he had the weapon secured in a lockbox that was stolen. >> a lockbox? >> correct. >> you said he was a civilian but he had a lockbox for his gun like law enforcement agents do. >> no. it was portable. it was secured inside the vehicle locked. >> so the car was parked where at fisherman's wharf? >> a residential area. >> are you charging the three suspects with the auto burglary? or are you -- >> at this point all charging decisions will be made by the prosecutor's office. we'll present our entire case to them and let them know what we have and what we've obtained during interviews. >> so again, the gun stolen, was believed to be the gun used in both crimes or one ? >> at this point we believe the same weapon was used in both crimes. >> can you describe it. >> i don't want to get into too many particulars it is an open investigation involving two different counties. >> when will you present your evidence to the prosecutor? >> within the next 24 hours. >> you thought there was a connection between these. can you walk us through that. it was a hunch or you

the chp officer's personal handgun with ammunition was inside, not in a lockbox or a trunk.ow, san francisco police are trying to recover the gun. >> we notify everyone of the outstanding firearms and to keep an eye out for it. >>reporter: the latest in a string of gun thefts involving law enforcement officers n. july, the gun used in the pier 13 shooting was stole finance a bureau of land somethingment office's vehicle. in august, the uc berkeley's police chief's loaded gun was stolen from her. in san francisco, police say there were 14 now 187 auto break-ins, that's a 45% increase over the same period last year. >> we have an auto burglar problem. we tell everybody don't leave anything in the passenger department of your car. >> his department policy requires officers to lock up firearms if they must leave them in the car. >> it's to be secured in a trunk or lockbox fixed to the inside of the car, and under no circumstances, are they to leave guns in cars overnight. >>> san francisco supervisor david campos wants to write that policy into law. his ordnance would require al

. >> it's to be secured in the trunk, or in a lockbox affixed to the inside of the car, and under no circumstances are they to leave guns in cars over night. >> san francisco's supervisor david campos wants to write that policy mr. stphao: -- into law, his ordinance would require all police, sheriff's deputies and protection officers to secure their service weapons even when -- if they're off duty. >> if they leave their duty weapon in their vehicle, they have to put it in a lockbox or they have to leave it in the trunk, and it provides consequences, up to and including termination. >> tonight, supervisor campos told us as a result -- as a result of this latest incident, he's considering amending his ordinance that would include personal weapons of law enforcement officers. >> what is the /skh-p saying about the officer -- chp saying about the officer? is he facing any consequences. >> at this point, he is not facing any administrative action. >> all right. >>> and there is a new effort now to rename gunshot fire road in fairfax after the name of a man walking his dog. steve carter w

lockbox. >> grant: reported another gun stolen from vehicles use.. less chp officer off-duty.that were issued guy and. it was not in a secure lockbox or trunk as and a backpack and a car she says the gun is not covered. >> pam:the contra costa county coroner's office today identified 69-year-old zonna saturday in a suspected homicide in the community of rodeo. police initially responded to a domestic distrubance around 12:30 a-m. deputies found thomas.a rodeo resident.suffering from gunshot wounds at a home. c-p-r was performed on her.but she died at the home. sheriff's later arrested a washington state woman identified as 71-year-old linda thomas.in connection with the fatal shooting. the incident is still under investigation. >> pam:today marks 24 years.since the devastating oakland hills firestorm. city leaders took time out to pay tribute to those lost in the blaze. the firestorm back in 1996 killed 25 people and destroyed more than 3-thousand homes. it is considered the worst natural disaster in california oakland mayor libby schaaf says her family lost their home in the

we found them in your lockbox. i'm guessing that they're souvenirs? aren't they? you don't have to say. you can just nod if you want. i thought so. well... [ sniffles ] why don't you show me where all of these objects came from? [ sighs ] gentlemen, why don't we, um, get mr. moore here something to put on? [ sniffles ] you can call me jesse. okay... jesse. you can call me brenda. but i'm guessing the first one that you ever collected, that's extra special. which one would that be? when you try so hard to get something right, you don't want to forget it. though, when i look in this mirror, i can almost see her looking back. [ inhales deeply ] where did it come from? ozona. she was coming back from her prom, i think. she was real pretty. and did you catch her when she was outside or inside? do you remember? yes, outside. her boyfriend walked her to the door, and she stood on the front porch, watching him drive away, and... she swayed a little, like she was still dancing. [ woman screams ] [ dog barks ] [ woman screams ] [ laughs ] killing's like having sex, you know

well, he didn't win and it is not in a lockbox. social security has never been in a lockbox.s ukrainian, that money goes out. workers who are paying into -- as you pay in, that money goes out. workers who are paying into social security today are paying benefits for those who are retiring today. in 1973 there was a crisis in social security and that is when they did the last overhaul. they created a system in which for about 30 years social security paid in more money than it paid out. it built up a trust of about $2 trillion. what did social security do with that money? safestvested it in the lace in the world, u.s. treasury bonds. there are actually special u.s. treasury bonds. these are laser printed bonds and congress did them that way to show that they are real. they keep them in a three ring binder in a filing cabinet in a very nondescript office building in parkersburg, west virginia. i visited it and actually held a bond in my hand that was like worth $20 billion, but unfortunately was nonnegotiable, so i could not take it. the issue of social security still coming up

there's no lockbox. there's iou's in the lockbox. they are spending your money today. forget that.ion. somebody needs to tell you the truth about it. secondly, there's plenty of things you pay for that you don't get money back for, but what you get back his peace of mind. let's say homeowners insurance. you buy homeowners insurance in case your house burns down or there's a flood or a robbery, some calamity, and you know the money will be there for you to rebuild. let's say you own a home for 25 years, and you are selling it, and you never made a claim the entire time. if i am the insurance company, do you ask for the money back? they will just laugh at you. they will say to you, what you got in return was the peace of mind of knowing that when you put your head on the pillow at night, if something happened, we would be there to make you whole. social security has to be the same thing. if you play by the system, it will be there for you if you need it. my friend mark zuckerberg said, he told me what that means. what it means for you, mark, you get nothing. [laughter] you get absolu

deirdre: yeah, i don't think you will, cut to the chase, you won't but -- >> doesn't go into a lockboxesn't go into a drawer and locked, it is not. it is resid all way of taking money from young people to pay current retirees. this is not solvent and won't work. here is what i advocate for. young people under age of 25 should be allowed to opt out of social security payments. i know we're funding it. and ones allowing to stay solvent in the short term. no reason why our money should go towards something we'll never see in the future. deirdre: do you know of lobbying efforts, groups of young people getting together, going down and telling congresspeople, listen up we don't want to pay anymore? >> one of things our organization, turning point usa is generating grassroots enthusiasm opting out of social security. we're trying to educate young people about entitlement crisis to hit millennial generation. young people don't realize taxes of today are trying to pay for promises yesterday. we're not funding future programs, education, so for the. the money my generation is paying in taxes is

he broke into a lockbox and stole a key to the roof and it's believed he then cut power toddle vart and disconnected and damaged a satellite dish, but another security camera captured images of him leaving in a silver audi. a few days later the building engineer saw the same car leaving with malacarne behind the wheel and he made the connection. but there's still one important thing we haven't been able to learn matthew malacarne's motive. in fact, the detective writes in these court documents that he has learned of no explanation for malacarne's sinister behavior. in fairfax county, i'm julie carey, news 4. >> beginning next week, school resource offices will be able to use body cameras in montgomery county schools. it's part of a program the council signed off in today. 76 officers in the county wear body cameras. three are school resource officers. >> beginning on monday, those officers will be able to turn on cameras in will skoos, but only when responding to an incident. leaders in the county any data collected by the cameras will be highly guarded and treated like juvenile records

there is no lockbox. there are ious in the lockbox. it is not there.y are spending your money today. it is a fiction. someone needs to take about that. are plenty ofe things he paid for that you do not get money back four. would you get back his peace of mind. let's talk about homeowners insurance, you buy homeowners insurance. you buy in clay something bad happens. you know the money will be there to help you rebuild your home. let's say you're going to sell it but you never made a claim, do you want the insurance company to ask for the money out if you do, they will just laugh at you. because what they will say to you is what you got in return was the peace of mind in knowing that when you put your had an appellate night that if something happened, we would be there to make you whole. social security has become the same thing. if you play by the rules and paying to the system it will be there if you need it. my friend mark zuckerberg was talking about them tell me what exactly that means. what it means for you, mark, you get nothing. [laughter] you g

you also have a really cool product my lockbox.bout that one. >> well, again, this is an amazing product for us because it's innovative and disrupting a product that has never been innovative before. melissa: like when you go into a hotel room and you see those hideous ones with the digital design. >> exactly. got rid of the swinging door, it has usb functionality, bluetooth. melissa: and i understand it makes sense for hotels, dorms, these are just peoples ideas. so people out there in the audience have great ideas, i have an idea for a toy that i'm not sharing, someone like me. give me three pieces of advice that people out there are thinking on their hands. >> well, understand the market research understand what the product is like and the economic business. is it a good business? the second thing don't rush to market. it's so temperating saying i've got to get it out to market but nothing crushes an idea more than defects and the other thing is don't be scared to get feedback from their target audience. they'll tell you maybe t

longer doing short-term rentals i'm no longer doing that just a few days ago i went by there the lockboxes and floods of people coming out of the same additional 22 units for years that have been vacation rentals they continue to be listed they have liens against building a long history of liens and still operating another units was add in one building 3 doors down from me so it is they don't have the tools they don't have the tools they need the tools and one is listing actual enforcement and having that data so thank you. >> thank you i'm going to read a few more names (calling names). >> good afternoon my name is tony rob he lives with the manila town and with the senior disability action it is time to rein in the gravy train it was telling how much the communities push back the commentating community had to side to get the platforms to pair their outstanding taxes i find it alarming what is going on in the neighborhoods we're looking want mission with 40 percent of the vacant units being used by airbnb and other short-term rental platforms i know that 35 in castro and even larger in th

guest: well, listen, i think people idea of a lockbox is, unfortunately, a term of art that was used describe or give people some kind of visual for where the money is. social security is the full credit of the united states government had it also is insurance that people have paid for. you said it is generational. many would argue, well, you know, as soon as you have started a program, there was no way for you ever to catch up. although because it is the entire nation and because we have a system of actuary accountability, the system can be made sound and is in social security for the main benefits through 2034. and now with this change in the budget, it will at least make the disability portion solid the through 2022. when i say solid, that they are able to make full payments. it is the full faith and credit of the meta-state government. social security has not been changed since 1983. i say to everyone out there, have any of the costs that you have incurred since 1983 got up? have you seen a rise in gasoline clothing,food prices, in heating and cooling are homes ? of kuester have.

so you can sort of calendada with your partner and then for android, there's one called lockbox so on their lock screen you can send them a little heart. you can send them something to let them know that you're thinking about them. >> even n you don't have words, maybe you just have a heart or an emoji. >> a heart, a "hi." you know, don't tre them liou do yoyour co-woer. don't treat them like you do your best friend. don't do a dtg or winkie face. >> i don't eveknow what that means. >> don't do something that makes th feel like someone else. do something that makes them special. >> that in person thing can't be replicated. jane, thanks. ginger, i'm saving candy f you. >> i see that temptation and i will bite. this is reagan from north carolina, and these ladidies are kansas city royals fans. they're royals fans. get 'em, mets. they said keep it quiet. not that quiet, but let's go ahead and talk about the forecast which is also not quiet from kansas city all the way through tennessee and kentucky this morning. check out what's happening by tomorrow morning and afterernoon. it moves int

i'm obsessed with calendaring and calendarer with your partner and android, there's one called lockbox so on their lock screen you can send them a little heart. you can send them something to let them know that you're thinking about them. >> even if you don't have words, maybe you just have a heart or an emoji. >> or a "hi." don't treat them like you do your co-worker or don't treat them like you do your best friend. don't do a dtg or winkie face. >> i don't even know what that means. >> don't do something that makes them feel like someone else. do something that makes them special. >> that in person thing can't be represent placated. jane, thanks. ginger, i'm saving candy for you. >> i see that temptation and i will bite. this is reagan from north >>> thank you very much. good morning, i'm meteorologist bill evans. it's 8:23, and as you see we've got sunshine, a pretty day, and the temperatures are going to be starting out this hour around 46 degrees. we're going to be looking at high temperatures today in the mid-50s. then the afternoon about 59 degrees with cloudy skies, clouds comi

all you are doing is saying we will collect the money, put it in a lockbox and distribute the money soarency. wek: the treasury is saying know you cannot trust puerto rico but you can trust us to collect the money. thatk: you could see it way. if you are a bondholder, the real question is where is the money? if there's no money and you see puerto rico's forecast over the next five years, they are forecasting short falls of $73 billion, where is the money? quotinge: deepak narula cuba gooding junior, show me the money. what do you want to know from deepak? asked us via twitter. you what is moving up and down in the premarket. you are watching "bloomberg ." ♪ vonnie: welcome back to "bloomberg ." i am vonnie quinn. pressure on congress to raise the nation's debt ceiling increased. jack lew moved of the different -- moved at the deadline by two days to november 3. must take action or risk default. goldman sachs took a hit during the third quarter from the turmoil in global markets. earnings per share missed targets and not revenue fell short by more than $200 million. net income d

longer doing short-term rentals i'm no longer doing that just a few days ago i went by there the lockboxes and floods of people coming out of the same additional 22 units for years that have been vacation rentals they continue to be listed they have liens against building a long history of liens and still operating another units was add in one building 3 doors down from me so it is they don't have the tools they don't have the tools they need the tools and one is listing actual enforcement and having that data so thank you. >> thank you i'm going to read a few more names (calling names). >> good afternoon my name is tony rob he lives with the manila town and with the senior disability action it is time to rein in the gravy train it was telling how much the communities push back the commentating community had to side to get the platforms to pair their outstanding taxes i find it alarming what is going on in the neighborhoods we're looking want mission with 40 percent of the vacant units being used by airbnb and other short-term rental platforms i know that 35 in castro and even larger in th

longer doing short-term rentals i'm no longer doing that just a few days ago i went by there the lockboxes and floods of people coming out of the same additional 22 units for years that have been vacation rentals they continue to be listed they have liens against building a long history of liens and still operating another units was add in one building 3 doors down from me so it is they don't have the tools they don't have the tools they need the tools and one is listing actual enforcement and having that data so thank you. >> thank you i'm going to read a few more names (calling names). >> good afternoon my name is tony rob he lives with the manila town and with the senior disability action it is time to rein in the gravy train it was telling how much the communities push back the commentating community had to side to get the platforms to pair their outstanding taxes i find it alarming what is going on in the neighborhoods we're looking want mission with 40 percent of the vacant units being used by airbnb and other short-term rental platforms i know that 35 in castro and even larger in th

there is no lockbox. it is not there. they are spending your money today. truth. you already know what. plenty ofere are things you pay for that you don't get money or, but you get a piece of mine. like homeowners insurance, anyone who owns a home, you buy homeowners insurance in case your house burns down. you know the money will be there for you to rebuild your home. you are going to sell it now and you never made it plain the entire time -- you and fight the insurance company to the closing to ask for the money back. they will just come to laugh at you. they will say what you got in andrn was the peace of mind knowing when you put your head on the pillow at night, something happen, we would be there to make you whole. social security has to be the same thing. if you play -- if you pay into the system, it will be there when you need it. my friend mark zuckerberg said entitlement reform, what does that mean? i said what it means for you is you get absolutely nothing. you are going to get zero. that's the way we have to take care of social security and if w