the man was shot and the officer injured his knee. it's unclear if the couple arrested were involved in the original robbery. at this point, the police are looking for 22-year-old offa of east palo alto and are holding four other suspects. the police say what happened at the locust street house is part of an increasing trend. >> this is just a small plant that we've had growing in the windowsill. >> reporter: david hodges is owner of the san jose cannabis buyers club, one of about 100 medicalmarijuana dispensaries in san jose. his inventory comes from 4,000 members whdegree their -- grow their own and give it to him on consignment to sell. he says the lack of proper regulations is contributing to marijuana robberies. >> more people doing something that it's a grey area of the law definitely can lead to bad things. if proper regulations were put in place, people would understand how they can degree and where they -- they can grow and where they can grow and you would have a lot less of this. >> reporter: police say this year they have

nice to see you, my man. come on over. how you doing? >> good. >> jimmy: nice to see you, man.c. >> jimmy: eric? where are you from? >> jersey. >> jimmy: eric from jersey. good man. very good. and the engineers, that's your team? >> yes. i go to rpi. >> jimmy: oh, very good. awesome, buddy. do you play lacrosse or are you just a fan? >> yeah, i play. >> jimmy: oh really? what -- is there positions in lacrosse? >> attack. >> jimmy: you attack? [ light laughter ] >> yeah. yes. >> jimmy: good, yeah. so how long you been playing lacrosse? >> since like 7th grade. >> jimmy: really? >> actually, wait -- 3rd grade, i'm sorry. >> jimmy: 3rd grade? [ laughter ] >> you skipped four grades. it was a tough time. [ laughter ] it was a tough time, we don't want to talk about it. i'm not your therapist. we don't have to get into it. what are you planning to do? do you plan to play lacrosse like professionally in the future? >> no, i plan to be an engineer. [ laughter ] yeah. >> wait. i don't understand. so -- the engineers is the name of the team, is also what your life goal is? >> yes. >> ji

they confronted a man with a knife at the home. officers ordered the man to put down the knife but instead they say he advanced on them. that is when officers opened fire. that suspect is that san francisco general hospital. the victim of the stabbing is there and is expected to survive. >> reporter: investigators tell me that a robber walked into this shell station and pulled out a gun to he was caught on surveillance camera. they think he may be the same station who was caught robbing the toll plaza just on the road on i-80. thousands of cars pass through every day and now highway patrol investigators are keeping an eye out for one particular driver. >> the suspect is described as a black male adults wearing a reflective green vest with orange stripes and an orange hardhat. >> reporter: they say that the toll plaza has been robbed seven times. they believe it is the same man who has pulled up and pointed a gun at the toll taker and demanded money. >> he has used different vehicles each time. that is also part of our investigation

man, oh, man, you did such a great job in that. >> and that guy, that director, man, scott cooper, firsthigh school play. >> jimmy: is that right? >> he hasn't written it. he comes up with that in 24 days. can you imagine? >> jimmy: man, knocked it out of the park. and maggie gyllenhaal. [ cheers and applause ] it was great. >> i was gonna say, you got maggie. >> jimmy: and the music -- the music -- that was you singing! >> yes, sir. i did. >> jimmy: you sounded phenomenal! >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: do you think of doing a career in singing? >> well, you know, my good old buddy t-bone burnett got all that music together. and we go back, oh, 30 years, we did "heaven's gate" together. that's where i met him and all those guys. >> jimmy: is that right? >> we're doing an album. we just got through doing the basic tracks for it. it'll be out next year on blue note. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: blue note records. that's amazing. >> jimmy: can you come back and play something on our show if you're around new york? >> yeah, absolutely. >> jimmy: i would love

on dasher and on dancer, indeed. >> the man is quick.hanks to john berman, and be sure to check out abcnews.com for more holiday cheer. we'll be back in a sec, but here's jimmy kimmel with what's coming up next on "jimmy kimmel live." >> jimmy: tonight, kevin spacey, olivia wilde, music from goo goo dolls, and these two people compete in a live scavenger hunt from their homes. "jimmy kimmel live" is next. lllt

the man was shot and the officer injured his knee.t's unclear if the couple arrested were involved in the original robbery. at this point, the police are looking for 22-year-old offa of east palo alto and are holding four other suspects. the police say what happened at the locust street house is part of an increasing trend. >> this is just a small plant that we've had growing in the windowsill. >> reporter: david hodges is owner of the san jose cannabis buyers club, one of about 100 medicalmarijuana dispensaries in san jose. his inventory comes from 4,000 members who degree their -- grow their own and give it to him on consignment to sell. he says the lack of proper regulations is contributing to marijuana robberies. >> more people doing something that it's a grey area of the law definitely can lead to bad things. if proper regulations were put in place, people would understand how they can degree and where they -- they can grow and where they can grow and you would have a lot less of this. >> reporter: police say this year they have

one man remains at large and one man was killed. we talked to a mother who says that man was her son, a 19-year- old. >> for a teenage young man to hang out with his mom, i know he was trying hard because he was hanging out with me. and any time you get a young man that hangs out with his mom, he's trying to change. >> reporter: now she told ktvu that her son has had trouble with the lobos on probation but says he was home during this alleged shooting on friday. oakland police say he was shot multiple times because they say he was carrying a handgun. >> that person did have a handgun and he was shot. he was pronounced dead on the scene. >> reporter: now obviously we are still trying to get a lot more information on what exactly happened and on the suspect still at large. as we said, oakland police are planning a press conference some time today. we haven't talked to the police this morning. we will of course keep you updated all morning long. live in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> yesterday's incident is the sixth

the 40-year-old man was sitting in his benz waiting for a friend when a masked man approached the car. the suspect pointed a gun at the victim and when the man got out, the suspect shot him, hopped in the car and drove off this morning people that lived nearby said they were surprised to hear about the crime. >> normally this area is pretty good. it's always on the other side of town it seems like there is more violence and seems like it's coming this way into our neighborhood. >> reporter: the victim was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. police have not released any information on the suspect. >>> an oakland neighborhood is in shock after an if plosion injured a man and damaged his home. it happened on 87th and doweling and there is speculation on what did and did not cause this disaster. we have new details including the condition of the victim. good afternoon kraig. >> . >> reporter: good afternoon. the first answer is gas and they don't know where it came from. late this morning we got word from a man identifying himself as family of leon spencer who is now

the man is believed to be 17 years old and is armed. five children are reported to have been released. we will have more in a few moments. who was the man who bombed the swedish capital of stockholm? that is the question that police in europe have been trying to answer. no explosives have been found. islamist have claimed that they were linked to it. here is more. >> this is the man believed to be behind the swedish terrorist attack. this is a page from the website born ins said he was iraq and moved to sweden. page with facebook, which was taken down said he went to high school in sweden. the prophet mohammad was named as one of the subtle. he said there was a home where he lived for a while with his father. this woman said he was a nice looking boy. she spoke with him a few times. she cannot imagine that he would have done this. police are working on a theory regarding him trying to do the bomb and then killing himself before a second last a few yards away. he's they say it could affect catastrophic -- they say it could've had catastr

in a local gym, and he did not have surgery. >>> a man watches as the same man commits the same >>> earlier tonight, nbc crowned the newest biggest loser, but the way contestants lose ight on that show can be unrealistic for a lot of people. we're going to meet a man who lost 370 pounds at his local gym without the help of surgery. cheryl heard has our report. >> as straight. get your butt back. good. >> reporter: working out isn't easy no matter who you are. >> i weighed 10 pounds 14 ounces when i was born. >> if you're stephen lee, being a big baby when you're born in his mind may have something to with weighing a lot later in life. that's because he weighed 650 pounds. >> when you walk in the door, you have that she that, embarrassment. that's what hinders you. how could you not look? >> reporter: he wore a size 7x. the same pants you see here are the same pants he's wearing in his pre-diet, pre-exercising pictures. he lost 370 pounds. now he weighs -- >> 284. i did it allithout surgery. >> his trair,e.j.castillo, remembers seeing lee walk through the gym door. >> i went overnd i

a spokesman for manning's defense fund tells cbs news that manning's trial is for a from beginning.he army must complete a psychological evaluation first. in manning's defense, and prosecutors can't degree on who to conduct that evaluation. let's turn to former fbi agent and whistle-blower, colleen rowly. >> thank you. >> i can tell you in my 24 years a an fbi investigator and 13 years teaching fbi agents criminal procedure, i've never heard of punishing someone pre-conviction like this in solitary confinement. it really sounds vindictive and in a way, it seems like some of the harsh interrogation tactics have kind of bled over now into the criminal process, which is just shocking. >> the devil's advocate question, was what manning allegedly materially did from what you did? were his alled actions different from what wikileaks did because of the oath that he took and his duty to the u.s. military? >> well, i've had a chance, you know, to meet many other whistle-blowers. and of course, a famous one, daniel ellsberg. and i think what bradley did is on all fours what ellsberg did. he l

on dasher and on dancer, indeed. >> the man is quick.s to john berman and be sure to check out abcnews.com for more holiday cheer. we'll be back, but here's jimmy kimmel with what's coming up next. >> jimmy: tonight, kevin spacey, olivia wilde, music from goo goo dolls, and these two people compete in a live scavenger hunt from their homes. "jimmy kimmel live" is next. when i saw all the jobs disappearing, i knew i needed to find a better way to support my daughter. at age forty, greg flowers went back to school. i got a job as a computer applications engineer. but now some in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and universities, denying opportunity to millions of people like greg, letting government decide who can go to college. it's my education, my job, it should be my choice. don't let washington get in the way.

good man, rob. [ cheers and applause ] good man.ou got some nice sleeves -- sleeve tattoos as well. >> thanks. i was preparing for the sweater, so -- >> jimmy: yeah, you knew that was gonna go down, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you have christmas sweaters? do you own them? >> no, none of them fit me, so -- >> jimmy: what? >> yeah, there's not many big and tall christmas sweaters. >> jimmy: i think this -- this guy actually expands. he's pretty stretchy. >> yeah. i think we can make this work. do you want to give it a shot? >> sure, what the hell? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what are your plans? you sticking around? >> yeah, i got in-laws in town, just hanging out. >> jimmy: that's fun. are they here tonight? >> yeah, right here. >> jimmy: hey guys, how are you doing? [ cheers and applause ] welcome. nice to see you guys. was it your idea to come to the show? >> of course. >> jimmy: oh -- good man, all right. well, hey, good. all right, here wo go, ready? let's try. let's make this work. >> it's like a woman's medium, or -- >> jimmy: yeah.

get off my man jon bon jovi. this is not right. the man sold 1 -- 120 million records.e you ever lost a grammy? >> i lost two grammies in a toilet in vegas. >> you can microwave it and it is fine. >> i heard about that. i apologize for that. i was trying to impress you. >>> from a joe vee to a jimmy. is the usa ready for a gay? james earl carter says way. the wrinkly rascal was asked by big think .com if america is ready for a head of state who isn't straight. and here is what he said -- >> the entire population of america has come tremendous strides forward in dealing with the issue of gays. i would say that the answer is yes. i don't know about next election, but i think in the near future. step by step we have realized that this issue of homosexuality has the same adverse and progressive elements as we -- as when we dealt with the race issue. that was 50 years ago or 40 years ago. >> that will be a great body language segment for bill o'reilly. they got a lot to work with. save us! ♪ don't try to read my mind ♪ you'll never get it right >> what is wrong with you, man

the man got out of the vehicle and rang their doorbell, all the while police say the man kept eye contact with the little g irl. the man is bed describes as -- describe as short, wearing a blue jacket and blue jeans. the van is gray, older model, boxed style. we've contact the department -- the police department this morning but we're looking -- waiting for someone who is a little more knowledgeable about the incident who can walk to us on camera. as soon as we get more information, we'll a pass that along to you. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> in 30 minutes police and volunteers will resume a search for a missing 90-year-old oakland man. robert lichtenstein left his home about 1:30 but never r eturned. he was wearing a green bay ball cap, brown jacket and blue jeans and was wearing a walker. >> with we're worry that he's fallen somewhere, maybe he's hurt. we've checked all of the e rs. >> it's strange that nothing has been report. he has a walker labeled with his name and phone number. >> police say there's added concern because he suffers from bouts of the dement

beneath the desert sun, one man by one man by one man breathes six. thousands of tons wrung sonorous from the sky. where is god? black-eyed woman, the street dogs are running wild. will you save me? simple white ignorance, even the desert has gone into hiding. there is no more meaning here than the crested moon holds towards a dying grove of date trees. i am for the arabic, for the transcription of the arabic, zato dates over fire-baked bread. the twin rivers have already called for us a history. our poets have already explained to us the desert. by what right have you come? who have you have seen the rustic crane in the tree, no chimes but for its delicate wide beak, ushers an intemperate reprieve? 33 beads on a string, why pretend to know beyond the presence of click. thank you. please welcome gale sher >> the first one is why did she care? why did she care, she wondered, laying aside the book. a dim light could be seen possibly from a cabin reaching in not for the word, but for the space which a time. fat drops driven violently side ways. the man's

this man wouldn't be wished away. he would have to be dealt with as her husband had to be dealt with. they crossed the river the bridge lights showing the color of his bruises. they drove through the cemetery and the amusement park. she asked about the vehicle they were driving. he turned side ways in the road. the headlights was a man running from the zoo with an oan egg in his hand. do you feel the man hungry enough to steel or for the man who must hunt him down. >> is that the bird who suffers? >> thwhere did you get this ca? he didn't answer. you know it's a fake; right . this car, he said is revered in america. they are quite rare much i recognize this car it was a prop in one of my movies. this was the car he was escaping i saw kissed a trader in the back seat. how did you get this thing off the property lot? one switch in the road above the gardens and they were at her house. inside the children were asleep and he pulled a bottle of [inaudible] from the cool place under the sink he held it with a hand who's com

officers opening fire killed a man following a high-speed chase yesterday. the suspect vehicle ran into a house on avenue near east 33rd street. two others were detained. but as joe vasquez shows us, there may be one man still on the loose. >> reporter: from chopper 0, you can see the dramatic end. police say the red car, believed to be link to a shooting from last week, led officers on a high-speed chase. the car crashed into a house at 33rd and 3 avenue. police say the four men inside all ran in different directions. >> the vehicle crashed in the 3300 block of avenue. >>> the occupants -- there are four occupants in the vehicle. they exited the vehicle and ran from officers. one of the occupants in the vehicle was shot by our officers. we had two officers that did fire on that person. >> reporter: he died in the alley between the houses two doors down. look closely and see the evidence markers showing the gunshots that missed their mark. police are still not saying what exactly led officers to open fire. >> he's a young man, like we all say. he's had his t

manning has not received the money. and the air force announced it is blocking the "new york times" website in response to the wikileaks cables. they are one of two dozen that cannot be accessed on any computer. it is to prevent wiki leak documents published on the sites. it does not apply to personal computers. >>> san jose's city council passed california's broadest shopping bag law this evening. it takes affect in 2012, and it will outlaw plastic bags altogether. but san jose's measure packs a punch that other bag bans lack. it will require customers to pay .10 cents for every paper bag they use, and then it jumps to a quarter after that. the bag ban supporters say the environment will benefit while some merchants fear it will hurt business. >> of those 3.8 billion bags, the plastic bags that people in the bay area use every year, we estimate at least a million of them get into san francisco bay where they threaten fish and wildlife. >> we have a charge and the customers will not be pleasant. >> groups like save the

when she asked to see the ticket the man took off.ilar incident was recovered yesterday by a flight crew heading south on 101. they were running late and decided not to stop but they did report the incident to the authorities. pacifica police are also reporting a similar incident yesterday but they are not commenting citing an active investigation. now, the suspect is described as 5'6", clean-shaven, shaved head, he was driving a teal nissan frontier. as i said, there may have been an arrest. back to you. >> thank you, anser hassan. >>> san francisco supervisors may take action to clear the way for the new transbay terminal. demolition has begun on the old transit center but four properties are standing in the way of the project literally. the property owners have not agreed to sell. >> at the end of the day, that would probably just be about fair market value and hopefully we'll be able to negotiate something before it goes too far in litigation. >> today supervisors will decide whether to take over the buildings through eminent doma

it will break down the cohesiveness of our military fighting man.hen i was in, i did my job and my sexual orientation had nothing to do with it. there is an agenda here. most of these gay men and women will try to join for one reason and when they get kicked out, they will turn around and try to sue the government on the grounds of discrimination. if they are allowed in, they better be aware that there is a code of conduct they have to respect. host: englewood, fla. on our independent line. caller: i am all for repeal in "don't ask, don't tell." i don't know why everyone goes on the idea that gay men will be out there prancing in high heels and makeup. to me it is appalling that these people who have a bill in outed by other angry pple in the miliry becausehey have hher p after t about to retire and they are thrown out of the military wi no millionaires and billionaires will create jobs. >> paul on our independent line. >> thank you for taking my call. >> i guess my main question is what planet are both of your guests on? i have been getting phone c

manning has not admitted to being the source of the leak.pecialist was stationed in baghdad. he is charged with illegally downloading thousands of classified documents and passing them on to wikileaks. his hearings are being held at fort mcnair in sthwest washington >> julian assanges up for a distinction of his own. he is one of the finalists for "time" magazine's person of the year. in fact, an online poll of readers put him in first place. the tea party, chileaniners mark zuckerberg and lady gaga are up for it as well. readers don't make the pick. coming up on the "today" show, you can find out who is "time" magazine's person of the year. >>> the federal government is getting ready to go after bp. the justice department is expected to join hundreds of civil lawsuits against bp over the big gulf oil spill. the lawsuit will likely be filed today. the government will accuse the oil company of violation of irmt environmenl protection regulations, which could trigger billions of dollars worth of fines. >>> if you live in montgomery county you

. -- traci connolly and another man.his was another occasion during the time in which peter had unexplained injuries. none of this led to proper checks. the chair of the official inquiry says that problems throughout the case were that professionals were overoptimistic. >> they want to believe that they can make a difference. what they must not do is to discard evidence that says that things are not what you think. >> this interview gives the sense of that. it also shows why professionals doing the difficult job of protecting vulnerable children need to less challenging questions. >> the company running the new zealand mine where 29 men died said they were in a precarious financial position, prompting shareholders to call in and receivers. get in touch with "gmt." the best way to do that is to go to our web site, bbc.com/gmt. we are on twitter and would love to hear your views on the program. this is "gmt" on "bbc world news." an audio recording has been released by the suspect of the bombing in stockholm on saturday. th

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a san francisco man says he's not the man who should be going on trial today. >>> this morning investigators -- >> reporter: fire department believes pg&e may have the answers to what happened at an explosion in east oakland last night. >>> and the opening bell is about to ring. hey, he's smarter than the average bear. an update next. >>> hide your picnic basket. yogi and boo boo ring in the nasdaq this morning. the movie opens up december 17th. justin timber lake plays boo boo. i did not know that. that adds attraction for young girls i'm sure. they're ringing the bell. off to a pretty good start. that was expected after a bit of a rally across europe this morning. and we'll talk about the reasons why in just a little bit. >> i told you he was smarter than the average bear. >> yes, he is. >>> smile and say good morning to you. thank you for joining us on the ktvu morning news tuesday december 7th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. time now 6:30. >>> this morning a lot is happening. investigators searching for the cause of a powerful explosion that critically injured a man. it h

the man did leave he was wearing blue jeans and a blue jacket driving a great older man. berkeley police are sending a warning day identify serious of robberies in north berkeley in each incident a male incident points ahead handgun and a man's any personal items before running away. black male late teens or early 30's with it and build. also this morning new details on the toddler that felled and to the fountain that little boy is still fighting for his life this morning. police responded wednesday afternoon after getting a call about a missing child officers did fine a point facedown and decorative found in the hotel's lobby. they tried to revive the troubled paramedics arrived the meat boy is a life- threatening condition at a hospital. new details and to wednesday's cal train accident the corners officers identified the man killed at the san mateo home station 41 year-old christopher was hit by a northbound train there's no word on why he was on the tracks that man was the 11th fatality on the cal train tracks this year. 19 people died on the track's last year. caltra

i'm spider-man. >> jimmy: he's spider-man, everybody. look at him. those are adorable pajamas.kwom in and do the show -- >> jimmy, you have to get out of here. >> jimmy: yeah, all right. excuse me one second. look, everyone, it's not spider-man, it's john krasinski. all right, great. let's go inside. >> i can't believe you did that. i can't believe you did that. >> jimmy: really? i mean -- >> you sucked as spider-man. >> gary, this is a family corner, okay? so, let's just -- team effort here. >> you don't need a job. you don't need the money. >> i don't do it for the money. hold on a second. >> jimmy: you do have money. >> by the way, when was the last time you saw batman with a beard? >> you suck. boo! >> jimmy: guys, guys! all right, now -- this is not good. john -- john, john. come on. don't. don't. don't. come on now. don't. not the -- >> not the money! damn it, gary. that's mine! >> jimmy: guys -- gary, just, please? i'll give you some money later. just come inside, all right? >> what? >> here's for your wife, gary. >> jimmy: that's not a nice thing to say. >> that's an ea

asan called bradley manning an unparalleled hero.e also defiantly insisted his controversial site will continue to reveal documents no matter what happens to him. history will win, the world will be elevated to a better place. will we survive? that depends on you. wikileaks itself is struggling to stay online with two u.s. internet providers ditching the site. assange's servers in sweden stored in this military bunker remain safe. >> you don't ask the mainland to open the door so you can see what's inside. >> rape, sexual molestation and unlovely collection. >> reporter: these documents detail the allegations made by two female wikileaks volunteers. allegations assange denies. the timing of it all is still raising questions. >> i'm not a big fan of conspiracies, how come this happens now at the same time? >> an unlikely power struggle between an ilusive hacker and international authorities. and despite growing condemnation julian assange insists not a single person has been harm ed n wikileaks' publishing history. >>> outrage and cal

this man says, i think mr.lusconi will make it, which would be a terrible disaster. >> all this matters outside italy as well. the biggest economy in the euro zone. mr. berlusconi has called for stability and continuity. that may not be enough to save him. bbc news, in rome. >> of federal judge and the american state of virginia has declared part of president barack obama's health-care law unconstitutional. it is the first time a case against the reform has been upheld. two other judges previously ruled in their favor. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has welcomed the united states to abandon its call for freedom for is really a settlement groups. it is the first paul -- public comment since the u.s. changes policy on friday. the latest diplomatic cables released by wikileaks say the irish republic leaders were in the military ira as recently as five years ago. they also say both men would have known about the $40 million bank robbery that has been linked to the organization. both men say the claim

manning was then able to download them onto a c.d. and send them off to wikileaks. >> "i would come in with music on a c.d. labeled with as well like lady gaga," he wrote to lamo, "erase the music, then write a compressed file containing the diplomatic documents." then he apparently took the cd with him when he went home to boston on leave and passed it to wikileaks. no one suspected a thing, manning crowed, until lamo turned the text messages over to the army. >> i believed that his actions were endangering lives. >> reporter: manning is now in custody while investigators prepare charges that could send him to prison for life. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >> mitchell: our latest cbs news poll on issues facing the country finds an overwhelming 73% of americans believe the deficit problem is very serious. the job of actually cutting the deficit poses some tough choices, of course. tonight we consider two possible options. first up, the home mortgage interest deduction which benefits some 75 million americans and averages more

a good man.'d eat at home. save some money. $200 bucks? that's not saving! [jacks voice] at my place i'm bringing back the bonus jack. two patties, melting cheese and my secret sauce plus fries and a drink for only $3.99. i get it. you can eat a lot cheaper at your place than you can at home. but do have this? i have dessert.

this man cannot go anywhere because he has not showered. this gaping hole outside his front door is the problem. a water main broke today. >> my mother needs to be based. >> his mother is 75-years old with alzheimer's. they have to share one bathroom with three people. >> you cannot go out there and replace the pipes. >> in south east, the same thing. workers have been fixing to fix the pipes but it takes time. he already has enough stress to deal with. his brother just passed away. >> we cannot go anywhere until the water comes on. >> that water main break may take a little bit longer. it is a bigger break in northeast d.c. i like this in southeast. >>> now we want to head over to gale in northwest to find out how people are dealing with this cold. >> 10 days before christmas usually this tree live here on massachusetts avenue would be packed. but with this cold snap, people are staying indoors. >> the wind was really bad. >> it is not easy selling christmas trees when it is so cold. we found a few brave customers. >> i was never to blown

>> the man as 6 -- the man is suspected of killing the girls mother in her home. they lived together and were romantically involved. authorities say he stole the car, abducted the daughter and drove to the west coast where they were living in the woods. had it not been for an unscheduled stop at the grocery store, she may still be in danger. >> there is no better feeling than saving a child. i am glad i can help. >> he faces three charges, abducted, attempted credit card fraud and credit card larceny. he told authorities they end up in san francisco after doing a google search on the best places to be homeless. >> thank you for sharing those developments. still to come, to local parents are going to great lengths to find their daughters missing teddy bear. it's a story many parents can relate to. >> there is a new way to check if the roads near your house are ♪ ♪ ten thousand watts of xmas cheer ♪ ♪ ten thousand watts glow brightly clear ♪ ♪ the colored lights will shine sincere, ho, ho, ho ♪ ♪ ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ♪ >> a spike in crime in one d.c. neighborhood

one man got away. two were caught and one man was shot and killed by police. we talked to a mother who said that man was -- that man was her 19-year-old son. she says he was changing his life around and has had trouble. >> he was tased in the head, tased in the back. his finger was cut off. they never pressed any charges or anything. >> reporter: she also says he was home last friday during this alleged gang shooting. what exactly led up to his fatal shooting yesterday, still u nclear. that person haa handgun. he was shot. he was pronounced dead on the scene. police confirm that he was shot multiple times by officers. at this point, we are expecting to get more information on who these suspects are, what exactly led up to the shooting. we have been in contact with police. we are still working to get a better idea about when plan to get information but we'll keep you updated on "mornings on 2." live in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >> yesterday's incident is the 6th officer-involved shooting in oakland this year. four of those shoot

the name of the man shot is not released just yet. the officer is on standard administrative leave pending an investigation. >>> that may ward shooting came just 12 hours after hasan leandro officer shot and killed a woman in oakland following a police chase. after the woman's car crashed at bancroft and 109 avenue police say she kept reffing her engine. fearing she was going to try to run them over one of the officers opened fire. the two officers also arrested a passenger who tried to run from the scene. the officers are now also on administrative leave. >>> police chief george gascone went to the pore tolly neighborhood where a man was shot and killed telling pe people there his officers were forced to fire. but the mother of the victim says she begged the sfp not to shoot. lynn ga darius songaila yee has this story. >> reporter: there are many victims here. this is a tragic event. >> reporter: the police stood there telling why officers had to gun down a mentally ill man. >> it was a lawful shooting meaning what the officers did w

man in the portola neighborhood. the man is in the hospital with what police say are life >>> breaking news in san francisco. san francisco police have shot a man in the portola neighborhood. these are live pictures from chopper 5. the man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. this happened an hour ago on the corner of bacon and hamilton. police say that officers responded to a 911 call and were confronted by the man they say had a knife. the suspect allegedly approached the officers and at least one officer opened fire. we have a crew on the way and we will pass on any breaking information as it becomes available. >>> if you have ever watched a horror movie, you probably know zombies are hard to kill. the same could apply to old debts. on the consumerwatch, julie watts is here to explain what zombie debts are and how they could come back to haunt you. julie. >> reporter: yeah, zombie debts are old debts purchased by debt collectors not debts you may have owed but were written off in bankruptcy or too ol

man came in during the morning rush around 8:30. when confronted by school resource officer and a staffer, they told him to go to the office. police then say the man apparently went into the boy's bathroom across from the office and that's where they say he attacked a student. >> this guy, whoever he is, had to be crazy. i mean, to try that right across from the office. >> right. >> you know. it don't make no sense. >> the county police are telling parents it's an isolated incident and the security measures at the school are still very good. police have not released the man's name yet. he is facing second degrie gee assault charges. the student was -- second degree assault charges and the student was unharmed. >>> meet sugar snap. she is a pit bull who was starved and had serious gashes on her legs when she was left in front of a porch of two towson university students. we are happy to tell you that employees at the northwind animal hospital says sugar snap is on the mend. they are watching her closely because of an infectionp it's

the latest incident happened when a lodi man was rob and beaten here in oakland. what can you doe to protect yourself. they are suggesting you don't need anyone in a secluded or residential area or carry a large wad of cash. in some of these incidents, they did carry a lot of cash. leave if the car is not there when you get there. give up the money if you are held up to be safe. crimestoppers are offering a reward for information leading to an arrest. live in oakland, today in the east way. . >>> a body found in the oakland hills. police identified the woman as jill abbott. it's heart breaking news for friends and family and jean ellie has the new details. >>> oakland police investigators are hoping someone saw something or know something about what happened to jill abbott. they believe someone dumped her body in the oakland hills. the holidays take a tragic turn for people living in this apartment complex. a neighbor is gone. jill marie abbott was found dead christmas eve. someone found the 40-year-old's body friday along the bike trail. she was nude. the medical

it is spider-man. here he cos. stunt that went terribly wrong. >> i'm sergeant first class donna horton. i'm in kuwait. i would like to give a shout out to my family and friends in san francisco, california. to my mother, dorothy, my father donald, my sister eva and tanya, my brother and my son brandon. i miss you. i love you. i wlile home soon. happy holidays. >>> take a look overhead. he is swinging by a thread again. spider-man spinning his web over broada after that stuntman was seriously injured after a fall. theater goers say the show spider-man turn out the dark is worth the ticket price. it now employees a second person to verify all harnesses have been properly secured. let's turn things off to lawrence in the newsroom. the sharks in uncharted waters. >>> trying to do something they haven't done in seasons. the rain in southern california nearly postponed what was an aerial show in san diego. >> my name is robert moss coming to you from kandahar air force base. i'd like to say a special greeting to my gran

this is a bridge above the area where the man fell. these are rescue workers there arrived on scene a short time ago. for people in washington state this is happening near the town shall then carried are being told the man is not hurt but he is trapped in a canyon below this bridge. f- 15 year-old girl by the way fell into the same can in last august's so crews have been here feel a bit about rescue team has been called them looking at members of that right now live on the same. the man was reportedly hiking with a friend when he fell into the river and a friend called authorities for help. >> california lawmakers are spending millions of dollars on cars, new cars all as the state sloshes billions of dollars from its budget. in a decade old program the state buys cars for lawmakers to drive around their districts and the capital. the latest vehicles which included a $55,000 cadillac, $52,000 lexus totaled more than $5 million. this man now sentenced to 21 months of prison for threading the family of finance to close it. he reached a pl

the man refused the back down. what happens next is disturbing to watch. >> please don't, please don't. please don't. despite shooting at point blank range, he missed completely. >> god blocked the bullet. i believe that. >> reporter: the 56-year-old kept shooting until the guard wounded him and then he turned the gun on himself. he let most people leave. a board member snuck back in and used her purse to knock the gun from his hand. i knew i could leave or go back and dry to delay or divert until we could get help. >> reporter: he pointed the gun at her and didn't fire. >> by the time the s.w.a.t. team officers were in the room, it was over. >> you tell me how someone wasn't shot, by the grace of god. >> he had a cap gun, it was called out -- but the police confirmed, it was a real gun. >> witnesses say that duke complained his wife was fired. he has circled the date on a calendar planning the attack. >>> the senate is going to vote today on a tax compromise bill. a vote in the house is cloudy. some say it's too m

patten mannings been on the ropes very few times. manning tonight against the titans. he came threw. 25-35. 319 yards. 21-0 indianapolis. crucial play, this puts the game away. one more time, there he goes. randy moss, after leaving new england and then another quick stop and on to tennessee. no catches on the night. colts win. andrew luck is on the east coast to do a lot of applauding of cam newton. the heisman trophy is saturday. walter camp award to the top college football player went to the young man from auburn. luck in nice company. appears this is going to be the post season that belongs to cam newton. yankees after what went down in boston with carl crawford upped their offer from 6 years to 7 years for cliff lee. $150million for cliff lee. there it is. two world series starts against the giants cliff lee handled by san francisco. he is the best pitcher out there available and the yankees have the inside track. andre ward in studio tonight. couple weeks since he defended his title. 23-0. earlier tonight we sat down with ward, and had him reflect back on how he

tonight, the man's father says it's a big mistake. we have the very latest on the arrest. >> he says his son was born in afghanistan and the allegations he planned to blow up metro rail cars is far from the truth. says he'sounis'father not a terrorist. >> and never. >> but the fbi disagrees and arrested him last week and charged with threats to blow up metro subway trains. the feds say they were tipped off by his girlfriend who allegedly told agents that she -- that he wrote on facebook telling her he could make pipe bombs and would pace -- and would place them on metro subway cars. >> if your going to make everyone else's lives miserable, that's not fair. >> this is the second threat against metro in the past three months. writers we talked to said they're happy law enforcement is doing its job to foil potential terrorist throb -- terrorist plots. >> they need to keep the security at. >> court documents say he was not only targeting metro. he said he would place bombs under manholes in georgetown and that would cause massive casualti

this man crafts every piece he sells. carin makes colorful jewelry out of sea glass, for all it's been a tough recession. >> like maybe half of what it was last year. not just for me but for probably the majority of artisans that i know out here. >> reporter: even in an improving economy, they have yet to benefit. >> in arts, that's one of the first places people start cutting back in their budget and it's one of the last places to come back into their budget. >> and they are taking advantage of the big department stores. you know they go, and they buy 50% discount, and we can't. >> since we make our own creations out here we can't afford to offer the same kind of discounts. >> reporter: italian visitor riso bought a painting of the city. because she says the heart that touched the picture, touched hers. >> reporter: we really won't know the entire story until the exchange and return season ends in late january. less than four shopping hours until christmas. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> justin beibe

she took all the feeling from a man's toes. she gave him a foot rub. when she got to the toes she put them in her mouth. saddy squinted at her brother. it's true. one by one she sucked them and they were dirty. but when she was done you know what? the man started hollering he says, i cannot feel my toes. he jumps up and waddels like a turkey. he didn't know he didn't have any toes anymore. madison grinned the woman was a witch much the fields were soft to the touch. all the way home madison told his sister about the witches and the world. when the saudi came to view he stopped talking the door was open the inside shadowy. there was no one in sight but he could hear his sister in law kth rin talking to blue flies. madison tucked his chin as if against the weather. something about the air felt dense. something felt like pushing against water on a flooded plain. well, a lot happens between now and the next morning i will sum it up quickly. madison's sister in law, kith rin refuses to fix saddy's dress and saddy has to wear it to school like that the next

a man early 20s line on the street. they believe that the victim drove to the area to meet with people who are in what's described as " a very dirty 1990's dark green two-door ford escort " shots were heard, the victim was shot from the card the suspects to crop. >> new details in the fatal shooting of unease palo alto community leader, police have made an arrest in the june murder. take a look, and grigory alarms of pittsburgh. he will be arraigned today. taken into custody early sunday morning in some detail. investigators say he's the one who shot and killed david lewis at the hillsdale shopping center louis was an outreach worker also co- founded a substance abuse treatment center. the two men knew each other but is not clear for how long he was linked to a car matching the description of a black sedan leaving the area after the shooting. >> we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. live look your from the james lick, dry conditions scattered showers in the north

one man leapt in to put the man out on fire. according to the neighbor, he says he had to strip all the clothes off of the man in order to get the fire out in order to protect the man from being injured further by the flames. according to a broadcast report, pg&e says the explosion was not caused by any of their infrastructure but they do believe this is a natural gas explosion. no one else appears to have been injured in the explosion. it's not clear right now if other properties suffered damage. the injured man was taken to highland hospital. extent of his injuries is not known. we're going to try to get surveillance video. i've talked to a guy who says he has some. that will be in my next report. kraig debro, channel 2 news. >>> big news this morning about the controversial founder of the website wikileaks. he's been arrested in britain. julian surrendered to police hours ago as part of a sex crimes investigation in sweden. he is due in court just about an hour from right now. he has been in hiding in britain since wikileaks