the sheriff's department says ned kohler was arrested yesterday at one of those homes. the previous day a woman at another home reported a man had broken a window to get inside. in each case the people in the homes said the intruder threatened them. deputies have received 34 calls involving kohler since january. >>> kwame harris a former football player for the 49ers and raiders is in trouble again. police say he was arrested sunday after he was found passed out in his car high on drugs in san francisco. investigators say he had earlier been involved in two hit-and-run crashes and during his arrest tried to bite a police officer. in 2013, harris was convicted of domestic violence against his ex-boyfriend. >>> duke university back on top as college basketball's national champ. >> with three seconds it's going to round of time and blue devils are the national champions of 2015! [ applause and cheers ] >> what a game last night. the blue devils beat the wisconsin badgers 68-63 in indianapolis to win their fifth national title. they came from down nine. it was cause for cel

deputies arrested ned kohler this afternoon.he surrendered at one of the homes he allegedly broke into. yesterday morning at another home a woman reported a man broke a window to get in her house. she said he was rambling incoherent thefts before he got away. >> after hearing the charges i'm not surprised and kind of hearing the stuff that he's been doing to his family and everything, the threats he's been making i'm not surprised, but i'm just surprised of the whole situation. >> saturday deputies received several calls from kohler's family saying he made threats against them. he was booked on suspicion of first degree burglary. >>> tonight san francisco police tell us officers found a former 49er passed out in his car. he was high on drugs. kwame harris' troubles began last night when police say he was involved in two hit and run crashes in the city. this accident his mugshot from his 2012 domestic violence case. officers found him at 14th and van ness, his car of running and he was passed -- was running and he was passed out.

howard kohler started at ups in 1985. on his vehicle, never ever got a ticket. he estimates he's driven about 750,000 miles. that's the equivalents of going from here to the international space station 3,750 times. what is his secret? howard kohler says i play defense. i don't play offense. i always give the right of way. >> very smart. this is just not worth it. let them have it. >> if it works, it works. >> it works. it's 5:27. passengers recount an emergency landing at philadelphia international airport. >> and philadelphia has plenty of hot brunch spots. fyi philly checks out the only one to offer spectacular 360-degree views of the city. "action news" will be back. >> ♪♪ >> breaking on "action news" the curfew has just lifted in baltimore. we're monitoring the efforts to maintain the peace. >> a philadelphia landlord makes a deadly discovery when he checks on a tenant who hadn't been seen or heard from in weeks. >> frightened passengers flee a plane that caught fire prior to an emergency landing at philadelphia inter

when officers arrived, kohler had already left the home. >>mark:deputies say they received multiple calls from kohler's family members saying he made threats against them. >>mark:they say he is frequently armed and owns multiple guns. >>mark:a bay area man is the first u-s citizen killed in an attack in yemen. jamal-al-labani is from hayward. >>mark:he died last week when he was hit by mortars in a rebel attack while he was leaving a mosque. al-labani left for yemen earlier this year to visit his pregnant wife and two-year-old daughter. >>mark:he was hoping to bring them home to california-- where he owned a gas station. but the civil unrest in yemen made it impossible for the family to leave. >>mark:the united nations says at least 519 have been killed in yemen in the past two weeks. >>darya:happening now. >>darya:oakland police are looking for the gunman responsible for shooting and killing a musician outside of a bar over the weekend. >>darya:it happened early saturday morning outside of the golden bull bar on 14th and franklin streets.

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investigators say his name is ned kohler. >>> a woman is in custody this morning accused of committing a strange series of crimes in a normally quiet north bay neighborhood. it was the same woman that came on her property and started a fire last week. >>> spray painted on mailboxes, garbage cans, and storage bin and pavement. the woman is convinced that season that raped her lived in the area. and they are questioning the woman who has been identified as 24-year-old nia sai already of richmond. she could not explain her action. >>> some construction workers who had been hired to help build the campus have been told to turn in their badges. it acquired documents from construction companies on the project that say anyone with a felony conviction does not meet owner standards if for the -- some labor analysts say that a could face a legal challenge over this. >>> china appears to be stepping up its push to increase its investments in silicon valley tech companies. chinese group made a $639 million offer for silicon solutions. that was last month. the paper says another $1.6 million deal f

the sheriff's department said ned kohler of knights valley was arrested at one of those homes. the previous day a woman at another home record a man broke a woman to get in. in each case the people in the home said the intruder threatened them. the santa rosa "pressdemocrat" says deputies have received 34 calls involving kohler since january. >>> today a state senate committee will take up a proposal to allow terminally ill patients to end their lives with prescriptions from a doctor. end of life option act palace the case of follows the woman who went to oregon to kill herself. the bill would apply in california only to adults mentally competent to make a decision to hasten death. >>> congresswoman nancy pelosi will join leaders at city college of san francisco this morning. it is the first day of summer enrollment. pelosi will talk about the importance of making higher education accessible to everyone. >>> did you watch it? duke university's number one once again as college basketball's national champions. the blue devils beat wisconsin 68-63 in indianapolis last night to win

a woman who lives there ran from her home calling for help when kohler broke in. when officers arrived deputies say they received multiple calls from kohler's family members saying he made threats against them. they say he is frequently armed and owns multiple new this morning. a bay area man is the first attack in yemen. jamal-al-labani is fromhe died last week when he was hit by mortars in a rebel attack while he was leaving a mosque. al-labani left for yemen earlier this year to visit his pregnant wife and two- year-old daughter. he was hoping to bring them home to california-- where he owned a gas station. >> mark:but the civil unrest in yemen made it impossible for the family to leave. the united nations says at least 519 have been killed in yemen in the past two >> darya:happening now. oakland police are looking for the gunman responsible over the weekend. it happened early saturday morning outside of the golden bull bar on 14th and franklin streets. police say the man who was bystander. emilio nevarez. his mother says he was packing up his equipment after p

anna kohler -- anna: they asked him why do people ask you if you have passion and a lot of people doubtou do. he said, i don't know. my favorite quote is him saying, if you want excitement, go to greece and if you want showbiz go to hollywood. he was unapologetic that the elections were going to be about this. jonathan: it has stood out to me and everyone following this election. over the weekend, the focus for labor is labor shifting and i watched several interviews over the weekend. not one of them could justify the rental cap. the question is, why wouldn't i hike the rent before the term. they are not going to do that. do you know how difficult that is? and how: -- anna: they are talking about stamp duty and cutting stamp duty. we are back where we started with election campaigns. you had labor and the conservatives mixing it up. you had a long-term economic plan and they were talking about the economy. they were making no apologies for. david cameron will be launching a manifesto and things that small business cares about. ed will talk about the rental cap and the housing bodies tha

first let me bring in colonel charles kohler with the maryland national guard.ir, can you hear me? >> caller: yes i can. how are you? >> excellent. i'm all right. although i'm a little -- let me begin with what's happening here in this city. we just saw perfect example. i was out in that part of west baltimore, perfectly peaceful. one person starts throwing bottles, and the next thing you know it -- it changes. can you talk to me a little about the dynamics shifting and as a member of law enforcement -- a member of law enforcement, this was the moment. moments ago. how it shift and how you handle how you want to keep the calm, protect the people but stop this from happening. >> caller: well, it's a very difficult task. we're working closely with baltimore city police and state police. they're doing an outstanding job of trying to minimize the amount of force that they're using necessary to control the situation. it's really what they need to do is make sure that you try and control the situation with minimal amount of force necessary to keep things under control

kohler and what we saw yesterday cooler than what we saw yesterday... >> reporter: by midnight tonight showers. will see plenty of cloud cover especially in the south bay after that things will be looking the race was partly sunny skies tomorrow. are we complainer by saturday fifties and sixties by sunday we should definitely be warming up in between the low 60s to 75 in the inland areas along the bay. the big change from the rest of the week. stiffly gonna be the race to overall will be a skilled showers over tonight. >> pam moore: weather heads up if you plan of taking part this weekend attract close your cut affects how you get riled. grant high will give us a look at the stations that will be closed. >> grant lodes: this will affect a whole lot of people the fruit rail station will be closed it will continue to boost tomorrow morning. they're making what they say are needed repairs to see the workers here doing some video here to be bused bridges by bart woods of that bus trip could take up to it our way longer than the normal bart ride. that also a vote could become to postpone wo

eric kohler -- >> i totally counterintuitive transistor -- strategy?ruism in the market's thinking is flat. they look at the data during the fate -- the fed hiking cycle. when they first started raising rates to the next time. he dropped inclusions on that. what they are missing is that during the rate rise. period, junk bonds tend to underperform. maybe the cause and effect is that when the fed raises rates they tend to do it too much and when they start raising rates, high-yield bonds will be tight. i have becoming interested interested in what happens when fed rights rise. five yield -- high-yield bonds are worse investments based on history. another wrinkle i find concerning, the high-yield bond market's entire length is during rising interest rates. there is no one that has experienced high-yield bond investing during a long period of interest rates because it does not -- it did not exist in the 1960's inside 1970's. -- and 1970's. companies have almost oh's been able to roll them over at lower rates or better yet as rates were dropping they were

. >> kind of look a kohler coaster we will take it. 7:47.verybody is wet behind the ears this morning. ups doing a quick job. they had a disable truck, pulled up another one, swapped packages to continue, making their deliveries, this is i-95 north on the ramp to the vine expressway right underneath ben franklin bridge. live look at i-95 northbound coming up from delaware county heavy from high land avenue all the way up through commodore barry bridge, you can see heavy rain plus fog socking it in visibility wise. ben franklin heavy from mid span in downtown at eighth and vine, tacony palmyra just complete aid bridge opening and that freighter heading north impacting the burlington about 8:30 or so and south on i-95 we are one long line from woodhaven all the way down to girard avenue. then north on 295 from south jersey there is an accident at route 45 right before you get to the 42 freeway and here's line up for spring fling, join news lansdale we have jen at the west main diner, q at the train station and a we will go over to the tabora h