. >> linda kelly and their three kids were sleeping in the hamilton heights section early saturday morning when unbeknownst to them a burglar broke in and was lurking through the house. >> they cut a hole in each corner and put their fingers in and lifted the screen like that, and climbed right in. once inside the thieves headed to the electronics, taking an xbox and wallet and a camera bag later found on an outside deck. >> the people i told was shocked they think it's happening during the day or when they are on vacation. not while they were sleeping. >> this burglar covered his track with a towel and soap. he wiped this window clear of fingerprints, what he forgot about was the prints he left on the first window he tried to get in but couldn't. >> we got a good set of prints from the first window. >> they are looking to see if they can match it in a criminal data base. their neighborhood had three burglaries since january. >> i tried to lock it more securely. >> nobody was hurt and the burglar did not get away with much. she wants to warn others so they don't become victims too. >> peop

. >> linda kelly and their three kids were sleeping in the hamilton heights section early saturday morning when unbeknownst to them a burglar broke in and was lurking through the house. >> they cut a hole in each corner and put their fingers in and lifted the screen like that, and climbed right in. once inside the thieves headed to the electronics, taking an xbox and

linda kelly talked to "action news" about her ideal. burg her climbed threw her window of her kitchen in her home. her husband found a broken kitchen window wide hope when they woke up later that morning and nhbeigors were horrified by the news. >> neighborseld were shocked, they think it's haening durig the at work, or on n't realze i s happ while they were sleeping. it appears thathe burglar spend time in the ho, a vdeo game system and an i sound docking station was taken from the home. we'll have more from the reaku on "action news" at 5:30, meanwhile police in philadelphia's frankfurt section are looking for the man that targeted a man, he burst into the 500 block of jackson street before 1:00 this moning. the 61-year-old homeowner confid to a hospital bed and his 24 idea so were both robbed. both suspects have fled the scene before hurting anyone. >> upper milford township police have identified two men that were killed by a freight train yesterday. it happened at 3:30 and 22-year-old tim and 23-year-old were hit crossing the track

> what made this exciting is not only was it giving an embryo life, but linda would have the experience of being pregnant. >> kelly came from one of 14 frozen embryos they received from mike and elizabeth from fort worth texas. after conceiving twins and a son, they decided their family was complete. but they didn't know what to do with with the embryos that weren't use, they didn't want to donate them anonymously either. >> we with want withed to make sure that our children knew that they had biological can siblings out there. >> they turned to a nonprofit adoption agency, says it has assisted in what it called embryo adoptions since 1997, resulting in nearly 400 babies. only 37% result in births. it is about half as much as traditional adoption, and takes less time. >> our matching time is usually only a couple of months. whereas in domestic adoption the matching phase can be two years. >> agreements signs by parents are written as property contracts because mauves states don't recognize embryos as people. that's part of the reason the american society of reproduction medicine doesn't support the team embryo ado

linda macdonald. >>> good afternoon. i'm juliette goodrich. the alameda county board of supervisors is about to vote on a new lease for the oakland as. mark kelly joins us from oakland. >> reporter: they are about to vote. we don't have the final vote just yet. they are upstairs talk about this right now. supervisor miley who also sits on the joint powers authority for the oakland as calling this a solid deal this morning. of course, this final vote is in favor of the new 10-year lease for the oakland a's at the oakland coliseum. once we get the final vote we'll let you know. this has been a long back and forth. at one point a's owner lew wolff said he was ready to move the team if the city council for oakland didn't start making their decision. the alameda county board of supervisors is one of the boards that has to approve the lease to move forward. here are highlights on the lease. the a's would lease the stadium through 2024. if the a's move and they have talked about moving, they must give the coliseum a two-year heads up. the lease would be for $250,000 higher than the current lease. that price would last two years and then drop down to $

i'm mark kelly at city hall, coming up i'll explain. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. the extraordinary effort, cg up. on to the supreme cour >>> firefighters scramble to save a san jose neighborhood. the extraordinary effort coming up. >> and reaction to the supreme court's birth control ruling coming fast. what the decision means for women here in california. >> sea breeze is back, so is the fog. cooler temperatures are on the way. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and we are seeing some improvements finally in oakland all lanes of northbound 880 have reopened after a fatal incident investigation. we'll show you the delays right now. it's all coming up. >> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, july 1. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:30. >>> it's all about soccer today. world cup fever keeps building in the bay area. >> in the studio, too, the team usa is in action this afternoon. mark kelly is outside san francisco. >> reporter: excitement is building. not too many people here right now about the but at 1:00 you can expect in fron

kelly wright. now back to "huckabee. " aras. >> go to fox news.com. >> and the president and democrats say obama care is a success. but is it set up to help the patients? >> lindaagnosed with lung cancer and after receiving treatment and surgery returned to work and less than two years later cancer spread to her brain. she signed up early for obama care and got a congratulatory message that said her plan would be in place new year's day in 2014. while waiting for her insurance to kick in. they discovered that her brain tumor returned and another surgery was necessary. in january when her coverage was supposeed to start, she found out she was not in the system because of processing flaws and she was told she would be enrolled by march. she went without coverage four months. her husband places the blame on the glitches in the obama care system. by the time the coverage was in place. it was too late. her cancer was untreatable. after surgery linda passed away on june 30th. her husband of 45 years joined a class action lawsuit involving 150 people against the nevada state exchange and xeroxcorporation that helped to set up the marketplace. they join me now. >> robe

linda macdonald. welcome back. it's just abo _ _ _. good morning, i i'm anne >>> welcome back, it is just about 7:30 on this saturday morning. good morning, i'm mark kelly. >> i'm anne makovec. thanks for joining us. today is a bit of a cloudy start to the weather today. >> check this out. here's our picture from the transamerica building in downtown san francisco. you can see the clouds there. it is a mild start though all in all. as far as temperature, we have high 50s and low 60s. 60 in oakland. san francisco 59 this morning. all right. so morning low clouds and then afternoon sun for most of the bay area. and then as we head into the afternoon, it is going to heat up further inland. >>> developing news this morning in contra costa county. firefighters spent the night battling a brush fire there. it's still burning this morning off marsh creek road just east of clayton. it started after a car ran into a utility pole and brought down power lines. that happened at around 10:00 last night. flames raced up a hill and quickly burned 100 acres. some homes along marsh creek road were evacuated. there was an 18-month-old in the car that crashed. the baby alo