police say the nacogdoches burglary -- the no -- knock-knock burglaries are common. a woman knocks to see if anybody is home. they tried to break into the house, but was spooked. here is the woman who went to the front door and was knocking. >> all too common. >>> let's check our forecast right now. >> sandhya patel is here with a good looking forecast. >> it is looking good indeed. we will temporarily see a little extra cloud cover and then change up the forecast as we head to the end of the workweek. we are seeing not only low clouds and fog at the coast, but high clouds up above as well. and we are watching for the potential for some drizzle. check out the time lapse from our camera. this was from this evening. you can see the marine air surging in over sausalito and richardson bay. and this is what has resulted in the sky you are looking at from our explore for yum camera looking toward downtown san francisco and out toward the ferry building. you can see the overcast skies right now. the temperatures are 54 in santa rosa and 58 in livermore. in union city it is

police say the nacogdoches burglary -- the no -- knock-knock burglaries are common. a woman knocks to see if anybody is home. they tried to break into the house, but was spooked. here is the woman who went to the front door and was knocking. >> all too common. >>> let's check our forecast right now. >> sandhya patel is here with a good looking forecast. >> it is looking good indeed. we will temporarily see a little extra cloud cover and then change up the forecast as we head to the end of the workweek. we are seeing not only low clouds and fog at the coast, but high clouds up above as well. and we are watching for the potential for some drizzle. check out the time lapse from our camera. this was from this evening. you can see the marine air surging in over sausalito and richardson bay. and this is what has resulted in the sky you are looking at from our explore for yum camera looking toward downtown san francisco and out toward the ferry building. you can see the overcast skies right now. the temperatures are 54 in santa rosa and 58 in livermore. in union city it is

police say the nacogdoches burglary -- the no -- knock-knock burglaries are common. a woman knocks to see if anybody is home. they tried to break into the house, but was spooked. here is the woman who went to the front door and was knocking. >> all too common. >>> let's check our forecast right now. >> sandhya patel with a good looking forecast. >> it is looking good indeed. we will temporarily see a little extra cloud cover and st as forecast as we head to the end of the workweek. we are seeing not only low clouds and fog at the coast, but high clouds up above as well. and we are watching for the potential for some drizzle. check out the time lapse from our camera. this was from this evening. you can see thearine air surging in over sausalito and richardson bay. and this is what has resulted in the sky you are looking at from our explore for yum camera looking toward downtown san francisco and out toward the ferry building. you can see the overcast skies right now. the temperatures are 54 in santa rosa and 58 in livermore. in union city it is 57 degrees. here are th

homeowners and the only thing that could happen at that time, is i'm assuming the building is going to knock the box off it's foundation. >> that's the assumption but according to the report that the puc go is reporting it's not being built in a way to shift that could knock the sewer to the point of damaging it. >> we need to do a seismic report done so that's our structural engineers b will be doing. but that the liability after construction is going to be related to any activities that happen on the surface so puc has continual monitoring people who do - it's a significant liability and infrastructure that's why in the agreement there's all those limitations for approval if anybody is acting on top of the box >> i differ with our krashgs or characterization of the box after construction the completed believe may also effect the seismic and the soil and water maybe poisoned and there maybe increased liability to the puc since the completed believe is in pretty close proximity it could knock out the sewer main and it could result in sludge 20 million gallons of waste on the streets of san f

mcclement knocked the puck off and forced the whistle.ime, hek seeking missile as komarov didn't hear the whistle. you hear he it here. there is the hit and there was no hesitation by eric burlap. >> bob: he would probably claim he didn't hear the whistle. >> glenn: two fourth lines out and know what their role is. one team trying to get momentum back and one team trying to keep the momentum. and that out of hand, you lose control and now you got to kill a penalty. bozak won another draw. >> bob: jagr able to keep it in. here is chara. jaromir jagr gets the puck back to chara. back to jagr. in the corner. onetimer off the side of the net by seguin. phaneuf slapped the puck around the boards and jagr kept it in and lucic. across the ice. seguin again. waited too long and had to make the puck settle down and shot wide. the puck comes to center. four forwards and big defensemen out of this power play. bergeron. seguin. lucic. chara. took a shot. complected off kulemin and deflected off lucic who is down and kulemin took the puck and skate aw

the police came and knocked on the door and left.body said there is a naked woman in the back yard of the house and the police thought the woman was maintaining a joke. the police maintain none of the calls were ever made. >> greta: your thought about all this? >> just you have to be furious and think that could have been prevented or stopped earlier. so eerily like the jayce e&s case here in california. spent 18 years as a prisoner of this evil man living in the backyard. he was on parole, greta and many times at least parole officers came to the door to do the parole inspection. never bothered to go in the house and the backyard. they would have found that young girl. she was raped and force ared to father children by this guy and lived this nightmare for 18 years. if the government in that case had done their job she would have been freed many years earlier. people ought to look hard at the case. do we force our way into the house and say i want to see every room and make sure there is no woman in here or young child in danger. >>

i knocked on about $15,000. -- i knocked about 15,000 doors. i met a huge number of people. that is the best way to learn about the neighborhood, the city, and what people want and what their concerns are. i feel i can do so much more than before and started campaigning. -- i feel like i know so much more than before i started campaigning. we're all part of the left on the national standard. i am a good liberal democrat. in the san francisco spectrum, and probably considered more middle of the road. -- i am probably considered more middle-of-the-road. i am very independently comes to the issues. i do not vote the party line. a judge each issue on its merits. that is how i am. >> what do you feel are some of the biggest issues facing san francisco now? >> the budget is the most imminent issue. we do have a structural budget deficit in the city. we need to deal with the short- term balancing of the budget in a way that does not decimate basic city services that people rely on but also to address our long term structural budget deficit. that means implementing budget reforms th

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i knock on about $15,000 -- i knocked on about 15,000 doors and a huge amount of people. the best way to learn about the city and what people want and what people's concerns are. i feel like i know so much more than before i started campaigning. i am a good liberal democrat. in the san francisco, miniature spectrum, i am considered pretty middle of the road. one thing about me is i am very independent when it comes to the issues, and i do not vote on party lines. i judge each issue on its merit. we have provided woefully inadequate support for our transition-age youth, and when we do not provide that support, we end up causing other problems. it is not like it disappears. these are our youth, who are here in our community, and we need to make sure we are providing services for them. yesterday, we had a hearing on the dcyf budget, and i was very disappointed with one aspect of the budget, particularly the alt and backs were being eliminated -- that all add-backs were being eliminated on a number of different subjects. i do not agree with that. i am in discussions with dcyf

knocking down jumpers in san antonio. they can't stop them at all! looking up at the heavens. the lefty -- it's all going. he can do no wrong. the warriors are going to slay the draggen finally. but right there, thompson fouls out. the spurs come roaring back on a 15-0 run. here late, jerod jack. clutch jumper on a night when he does not shoot the ball well. and the warriors are back in this thing. he knocks down the three to tie the game. they go to overtime. here is jack with a clutch basket. and they would go back and forth. here's another three by harrison vaerns. as we go to double overtime. parker. let's here from the warriors who managed to blow this hugely down the stretch. >> it was a compound of, you know, missing shots and having mistakes on the defensive end, allowing them easy buckets that just -- it's a double whammy. on the road they're a good team. the spurs are so smart and savvy and take advantage of opportunities like that. >> giants and a's both lose as well. >> that was a rmts here's a look at your wakeup weather, light wind, temperatures will be quite mil

knocking down jumpers in san antonio. they can't stop them at all! looking up at the heavens.ty -- it's all going. he can do no wrong. the warriors are going to slay the draggen finally. but right there, thompson fouls out. the spurs come roaring back on a 15-0 run. here late, jerod jack. clutch jumper on a night when he does not shoot the ball well. and the warriors are back in this thing. he knocks down the three to tie the game. they go to overtime. here is jack with a clutch basket. and they would go back and forth. here's another three by harrison vaerns. as we go to double overtime. parker. let's here from the warriors who managed to blow this hugely down the stretch. >> it was a compound of, you know, missing shots and having mistakes on the defensive end, allowing them easy buckets that just -- it's a double whammy. on the road they're a good team. the spurs are so smart and savvy and take advantage of opportunities like that. >> giants and a's both lose as well. >> that was a rmts here's a look at your wakeup weather, light wind, temperatures will be quite mild, in th

he said one of the passengers knocked on the window. >> she says when she knocked again her knew something was wrong. >> when i looked back, i saw the look on her face and kind of looked at a few other ladies and i said now i'm smelling smoke out of the partition. >> so when we pulled over, one lady was already -- she was basically coming through. when i reached out to her, i think she was the one that pulled another lady out and she ran to the back of the car. when she ran to the back of that car and opened the door, flamed just shot up. >> they engulfed the car. >> the cause of that fire is still under review. investigators say the limousine is one passenger over but does not believe that is an issue in the fire. we'll be back. goodnight. thanks, olivia. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. chase quickpay. so you can. . >>> it has been nine days since an 8-year-old girl was stabbed to death in her central valley home. we have more on the search for evidence. >> 8-year-o

if there is rain, it will knock out the pollen. it will fall in some areas during the morning commute. let me restart the computer and at look at live doppler 7 hd and what it is showing, the clouds are just high thin clouds and they do not have moisture. we will talk about winds, they are gusty starting at 1:00 o'clock over the bay water of san francisco and delta until 9:00, and northwest wind at around 15 to 25 knots and small craft advisory until 3:00 tomorrow morning. here is the visible satellite you can see the clouds ahead of the next system and you can see the onshore wind that is coming our way. because of that onshore wind that is why temperatures are close to average. sunny san jose this morning, where the temperature right new is 64 degrees and 9 at appeal appeal for a -- palo alto and upper 60's for san francisco. oakland, downtown, it is looking majestic headed through the 1:00 hour and los gatos is at 71. napa and fairfield mid-to-upper 60's and unionty is behind that at 61. from mount tamalpais to sausalito and san

is telling us the tree was knocked down by the high wind possibly knocked down a power line and it sparked the place. we have c.h.p. issuing high wind advisory and that has been canceled in napa so you don't have to worry about that. in the east bay, we have this construction project until 6:00 a.m. and northbound 680 between south mission boulevard and north mission boulevard three lanes are blocked until 6:00 a.m. >> eric and kristen? >> do it your sell auto repair is still popular although the recession appears to be over. the bloomberg business report is next. >> the growing use of drones biological law enforcement and privacy concerns it raises. >> the record that is breaking records but not coming from hollywood. first we have tech bytes. >> of wish there were an easy way to get to know your neighbor? that is the concept behind "next door," a place to talk about local issues. the "wall street journal" reporter tries it out. >> people asked each other questions they would not ask on facebook forums and it was not so annoying and nagging at the other forums neighbors used. >> 40 neighb

then you see him running, sort of knocking out the door. then he just disappears. you think, well, was he trying to get in the bus? no, he was trying to alert the bus driver that his hand was stuck in the doors. the bus driver didn't stop. even though you see these women trying to tell him that he's there, you see him running as fast as he can next to the bus, and then he trips, falls, and he is run over by the bus. at that point, the bus driver finally stops the bus, gets out of his seat, and everybody is very frantic. we have some of the 911 calls that came in about this incident. >> he was running alongside the bus. i told the bus driver to stop and he wouldn't. >> unfortunately, jerry was taken to the hospital in critical condition. he suffered head fractures, a broken jaw, ankle, ribs, and a collapsed lung. >> the family's lawyer talked to wplg. >> taking an extra second to make sure that everyone who is supposed to be on the bus actually gets on the bus is the job of the bus driver. >> is the bus driver in trouble? >> at this point the bus driver has been pla

knocking down jumpers in san antonio. they can't stop them at all! looking up at the heavens. lefty -- it's all going. he can do no wrong. the warriors are going to slay the draggen finally. but right there, thompson fouls out. the spurs come roaring back on a 15-0 run. here late, jerod jack. clutch jumper on a night when he does not shoot the ball well. and the warriors are back in this thing. he knocks down the three to tie the game. they go to overtime. here is jack with a clutch basket. and they would go back and forth. here's another three by harrison vaerns. as we go to double overtime. parker. let's here from the warriors who managed to blow this hugely down the stretch. >> it was a compound of, you know, missing shots and having mistakes on the defensive end, allowing them easy buckets that just -- it's a double whammy. on the road they're a good team. the spurs are so smart and savvy and take advantage of opportunities like that. >> giants and a's both lose as well. >> that was a rmts here's a look at your wakeup weather, light wind, temperatures will be quite mild, i

before he can actually get on the bus, the doors close, and then you see him running sort of knocking at the door and then he just disappears. you think was he trying to get in the bus? no, he was trying to alert the bus driver that his hand was stuck in the doors. the bus driver didn't stop, even though you do see the women trying to tell him, that he is there. you see him running as fast as he can, next to the bus and then he trips, he falls. and he is run over by the bus. at that point, the bus driver finally stops the bus. gets out of the seat and everybody is very frantic. we have some of the 911 calls that came in about this incident. >> he was running alongside the bus and i told the bus driver to stop and he wouldn't and the child fell under the bus. >> unfortunately, jerry was taken to the hospital in critical condition. had suffere hadbrjaw, ann ankled a collapsed lung. >> is the bus driver in trouble? >> there will be an investigation to determine what exactly happened. another scary moment caught on security camera on the bus was this one right here. in pennsylvania. >> oh

a car crash in freemont knocked out power to thousand of homes and businesses. the accident at 2:00 clock p.m. on alvarado bloooulevard. a car sheered off a power pole, causing live wires to come down on the road, starting several small spot fires and cutting power to 3,500 people. 1,5 a 1 1,500 remain without power tonight. emergency responders extricated the driver from the car, they have not updated his condition or cause of the crash. >> one of the baby falcons at city hall was fond dead. the check one of three birds hatched last month in the nest, 20 stories up at city hall. the mother falcon nesting there for the past seven years. uc santa cruz bird expert says the little one was taking a midair food delivery from the father but couldn't make it back to the nest. the passer-by noticed the bird on the ground and called for help. i called the police. they showed up. and when the police officer lifted off the larger bird, it revealed the check underneath. >> over the years, 18 falcons have successfully flown the coup at san jose city hall. if you would look t

your goal is to knock the other guy down. it's a full-contact kind of sport. >> i don't care if these weapons are blunted or not. getting dinged in the head with that metal bucket on your head has to ring your bell. >> overall, there were 22 nations participating. this is the second year team usa was over there. they came in fourth place. president europeans were all impressed at our fighting. to tell us how that feels, we have jay brooks via skype from new hampshire. he's got his armor on. welcome to the show. how did the usa do? >> the united states was able to beat the poles. the poles are a very experienced team. >> how does one end up getting involved in this? >> a lot of us were doing historical re-enactment. we saw these crazy russians on the internet doing full-contact sword fighting. it was the battle of the nations with four nations. this year there are 22. a year ago when we first wednesday to poland, anyone who could afford a ticket could join us. this year we had about 150 competitors. only the top 48 went over.

do not push it. [ knock on door ] yeah? >> liam: knock, knock. >> bill: oh, ha!he newlyweds have returned! >> liam: hey. >> bill: hey. >> steffy: hey. >> bill: mwah. >> katie: welcome home. >> liam: katie, you look great. >> katie: oh, thank you. >> steffy: yeah, glad you're out of the hospital. >> katie: thanks.

the other two knocked him down. goulet fired two more shots into baker and used baker to put another bullet into butler. law enforcement eventually found goulet who refused to surrender. he was armed with his gun and the two guns from the officers as well as one of their body armors. he ran away firing two guns at once randomly into the air, they said firing 15 rounds at people, the public, at the officer. once he was cornered, one deputy and three santa cruz police officers fired 54 rounds at goulet killing him. this morning, the santa cruz sheriff's office, the police department released the names of that deputy and the officer, those three officers, all of them men, with experience ranging from four to 16 years on the respective forces. one piece of interesting tidbit was that the deputy had been off duty at the time, was at home caring for his children. when he heard about what was going on. he dropped his kids off at his folks' house, got his equipment and showed up at the scene. reporting live at santa cruz po

the door knock burglary, the bay area's new crime wave. what is the real reasons people's homes are getting broken into? vic lee investigates. >> and facebook's new friends. the squaters who moved on to the company's menlo park campus. >> and surprise reunion. the impossible and improbable get together made possible by a dream and a promise. >> i'm meteorologist sand yaw patel. sand jaw patel. sandhya patel. we will tell you how much rain will fall in your wake up weather and >>> there has been a huge spike in home burglaries and other property crimes around the bay area. why? police say it is largely because so many inmates are being released into our communities because of overcroweded state prisons. abc7 news reporter vic lee has the story. >> in the bay area there is one property crime every four minutes. cell phone robberies are becoming an epidemic even on muni. this security camera video may be old, but police say the mo is still the same and just as quick. the most troubling of all, the big spike in home burglaries. this security c

the door knock burglary, the bay area's new crime wave. what is the real reasons people's homes are getting broken into? vic lee investigates. >> and facebook's new friends. the squaters who moved on to the company's menlo park campus. >> and surprise reunion. the impossible and improbable get together made possible by a dream and a promise. >> i'm meteorologist sand yaw patel. sand jaw patel. sandhya patel. we will tell you how much rain will fall in your >>> there has been a huge spike in home burglaries and other property crimes around the bay area. why? police say it is largely because so many inmates are being released into our communities because of overcroweded state prisons. abc7 news reporter vic lee has the story. >> in the bay area there is one property crime every four minutes. cell phone robberies are becoming an epidemic even on muni. this security camera video may be old, but pice say mo is still tam and just as quick. the most troubling of all, the big spike in home burglaries. this security camera captured a woman with an

he got on a bulldozer and destroyed four homes while knocking out power to thousands of people.ne woman saw him coming. >> i knew i had to get out. i figured i had to get out. >> he could be the kindest, nicest person on earth, then in a second he can turn on you. >> ama: one of the homes was knocked off its foundations. he was booked for investigation of malicious mischief. >> u.s. attorney general eric holder was the commencement speaker today for the berkeley law school, an appearance that drew cheers and jeers. many of the graduates said it was an honor for the nation's top lawyer to speak to them. off, protesters countered he need the held accountable for his policies. >> you're about to embark on your legal career at a crossroads in history. >> i'm here to protest u.s. policies of torture and indefinite detention, the situation in guantanamo. >> i think it's disrespectful for the graduation, personally. but they're entitled to their opinion. >> holder told the class the world is looking to the graduates for the leadership they are uniquely qualified to share. >>> the group

he got on a bulldozer and destroyed four homes while knocking out power to thousands of people. one woman saw him coming. >> i knew i had to get out. i figured i had to get out. >> he could be the kindest, nicest person on earth, then in a second he can turn on you. >> ama: one of the homes was knocked off its foundations. he was booked for investigation of malicious mischief. >> u.s. attorney general eric holder was the commencement speaker today for the berkeley law school, an appearance that drew cheers and jeers. many of the graduates said it was an honor for the nation's top lawyer to speak to them. off, protesters countered he need the held accountable for his policies. >> you're about to embark on your legal career at a crossroads in history. >> i'm here to protest u.s. policies of torture and indefinite detention, the situation in guantanamo. >> i think it's disrespectful for the graduation, personally. but they're entitled to their opinion. >> holder told the class the world is looking to the graduates for the leadership they are uniquely qualified to share. >>> the gro

look how thieves knock and slam you to steal your phone. it's happening everywhere. what police want phone companies to do to help stop it. >>> and quack attack. astonished people around the globe seeing something that makes their day. so what is it? and you should know. he's paddling your way.

hand -- we certainly, one can quibble whether every last person ought to have been targeted, we are knocking out a lot of al qaeda leaders. but is it reaching the point of minimal returns? general mcchrystal's point is that we don't understand how much of the united states is becoming hated around the region because of the of drone strikes. my concern as a lawyer is that we are also losing support of our strong allies in europe, who really were willing to give president obama the benefit of a doubt in a way they were not willing to give president bush. these drone strikes have really ramped up the european public, their parliament, their journalists are putting pressure on their governments to say why aren't you saying

and that kept the flames from coming very quickly and the firefighters were able to knock it down. that's the situation right now. the police are still keeping people away. there's still a lot of soot. it's hard to breathe when you get close to it. in terms of the structures and the people, it looks like that injury has passed. >> all right. robert, we're having a little problem with our picture there. dramatic images. we saw the water being dumped. you were right there. right on the scene for us. you got a little wet. >>> let's check in with mark tamayo right now for an update on the weather situation because that's such and important factor in fighting fires. >> hi there, tori. the winds have been gusting 14, 17 miles an hour. i wouldn't be surprised to see gusts going to 20 miles an hour. is that the camera from earlier this morning? this camera is showing you the smoke coming down. it looks like the smoke is coming down as the fire crews get a better handle on the fire. the wind speeds have backed off. 13 miles an hour. we'll keep in moo tighter to give you -- in tighter to giv

the police came and knocked on the door and left. somebody said there is a naked woman in the back yard of the house and the police thought the woman was maintaining a joke. the police maintain none of the calls were ever made. >> greta: your thought about all this? >> just you have to be furious and think that could have been prevented or stopped earlier. so eerily like the jayce e&s case here in california. spent 18 years as a prisoner of this evil man living in the backyard. he was on parole, greta and many times at least parole officers came to the door to do the parole inspection. never bothered to go in the house and the backyard. they would have found that young girl. she was raped and force ared to father children by this guy and lived this nightmare for 18 years. if the government in that case had done their job she would have been freed many years earlier. people ought to look hard at the case. do we force our way into the house and say i want to see every room and make sure there is no woman in here or young child in dange

doesn't nobody want you. [ knock on door ] >> just hold on. never be too safe nowadays. >> what's wrong with you, ms. cora?! [ whimpering ] >> oh, i hope she make it. cora, what's wrong with you, got us locked in here like rufus mcginnis or somebody? >> who is that? >> cora, you don't even remember your cousin. he been locked up so long, y'all done forgot the boy's name. >> well... [ doorbell rings ] >> oh, lord. now, you just locked this door. i know they seen you. ugh. cora, see what you -- >> you can't be too safe... >> run, cora! run! run! it's a vampire! >> it's a -- >> run! cora, run! get something! get something to stab her in the throat! >> are you finished, you fat rainbow? we got your groceries, cora. >> groceries? >> thank you, ms. edna. >> i'm trying to starve her out the house, and y'all instead are just abling her. >> brown's right, edna. the longer cora's in here, the harder it's gonna be for her to acclimate to society. >> that's right. you know what? you fall off a horse, and there's more fish in the sea, but they all outside.

the door knock burglary, the bay area's new crime wave. what is the real reasons people's homes are getting broken into? vic lee investigates. >> and facebook's new friends. the squaters who moved on to the company's menlo park campus. >> and surprise reunion. the impossible and improbable get together made possible by a dream and a promise. >> i'm meteorologist sand yaw patel. sand jaw patel. sandhya patel. we will tell you how much rain will fall in your >>> there has been a huge spike in home burglaries and other property crimes around the bay area. why? police say it is largely because so many inmates are being released into our communities because of overcroweded state prisons. abc7 news reporter vic lee has the story. >> in the bay area there is one property crime every four minutes. cell phone robberies are becoming an epidemic even on muni. this security camera video may be old, but police say the mo is still the same and just as quick. the most troubling of all, the big spike in home burglaries. this security camera captured a wom

i'll try anything to knock off that knock-off. sonic: no. why not? can take him easy if we attack him together. yeah, i know. but i think we should let cream and cheese handle this. now, let's go! chao chao! emerl, i wish i didn't have to do this. [ gasps ] goodbye, chris. [ laughter ] uuhhhhh! [ crying ] chao, chao, chao. chao, chao, chao, chao. don't cry, cheese. we had to do it. aah! goodbye, emerl. topaz: headquarters, this is the seahawk. we've run into heavy fog. visibility is near zero. come in, headquarters. do you read me? man: you're breaking up, seahawk. please repeat. i don't know where all this interference is coming from, sir, unless there's somebody out there jamming our signals. what's that? you spot something? we're picking up a large object heading straight for us, sir. what is it, a ship? i don't think so. sound the alarm. headquarters, this is the seahawk calling, over! go ahead, seahawk. we've encountered an unknown vessel, and we're under attack. seahawk, what's going on? over! turn us around before it's too late. hurry! seahawk

the police came and knocked on the door and left. somebody said there is a naked woman in the back yard of the house and the police thought the woman was maintaining a joke. the police maintain none of the calls were ever made. >> greta: your thought about all this? >> just you have to be furious and think that could have been prevented or stopped earlier. so eerily like the jayce e&s case here in california. spent 18 years as a prisoner of this evil man living in the backyard. he was on parole, greta and many times at least parole officers came to the door to do the parole inspection. never bothered to go in the house and the backyard. they would have found that young girl. she was raped and force ared to father children by this guy and lived this nightmare for 18 years. if the government in that case had done their job she would have been freed many years earlier. people ought to look hard at the case. do we force our way into the house and say i want to see every room and make sure there is no woman in here or young child in dange

they also cut through at&t fibre optic cables off property, knocking off phone, cell and internet service for a short time in morgan hill and gilroy. every since pg&e hired a sheriff deputy at their own cost to have him posted out here in monterey. that's in addition to their own security people keeping an eye on the perimeter. reporting live, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> okay, bob. thank you very much. odd circumstances surrounding a deadly crash on a bay area highway. officers say a metal pipe fell off of an unknown vehicle and then went right through the windshield of another car hitting and sadly killing that driver. this happened at about 8:00 this morning on westbound 580, west of grant line road at the altamont pass. officers there just cleared off that scene within the past hour. right now they are looking for the driver of that other vehicle that the metal pipe actually fell off of and went right through the windshield. >> nbc news is reporting an fbi agent shot and killed a man linked to one of the suspects in the boston marathon bombings. that man is being identified as ib

when it went it knocked me down and my two other co-workers.t pushed us back. >> i felt the heat off of the explosion. it scared me so bad. >> the train was carrying as house materials but officials say no toxic fumes were released. the truck driver is in serious condition. >> a oregon teenager is held on bail for allegedly plotting to blow up his school. grant accord was in court charged as an adult. police found six homemade bombs in his home. according to court documents he also planned to make a 20 pound propane bomb and kill himself after the attack. >>> george zimmerman at a pretrial hearing. judge ruling defense attorney cannot bring up trayvon martin's marijuana use his suspension of school or any reports of previous fights in which he got involved. however the judge may allow it to come up during the trial. zimmerman pled not guilty in the shooting of 17-year-old martin last year. the trial is set to begin june 10th. >>> today an arizona mother will be in a mexican court. she was on her way back from a family funeral when authority the

it didn't knock the front door down.st kind of rose up through -- >> bubbled up through the carpeting. >> immediately we walked around where my son and that was my first thought of insurance actually. >> what's the first call you make? the first call you make after everyone safe, is it to the person that sold you the insurance policy? >> first thing you should do is get in touch with your insurance company. let them know the extent of the damage and where you can be reached. that's the most important thing to do. >> james represents of the insurance industry. she advises all homeowners to know what's in their insurance policies before disaster hits. >> there's a lot of disasters that are covered under just standard policies. you are covered for wind damage, for fire, for falling objects. the two big disasters that are not covered, one is flood and the other is earthquake and you need to get separate insurance for those types of disasters. >> their home is covered for flood damage and contacted their insurance company imm

i would use a stronger word, it is almost knocking me over. very windy. you get a sense of this, in sonoma county, i talked to the national weather service and they have gust up to 56 miles per hour on record happening overnight pushing the fires along. 200 acres have burned off highway 128 and yellow jacket ranch road in sonoma county starting at 1:20 this morning when fire lines came down. they are working in sonoma county. in napa near yountville embers are blown around by the wind and it is dramatic overnight. now the sun is coming up, not is much, but the video is impressive and as you drive down the trail the hillside was dotted with little patches of fire and they said 75 to 100 firefighters to tackle this because they were worried about the wind and they have 40 percent contained and they are feeling better and they sent some crews home and the ones who are here are still working very lard to -- hard to get this surrounded. no sturctures are threatened. they lost a barn to the fire but that is it. 50 acres have burned so far this is outside of you

but today the knock was about a free detector. >> i was amazed.owed they cared. >> i will probably sleep better. >> reporter: in the past month three people have been killed in structure fires in san jose. and it's under investigation if a lack of smoke detectors was an issue. >> it's tough to swallow sometimes when you see an entire family is killed because they didn't have a smoke detector. >> reporter: yesterday about 2 miles away a 30-acre brush fire burned through a field threatening a mobile home park. firefighters says smoke detectors are often the first signal that at firefighter is burning nearby, especially at night when the people are sleeping. >> there was a lot of smoke detected, and it was the detectors going off that alerted them that something was going on. >> reporter: even after today they are giving away detect teres. all you have to do is go to the fire department. >> two fire stations in santa rosa returned a full time service today. >> it's exciting for us. it's been closed for some time and it's affected our ability to serve

knocking out 911 service. janine de la vega is there. she is going to give us a live update on what is going on at that plant coming up sat 6:30. >>> we are still following breaking news coming in from orlando, florida. that is where fbi agents shot and killed a friend a boston marathon bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev. friends are saying the man that was shot was alabamaer home. friends say the fbi is trying to question them about the boston marathon bombings but they say he was not involved. >> they are pushing him saying don't leave don't leave. we had a feeling worst case scenario that something like that was going to happen. >>> our cameras have already caught problems because of the wind. tara moriarty is along the great highway this morning. tara. >> this is the southbound lane. you can barely make out the white lines that run through the middle of it. these drifts are really high. they come up over my waist. we wanted to show you something here. what we have is a parking lot. you can barely tell it's a parking lot. it looks more

now this 75-foot tree knocked out power around mill valley in some areas.l about 3:30 this morning. our cameras caught a downed tree in berkeley and there are wind warnings on the bay bridge. >>> we are also following developing news from santa clara county. a suspicious man was spotted near the pg&e substation. think back there were apparent acts of sabotage last month. someone cut fiberoptic cables at the plant and knocked out some 911 service. >>> and this morning a woman in charge of the irs division the one that handles tax exempt applications is refusing to testify at a congressional hearing investigating the irs scandal. lois learner's attorney says she will take the fifth because of a criminal investigation by the justice department. >>> we are hearing reports that the fbi has identified five men in libya it believes may have been involved in the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. reportedly the u.s. has a man under around the clock surveillance. they have enough information to justify the u.s. military grabbing the suspects but not enough ev