possibility of seeing in loraine in and eat bay area. rep rush hours, hitting lake tahoe pushing far to the east right now pushing through nevada. we do have some possibility of looking at the proper rush hours. '60s and '70s all round the bay area 74 and napa, cooler area in store tomorrow. we will look at those temperatures including rain coming up. >> >> pam: probably a good time to check your 4 01 k closing above 15,000 for the first time the dow did not just for a director in full tested. >> catherine: probably a good time to check your 401- k. the dow >> catherine: a daring escape. and now three women, kidnapped more than a decade ago -- are safe. here's one of them. i was kidnapped 10 years ago, i'm free now." i'll have the story coming up. the news at five continues -- next. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yea

gina dejesus, 105th and lorain. and then the last one, 106th and lorain. 106th and lorain. all of this happened within five or six blocks. we talked to the investigators today who basically said that he had an m.o. and he stuck to that m.o. 52-year-old ariel castro will be in court tomorrow morning. we're told that he waved his miranda rights today and that he began when questioned, he began to talk fairly quickly, giving police detectives, giving the investigators a lot of information, some of which we expect to hear more about tomorrow morning. >> and, craig, what about the brothers, the castro brothers, the police now seem to suggest they were not involved. >> reporter: pedro and onil castro are the two brothers in question here. and the thinking throughout the course of the day was that they would be charged with something. come to find out, again this is after some conversations with law enforcement, come to find out according to police they had absolutely no idea what their brother was allegedly doing inside this house of horrors behind me. they will face some misdeme

here in cleveland, this is 106th street and lorain avenue. and this, here, is the last time anyone saw michelle knight. the year was 2002. she was just 21 years old. fast-forward one year, six blocks away, right here on lorain avenue, amanda berry had just finished her evening shift here at work. this was the eve of her 17th birthday. and she was last seen walking along the street in her burger king uniform. and then exactly one year later, 14-year-old gina dejesus is plucked off of the same street here, lorain avenue, where michelle and amanda were taken and we have come to this corner and just found this. i want to show you. underneath all of this is a sign that says where is gina? this is possibly one of the original missing posters, down to the details. juror ge georgina dejesus, wearing blue jeans and a cream shirt, the details of her disappearance down to this very corner, and the reward that was offered. and finally, look at this, a picture of her as a baby and this handwritten note, this is my baby, happy birthday, gina, love mom. and

amanda berry disappeared april 2003 last seen west 110th and loraine avenue.a dejesus disappeared april 2004, last seen at west 105th and loraine avenue. all of this not that far from the house, about four, five kill lom testi kilometers. >> they would actually find these girl as live after so long, the stories usually end up in tragedy but people are celebrating. an investigation has to be done to figure out how this went down. people asking questions. joey jackson's here with us from hln and legal analyst as well. we have just been talking about this all day. i mean, first of all, you've got three guys, they're in custody here. what are the potential charges? and how did this happen? how does this go undetected? >> first of all, it's amazing. think of the mixed emotion. there's always a human element. wow, you have triumph, jubilation, they've been uncovered, discovered, yeah. and on the other hand the family mixed with jubilation of missed opportunities to be with them, to grow with them, to love them, all of this time. but as we get towards the investigati

lorain here to provide us with some additional information on this item. why don't you come up. after is presentation there's a budget analysis report on this item >> good afternoon supervisors. as all right. state the item before you to expend san francisco's participation in the vehicle abandon fee. under the the program $13 fee is collected from each san francisco citizen and given to the state that you under california law a counties governing board must vote to expend the & abandonment fee. it was from june 2003 though may 13th. cost as mentioned 5 hundred thousand is collected every year and the cost for the fiscal year is projected at the $1 million plus dollars so it helps defray the costs. and as has been mentioned the program is to expire at the end of this month so the renewal is necessary. we request that you approve the items submitted. i see the next person to comp call up is the budget analyst to make the presentation >> good morning. and if you will note on page 34 of our report those revenues bring in a little less an $5,500,000 a year we recommend approval of t

we're sitting at the intersection of lorain and 105th, a working class neighborhood just west of downtownthin five blocks of this intersection. the three women spent years in this 1,400 square foot house that castro bought in 1992 for $12,000. abc news has learned authorities now suspect they were often tied up until amanda broke free. >> the real hero here is amanda. i mean, she is the real hero. she's the one that got this rolling. you know, we're just following her lead. without her, none of us would be here today. >> reporter: her father in tennessee, perhaps the most relieved of all. >> i didn't think she was dead, no. never. never gave up. >> reporter: this is amanda berry in the hospital last night. her sister on her left and today, we learn that little girl to her right, her daughter jocelyn, 6 years old. born while amanda was in captivity. police won't say who the father is. as for amanda, she lost more than her freedom while in captivity. both her grandmother and mother died. tonight, we spoke with her aunt. diane. like so many relatives, filled with relief and regrets. >> what

driving down another part of lorain avenue, it was nighttime, and we were driving one direction, and she was walking towards our car. and we had a pretty distinctive car. we had a big car, and the girl was staring, staring intently in the window. and it took a double take. i think that's her because -- >> she looked different. her hair was cut short. >> her hair was cut short, dyed blond. by the time i got the car turned around and we went back, she darted down an alley and she disappeared. >> what do you want people to know about her? >> i want people to know that she was a loving sister. her sisters and brothers miss her. >> did what happened this week also give you hope? >> yes, it did. we were actually hoping that she also was one of the girls. and then once we found out she wasn't we were hoping they would at least have information about her because ashley also went to the same middle school as gina dejesus. and we really believed -- and she frequented that neighborhood where they disappeared from. >> john, it really is in the end, it's up to families, it seems like, more often

. >> hello, my name is loraine moreno. i am a resident of 101 lombard and i want to also -- i've been really upset about the fact that a "steering committee" is always being referred to used by live nation for their arguments. this steering committee did not representative me. it did not represent sam. it did not represent a whole lot of people, more people than the members. in fact, we're kind of questioning one of the person's last name is albert. and then, what is it, the municipal transportation, their last name is albert. it's just -- that steering committee concept is a farce and i get upset when the argument is used that that steering committee was the support of me -- spoke for me and many other residents of telegraph hill. >> thank you. any other public comment? okay, seeing none, then, commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> i actually have a question for mr. brian. is there anything in our charter that provides any guidance as to exercising our administrative decision making authority to take jurisdiction ove

. >> hello, my name is loraine moreno. i am a resident of 101 lombard and i want to also -- i've been really upset about the fact that a "steering committee" is always being referred to

. >> that's the owner, lorain gordo gordon. >> i don't do bookkeeping. i hire someone to do that.i can do that. i do the bookings. i do that very well. i like to think. >> reporter: it's been operating in this tiny basement since it was started by lorraine's husband, max gordon, 75 years ago. >> he opened this club in 1935. it was not a jazz club then. it was the same room, but it did not jazz, it was poetry readings. this was max's office. there's a picture of max, sitting right here in this spot. this is the same terrible, ugly desk, i dare not get rid of it. >> my father, max, sat down very strong roots. >> reporter: these days, debora gordon helps her mother run the club her father created. >> what is that? >> it just came. >> reporter: what's the secret to the vanguard's long survival? it might be knowing what to change and when. through the '40s, '50s, and '60s, they shifted from poetry to jazz and the business model shifted too. >> we don't serve food. i have no food bills. that could eat up half of your business. we threw the food out when the chef died, the restaurant par

if they get twenty five cents which goes towards their prime mark or wal-mart or armani or ralph loraine clothing also this idea of their rig making record amounts of profits according to who well according to their accountants there are four what four big towns left in the world the other ones have already been shut down due to fraud like out there andersen and enron and there's also a paul krugman said is that all of these policies are working because the corporate profits are up according to the accountants every single one of the four biggest accounts are involved in a major scandal just like the major banks are involved in major scandal the fund managers and people like warren buffett and others involved in insider trading and market manipulation so you can't really say that look at the profit the p. e. ratio if you look at the either earnings of the p. e. ratio it's pulled out of that from a major account it is involved in a major scandal so again that the consumer the population's complicity in these the top will always do this always scam adam smith said this but we act like inno

driving down another part of lorain avenue, it was nighttime, and we were driving one direction, and she was walking towards our car. and we had a pretty distinctive car. we had a big car, and the girl was staring, staring intently in the window. and it took a double take. i think that's her because -- >> she looked different. her hair was cut short. >> her hair was cut short, dyed blond. by the time i got the car turned around and we went back, she darted down an alley and she disappeared. >> what do you want people to know about her? >> i want people to know that she was a loving sister. her sisters and brothers miss her. >> did what happened this week also give you hope? >> yes, it did. we were actually hoping that she also was one of the girls. and then once we found out she wasn't we were hoping they would at least have information about her because ashley also went to the same middle school as gina dejesus. and we really believed -- and she frequented that neighborhood where they disappeared from. >> john, it really is in the end, it's up to families, it seems like, more often

that's off loraine by clark and denn dennison.t's about two, three miles away from her home. >> that's extraordinary. >> what do you want to say to her? i can't even imagine what happens next? >> it's like, it's crazy. it's -- i always knew that amanda was a strong-willed person. eventual eventually, i knew she would get out of there. i just knew it. i wondered why not sooner? what happened? he's supposed to have a daughter and grandchildren? what is that? did they know what he was doing? i can't wait to talk to her. i can't wait to hold her and see her. my daughter is going nuts. >> listen, i know it's an amazing night for you. i don't want to keep you. i appreciate talking to you. thank you so much. g thank you. >> yeah, gail, just our best wishes to you and your family. grail mitchell, who is amanda berry's aunt. we've got to take another short break. we're going to talk to john ryan and john walsh. i'll be right back. t's just gone james and her. so as their financial advisor, i'm helping them look at their complete financial

all three abducted within five blocks of each other on this stretch of lorain avenue. paul kikka covered the case. >> the community turned out in force. there was a lot of fear. >> reporter: fear for craig brown and many others still feel fresh. >> i don't trust people like that anymore and, you know, i have a girlfriend that has children's woo talk about all the time don't trust anyone like that because you don't mow who you're dealing with. you don't know what their character is like. >> reporter: we learned ariel castro has formally obtained an attorney, a private attorney, not a public defender. investigators say they will spend as much time as it takes to determine every detail on what exactly happened here. dan? >> could be a tough case to defend. alex perez, thank you. >>> we have a new wrinkle in the case of the two brothers accused of bombing the boston marathon. police say they have mounting evidence possibly linking the tsarnaevs to an unsolved triple homicide involving drugs and cash. this as we learn that the older brother tamerlan was buried in secret far

driving down another part of lorain avenue, it was nighttime, and we were driving one direction, andhe was walking towards our car. and we had a pretty distinctive car. we had a big car, and the girl was staring, staring intently in the window. and it took a double take. i think that's her because -- >> she looked different. her hair was cut short. >> her hair was cut short, dyed blond. by the time i got the car turned around and went back, she darted down an alley, and she disappeared. >> what do you want people to know about her? >> i want people to know that she was a loving sister. her sisters and brothers miss her. >> did what happened this week also give you hope? >> yes, it did. we were actually hoping that she also was one of the girls. once we found out she wasn't, we were hoping they would at least have information about her because ashley also went to the same middle school as gina dejesus, and we really believed -- and she frequented that neighborhood where they disappeared from. >> it really is, in the end, it's up to families, it seems like, more often than not. >> to c

all three abducted within five blocks of each other on this stretch of lorain avenue in cleveland.orter paul kiska covered the case and the search for our cleveland affiliate wews from day one. >> it was eerie. it was eerie, and the community turned out in force. it just gripped the city. there was a lot of fear. >> reporter: fear that for craig brown and many others still feel fresh. >> i don't really trust people like that anymore, and, you know, i have a girlfriend that has children, and we talk about all the time, don't trust anyone like that, you know, because you don't know who you're dealing with. you don't know what their character is like. >> reporter: and we've learned this morning that ariel castro has formally obtained an attorney, a private attorney, not a public defender. investigators say they will spend as much time as it takes to determine every detail on what exactly happened here. dan? >> it's going to be a tough case to defend. alex perez, thank you for your reporting this morning. >>> and this morning we have a new wrinkle in the case of the two brothers accuse

two other girls managed on the very same street, lorain avenue in cleveland within blocks of each other, michele knight august 23, 2002 when she was 19 and georgina dejesus on april 2nd, 2004, when she was just 14. both knight and dejesus were found alive in the same home after berry escaped. the man who lives at that house a 52-year-old former school bus driver named ariel castro is under arrest and so are his two brothers pedro castro and onil castro. apparently when ariel castro left the house berry and at long last seized her moment to escape. she called a neighbor over to the house and he was utterly gob smacked to learn what was happening in his neighborhood by someone he knew, someone with whom he had even eaten ribs. >> i'm eating my mcdonald's. i come outside. i see this girl going nuts trying to get out of a house. you look and you look away because he's not doing nothing but the average stuff. you see what i'm saying? nothing exciting about him. well, until today. >> the missing women were not the only ones rescued from that home. amanda berry is in the center of this picture

driving down another part of lorain avenue, it was nighttime, and we were driving one direction, and she was walking towards our car. and we had a pretty distinctive car. we had a big car, and the girl was staring, staring intently in the window. and it took a double take. i think that's her because -- >> she looked different. her hair was cut short. >> her hair was cut short, dyed blond. by the time i got the car turned around and went back, she darted down an alley, and she disappeared. >> what do you want people to know about her? >> i want people to know that she was a loving sister. her sisters and brothers miss her. >> did what happened this week also give you hope? >> yes, it did. we were actually hoping that she also was one of the girls. once we found out she wasn't, we were hoping they would at least have information about her because ashley also went to the same middle school as gina dejesus, and we really believed -- and she frequented that neighborhood where they disappeared from. >> it really is, in the end, it's up to families, it seems like, more often than not. >> to

three women abducted over an 18 month period within just a few blocks of each other on cleveland's lorain avenue. plus the baby born to one of the captives. michelle knight was 21. amanda berry was 16. georgina de jesus was 14, police say they were held separately in the basement of this home just a few blocks away. >> "we have confirmation that they were bound and there was chains and ropes in the home." >> catherine: police say they were among the 2=hundred items removed from castro's home. the women told investigators they were allowed outside only twice in ten years. during those times, they only walked from the house to the garage, and had to wear disguises. on monday, amanda berry was able to break through the bottom half of a screen doow. >> and she saw an opportunity and she took that opportunity. she is the true hero." >> catherine: berry's screams from inside the house were answered by neighbors who broke down the door and called 911. police released the dispatcher audio of their rescue. with >> background we found them. >> catherine: today, berry arrived at her family home, wit

the company said some lorain in the big- league operated and karp will stay see all. >> consumer spendingyear while government spending declined at a faster rate. according to a survey of business economists, the u.s. economy will grow to 24% this year and 3% next year. that is unchanged from their forecast in february. but they're more confident of consumer spending and housing market and they were three years ago--three months ago. that reflects a more positive view on unemployment. >> will be back with more on the kron 4 morning news. >> welcome back. >> top stores were following this morning fire crews are on scene it three alarm house fire in greenbrae. all three occupants of the house got out safely. and more trouble for the navy since ban of the bay bridge. engineers discovered that ducts containing thousands steel tendons have been left unsealed exposing those tennis during fall on saltwater. that has some worry that could lead to corrosion. and more efforts were made this year to try key bay to breakers parted under control. cleanup started earlier importance of law enforcement o

cleveland, this is roughly around the west 25th area where they were being held which intersects with loraineleveland. so you can see in that neighborhood, still, like i said weather warn or replaced by new ones -- >> stephanie: kenny i am struck that these were separate incidents -- did anyone have any clue that they could be together? or they were all just separately missing -- >> it came as an absolute shock to me. amanda berry and gina dejesus were featured on the same poster. it's like an iconic poster in cleveland, you know? and i think that was more or less just from the families getting together and saying look, there's something going on -- >> stephanie: they suspected, yeah. >> yeah, but they were on the same poster and also held by the same captor is just mind blowing. >> stephanie: so there was obviously some suspicion that it might all be connected. but as the police chief said this morning there is hardly ever a happy ending for stories like this particularly this much later. >> yeah, i have never heard of anything like this again, with three separate incidents coming together a

and in november, we may we have seen her walking down lorain avenue at nighttime, her hair was cut shorte time i got the car turned around to see if it was her, she had disappeared down an alley, nighttime and we didn't see her again. and nothing has been heard from her since. >> and we understand she was living with some women in this particular neighborhood as well. >> not that i'm aware of. >> okay. >> but she was deesh. the relative she was staying with, just ten blocks from here, and her mother was living about ten blocks when the girls disappeared. she was in this neighborhood somewhere around the neighborhood the girls disappeared from. >> what are police saying to you? >> we have not heard a whole lot from the police yet. i think they are still investigating, waiting to get questions from the other young ladies. >> as you watch the investigation, and the house right behind us, and the fbi all over it, cadaver dogs, how do you feel about that? are you worried? >> always worried. any time the news brings up a body found in cleveland, we wait on anxious breath to see male or female,

i walked these locations yesterday, just a couple of blocks away, all on lorain avenue. castro allegedly told amanda berry that his son worked at the same fast food place that she did. she was last seen walking away in her burger king uniform ten years ago. gina dejesus, the report with regard to her says that castro didn't need a ruse since dejesus was good friends with castro's daughter arlene, so he told gina dejesus he would give her a ride so she could meet up with her little friend. castro's daughter spoke out today, talked to "good morning america." >> i really want to see gina, and i want you to meet my kids. i'm so sorry for everything. >> the police report says that the victims were at first being kept in the basement in chains, eventually moving up to the second floor of this home. two of the women became pregnant. this report says while he forced knight to miscarry, castro actually threatened violence if amanda berry's daughter jocelyn wasn't saved. i'm quoting this police report now, ariel told her if the baby died, he'd kill her. michelle stated that jocely

she covered her missing story ever since she was plucked off lorain avenue back in 2004. and in this conversation, you know, she talked to me about how gina confided in her that she lost the ability to communicate with her mother in her native tongue, puerto rican. she lost her ability to speak spanish, having lived as a prisoner in this home on seymour avenue for ten years. it was one nugget of several that i believe from this conversation. let me set this sound bite up. she begins by being invited into this dejesus family. she has really become an unofficial family member because of the decade she has come to know and cover the story. >> i go inside the house and i have my moment with nancy and we're crying and with felix and we're crying because i haven't spent any time with them and i'm friends besides being a journalist. it is such a tough line trying to be a friend and do your job. but first i'm a human being so that is the attitude i took. >> yeah. >> i went and cried with them because that is what i did and i cried and then i was like, am i going to be able to see

she was last seen at west 110th and lorain avenue.alive. >> we're trying to stay as strong as can be. but with no answers and not a lead, not a clue, not nothing, that's -- that's what's hard because you don't know. >> luanna always bought presents for her missing daughter hoping she'd be home to open them. but luanna passed away in 2006 before knowing the truth about what happened to amanda. gina dejesus vanished august 2, 2004, while walking home from school in the same area. her parents held a vigil every year on the anniversary of her disappearance, never giving up hope their daughter was still alive. >> i have that hope that we are going to bring her home. i won't have to come back out here another year looking for my daughter. >> reporter: gina's mother has always believed her daughter was kidnapped and sold into the trade. a third young woman, michelle knight, was 21 years old at the time of her disappearance. she was last seen at a cousin's house near west 106th and lorraine avenue on august 23, 2003. toss it back out to co-an