all lillian france wanted to do was pay a visit to her niece.n camera. brooklyn, new york -- the senior community is not aware of a string of vicious muggings targeting the elderly. so far, it hasn't hit the media. >> we had absolutely no idea. my aunt would have definitely been a lot more cautious. >> a very independent and unknowing lillian france, an 85-year-old woman from the area, is planning to surprise her niece with a visit. >> she lives about a mile from me. she occasionally makes surprise visits. and that day, unfortunately, she decided to do so. >> before she arrived at her niece's house, she makes a few stops in the neighborhood, although she says she was feeling uneasy on this day from the get-go. >> she woke up with like a heavy feeling, as if something was going to happen. >> france goes against her instincts and makes a stop at this bank to withdraw money to give to her grandnieces who are in from out of town. as she becomes more comfortable walking around that summer afternoon, her fears dissipate. she has no idea someone is wat

live in union cit city, lillian kim, abc 7 news. >> thanks lillian. >> 16 occupy squatters under arrest tonight following a raid on a four closed oakland home. they were taken in custody late today when they refused to leave a house on tenth street near mandela parkway. someone from fannie mae called mrichlts it owner the property. occupiers say they want the home turned into low income housing. just yesterday police cleared an occupy oakland tent city in a vacant lot few block away from location. one occup occupier arrested. 14 were cited in that case. >>> after more than a decade there had been an arrest in the murder of a pinole woman. 21-year-old alice similar body found in the nevada desert in 1999. tonight her former boyfriend raymond long is facing charges. police initially considered him a person of interest but he was never charged until new evidence was uncovered. and for alice family this long wait for justice is almost ove over. >> i had a very emotional conversation with allison's father today. he his waited 12 years for this to happen and i am very happy and our investigat

live in union cit city, lillian kim, abc 7 news. >> thanks lillian. >> 16 occupy squatters under arrest tonight following a raid on a four closed oakland home. they were taken in custody late today when they refused to leave a house on tenth street near mandela parkway. someone from fannie mae called mrichlts it owner the property. occupiers say they want the home turned into low income housing. just yesterday police cleared an occupy oakland tent city in a vacant lot few block away from location. one occup occupier arrested. 14 were cited in that case. >>> after more than a decade there had been an arrest in the murder of a pinole woman. 21-year-old alice similar body found in the nevada desert in 1999. tonight her former boyfriend raymond long is facing charges. police initially considered him a person of interest but he was never charged until new evidence was uncovered. and for alice family this long wait for justice is almost ove over. >> i had a very emotional conversation with allison's father today. he his waited 12 years for this to happen and i am very happy and our investigat

lillian is live with a very weird night at the stick. lillian. >>reporter: most of the fans we talked to were irritated by the whole thing especially since it happened during such a high profile game. >> getting ready for the game tonight. niners steelers and whoa. >>reporter: first outage happened just before kick off. fans inside candlestick stadium didn't know what was happening. >> my friends are calling me what's going on. i'm like i don't know. >>reporter: aerial view shows what appears to be a transformer outside the stadium ex mroingd. whether that is what caused the power to go out pg&e isn't yet saying. >> lights have gone out yet again here at candlestick. >>reporter: second outage happened at 6:45 during the second quarter. the cause presumably from in the stadium itself and players clearly frustrated and so were the fans. several people we talked to decided to leave the game early. >> power just went out. everything. then it started coming back little by little. take as long time to get the stadium lights going. least half hour. so w

lillian is live with a very weird night at the stick. lillian. >>reporter: most of the fans we talked to were irritated by the whole thing especially since it happened during such a high profile game. >> getting ready for the game tonight. niners steelers and whoa. >>reporter: first outage happened just before kick off. fans inside candlestick stadium didn't know what was happening. >> my friends are calling me what's going on. i'm like i don't know. >>reporter: aerial view shows what appears to be a transformer outside the stadium ex mroingd. whether that is what caused the power to go out pg&e isn't yet saying. >> lights have gone out yet again here at candlestick. >>reporter: second outage happened at 6:45 during the second quarter. the cause presumably from in the stadium itself and players clearly frustrated and so were the fans. several people we talked to decided to leave the game early. >> power just went out. everything. then it started coming back little by little. take as long time to get the stadium lights going. least half hour. so w

>>reporter: lillian is live at the port with that part of the story for us. lillian? >> mayor kwan is basically saying enough is enough and so are people who make a living delivering goods. >>reporter: it wasn't a total shut down. some parts of the port of oakland were apartmen aptmarng -- operating but it created a major backlog. off dock yard is packed with containers full of goods. dropped off by truck drivers who are unable to enter the port today. >> we have a lot of almonds, pots and pans. goods. anything from recycle materials to any of the goods that we consume and export on daily basis. >>reporter: they must pay a lot owner to keep the container here and no telling how long they will stay. >> even one day puts everything behind and if you had a vessel to meet today that you are not going to meet the cut, now you have to wait for the next vessel in a week or 2. >>reporter: oakland mayor kwan is fed up. she says protestors must stop holding the port the city and regional economy hostage and says the fact that the protest has been extended through the early morn

>>reporter: lillian is live at the port with that part of the story for us. lillian? >> mayor kwan is basically saying enough is enough and so are people who make a living delivering goods. >>reporter: it wasn't a total shut down. some parts of the port of oakland were apartmen apartmenting -- operating but it created a major backlog. off dock yard is packed with containers full of goods. dropped off by truck drivers who are unable to enter the port today. >> we have a lot of almonds, pots and pans. goods. anything from recycle materials to any of the goods that we consume and export on daily basis. >>reporter: they must pay a lot owner to keep the container here and no telling how long they will stay. >> even one day puts everything behind and if you had a vessel to meet today that you are not going to meet the cut, now you have to wait for the next vessel in a week or 2. >>reporter: oakland mayor kwan is fed up. she says protestors must stop holding the port the city and regional economy hostage and says the fact that the protest has been extended through the early

lillian is live at the park with the latest on all of this. lillia lillian. >>reporter: most of the fans we talk to are irritated by the whole thing especially since it happened during such a hay profile game. the first outage happened at 5:30 just before kick off. aerial view show what is appears to be a transformer exploding. p gechl ge hasn't confirmed that's what caused the power to go out. second outage at 6:45 during the second quarter. both outages lagsed about 15 to 20 minutes. the delay of game obviously a frustration for players and fans. this forty-niner game against the pittsburgh steelers was highly anticipated. both teams going in this match up were 10 and 3 and for the niners this is the first appearance on monday night football this season. we spoke to several fans who decided to leave after the power went out the second time. >> power just went out. everything. then it started coming back little by little. takes a long time to get the stadium lights going. like at least half hour so we said, you know, it's been a long day for us. we are going

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police and mayor of oakland have just wrapped up a briefing about this blockade short time ago and lillians there now with the very latest on that part of the story. oakland mayor kwan thanked protestors for keeping things peaceful but over all he is very upset over today's development. mayor kwan was joined by the chief of police, executive director of the port of oakland, city administrator and other city leaders. kwan says protestors must stop holding the port, the city and regional economy hostage. she said the city of oakland generous to participant of the occupy movement since it began few months ago and the fact they now weren't to extend today's protest until the morning hours is simply unfair. >> people have to think about their consequences. people have to think about who are they hurting. they are saying we weren't to get the attention of reeling cost the ruling class is laughing and people in the city will be crying this smachlts it's really got to stop. >>reporter: oakland police had very hands off approach throughout today's protest. tonight the chief was vague as to whether

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. >> reporter: as the soldiers walk toward their families, lillian realizes the homecoming is her father. >> daddy! >> reporter: the initial reunions are quick. soldiers have to be debriefed and return their weapons. and then they can return to their families. >> i missed you. are we going to play now? >> it's great to be home. it's great. i missed them so much. >> reporter: there may be other deployments and more time away, but for now the iraq chapter of their service comes to a close. and this is time for family. janet shamlian, nbc news, el paso. >> what a great story to end on tonight. our thanks to all of our veterans for their service. >>> and that's our broadcast on a tuesday evening. thank you for being with us. i'm brian williams, and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is not the way we'd like to run california. we have to live within our me s means. >> what's being asked and what's being saved and the one group of taxpayers that could help turn it all around. thanks for joining us this evening. i'm ja

lillian live for us along highway 17 tonight. lil i don't know? >>reporter: s wind storm really making life difficult for people in the santa cruz mountains. about 30,000 customers are without power mindy and her daughter bought candle at the store living in scott cell and have been without power all day. >> pretty hard. i have to study for huge test tomorrow. so pretty hard. >>reporter: she and her daughter were at safeway, the supermarket lost electricity. the back up generator is providing minimal power. perishable food moved to refrim rated truck in the parking lot. cvs no generator but let the customers who need to pick up pre-description cash only. employee also passing the time by tied using up. >> i have my head later here and flash later and we are just running around here kind of having fun but at the same time we do all the little things that don't get done on regular basis when people are cleaning up. >>reporter: no telling when the power will come back on. hay speed whipped hit the santa cruz mountains especially hard. topple tree blo

lillian is here with the story. sounds like people in the audience completely ignored her request for civility. >>reporter: every time the mayor spoke, she was heckled or shouted down. it was a tough crowd. very different from other forum put on by the commonwealth club which trays to keep things respectful. this was supposed to be a civil discussion about the occupy movement. but for oakland mayor kwan it was anything but. some members of the audience who appear to be part of the occupy movement stood up with their become turn when she spoke and others interrupted her calling her a liar when she said downtown merchant lost business did during the occupation of frank ogawa plaz plaza. >> they lost 40 percent of the business during that time. >>reporter: on the panel itself kwan was out numbered. the mayor was the only city representative while 3 panelist protestors of the occupy movement. together they defened the decision to disrupt operation at the port of oakland on monday. >> do you want to diffuse any myth thro

lillian live for us along highway 17 tonight. lil i don't know? >>reporter: s wind storm really making life difficult for people in the santa cruz mountains. about 30,000 customers are without power mindy and her daughter bought candle at the store living in scott cell and have been without power all day. >> pretty hard. i have to study for huge test tomorrow. so pretty hard. >>reporter: she and her daughter were at safeway, the supermarket lost electricity. the back up generator is providing minimal power. perishable food moved to refrim rated truck in the parking lot. cvs no generator but let the customers who need to pick up pre-description cash only. employee also passing the time by tied using up. >> i have my head later here and flash later and we are just running around here kind of having fun but at the same time we do all the little things that don't get done on regular basis when people are cleaning up. >>reporter: no telling when the power will come back on. hay speed whipped hit the santa cruz mountains especially hard. topple tree blo

lillian is here with the story. sounds like people in the audience completely ignored her request for civility. >>reporter: every time the mayor spoke, she was heckled or shouted down. it was a tough crowd. very different from other forum put on by the commonwealth club which trays to keep things respectful. this was supposed to be a civil discussion about the occupy movement. but for oakland mayor kwan it was anything but. some members of the audience who appear to be part of the occupy movement stood up with their become turn when she spoke and others interrupted her calling her a liar when she said downtown merchant lost business did during the occupation of frank ogawa plaz plaza. >> they lost 40 percent of the business during that time. >>reporter: on the panel itself kwan was out numbered. the mayor was the only city representative while 3 panelist protestors of the occupy movement. together they defened the decision to disrupt operation at the port of oakland on monday. >> do you want to diffuse any myth thro

. >> reporter: as the soldiers walk toward their families, lillian realizes the homecoming is her fatherr: the initial reunions are quick, soldiers have to be debriefed and return their weapons. and then they can return to their family ies. >> i missed you. are we going to play now? >> it's great to be home. it's great. >> reporter: there may be other deployments and more time away, but for now the iraq chapter of their service comes to a close. and this is time for family. janet shamlian, nbc news, el paso. >> what a great story to end on tonight. that's our broadcast on a tuesday evening. thank you for being with us. i'm brian williams, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. >> we just had lillian in august 23. brad wasn't able to come home.me beginning of the next year and meet her for the first time. we're excited to meet daddy, right, lilly? >> unfortunately with the situation on the ground here, we just arrived in country and assume a mission. i wasn't able to make it home for the crew. my wife is an impressive woman to be able to watch me go away for the third time now. for this one to have a child and to raise it on your own is just, she is a spectacular woman. >> they missed a lot of things. the army family, especially being in europe, he loves his daddy and misses him. that is the hardest part. being two parents, being a mommy and a daddy. >> merry christmas! >> how is everybody doing? >> all right. here today to receive a couple of care packages. we ones packed by the frrg, it's packed for you so it's a bi-name box. we talk about the stuff and people say america has forgotten about the war. it's been going on for than ten years now. for most people it's not true. you have strangers and companies like tactical and

at lavish parties, they marketed to people like l'oreal's lilliane bettancourt, the world's wealthiestwoman. >> thierry de la villehuchet would say to them, look, "come to dinner. we'll have your friends, a good time, good wine." and then here comes the hard sell-- "i've got this great money manager in new york. he makes money whatever the weather. i can introduce you, put money into my fund and i'll hand it on to bernie madoff." >> narrator: his brother bertrand said thierry believed completely in madoff. >> smith: but madoff had one condition he had to impose on everyone. funds were forbidden from listing him as an investment advisor in any marketing materials. that's because madoff was unregistered with the sec, even though he had thousands of clients and billions under management. >> i met bernie madoff in the early '90s. >> smith: sandra manzke, the founder of hedge-fund giant tremont, and later maxam capital, has publicly advocated for more transparency in the hedge fund industry. in an exclusive interview with frontline she said she was unaware of how big madoff had become. >> d

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