in an unrelated case, del judas is also charged with four counts of attempted murder.too has pled not guilty. >> right now i've been down for two and a half years. but i'm not taking no double digit, you know. i'm trying to get them down to the lowest number they can. if it's possible. but if not, i'll go to try. to me, it's nothing. >> though both men say they are innocent of their latest charges, they admit that crime has long been a part of their lives. >> i was running the street at 7 years old, breaking into the cars, already doing hell of [ bleep ] and drinking and smoking. >> we were on the streets all the time. we wasn't in school. i dropped out when i was in seventh grade. i'm close to making close to $1,300, $1,400 a day. i'm not to go back to get $1,300 a week, every two weeks, you know what i mean, and breaking my back? i'm not used to all of that. >> but del judas says if he beats his charges, he plans to lead a simpler life. >> i've had time to ponder all my life, man, and i'm ready, me, personally, i think i'm ready to change. i'm going to start up a lit

i get them what they need. >> del judas' routine, however, is about to change.ts of attempted murder, took 12 years -- well, it was basically 11 years, 8 months. hopefully, if i get all my back time, i'll end up going 7 1/2 more years, hopefully. i have a lot of thinking to do. a lot of decision making. and realized a lot of things, such as family. i hurt my mom a lot. you know, she's got a lot of kids. she's got three sons and we all in jail. and i'm the youngest. so, you know, it hurts her. i've never been to prison. hopefully i make the best of it, you know? i made the best of it here. >> taryn stout-barstow has made the best of her 90 days at santa rita as well. >> i'm really happy with the results here at the santa rita jail. we have good stuff going on. >> stout-barstow was convicted of child endangerment after police found her acting erratically at an electronics store with her 6-year-old son in tow. before jail, stout-barstow worked as a stripper, whose stage name was nicki. >> i actually started out when i was 17 in alaska, dancing. stripping, actually.

y como muestra de agradecimiento, preguntanos como puedes obtener esta exclusiva medalla de san judas que mantengas a los niÑos de st. jude en tus pensamientos y oraciones y recuerdes que estas ayudando a st. jude a salvar vidas. >> no hay que ser ricos ni nada por el estilo, solamente el deseo de ayudar. >> hay una parte en la escritura que dice: y esto que ustedes hacen por uno de estos pequeÑos, lo estan haciendo por mi. como gente creyente que somos, debemos de practicar lo que creemos y poner la fe en obras. >> anunciador: por favor, marca el numero en tu pantalla y conviertete en un angel de esperanza de st. jude, ahora mismo. >> gracias a la ayuda de familias como la tuya, st. jude ha ayudado a triplicar la cantidad de niÑos que sobreviven al cancer. lamentablemente, no todos los pacientes logran ganar su batalla contra el cancer. la leucemia ataco a este pequeÑo bebe cuando solo tenia 18 meses de vida. >> ian fue un niÑo muy, muy especial. para mi fue un maestro de amor. >> luis: cuando ian llego a st. jude, los medicos inmediatamente evaluaron su condicion de salud y empezaro

. >> it's happened tonight a juda and 46th street in the sunset district. john, take us through it. >> reporter: right now firefighters and police officers are here. they will be here for the nec several hours. the center of activity is around the western sunset grocery market. it sustained damage when this device was detonated at a quarter to 9:00 tonight. there was significant damage into that grocery. plaster came off, walls were broken. windows were shattered. the explosion happened in a house behind the grocery store. a residents of the house died some time ago. family members were showing up to remove items when they saw something that looked suspicious. they had qualms and called police at 6:00 tonight and the bomb squad showed up. police say there were some evacuations in the area and the neighborhood. we talked to one gentleman who was evacuated from a restaurant across the street. >> once we got outside, they asked us to move down some and you hear a big explosion. they had already told us there was a bomb carry and everybody was kind of shook. >>

nobody was hurt. 46th avenue and juda street remain closed tonight. in fact, service has been redirected because of the police and fire activity that's going on here at the scene. they will be here for several more hours tonight. live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. developing news where a brush fire continues to burn on bu m kimball island near antioch. the fire started around 2:30 this afternoon destroying structures and forcing evacuations. >> reporter: every while you while you can see the glow from the fire behind me. this is the dock where the firefighters left. they went over there to protect the cabins used by duck hunters. they have this fire mostly under control. at the time you can see the fire for miles way. cal fire helicopter kept the flames at bay while 11 people were evacuated in the delta near anti antioch. wind gusts spread the fire to several spots on the island. >> we got lucky. it went right around ours. it went behind the cabins then. >> reporter: there's no official cause. he says his neighbor discovered a squatter

nobody was hurt. 46th avenue and juda street remain closed tonight. in fact, service has been redirected because of the police and fire activity that's going on here at the scene. they will be here for several more hours tonight. live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. developing news where a brush fire continues to burn on k kimball island near antioch. the fire started around 2:30 this afternoon destroying structures and forcing evacuations. >> reporter: every once in a while you can see the glow from the fire behind me. this is the dock where the firefighters left. they went over there to protect the cabins used by duck hunters. they have this fire mostly under control. at the time you can see the fire for miles way. cal fire helicopter kept the flames at bay while 11 people were evacuated in the delta near anti antioch. wind gusts spread the fire to several spots on the island. >> we got lucky. it went right around ours. it went behind the cabins then. >> reporter: there's no official cause. he says his neighbor discovered a squatter liv

for us tells us that it was actually a liquor store that sustained some damage here near 46th and juda. we'll see if we can see that for ourselves. we'll bring you more details as we get them. at this point, there's no danger to the public. no one is injured, but a suspicious device was detonated and caused some problems. >> all right, we'll have more at 11:00 on kpix5, thank you. >>> the cbs news has obtained exclusive video of the asiana flight 214. it's from the firefighters themselves as they race to the burning wreckage at sfo. most importantly, this new video shows us what those emergency responders saw when they got there. including the teenage girl who would ultimately be killed by a fire truck. >> you're looking at video taken from a camera that was mounted on the helmet of a san francisco firefighter responding to the asiana crash. >> don't go in there. anybody goes in there, they are dead. >> from that video and a camera mounted on a fire truck, firefighters did notice 16-year- old, juan, lying on the ground beside the plane. and when she was spotted, drivers were warned to

from a place set out to the side he was standing right on line between the border of kyrgyzstan and judas and dust the shooting stopped in you can do though. an easy game in this the maze book based on six kyrgyz border guards were wounded during the shoot out two of them are now on the bike and regional hospital three seriously injured officers were taken to the national hospital in bishkek. moreover sixty one received injuries from that huge exciting leaders of the border service in the government's with about ten regions. immediately after the incident ended up on the road tunes little enclave an ox eyes closed additional armed forces in subdivisions of the ministry of internal affairs had been attached to the border from two sides we to understand the causes of the incident we should conduct a thorough investigation of the incident together with our colleagues from the rain to take a stand and only after that the border will open. coming on checkpoints on the perimeter of the border between kyrgyzstan and does exist and are close. interim agreement with the un on the nuclear program o

another news hour from doha and our top story, taking the fight to south sudan's capitol and marching on judailled three people. new york declares a state of emergency, as a huge snowstorm hits the united states. and packing

the two faces that caused him most difficulty were those of judas and of christ, and at one point hewas doubtful that he could even complete the head of christ. as it is, he left it unfinished. more than a century later, rembrandt, who never saw the original, drew it from copies. although leonardo only left behind him a handful of masterpieces, their influence has made itself felt all over the world. taking models from real life was a characteristic of leonardo, and his notebooks are filled with a variety of faces-- some beautiful and some grotesque. when leonardo applied his artistic genius to his scientific observations, the results were meticulously accurate. his anatomical studies, for example, are still used even in medical schools today. many of these drawings are now in the royal library collection at windsor castle. dr. kenneth keel, who is an authority on these anatomical drawings, commented on them. keel: leonardo's anatomical explorations really are comparable to those of columbus, in the sense that leonardo explored the microcosm that is this small world of the body at th

you talk about a compound with over 1000 people and only 12 people are allowed to leave per day, and judas and several of those will be the ambassador making several trips, then ultimately it doesn't do you much good to have that in a foreign-language as the state department often calculate. so ultimately that is a problem. that said, without a doubt the united states has a problem with language fluency, and this is one of the reasons why the pentagon has graded a program in order to give much more rigorous like which training. but, you know, the old joke, what do you call someone who speaks three languages? trilingual. to lead which is, i lingual. one like which, american. there's a question up here. >> i'm from iran. in terms of iran you are saying that negotiations -- [inaudible] my question is what is your specific recommendation? if you were in the white house over barack obama, what do you do regarding to find good deed or maybe more sanction or something like that? second question, for example, in 1970 americans had indeed been to china. in late 1980 reagan had a deal with russia. i

another news hour from doha and our top story, taking the fight to south sudan's capitol and marching on judaey killed three people. new york declares a state of emergency, as a huge snowstorm hits the united states. and packing a punch and why obesity is a problem in the developing world. ♪ the united nations say rebels in south sudan are marching on the capitol and as cease fire talks get underway in neighboring ethiopia and the u.s. embassy is evacuating all nonessential staff from the city and let's get straight over and talk about this in the capitol duba and mohamed what is the latest there, how far away are the rebel soldiers? >> well, according to officials of the united nations, rebels are 150 kilometers away at a town called mcwhite and this is 150 kilometers north of duba and it's causing jitters here in duba particularly among the diplomatic community with the american embassy and they are taking nonessential staff from dub and and asking any of the citizens in duba to make it to the airport so they can be provided with flight out of town. however, a spokesman for the presidency w

don't come to me for a reference, judas! his mother was right.not have named him that. >> all right. with us now, chief white house correspondent for politicpolitie allen here with the "morning playbook." we have a must read from peggy newton. read in a second. one of the lead stories is inside look, mike, at christie aide david wildstein. tell us about it. >> yeah. our reporter alex worked for him back in the day when he was on the website -- worked on the website politicker and now alex covers senate and house races for us. he said that david was a very odd wasp, that he would stare at you when he was asking you questions. big guy. loud around the office. and what it showed was this was someone who has played all sorts of games in politics and before he got into the christie inner circle, also played a little bit on the journalistic side which is why he should have been able to see part of what was coming. so much this was foreseeable for those people who were involved and we see the threads on the sweater continuing to be pulled. democrats and

now we'll see caleb and lee rye within judas. >> lee rye means -- levi means connected. our children and families and lives. >> we have caleb and that means to be faithful. >> caleb originates in hebrew, kaleb with a k. it means faithful and loyal service. that's what what he want in all of our sons. that's a name symbolizing strong connection in faith and loyalty. report report let's talk about the ladies. naomi and judith. >> naomi is a lovely name. it means warm and friendly and pleasant. >> like naomi campbell. >> sugar and sweetness we want in our baby girls. >> "killing jesus," billy riley's big back that has been flying off the shelves and the bible mini series we have seen on television. what does it say for our thirst for interest in it. >> we are looking at parents taking the reins and instilling values of in their children. fundamental core values of good and bad, right and wrong. no matter which direction they go and what they do in troubling times they will be able to draw on these values, good and bad, right and wrong. >> what do you cover on your website,

you'll see it in different stores and we have my son juda.>> hi. >> she is wearing boots for $160. they're way cool looking. >> they are. it almost looks like a wet suit for surfing. >> yeah and the kid rocket ones for $65. you know you have kids they want to be outside skiing, sledding. this is the most important investment. >> and keep them warm and dry. and most of you have your hats or hoods on. >> you just turned 28 today. >> happy birthday. >> she is wearing a squall hat and you have to see these gloves from north face. >> love the touch gloves. they're so practical. >> and a scarf from uniglow. >> we have given to folks out here these things. the hard warmers. >> and our audience. come on over. tell me what you got. >> also great to have too. we have to leave it there but lots of good tips for us. we can sit out here all day and stay cozy. just ahead, how to calculate your actual fitness age. after your local news and weather. i'm peggy bunker. the family of jahi mcmath and the children'sçó hospital oakla d the family wants an order to