jimmy george haywood who he found in his home he shares with his girlfriend this past saturday. >> isee someone in a wife beater with tattoos all over him. and riding on a note pad sitting next to my dog. >> reporter: when he noticed his wallet missing he confronted the suspect who ran away down the street into this trailer. >> he's been incorporated with the exception of a very few months since he was 18 years old. >> reporter: the trailer belongs to his father, he says his son most recently convicted for assault with a deadly weapon was released from prison on sunday. he said he could only watch as armstrong read his son his rights. >> i don't everyone know if i said it right. i said it because i knew if he heard that that he would think that i was an officer off duty, under cover, you know just something. - - >> i am just so proud of him. he is definitely improvised on that i don't know what i would have done if i would have walked in. >> reporter: sheriff deputies later formally arrested haywood on whom they found about $100 in cash believed to belong to armstrong. haywood is cur

also from haywood to union city, no major slow downs if you are driving on the way to the south bay, 880, 680, 280 they are off to a nice start. thank you steve. >>> it will still be nice today, just a little cooler. fog has come back to the coast and tomorrow that cooling continues not only as low clouds but higher clouds will be on the increase. tomorrow night early friday we may have to talk about some rain. still looks like sunday is the best opportunity. if it does overlap, we will get our fair share. today you can see that fog. many high clouds they are up in california. it does save some in the area where pockets can be reduced. mid-40s for others, naharya and san -- san rafael, and you can see the bends, it is already starting to push down that system and it looks to be the first of two in about 72 hours. again today is our high as the fog starts to increase, 50s and 60s, novato 65, warmer in antioch, berkeley all meet haywood. everybody will be close, mountain view and woodside and cooler in the city as that west wind and more fog starts to get closer. cooler on thursday, ma

haywood up in the low 60s.we go in to the current temperatures you can see it's 39 in napa, right now -- freezing in napa, we will look for opportunity for valley fog. especially out toward clayton and up toward the valley, up toward the -- vacaville area with a lot of standing water. be prepared for a little frost in the north bay. cold overnight and some of that valley fog. back here 10:45, specific forecast highs for your area the the five-day forecast with rain in it. >> millions in refunds for bank bank of her customers. >> i remember where i was on the day because it was magic johnson. >> 20 years later the impact imagine [ man ] i got this citi thank you card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes, i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] write your story with the citi thankyou premier card, with

. >>> officials in haywood are investigating a suspicious fire which ripped through this liquor storeday morning. firefighters reported smelling gasoline when they arrived. the fire comes less than three weeks after another fire at a barber shop in that same building. no1 was hurt. sr >>> a powerful story of survival. two young children thankful for their young lives this thanksgiving after facing a terrifying experience. their brother murdered their parents and tried to kill them. he was only 12 years old at the time. reporter anastasia bolton talked with the children now coping with their new and very different lives. >> reporter: when you're a little kid -- life is simple. full of elementary school strive. and peace. this is how it should be when you're 10 and 6. >> mom and dad -- >> reporter: it isn't supposed to be like this. >> >> reporter: on march first of this year, everything about life change forward a family. and for sarah and ethan long. their 12-year-old brother shot their parents, charles and marilyn. he then turned on his siblings. >> i don't know! why he did that. now

haywood up in the low 60s.o in to the current temperatures you can see it's 39 in napa, right now -- freezing in napa, we will look for opportunity for valley fog. especially out toward clayton and up toward the valley, up toward the -- vacaville area with a lot of standing water. be prepared for a little frost in the north bay. cold overnight and some of that valley fog. back here 10:45, specific forecast highs for your area the the five-day forecast with rain in it. >> millions in refunds for bank bank of her customers. >> i remember where i was on the day because it was magic johnson. >> 20 years later the impact imagine magic johnson's bat battle with hiv is still having. it's about building cars in america. it's all about jobs. it's all about respect. security. the american dream. [ jamaul ] good jobs in tough times. a chance to move up and do better. [ delaunta ] excellent healthcare. [ caletha ] beautiful benefits. what they used to call the american way. it still works here. [ jennifer ] not a single la

. >> haywood worked here for four years. she filed an equal opportunity employment complaint. she said she was discriminated against by a female manager. that african american employees and customers were treated differently. when she complained, she was fired. her uncle, who runs the united youth council, is helping her with the complaint. >> she was harassed. she was called the rogatory names. it is not important. >> i enjoyed my customers, my co-workers. there are some things that do not sit well with me. in particular, i was not addressed by my name, i was known as a lady. >> the owners ignored her complaint. she was fired for insubordination. >> i was told i was causing too much, and by allegations were unfounded. >> another former employee said she quit working in september. she claims she left because of the same manager. >> she followed me about to arrest me about things -- around it to harass me about things i felt were not important. >> the group released this statement "these claims are without merit. we have zero tolerance for discrimination. our reasons for termin

the other thing is bill haywood used to talk about going down into the gutter and pulling up the great mass of workers and bringing them up that's a concept that seems to have disappeared today, and i think people really do need to go get start organizing the workers and continue to. it's being done and it's been done with some success as a matter of fact and i think that continues. that needs to continue to happen. >> i think brian made an important point in memphis the union affair with of the civil rights movement doing with the labor movement really needed to do to grow to show that it's not just a selfish movement trying to help well-paid white construction workers but it can be a social justice movement, workers justice movement and in 1968 in memphis the union movement caught fire and it stumbled in many ways since then. many are not terribly expiring. most union leaders are, you know, old or white gentleman. many unions are not doing nearly enough organizing. the most powerful unions in the nation now or a public-sector union. the two large terse, the official employees except

researcher and there he met a woman who he really took a shine to, a doctoral student named nancy haywood. nancy was an attractive woman, a terrific student and someone who clearly had what he would think it was going to take to have a dynamic career. nancy hegwood determined that bruce ivins was peculiar, abnormally strange and rebuffed his overtures for a closer friendship. this enraged him and so he started a campaign against nancy hegwood that he proceeded on for decades. most notably in the early stages anyhow, 1979 after her is ivins had moved more than 300 miles away to the state of maryland, he drove back to chapel hill and obviously secretively broke into a room where nancy hegwood's lab notebook was capped and a lot of you i don't know if you appreciate it but we didn't have computers then. there were no flash drives or backups backup so all of her data and all of her experience experience -- experiments hung on that lab book and now was gone so she was highly concerned and apoplectic about it and started looking around for. lo and behold there's an anonymous note this is if you

the other thing it is the thing bill haywood used to talk about going into the gutter and pulling up the great mass of workers and bringing them up to a decent living. that is the concept that seems to have disappeared today and i think people really do need to go get started working and immigrant workers continue to. it has been done with some success as a matter of fact and i think that needs to continue to happen. >> i think brian made a very important point. the labor unions and the civil rights movement are doing what the labor movement really needed to do to grow so does not just a selfish movement trying to help well-paid white construction workers but it can be a social justice movement, a workers justice movement and of 1968 in memphis the union movement caught fire. it has stumbled in many ways since then. many kenyan leaders are not terribly inspiring. most union leaders are older white gentlemen. many unions are not doing nearly, nearly enough organizing the most powerful unions in the nation now are generally public sector unions. the two largest teachers union, the priv

. >>> in haywood, the fire broke out at around 9:30 on leonardo way. >>> to san pablo with residentsare taking action ahead of tomorrow's wet water. people who live on hillcrest row used tarps and sand bags to shore up the hills behind their homes. since last spring, homeowners have spent $10,000 each on measures to protect their property. families on both sides of the slide are suing each other and the city. >> there's an >>> a roll over crash just after 6:00 am snarled traffic on highway 101 in san bruno. the highway patrol says a driver host control of his suv while going northbound. the suv hit the center divide, slipped over, and landed in the southbound lane. lanes were shut down for more than an hour. >>> with the holiday shopping season set to kickoff on friday, the latest numbers indicate that more people will do their buying online. according to the internet marketing research company conscore, sales may increase by 15% over last year of the the difference amounts to about $38 billion. analysts cite buying online. >>> the the hottest gifts are all children of silicon valley