on the port of oakland and should include the entire city. >> i think this is where our police chief and fire chief rarely stated publicly that that's what they need to do their job to protect the citizens. >> any data

envoy is threatened at gunpoint.lso, tonight, the cost downstream, a second dose of misery for the weather-weary, the high price of those low temperatures. >> my house it's ground zero. when the mud comes down, this is the first place, the worst place. >> if you get mud in the house you're going to lose it. there's no insurance coverage for mud. >> andng

representative on the ground in ukraine, who was met by live weapons, armed men and surrounded at gunpoint. he has been forced out of crimea tonight. we get our report from our chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell, who is back in our d.c. room after a whirlwind trip with the secretary of state to ukraine and back. andrea, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. there was very little to show for high-stakes diplomacy meeting today, even as that u.n. dirment came face-to-face in crimea. a dramatic confrontation, armed pro-russian thugs threatening a u.n. mediator outside of ukraine's neighborhood headquarters in crimea. special envoy robert serry took refuge in a cafe calling for help. nbc's partner itn jays mace was there. >> he and his female assistant were very frightened, asked us to stay and keep filming while they phoned frantically to new york and kiev, local officials trying to get rescued. >> reporter: last week, serry was blocked from getting to crimea in time to see the russian troops getting today, only hours after finally getting there, he was forced out,

owner and employees of lexann pharmacy in san jose were visibly rattled after they were held up at gunpointng and they weren't the only ones.. their community of patrons and patients are shaken too. 7:44 thien nguyen/visiting from new york: they mostly doctors office, pharmaceutical. whole vietnamese community is here. it's a little bit scary. the san jose p-d robbery unit was on scene for hours, gathering evidence, taking pictures, dusting for prints. and checking inventory to see if the robbers targeted the stock of narcotics. a medical assistant who works two doors down la policia no ha revelado la descripcion de los sospechosos. continuan revisando los videos de las camaras de seguridad para identificarlos y tratar de dar con su paradero. en vivo desde san jose, katherine orozco, noticiero telemundo 48 cesar ---una persona murio atropellada por el tren cuando se encontraba de pie en los rieles... take vo ---voceros de "amtrak" indicaron que el tren llevaba la ruta de bakersfield a oakland y que el hecho ocurrio a la altura del "este de oakley" cerca de las 3 y 30 de la tarde. --la inves

east capital expressway was visibly shaken this morning after police say three men held them up at gunpoint just after 11:00 in the morning. >> they displayed a weapon and demanded personal property and cash from the victims inside the business. >> the armed robbers not only made off with cash and jewelry, they also managed to steal the peace of mind a lot of people felt coming to this medical plaza where there's also a pediatrics office, a pediatric dentist and other family practitioners, and ann works from a doctor two doors down from the pharmacy and says it's the second time armed men has hit that business. >> that's now why we're scared. if we are not here we close the door. >> reporter: san jose's robbery unit was on the scene for several hours taking pictures and dusting for prints and trying to determine whether there's any connection to any other robberies. in january alone there were 93 robberies in san jose. sergeant randall says it's too soon whether the robbers made off with prescription drugs as well and sam nguyen said he wouldn't be surprised. >> drug addicts will do anythin

two students were robbed at gunpoint, one on campus, another near campus on saturday morning. police say the suspects tried to rob another victim but that person saw the gun and managed to get away. this morning police say they have little information to go on and they do want to talk to anyone who may have seen or heard something. as for the campus alert, police are urging students to walk in parkways. if they see something suspicious, report it immediately. >>> now to our weather and the microclimate forecast. this is a live look at freemont as we watch traffic move by. mike, down in the south bay, san jose, looking clear. parts of the bay area still cleaning up from friday's mass irv storm. more rain is headed our way. >> that's good news. meteorologist trchristina is keeping an eye on things. >> good morning, everybody at home of. as we progress throughout the day today, more rainfall will be on the way. you'll notice on your seven-day forecast. we stopped the clock at 7:00 a.m. right as "today in the bay" concludes. showers starting to intensify up in the north bay. that'