she didn't know their son was kevin krim. >> they mentioned their children lived around the corner. and i knew them. >> many are young couple was children ready for halloween. nannies walk pushing strollers, ann ben yet told me this part is dubbed nanny valley. she knows all of them. but on weekends? >> i recognize kids but they're with they're parents. >> almost everyone i spoke with knew what happened to the family. >> of course it goes through your mind. and you just have to go with your gut. >> cleveland says she ask her friends take no chances they go through services, that helped them pick nannies. >> all nannies are prescreened so this can help you cut through some of the stuff you might not do. >> kevin krim heard the news from police who were waiting for him at the airport when he returned last night if a business trip. comcast and nbc issued a statement that says sadness we feel for the family is without measure. >> and we're going to talk to the owner of a nanny agency who wants to reassure parents that what happened in nork is rare. you're going to hear about precautions

their father kevin krim is a former yahoo executive who now works for cnbc. his wife came home last night with the couple's 3-year-old daughter and found 6-year-old lucia and 2-year-old leo stabbed to death in the bathtub. their nanny suffered what investigators are calling self- inflicted stab wounds. she remains in the hospital tonight. >> you could hear a lot of screaming. like panic screaming. >> kevin krim was a vice president at yahoo. >> a 66-year-old woman is facing prison time for embezzling more than $100,000 from a convent. linda gomez bought jewelry, high end cutlery and other high end items with a charge card. gomez pleaded guilty yesterday to 14 counts of wire fraud and 3 counts of mail fraud. >>> police are concerned a serial bank robber may get more aggressive. the man in this picture robbed a bank of america in sunny veil last week. it's one of six banks he is suspected of robbing. the man has not shown a weapon. bank of america is offering a $25,000 reward for information on a case. >> police say they arrested a man who allegedly set three s

kevin and marina krim sold their home just over a year ago there. kevin krim was a yahoo! executive and took a job with cnbc in new york. the company issued this statement saying, there are simply no words to convey the magnitude of this tragedy. what we can do is come together to express an unwavering support for a friend in need. marina krim's blog reveals what looks like a loving relationship between the krims and ortega. the family had recently spent time with the 50-year-old suspect and her family in the dominican republic. working moms say finding child care is one of the biggest challenges of parenting. >> it's the hardest thing i've probably ever had to do aside from having the baby. you know, leaving him. >> reporter: katie penn says references and background checks are a must, but gut instinct is key. >> there's plenty of people that i've interviewed that i knew like within the first ten minutes there was something wrong there. >> reporter: while there is no clear motive, they know ortega had financial problems and had recently sought counseling. police in new yo

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krim's husband, kevin krim, a digital media executive, was just returning from a business trip in san francisco. nannies and mothers we talked to say ortega committed the ultimate betrayal. >> i really feel like part of the family. the things that you could -- to think you could do that, not only to a child but a child you've been entrusted with is awful. >> you hear something like this and it just makes you rethink everything. >> reporter: detectives say so far they have no motive for the killing. they're looking into whether ortega got psychiatric help. yoselyn ortega, originally from the dominican republic, had worked for the krims two years. >> it's your nanny, someone that you have a relationship with. it's just -- it's very scary. >> reporter: carrie places hundreds of nannies with parents a year. she runs bay area business town and country resources. she advises parents to do background checks before hiring a nanny and afterward, continue to monitor her through asking questions of people who know her. >> has she complained about the position? have you ever gotten the sense she'

. >> reporter: it's worth noting that the father of the children is kevin krim. he is a cnbc employee. today the president of cnbc released this statement, in part, one of our own suffered an unimaginable loss yesterday. all of us at a cnbc and at nbc universal will be there for kev kevin, mar ina and their family. ida siegal, for nbc bay area news. >> ida, thank you. >>> another disturbing case, this time in the east bay. tonight two teenagers are behind bars, accused of robbing and killing a castro valley woman, then setting the woman's house on fire. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez has more on the suspects and the alleged murder plot. >> barbara was one of the most special people that i ever met. and she was always, always there for anyone that needed her. and she was very loving. >> reporter: friends and family of 58-year-old barbar latiolais can't believe someone the castro valley woman and her boyfriend trusted and tried to help is one of the teenagers accused of killing her. >> there is some absolute evil out there. and these two are evil to do something lik

a quick search online shows those parents, kevin and marina krim lived here about seven years before york city about a year ago. kevin worked as an executive for both yahoo! and bloomberg. currently he's a senior vp and general manager with cnbc based in new york. we do have a picture of the couple right here. we found this online, livewire.com. officials say kevin had just landed at jfk last night after leaving sfo in fact when he learned two of his three children were stabbed to death, reportedly by their nanny. officials say his wife, marina, walked into their upper west side apartment to find their 2-year-old son, leo, and 6-year-old daughter, lucia, dead inside the bathtub. police say their 50-year-old nanny was lying nearby with a knife at her side. >> on the floor of the bathroom is a nanny who apparently had inflicted wounds on her throat. >> reporter: this morning that nanny is hospitalized. she is said to be in critical but stable condition. neighbors say they never saw or heard any problems with that nanny, so still many unanswered questions today. kevin and marina have a t

they're a 2-year-old and 6-year-old son of kevin krim a former yahoo and bloomberg executive who used to live in san francisco. here is where they lived that they sold just last year, maybes still remember this family. >> they're nice people. he was a techy. they bought a house, a small victorian. they spent time fixing it. >> police are still waiting to talk to the 50-year-old nanny to find out what happened. she remains in critical condition. police say she stabbed herself in the throat several times. the children's mother found her on the bathroom floor next to her dying children. >> those killings have shaken parents around the country as well as nanny industry. reports of care givers harming children are extremely rare but only takes one act like this to have people questioning whom they're trusting with their children. this mommy group found themselves talking today about the nanny accused of killing two children in new york. jane was a nanny five years now a new mother. she says most of the jobs were by reeferal. >> these women talk to me and don't do background checks.. >> the

the father, kevin krim is a cnbc executive but also worked as a vice president at yahoo in in the bay area. neighbors are in shock. >> i have two young children myself. this hits close to home. unmanageable. >> nothing any of us can do. but our heart goose out to the mom and dad. >> investigators have no motive for the killings and hope to be able to interview the nanny soon. >>> in oakland help may be on the way. officers will be partnering with oakland police to patrol the streets. allie rasmus says some questions have to be answered. >> reporter: this partnership between oakland police and the chp comes to welcome news. in front of this building here behind me is where the city's 101st homicide happened early this morning. >> i live two doors down. at about 5:00 this morning i heard gunshots. >> reporter: some of the people who live on the 300 block reported hearing as many as 10 to 15 gunshots. aimed at vin sent jones jr. he was shot and killed. >> ain't got words. this is beyond. this is beyond my -- >> reporter: the crime in oakland is beyond understanding for many oakland resid

she's not yet been charged but the parents, arin and kevin krim, devastated. 38-year-old marina krimher youngest. the apartment was dark and she found 6-year-old lar-old leo st times. the nanny on the floor, kitchen knife next to her. police say she slashed her own throat. neighbors called 911 after hearing the mother's distraught screams. the father was met at the airport by police and taken to a new york hospital where his children were pronounced dead. the mom kept a blog calling it life with the krim kids. you look at the photos of these children. they're happy had. they're smiling, living a life near central park, gone pumpkin picking and she writes, i'm very proud that the three kids absolutely love to play together and never seem to get bored at home. they're constantly thinking up fun things to do in the house. and soledad, what resonates about this story is the leap of faith that parents take when ids to somebody else. reports say the family only hired this nanny after the third son -- or after the third child, a son, was born. they did so carefully. >> why? what's the why?

kevin krim is a media executive at cnbc. company released this statement saying, quote, the sadness that we all feel for concern, marina and their family is without measure. you're looking at some of the pictures there of those children. the parents were so clearly devoted to all three of them and the family's blog was taken down, carol, within the last hour. the pictures and the entries show this happy, loving family and the three of them together in so many photos. you have to remember, there's one child by the grace of god survived because she was with her mother. it's just so tragic. that's why it's resonating with so many people certainly here throughout manhattan, carol. >> i was going to ask you. so many women across the country hire nannys or day care workers to care for their children. this is a frightening story to hear. >> reporter: yes. absolutely. it's fascinating because the second we heard about this last night people just started e-mailing saying they were running home to go hug their children even more tight

. >> marina and kevin krim had recently moved to new york from san francisco and their former neighbors are shocked to hear of the tragedy. >> i remember that he had gotten a job and they were going to move to new york. >> this is a neighborhood of lots of young families with children. many with nannies of their own because both parents work. even for those who did not know the krims, this is a tragedy that is especially scary. >> it's very alarming. it's an awful nightmare you hope never happens but it's one of these scary things you can't anticipate in life. >> the family had only been in new york a couple years. according to their former neighbor they put a lot of money into renovating their home before he moved. >> they were nice people and he was a techie. >> i worked at bloomberg and yahoo while in the bay area. he's an executive at cnbc and was on a flight from san francisco to new york when the attacks happened. he was met by police at the airport. and her surviving child were ushered out of their apartment building with a sheet over their head. their nanny remains in a coma. ab

kevin krim used to live in noe valley when he worked at yahoo a few years ago. >>> today we learned morebout operation impact, the joint effort to curb violence in oakland. starting in a week and a half, christmas tree lighting healthcare officers will help boost -- chp officers will help boost patrols and work out traffic control. they are still working out the number of officers and who will pay for. >> the men and women of my police department do an amazing job under difficult circumstances. >> a similar deployment is planned for stockton. >>> bart is celebrating a construction milestone. ken bastida shows us more. >> reporter: to build the new station, this is warm springs, this will be the end of the line in 2015, they had to build that tunnel called the central park subway. that subway goes underneath the park itself central park and fremont and also goes underneath lake elizabeth. they had to drain the lake pull the fish out to build this. today they announced the completion of the tunneling. some mucky mucks from bart went down there and some state people including carl guardino

>> cheryl, kevin and marina krims lived in san francisco for quite a few years before moving to new yorkcnbc. in the bay area he worked for bloomberg and yahoo. kevin and marina krims former home is nestled in a quiet neighborhood in noe valley of refurbished victorian homes. they lived in the two bedroom, two bath house about six years before selling it in july, last year. >> lynn lives around the block. she remembers two of their three children. is he never met 2-year-old leo who may have just

kevin and corinna krim moved to new york a year ago. she walked into the apartment last night to find their 2-year-old son leo and their daughter, lalcio dead in the bathtub. >> on the floor of the bathroom is the nanny, who apparently had inflicted wounds in her throat. >> this morning, that nanny is in critical, but stable condition. be neighbors never saw or heard any problems with the nanny. the 3-year-old daughter who survived because she was with her mom at the time at a swim lesson. >> that story is numbing to say the least. >>> grief counselors are on hand at an east bay high school to help students deal with a death of a classmate. cathy qiu's body was found at san gregorio beach near half moon bay. the coroner identified her body yesterday. qiu was a senior at albany high school and honor student and member of the tennis team. school officials say qiu had been missing since last month. police right now are trying to determine whether she was kidnapped or if she ran away. >>> a suspected serial rapist is in jail this morning. s

. >> reporter: the children's father kevin krim an executive at cnbc was notified as he returned from a business trip. outside the apartment building strangers paid their respects. one card read so unbearable so unfair. for cbs "this morning" saturday elaine quijano, new york. >>> and here with the latest on the investigation into these tragic killings is cbs "this morning" senior correspondent john miller. he's a former fbi deputy director. good morning. the obvious question also in something like this is why. they've been looking into the background of the nanny, apparently she was in some distress, yeah? >> so the why is a tough one here. in the hospital she's got a tube down her throat and she's been in an induced coma there. they are unable to interview her. they've been to the krim family and gone through that with them to the extent that they are able to cope with those questions, and nothing obvious is jumping out. when they've been to the nanny's family they said she was under increased stress. she was going through -- she wasn't herself. she was going through some mental emo

their father kevin krim, an executive at cnbc was given the devastating news after he returned from awe are still in the process of going through the apartment and also the purse of the -- of this woman. >> reporter: authorities say ortega had no history of violence and lived with her son and other family members in a nearby manhattan neighborhood. >> she had been employed by the family for approximately two years. she was referred to them by another family. >> reporter: by all accounts, the krim family knew their sitter well, even visiting ortega's relatives in her native dominican republic. with over 60% of the nation's children cared for by people other than their parents, this story hits home for families and caregivers everywhere. >> know what this mother is going through and i'm a mother, too, who lost her kids. >> sometimes as a mother and a nanny you tend to develop a bond with the kid that you take care of. >> we rely other people to help us and we trust them and treat them like family and we need them. >> reporter: across the country and around the world, many express their

yesterday in new york city the family of kevin krim our head of digital operations was the victim of an incomprehensible crime. two of his children tragically and also sadly died. in a statement to the staff cnbc president mark hoffman said, there is simply no words to convey the magnitude of this tragedy. what we can do is come together to express our unwavering support for a friend in need. all of us at cnbc and at nbc universal will be there for kevin, marina and their family. we ask that you our viewers keep his family in your hearts as we do we, his friends and colleagues here at cnbc. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. governor of getting it done. you know how to dance... with a deadline. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. this is awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is, business pro. yes, it is. go national. go like a pro. >>> rising above to find america's fiscal solutions. >> we need to prevent huge damage to the economy in the sho

their father, kevin krim, an executive for cnbc out of town at the time of the incident.was greeted at the airport by new york city police who took him to the hospital to be reunited with his wife and their surviving child, a three-year-old. a grieving family searching for answers in the face of unspeakable tragedy. >> reporter: you can see some flowers and candles were left here. that nanny is in critical but stable condition, not yet charged. this morning, cnbc released a statement saying in part there are simply no words to convey the magnitude of this tragedy. what we can do is come together to express our unwavering support for a friend in need. all of us at cnbc and at nbc universal will be there for them. >> our hearts go out to the krim family. thank you. >>> now to northern afghanistan where a suicide bomber killed at least 40 people at a mosque as worshippers marked a muslim holidays, at least 50 others were wounded. the u.s. condemned the attack. >>> more client names expected to be released in the prostitution ring. there were 20 other johns that hired this in

kevin, and their family is without measure. the parents are clearly devoted to these three children. the mom had a blog called life with the little krimids. the last posting about her son hours before the tragedy and she had written a couple of days previously. she said, i am very proud that the three kids absolutely love to play together and never seem to get bored at home. they're constantly thinking of fun things to do in the house. that house now the scene of a terrible crime and, you know, anybody who is a parent, we all have nannys. they did more due diligence than most of us moms normally do. >> that's what's so fascinating. >> even the most thorough background check, it cannot predict whether somebody is going to snap. police don't know why she did but that's the assumption, that's what they're working on right now. >> just quickly. i don't know if you know this. the 3-year-old was with the mother coming back from the swim class. that scene was in the bathroom. do we know if that 3-year-old -- >> it's not clear. it's not just a tragedy for the two parents but it is for the little girl. all you see is the three children togethe