police have identified 26-year- old kevin jordan of oakland as a suspect for some of these burglariesstanding warrants. >> we suspect this mr. jordan is a part of a bigger group that's working along that corridor, targeting business people. they're in the area, either from the area. they're in cars, going to a meeting. typically people in a hurry. >> reporter: smash and grab burglaries happen in seconds. oftentimes the thieves are casing parking lot, looking for those items of value. we spoke to people this morning about that, and this is what one man had to to. >> you left nit your car? . >> yeah. >> reporter: the suspect kevin jordan was actually spotted by police yesterday. they made contact with him, but he ran away, and if you have any information on him, police would like to hear from you. back to you. >> all right. georgia mean dela v,ga, thank you. >>> san francisco police say they're going to monitor the man who was detained and then released in connection to those body parts that were found in a suitcase. fifty-nine-year-old mark andres left the jail tuesday night. prosecuto

police have identified 26-year- old kevin jordan of oakland as a suspect.two outstanding warrants. they believe he's part of a sophisticated crew that cases cars looking for specific item else. the area that has been hit hard is this first street corridor near 101 and brokaw. they're typically happening between 6 and 11:00 a.m. we spoke with one man staying in a hotel in the area that is being targeted. >> we always -- we don't ever leave bags in there. i keep my bags on me. you're in a new state, new town. everywhere we go, we're always in a new state, new town. not just here. everywhere. you got to watch out. >> reporter: police say the crime is happening fast. the thieves are smashing the windows, grabbing what they can in the car. they're looking for electronic, wall etc., watches. there are lot of restaurants and businesses in this area. so police do want locals to be aware, because they could become victims, too. it should serve as a reminder to always lock your car, keep valuables out of sight. back to you. >> live in san jose. thank you. talk to you

. >> they identified kevin jordan as a suspect. he is part of the organized theft crew. he was seen in the area yesterday but took off running. >>> san francisco's chinatown following the installation of a pedestrian safety program. the pedestrian enhancement program is an operation at sacramento and stockton streets. it is where scramble lights were activated last week. it's where an 87-year-old woman was killed by a driver as she crossed the street last september. the mayor says it will improve pedestrian safety as merchants prepare for chinese new year. >> everybody has come together for the safety of our residents and the visitors and the shoppers and to celebrate it that we have more of the ability of the small merchandise shop owners to be able to present their goods for the new years before the next new year chinese properly begins. >> it protects pedestrians for fast moving vehicles so they can have their own green light. >>> yesterday emergency medical technicians stocked them with supplies. joann says they are more efficient. she expects it to improve response

this man 26 year-old oakland resident kevin jordan is a suspect in several of the 53 smash and grab burglaries months many of them committed in broad daylight. police thought they had him cornered here and in this apartment complex on rosemary drive early wednesday but he escaped. most of the burglaries occurred between interstate 880 to the south and brokaw road to the north. the thieves looking for briefcases, as computers and other valuables left in their cars as easy targets police say >>reporter: to residents of the apartments where police were searching said they too were among the victims as police continued to search for kevin jordan on police say may be staying at a nearby hotel. police also said the numbers may be higher still as some fast go unreported because victims often traveling or on the way at a town in did not want to miss their flight >>reporter: were currently tracking to separate storm systems. the first will be arriving friday about 4:00 p.m.. thursday night and friday will we will have with a possible flooding. talking about an inch per hour of rain. putting on the road

who's believed to be responsible for 53 break-ins dating back to october of last year 26-year-old kevin jordan of oakland was almost captured by officers on a stakeout he ran and got away. police say he's responsible for the smash and grab style burglaries on a one mile stretch of north first street between i-880 and brokaw road. he's part of a burglary ring responsible for a number of other crimes too. >> new developments tonight in the arrest of a registered sex offender accused of molesting a young girl at a 99 cents only store near heyward. they've arrested 33-year-old car legal villazone in connection with the crime. he's the man who inappropriately touched an 8-year-old girl in the toy aisle of the store sunday afternoon the big break came when an oakland police sergeant ran a gps search on ankle bracelets. >> he had an ankle bracelet, put him in and about the 99 cent store, in about the time the crime occurred. >> he was convicted of a virtually identical crime that happened at a san leandro walmart store in 2010 in which another 8-year-old girl was molested. during that incident he was

. >> 26-year-old kevin jordan of oakland is a suspect. he has 2 outstanding wants and he's part of a sophisticated crew that cases nicer vehicles. the police made contact with him yesterdayed and he run away. police are looking for help in this case. back to the studio. >> thank you. >>> meantime, the sheriff's office arrested a man accused of sexual assaulting a little girl inside a 99-cent store in heyward. they confirmed he's the man you see in these images from inside the store when the attack occurred. the girl's mother was on another aisle at the store. >>> it is 7:07. state lawmakers will soon consider legislation to eliminate a personal belief exemption thallous parents in california to refuse to vaccinate their children. the current measles outbreak is unveiled yesterday, currently vaccinations are required to attend a california school. but parents can claim a personal belief or religious exemption if they don't want to vaccinate their children. under the new legislation, that will go away, leaving only exemptions for medical re

. >> reporter: detectives canvassed the area and identified this man. 26-year-old kevin jordan of oakland as a suspect. police believe he's part of a sophisticated crew. he's wanted on two outstanding warrants. >> they case the car, so they'll know. they'll watch the nicer cars and the cars they know have stuff in them. >> reporter: this san jose resident has heard about the rash of car burglaries. he says thieves are stolen the caps off of his car wheels. >> you don't know when you're going to get hit. they'll hit you sometimes when you least expect it. >> reporter: at least one motel now has signs posted, alerting visitors to lock their doors and remove valuables from plain sight. again, police say if you've seen this man, to call 911. he has distinctive tatoos on his face. he was seen in this area this morning, but took off running. in san jose, azenith smith, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the bay area man on trial in new york for operating the black market silk road website was convicted on all counts. he was declaredle guilty on seven counts. the silk road site facilitated illegal drug d

san jose pd says 26-year-old kevin anthony jordan this man has been on a tear hitting cars since october. they say he works in an area on north first street between 880 and brokaw road and targets cars between 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. police were watching the area yesterday, saw jordan but he got away. call police if you know where he is. >>> a south bay stink has gotten so bad, there's now a lawsuit to clean up what some say is the culprit. residents in milpitas and fremont are banding together to sue newby island landfill. a law firm says the odor from the landfill is forcing people to stay inside and close their windows. the lawsuit is seeking damages for nearly 10,000 homes. newby island landfill says the stink is not from them. >>> in oakland, if you report illegal dumping you could get paid for your vigilance. the city is launching a new program to give rewards to witnesses of people dumping their furniture and trash. people can get up to half of all the penalties collected from the enforcement. >>> san francisco public defender is accusing police officers of misconduct for arresting her

they say 26-year-old kevin anthony jordan has been on a tear hitting cars since october. they say he works in an area of north first street between interstate 880 and brokaw road and targets cars between the hours of 6 a.m. and 11 a.m. police were watching the area yesterday and saw jordan but he got away. call police if you know where he is. >>> a warning tonight for students after a woman was sexual assaulted on the san francisco state campus. the attack happened just after midnight not too far from the quad. the victim says that the suspect grabbed her from behind, pulled her into the bushes and pressed a sharp object against her. when she started to cry, she says the attacker told her to shut up and he ran off. she thinks that she was followed because she spotted the suspect minutes earlier by the student center. >>> a san francisco public defender is accusing police officers of misconduct for arresting her outside the courtroom. jami tillotson wanted to know why the officers were photographing her client. she was arrested accused of obstructing police. yesterday, pol

bird the reasons and was the airport police are looking for this man in connection with 26 wrote kevin jordandnesday police thought they had him cornered an apartment complex they got away this is the jordan may belong to approve of sea its response will for several of the 53 reported all burglaries on the airport from san jose mineta police say in this half of burglaries' happened in broad daylight and is looking for briefcases and electronics and other valuables in plain sight. >>james: still ahead the warriors show no signs of slowing down we have more on staff perry big night was also a friend or get involved in a lawsuit to stop the oakland a's moved to san jose. bulldog: what's this? mattress discounters presidents day sale ending? but mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! comforpedic... icomfort... posturepedic hybrid... and wow! get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! and, get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. the presidents day sale is ending soon! ♪ mattre

jordan pilot. the united states is shifting more assets in iraq. is this the arab awakening that the pentagon and others waited for. that is what kevinren said in his most recent column. the real revenge is what's yet to come. jordan boasts the elite special operation forces in the world and for years fought alongside american operators and having been trade and equipped and paid for in part by the u.s. kevin baron, kevin explain how formidable the jordan military is. the amount of tanks and aircraft and how will that translate in king abdullah's decision to retaliate? >> jordan is a country that military outsizes the size of the population. the aircraft are flying ahead. and they are claim to the iraqi media 55 isis killed earlier today. but what i pointed out not the traditional heavy artillery and mechanicized weapon that you would expect for the arab states to do a gulf desert war. it is counsellor terrorism forces that could be the xha extra catalyst that the pentagon is hoping for. this goes back to at this time strategy of building partner capacity and it is how the pentagon trained up the colombias to be an exporter of securi

the spokesman for the king tonight said jordan's response would be earth shaking and that could begin with several executions at dawn. >> thanks, kevin. my next guest also met with jordan's king abdullah today. he served as a commander are of s.e.a.l. team six. congressman ryan zekes join us right now. you want a congressional authorization for the use of force and your args is that the president's strategy of air strikes alone is will not work? >> it will not work and you've heard the president's dments. he has yet to see the words islamic terrorist organizations. first we have to identify what we're fighting separated from mainstream and yes it will take troops on the ground in the form of logistics medical supplies, ammunition fuel, and special operations forces. this is not new. air operations alone will not be effective against isis. >> i want to first go back to the map that i showed in the last segment congressman. the president was asked very specifically. he was told that isis has gained territory. this is a map of the area of influence. we had control of most of that territory when he became president of the united states.

jordan taking their outrage to thecxsx streets. so is this the moment the pentagon has been waiting for? joining us now defense one kevin. today.?!= jordan's retaliation is the real arab awakening th:gé6 pentagon has been waiting for. what do you mean by that? >> the pentagon strategy for everything in the world is to try to get over other military to do theé#ekr fighting for themselves. this is the lesson after iraq and afghanistan. >> starting to i guess in ú=5 places. just don'tá = think of middle east thailand,'@ big success story o this the pentagon points;ha6d often. jordan wa!k7s particular to the middlekh for special operations and counter terrorism. the kind of stuff we are likely to see going< because of this event. they have elite training center there that the u.s. army built and funded and all the top generals about2gc five years ago]hm made their way through it toum5÷+9zfx give it their blessing. a place where the afghans and iraqis were going to goÉga train. everyone else in the region this is king abdullah. is he a special operator himself and likes to associate himself and)gh'%e pentagon loves and they ha

setting off protests all this as the president prepares to sit down with the king of jordan in an hour from now. kevin house with the fast-changing story. kevin? >> reporter: as you mentioned outrage all over the world tonight after the vicious murder of a pilot from jordan. isis responsible burning this young man alive. king abdullah expected to be here at the white house within the next couple hours. we had pictures of that. king abdullah said i pilot was killed in defense of his religion. his countryman and islamic nation, as you pointed out and i think accurately so there is huge, huge pressure in the middle east. a lot of people in iman and in the regein jordan are discouraged as we have. >> thank you very much. tony shafer said jordanians are ticked at us for not doing enough. that could come up in the meeting in about an hour. here's what i don't understand. it's happening in their backyard. how is it that we are to blame? >> we are in-to-blame in a way we could have acted much earlier. we knew this was coming. we knew this two years ago. secondly, to circle back with what was said earlier. thi

jordan 26 and 18, stout! >>> russell westbrook and kevin durant ready to get the second half of the season started.vericks and thunder. first quarter. monta ellis. chandler parsons in poor defensive possession. westbrook takes advantage. right at the rim. attacks it hard. watch it again. mavericks are like, duh, we should have guarded him. >> yeah. >> fourth quarter, thunder up 12. gets to the rim. and they're still like, yeah, we should have guarded him. kevin durant comes off the floor limping. he had issues at the all-star game. says he'll be all right. just a little sore. thunder win, westbrook, 34 points, 10 assists. >> do you get the sense that no matter what you played in the schoolyard, russell westbrook would have been the first pick? >> absolutely. >> let's play basketball. i'll take russell. kickball i'll take russ. football. russell. that's all we got, back to you. >> heard he was amazing at jai alai. >>> up next in "the pulse." the one month the white house consistently spells wrong. >>> and what a guy found in his stew worth tens of thousands of dollars. introducing new flonase allerg

kevin, thank you. jenna: shepard smith is in aman, jordan right now. he'll be reporting there throughout the day and we'll hopefully bring him to you shortly for the very latest on the ground there. in the meantime we want to move back to capitol hill. the president's choice for the next secretary of defense is answering very tough questions today there. ashton carter is widely expected to be confirmed by the senate to replace outgoing secretary chuck hagel. we're following this hearing at the capitol. mike? >> so far lawmakers have been very respectful of dr. carter and wondering how he'll handle president obama and his political advisers. carter says that if confirmed, he'll give the president the best probably military advice but as kevin alluded to earlier in his report, there have been early questions about whether carter believes that the administration has an effective strategy to deal with defeating isis. >> we believe we have a strategy at this time. i believe i understand our strategy at this time mr. chairman. i also have the intention, agai

jordan burgess, whoa. everybody get out of the way. tight game in the first half. here's some good colonial defense. kevin larson with the steal. her end. we got a tie ball game at the half. vcu pulling away late. jaiquawn lewis. a little bump and grind, nothing wrong with it. buddy jordan burgess on swat patrol. get out of here. gw falls. frank han han with more from the smith center. >> george washington they're very much on the ncaa bubble after a tough loss to vcu. >> i think coach has done a phenomenal job with this program. they only have one senior. those guys are continuing to get better. i think the future is really bright here and, you know, they're having a good year. >> we have losses the last couple of games. we got together. we talked. we were feeling good. we were positive about the game and we thought we were going to give it all during the game but the outcome is not what we wanted. >> it's all about defense. we lost the game onthe defensive end of the court w. drove in, we'd score and they're wide open for 3 again. we didn't have guys on the bench that could play at this level. >> may make some changes in the s

"on the record" taking from the white house to jordan and expert analysis you will only see right here. we start with kevin at the white house. kevin. >> good evening. a very strong indication of the importance of the relationship. not just between the two countries, the u.s. and jordan but also between the two men who lead those nations. president barack obama and the king of jordan, king abdullah, meeting here within the hour inside the oval office. despite the fact that the men met as recently as december 5th, they are meeting once again on a day in which the jordanian people are suffering. they are in mourning after the death as you pointed out of a young pilot. he was burned alive in isis video posted online and shown throughout the world. a devastating reminder of just what these people are all about. now, the king earlier today did meet with members of congress and while he was there, he made point to tell his people that this young man died for his country men, for his religion and for the islamic nation of jordan. important to keep that in mind. also another spokesman for the king saying that jord

jordan's response would be strong, decisive, even earth shaking. as you pointed out, sean that could begin with several executions at dawn. >> thanks, kevin.y next guest also met with king abdullah today. a veteran of the u.s. navy and served as a commander of s.e.a.l. team six, and joint special forces in are iraqi freedom. congressman, thank you for being with us. you won an authorization, a congressional authorization for the use of force, and your argument is that the president's strategy of air strikes alone is not working, and will not work. >> it won't work. >> it will work or won't work? >> it will not work. you heard the president's comments, he has yet to say the words islamic terrorist organizations. so first we have to identify what we're fighting. separated from mainstream. and yes, it will take troops on the ground in the form of logistics, medical supplies ammunition, fuel and special operations forces. this is not new. air operations alone will not be effective against isis. >> i want to first go back to the map that i showed in the last segment, congressman. the president was asked very specifically, he was told that, hey,

kevin larsen with the steal and finish. gw is up two. second half now. the scoreboard is wrong. rams actually up 48-47. until jordan burgess buries this three pointer. vcu up four. later in the half gw down seven. more tough defense. many the junior with a nice finish. he had a game high 22 points. gw within five. but vcu bringing it right back down the court. melvin johnson knocks down the three pointer. vcu snaps gw's 12-game home winning streak and take this one 79-66 with more from the smith center here's diana russini. >> jason, george washington unable to defend the 3s by vcu, but really their bigger problem now -- trying to make the ncaa tournament. >> we'll always have the tournament but i don't think our guys can handle the pressure thinking be a the ncaas and everything else so we went into this game to try to get better as a team. >> the atlantic 10 right now a bunch of people about the same. you sgloe gw is one of them and we're one of them, and there's not a whole lot of separation, and on any given day it's just, whichever team is able to, as you nedsaid make shots and be the aggressive. >> a mental b

boy, speaking of rolling, jordan burgess dunking over every george washington defender he can find. tight game in the first half. here's good colonial defense. kevin larson with the steal and the flush at the other end. so we're tied at the half. vcu pulling away late. look at lewis, nothing wrong with a little bump and grind, but the highlight's not done. at the other end, jordan burgess says no, no, no, no, no! i'm on swat patrol! gw falls 79-66. frank hanrahan has more from the smith center. >> reporter: hard to believe that for george washington, a team that lost for the first time at home, they have are very much on the ncaa bubble. >> i think coach has done a phenomenal job with this program. they only have one senior. those guys are continuing to get better, so i think the future is really bright here and, you know, they are having a good year. >> we got together, we talked, positive about the game and we thought we were going to give it up during the game, but the outcome is not what we wanted. >> to me, it's all about defense. we lost a game on the defensive end of the court. we drove in there, score and go back and they are wide open for

kevin strauss. he work on the case of the iraqi terrorist who was executed by jordan today. let me start with richard engel. the statement from jordan earth-shaking and decisive response. we're also hearing they plan to perhaps, execute more prisoners. >> jordan has to act. it has to do something to show its population that it is not allowing this kind of thing to happen without a decisive response from the jordanian government. isis clearly wants to break apart the coalition, particularly the arab members of the coalition who are joining the u.s.-led war against isis in iraq and syria. and so far, this execution, this learning has had the opposite impact. people are behind the monarchy there's been a steady stream of condemnations, not just in jordan but around the world. there's been criticism of leaders, especially islamic leaders, that they've been too silent and too slow to condemn isis. this time they've not been silent, they have not been slow. the leader of the oldest and arguably the most prestigious islamic university came out strongly against isis saying there is

jordan. the two men vowing to remain strong in the face of evil. >> thanks, kevin. >> so listen, there was atime with the president. i actually believe and i think other experts say that they killed him on january 3, but we're waiting on king abdullah to go to america which is important for others. the president of the united states you hope would stand up and willing to take action. can we find out what the other countries are doing? can we find out the ultimate goal if we have been making progress? can we see some of that? the big story this morning was the reaction from jordan. real quick, they hanged two terrorists that they had in their prison. adam kinzinger, who fights these wars weighed in on those events. >> it's middle east justice. this is how it's done there. i think when you're in the middle east and you're thinking differently than we think in the west frankly, this is the kind of response that says you're serious about destroying isis. i watched the video yesterday by the way. i wouldn't suggest -- it's every person's decision, but it was one of the most brutal things i've eve

kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >>> jordanagainst isis but who else will step up to the plate? ♪ >>> cycling right now, the jordanians are launching new air strikes against isis strongholds. good afternoon. i'm tower rayure. they're promising to wage a harsh war against these trufts. king abdullah paid tribute to that murdered air pilot today while war planes roared overhead in his honor. in syria, where officials tell nbc news that 20 jordanian f-16s launched air strikes against isis targets there. we just got an update via jordanian state tv. they vow to continue their

kevin baron of defense one. good morning. talk about the efforts of the u.s. against isis. guest: jordanoke up in a big way when one of their pilots was killed. it was the most horrific of videos that isis has put out. i wrote a piece this week saying that i think this is the awakening that the pentagon has been waiting for. there was the arab awakening and a social movement, but what the pentagon has been waiting for is the other cut these -- other countries pick out arms and fight for themselves. it has been a long training program of the pentagon, it is called holding partner capacity and they do it around the world. this may be the spark that gets another arab country involves. of all the countries, jordan was not one that ice is why do spark. as you saw from their own statements and response, they immediately went to arms, loaded up the jets and start fighting. i think we will see a lot more from them. host: u.s. central command putting out video yesterday from jordan in airstrikes. how much are they doing and what is the u.s. doing on these matters? guest: what you saw jordan doing

jordan's air force taking swift revenge on isis while the parents of the last united states hostage holdout hopes their daughter could be alive somewhere in syria. we're live in washington with the latest. kevinwhat do you know this morning? >> reporter: good morning to you. much of what you're going to see and hear over the coming days will begin to reflect what administration officials told me privately which is coalition forces be they jordanian or others will have the full support of american weight behind them, some of which you'll see obviously and much of what you will not. there lies the real argument on capitol hill. congressman michael mccall among those who are critical of the white house. he says they continue to fall well short of the mark. >> not enough and they never have. they won't even define the enemy for what it is, and that's radical islamist extreme i am. i believe the airstrikes have been limited. it is a policy containment, not a policy to degrade and destroy the enemy. i think if anything, the lighting on fire of this jordanian pilot will not galvanize, i hope the arab nations to fight isis. >> but john kerry says he's missing the point because the american approach i

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