leyla leyla foul we s with charged. we are not showing his face because he is a minor. defense attorneys are pushing to get him released to custody of the family and expected to ask the judge to close future corporate proceedings to the public. >> city council man will hold a community meeting to discuss growing crime in the bay area's biggest city following the death of three young men killed hours apart over the holiday week. two teens were shot on sunday behind the kohl's department story. a few hours later action 20-year-old justin watkins was killed near oak grove high school for 19 homicides, ready to beat last year's number of 46 homicides much the city is held at the library at 6:30. we will have more on the challenges the city is facing from abc7 news reporter next half hour. >> santa clara supervise is considering a proposal to wage the minimum wage on the heels of san jose's overwhelming approval last fall to raise the minimum wage from $8 an hour to $10 an hour does what the supervisor wants he does not know how many businesses or workers are affected if the board could enact such a measure on its own or if it would require voter approval. the "san jose mercury news" reports that county staff are due to report back to the committee in august with more information related to the proposal. >> this morning the postal service is asking for your help in finding the person who robbed one of their mail trucks. surveillance video from an oakland business shows the burglary near the intersection of market and 36th street. watch the top of the screen. you can see it happen, the thief hops in the back of an unmarked postal truck with mail, goes through the contents and runs off. postal inexpecters are offering $10,000 reward. >> the silicon valley education foundation and santa clara supervisor are headed to sacramento to push for more education funding. this week, lawmakers are trying to reach a budget deal including how to spend $3 billion revenue surplus. the governor brown wanted to spend cautiously and the proposal did not include the protect ever surplus but k through 12 would receive more money than in the 2011-2012 year giving addict grants to districts with nor disadvantaged -- more disadvantaged. >> the bay area is now a seller's housing market. the bay area doubles up to 22 percent if value. only phoenix saw a greater increase. we not expected to reach the historic highs of 2005 but increasing rapidly. antioch saw 28 percent rise in home prices over the last year, and union city, 34 percent. in east oakland, home prices jumped 51 percent. >> we are getting a new cheerer idea of the damage caused by 5.7 earthquake in northern california. officials say that last thursday's earthquake damaged 50 homes in the area, and causeed more than $1 million in losses and centered in greenville, 150 whiles northeast of sacramento. some folks felt it all the way here especially in the north bay. there were dozens of after shocks. >> cruise are making progress against a wildfire north of santa barbara which blackened 2,000 acres, roughly three square miles. they are taking advantage of a lull in the high winds and it is now 65 percent contained. people who were evacuated on monday were allowed to return home last night, and so far the fire has damaged only one structure. >> as far as we are concerned, mike, what is going on? i thought it was windy driving in. most spots are calmer and not so wet as yesterday. so, yes, it can change a little bit especially depending where you travel today. good morning, here is a look at our temperatures and everyone is in the mid-to-upper 50's and mostly cloudy sky and we have air mass right now is pulled together. you can seat wind on the sutro tower camera. not so wet but a few sprinkles this morning. by noon, it will be brighter and 55 at the coast and 69 inland. by 4:00, we are close to average with mid-50's at the coast and mid-70's inland and quiet and jacket weather with 53 at the coast and 65 inland. from the roof camera, you can see on the san francisco exploritorium the flags are unfurled because of the breezes at the sure line with a jump in temperatures tomorrow and again on friday. we will be in the 90's friday and start and 70's at the coast. the heat will reach its height on saturday for the weekend plans. but, first, traffic with leyla gulen. >> it is calm. we have construction projects that are back on track now the weekend and the memorial day holiday are over. in the east bay over to antioch, eastbound side of highway four to a street we will have a couple of lanes blocked shut down until 6:00 a.m. this morning. in the altamont pass right now, 80 coming out of tracy top speeds at 60 from tracy to livermore and still looking cheer as you continue the drive westbound direction. now, the san mateo bridge looks beautiful with not too much traffic. headlights are moving eastbound. eric and kristen? >> next, too close for comfort, the bay area neighborhood watching future a mountain lion this morning. >> thieves leave disabled bay area boaters on shore with barely a paddle and you can help them get back in the water the. >> the newest apple store is making unwanted waves with san francisco history that the company wants to take down but first america's money report. >> good morning, topping america's money, big news fr

leyla. vicki nordicke is the parent of a student here. >> leyla's favorite colors were purple and pink. we're wearing those colors to support her and her family. >> reporter: a memorial service will be held in leyla's honor. it is important for the healing of the school and the larger community. >> hopefully tonight it'll bring some closure to us. i think that will bring true closure but we're really starting to heal. and i think tonight will be part of the healing process. >> reporter: this case has shaken the sense of safety and security. >> a lot of times we don't lock our doors at night. now i locked myself out of the house the other day because i've got everything locked up so tight. >> reporter: the calaveras sheriff department has not provided an official update on the status of the investigation. in a news conference last night they did did indicate that this murder was intentional. it was not something as a result of a robbery gone bad or other crime. that is where the investigation stands at this point. investigators are working around the clock. people really scared in this remote community. >> i'm sure, mark i know for leyla's family it's been so emotional. they haven't been public enou

leyla- commute with leyla gulen. >> traffic is easing after an early accident but at at&t park you may want to take bart. we have a new accident at oakland if you are traveling southbound along the nimitz at sixth avenue three cars involved and blocking a lane, with heavy backups. down to the southbound bay freeway, eastbound 237, a crash out there, as well. >> thank you, we will check >> we are off of our morning lows but nice at 55 to 60 in antioch. a beautiful picture from mount tamalpais of ocean beach and one to eight degrees warmer than yesterday. if you are headed to the game, a day game as we wrap up the four-game bay bridge series. 65 and up to 67. so have the sunscreen. the seven-day outlook shows we are back to average, tomorrow we are warm than average and >>> wow, what a crowd we have here in times square with us and you're seeing the one and only valerie bertinelli. >> valerie. >> i love it. >> a huge times square summer slimdown and she came up to me, i was like, what is this? now she's here to share some of her secrets to getting fit. >> we'll talk to her in a second. also ahead, this will be a good one. steven tyler here live and chewing his gum. all about "epic." he'll deliver the goods. cannot wait to get back inside. >> the rundown from the control room. >> take a picture. >> she was not going to miss that. >> no, no, no, no, no. >>> our friend emeril is back. you know, we'll taste your watermelon i'm-aid. >> i can't eat anymore today. oh. but first pitbull takes center stage in central park for our huge "gma" summer concert series event. mr. worldwide is hosting our latest party in the park and it is going to be epic. ♪ one, two, three. ♪ uno don't know tray >> known worldwide as pitbull has the world at his feet with number one hits in more than 15 countries including megahit "give me everything." ♪ give me everything tonight >> reporter: pitbull is taking a major bite out of the music scene. ♪ now pump it up and back it up like a tonka truck ♪ >> reporter: he collaborated with jennifer lopez, most recently teaming up with christina aguilera on that irresistible dance anthem -- ♪ just want to feel this moment ♪ ♪ whoa ♪ feel this moment >> reporter: an international superstar pitbull is still a miami boy at heart. opening a new charter and middle school focusing on leadership he hopes to expand nationwide. mr. 305 received a key to the city for charity work but his resume doesn't stop there. in addition to selling 40 million singles worldwide, he's a businessman and also has the role in a new animated feature "epic." >> easy, ronan, a big forest even leaf men got to sleep. >> we are so excited about that. we hope you'll join us tomorrow. if you're coming to see pitbull tomorrow, be sure to wear white because it's pitbull's party in the park and we're bringing miami to manhattan. so already got the outfit picked out. i know you do too, josh. >> just a lot of white. white linen. i'm going to pick mine up today. >> miami vice. >> bad luck. america doesn't need that. this is what america does need and i do love this. we've been sweating all morning long, we have not but valerie bertinelli has been with her friends here in times square. big summer slimdown. "hot in cleveland" star to be fit for the summer. fighting heart disease, the number one killer of americans, so great, valerie, to have you -- look -- i mean, robin is not lying. look how amazing you look. >> thanks. >> i want to ask you about heart disease. the number one killer in america and i know this is an issue that hits very close to home. >> uh-huh. >> your mother battling it. >> yes, she is in such great shape. on her bike right now. she gets on her bike every morning. these adoing great. >> you're here to do the new york city heart walk. >> tonight. >> but you're here to really get it done, i read. >> yes, i'm going to -- not going to walk, i'm going to run because i really want to do it as fast as i can. >> good. 30 minutes or less. >> under 30 minutes. >> 25 to 39. >> 29:59. >> no, better than that. >> losing weight obviously it can cut a person's risk for the disease in half. as a paid jenny craig spokesman you lost 40 but it's been a long time. it's been years. you're keeping it off. is it as easy as one hopes. >> no, it's not easy. not all the time. some days are easier than others just like life, you know. some days it's a piece of cake and i can be right on top and there's emotional days and i'm an emotional eater so those are the more difficult days that you just have to really stay aware and for me having a consultant which i didn't want in the beginning is really key for me. >> recognizing why it is you do turn -- >> being aware. >> what trips you up the most? so many people struggle to keep the weight off but have that one tempt take. >> i don't know that it's one temptation for me. it's just life sometimes gets in the way of trying to be good to myself and sometimes if i just breathe and keep moving, it helps, yeah. no one trick. >> you've been able to keep the weight off for so long. what's your number one tip? how have you been able to two that. consultant with me, jenny craig, that's bee helpful for - to, a built-in best friend, if i'm struggling for some hard days and when i'm not struggling to say yay, guess what i did today. >> all these lovely ladies. collectively losing 412 pounds. congratulations. we wa to show us how it's cal the inchworm. omething >> this really great down t equal reat warm-up. distance apart. works your arms, core and stretches out your hamstrings. for someone who likes to run, it's helpful. go all the way -- try to get -- if you want, get a push-up in there while you're at it and go back. >> it's that inch back. >> you feel in your arms and core. >> how many times would you do that? >> i say start with 12 times and go back and forth then you want to add some cardio into it so then you got to get into some -- this is really, really great fun. you can do jumping jacks anywhere. >> we saw you earlier on the trampoline. you like to incorporate. have a trampoline. need anything. >> congratulatns. >> want to do it with me? >> congratulatns. >> want to do it with me? pwent to get to ginger ee in weather. ginger, good morning again. winds gusting here in moore to around 30 miles per hour so we're already seeing a lot of energy that's going to filter into the strong storms but lo. tharight. 92 for d.c. and feels like will be closer to 100. 91 for philadelphia.that's a lo. for now that's th big picture. t >> this weather report brought to you by target. let's head back to george. >> thank you, ginger. we have a case now of art imitating life all for some laughs. that pair from "the wedding crashers" vince vaughn and owen wilson are back. they go back to the career ladder in middle age and it's called returnships. abc's diana perez takes a look at it. >> it was an internship that could lead to a job. >> you're kidding, right? >> they have more life experience than the age of most of our interns. >> reporter: they co-star in "the internship." >> you're interns? >> yes. >> deal with it. >> so old, though. >> reporter: lost in a world of young 20-somethings they quickly learn they've got a lot to learn. >> like teaching a kid the i will father bet. >> like teaching a kid a letter. just one letter. >> reporter: combining unfamiliar technology and a huge generation gap that leads to fierce competition. >> we're looking at some sort of mental hunger games against a bunch of genius kids with a handful of jobs. >> reporter: funny yes but it's not as farfetched as you may think. ken blank is a 46-year-old he left his unfulfilling finance job in chicago, sold his house and moved to buffalo all for an unpaid internship to learn the design business. >> i was thinking, an intern at 46 years old, what was i thinking. it's scary but great. >> reporter: a returnship. an internship for adults returning to the beginning of the job cycle to learn a new career. he admits it's a crazy idea. >> everybody thinks i'm nuts for doing this but everybody is very supportive. they're like, you know what, if this is what you want to do, this is what you want to do. thiso scen off. want to do. ♪ >>> welcome back. "epic" opened as the top grossing family thrill on memorial day weekend and for a good reason, it's awesome and due to the "epic" star, beyonce, amanda seyfried, pitbull and, oh, by the way, steven tyler of aerosmith. a first, the demon of screamin' like you've never seen or heard him before. take a look. >> so i should just sit here. >> i didn't say that. >> then i'm going up. >> i didn't say that either. >> you don't even know what you're saying. >> i'm saying, who gives up everything for a world that's not even theirs? >> dad. my dad does. i have to get my dad. >> where do you think you're going? >> the queen said i was here for a reason. this must be it. >> you look good. you look good, steven there, thank you very much. >> the big old worm. >> i got six hands. >> nim galu, the real existence of the leaf men much the director calls you up. he says -- >> chris wedge called me up who, by the way, did "ice age" because i had seen it with my children. i just loved it to death and he showed me this little character he did called scrat. i sat there and watched it and said i'm in. i wanted to sit down next to my grandson milo and watch the s and say there's granddaddy. >> i understand last night actually milo sits down. didn't know. he hears the voice come out of that worm. what did he do? what did he think? >> put his hand in his popcorn and threw some at me. >> that must be an amazing thing. >> part of the idea of working on an animated film is that, the ability to share with others. this one, though, really resonated with you because you were sort of a kid of the woods growing up. >> i was. i did a special with oprah and she asked where i got my spirituality from and i said, from the silence in the woods. kind of strange thing unless you hear it and there's something there. i just never knew exactly what. so i wrote about it all these years but i get to play this party animal, what's new, right, but i've got the wisdom to save the forest at least. >> now i saw too again as an actor, you wanted to maybe try out different accents but, chris, the director says just give us steven. i can't blame him. >> well, yeah, you know, i was nim galu and our company -- i thought, this is -- >> the indian dish. >> oh, my god, i can tell you i could have gone and done this thing from beginning to end and -- he goes, no, no, i want you the way you are, just the way you are. >> that's great. i also know at first you were like, look, steven tyler fromary row smith and don't have me singing a song. about five months ago you get a call. >> yeah. >> hey, steven, can you and you finish the sentence. >> i said i was waiting for you to ask me to write that into the part. they did and some wonderful people wrote the song and got a chance to wrap myself around it and it works. >> this issant the first one you did. is it odd to be in a film and see it and you're just sitting there voicing your character alone? >> o very. myself talking to milo, what did you thi of it and i heard nim galu. >> i know boston near and dear to your heart, part of the boston strong concert, wonderful thing for one fund boston. what can we expect and what does g on tour two months ago at does when this terrible thing did happen and, you know, it's one thing to hear about these things happening urld luggage of and stayed home to embrace so this is very dear to us. first th we heard about it we're on -- remember, carole king, james taylor, jay geils, jimmy buffett, please, we're in! >> listen, it's a great movie. opened number one for a reason. steven tyler, i've been look >>> as you can see it's in full bloom here so "gma" very own food correspondent emeril lagasse making us a spring picnic feast. herbed quiche, roasted cauliflower with watermelon limeaid. it sounds so good of last time i saw you was mother's day. all of them were so wonderful. >> i hope they're watching. you know what was amazing, robin, which we didn't show but i promise you we will at some point. the day after they went to disney and both families, it was magical is all i can say? we have to share that with you sometime. today we have quiche. >> quiche. >> what are we doing? >> exercised earlier now we're eating quiche. basically you know you can't find quiche these days. it's gone away and then we'll do something with watermelon and something with cauliflower. first we take a savory pie crust, flour, ice water, butter which we'll melt, salt and pepp pepper, savory, not sweet and roll it out in a tart shell and there's a technique called blind baking. now, what does that mean? don't worry about that. jonathan, you heard of blind baking? >> i'm terrible. >> bean, parchment paper and set the oven at 400 degrees and you want to prebake the shell so that way it looks kind of just like that. >> for about how long? >> for about 15 minutes. >> okay. >> now we can adjust the oven while we have the pie shell baking we'll make the filling. >> all right. get in there, robin. >> here we go. >> here we go. >> look, we have cream cheese and it needs to be room temperature. yeah. >> room temperature. >> needs to be room temperature and have a little bleu cheese and american maytag bleu and have butter. >> oh, yeah. >> and now three eggs and you can begin to whisk that. >> i believe the whisking has begun. >> yeah. >> i should ask, you can buy the pie crust, right? you don't have to make the pie crust. >> no, you make a great point. you make a great point. you can save lot of time. bought pie crufts out there. tha and that was ow what we'll that.that. right n herbs are in the bit of salt. nice technique. >> robin, who knew? who knew? > i >> that's right. all right, so now what we'll do is we'll take the filling. we'll put it in our pie crust and we'll bake it for about 20, 25 minutes about 375 degrees. >> okay. >> when it comes out, let it set because you want it to firm up a little bit. you can serve this at room temperature. you can serve it warm. a great lunch, a great brunch you can do. it's a great snack. it.o cf&-a we'll do is we've taken little cauliflower and bk it apart so you just are this and then what we'll do is take the bulbs, we'll toss it with curry. >> mm-mm. >> cayenne pepper and grand marsala and roast it with olive oil or melted butter and roast this until it's golden brown. wait, robin. wait till you taste that. >> oh, my goodness. taste a bite of that. >> ah. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah. >> the flavors. >> it's got a little snap to it. it's got a little bite to it. so we have quiche, roasted cawley plow ir. >> wash it down. >> now what we'll do is take watermelon with fresh lime juice, depending on how sweet the watermelon is. depending on how sweet the watermelon is, that's what we're going to do. the lime for acidity. easy to get the recipes on the website, which is -- >> goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo!. >> emeril. >> fantast >>> find what you're looking for one traveler at a time. >> thanks to emeril. he is the man. tomorrow, pitbull live in central park. >> remember, from miami. wear your white. we'll see you tomorrow. >> now from abc7 news, good morning, i am kristen sze. the san francisco giants hope to avoid a sweep when they close out the series with the oakland a's at at&t park this afternoon. mike nicco, how is the forecast? >> a lot of sunshine and 64 and warming to 67 and a right breeze. it67 in downtown and 70's throughout the bay and some of that will spill in the inland valleys and 80's in the east bay. the seven-day outlook shows dangerous excessive heat this week. leyla that area at 43 minutes to head out of evergreen. kristen? >> joining for m announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today, aerosmith frontman, the one and only, steven tyler. and they're hot and they're here. a performance from the wanted. all next on the emmy award winning "live." 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leyla gulen continues our team coverage with alternatives. leyla gulen? >> there are not too many. we do have sky 7 h.d. over the west oakland station. we will go over to that to see what we are looking at. you can see the trains standing if place. that is the story this morning. two maintenance vehicles collided in the transbay tube damaging the third rail causing huge significant delays for bart commuters. there is the peek. all trains that traverse the bay are affected. the obligate line not affected is richmond-fremont line. if you head out of oakland to san francisco youill be affected. there are alternates, you can take your car. friday lite across the bay area, so not too many accidents or too much congestion. so far. you have a san francisco bay ferry, and we will start off right with mike nicco because it sound like a beautiful forecast. >> good morning, everyone, we start with live doppler 7 hd at 6:02 and the radar and satellite are lacking so dry and sun to start friday. 53 and hazy sunshine. we are mild for 12 hours at 70 at launch and at 80 in the afternoon and a mild 74 in the evening. inland neighborhoods the next 12 hours we will warm significantly from 54 to 81 at noon to near 90 at 4:00. you will need a lot water if you are out and about. and 81 at 7:00. at the coast it will be warm but you will have breezes starting off in the 40's and near 60 at noon and 63 at 4:00 but the temperatures will drop back into the mid 50's and breezy at 7:00. >> thank you. breaking news in san francisco, are an early morning fire broke out at a popular restaurant, chess spencer, investigators say it was clear the building was burning for a child before a neighbor called it in at 1:30. no one was inside the restaurant. the fire spread to the two buildings on either side including an apartment building. firefighters estimate the damage to all buildings at more than $1.5 million. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> to ic investigating the stabbings of two men, the victims were found at carolina and 8th after 2:00. it is not clear if that is where the stabbings occurred. they were taken to the hospital and conditions are unknown. >> more on breaking news near washington, dc, where a small plane smashed into the roof of an apartment building this morning. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is following from the newsroom. you have information of who was hurt? >> the abc7 news affiliate in the area reporting the pilot is a 61-year-old man and his passenger suffered minor injuries and was treat the at scene and a 33-year-old woman in the apartment went to the hospital but with non-life threatening injuries. it happened at 3:30 a.m. our time, just the tail of the cessna staging from the roof the three-story apartment building and the crane comes in and pulls the aircraft from the roof and lowers it slowly down to the ground and the last step is to strap the aircraft to a large truck and it is hauled away. a neighbor says he her the crash and the apartment shook and he came face-to-face with what happened. >> i heard backing on the door. it was my neighbor. he told my what happened and shows me his apartment with a plan inside of his living room. >> a woman inside the apartment was hurt and there were four adults and two children asleep in the apartment at the time of crash. a total of nine adults, seven children, and three pets were evacuated. the plane crashed because it ran out of fuel. they say the apartment building is structurally intact. the pilot reportedly stumbled out of the plane and told a resident "i think we hit your apartment." >> wow! happening now in the south bay, police and volunteers will resuming a search for a missing man with multiple disabilities including dimentia. abc7 news reporter matt keller has more. matt? >> i spoke with a deputy who pack patrolling the neighborhood all night and he said the search area has expanded and he expects the light to help the people looking for the missing man who is 63 years old. he lives in cupertino. he is 6' tall, 150 pounds. he was last seen at 11:30 yesterday morning at his home with blue jeans and slippers. 35 people and a helicopter crew and search dogs were looking in the neighborhood until midnight. we are told he h trouble communicating suffering from dementia and a.l.s. and has no money and is on medication. the sheriff says that the police departments were keeping an eye out for him so if you see him, call 9-1-1. >> at 6:08. an arizona woman is with her family after being freed from mexican jail after being accused of smuggling drugs from the united states, the 42-year-old mother walked out of mexican jail with her husband after spending a week behind bars accused of smuggling drugs. the soldiers found 12 pounds of marijuana under her seat on the bus but surveillance video shows she only had a purse and bottle of water so a mexican judge dismissed the case. >> i'm free! fm i was innocent. so, i was very happy. >> her husband says he believes mexican authorities wanted them to pay a bribe for his wife's release. >> we have leyla gulen look at alternatives if you can find alternatives. >> you can see plenty of green. these are alternatives. the san mateo bridge, the dumbarton bridge, everything is green and we have just a little bit of a delay, so we will take it to sky 7 right now where we can see what the macarthur maze and bay bridge toll plaza is looking like, and it looks like traffic is funneling into the bay bridge toll and of course, we do see plenty of traffic building up when the metering lights are on, which they are, and we may see extra traffic today and that is due to the transbay tube being almost out of commission. on the map i can show you what we are talking about, it will take you 20 minutes to head away from the maze and to the toll. here we go, our map shows if you are traveling between oakland and san francisco you will expect to see heavy delays of up to an hour right now and amy hollyfield is in oakland and watching passengers sitting in the bart cars going nowhere. this is going to las

leyla gulen has been following this and the alternatives all morning. leyla gulen? >> thanks, eric. i want you to see what h.p. is, looking at the bay bridge toll plaza 20-minute delay through the tolls. the san mateo bridge has clearer conditions. muni is providing extra subway train station from embarcardero to the west portal station and two extra ferries are added to help you out this morning. >> we will continue to track that story. when we come back, our meteorologist will have the bay >> it is friday, and starting off nice. most of us are in the 50's and half moon bay is 46, and in downtown san francisco, look at all the sunshine, the big story, pour to ten degrees warmer today, and the warming trend will last throughout the weekend. i am seeing 90's in the east bay valley and the coast will have the cooler weather in the mid 60's. the seven-day forecast, the heat peaks tomorrow and a ten degree drop on monday and ♪ yeah, yeah >>> the party bus is out, good morning america. heading out to central park. pitbull and all those dancers are getting ready to play, getting ready to sing. loading up the party bus. >> come on out. the party bus is loaded. are you guys excited? we are all in our miami white for mr. worldwide on our way to central park. come join us for pitbull. back to you in the studio. come on, everybody. >> he did say he wanted to bring miami to manhattan. and it's happening, as you can see right out here in central park, heading out there shortly. >>> also ahead, stay tuned for this. the hero bus driver who saved the children in his care, when a man with a gun boarded his bus, remember this in alabama, the dramatic fbi tapes being played for the first time. an abc exclusive that pierre thomas will bring us. >> remarkable reporting. >>> also, more trouble for a man's strange behavior and amanda bynes go hand in hand. new alarm bells going off overnight. now what fell low former child stars are saying right now. >>> one of the hottest father/son duos in hollywood. will and jaden smith are here live in the park to tell us about their brand new movie. we can't wait to see them there. >>> we are going to get right to the exclusive, a gripping inside account of what happened when little ethan was kidnapped off the school bus in alabama, all reported by our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. pierre, this information, these tapes are extraordinary and show they show the epitome of heroism. >> reporter: it really is. unprecedented access to what really happened when ethan was kidnapped. it was a situation far more dangerous than we ever knew. we will actually hear from the kidnapper for the first time. it's a story about good and evil, about heroes and people willing to make unbelievable sacrifices. the 21 children are almost home, when jimmy lee dykes known as the mean man of the neighborhood storms on to their alabama school bus wielding a gun. >> i need two boys 6 to 8 years old. >> reporter: he wants to kidnap the children. the bus driver resists the man he thought was his friend. it is all caught on tape heard her exclusively for the first time. >> i can't do it. >> do it. >> sorry. you're going to have to shoot me. >> how about i shoot a kid? >> no. >> do it. do it. >> it's my responsibilities -- >> i can't help that. >> i can't turn them over to somebody else. >> reporter: unrelenting dykes turns to the children. come here, kid, and the two in the back. you, and the girl and that boy right there. come here. >> reporter: then he locks in on ethan sitting right behind the driver. the bus driver pleads not ethan and puts himself between the boy and dykes. the other children are screaming and hiding behind their seats. 15-year-old trey the watts has the courage to dial 911. >> he is asking for kids. >> he is asking for kids? >> yes, ma'am. >> he's aiming the gun at the bus driver. >> yes, ma'am. >> what's going on? >> the bus driver -- >> what's he doing now? >> the bus driver dies after being shot five times. dykes drags ethan to an underground bunker he built on his property. ethan has autism and no one knows how he will react. and an army of 300 law enforcement descends on the scene stunned by what's happening in this tiny town of midland city, and a six day siege begins. >> my heart just stopped. >> reporter: we spoke exclusively with key members of the team of federal, state and local authorities, who fought to save ethan's life. >> we thought ethan was going to die. >> reporter: this is the bunker seen for the first time, 12 feet below ground. only eight feet by six feet, about the size of a parking space. it has ventilation, electricity, bunk beds, painstakingly built over months. dykes tells police to speak to him through this plastic pipe which has a deadly surprise. there's a bomb in it. >> they were on top of the pipe, that he could have detonated the bomb any time. >> i was immediately concerned. >> reporter: the fbi quickly dispatches molly am mond, one of its top behavioral scientists, to alabama. >> he was angry but intelligent and controlled. >> reporter: police choose words carefully. >> i want to thank him for taking care of our child. >> reporter: they know dykes is watching tv. dykes grows more dlij belligerent. it is now day six. listen as he rants at negotiators. >> you go ahead and someone [ bleep ] down that [ bleep ] funnel up there to their death. >> reporter: dykes is furious at the government. >> i have the ability and [ bleep ] to show just how [ bleep ] corrupt this system is, just how corrupt you people are. >> reporter: they say dykes only saw one option, killing himself as a grandiose statement. and there's a bizarre twist. his intent was to have a female reporter down there with him and she would hold his hand, in fact he got his final message out to the world, and then committed suicide in her presence. >> reporter: the danger to ethan is increasing every second. >> he was handling the weapons and the bomb inside of the bunker on a more frequent basis. >> reporter: and dykes has a diabolical plan for ethan. >> jim dykes relayed to negotiators, if anything happens to me, i have told ethan to pull the trigger. that meant he had told ethan to detonate the ied the second ied inside the bunker. >> reporter: he's teaching ethan to kill himself. it's decision time. the tactical team would have to rescue ethan by force. the job falls to commander kevin cornelius and his team. men with families. >> it certainly isn't lost on me, majority of them have children as well. >> the command post when authorities were granted to execute the plan, there was silence. >> reporter: the team breaches the bunker with a stun grenade. dykes detonates the exterior with a bomb. >> they received gun fire from mr. dykes. >> reporter: there was an ied inside the bunker? >> yes, sir. he was in the process of trying to detonate it. >> reporter: no one at the command center knows what's happening for several minutes. >> quiet. quiet. i think we were all praying. >> reporter: dykes is shot and killed in the confrontation. ethan and the agents are okay. remarkably sustaining no major injuries. >> reporter: there was so much joy in saving ethan. everyone's thoughts quickly return to mr. poland, the bus driver who laid down his life for his friend ethan. a true hero just like the agents who went down the black hole to save a little boy's life. >> selfless act after selfless act. incredible. >> so many times people at home watch the story as it unfolds because it took days, they had no idea until seeing your piece right now, what really happens. and glad that ethan is doing all right. and we do need to remember the bus driver in all of this. >> indeed. in fact during those interviews, i was struck by how these veteran law enforcement officers all had tears in their eyes during the entire process. >> it's that human element. they are family men and women as well. >> indeed. >> remarkable. >> thank you for bringing that to us. >> thank you. more tonight on "world new's and 20/20. >> looking forward to it. >> time for the weather. ginger zee in for sam. she's in broken arrow, oklahoma. hi, ginger. >> hi there. you have perfect weather by the way in new york city, as we go through the morning hours for that pitbull concert. but not so perfect this weekend for folks in southern california. fires have been popping up, it's dry and more heat. the numbers go into the 100s, triple bij digits, especially inland. phoenix up to 108, those are big numbers. and we have to show you the feels like factor. it crawls to the midafternoon, it will feel like 97 in d.c., 94 for raleigh. 92 in lexington. it feels like 91 for cleveland. so certainly summer-like. >>> this weather report brought to you by united health care. more on the severe weather coming up. for now back to robin and george. >> ginger, thank you. coming up more trouble for amanda bynes. her latest bizarre behavior and what fellow former child stars are saying right now. >> and why beyonce's ad campaign for h and m is back in the headlines right now, how she really feels about her curves in those stunning pictures. >> and we are on our way to party in the park, it is massive. pitbull performing live, will and jaden smith there as well. get your white on, let's go. ♪ yeah, yeah ♪ yeah, yeah ♪ with so much noise about health care... i tuned it all out. with unitedhealthcare, i get information that matters... my individual health profile. not random statistics. they even reward me for addressing my health risks. so i'm doing fine... but she's still going to give me a heart attack. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for more than 70 million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. 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