despite the hell he lived through, kyle is said to be doing very well. these photos show how time has healed his body. on the left, you see him emaciated and dirty in that surveillance video. on the right, the photo taken just a short time ago, showing a healthier-looking young man. >> and we have extended coverage of this story on our website. we have posted the stories, and the raw surveillance video of that boy's escape into the gym. it's all on www.kron4.com. >>> a little bit of cloud cover is keeping things a little warmer this evening. a look at our current temperatures, we're still seeing places drop into the 30s, half boon bay, 37 degrees there, 38 livermore, staying in the 40s through the rest of the bay area. as we head into tomorrow morning, it will be chilly out there as you head out the door. temperatures in the upper 30s for the most part in the north bay, and in the low 40s for other parts of the bay area. partly cloudy skies through most of the day, sun breaks in the south, but mostly cloudy in the north bay as a storm takes aim. we will

>> reporter: this video shows then 16-year-old kyle ramirez looking around nervously. his back is covered with dirt and bruises. as the clerk tells him he can hide under the counter, he says the remnants of a shackle. as he limps to the far end of the front desk and crouches down behind it can, another employee looks at kyle in bewilderment while the first clerk calls the manager. a coworker comes behind the counter and hands him a clean towel. as customers shuffle in and out of the gym, kyle is cowering behind the counter. we see the manager come up to the front. the woman who came with him takes one look, puts her hand over her mouth, and slowly walks away in disbelief. for a few more second, the clerk and the general manager talk to kyle, then we see them stand up. the manager puts his arm around kyle and escorts him back to the office with the towel over his shoulders. jonathan bloom, kron4 news. >> and for the people who work at that health club, they say that is a day they will never forget. we showed the manager video. he says there are moments that stay with hi

>> yes. >> kiwane finishes with kyle by his side.y agree the kidney is the best gift of all. >> they are good kids. i have to tell you, reporting on their fight, i was reminded of the human bond forged by shared experiences. they hope, every day together, for kiwane's transplant. he was 300 pounds and his hair falling out. how could he become the healthiest human being alive? we'll share his secrets and tips to getting there. you want some fiber one honey clusters? yeah. you must really care about him. what? no, no. you gave him fiber. no she didn't. this tastes way too good to be fiber. they're delicious crunchy clusters with sweet honey and half a day's worth of fiber. you care about my fiber? not really. i care about your fiber too. i have for a while. ok, carl. why don't you care about her fiber? hey carl. [ male announcer ] fiber one. cardboard no. delicious yes. took some foolish risks as a teenager. but i was still taking a foolish risk with my cholesterol. anyone with high cholesterol may be at increased risk of heart attack.

kron 4's kate thompson sat down with kyle ramirez's aunt. it was her first interview. >> reporter: kyle ramirez was running for his life. bleeding and scared. just having escaped. he now lives with his aunt who says the beginning was tough but he has made incredible prog. >> he suffered anxiety and fear. he was scared. hard and difficult for him at night time. he was very scared. and he blossomed. he turned into a wonderful young man. he let us know just a week ago that he finally felt safe in our home at night and that was huge. >> reporter: in this picture, you can see he has grown lox. 62' -- grown a lot. 6'2". >> he missed so many years of his life. he didn't go to school. he wants to go to college and be a successful person. he eats anything and everything. he loves juices, he loves everything. everything. i can't think of anything he dislikes. >> kyle will speak out in court on monday when he faces three of his abusers in court for their sentencing. >> he wants to make a statement. he is preparing that right now. the family will make s

. >>> reporter: just over a year ago kyle madden was planning his wedding. >> i had zero symptoms day one. and then the following day, i couldn't walk a flight of steps. >> reporter: kyle was so short of breath, he went to the doctor. the 39-year-old, who never smoked, was diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. >> the outlook at that time was grim. >> reporter: kyle had a lung biopsy performed. >> we're going into the tumor itself. >> reporter: and his tumor was tested for a specific genetic mutation. when he tested positive, he was given a drug that attacks that one mutation and shuts off his tumor's growth. lung cancer surgeon dr. david javlons explains while most treatments have been based on large groups of patients, penalized medicine takes the genetics of a specific -- personalized medicine takes the genetics of a specific person into account. he says it's the future of lung cancer treatment and the focus of his research. >> we need to do a lot more basic research into the molecular underpinnings of this disease to make better diagnosis. >> reporter: after three weeks of treatment

this blonde woman actually turns away she so upset by what she sees the condition of the 16 year-old kyle who was tortured for more than a year and a home in tracy. kate thompson kron 4 news. our team coverage continues with christine conley she just got off the phone with the victims and. is this the woman is taking care of him now? >> that's right he staying there with her and her husband they say he's been very while it was good news to hear. she is dead end of his mother and that's where he's staying. but he escaped in that video we saw he was about a hundred pounds not much care of his head. now these 250 lbs. a full head of hair he's a junior in high school, plays football just a normal kid. we spoke to that at moments ago let's go ahead and take a listen to what she had to say about how she's doing. >> it was extremely hard for kyle, like i said he was in counseling for two years and that basically was just to prepare him to be able to talk about what had happened to him and to be able to get up on the stand and testify. that kid was tortured every day that he lived in that house.

for the final time, three of the four defendants in the 2008 imprisonment, torture of 16 year-old kyle ramirez of tracey received the maximum possible sentence. michael schumacher and his wife were sentenced to 30, 33 years in prison and kyle's guardian at the time, kavanaugh got 34 years as part of a plea bargain. >> kevin- >> and i am glad that justice got serve for them in these people are going away and they have a long time to cothink of what they did and perhaps a reason when it came up to do it. >> and 16 year-old was shackled, and a skeet a nearby home. he was held captive, chained, he-is steeped in nearby home. now, he's 18 years old, he escaped that nearby home or he was shackled. and now, he is calling his the attackers demented, if sadistic tormentors. and 85 percent of their sentence will be paroled. >> in the fourth was also convicted and will be heard later this month in stockton, rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> and kron 4 exclusive the and of kyle saying that he was surprised that he was like to take the stand. at the and of coyotes, a strong sense of character during his

so here we are now, in kyle's case, we're out 15 months. with really no evidence of active cancer in his body at all. >> reporter: it hasn't cured kyle madden. but he was able to get married. and every day, he has reason to celebrate. sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >> reporter: major drug companies are now developing new drugs with companion diagnostic tests and submitting them to the fda for approval. >> that's nice. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up on eyewitness news at 6:00. the wintry weather. >>> we're uncovering new information about the man accused of the crime. >>> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, no good deed goes unpunished. that story as eyewitness news continues. >>> a billion dollar idea is budding. i'm pat warren, coming up on eyewitness news. find out what some top city leaders have in mind for the baltimore convention center. and first mariner arena. >>> check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> wjz at 6:00 starts now. >>> hello, everybody. i'm denise koch. >> i'm kai jackson. here's w

his body at all. >> reporter: it hasn't cured kyle madden. but he was able to get married. and every day, he has reason to celebrate. sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >> major drug companies are now developing drugs with companion diagnostic tests and submitting them to the fda for approval. >>> a mostly positive day on wall street. here's a look at closing numbers. dow slipped 11 points. s&p inches up a point. nasdaq also up 6. let's go to new york, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> the victims of bernie madoff's $65 billion ponzi scheme are getting some of their money back. the trustee who is recovering money for the burned investors has reached a settlement with the businessman. jeffrey pickauer's estate. he had been the single biggest beneficiary of the madoff fraud. he drowned last year. after suffering a heart attack at his mansion. >>> washington is cracking down on debit fees. they proposed a 12 cent tax. currently, banks charge at least a dollar for each transaction. and lower revenues go by up

. >> it was in shape health club where kyle ran for help, a chain attached to his foot. two years and a week later he's larger, healthier and in court this morning when three of the four adults responsible for the abuse were sentenced. they're michael shoemacker, 30 years, karen ramirez got 34, and kelly lau, shoehacker's wife got 33 years. >> i'm glad justice has been served for him. glad these people are going away. and come up with a reason for why they did it. >> and people spoke in court. his ain't telling the trio they were sadistic, demeanted monsters and finished by saying today this family celebrates because these monday terz are going to jail. >> he's just -- you know, he can move on with his life, do the things he has to do without having to look back and be fearful. >> lau cried after entering court, for sentencing sat about 10 feet from kyle. ramirez shook her head as the judge read the list of charges, shu r.shumacker show nod emotion. one thing remains a mistry. how these people, while raising their own family, could believe what they did to kyle was accep

she said kyle has done remarkably well over the past two years.f going from a malnourished, scared boy to now 18 year-old man who weighs 250 lbs.. on monday kyl will face his accusers for the second time since his escape. you will see them in court for sentencing, three of his accusers and he is preparing a victim impact statement. reporting a sacramento kate thompson kron 4 news. >> officials here in oakland police headquarters release to sketches of suspects wanted in connection to wrapping and sexually assaulting three women in the west oakland apartment back on of our 20th. >> suspect number one he's described as african- american, 5 ft. 7 in. around a hundred and 95 lbs. he does have a goatee. suspect number 2 is described as 62107 5 lbs. and he does have his allies. at oakland police headquarters has the kron 4 news. >> continue with our story it's a bleak outlook for those coming to the employment office looking for work knowing their benefits are about to run out. >> you're ready in a body and yes it's a struggle every day every day a week

she agreed to do the interview because today is actually the two year anniversary of kyle's escape. she said his recovery has been nothing short of miraculous. >> he let us know approximately a week ago that he finally felt safe in our home at night. that was huge. >> coming up at 6:00 you will see my complete interview with calls on tour shall talk about how kyl will face his accusers in court on monday. this is a story only seal kron 4. >> new tonight at 5:00 at 5:15 p.m. new details about the wicked leak documents how this could have a huge effect of diplomatic relations. at 5:25 p.m. the gadgets was getting this holiday season. the hot video game consoles in which one is right for you. at 545 p and medicine and your kids. why you could be giving a child too much. coming up. [ woman on tv ] if you won't let me in, you can't really love me. i know about gayle. i don't know what you're talking about. if you just tell me what happened... [ ding ] [ man ] 35th and archer. next stop hamilton. [ brakes hiss ] ♪ [ male announcer ] u-verse brings you entertainment across all three screen

that's a good point. >> is that good enough for kyle because that is a good point that senator kyle broughtp. it sounds like the white house agrees with him. so is number two out of the way? >> it's a huge amount of money. if you speak to people who used to run our country's missile defense agencies, they say it's more than enough to modernize our nation's nuclear infrastructure. it's a good point because some of our infrastructure is old. >> let's go to the third point. >> trading our relationship with europe with our relationship with russia. don't take it from me. take it from senator voinovich who is the u.s. senate's leading protector of the countries of europe that are closest to russia. he in his farewell speech yesterday said ratify this treaty, ratify this treaty because it's in the interest of the defense of the countries of central and eastern europe. i would take his word for it. >> we're not selling out poland who has been a great ally of ours over the past decade who sometimes has not been treated as well by america as it should. this treaty does not weaken poland as far as se

. >> what hasn't been commented on by senator kyle, that's exactly the amount they asked for. so to stand back in horror and look at $1.1 trillion and say where did this figure come from? it came from mitch mcconnell in a motion he made before the committee. >> our guests, congresswoman debb debb debbie masserman schultz. >> something you could hit your crazy relatives with over dinner this weekend. a study that shows everything we

over the next year kyle's as he was denied food, cut, burned, beaten and fireplace. after he broke three and ran to the trees to jim for people were eventually arrested and charged with his torture three of the suspects have been pleaded guilty to more than a dozen felonies. michael it and his wife and karen rainier's all except the deal's last month. charges included the use of a deadly weapon and present great bodily injury to a child they'll be sentenced december 6th. a fourth person into the waiters and a neighbor was convicted last week. he will be sentenced in january. despite the hell did he live to kyle is said to be doing very well, these voters show how time has healed his body on the left to see him at a base hit and dirty. on the right the photo taken just a short time ago showing a hell we're looking young man.healthier looking young man. >> there is rask surveillance video of the boys escaped into the gym that is all listed at www.kron4.com. plein-air trenary hearing continues to the suspects accused of gang raping a high school student in richmond. tha

it has been no secret that he and his son offensive coordinator kyle have been frustrated with mcnabb and the offense. donovan hasn't had the best weaponry to work with. but he also hasn't played well either. he's near the bottom of the league in quarterback rating. more picks than touchdowns. rex grossman will get the start coming up against the cowboys. mike shanahan didn't let the quarterbacks know until thursday so the players didn't know until today. their reaction, what was it? well, we will tell you that coming up here in a couple of minutes. for now live at redskins park. back to you in the studio. >>> thank you, dave. >>> very interesting. but first, a metro buses caught on tape a gang of girls pouncing on a pregnant

---kyle tiene ahora 18 aÑos. ---- y escuche esto : el consejero de una carcel para jovenes del este dede molestar sexualmente a menores ... ...pero ademas, se le encontraron "13 mil imagenes de pornografia infantil" en sus computadoras !!!!----- segun los fiscales, encontraron tanto material en su poder que pidieron ayuda al f-b-i ... ----y parece que identificaron como residente del condado de contra costa, a un menor que aparece en algunas fotos. ---y por otro lado ... el gobernador que ya se va (pero todavia es gobernador) anuncio que california se encuentra "en estado de emergencia fiscal" .... ....--- arnold scharzenegger anticipo que quiere que la legislatura apruebe sus recortes en salud y en servicios sociales para los pobres ... ----esto, para intentar que se cierre el deficit de 6 mil millones de dolares.---- miembros de "healthy families" pagarian mas, y los pacientes de medi-cal tendrian menos dinero para gastar en remedios y en visitas al medico... ---algunos democratas quieren que se demore la aprobacion del presupuesto hasta que asuma el nuevo gobernador jerry brown ....

in fact, his friend kyle over here, come on in, kyle. 14 years old. have a seat.now each other? >> at the dialysis clinic. >> so you were right here? >> yes, for about three hours monday, wednesday, and friday. >> kyle cobb looks like any healthy teenager but it wasn't always the case. in 2009 kyle's kidneys failed and took months of dialysis and a new kidney to save him. what kyle never forgot was his friend. >> what made you decide after all that you had been through, that you wanted to give something back? >> i wanted to help him in any way that i can. it gives me a sense of joy, makes me think that i'm thinking outside of my life for once and just to help someone else is a blessing to me also. >> so far, kyle has raised $3100 for kiwane and his family with some help from the motorcycle club. >> you didn't get a christmas last year? >> no. >> he's going to get a christmas this year? >> yes. >> he continues his fight with kyle by his side, both agreeing that a kidney would be the best gift of all. >> it's important to realize how it strains them of their m imagi

two years ago kyle managed to escape the home and find help at a nearby fitness club. prosecutors got what they wanted, they still don't know what motivated the defendant. >> every we know, it defies logic and imagination to what they were thinking when, you know, you have a young man, starved in your home, shackled to your table and you continuously beat him. >> a fourth defendant anthony was convicted by a jury last month, he was next door to the home and could face life in prison. >>> also the news tonight, the lyle flightover california -- the legal flight over california same sex marriage band. three judge panel in the 9th circuit court heard arguments which define marriage as union between man and woman. the panel has to decide two issues, first does proposition eight violate the state's constitution and as marriage be defined as a union between same sex couples. >> california has engraved discrimination on the basis of sex and sexual orientation. >> the name of marriage is institution. and the issue here is whether it will be redefined, essentially, to be a gend

two years ago kyle managed to escape the home and find help at a fitness club. prosecutors still don't know what motivated the defendants. >> everything we know, it defies logic and it defies the imagination as to what they were thinking when you have a young man starved in your home, shackled to your house and you continuously beat him. >> the fourth defendant was convicted last month. he lived next door to the home and he could face life in prison. the legal fight over california same sex marriage band went before -- ban went before a supreme court. they heard arguments about proposition 8 which defined marriage as a union between a man and a woman. the panel has to decide two issues: does prop. 8 violate the state's constitution and can marriage be defined as a union between same sex couples. >> california has even graved discrimination on the basis of section and sexual orientation. >> the name of marriage is as effective as the institution. the issue here is whether it will be redefined essentially to be a genderless institution. >> the judge is considered

kyle over here, good morning, kyle. 14 years old. have a seat.u guys know each other. >> i was on this machine like he was for about three hours, monday, wednesday and friday. >> kyle cobb looks like any healthy teenager. but it wasn't always the case. in 2009, kyle's kidneys failed and it took months of dialysis and a new kidney to save him. but kyle 97 forgot his friend. >> what made you decide that after all that you had been through, you wanted to give something back? >> i just want to help him in any way i can. it gives me a serve of joy that i'm thinking outside of myself for once. and to help him is a blessing to me. >> reporter: so far kyle has raised $3100 for him and his family with some help from the local motorcycle club. >> it helped we go that he needs. every didn't really get a christmas last year. >> no. >> reporter: he will get a christmas this year. >> reporter: he continues his bite the kyle by his side. both agreeing that a kidney would be the best gift of all. you want some fiber one honey clusters? yeah. you must really care

kyle's aunt called the trio sadistic monsters. she started shaking before saying, where you're going, you're going to be with monsters just like you. i hoped you do my prison, no punishment is severe enough. michael schumacher his wife kelly lau and -- houseguest will spend 30 years in prison. the boy escaped the schumacher home and ran to a gym. the big question remains is why. >> everything we know is -- it defies logic and it defies the imagination to what they were thinking when, you know, you have a young man starved in your home shackled to your table and you continuously beat him. >> reporter: the three accepted me deals that took life in prison off the table and prevents the schumacher children from having to testify against their parents. in stockton, i'm andrea menniti, cbs 5. >>> simon perez has the final decision that may come down to one person in the appeal of the same-sex marriage hearing. >> the right to marry is the right to liberty, privacy, association and identity. >> reporter: that's the main argument attorney

tim tebow got his first nfl start with kyle orton sidelined with a rib injury for denver. oakland's first play from scrimmage, darren mcfadden, the fake to jacoby ford, one block, 71-yard touchdown run. thanks to that man. inside the 30. up 3rd and 24, looky there, he did that in college. former gator goes 40 yards for the score, 14-7 denver. still in the first quarter, third year runningback goes for over 1000-yard mark for the first time in his career. michael bush -- tied at 14-14. second half, raiders dominate. campbell swings to reece, 73 yards. oakland racks up 502 yards of offense. only fitting as the defense finishes the game. groves destroys earl buckhalter for a safety, and the raiders win 39-23. >> being productive in two games like that, but i'm more excited about the fact we're 5- 0 in the afc west. that's a hell of a job for this football team. >> just continue to be focused on the task. the task right now, beat the colts, try not to look at anything else, although kansas city must lose to tennessee next week. we still have to beat the colts. if we don't beat

in fact, it's kyle over here. good morning, kyle. 14 years old. have a seat.t here, as well? >> i was on the machine as he was for about three hours monday, wednesday and friday. >> step up! >> reporter: kyle cobb looks like think healthy teenager and wasn't always case. in 2009, kyle's kidneys failed and took months of diagnosis and new kidney to save him. but kyle never forgot his friend. what made you decide that after all that you'd been through that you wanted to give something back? >> i just want to help him any way i can. gives me a sense of joy and thinking outside of myself for once in life and to help someone else is a blessing to me, also. >> reporter: so far, kyle's raised $ ,100 for him and his family with some help from the local motorcycle club. >> it help with everything that he needs. >> reporter: he didn't get a christmas last year? >> no. >> reporter: he will this year? >> yes. >> reporter: he continue it is fight with kyle by his side both agreeing that a kid nee would be the best gift of all. i'll tell you, you know, it is amazing how dra

they admitted to holding then 17-year-old kyle ramirez in lowe's home while beating and starving him. two years ago kyle managed to escape the home and find help at a nearby fitness club. >> everything we know it defies logic and it defies the imagination to what they were thinking when, you know, you have a young man starved in your home, shackled to your table and you continuously beat him. >> a fourth defendant, anthony waiters was convicted via jury last month. he lived next door to the home. he could face life in prison. >>> the university of california is looking for ways to deal with its financial problems. there are 20 recommendations in a report from the uc commission on the future. among the ideas, increasing the number of out-of-state students who pay more to go to the university of california, offering online courses for degree credit, and allowing undergrads to earn degrees in three years. >>> a federal appeals court ruling on prop 8 may not have an affect on marriage laws outside california. a panel of judges heard arguments yesterday in san francisco. they hinted that t

kyle's aunt called the trio demented monsters. she started shaking before saying, where you're going, you're going to be with monsters just like you. i hope you die in prison, no punishment is severe enough. michael schumacher his wife kelly lau and the pair's houseguest caren ramirez will now spend at least 30 years locked up in prison. it was almost two years ago when a badly beaten, burned and starved kyle escaped the schumacher home and ran inside a gym. prosecutor angela hayes is glad justice is served but the biggest question remains, why? >> everything we know is just -- it defies logic and it defies the imagination to what they were thinking when, you know, you have a young man starved in your home, shackled to your table, and you continuously beat him. >> reporter: the three accepted me deals that took life in prison off the table and prevents the schumacher children from having to testify against their parents. in stockton, i'm andrea menniti, cbs 5. >>> in the face of billions of dollars of red ink, governor schwarzeneg

. >> we love you, kyle. we do. >> it's a great story. >> it is. >> good morning, everyone. well, the rain is coming down in times square. and look at washington right now. they are set for a wild day. that's a live shot of the capitol this morning. they're set for a wild day. a tornado watch is in effect there. it goes all the way down to the carolinas. look at the damage from all these tornados that already touched down throughout the south overnight. >>> and we're looking at political storms in washington. besides the pressures at home, secretary of state hillary clinton is trying to soothe tensions. she goes abroad after the latest release of sensitive documents. and the man behind it, wikileaks' founder, is calling for her resignation. but he's also a wanted man. we'll talk about all of it this morning with press secretary, robert gibbs. >> that's coming up. >>> let's set it up with jon karl from capitol hill. jon, we saw democrats and republicans meet at the white house pledge to work together yesterday. not a moment too soon for the millions of jobless americans who a

. >> as he walks into the gym this surveillance video shows the it 16 year-old kyle were mayors looking around nervously. he's wearing only his underwear and clench and it an entry on his left hip. his back is covered with dirt and bruises and as a clerk tells him he can hide under the counter we see why it appears to beat remnants of a shot called it dangles from his ankle as he crouches down behind him. another employee looks at him in bewilderment all the first clerk calls the manager. while she is on the phone a co-worker comes behind the counter and then falls a clean towel end hyde's it's doomed to cover himself. as customers a shuffle in and out he is cowering in a corner mostly at insight. about a minute later we see that the general manager followed by another employee comes up to a friend as the manager been stunned to adopt a pile the women that comes with him takes one look and his our hand over her mouth and slowly walks away in disbelief. for a few more it seconds of the clerk and general manager talked to him and we see him stand up. the manager puts his arm around him an

today kyle was in court with his aunt and uncle, who are now his legal guardians.court that the three were sadistic, demented monitors but kyle is now alive and safe. a fourth defendant was found guilty last month and could face life imprisonment. >> the truth is the truth that hits you and you know it. he didn't run into a gym shackled in a chain covered in soot with marks, burns and bleeds because nobody did this to him. >> well, after sentencing, the victim and his family expressed relief that his captors will be in prison for a long time. >>> the battle over gay marriage reached the next level today. protesters gathering at the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco. the three-judge panel listened to arguments on the constitutionality of proposition 8. that's the voter-approved law that bans same-sex marriage in california. stephen clark is in the newsroom with more on today's events. before we get to the questions, interesting that today was on c-span so we got to see the judges ask those questions. >> it was a great zisks lesson. you saw some great l

and i watched kyle from the time he was very small and frail and scared. and he is a very special young man and i am glad that justice has and served for him. i am glad that these people are going away in a long time to think about what they did. >> he was held captive in this house and tracey and used to traveling to get out. and there is video. of him of escaping. >> there penick occasions for his tennis suffered tremendous. >> there have been occasions, where he has bad suffering tremendous anxiety. he has been a very scared. and he has just turned and to a wonderful young man. and perhaps approximately one week ago he finally felt safe. and that was huge. and he did not go to school. however you would like to go to college and be a successful person and life. he means everything and everything. he loves his virtues, he loves everything. i cannot think of anything to just dislikes [laughter] >> that is his picture and is keen to some weight and looking good he chose not to speak during today's special session, the fourth defendant, is going to be senten

say that it was just too dangerous for a bomb squad because the cluster could of contained all of kyle explosives. last year, the man was the arrested on bank robbery charges and possession of explosives. five and a dollar bill. >> and with the california $5 million bail--he's been held. >> and arrested of california, added five and the steep the top total, at 38.8 million people. most of the population growth is from birth. from immigrants, and 70,000 people. the state is getting another six under $24 million for high- speed rail. 624 million doubledollars and from taking money away from ohio, wisconsin and awarding that to 12 other states including california. ohio, wisconsin have delected republicans who have opposed those projects. and in san jose police, they're going to sstart in pounding and pounding---impounding vehicles and gives police officers the officer and pull over, to park the car on the side of the road of the licensed driverless saqqara. and advocates have claimed for years that this towards a policy is unfair. and first, their ability to work and oftentimes they are

. >> kyle, you want me to look at your script?> reporter: she teaches students how to be professional news reporters at san jose state university. but soon this assistant professor and veteran t.v. reporter will be spreading american journalism to a place where free freedom of the press is a foreign idea afghanistan. >> we are going to plant the seed for good journalism to grow. >> reporter: part of a team from the department of journalism in mass communication who just won a 1. 2 million grant from the federal government. the goal to establish a western style journalistic program in afghanistan. >> freedom of speech is so important especially there where you have women that aren't allowed to have careers or much less be journalists. so we think the training is very important so we want after this grant and we got it. >> reporter: san jose state has been training american journalists since the 1930s with award winning programs in print and broadcast journalism. senior kyle stevens thinks budding afghan journalists will feel empowe

so he's going to go with rex grossman who played with mike's son, kyle. now, the redskins offensive coordinator, a year ago, in completely different direction in 2011. >>> this is a hot story. i know you'll continue to cover it. and you'll have the latest information for us now at 9:00. thank you very much, bret. we look forward to hearing from you then. >>> well, i don't have to tell you that our area is thawing out. after yesterday's snow. but what about this weekend? should we prepare for more snow? well, anny hong is here. our meteorologist. and she has a full forecast. annie? >> hi,j.c. yeah, we're finally thawing out. the sun breaking through. clouds starting to clear away in the last hour or so in the d.c. metro area. and looks like we're going to see sunshine throughout the day. and again, those conditions, talking about melting. as temperatures recover around near above freezing in most areas. okay, once again, this computer is acting up. we're going to talk about your forecast coming up in a little bit. but j.c., back to you. >> all right. thank

kevin kyle will serve as acting chief until a replacement is appointed. santa clara is the only city in california that still have selected police chief. >>> a new study by the transportation agency in san francisco suggests to pedestrians on average are struck by cars each day in the city. the mayor signed an executive director aimed at reducing pedestrian casualties that includes lowering the speed limit to 50 miles per hour near schools and possibly reconfiguring streets with wider sidewalks. >> it is a walkable city. we have a lot of streets that act like highways. >> they say the most dangerous neighborhoods are chinatown, the tenderloin, and south market area. >>> a new study raises questions about the safety of drinking water. >> reporter: what is in your water? we will tell you what the epa is saying about a new study and a possible carcinogen and one bay area cities water supply. >>> see what is making a difference for one bay area city that is city that has seen a significant drop-off in serious crimes. >>> heavy rain right now in the north bay.

they admitted to holding 16- year-old kyle ramirez in lau's home while beating and stabbing of him.ears ago kyle escaped the home and found help at a nearby fitness club. >> everything we know defies lodgeic and the manche nice what they were thinking when you have a young man starved in your home, shackled to your table and you continuously beat him. >> a fourth defendant was convicted last month. he could face life in prison. >> 6:20 now. bah humbug for one bay area santa. the comment that got him fired after 20 years on the job. >> if you thought cab fares were high now. just wait. how much cab drivers want to charge you next time you ask for a ride. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> an accident northbound 280 before the guadalupe parkway. chp running a traffic break now to clear it. we'll have more details on this plus the rest of your morning commute. traffic in 6 minutes. >>> 6:23. turning 6:24. a popular bay area santa claus has been fired for telling naughty jokes. the "chronicle" reports john toomey who worked at the macy's in union square for 20 years was let go after some parents

to escape. >> i watched kyle for a long time and he was a scared little skinny guy and a hospital.very, professional young man and i am glad that justice has been served. and i'm glad that these people are going away. they have a long time to think of what they did. >> he was held captive in this house and tracey and regularly tortured and beaten and was escaped using a trampoline. looking for help. and this defendant, 31 year-old will be sentenced later. the legal fight over same-sex marriage went before a federal appeals court today. proposition 8, that the ban on same-sex marriages was unconstitutional. dan kerman was in the court room and he has details. >> for several hours >> both sides were being peppered with cases like this. >> and if homosexual couples have all of their rights? and that heterosexuals health, we are left with a word, marriage. with some rational marriage for that? >> and two different issues. >> one that in imperial county, that if they have legal standing to bring this before the court. and was the district court judge correct when same-sex marriage was u

stanford's kyle vanber berg going for a victory against tennessee. >> alan: we tell you about the source unusual light in the sky tomorrow >> alan: we have more weather coverage ahead at 6:00. the for rest service has declared an avalanche warning in the sear. a the east coast city that is making a serious run to wrestle away the america's cup race from san freafnls join -- san francisco. if the weather cooperates you will get to see this year's only total lunar eclipse. the first time this happened since 1554. during a total lunar eclipse, the full moon pass through the shadow create by the earth. some indirect sunlight will pass through and give the moon a ghostly color, probably a reddish brown. so take a look at that. that's it for us at 5:00. thanks for joining us. we'll be back at 6:00. world news

ciudad de tracy porque le causaron graves lesiones corporales a un menor, la sentencia ocurre luego que kylede estas 3 personas, enfrentará penas de al menos 30 año de prisión. en la ciudad de h.b. se lleva a cabo la cumbre del salmón salvaje en el pacífico, este evento llama a muchas gente quienes están preocupadas por las perdidas millonarias desde el 2002 la reproducción de este peso ha disminuido en un 97%, la cumbre es importante para mejorar la producción del salmón en el área del pacífico. ( ♪ música) este sábado hemos disfrutado de temperaturas relativas cálidas con nublados variables y con poca lluvia pero quñ hay para el resto del fin de semana y los próximos días, nolberto hernández tiene el pronóstico >>> los salud eo espero que lo estemos pasando bien. en la parte central hacía el norte de los estados unidos ya no estamos rango de los 20, chicago 32, nueva york 41 el paso 62. en el mes de diciembre irán bajando las temperaturas conforme en nuestro sector sacramento 46 grados, fresno 40 mucho más frío para nuestros estados vecinos el área de utah, espera condiciones que esté entr

the sentencing comes two years after kyle ramirez, then 16, escaped his captors and stumbled into a health club nearly naked with a chain shackled to his ankle. the emaciated teenager was badly bruised and had cigarette burns on his body. he chose not to speak during the hearing but his aunt addressed the defendants calling them d emeanted monsters. >>> the registered sex offender accused of sexually assaulting a girl in a store made a court appearance. we just spoke to court officials moments ago and they said eugene ramos did not enter a plea. they said his attorney requested a bail reduction. so the hearing was postponed until wednesday. investigators say he sexually assaulted the girl at a dollar tree store while her aunt was in the next time -- aisle. >>> youth summit 2010 is an effort to empower teachers, parents and concerned family members to stop the alarming trend of bullying, both in person and online. ktvu's jade hernandez joins us with more from oakland. good afternoon, jade. >> reporter: good afternoon. it's not new but it is a growing trend, online bullying and g etting away

. >> reporter: kyle fouler faces the same problem his unemployed wife continues to face. >> she figuredhe would network with her friends and have a job within weeks, not months, it's almost a year now >> try living in our shoes. i have a steady job, they don't have to worry about making ends meet feeding themselves, insurance, home, all of that stuff. even before the senate's inaction, california had already exhausted their extended b enefits almost $500,000 more face the same fate by year's end and many more after that. >> the benefits should be e xtended until people can get full-time work again. shelters are full now. the food lines are fool. wait until that happens. >> reporter: reaction to the state senate being the grinch who stole christmas, that's not happening. >>> >>> the san francisco to dallas route is scheduled to begin on monday. this carrier began operations three years ago and just r eceived top honors. with dallas, virgin america now serves 12 cities across the u.s. >>> we often hear negative stories about pit bulls but tonight something ditch. tonight we meet one who -

the sentencing comes two years after kyle ramirez stumbled into a health club nearly naked with a chain shackled to his leg asking for help. a youth football coach, his wife and the boy's then legal garden pleaded guilty to more than a dozen feloniefelonies. each faces at least 30 years behind bars. >>> in hercules police are looking for the gunman who shot a 9-year-old girl when she answered a knock at the front door and we now know that those detectives are saying there could be gang involvement in this case. the girl's condition continues to improve and doctors expect that she will survive. the shooting happened friday night in the 100 block of brighton street in hercules. police say the man shot the girl in the neck and back and firing into the house, fortunately, though, other people were inside no one else was hurt. >>> three men are in jail after fans brawled before the start of the usc/ucla football game in pasadena. police say 50 to 75 people started fighting in the parking lot of the rose bowl. about three hours before the trojans and bruins kicked off. two men were stabbed, t

kyle orton has been nursing some sore ribs. sec road games were hostile environments and he enjoyed it. college football has begun with 35 bowl games on tap this postseason. that's 70 teams in action. i multiply it by two. the national championship game is 20. today we kicked off the very first one. 70-48. byu against utep with the minor fending off cougars. even pulp fiction gone wild or today's bowl. four touchdown passes in the tradition of young detmer mcmahon and bosco. the utep band plays the marty robbins song el paso after minors touchdown. they didn't play it much today. destiny, it's the cougars with the 52-24 win. finally the humanitarian bowl on the smurf turf just wrapping up. it's not looking good. presidenter in state was put in a hole that they haven't emerged from. right now in the fourth quarter, running down late northern illinois leads 40-10. >> the coach running away from gatorade bats, that wasn't very dignified. >> no. >> bronco mendenhall, take the gatorade. >> thanks very much. >>> still ahead at 5:00.

prosecutors say one of his straw buyers was the late kyle wooten, a father of four in need of money who was paid to buy assault rifles. >> why would anyone need that many? and give you cash? >> reporter: authorities say straw buyers come from all walks of life and paid up to $200 per weapon. >> they are being taken advantage of by these cartels and really providing something that's going to be used to kill someone in mexico. >> reporter: u.s. firearms agents say guns bought in a houston case were found at several mexican crime scenes, including this one in which four police officers and three secretaries were murdered. they also say this surveillance video shows weapons being hidden in a warehouse near ft. worth, texas. >> they're unloading long boxes. >> reporter: weapons bound for mexico to arm a murderous drug cartel. to sneak them across the border, guns are usually hidden in cars and trucks. >> they'll hide them in secret compartments, whether it's a spare tire, gas tank. camper shells. they even build secret compartments. >> reporter: officials say they have seized more than 10,00

she tells us how this recovery's been going. >> it was hard for kyle.ling for two years that was just to prepare him to talk about what had happened to him and to get up on the stand and testify. that kid was tortured every day he lived in the house. he suffered abuse. i just can't imagine we look at him and he's such a kind, loving, good-natured person. he doesn't have an absence of anchor or does it have any problems it's a miracle. >> we have extended coverage all the stories we've done along with the surveillance video of the boys escaped into the. >> we will be back with what a couple of minutes a live look outside of the james lick. no traffic in plenty of sunshine. are you trapped and don't know how to escape your addiction to cigarettes? one out of two regular smokers will die prematurely from smoking. you don't have to be one of them. escape the trap. say "enough." for free help to quit smoking, call the california smokers' helpline at 1-800-no butts. taking a live look from mt. tam. it looks foggy but it is smoggy. all for spare the air day of

. >> tim tebow says the lineup could start on sunday in oakland with kyle orton nursing a rib injury.roncos' coaching staff wants to keep the raiders guessing so they have yet to give tebow the nod, but expect it to happen. if you want to see tebow on sunday you will have to buy a ticket. the game did not sell out which means no local tv's. we featured the palo alto team last night. tonight the undefeated vikings are taking on centennial in the division one championship game in carson. son of 49er steve bono and second quarter and up 2-0 after a safety. bono rolls right. back of the end zone and adams goes up and gets it. he rolls his ankle and a touchdown. 7-0 vikes. late in the quarter and coach hanson rolls the guy. maurice williams comes back and gets it and takes it to the house 80 yards. 15-0 at the half. centennial averaged 55 a game this season. they would come back, 15-7 in the fourth. eubanks 33 yards for six. two-point conversion fails 15-13. centennial gets in the winning field goal. the 42-yard attempt is partially blocked and palo alto wins the first ever state title 15-

kyle ramirez escaped in 2008 and walked into a health club nearly naked with a chain around his ankle. michael shoemaker and his wife and his legal guardian at the time all pleaded guilty to more than a dozen felonies each facing at least 30 years in prison. >>> a catastrophe for the second year in a row. once again the salmon season has been canceled because there are so few fish. more now on the salmon summit held today and what to do next. >> salmon is the life blood here. >> reporter: all along california's coast and in its rivers the natural resource is drying up in part because water is being deverted from the delta for use all over the state and overfishing. >> you lose salmon and the recreational fishery in northern california is gone. >> reporter: these guys are fishermen who came to the standing room only meeting in half moon bay where congress members locally wanted to put pressure on those working in water an fisheries. >> the salmon as a species is about to be obliterated. >> reporter: a 90% decrease in the salmon fall run. the commercial fishing season has been closed fo

the sentencing comes after kyle ramirez escaped after stumbling into a tracy health club, nearly naked and shackled. this is newly released incident. the teen's legal guardian pleaded guilty in exchange for lighter sentences. >>> a warning not to overload your power strip. an overheated strip caused a small fire at an assisted live strg in richmond. it kept three people out of the building. they will be allowed to return later today. it caused about $5,000 in damages. >>> best selling authors give readings to raise money for the grads imprisoned in iran. sarah shourd who was freed in september said the campaign for shane bauer and josh fattal's freedom has run up expensive legal fees and travel costs. the three hikers were arrested when they crossed into the iranian border. iran accuses them of spying. the authors will give readings at the verde club. it's expected to run about two hours and there is a $20 donation at the door. >>> 4:37. clock just change and keeping you up to date on that as well as a new accident off of the split. you are heading up through concord. reports of an acc

in 2008 kyle ramirez escaped and walked into a health club nearly naked with a chain around his ankle. michael and his wife and the legal guardian at the time all pleaded guilty to more than a dozen felonies and each faces at least 30 years in prison when they are sentenced on monday. >>> cool and cloudy today. we did see some occasional showers in the bay area today. meteorologist lawrence karnow says more rain is on the way. hey, lawrence? >> nothing like we are going to have tomorrow. and we have seen those scattered showers around the bay area. had a pretty good band that moved through parts of the south bay but we have got a stronger system off the coastline. high-def doppler picking up on some of the moisture right now. we are seeing scattered light showers showing up outside. so if you are headed out you might want to be prepared. you can see the cell moving on by. further to the south we have got some more widely scattered showers. hanging out over the mountain tops but the main band making its way over the central valley. but we are not done, folks. the main event really yet