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well, racers throughout europe gathered on a snow-covered field in finland for the annual lawnmower grand prix. standard and souped-up mowers cut through the course, some speeding up to 30 miles an hour. seem a little too easy? well, to make things more interesting, water was sprayed on the course to make the track a bit more icy. >>> one designer in portugal is starting some ultra sweet fashion trends. that's because his work is made of sugar. originally trained as a pastry chef, he uses shaped sugar paste to create wearable dessert. many of his collections are inspired by fairy tales and movie stars, and some even include edible lingerie. this is a g-rated show. >>> finally, not only does nepal host the world's tallest mountain it now officially has the world's shortest man. after making the claim last week, the 72-year-old villager has now been officially awarded the title by guinness. look at the little guy. he stands at just 21.5 inches and he won out the previous record holder by about an inch and a half. just to be sure, the doctors had to measure him three times over a 24-hour per

finding my washer, dryer, lawnmower and shop vac. >> reporter: he told police who then arrested a 47--old man, the brother of the victim louis went to help. >> i didn't know how the stuff got there. i went there to help the person that needed help. >> reporter: the patient went to the hospital. the alleged thief went to jail. and louis went to the police station to recover his stuff. but despite his detective work he's keeping his day job. >> i harbor no ill will against anybody. people do what people do. and it's not for me to judge. >> reporter: reporting from vacaville, patrick sedillo, cbs 5. >>> activists hoping san francisco voters will help keep coit tower commercial-free. they plan to turn in signatures on monday to get an initiative on the june ballot. the proposal would limit the amount of private parties and commercial events held at coit tower. right now the parks department is trying to get approval to rent out the viewing area once a month. >> our number one concern is that not enough attention and resources are going to coit tower that it's being treated more like a cas

did some further investigation, they found my washer and dryer in the residence and they found my lawnmower. police arrested the suspect at the hospital. he is the brother of the man who needed the firefighter's help. other family members say they had no idea there was thousands of dollars of stolen property inside that home. >>> some nuggets of california history have been stolen from a courthouse all at the same place. the gold nuggets were mined by some of the first settlers in california and oregon. the artifacts from the gold rush era have been on display at the siskiyou county courthouse in yreka. two thieves smashed a glass case to get them. the silent alarm failed. the collection is valued at $3 million. >> wow. all right. >> that's a lot. >>> we had some problems on the bay bridge but elizabeth has an update. >> things are moving better but we were following this developing story on the upper deck of the bay bridge. for a while we were getting a good sized backup but if you look at this camera it looks better than a half hour ago because they have reopened all lanes. this was a mul

items taken from his home on bishop drive last week, including a dirt bike, washer and dryer and lawnmower. jones kept his cool and transported the man to the hospital before calling police. the man's housemate is the one police say stole jones' stuff. he has been booked into jail. >> so be careful if you are going to rob somebody's house and hope they keep their cool like this one. >> he did his job. >> he did his job. >>> 6:06. meteorologist mike nicco doing his job now. >> a lot of warm weather during the afternoon not only today but through the weekend good morning. a lot like yesterday, that's how we'll phrase today's forecast fog in the north bay quarter mile visibility now in santa rosa, 35, 34 napa, 32 fairfield 3/4 mile visible. 38 livermore upper 30s redwood city, mountain view, los gatos low to mid 40s until you go oakland and san francisco around 50°. a few highç cloudsç like yesterday, a storm system after storm system on the left of the screen passing from north to south about 1,000 miles away from us over the ocean. because of that, we'll just have high clouds and sun and

jenna: what happens if john is like wait a minute, that is my lawnmower.ve been burglarized a couple of times. >> is that his light bar? jenna: i don't know. if you see something that is actually yours do you still have to buy it? >> well, no, that is a good question. they say they have a give back policy. if you go on their website and you see something that belongs to you you can tell them about it, and they'll give it back to you at no charge, because they want to reunite owners with their stolen property. but if it isn't claimed and nobody knows about it then they can go on the website and they can bid and some people are buying stuff, like these bicycles and refurbishing them and reselling them for a profit. listen. >> i bought rims and tires for cars, for trucks. i bought tools for my business. i bought a surfboard or two here and there. that is a good combination of items to buy. >> it's a pure numbers game for me. the more i purchase the better are the chances of that bike that is worth something, and that i can flip. >> reporter: and the owner of

including a dirt bike, washer and dryer and lawnmower. he kept his cool and transported the man to the hospital before calling police. the man's housemate is the one police say stole the firefighter's stuff. he has been booked into jail. >> kept his emotions in check and did his job. >> stole his washer and dryer, wow. 5:09. time to checkup on the friday forecast. >> maybe he was laundering money! [ laughing ] >> friday, hey! good morning everybody. that's -- 30s north bay, fairfield into concord, 40s for the rest of us 52 oakland watch out for fog developing around fairfield and santa rosa. as far as what is happening, you can see the storms are just offshore. a few high clouds like yesterday. no rain until this slowly creeps towards us monday night into tuesday. enjoy the spring-like temperatures. everybody in the mid to upper 60s wouldn't be surprised if we see more 70s today also through the weekend as this high pressure is not going anywhere it going to be very stubborn and make it feel very warm through monday rain likely monday nig

back and did some further investigation, they found my washer and dryer in the residence and my lawnmower. >> took some big stuff. >> yeah. >> police arepresentsed ricky mankini at the hospital the brother of the man who needed the firefighter's help. he was arrested at the hospital. other family members said they had no idea there was thousands of dollars of stolen property inside the house. >>> nuggets of california history have been stolen from a courthouse. the gold nuggets were mined by some of the first settlers here in california and oregon. they had been on display for years at siskiyou county courthouse in yreka. two thieves smashed the glass case at 1 a.m. wednesday. the silent alarm failed. the collection is valued at $3 million. they are hoping to get some of that back. >>> 6:20. the star of harry potter you will see him in a whole new light. >> two days before the big game how the giants and patriots players feel about the odds and the confession from madonna about the halftime show she is performing in. coming up. only three challengers have >>> welcome back. 6:23. america's

steal almost anything and buy almost anything and that includes chainsaws and leaf blowers and lawnmowersstuff was seeds by police in drug raids or homes with perhaps they were burglarized and no one came to collect their property. so they went to the police property room and at some point the police have to auction the stuff off. in comes p.j., he created this company with the help of a former detective. one of the things -- you test everything. you have got taco onoscopy machine, be in no one wanted to test it. the guys plug it in but no one in the warehouse wanted to test it. can't understand that. >> reporter: even that, you had vigorous bidding. who steals a colonoscopy machine. and who buys them. >> reporter: but someone did. >> you have to do it online. you make your bid, they start at $1. if you win, the item is yours. megyn: do in the try that at home. it should have season on the side of it. that looks familiar. we'll be right back. i'd race down that hill without a helmet. i took some steep risks in my teens. : why kid myself? diet and exercise weren't lowering my cholesterol e