his name is hassan ford. antioch police announced, a * after he had been deducted from the barber shop where he works part- time, he is now safe after being kidnapped during a robbery. will tran is live at antioch with the latest. >> i just got done talking to the owner of the barbershop. it opened for business in 30 minutes. he said so far he has not spoken to the owner does not believe that hassan knew who the robber was., one normally walks into the crime. he said when he saw the terror in his aunt's face he thought he had nothing to do with this but still wants to speak with us on. the robber is still outstanding. they did recover the owners vehicle that was stolen. it was found somewhere in antioch. hopefully we will hear from the into the police department coming up. we have sound from the odor coming up as well. >> now to a developing story on the debt deal that was passed by the house and being considered by the senate. the voters be expected at 9:00 a.m.. if it passes the senate will have to the pres

investigators say police have not spoken directly to hassan. now, after 3:30 yesterday afternoon, police say the teenager was abducted at gunpoint from his part-time job at al's barbershop at west 18th street when a man with a sawed- off shotgun robbed the shop owner and forced hassan into his boss' car to help the suspect escape. cbs 5 talked to neighbors who know hassan and are suspicious since they say they saw him an hour after the amber alert was issued. but police say they still believe this was not a hoax but an abduction. >> when i wake up i come to the door and i see him standing outside and i said to him, you know, the police are looking for you. >> at this point we don't have any reason to believe he is involved in anything but the information that we have is pretty much what we've given you. >> reporter: police say they have recovered the black suv belonging to the barbershop owner and they are combing it for evidence. no word if police have talked yet to the teenager. police say they have talked with the teen's mother and have no r

no mistaking it was hassan? >> no mistaking it was hassan. >> could the suspect have let him go? consider this. the last image was in a red cap and red jacket. now listen to his description of what the neighbors saw him wearing an hour and a half later. >> no, she didn't describe a red jacket. >> a black hoody. >> antioch police healed late night conference saying they have not heard from the witnesses we spoke with and believe this is still an abduction. >> at this point, we don't have any reason to believe he is involved in anything, but the information that we have is pretty much what we have given you. >> reporter: now despite the suspicion of family, friends, and neighbors. antioch police want all eyes peeled for the stolen 196gmc yukon. it's two door, similar to the picture on your screen. the difference is it's black in color, chrome rims, a harley sticker. it is carrying california license plate 4way944. you heard family and friends say she was suspicious of the description. all that is outstanding is an african american male as a suspect standing 5'7". weighing approxima

say police had not spoken to hassan personally. after 3:30 yesterday afternoon, police say the teenager was abducted at gunpoint from his part-time job at al's barbershop and west 18th when a man with a sawed-off shotgun robbed the shop owner and force had san into his boss' car to help the suspect escape. cbs 5 talked to neighbors who know hassan and they are suspicious since they say they saw him an hour after the amber alert was issued. police say they still belief this was not a hoax but an abduction. >> when i wake up i come to the door and i see him standing outside. and i said to him, you know, the police are looking for you. >> at this point we do not have any reason to believe that he is involved in anything. but the information that we have is pretty much what we have given you. >> reporter: police say they have recovered the black suv belonging to the barbershop owner and officers say detectives are combing it for evidence. no word if police have talked to the teenager yet but police say they have talked to the teenager'

no mistaking it was hassan. >> no mistaken. no mistaken it was hassan. >> could the suspect have let him go? consider this. the last image of hassan was in a red cap and red jacket. now listen to his description of what the neighbor saw him wearing an hour and a half wearing. >> no, she didn't describe a red jacket. >> what was she able to describe? >> a black hoody and light gray jeans. >> they held a late night press conference saying they didn't hear from the witnesses we spoke with and believe this is still an abduction. >> we do not have any reason to believe he's involved in anything, but the information that we have is what we have given you. >> so the amber alert and hunt for hassan continues. antioch police want all eyes peeled for the stolen 1996gmc yukon. it is two doors and similar to the picture you see on your screen. the difference it's black in color, has chrome wheels and a harley sticker. california 4way944. there is also an interesting element that we discovered here. outside that barber shop is a sign that s

hassan ford turned up safe around midnight last night. that was some 8 hours after he said he was kidnapped during an armed robbery of the barbershop where he works. but a neighbor told cbs 5 she saw ford not long after that alleged abduction. >> and i said to him, you know, the police are looking for you. >> reporter: you mean hassan? >> yes. >> reporter: no mistaking it was hassan? >> no mistake. no mistaking. it was hassan. >> at this point we didn't have any reason to believe that he is involved in anything. the information that we have is pretty much what we have given you. >> antioch police say they have recovered the suv that was reported stolen during the robbery. the 25-year-old suspect is still missing and considered dangerous. >>> a shooting earlier this morning in san leandro apparently is connected to a small pot farm. the alameda county sheriffs responded to a shooting near 159th avenue and east 14th street just before 5 a.m. they say four people were trying to steal marijuana. the owner hit one of the alleged thieves. sheri

>> yes. >> reporter: no mistaking it was hassan? >> no mistaking. no. it was hassan. >> at this point we do not have any reason to believe that he is involved in anything but the information that we have is pretty much what we have given you. >> antioch police say they have recovered the suv that was reportedly stolen during the robbery. they are checking it for evidence. the 25-year-old suspect in the meantime is still at large along with the sawed-off shotgun used during the robbery. >>> a setback for prosecutors in the bryan stow beating case. a key witness to the attack outside dodger stadium has died unexpectedly. our anser hassan is in san francisco to tell us what this now means for the case. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. bryan stow the giants fan remains in a coma at san francisco general but as the trial begins of the two men who allegedly beat stow a key witness suddenly died and that has concerns of how it may affect the case. matthew lee was with bryan stow at dodger stadium on opening day when both men were attacked. lee died on

the armed robber snuck in when hassan went to the store. after stealing money, jewelry and the keys to the store, he ran in and grabbed hassan. it's not clear how hassan got away. but friends and family say he was released. now, al, who does not want his last name mentioned, is hoping to talk to hassan about what happened. >> i'm such a big brother to him, i will be talking to him. just being a big brother and letting him know you can stop things like this. >> the amber alert was cancelled shortly after midnight. the kidnapper has not been found. >> two crime scenes early in the east bay but one crime investigation according to alameda county sheriffs. a man was shot on 159th avenue in unincorporated san leandro. then a car was stopped at i- 580. allie rasmus joins us live to explain how the two crime scenes are related. >> reporter: well, it all started here on east 14th street and 159th avenue in unincorporated san leandro. around 4:45, deputies say a man was shot as he ran out of this driveway here behind us. now, this driveway goes back

anser hassan is in richmond where investigators are still on scene.ing. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. yeah, police still have roads blocked off here in central richmond. we are live at 8th and nevin street near an apartment complex where a woman was shot and found dead at the scene by police. a second victim was shot in the head and taken to a hospital where he is listed in critical condition. the couple was pulling in a parking complex last night when they were shot at. the female victim iser in late 20s. she lived here with her four children all under the age of 4. friends and neighbors have been here to pay their respects. they say she was working, going to school and not involved in gang activity that's been a big problem in this part of town. this is the 11th fatal shooting in the past five weeks here in richmond. as for this case, still no known suspects or any motive. we are waiting for more word from police. >> thank you, anser hassan in richmond. >>> one of the suspects in the beating of bryan stow in los angeles will be in court f

anser hassan live this morning in richmond. >>> a violent weekend in oakland. police are investigating three murders that happened within four hours of each other. a 16-year-old boy was shot just before midnight saturday in the 9300 block of sunny side street. he later died at highland hospital. and about three hours later two more people died one a 26-year- old woman found shot inside a car at 30th and telegraph. she died at the hospital. and a 21-year-old man brought to highland hospital also died of gunshot wounds a few minutes later. none of the shootings is believed to be related. this brings the number of homicides in oakland this year to 70. there were 52 up until this point last year. >>> markets ended and your the world on a debt ceiling compromise. japan's nikkei was up 1,000 after the deal was announced t closed 1% higher. >>> now it's up to the house and senate to decide if the measure will pass. the senate will be first to take up the agreement. that could come today after lawmakers study the proposal. >> there is now a framework to review that wil

our anser hassan is in richmond where police are trying to piece together what happened. >> reporter: good morning. still a few details at this time. but it is the fourth deadly weekend in richmond. we know two people were involved, a woman found dead from gunshot wounds. the second is a male adult. we don't know the relationship. he was shot in the head. they crashed into a large garbage canister in this apartment complex where the woman lived. one of the men who i spoke with a neighbor who knew the woman says that she kept to herself, quiet, don't believe she was involved in gangs but few people seemed to know who the man was that she was with. this is the fourth state weekend violence in richmond. that brings the total to 11 dead in the last five weeks. few details on the cause of the shooting but richmond police have said in the past there's been situations between two rival gangs in north and central richmond leading to much of the violence here. but few details at this time. we'll have more through the morning. >> thank you, anser hassan live this morning in richmond. >>> a viol

hassan is now charged in juvenile court with second- degree robbery and carjacking. as for the other suspect, he is facing four felonies. >>> with the homicide count of 71 this year, oakland mayor jean quan is considering a teenage curfew ordinance, something police chief anthony batts has asked for since 2009. many city leaders oppose it. batts is asking for a similar curfew like the one in san francisco and san jose. >>> it's disappeared. i could reach into my rib cage. >> he lost half a pound a day behind bars. the jailhouse menu that one man says was just too hard to swallow. >>> i'm don ford in novato. a new program to help middle class people get their first homes. the story coming up. >>> and limiting what you can do at your favorite coffee shop. the customers some companies are trying to drive out. ,,,,,, ,, >>> a shootout at a stockton restaurant is caught on surveillance video. police say it started when three men walked up to a couple dining on the patio at a mexican restaurant. there was an argument then bullets began flying. two guys ran one way, the oth

hawa hassan fled the famine and walked 21 days in the desert with 11 children-- five of her own and six others. she told us her girl is getting better. her name is faiza, which means "victory." i wonder after hearing the stories of what these people have been through, are you surprised? >> i think what i have seen here is the resilience of the human body and the capacity to take that kind of battering in terms of hunger and still be able to make it. i regard that as a miracle. >> pelley: the united nations tells us today that the number of acutely malnourished children under the age of five has nearly doubled to 780,000. we'll have more on this rapidly growing emergency, plus an update on a starving child that we met last night. but, first, back to anthony mason in new york. >> mason: and coming up, dramatic new video of the tornado that hit joplin, missouri, in the spring. a look inside the company that downgraded america's credit rating, and apple is on track to become america's most valuable company, when the cbs news continues. . [ male announcer ] imagine facing the day with less c

our next witness is abdirizak bihi, director of the somali education, he is the uncle of borhan hassan mr. veissi, i'll ask you to try to confine remarks to five minutes. >> first of all, i want to say thank you to chairman king and members of the committee for allowing me to speak on behalf of the muslim somali american community today. i also want to thank the somali american community for helping us, the families of the missing children or youth to stand up against radicalization of our youth. i want to tell you why i am here today, and how important it is for me. i'm here because of my nephew borhan hassan could not only him, between 20 and 40 others to our somali americans in the state of minnesota that have been brainwashed, radicalized by members of our community. i want to talk about my nephew. my nephew and his stomach, my sister, i love my sister, and her family was -- from the civil war into the knitting kenya where in the canvas there was no order but the rape, mass killing and disorder of the day. everybody begging that they should be saved by the international community.

this is a case in which 16-year- old hassan ford appeared to be kidnapped in antioch. that triggered an amber alert. now police believe he was involved in a plot against his employer, al's barbershop. also arrested in the case, 23- year-old eric walker. >>> a young man shot to death by his father in santa clara county did not have cancer. now, the shooting happened in the family's home in unincorporated los gatos last week. 50 yearly ed daou had bought a gun last year and told acquaintances he would kill his son if his son could not beat cancer. 22-year-old andrew daou was cancer-free. the killings came two weeks after ed's wife filed for divorce. >>> 5:11. oakland police are launching an initiative with community groups to fight prostitution in their city. last night, activists marched down part of international boulevard known as the strip to call attention to the sex trade. they also posted billboard warning johns to just stay out. the police department had wanted to send them potentially embarrassing letters and put their mug shots on the department's website. but

hassan ford turned up safe around midnight monday night but a neighbor saw him shortly after the supposed kidnapping. after ford confessed he was an accomplice, police arrested the suspected gunman, 23 eric walker. -- 23-year-old eric walker. >>> trial in egypt of the ousted president. hosni mubarak appeared in a cairo courtroom laying in a hospital bed inside a cage. doctors say mubarak is suffering from heart problems. he is charged with corruption and ordering the telling of protestors during the uprising that forced him out of office this year. there are nine co-defendants in the case including his two sons. >>> here in the u.s., the battle over the debt ceiling is over for now after president obama signed a plan that no one seems to like. but the economic fallout continues as the stock markets all around the world are dropping in a big way. today japan's nikkei index fell about 2%. major european markets are down. dow futures are up slightly. yesterday was the 8th straight day the dow dropped over 200 points yesterday. >>> so far the u.s. is hanging on to the aaa credit rating but fi

this is the case in which 16- year-old hassan ford appeared to be kidnapped triggering an amber alertwide. well, now police believe he was involved in a plot against his employer al's barbershop. also arrested in this case 23- year-old eric walker. >>> 40 years after a man known as d.b. cooper hijacked a plane a bay area man is talking about his experience on the flight. his name is jack almstad. he lives in livermore now. 40 years he was on board with marquis cooperrer. he didn't know it was being hijacked at the time but looking back he believes he did see a bag carrying the $200,000 ransom. he says he even shared a moment with mr. cooper. >> i said, gee, we are up here so long, if we waited any longer we can have thanksgiving up here, because it was the day before thanksgiving. well, this gentleman turned ash -- he was on the right-hand side of the plane, he turned around and looked at me and smiled. >> cooper parachuted out of the plane. it's still not known what happened to him or that money. an oklahoma woman recently came forward a few weeks ago saying she believes it's her lat

police arrested 16-year-old hassan ford who admitted he was not abducted during an armed robbery at abershop on monday. officers also arrested the suspected gunman. investigators say they found a sawed-off shotgun in his apartment along with property stolen during the robbery. >>> the outrage over the saggy pants arrest at sfo is alive. this morning protestors plan to give u.s. airways signed petitions and they are demanding an apology. kristy seifkin joins us from sfo with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the black civil rights organization "colorofchange.org" has a message for u.s. airways. they are saying that discrimination won't fly. this organization has collected 40,000 signatures demanding that u.s. airways apologize to deshon marman and it's that organization plus the san francisco chapter of the naacp and deshon marman's family who will be here at the u.s. airways counters at sfo around 10 a.m. demanding an apology. so about a month and a half ago marman was flying out of sfo back to college in albuquerque when u.s. airway officials asked him to pull up what th

army maj hassan , and whose father is a witness today and dozens of individuals associated with the somali terrorist organization out of bob --al shaabab. . let me thank the witnesses for giving up their valuable time to be with us today and special thanks to mr. bledsoe. these brave men have endured suffering no one should go through. their courage and spirit will put a human face on the court islamic replicas -- radicalization inflect on good families especially those in the muslim community unless we put aside political correctness and the fine who are enemy is. as we approach the ten year anniversary of the september 11th attacks we cannot allow the memory of that tragic day to fade away. the days following the attack we were all united in our dedication to fight back against al qaeda and ideology. today we must be fully aware that home run radicalization is part of al qaeda's strategy to continue attacking the united states. al qaeda is actively targeting the american muslim community. today's hearing will address -- it is my privilege to recommend you recognize the distinguished rank

hassan ford admitted he was not abducted. he was then arrested because of the evidence that he may have helped with that robbery. >>> tech gadgets are the goal in a bay area spree hitting palo alto schools. police are investigating a burglary at jordan middle school where five apple macbook were stolen. a laptop and bike were stolen from a classroom at palo alto high. six digital cameras have also been stolen at the high school. now police believe a summer camp participant might be responsible. >>> golden gate bikers, move on over. there is now one lane for bikes and one for walkers on the sidewalk of the east side of the bridge now. the goal is to keep bicyclists and the pedestrians from running into each other. bridge officials hope to will prevent more collisions while bicycles are now banned from the west sidewalk which is closed for seismic retrofitting. >>> today we are getting another look at a new 49ers stadium down in santa clara. >> elizabeth wenger shows us how the designs combine high- tech ideas with elegant arch

hassan ford was the subject of a statewide amber alert monday after a man walked into the barber shop on west 18th with a sawed off shotgun and robbed the owner. when ford walked in, apparently he had been on an errand, the gunman ordered him into the barber shop owner's car. the next day the teen called family and friends and said that he had been freed. that according to police. last night, though, police say they served a search warrant on an apartment on lone tree way in antioch and arrest add 23-year-old man also believed to be the gunman involved. they say the search of a van on that property also turned up a shotgun they believe was used in the probe and also property they believe that was taken in the robbery as well. that's the latest from here, reporting live in antioch, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> christie, thank you. this morning never before seen video showing one of jaycee dugard's kidnappers luring a girl into a van and videotaping them stretching and posing. >> show me your split. let me see you now. can you go all the way down? >> yes. >> let me see. >> thi

antioch police initially thought 16-year-old hassan ford was kidnapped during an armed robbery at a barbershop on monday but now police believe he was appear accomplice. police arrested the suspected robber, eric walker. investigators say they found a sawed-off shotgun and stolen property in his apartment. >>> schools on the peninsula have apparently been targets for thieves. in the past couple of weeks, four schools have been hit. mark sayre on what those thieves are after and i guess word of a possible break in the case. mark. >> reporter: well, allen, at this point police are not sure whether or not these crimes are related but they do say anytime that you are stealing from schools, well, you're stealing from students and taxpayers, and it is a serious offense. >>> reporter: 18-year-old alleged fredo gonzalez and 19- year-old castillo of east palo alto were arrested this morning by palo alto police. they won't say what led them to the pair. but they are suspected in at least one of four separate school burglaries over the past two weeks. on july 22, two lap stops were stolen from gunn high

this is the case in which 16- year-old hassan ford appeared to be kidnapped triggering an amber alert. now police think that he was involved in a plot against his employer al's barbershop. also arrested in the case, 23- year-old eric walker. >>> time now 4:37. let's get a quick look at traffic and weather. these are just two of the doughnuts that our weatherman, mr. lawrence karnow, brought in, of the 700. >> you know what? they smell divine. >> i've eaten the other 698! they are great, especially on friday. [ laughter ] >>> we have low clouds and fog surging onshore to the valleys and drizzle at the coast. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. starting out very gray this morning. it's going to burn off but again these temperatures below average maybe a little warmer than yesterday. still looking at about 83 degrees, sunshine in livermore, 82 concord, 85 on the warm end in fairfield. inside the bay cooler and a lot longer for it to break up, about 68 degrees in oakland and about 78 degrees in san jose. and out at the coast, not a lot of sunshine there but temperatures in the 50s and 60s. t

hassan ford turned up safe about midnight last night nearly eight hours after it appeared he was kidnapped during an armed robbery of the barbershop where he works. however a neighbor says she saw him shortly after he was allegedly abducted. ford still hasn't talked to police. the robbery suspect is still missing. >>> for the second time in a week, two people were rescued from a swim pool in san jose. this time, a 9-year-old is hailed as a hero. a 3-year-old girl and her grandfather were found face down six feet deep at the bottom of the community pool. they were under water for up to four minutes. isheen singh pulled the girl to safety after diving into the pool [ indiscernible ] >> he never actually was that brave before. i was surprised. >> another woman pulled the grandfather to safety. firefighters also credit other bystanders who pushed on the victim's chest until firefighters got there. just five days ago neighbors at a nearby apartment complex saved a girl and her father from drowning. >>> how about this? a san francisco cab driver springs into action as a crime fighter. it happene

hassan ford was safe about midnight monday night but a neighbor saw him shortly after the supposed kidnapping. he confessed he was an accomplice and police arrested the suspected suspect eric walker. >>> a strange scene in egypt as a trial began for the country's ousted president. hosni mubarak appeared in a cairo courtroom laid out on a hospital bed inside a cage of mesh and iron bars. doctors say mubarak is suffering from heart problems. he is charged with corruption and ordering the killing of protestors during the uprising that forced him out of others earlier this year -- office earlier this year. there are nine co-defendants in this case including his two opposite is. >>> activists in syria say there are new explosions today in a city. phone lines in the city are not working and they appear to be cut. it is estimated more than 100 people opposed to president assad have been killed since sunday. that uprising is in its fifth month. >>> the battle over the debt ceiling is over for now after president obama signed a plan that no one seems to like. but as jay dow reports, the economic fallo

stalin the leader crossed the border with russia and made his first stop in the far eastern town of hassan from there he traveled on the trance a beer and railway to the bike call region with the republic of video to as his final destination and a meeting with president mediated his ultimate goal but before meeting with his current russian counterpart the north korean leader stopped to pay his respects to the first soviet leader this pos the idea that lenin is one of the biggest in the world and by stopping here kim jong il has made sure that the entire world knows that what might have been russia's past is still north korea's future as kim jong il's press service scrambled for their multitude of motion picture cameras to document the great leaders every word the two men get down to business. but let's look as far as i understand the democratic people's republic of korea is interested in the implementation of this trilateral project in which the russian federation and south korea will also take part some technical matters are going to be settled now some time ago against prom delegation at

that teenager is 16-year-old hassan ford. he was arrested at the barbershop. it said the owner of the barbershop was alone when the victim came in and put a gun to his head and threatened to shoot him if he didn't do what he was told. holmes told us that he asked -- >> i said, were you involved in this? he said no, that guy robbed me like he robbed you. i said, okay. where did he take you? he said, he took me on lone tree. >> reporter: we have also learned that holmes claims the gunman call him yesterday and threatened to kill him. the gunman is in police custody. investigators found shot gun and stolen property at the address on lone tree, where it said the gunman lived. i have put in several calls here. i've even tried to go inside. no one is in right now. i will bring you the latest as soon as i find out. back to you. >> thank you. >>> police in san mateo searching for a man who flashed a woman pushing her niece in a stroller. this happened on south el camino real. the woman said the man got out of an older model four-door blue or green car and exposed hims

were protected here just look rationally at the last series of terrorism attacks faisal shazad major hassan i don't think i would vehicles in disneyland's going to help us against some of these homegrown threats that we're seeing right now these guys are not going to go to disneyland as far as i could go with a massive number of books you have to do things to look at people and their writers your i say this profile and look at people who actually may be willing or able to do what you do with threat of attack but the idea of having balance those numbers of of our vehicles or material is not the answer it doesn't deter terrorism it just lines the pockets of folks who want to be an ass creator thirty one billion dollars how does that mean that it's expected to be at least twenty four thousand is making a lot of people a lot of money and profiling if it's them legally i say i agree i greatly do anything much you you think. are you coming up with unique and usually unproductive state department cables turn up on line but how they got there remains an issue and he's openly gay and running for pre

antioch police say 16-year-old hassan ford has admitted his apparent abduction from the barbershop whereworked was staged. 23-year-old suspected robber is also under arrest. >>> san jose's fire chief pays tribute to a 9-year-old life save they are morning. young isheen singh rescued a 3- year-old girl from an apartment complex pool on monday. the girl's grandfather was also rescued. the boy will get a special award for being a hero today. that's pretty cool. by the way, i think i said it was monday. it's wednesday! coming up next, the latest on a fatal crash this happened in fremont and lawrence with your weather forecast. it's all coming up. stay right there. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning from the traffic center. let's take you live to fremont right now. we have a photographer at the scene of this deadly accident. this is northbound 680 right at mission. motorcycle and a big rig were involved in this wreck happened around 5:40 this morning. right lane shut down until further notice for the investigation. a backup northbound as well as southbound for spectator slowing. so avoid the are

the kidnapper and hassan were last seen in the black gmc yukon the license plate 4way944 with a 49ers license plate frame. there is a harley sticker on the back win do. family friends of the teen said they are shocked devastated and trying to reach his mother who is out of town. they have a message for the kidnappedder. >> let him go. don't harm him, send him back home railroad he needs to be. >> reporter: the kidnapper is a black male, 180 pounds, 25, wearing a blue shirt, big pants and a knit cap. he is armed and dangerous and police are asking anyone with information to call them. >> here is another look at 16- year-old. he was last seen wearing a cincinnati reds baseball cap and a red jacket. on the right is a suv similar to the one police are looking for. it's a two door gm c yukon. you are asked to call the police if you see eight the vehicle or the teen. >>> with in the last half hour firefighters said they have contained the 7 alarm grass fire burning near fairfield. crews were called out near central place just east of the interstate 80, 680 interchange around 4:00. firefight

hassan ford was last seen wearing a cincinnati reds ball cap and red jacket. the surveillance photo of the victim shortly before he was kidnapped. he was forced into a stolen suv at gunpoint after the suspect robbed that barbershop that we showed you. it's on west 18th street in antioch. al's barbershop there. here's what we know about the suspect so far. chp wants you to be watching for a stolen 1996 black gmc yukon. similar to this one here, a black yukon, 1996, california license plate: k k blue jacket and a blue shirt. we will be following this story into the evening... and will bring you >> the suspect is 25-year-old man, black, dark blue jacket and blue shirt in antioch where a 16-year-old boy was abducted. we'll follow the story for the evening and bring you news as it develops. >>> it appears the debt deal is going to pass. tonight the house approved the debt limit compromise just one day before the default deadline. our exclusive surveyusa poll asked is this a good or bad deal? 57% of those who responded said bad. 24% said good. and 19% are unsure. th

syria president hassan says there will be percussions from interfering with his country.ondemned worldwide for using deadly force attempting to brush crush a fivh old up rising. former ally turkey saturday called the situation unsustainable. tropical storm irene is moving toward puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. winds have been clocked at more than 60 miles an hour. hurricane warnings are in effect. it will approach haiti and the dominican republic. most forecasts have irene hitting south florida by the end of the week. now back to "geraldo at large." >> as we keep one eye on libya this is a fox news alert. i can report with confidence casey anthony returned to the state of florida. ever since her stunning deeply unpopular acquittal she murdered caylee marie the 25-year-old mom has been outside of florida flying out of orange county in the early morning hours of july 6th on a private aircraft. we have also confirmed she was in fact for a time in the state of ohio. photographs were taken of her. we can confirm those pictures are legitimate. that is indeed casey anth

we saw the times square bombing effort, and hassan.these are projects launched within the united states from people entitled to be here. we have to make sure that we collect and analyze intelligence collected at the grassroots. >> the strategy that she was just praising has some problematic features. it is very focused on al qaeda as an organization and its affiliates. it doesn't really -- and brendan's speech doesn't get into very much the idea that is his actually too late or semi-irrelevant to deal with al qaeda central because what you have is self radicalization of lone cells. >> i don't think that is right. i don't think that in terms of travel, and particularly in terms of international operatives coming in, i don't think it much matters whether the people are formally al qaeda or not. that is why you are seeing an emphasis on trying to radicalize people in place. >> but it doesn't grapple with ideology of the under pinnings of this movement. >> there is some of that as well. part of the challenge in tackling the ideology, that

antioch police initially thought 16-year-old hassan ford was kidnapped at an armed robbery at a barbershop where he works. he admitted he wasn't abducted. police say he was in on the crime. police also arrested the suspected robber eric walker. investigators found a sawed-off shotgun and stolen property in his apartment. >>> justice officials have charged dozens of u.s. citizens in connection with a worldwide child pornography sting. they were all members of one particular website. the assistant attorney general called, quote, a living horror. danielle nottingham on how the investigation started. >> reporter: a major international child porn ring is history after months of investigation. the justice department announced it's charged more than 70 people for allegedly being members of an online group called dream board. the website allowed members to trade images of sexual abuse over the internet. >> some of the children featured in these images and videos were just infants. and in many cases, the children being victimized were in obvious and intentional pain. >> reporter: officials say it's

. >>> the teenager who set off a statewide amber alert this week was in court today. 16-year-old hassan ford told antioch police he was kidnapped during an armed robbery at the barbershop where he worked. his story unraveled and both ford and the robbery suspect were arrested on multiple felony counts. >>> and santa clara university continues to march up the rankings of forbes top 100 colleges. they finished at number 67 ahead of cal, but some distance behind 5th-ranked stanford. the findings are based on five criteria including student satisfaction, debt load on graduation and graduation rates. >>> another inmate making demands on the system. what a bay area man wanted and says he should have gotten while he was jailed. [ female announcer ] what's so great about jcp cash? no exclusions! with jcp cash, earn 10, 15 or 20 dollars off on the spot storewide! and, unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get up to $20 off with no exclusions! we make style affordable, you make it yours! jcpenney. no exclusions! with jcp cash, earn 10, 15 or 20 dollars off on the spot storewid

your organization alleges that the hassan regime has committed crimes against humanity. what do you base that on? >> we've been documenting human rights violations in syria since the beginning of the antigovernment protests. we've interviewed many who have escaped syria. we've spoken to more than 15 defectors. we've reviewed footage, spoken to innocents inside syria. and all of that information, when we look at it and particularly what happened in southern syria, shows shows gro human rights violence and an intent to harm protesters, be it through holding people in detention, effectively disappearing them for long periods of time. all of that shows a picture of what's happening inside syria today. >> the assad government alleges that armed terrorist groups are responsible for the violence. is there any truth to that allegation, nadin? >> no. the overwhelming movement after five months remains peaceful. have there been incidents of protestors taking up arms or injuring security forces? yes. but those, according to our information, our research, have been isolated incident

hassan ford had said he was the victim of a kidnapping and robbery monday afternoon. that's when a man with a sawed off shotgun walked into the barber shop and robbed the owner who was alone at the time. he took money and a watch and keys to his suv. police say that's when ford walked in. he had been on an errand. the man ordered him to drive them away in the suv. a statewide amber alert was issued, then the teen apparently called family and friends to say he was released and okay. last night the teen was arrested and police say they served a search warrant on an antioch apartment and arrested another man, a 23-year-old believed to be the gunman in the incident. during a search, police say they also found a shotgun that they believe was used in the robbery and they say they found property they think was taken from the robbery as well. we did speak with the owner of the barber shop yesterday. that was before the arrest. at that time he was very shaken but he didn't think that the teenager could possibly be involved. reporting live in antioch, christie smith, "today in

. >> hassan has been kidnapped he was ordered to drive this car after this man allegedly robbed a barberhop. he grabbed the kid and ordered him to drive. police are looking for that 1996 gmc yukon. a two gushed door with california plates. we will continue to bring you a two- store testtwo-door >>pam: this was near fairfield a vehicle was struck by a train. debris was flying everywhere, the train was headed from seattle to los angeles. the woman pleading not guilty that she broke into the hotel room stealing several valuable items. alex trebek hurt himself and fell. he was in town for an event at google headquarters. >> your full forecast coming up ! >>jacqueline: our extended forecast with warmer conditions. and fog moving in. first, what would expect tomorrow. that fog will return to the coast and the bayshore. from mt. tam camp earlier. clear skies to run the bay area. return overnight and pushed along the coast. sunny skies for the entire bay area. for even fog expected along the san mateo coast. with a seven degrees in livermore. looking at futurecast 87 degrees in livermore. upper

nadal hassan will supply and organize squads. all you have to do is get the people in the country, the arms are readily available, and then what you do is rely on our culture to produce the terror. what is remarkable is that when you hear the parade of horribles, how come this has not happened yet, is so easy, the motive is totally there -- this isn't indicator of the degradation of the operational capability. they are probably going to start surmounting this to some degree because there are too many people in the world and a handful of zealots will try that attack our systems and our culture. we need a hard and our systems and hard and our culture. we need to develop a culture of resilience and resilience systems. interestingly, the department of defense is not reoriented to systemic defense. the department of homeland security could become in the coming years as important in some ways and maybe and -- more than the department of defense as the locus for defending our critical systems. think about that. think about the value of

this week, 16-year-old hassan ford appeared to be kidnapped triggering an amber alert.rshop. a 23-year-old man is also under arrest, right there. >>> a glimmer of hope on the u.s. economy. the nation's unemployment rate fell to 9.1% last month. that's a tenth of a point lower than in june. employers added 117,000 jobs. those numbers were better than economists had expected. it actually gave the dow a quick boost earlier morning. but now you can see all those gains have been lost. live look shows the dow is down 169 points. more traffic and weather coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. traffic still pretty busy out of the north bay. south 101 an accident out of the two right lanes. you can see on our sensors traffic really slow in the area. looks like they are backed up there for about a mile so heads up. south bay not too bad. looking good northbound 280 "friday light" into downtown san jose. northbound highway 1 at manor in pacifica we have an accident debris in the road delays approaching the scene. bay bridge toll plaza "friday light." lawrence has the forecast.

hood shooter nadal hassan, are reportedly losing their jobs.spaper in austin -- reports the civilian officers are being replaced at military -- i'm going to take a break and be back with more of news when i can speak. >>> good morning, atlanta. it is mostly cloudy, 75. partly cloudy and a cool and quite seasonable 96 later on. >> well said. >> what a great day it's going to be. >>> here's a question for you this morning. as is your kids lunch making them sick? 98% of lunches brought from home are not cold enough by the time your child eats the food. >> all that bacteria makes them strong and equips them for stuff later in life. joining us with tips on how to pack the safest lunch, is elizabeth cohen. come on, really? doing the right and wrong thing. >> i initially heard this, i thought this is like news for the dumb. >> it does seem like news for dopes. like make sure your kid's lunch doesn't get too warm. they looked at 700 school lunches like real lunches, they went into schools and got them and most of them were too warm. i mean they checked

host: nadal hassan was involved in the fort hood incident.st: when we look at this, there is no question that violent islamic extremism is the current preeminent threat against the united states. in the early stage of the obama administration reaction to this, there was perhaps an overly politically correct approach in trying to isolate it s and isolated event and not linked it to a broader threat. we learned later that he had extensive dialogue with one of the leaders of the al qaeda movement. when we look at the other situations, it is important not to be too politically correct and not call a spade a spade. when we have threats brought in a false police near of islam -- false religious veneer of islam, we have to address it. we have to embrace our partners in the american muslim community to discredit what these individuals have done to essentially defame islam. host: our guest is chad sweet. he has worked in the private sector and at the cia. what else do you bring to the table in terms of your experience? guest: by any senior fellow at t

hassan was promoted in the name of political correctness despite signs of radicalization. these indications included conversations with al laki legal the greatest threat to the united states today. to ignore the threat of islamic extremism in the name of political correctness presents a serious threat to the american people. both attorney-general holder and secretary janet napolitano have testified jihadists websites present danger to the united states. having worked for the justice department prior to congress i understand the importance to coordinate our reach between law enforcement and the muslim community and i am concerned there are organizations out there speaking for the muslim american community telling them not to coordinate with the fbi and law-enforcement as evidenced by the poster we saw our the council on islamic relations. i hope we can begin the dialogue and ask the necessary questions. i want to read from senator lee been's -- senator lieberman's letter to john brennan. failure to identify our enemy for what it is, violent islamic extremism is offensive an

we are aware of major hassan in the military. that does bad things that have been documented as allegations, anyway, at this point. the key being though that we have technology that we can use to enhance the screen experience for security purposes for those that we don't know. so the total roll out, for example, of the ait does not cover all 2200 check points that we have at the 450 airports around the country. that's not the design. it is to be deployed in a risk-based desay know -- risk-base the scenario. >> i have one point. what i would say is, you know, nick is right. it's absolutely the administrator's call on this one. my comment would be that we need to continue the r&d process to ensure that we do have cutting edge technologies available. at the same time, i would encourage our government to work with other governments around the world with the shared challenge towards the development of mutually recognized standards for the development of screening technologies. the manufactures are open to this. it will result in lower

coming up on the show, the administration refused to use the word muslim to describe major nidal hassany work? that's next. >> first, this day in history back in 2006, number one country song hit "the world" by brad paisley. [ male announcer ] heard this one? listen to this. three out of four americans don't get enough vegetables. so here's five bucks to help you buy v8 juice. five bucks. that's a lot of green. go to v8juice.com for coupons. you can count on us. is this the year you take the trail less traveled? then you belong at bass pro shops for the fall hunting classic. it's our biggest sale and show of the year, with huge savings on great gear. and free seminars by top pros. your adventure starts here. >> welcome back, everyone. the global war on terror is going local. after two years of meetings, the white house released its strategy now to counter terrorism here at home. the plan puts cities and local communities at the head of the effort but will the local focus put the country in any danger or is that the right move? joining me from d.c., retired lieutenant colonel bob mcguine

it just requires people who were willing -- it would be nadal hassan multiplied into several squads. the arms are readily available. and then you rely on our culture to produce the terror. what is remarkable is that, when you hear the parade of horribles, why has this not happened yet if it is so easy? this is an indicator of how great operation and sophistication therefore, they will probably start surmounting this to some degree because there are too many people in the world and a handful of adults will try to attack our systems and our culture. we need to harden our systems and harden our culture. we need to develop a culture of resilience and resilience systems. the department of defense has not really reoriented itself from its system of defense. in some ways, the department of homeland security could become, in the coming years, as important in some ways and maybe even more important in some ways as the department of defense as the locus for defending our public systems. think about the value of an and tbs culture. the most -- of the hon ntsb culture. hundreds of people dying i

hassan some muslims being killed. what did you expect?is a hero and i am sorry he ran out of bullets. i heard kill americans, jews in prison more than i did in chechnya. finally i will die for allah. does this letter represents the sentiment of other radicalize prisoners in the american corrections system? >> in terms of violent radicalism does. i don't believe we're talking about islam. we are talking about a hijacked radicalized cut and paste form they call prislam. if it was islam he would not have written that letter. i question his credibility in terms of what he knows about islam. who were his teachers? where did he get his training? that is the problem we are talking about. some prison inmates become spiritual advisers in very short term and that is part of the problem. is not islam. >> interesting that in a letter he mentions he is an imam. how does an inmate become an imam in the prison system? we have civil service chaplains. you get to this ideology. this radical islamic ideology, it states that the imam is selected by the cong