but this one wears an orange hoodie.an fell on the tracks, a stranger jumped in front of the oncoming train, hoping it would stop in time. tonight, video of courage and kindness in action. and abc's gio benitez has the man who is "america strong." >> reporter: this is an underground train station in chicago wednesday morning. people are looking in disbelief. watch. a man is jumping around on the tracks, wearing orange. the oncoming train, just feet away. >> out of the blue, i hear somebody yelling, she fell. she fell. the train is coming. >> reporter: a woman had fallen on to the tracks. and eddie palacios, an off-duty tsa officer was right there, heading into work. he jumped on to the tracks, thinking his orange hoodie would be bright enough to alert the conductor. the train stopped. >> that man is really a hero. i don't think i could have stood on the tracks. >> i really don't think that i'm a hero. i did what i thought was best. >> reporter: but look at how many people were on that platform. eddie's the only one who j

this wears an orange hoodie.hen woman fell on to the track a stranger jumped in front of oncoming train hoping it would stop in time. tonight video of courage and kindness in action. abc news reporter has the stor >> this is under ground train station in chicago wednesday morning. people are looking in dispwlev. watch. man is jumping around on the track wearing orange. oncoming train just feet away. >> out of the blue i hair somebody yelling she fell she fell train is coming. >> woman had fallen on to the tracks and 50-year-old ed an off duty tsa officer was right there. heading in work. he jumped on to the tracks thinking his orange hoodie would be bright enough to alert the conductor. train stopped. >> i don't think i could have stood on the traichblingt i really don't think i'm a hero. i did what i thought was best. >> look how many people were on that platform. ed the only one who jumped on to the track. that orange hoodie giving him confidence. >> my son he doesn't go to the university of ill l notice he gue

why he says his hoodie saved a woman's life. >> it is a beautiful night for baseball at o.co stadium. the a's playing the mariners tonight. i'll have your forecast and find out what happened here that has not happened in 16 years. that's coming up. >> lives destroyed in seconds. the campaign to drive home the dangers of texting and driving. ,,,,,, believe a new report says t state's high >>> if you drive here in the bay area, get used to a bumpy commute. would you believe a new report actually says the state's highways are the best they have been in a decade? kpix 5 reporter ryan takeo gives us a road reality check. >>> reporter: if you have ever hit a pothole and it rattled your car to the core, you might find this hard to believe. caltrans says our state's highways are in the best shape they have been in since 2001, with 84% of roads in good condition. >> we have the highways, i think a lot of people have been noticing it. if they have done a lot of improvements to the roads, it's hardly noticeable. >> i haven't seen them get any better. >> it's definitely a smoother ride. >> report

talked to him about this hoodies for hobos. >> they're giving homeless people hoodies. >> you see a homelessring a shirt that advertises a product that makes you want to buy the product?

. >> they had hoodies up but it doesn't stay up. easy to see the two faces.uy gets in a struggle. another guy tries to calm the two guys with the golf clubs down trying to get them out of the store. get them out of the store he 5.fm deaddid they end up leaving but they didn't get a thing. the cashier suffered injuries just due to the guy being violent. >> this guy should get a job as a hostage negotiator. >> police just released the video because they haven't been able to find these guys and hoping somebody might recognize these guys so they can bring them in and talk to them about this incident. >>> next video from australias a absolutely weird. pay attention 0 this fellow. a sidewalk adjacent to the park. >> scaring people? >> yes. he's charging after different

notice the guy comes in with a hoodie. he has a gun in his hand wearing a mask. this man back there is a security guard and he quickly jumps into action. the guy points the gun at the tellers. he throws out a bag he wants him to fill up. the security guard body slams him into a chair and table and he ae's punching and testling w the guy. the guy runs away. leaves the gun behind, the bag behind. the security guard was awarded one month's salary for his courage. >> that's awesome. >> once he realized what was going on, the dude was like all right, it's go time. went up and grabbed the dude, put him in a wrestling move. >> security guard was doing his job but in florida, the police officer did the exact opposite. now this happened back in february, but it was just leased -- released by police. the police officer is kevin burkes, nine-year veteran of the force, called in because the jared jewelers had been broken into, the thieves had gotten in through the ceiling. he comes in and be has a ladder and police investigators say at this point he picks up his gun, but whe

and he likes me to wear his burgundy hoodie but my wife was washing it yesterday.s was the closest one and this is the one i wore. i guess it was meant to be for me to wear it. >> reporter: his son wondering, what were you thinking? >> in life we're going to be called to task sometimes. hopefully as a father, hopefully i can teach him that. >> reporter: called to task and saving a life. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> i love that guy. >> great guy. >> he is so humble. he said he's embarrassed. >> he said he is embarrassed by all of the attention. >> amazing. some people will say, he acted recklessly, you don't know what's going on. the train is coming, you don't want to put yurgs in harm's way because there is a double tragedy if there is a tragedy at all. but he said he is -- he is a tsa agent, and he had training -- he figured how much time he had before the train would get there. >> so much courage. >> oh, yeah. >>> epic late night run coming to an end. >> letterman unplugging his mic. well look at three decades of his show. >> buzz kill. what sports radio h

how his hoodie helped stop the train. >>> welcome back. the ceo of firefox, maker of mozilla, has stepped down under pressure for his opposition to same-sex marriage. brendan eich's resignation comes just days after he took the top job. his employees publicly criticized him for donating money to support proposition 8, the 2008 ban on gay marriage in california. >>> and we get another big sign about the health of the job market. the nation's official unemployment rate is expected to tick down a tenth of a percent or a tenth of a point with today's march jobs report to 6.6%. that rate would match the five-year low hit in january. >>> and banana republic is facing a deceptive advertising lawsuit by a california man upset that a 40% off sign outside the store did not apply to the items he wanted to buy. he's suing for $10 million and is hoping to build the lawsuit into a class action case. >>> tesla hoping to replace side view mirrors on its cars with side view cameras. now the high-tech automaker is seeking necessary approval to make the desi

we talked to him about this hoodies for hobos. >> they're giving homeless people hoodies. >> you seeing a shirt that advertises a product that makes you want to buy the product?

a witness spotted eight people in dark hoodies flipping over the small vehicles. >> four, australianrews picked up two signals in the indian ocean consistent with pings from a black box with crews dragging a pinger locator picked up two sounds. confirmation could take days and the batteries are expected to run out any day now. >> five, a sick one-year-old girl stranded at sea is on the way back to california for the medical need she needs. she has been transferred to a navy frigate that will arrive in san diego on tuesday or wednesday. >>> six, we are tracking fog with live doppler 7 hd and mostly around novato at 12.5 miles and everyone else is okay. to the south, 280 at 17, you can see plenty of sunshine in san jose and the south bay, and 77 to 83 degrees inland, and 712 to 81 away the pay and upper 60's to low 70's along the coast. enjoy. >> take a look at that, the bay bridge is packed, like sore deans. we start off quiet and it is busy back to work commute. on the map, we have this delay but the good news is the accident has cheered southbound 680 at treat boulevard we are down

please said detectives were able to pinpoint exactly hoodies criminals were. the senate clara police department said that these three juvenile were charged with the damaging charges. please believe they have arrested everybody responsible for these crimes. these children are not students here at wilcox but our middle school aged students. location of an aircraft that crashed into san pablo bay sunday. officials confirmed today, they found the wreckage of the cessna 2-10 airplane. these are pictures released by the sheriff's office. of crews searching the area. investigators say, the crash happened after another aircraft collided with the cessna during flight as one plane attempted to pass the other. one witness says she saw the crash happen. there is no financial sparks it wasn't like you to airplanes running into each other,. the n-t-s-b and the contra costa sheriff's office are working to wreckage. which they say is about 13- feet deep underwater. coming up: i never tempters remain in the upper 50s and those '60s around the bay area. more whether the letter

down and told me not to wear it again for an immediate fix, the eigth grader was asked to take the hoodie off, but the t-shirt underneath had similar writing on the front and back. since that was also unacceptable, the only option was to turn his sweater inside out. sot - that kinda embarrassed him. first he gets sent outta class then he goes to the counselor and they tell him turn it inside out so he's turning it inside out in front of all sorts of people. embarassed and uncomfortable, the 13 year old called his father and asked to be taken home. sot - we've seen a lot in our lives and that has nothing to do with drugs. sot - he's against drugs, and he's not gonna be under my roof being a drug addict. school board president charles ramsey says the district tries to enforce rules and regulations. he says he understands the family's frustrations, but there is zero tolerance for any dress code that could be perceived as drug or alcohol related. reporting in pinole a san francisco tech journalist says, he was attacked while wearing google glass. this is a picture of business insider reporter

he wanted to see his mother who he had not seen since he was two years old the crew was wearing a hoody, jeans and jogging shoes other students say the survival is the talk of the school. >> we're just talking about how he did it. what he was like going through. how, and what was he thinking. that is crazy. >> the family has been in seclusion. >> very quiet. very, you know neighborly. >> the teenager is resting in a hospital in hawaii. no word yet when he will return to the mainland. >> is there enough security to keep planes and sunways safe? >> flames broke out if a san francisco home and spread quickly throughout that house and next door. here is where it happened. >> firefighters tell us the fire is out. p you look, you can see the folks are stating owe cans disconnect hoses from the fire hydrant. i want to show you video of a fire that was fanned by a strong wind that became public enemy number one for firefighters when arriving on the scene we understand those flames began in the back of the house and climbed up to the roof, spreading to other houses within minutes you can see thi

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he hid his face in a hoodie. passengers were ordered to stay in place and that loss of time may have deprived many of a chance of escaping. some hope, crews including this brave six-year-old girl and we have learned of a heart breaking text messages between students and their families. one 18-year-old woman writing to her family, dad, don't worry, i have a life vest on and we are huddled together. she is still among the missing. >> happening today, c.h.p. will re-create the deadly collision 20 a tour because and a fedex truck west of chico that happened a week ago today in the glenn county town, with ten people killed including five high school students. investigators will use the recreation to get information about breaking and visibility. the last of the 30 students injured in the crash was released from the hospital yesterday. >> sign ups pushed california health insurance exchange beyond the obama administration's original enrollment, 1.4 million in california selected a policy through the state online market

a witness says he step outside to smoke a cigarette and he saw eight people with hoodie on walk up to a car. >> i thought they looked like they were up to no good and she walk town this smart car right here, all huddled around it and lifted it up and set it on its hind legs. >> he talked to the police and they have not arrested anyone. the criminals are trying to make a statement against smart cars? they will not know until they can talk to the people who did this. police admit this is an unusual sight of the they are investigating. >> a little boy has died after a head-on crash along highway 12 in napa county. the four yield and his mother were passengers in a chevrolet s.u.v. that clouded with a lexus yesterday afternoon. witnesses say the chevrolet s.u.v. crossed the double yellow line before the crash. the boy was pronounced dead at the hospital and the mother was seriously injured. two people in the other vehicle were hurt. >> c.h.p. blame speeding and drunk driving in the death of two teens with friends visiting the crash site where a pickup overfund on pleasant valley road on s

i understand -- was it the teachers asking for hoodies or anything you had? >> these teachers, i noticed that the teachers right away they came up with what i thought was a heroic idea and a great reaction was they asked the students to pass in their hoodies if possible so everyone, we all took them off and handed them to the teachers to use as tourniquets to stop the bleeding. it looked like that definitely helped. i couldn't really see, the teachers blocked the students a little bit because it was not good to look at. i didn't want to look but from what i could see that was very effective. >> in terms of the why part, we don't know yet, matt, but i'm curious if you have any idea, talking to any of your student friends what could have provoked this. was there any kind of warning? >> as far as i know there was no warning. i mean, i have heard some students speculating that he was acting differently this week, maybe, but they were only guessing. it just so cured to them now, sort of an afterthought. but just looking at the victims there doesn't appear to be an

drsed in jeans, a hoodi expe expe -and jogging shoes he got to the airport before 1:00 a.m. >> i am surprised how he even is get together airport and fly re to there and not even -- en for a few minutes it is so hard. i don't know how she thinking about. >>nce on the ground in now we, medics checked him out, but decided to airlift him to oahu and then drove to a hospital in honolulu for servation. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> the head of aviation at mineta san jose told th mercury news that they will wait for a federal investigation before deciding what if any security chaes need to be made. the breech is the fourth in the u.s. in the last five years. he wants an dit on the per rim at the security at all o the nation's airport >> what we need to do is look at these airports and start with the ones that were breached and see if they are more poroushan they should be and see what is the culture on the ground among the employees. >> federal regulatorshave not conducted an audit since 2009. we will continue to follow this developing story on air and on-line, and ou reporting continues on twi

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all were wearing hoodies. and they got away in a dark sedan, possibly a dodge or a mazda. >>> a man's dog is dead, the victim of a violent attack in san francisco. police say that two men armed with a knife attempted to rob the man who was walking his dog near 22nd and bartlett streets and an altercation began. and one of the robbers stabbed the dog to death. a trail of the dog's blood on the sidewalk marks the spot where the attack happened yesterday morning. police say that the two assailants got away. the dog's owner was not hurt. >>> a san francisco giants fan has pleaded not guilty to throwing fireworks during a game this past week. palpavoni of san bruno was arraigned in court yesterday on several charges. the 21-year-old was arrested on wednesday after he allegedly threw fireworks in an area behind the bleachers during wednesday's game at at & t park. the blast left some fans feeling a little dizzy and complaining of temporary hearing loss. pavoni is due back in court come friday. >>> san jose has long

he was wearing a sweatshirt with a hoodie but he had dark hair and an old school kinda bike. >> reporter:she tells us this happened to her back in november, and reported it to police. >> they said they were getting a lot of complaints. >> reporter:and now that 2 teenage girls have been groped, she fears there may be even more victims out there. >> he's active again. these kinda guys i think go in and out of it. >>- i figured it was the same man but that he was going after younger targets >> reporter:the victim says she didn't notice anyone lurking at the time she was groped. the man came up from behind and says unfortunately there was no one around to help her. reporting in pleasant hill alecia reid kron 4 news. >> pam: richmond could become the city with the highest minimum wage in the country. >> no one that works full time should be raising their families in poverty. right? (cheers & applause) >> reporter: the president's plan could be gaining some popularity >> reporter: you will not find that same killing and conquer stow. democrats are still charging for it. republic >> reporter: i

he's hispanic, in his authorities, wearing jeans and a blue wind breaker over a gray hoodie. yesterday morning, the exact same thing happened to another girl. parts and students have been warned and the police are increasing patrols. both cases happened about two miles from each other. one on harriet drive and the other on a popular trail. >>> tonight, the bad blood spilled over to the board of supervisors meeting. a seven-hour showdown about the google buses that shuttle workers between the city and the peninsula. jean elle joins us in san francisco this evening with the very latest. jean? >> reporter: raj, the san francisco board of supervisors voted to deny an environmental appeal to the google bus program. right now, some of those shuttles stop where they want, when they want. the clash between so-called google buss and people in san francisco who want them off the road moves into the san francisco board of supervisors chamber. >> the shuttles block the mipi stops and the muni buses have to go out in the street. >> i have to fight with these pirate buses every morning to

witnesses say vandals wearing hoodies upended three other smart cars and one victim was living here for 20 years and said there is an association between smart cars and new wealth coming into the city. >> the smart car and this is linkedin people's mine but we only have owned this for six months but you get negative comments. >> others believe they targeted because they are small can easy to tip over. this was overturned in vancouver in 2011. >> hard to believe it is it will early april. >> a rebound from where we were with the rain for about ten days. here is live doppler 7 hd, it is dry this o and a few low clouds along the coast and high clouds starting to roll in and we are city going to have a prosecute of sunshine today and a high u.v. index so you forgot the sunscreen yesterday and working outside a little red today better fine something stronger. mold spores are moderate and grass and weed pollen are low but the tremendous pollen will get you today in the high category. the next 12 hours we have fog along the coast and otherwise it is sunny by 7:00, and the sun is coming up at 1

dressed in jeans, a hoodi expe expe -- and jogging shoes he got to the airport before 1:00 a.m. >> i am surprised how he even is get together airport and fly here to there and not even -- even for a few minutes it is so hard. i don't know how she thinking about. >> once on the ground in now we, medics checked him out, but decided to airlift him to oahu and then drove to a hospital in honolulu for observation. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> the head of aviation at mineta san jose told the mercury news that they will wait for a federal investigation before deciding what if any security changes need to be made. the breech is the fourth in the u.s. in the last five years. he wants an audit on the per rim at the security at all of the nation's airports. >> what we need to do is look at these airports and start with the ones that were breached and see if they are more porous than they should be and see what is the culture on the ground among the employees. >> federal regulators have not conducted an audit since 2009. we will continue to follow this developing story on air and on-line, a

liz, they are looking for a group of young men, teenagers or in their early 20s all wearing dark hoodies and they robbed each of their victims at gunpoint on the street. all five armed robberies happened on the south side of brentwood between 8:18 and 9:35 last night. two of the victims, a neighbor tells us, is 13-year-old boys leaving the mcdonalds on balfour walking home. one of them was sprayed in the face with pepper spray and they took the other's cell phone. most of the attacks were on residential streets. they were armed with semiautomatic handguns and robbed the victims of personal items. nobody was hurt other than one with an injured knee. >> you are just in awe because it never happens. you have to be aware of your surroundings. >> reporter: the witnesses did not get a good look at the suspect vehicle. they describe it as a dark sedan that is either a dodge charger or a mazda. reporting live, joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> people in san jose are fed up with the rise of violent crimes, burglaries, and gang activities. so a group called pact, people acting in the community together, is

vandal also:00 up ended 3 other smart car overnight and witness say wearing dark hoodie. one victim in the city for 20 yerts says there is an association between smart cars and wealth come into the city. >> smart car and the gentrification san francisco are linked in some people mind. funny because only owned it for like 6 months but you get a lot of negative comments about them. >> others believe smart cars are targeted simply because they are small and easy to tip over this one was overturned in vancouver in 2011. >> police hope you can help find a man detectives believe might be linked to murder. investigators say this sketch that we show you here resemble a man called person of interest. this comes after hiker discovered a man body in the loma verdict open space on saturday. the victim was now identified as 29-year-old jim if poed and not say how he was killed. >> investigators have changed the focus of the search for missing menlo park woman. captured this photo of this woman at mount tamalpiais parking lot march 30. search called off after crew found in trace of her

you see this man wearing a hoodie walk right up to this window where the bank clerk is holding some cashat robber immediately pulls out a gun, points at her, demands money. she hands over what she's got and he gets away and it seemed like an easy robbery or so he thought because the next day he went back with an accomplice to pull it off. >> at the same bank. does he get caught? i hope he gets caught. >> same exact thing. walk right up to the window. both of them point the gun at the clerk, but in this case the clerk gets under the counter pushes the panic button. they are able to get away. >> it's too bad the panic button doesn't lock that door. >> but eventually they were apprehended and they confessed to all of the robberies. sadly, one of those guys was a minor which sucks at such an early age they are already starting this behavior. >>> we've seen lots of videos like this one. people going head to head with border patrol agents. >> tell me, sir, are you a u.s. sit zencitize m i being detained? >> excuse me? >> are you detaining me? >> are you one of those guys? more citizens should

. >> reporter: one witness provided the license plate of a man in a green sedan wearing a hoodie, a ski mask, and sunglasses. that plate led to whittaker. officers also connected bullets and shell casings used in the shooting to a .380-caliber handgun later found at the suspect's home. chris shurmantine is the first motorist whittaker is charged with shooting. >> the pain was the worst i ever felt in my life. it felt like somebody hit me with a baseball bat over and over again in the back of my leg. >> reporter: a bullet went through one leg and is still lodged in the other. his driver side door blocked a second shot. >> if that bullet went all the way through my door, under my handle, i probably wouldn't be here talking to you guys right now. it kind of sends chills. i almost died. >> reporter: police had been tracking whittaker for a week before the arrest, and during that time, they say he tried unsuccessfully to buy yet another gun. jeff. >> manuel bojorquez, thank you. it is the most solemn day on the christian calendar, good friday. in st. peter's bascilica in rome, pope francis w

. >> i hope she's back in that pink hoodie. >>> buckle up because this helicopter ride is about to get crazy. >> look at the height. >> looks like an accident. >> doesn't it? >> all the stunts that will throw you for a loop. and these fifth graders dive right into their talent show performance. >> they're doing the synchronized swimming routine. >> see the skills that have the crowd going wild. >> right. >>> well, this looks like a flat out planned hit caught on camera in the upper kensington park in philadelphia. there's your suspect in the guy that looks like a sweat suit with his hood up outside this grocery store. walking around on the sidewalk. this dude has a plan. eventually this person here comes out of that little corner store. that's the 21-year-old victim. looks like they have a conversation and the suspect pulls out a gun and this guy is shot five times. people on the street scurry out of there. >> that's in broad daylight. >> absolutely. you didn't see these guys get in some sort of argument. to mes this guy had to know that guy was there and went after him because as soon

we have a lot of hoodies in the stand tone. temperatures in the 40's around santa rosa and cloverdale and the rest of us in the low-to-mid 50's and the coast will be in the mid-to-upper 40's. here is what i am looking at: high pressure is pinched by the stationery front to the north and it is shift east and the warmest weather is inland as the sea breeze takes over and we will get a reprieve tomorrow and the area of low pressure is going to enhance the sea breeze so check out our temperatures, they go up a degree or two tomorrow and drop down on friday and through saturday, sunday, monday, and tuesday they are close to average but not so cool as the 66. that is the recurring theme in the seven-day outlook, warmer tomorrow, most areas see the sunshine quick we, we are cooler on friday through the weekend, but, still, a little bit above average and dry all seven days. enjoy the sunshine. it will be hard to see had today. >> we have a new study that shows more women stay home full time to raise their children because it is too tou

notice this guy comes in with the hoodie, hands in his pocket. according to authorities he went up to purchase something but as soon as the cash register opens, they say he flashed a knife. now you can't see it here and the clerk doesn't look like he's disturbed but he gives the man what police say he demanded which was the money. he hands him several wads of cash, undisclosed amount of money. he even lifts up the cash register drawer to make sure there was nothing hidden underneath and walks away. >> no kidding. when this guy leaned over to look in the cash register why didn't the guy thump him on the back of the head. >> sometimes this is is what they're told to do. >> it's man versus mystery sea creature. >> whatever is in the water is pulling hard and it is a big one. >> the surprise at the end of the long struggle. and a traffic jam proves no problem for this rider because -- >> once the bike gets around the van. >> see how he takes off like a bat out of hell. [dad] [laughs] [boy] mom! [mom] yes? [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom and dad] [laughi

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vandal also:00 up ended 3 other smart car overnight and witness say wearing dark hoodie. one victim in the city for 20 yerts says there is an association between smart cars and wealth come into the city. >> smart car and the gentrification san francisco are linked in some people mind. funny because only owned it for like 6 months but you get a lot of negative comments about them. >> others believe smart cars are targeted simply because they are small and easy to tip over this one was overturned in vancouver in 2011. >> police hope you can help find a man detectives believe might be linked to murder. investigators say this sketch that we show you here resemble a man called person of interest. this comes after hiker discovered a man body in the loma verdict open space on saturday. the victim was now identified as 29-year-old jim if poed and not say how he was killed. >> investigators have changed the focus of the search for missing menlo park woman. captured this photo of this woman at mount tamalpiais parking lot march 30. search called off after crew found in trace of her

vandal also:00 up ended 3 other smart car overnight and witness say wearing dark hoodie. one victim in the city for 20 yerts says there is an association between smart cars and wealth come into the city. >> smart car and the gentrification san francisco are linked in some people mind. funny because only owned it for like 6 months but you get a lot of negative comments about them. >> others believe smart cars are targeted simply because they are small and easy to tip over this one was overturned in vancouver in 2011. >> police hope you can help find a man detectives believe might be linked to murder. investigators say this sketch that we show you here resemble a man called person of interest. this comes after hiker discovered a man body in the loma verdict open space on saturday. the victim was now identified as 29-year-old jim if poed and not say how he was killed. >> investigators have changed the focus of the search for missing menlo park woman. captured this photo of this woman at mount tamalpiais parking lot march 30. search called off after crew found in trace of her

but witnesses reported seeing six to eight people overnight with hoodies on turning cars over, one on sweeney and bodan, that one landed on its back, and another on its roof, that's across interstate 280 where neighbors say they actually didn't hear a commotion when the calls started coming in at 1:00 to police. a third smart car was tipped over on its side. is it a spring break prank or fad? this is written about in other numbers saying canada, something people do. they tip these cars over. but why here, why now? that's unclear. but it did happen outside dan gomez's door. >> i think it's probably a bunch of pranksters, really. i mean, i don't know. it sounds kind of weird, rely. here's a smart car right here. i mean, i guess three or four guys can roll one of those things over. but i don't know why. why you would want to do that. >> at this point, we don't know the intent, but all three cases are being investigated as felony vandalism. if convicted, they could face jail and fines. so right now we're looking to identify the suspects. >> reporter: now, a smart car actually drove by in

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they were wearing hoodies but that's all we know. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we'll check back for an update soon. >>> new details are emerging about a suspicious man seen lurking around a san leandro school. he's suspected of lewd behavior at dayton elementary. tara moriarty is live from the school where we're learning a grandmother actually caught the man in the act. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. the man was seen peering at a kindergarten class and touching himself inappropriately. this was so brazen because apparently it was happening feet from parents who were standing by waiting to pick their children up from school. this happened wednesday afternoon around 1:45. a grandmother noticed a suspicious man standing in the main school hallway here at 1500 daytop avenue. the witness says that he was looking through a window into a patio area where kindergarteners were playing and appeared to be touching himself. when the man saw the witness looking at him, he walked off camp

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one of them from a woman who was suspicious when she saw whitaker wearing a hoodie and a mask in 70-degree weather. she recorded his license plate. another man found a bag of bullets. cops locating whitaker's fingerprints on the bag. police say whitaker first claimed to have little knowledge of the shootings, but they say he then changed his story, claiming he was actually one of the highway shootings' victims. when he was taken into custody, you must have felt relieved. >> very relieved, and better about driving into work. >> reporter: and he like so many others, wondering why anyone would want to terrorize these roads. still no word on any possible motive. >> thank you. >>> and now, a headline, the 7.2 earthquake near acapulco, mexico. families there to celebrate easter and spring break. coming just weeks after the other big quake in california. so many wondering tonight what's going on. here's david wright. >> reporter: this morning's sudden jolt near acapulco, big enough to sound the alarms in mexico city. people scurrying out of their buildings. plenty of frayed nerves, but no reports

dressed in jeans, a hoodi expe expe -- and jogging shoes he got to the airport before 1:00 a.m. >> irprised how he even is get together airport and fly here to there and not even -- even for a few minutes it is so hard. i don't know how she thinking about. >> once on the ground in now we, medics checked him out, but decided to airlift him to oahu and then drove to a hospital in honolulu for observation. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> the head of aviation at mineta san jose the mercury news that they will wait for a federal investigation before deciding what if any security changes need to be made. the breech is the fourth in the u.s. in the last five years. he wants an audit on the per rim at the security at all of the nation's airports. >> what we need to do is look at these airports and start with the ones that were breached and see if they are more porous than they should be and see what is the culture on the ground among the employees. >> federal regulators have not conducted an audit since 2009. we will continue to follow this developing story on air and on-line, and our repo

brandon says all he could see was a group of men perhaps eight of them wearing hoodies. >> i thought they looked like they were up to no good and then sure enough, they walk up to this smart car right here all huddled around it and then just lift it up and set it on it side. >> reporter: hard to believe? canadians wouldn't be surprised. they have had their own smar car vandalism sprees over the years. this shows how six guys to easily handle this 1600-pound car. >> i said we should put it back. don't put it back because the owner won't know what happened. i am the owner. >> i don't know. i want to say i feel violated but i don't really care. having lived in san francisco for as long as i have, i have come to expect random acts of violence and mayhem. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> time for weather now. and i guess today is the day of the week, huh? >> yeah. this is it. after this things begin to change. things won't be bad but temperatures will cool down. today probably the peak of the heat. out the door we have nice temperatures. a few clouds though floating across our skies