from morin county not much to picking up a little bit.ers in fairfax to mount tan. some from saratoga. 50s on the temps. upper 40s to low 50s. napa 47. low 50s along the russian river. tiburon, all around 50 or a 51. that is cool. ukiah, arcadia, redding, sacramento, bakersfield, santa barbara all in the lower to mid 50s at best. if this is an unseasonably cool pattern, i don't see much change. we will see a little jump in the temperatures wednesday and thursday but another low is dropping in on the weekend that will backtrack. it may have a little trajectory over water. watch what happens in the mountains. redding over an inch 06 rain, fresno an inch-plus and here a quarter to a third of an inch. no big time changes any time soon. the trend is your friend and the pattern seemed to stick. i think this one is sticking for a while although the next few days look good. i think we will see more rain on the weekend. dave? >>> the time is 6:53. what about the warriors. they did it again, sweeping the portland trailblazers and they are headed ba

so the morin county. 6:34.et's go back to the desk. >>> sal, a today state education official will join the contract talks between striking teachers and the new haven school district. ktvu's elissa harrington is in union city right now where the strike is now two weeks old. good morning, elissa. >> reporter: good morning. tony thurmond will be here today. he hopes to put an end to the strike. he hopes to be in town at 9:30. even after yesterday's marathon bargaining session still no deal and the talks resume today. last night the educators in the district met at 11:00 a.m. and ended at 11:00 p.m. teachers that that wanted to show support huddled in the cold because they were not allowed inside the alameda county teacher's 3.% cola increase this year and 3.2% for the coming school year. them a 2% pay raise next year. >> the cuts we need to make to close the deal will be people. probably from all sectors >> we think that things good handled without those kinds of serious cuts happening. >> reporter: last night th

he moved to morin when he was 10 years old and went to high school in larkspur. he attended al-qaida training camp and was captured a couple months after the 9/11 attacks where he was brought back to the u.s. where he pleaded guilty to aiding and carrying weapons in afghanistan. he is being released for good behavior but some lawmakers say he is still radicalized and should not be released at all. >> he has 20 years and a plea bargain deal. he should serve it all. to let him out -- most of the people that get out will be back in for something like that. >> reporter: lindh's release includes some strict conditions. he cannot use the internet without permission from the probation office and any use will be monitored. he also cannot have a passport and must undergo mental health counseling. >>> happening today a man will be formally charged with a deadly stabbing last weekend in antioch. hang lynn will will be charged with murder. in death of mae tang. police are asking anyone if you have information let police know. >>> richmond police in union pacific are trying n

ktvu's elissa harrington reports from morin county >> reporter: john walker lindh lived in morin county from the time he was 10 years old and attended high school here in larkspur. he was released for good behavior but some lawmakers say he should have remained behind bars for much longer. he grew up in the bay area but lived in virginia after his release. his family moved when he was 10 years old. he was 20 when he traveled to afghanistan, joined the taliban and attended an al- qaida training camp. he was captured in 2001 and interviewed by cia operative mike spann. shortly after the interrogation spann was killed in a prison uprising at the military compound where lipped was being held. he was never charged with spann's family but spann's family strongly opposes lindh's release. there are not enough safe guards in place to prevent him from returning to violence, some say. >> he had 20 years in a plea bargain deal. he should serve it all. he probably should have got more than that, but to let him out, most people that get let out end up back in for reasons like this. his. >> reporter:

his family moved to morin county when he was just 10 years old. he went to high school in larks spur. he was 20 years old when he traveled to afghanistan, joined taliban and head of an al-qaida training camp. he was captured and interviewed by cia officers as mike span after the 9/11 attacks. he was never charged with his murder, but he was brought back to the u.s. and pleaded guilty to aiding the taliban and carrying weapons in africa. the alabama senator richard sell bisay there is are not enough safe guards in place to prevent him from returning to violence. >> you have 20 years and some kind of a plea bargain deal. he should serve it all. most of the people that get out will be back in for something like that >> reporter: he left behind three children when he was skilled. his now adult daughter says paul lynn's early release is a slap in the face. elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you, elissa. >>> president trump says he can not work on policy issues with democrats if they continue to investigate him. good morning, doug luzader live

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morin county looks like. 6:34. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> new this morning another state is on the verge of adopting a tough anti-abortion law. overnight in missouri the republican-led senate passed a bill banning abortions at eight weeks of pregnancy. the missouri abortion proposal includes exceptions for medical emergencies but not for pregnancies caused by rape. no approval by the missouri house is needed before it can be sent to the republican governor that favors the bill. >>> opponents of alabama's new anti-abortion law are vowing to challenge it in court. the alabama governor kay ivey signed it into law yesterday making it a felony for doctors to perform an abortion even in the case of rape and incest saying every life is precious. all abortions in alabama, except in cases where an abortion is necessary to prevent a serious health risk to the mother. while the abortion is scheduled to take place in six months even sponsors acknowledge it won't happen that soon because of legachallenges. ktvu's

>> there are options in morin county. they can have the marijuana delivered or go to the store. but the nearest brick and mortar store is in san francisco, berkeley or sonoma county. critics of cannabis worry the dispensaries will increase drug abuse, especially among younger people. >>> a project to ban private cars on san francisco's market street is expected to go to the city planning commission this fall. that is not soon enough for a group of people demanding the city take action immediately. they say the road has become too dangerous. the group protested at market and montgomery streets last night during the height of rush hour. they wanted to block cars turning westbound on to market. >> it seems like they stop at random places with no warning just to pick up and drop off people. >> a plan to ban private car on market is receiving state and federal funding. the controversial proposal faces opposition from people that use ride shares. all private cars including uber and lyft would be barred from traveling on market. they would have to use passenger loading zones on side st

lind grew up in morin county, and his father's neighborhood, this neighbor trying to stay positive. >let's hope he can, you know, go on to lead a better life from here on out. it appears that lind will are not return to morin, his parents have arranged for him to stay in virginia. and it's safe to assume you that the fbi will keep tabs on him. u.s. officials say that up to 90 terrorists convicted all the years ago, will be released in the united states over the next ten years. >> terry. thank you, new details in the case in san francisco. a 73-year-old man was reported missing earlier this week and when they checked his home, they found a dismembered body. more on the search for suspects here, jean. >> reporter: police showed up to check on the 73-year-older and they found the murder scene. tonight, sources with knowledge of the investigation say they believe they know who is behind the killing and they are working on tracking them down. crime scene tape and a police car, remind neighbors that a gruesome crime happened here, where people say they knew something was wrong before if pol

live in morin county with what's next for the north bay man, jean? >> reporter: he grew up here in morin can'ty and tonight we're learning president trump and other top u.s. officials are not happy he is out of prison. that's him on the right of your screen. john walker lynn as he is released from prison in indiana, serving 17 of a 20-year sentence, out early of for good behavior. top u.s. officials aren't happy the man known as the american taliban is free. secretary of state mike pompeo opposed his release saying lynn continued to advocate for global jihad while in prison. president trump expressed frustration. >> what bothers me more than anything else is that here's a man who has not given up his proclamation of terror, and we have to let him out. am i happy about it, not even a little bit. >> reporter: lynn was the first american convicted in the war on terror. he first practiced islam as a marin mosque as a teenager then moved to pakistan where officials say he became radicalized. he was arrested shortly after the september 11th attack before b

on the way to sonoma and morin county it looks good. over to 101 looks good, as well.ting there. on 80 it is taking about 20 minutes to drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. at the bay bridge toll plaza it is already filled in. the metering lights are on. you are already seeing at least a 15 minute wait before you make it to the span. no problems on the span itself into san francisco. at 5:32, back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> guess what, new this morning another democrat has thrown his hat into the ring for the 2020 presidential nomination. colorado senator michael bennett made the announcement in a national television interview this morning. the three term senator is a former head of the denver school district that has carved out a professional at a policy- oriented lawmaker. >>> the man accused of the deadly shooting at the university of north carolina in charlotte is due in court today for the first time. 22-year-old trystan terrell did not reportedly target a specific person, but he intentionally hit that school building where the attack oc

. >>> happening today, preparing for wildfires in morin county.ety experts want to emphasize wildfires can happen any time of year and they are becoming more common and much bigger. that means people that live near greenbelts and wild lands need to be more aware of the danger and what they can do now to prevent fires from rapidly spreading. >> that is for sure >>> it is 5:18. sal is right over there. can you take care of the folk this is morning? >> i can. the gilroy commute into morgan hill, you can see there is not a lot of slowing. maybe just a touch getting into morgan hill. the silicon valley commute looks pretty good. los altos, cupertino, no mainly issues there. in the south and east bay the commute continues to be very good. no problems at the bay bridge, although we we are getting to the point where they are about to switch the metering lights on. at 5:19, let's get to mr. steve paulson in if forecast center. >> temperatures under a big fog bank. even a lot of local drizzle, cooling off after a tiny warm up yesterday. below normal tempera

morin county to richmond and berkeley a little cell here and there along i-80.e of these are popping up here. they will be widely scattered. some of these could produce brief heavy rains and hail from the peninsula to san jose, the santa clara valley and a sign of things to come. it will only pick up in intensity later. look at that. that is impressive. it is wrapped up. when you get a low of this nature this time of year i would expect some really strong possibilities of funnel clouds toward the valley. the sierra is turning to snow. be careful if you are heading up there. a heavy, wet snow coming down. 40s to 50s on our temps here. the front has gone through. now it will be about showers and thunder shower activity for today as the upper low begins to move in. again, it looks like it is mainly moving in north of the golden gate. close enough. more rain on saturday. today's system will get a wide variety in the morning. much cooler on the ler on the s, showers and thunderstorms and by this afternoon there could be hail, with some severe out to the east. also ou

>> pot smokers in morin county don't have a lot options. can have it delivered or go to the brick and mortar stores, which are not close. berkeley and sonoma county are the places with the physical stores. >>> despite scrutiny from san francisco city officials over its vaping products the company juul is negotiating to buy a downtown san francisco office tower. according to the cran cal juul is close to a deal to buy a 29 story high-rise at 123 mission street. the building they are looking at has room for 1,000 juul employees. >>> in cincinnati a judge is hearing arguments about how opioid prescription drugs borrow administered. they are urging the circuit court of appeals to overturn a lower judge's denial for access of information. a judge in cleveland who is overseeing more than 1,500 lawsuits against companies that make and distribute opioids rule the information cannot be made public because it would reveal trade secrets. >>> the time is 6:38. in today's health check a warning in orange county. a woman with measles went to a crowded mo

and traffic in morin county is off to a nice start. >>> it has been a roller coaster ride on our temps. it looks like they are on their way down again. i will explain. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 4:44. some students from san francisco city college will have their tuition paid for the next ten years, part of a college program. mayor london breed says they will invest millions into the program for eligible san francisco residents. >>> we will, fare ebaiters at bart take advantage of the fares every year. now bart is thinking about a new kind of gate that has a higher air pressure and keeps fare cheats from prying the wedges open and they are also thinking of vertically stacked gates where there is one at your waist level and another at your chest. >>> if you are looking for a cheap, fast destination wedding, today on the east bay you can get married at the summit of mt. diablo from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. the clerk is offering the marriage ceremony possibility for $60. >>> they are calling it one of the world's most anticipated roller coasters of 2019 right here in the bay a

one in morin county, birth certificately, richmond, and the next one in the same direction, a pretty good line from livermore, fremont and he will pitas. there is the front in the valley. now the hit and miss shower visit. the upper low for this time of year is a powerhouse. i would not be surprised if there are reports of hail and thunderstorm activity and temperatures remaining unseasonably cool today with >>> the u.s. has given extensive family members already in the u.s. a leg up but that could change under the president's new proposal. >> all of this is a very comprehensive plan. it will go before congress, it will have tremendous republican support. we can get enough democrat support to get it passed. >> reporter: so, who would get across the border legally? those with employable skills could be given a higher priority with less emphasis on family or chain migration. >> what it is is laying down a marker for republicans. it will give them a starting point for negotiating with the democrats. if you look at it none of do wi immigrants that came here as children. as we approach an

. >> reporter: inmates receive food handler certified issueed by morin county, helpful for getting work kitchen. only those with exemplary behavior can get into the class and there is a wait list. the program costs tax payers nothing because all the fixings are donated. from san quentin prison, deborah villalon, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you, deborah. >>> justice is coming after a vicious attack on a 74-year-old san francisco woman out for her morning walk. >> we are glad she is alive to tell us what happened. >> what we now know about the attack and the man accused of kidnapping and raping her. >>> and a packed out at a board meeting in the new haven school district during the third day of a teacher's strike and one student's emotional plea. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us this morning, thursday morning, may 23. i am pam cook. >> good morning. i am dave clark. it is good to have you back. >> thank you. >> and steve paulson is here talking about our weather and the weather around the country. >>> well, these lows coming out of california and arizona, once they cross the ro

even morin looks pretty nice on the east shore freeway. hopefully it will hold this way. here is a picture of the east shore, a 17 minute drive. that is pretty good. nothing better than a friday light. we hope it holds up. this is a look at the bay bridge. a little slowing in the outside cash lanes. 4:31. back to the desk. >>> happening today four presidential candidates will take part in a forum and bernie sanders will join hud secretary julio castro and governor jay inslee in pasadena. the candidates will threatening mexico with new tariffs if it doesn't do more to stem the flow of mexican migrants heading to the border. doug luzader joins us now from washington, d.c. with the impact this is having. doug? >> reporter: mexico is trying to diffuse the situation before the tariffs take hold. on the same day that customs and border protection released this video showing the biggest group of illegal immigrants they have ever seen crossing the border in texas, president trump had made it clear that something big was coming. >> it will be my biggest statement so far on the bor

. >>> happening today, preparing for wildfires in morin county. safety experts want to emphasize a wildfire can happen any time of year. they are becoming more common and much bigger. that means people that live near green belts and wild lands need to be more aware of the danger and what they can do fro spending. defendable space. >> right. >> they always talk about that. >>> we saw a little drizzle on the roads. sal, what are you seeing on the roads right now? >> it is so light it is not really appearing on the roads. i felt it myself walking into the building but i didn't notice it on the roads. this morning's commute may be effected, but we are not seeing any major slowdowns from the gilroy commute from gilroy to san jose driving into morgan hill. looks pretty good. it takes more precipitation for the commute to be effected by these things. i can tell by doing this for so long, right now it looks like everything is normal looking driving through. there have been no major issues at the macarthur maze and here at the bay bridge toll plaza it is l

the battle over recreational marijuana is heating up in morin county.ll explain the arguments being made in fairfax where there are no retailer stores despite the fact that marijuana is legal. egal. >> reporter: we are with san francisco's fire chief as she makes a public appearance before righting. a one-on-one interview, coming up. (dad) this ice cream cake needs a freezer. (mom) freezer's full. (vo) only frigidaire's custom flex temp drawer can switch from fridge to freezer. (son) nice save! (vo) that's using your frigidaire. . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. a retirement party is planned for san francisco fire chief joann hayes white >> she spoke to ktvu's amber lee about her history-making career. career. >> reporter: on this wednesday night at oracle park, hayes white threw off the first pitch at a dodger's game, the last appearance as chief. after 30 years with the department she is retiring. >> it has been surreal. there have been long days but generally the years have flown. >> reporter: a distinguished career, the longest serving fire chief

summer happening right now in the north bay and parts of the east bay back into northern morin county. in is central and south bay, we have showers coming down in the south bay for tomorrow. it does look as if memorial day will be partly cloudy, cool to mild, but we'll have complete details in just a few minutes. >>> right now, representatives from the new haven school district and the teacher's union are hashing it out at the bargaining table trying to break a teacher's strike. the school district serves about 11,000 students in union city and southern hayward. >> reporter: the teachers have been out here since 9:00 o'clock this morning. that's when these negotiations resumed today. they've been out here picketing in front of the office where these negotiations are going on inside. we just spoke with school district representatives. they said they are no closer to making the deal when they ended on friday. lots of cars a z you can hear driving by honking in support of those teachers. the only issue teachers have on the table right now is pay raises. >> make some noise! >> reporter: d

began back in 2017 with a visit from trump's then advisor when mr munder fought met with president morin of ecuador to discuss the china development fund the president rose with the money for his desire to remove. from ecuador's embassy it's unclear if those talks on assad's came to any conclusion but later that year they could all kicked off a whole raft of other negotiations including an i.m.f. bailout then in march last year ecuador cut the whistleblower's internet access citing his posting of messages which interfered with other states or risk that could always relationship with other countries thankfully assad has messages didn't jeopardize relations with the united states and a few months later u.s. fires president mike pence arrived in quito to discuss a jackpot of funding that was heading ecuador's way today i'm pleased to announce that the united states will support that effort to root out corruption we want to have 1000000 dollars to support your efforts. to end corruption and strengthen civil society in ecuador and that was only the start of the cash but ecuador finally had a

look at the key at the top here, up into morin, napa, sonoma county at least one inch but some of the higher elevations could get 2 inches. we're looking at anywhere from 3 quarters of an inch to maybe an inch, and a bit of a rain shadow effect for the south bay. maybe a little bit more. now the extended forecast does show we'll get a little bit of a break here on friday. then the storm for the weekend gets here from 1:00 to 9:00 at night. an additional 0.3 to 3 quarters of an inch. a break on sunday into monday and then possibly some more rainfall moving our way as we head into next tuesday's forecast. the inland valley temperatures forget spring or summer like temperatures, we are back to winter as we remain in the 60s as we head throughout the next seven day. we really likely will not have seen rainfall like this since february. so a huge change for us. >> so it's just going to be kind of off and on for the next several days. >> i did bring in my patio furniture. and you reminded me to shutoff the sprinklers. >>> up next, a name change for the oakland colosseum. we'll tell you who

the area set to receive those funds include amador, butte, morin and napa counties. >>> the benecia police department is asking for the public's help to find a man suspected of trying to pass counterfeit bills. this video was posted on facebook, taken by a surveillance camera at a rite aid in solano square over the weekend. the man tried to pass three counterfeit $100 bills. he is 5'11", and has a blond buzz cut and was wearing what appeared to be a black security guard jacket. >>> it may soon be a crime in the state of new york to text while walking across the street. the bill was first introduced last year and it has been gaining support. if it passes the law would allow police to give you a ticket between $25 and $50 for a first of the you are caught using a cell phone as you walk across a street. the state-wide ban in new york would include texting, checking emails and browsing the internet with exceptions for an energy. >>> the time is 5:34. democrats on capitol hill getting closer now to pursuing impeachment proceedings against president trump and what happen this is morning could pu

traffic on the richmond bridge is slow as it normally is getting to morin. but it will get there soon. here is the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. the bay bridge toll plaza is a little better, 15 to 20 instead of 25 to 30. so, some relief here on this friday. 6:34. back to the desk. >>> the problem with bay area homelessness is getting worse. the latest home lessen was in the three biggest bay area counties shows a big jump in homelessness since 2017. in alameda county the number of homeless jumped 43% to more than 8,000 people. in santa clara county the homeless population jumped 31% from two years ago. in san francisco it went up 17%. homeless advocates are demanding more action >> it is sad and disappointing because you hear a lot of rhetoric from the city and county. there is a lot of money to be spent, but on the ground floor, on the front line, there is no doubt about it. >> we know the answer the housing. we just need to build it at a greater scale than what we are doing right now. >> in san jose the homeless housing numbers are up 42%. the gr

. >>> another dead whale was discovered, washed ashore in morin county this time. the gray whale was found at the point reyes national seashore. 13th dead whale found in the area sincing beginning of march. biologists have performed necropsies on 11 of the whales and it is found they mostly died from malnutrition of ship strikes. 36 whales have been found dead this year, almost three times the number from all of last year according to national oceanic and atmospheric association when there were only 13. and more dead leopard sharks are washing up in the east bay, especially in alameda. >> researchers say they aren't sure why. >> reporter: when lauren went for a walk on alameda ecrown beach she saw this and took a picture. >> we saw a three-and-a-half food leopard shark in distress, washed up in the sand struggling, flipping other back and forth. >> reporter: by morning it had died. what is what about 100 of them have been doing, washing up on bay area beaches in recent weeks. crown beach gets many of the carcasses because of big currents. those familiar with the sh

north of san francisco there are peeks of sunshine north toward morin county and sonoma county. here is the satellitement kind of interesting set up. in the pacific is a big area of high pressure that will lead to clear skies and warming temperatures. this could lead to clouds and scattered showers. this is the guy that will pay us a visit over the next couple of days, especially as we head toward thursday. this area of low pressure is developing and that could actually produce some showers approaching the bay area later in the day on thursday. we still have a couple of days to track that. right now we have low clouds near the coast and portions of the bay as we saw with the live cameras. current number, san francisco 57. livermore 64. san jose 65 and mountain view in the upper 60s. the forecast headlines today becoming partly cloudy. we will thicken up the clouds once again first thing tomorrow morning. a little bump in the numbers for your wednesday forecast. look what happens thursday. we increase the clouds and by the evening hours we could be tracking the possibility of a f

. >> morin county is plue t supportive housing given their success. >>> the judge in the ghost ship warehouse trial will hold a closed hearing to ask the jury if threw have been influenced by possible up appropriate communications. the form he were assistant fire marshal caesar avila testified and said buildings like the warehouse should have been brought up to code with things like fire alarms and sprinkles. the defense attorney said firefighters had stopped by the warehouse several times before the deadly fire and never objected to what he they saw, nor did they issue any citations. >> they never did anything. the fire department failed in its duty and responsibilities. >> the district attorney says master tennant derek almena was responsible for making sure the building was safe. derick almena and max harris have each been charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. one count for each victim that died in the fire two-and-a- half years ago. >>> shows sharks season continues after a 3-2 victory over the avalanche. they got a boost when team captain joe pavelski was announced in the o

that would allow the swap of the pc parcel for the morin to go forward, the informal agreement between us and the agreement, the mayor's office is that the actual construction of the park would happen in conjunction with the granting of the prop m allocation for that third building which is our second phase. we have tried to work proactively with the city in terms of scarcity of prop m to bring the project forward in a way that makes sense, both for our own goals given the scarcity of prop m. >> thank you for answering it. perhaps i didn't ask correctly. i'm interested in the physical evolution of the project. i can understand you'll be asking for all of it and i'm sure the building of open space will happen in pieces. they're not all of a sudden coming out of the ground. have you thought about it? >> the physical construction would follow in this same two-phase structure that i talked about from an approval standpoint. we would expect to build the two buildings on fifth street and i'm not sure whether i can show it with the mouse, but this building at the corner of final and brannen a

. >>> and firefighters in morin county are getting ready for a very busy wildfire season. they conducted a controlled burn north of san rafael as part of training for new firefighters. firefighters say there will be more controlled burns in the coming weeks to reduce vegetation. despite the recent rain firefighters are expecting another tough fire season this year >> they are telling us that we are going to have another high risk season. it will be a little bit delayed. some of our worst fire seasons in history in california have been after extremely wet mays, actually. >> firefighters are sending out weed abatement notices to homeowners. property owners could face crimes if they don't trim back brush on their property. >>> restaurant in santa rosa is back open a year-and-a-half after the original location was destroyed in the wine country wildfires. many in santa rosa say the reopening of the award-winning restaurant is like having an old friend return home. >> it is a sign that santa rosa is continuing to rebuild. wine country is rebuilding and we are not stopping. >> th

a name change is finally coming for a morin county school district. up next what the dixie school discount is getting the community involved in the new name. >>> and protecting your home. the new feature coming to amazon's echo. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. new, jet airlines warning passengers there could be longer than usual lines at airports today after problems with its reservation system. jet blue reports now it is working again, but there may still be delays because during that time jetblue travelers around the world were not able to check in. >>> in today's dollars and cents a divided u.s. supreme court has ruled a major class action lawsuit against apple can move forward. supreme court justice expressing sided with the four liberal judges in yesterday's ruling saying apple is monopolizing sales >> it will open the way for them to get to trial on claims they have been injured by monopoly pricing, monopoly activities on some of these platforms. >> right now apple charges a 30% commission fee to app developers, but the lawsuit could force ap

. >> property crime in morin and reporter: we're on patrol with brett snyder and said car break-ins are spiking and he knows why. >> this car has a backpack sitting in the passenger floorboard. >> reporter: it took five minutes to understand why this parking lot in mill valley was a potential jackpot for thieves. >> so it looks like this person has a bunch of documents, mail, people leaving stuff in their vehicles and in plain view makes it that much more of a target-rich environment. >> reporter: jack o'keefe had clothes and an ipad in plain excite. >> be careful. we don't want you to become a victim. >> my mom's car just got broken into. >> reporter: marin county has seen 400 thefts and san francisco reports more than 5,000 auto burglars between january and march. that number is down 18% from this time last year. the sheriff's department posted this video on facebook showing how quick a crook can break into your car and take your stuff. less than 10 seconds. >> let's face it, nobody wants to be a victim and nobody wants to say so long to their stuff. >> reporter: police say a routine

and what we have now is with technology and the democracyization of information, the danger is far morin -- more insidious and this is just the way we -- we communicate with each other and into our business systems, our infrastructure. it also allows them to do exactly what we've seen, which is because of our robust first amendment freedoms, they're able to come in and pretend their americans and affect the dialogue and the social dynamics in the united states in a way they've never been able to do before. and it is a huge challenge to deal with it. but i think the intelligence community is responding to the challenge and the threat. i think -- i had this discussion with bob mueller on march 5th when he was briefing me on his work and discussing lessons learned what, he's seen in dismantling the threats that he was able to detect and how we could start using that approach across the board. >> so i see we've acomplished a lot through the -- accomplished a lot through the federal agencies and just is and are we able to work with other social media giants or other private organizations to h

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. >>> a man in morin county convicted of working for the tall pan after the september 11 attacks will0 years in federal prison and is scheduled for early release from a facility in indiana. he will be paroled for the final three years of his sentence because of good behavior in prison. he joined the tall pan in may or june of 2001 when he was just 20 years old. the u.s. military captured him in afghanistan in late 2001 . he accepted a plea deal in 2002 to avoid a life sentence. president trump opposes his early release. >>> attorneys that represent adult film star stormy daniels in a lawsuit against donald trump will be in court for his open case tomorrow. michael avenatti is being indicted for filing false tax returns and embezzlements. he already filed a not guilty plead. the trial is scheduled to start on june 25. >>> the border patrol has migrants from texas to san diego. homeland security officials say the idea is to provide relief for overworked staff at the border crossing with the most undocumented migrants. people taken to san diego will be printed, interviews and turned over