the officers arrested perez on the way to another nanny job on monday morning. >> she has been a nanny for a long period of time and she works a lot with a number of different families we felt the need to bring this forward. >> police say the baby boy is the only victim. he was treated at a local hospital with no obvious signs of injury. if you have hired peres and suspect abuse, detectives would like a call. >> new this morning, in our live desk, the paris las vegas hotel back up and running. there was a massive power outage. we have images that are erie to see the dark hotel hallways. guests are in their almost after being evacuated for hours and hours. the entire hotel was shut down. 12 people were trapped in the elevators. they were recused. officials had to check every system before allow people back in. caesars said they will reimburse gusts who missed their flights. the outage is blamed on a construction crew that drilled into the resort's main power line. there will be a news conference in an hour with an update. >> that is crazy. >> new details in a plane crash near pittsburg,

>> reporter: hpolice say she wa a popular nanny who had worked in berkeley for years, so she had access to a lot of potential victims. they describe a particularly chilling case. >> i've had a chance to see the video myself, and there were a number of times where she looked up at the camera. >> reporter: police say this is the face of a suspected child abuser, 44-year-old ingrid perez. >> the parents installed a nanny cam in the child's room, and had video of the alleged abuse. >> reporter: court documents outline the alleged attack on a 6-month-old boy. perez then looks directly at the camera and hits the victim in the bottom, causing the victim to cry louder. >> are these types of crimes emotional events for the detectives involved? absolutely. >> reporter: it appears that she makes a fist and hits the victim with her knuckles, like she's knocking on a door. officers arrested perez on her way to another nannying job monday morning. >> given the fact that she's been a nanny for a long period of time and given the fact that she works a lot with a number of different families, we felt th

>> reporter: hpolice say she wa a popular nanny who had worked in berkeley for years, so she had access to a lot of potential victims. they describe a particularly chilling case. >> i've had a chance to see the video myself, and there were a number of times where she looked up at the camera. >> reporter: police say this is the face of a suspected child abuser, 44-year-old ingrid perez. >> the parents installed a nanny cam in the child's room, and had video of the alleged abuse. >> reporter: c documents outlin the alleged attack on a 6-month-old boy. perez then looks directly at the camera and hits the victim in the bottom, causing the victim to cry louder. >> are these types of crimes emotiol events for the detectives involved? absolutely. >> reporter: it appears that she makes a fist and hits the victim with her knuckles, like she's knocking on a door. officers arrested perez on her way to another nannying job monday morning. >> given the fact that she's been a nanny for a long period of time and given the fact that she works a lot with a number of different families, we felt the need

officers arrested ingrid perez as she was on the way to another nanny job. >> given she has been a nanny for a long period of time and she works with a number of different families we felt the need to bring it failure. >> police say the baby boy is the only victim. he was treated at a local hospital with no obvious injuries. if you have hired ingrid perez and suspect abuse detectives want you to give a phone call. >> more fallout from the sex scandal that rocked several agencies, the district attorney is holding a news conference at 11:00 a.m. and discuss the investigation of police officers connected to the sex scandal involving jasmine abuslin. she had sex with dozens of officers in exchange for money and information. >> an oakland police officer is facing charges related to the same young woman. the charming documents say smith accesses the criminal database five times to look her up and give the information to jasmine abuslin. five other officers are facing charges. the crimes range from obstruction of justice to percent with a minor. richard police department has fired four officers

she wrote her nanny was attacked while caring for her two children. part of it said a man in all black came from behind, pulled her hair and neck and told her no latinos here in spanish. this happened at one of san francisco's most popular and picturesque parks, grade meadow park at ft. mason. >> the woman suffered some scratches, i understand, and was certainly shaken by the experience. >> nathan sergeant with the national park service says a jogger helped the nanny and called police. officers did detain a man who fit the suspect description. >> this is an individual with some mental health issues. he was transported so sf general, and he's there now undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. >> reporter: this is just one of several reported hate crimes across the country many feel have been fueled by the presidential election. at uc berkeley, a couple of men allegedly threatened and taunted a muslim student and in san jose a student told abc 7 news someone pulled off her head scarf last week. san francisco mayor ed lee says he's taking all threats serious

. >>> a nanny is under arrest in berkeley accused of abusing a six-month-old baby in her care for police say 44-year-old england progress of richmond is being charged with felony child abuse investigator say she was sitting on her employees home surveillance camera and physically violence towards the baby the police say doctors examined the infant and felt he had no apparent injuries. perez was arrested on monday while on her way to another child care job. the theater say she has worked as a nanny for more than 10 years employed by a number of different families. >>> a man and his nephew are under arrest in a palo alto burglary. 20-year-old james andrew newell and 54-year-old john matthew newell were found hiding in a vacant commercial buildings on hanover street on sunday night. it is interesting they had burglary tools with them they also say the same building had been hit twice before these two copper wires to extract and san francisco six people suffered minor injuries the second when a bus was hit by another vehicle that accident was reported at about 4:00 pm at 16 been. it's guy fa

officers arrested ingrid perez on gilman street on the way to another nanny job. >> given she has been a nanny for a long period of time, and given she work as lot with a unusual of different families, we felt the need to bring it failure. >> police say the baby boy is the only victim at this point. he was treated at a local hospital with in obvious injuries. if you have hired ingrid perez in past and expect abuse detectives would lake to hear from you. >> there should be relief for throughs of disabled in the so the bay left without a ride. the board voted last night ton an emergency contract with a transportation company to run their transit services for five months. service was delayed for customers after the fbi raided the office of outreach incorporated in milpitas, one of the providers. the board filed the lawsuit against outroach after an audit shows millions of dollars in undocumented charges. >> now, your forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> good morning, i want to give an update from the coast. it is nice from the santa cruz camera where it is sunny and 65 degrees. howe

one claiming to be the internet's best free parental control app and net nanny that costs $40. the kids get half hour to go to the website we blocked. helping us with the spearmint. >> it's blocked. >> reporter: first up, one girl, lindsey finds a proxy site allowing you to bypass filters like parental controls. >> there you go. >> word spread like wildfire among the kids and they get through the software to get to the blocked site. >> thank you. >> reporter: this does not surprise experts. >> we assume that if there's some parental control on one computer, if another kid down the street figures it outyo >> and then their friends. >> reporter: the second program, net nanny, stumps the kids. >> how to bypass? >> any doubt they would have figured it out in. >> they would have. some were on the right page, literally, the right web page. >> reporter: what about the ability of the programs to block inappropriate content? both programs allowed us to go to the site of a violent game popular with teens. cyber security expert confirms our results. >> the way the software products things

the parents of the boy installed a nanny cam and captured video on friday.fficers arrest perez on way to another nanny job. >> she has been a man any a long period of time and she works a lot with a number of different families we felt a need to bring it forward. >> the baby boy is the only victim, treated at the hospital with no obvious injuries. if you have hired ingrid perez in the past, detectives would like your fallout of >> more fallout on the sex investigation that rocked seven bay area law enforcement agencies with a news conference at 11:00 this morning to discuss results of an investigation into several police officers connected to the scandal involving jasmine abuslin. she said she had sex with dozens of officers in exchange for money or information. some while she was still underage. this morning an oakland police officer is facing charges related to the same young woman. the charging documents say terrell smith accessed the criminal database to look up jasmine abuslin and give her the information the five other officers with other agencies face

the jogger helped the nanny and called police. the southern poverty law center has seen more than 200 hate-based happenings since the election. mayor ed lee is taking it seriously. >> i think it is an up tick of people thinking they can feel out in their discrime discriminatory attitudes and that will not happen in san francisco. >> officers have not decided if they will pursue hate crime charges. the suspect is being charged with mental illness. >>> would you lake to improve your brain power with a pill? they are doing just that. it has supporters and skeptics. >> i wake up and take a trot. >> danny hernandez starts his day with a nutro. >> it gives me the clarity of mind i need to make better decisions. >> he downs a different pill from another bay area company called nutrobox which sponsors his on-line gaming team. >> youhink about vitamins you would take for your overall body health, these are very similar, but they target for brain functions. >> the supplements are among a growing wave of products called nutro picks based on

the jogger helped the nanny and called police.thern poverty law center has seen more than 200 hate-based happenings since the election. mayor ed lee is taking it seriously. >> i think it is an up tick of people thinking they can feel out in their discrime discriminatory attitudes and that will not happen in san francisco. >> officers have not decided if they will pursue hate crime charges. the suspect is being charged with mental illness. >>> would you lake to improve your brain power with a pill? they are doing just that. it has supporters and skeptics. >> i wake up and take a trot. >> danny hernandez starts his day with a nutro. >> it gives me the clarity of mind i need to make better decisions. >> he downs a different pill from another bay area company called nutrobox which sponsors his on-line gaming team. >> you think about vitamins you would take for your overall body health, these are very similar, but they target for brain functions. >> the supplements are among a growing wave of products called nutro picks based on the gr

it happened at a park in broad daylight while she was watching the children that she nannies. kpix 5's christin ayers has the latest on the investigatio. >> it's scary. >> reporter: she says she knew something was wrong when she spotted park police here at the great meadow at fort mason. this was the scene of an assault. >> park police received the report of an assault at the great meadow near the park palm trees. >> reporter: a nanny with two children approached by a man dressed in black covered face. >> she was grabbed and shoved and told, i understand, in broken spanish, no latinos here. >> reporter: the man left her with scratches on her arms. >> i'm really surprised to hear that. >> reporter: parents who bring their children here every day in disbelief. >> i certainly don't expect it to happen and i hope it's not related to anything. you know, you are reading a lot about the backlash going on. i hope that's not what it is. >> we're adults and we need to respect each other and respect older nationalities. >> reporter: police say the nanny is okay. the man was booked for re

the target: a nanny caring for two small children. was told no latinas here whoosh you are watching a gang of well dressed burglars as they make off with 100=thousand dollars worth of possessions from a san francisco apartment. tonight the surprisingly low=tech way you can protect your home. whoosh and before you start your christmas shopping. you might want to hear what we've learned about the most dangerous toys on the market. you're watching kron four news in prime time. now at 8. the presidential election has had a booming effect on the american civil liberties union. good evening. im pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. kron four's spencer blake is live in the newsroom where the executive director says donations are up. spencer -- why? in the week since the election, the a-c-l-u has gotten seven *million dollars in donations nationwideand they say it's direc people's donald trump. the executive directol- u o abdi soltani, says muslims families women trump made comments about these things during his campaign "we have never had a candi

. >>> a berkeley nanny tonight is charged with abusing a 6-month-old boy. ingrid perez worked as a nanny for a number of different families over ten years. inthis instance, the parents provided surveillance video. the child was examined and released with no apparent injuries. >>> the u.s. attorney's war on medical marijuana is over in berkeley. the berkeley patient's group claims to be the oldest medical marijuana dispensary in the nation. it's been fighting to survive. the justice department threatened to take action against the group's landlord in an effort to shut down. >> i think we've expected bpg's case would be dismissed earlier than it has. >> we reached out today but there has been no comment from the u.s. attorney. >> we're still in the middle of the five-year drought but there is good news tonight. this year some improvement. a rainy fall pulled 12% of the state another 12% of the state was rated abnormally dry. that is for areas coming into, or going out of a drought. this was the view from sky 7 today. a high surf advisory is in effect from poi

. >>> a berkeley nanny tonight is charged with abusing a 6-month-old boy. ingrid perez worked as a nanny for a number of different families over ten years. inthis instance, the parents provided surveillance video. the child was examined and released with no apparent injuries. >>> the u.s. attorney's war on medical marijuana is over in berkeley. the berkeley patient's group claims to be the oldest medical marijuana dispensary in the nation. it's been fighting to survive. the justice department threatened to take action against the group's landlord in an effort to shut >> i think we've expected bpg's case would be dismissed earlier than it has. >> we reached out today but there has been no comment from the u.s. attorney. >> we're still in the middle of the five-year drought but there is good news tonight. this year some improvement. a rainy fall pulled state another 12% of the state was rated abnormally dry. that is for areas coming into, or going out of a drought. this was the view from sky 7 today. a high surf advisory is in effect from point reyes to big s

nathan sergeant says a jogger helped the nanny and called police. officers did detain a man who fit the description. they have not decided whether or not to file charges for a hate crime. they believe the man has mental illness and transported him to the hospital. >> the woman suffered some scratches, i understand, and was shaken by the experience. >> this is just one of several reported hate crimes many feel have been fuelled by the presidential election. at uc berkeley, a couple men allegedly threatened and taunted a muslim student. in san jose, a student told abc7 news someone pulled off her head scarf next week. >> we're going to take threats seriously. i do think that the uptick is representative of people feeling they can act out in their discriminatory attitudes. it's not going to happen. >> the mayor is working with police and city attorney, urging calmness in the city. alisa harrington, abc7 news. >>> a case of battery in redwood city appears to be racially motivated. police arrested michael coggins they say he yelled derogatory remarks in

and it said even if accessed through proxies "our advanced technology will still block nanny told us "its unique technology ?doesn't block a website based on its url?instead (it) analyzes the content on every page to determine if it meets the safety criteria set by the parent." as for the kids' parents, they weren't surprised with our results?. dad sot: "i think most of the kids today have a lot of that was t-j holmes reporting. we're following a lot of breaking news -- we'll be back with a look at today's top stories and a final check of your forecast! and.. before we head to break.. a look at tonight's a-b-c primetime lineup. take a look at this view from chopper 13. .bringing you breaking news fast and first. we'll be right back. killed by a car in the area. we were the first to break this story minutes ago. we're working to get more information and will keep you updated on later editions of action news and on ktnv dot com. police just arresting this man -- accused of attacking a woman in her bedroom! it's a story we first broke on ktnv dot com. detectives say phillip white tried

nathan sergeant says a jogger helped the nanny and called police. officers did detain a man who fit the description. they have not decided whether or not to file charges for a hate crime. they believe the man has mental illness and transported him to the hospital. >> the woman suffered some scratches, i understand, and was shaken by the experience. >> this is just one of several reported hate crimes many feel have been fuelled by the presidential election. at uc berkeley, a couple men allegedly threatened and taunted a muslim student. in san jose, a student told abc7 news someone pulled off her head scarf next week. >> we're going to take threats seriously. i do think that the uptick is representative of people feeling they can act out in their discriminatory attitudes. it's not going to happen. >> the mayor is working with police and city attorney, urging calmness in the city. alisa harrington, abc7 news. >>> a case of battery in redwood city appears to be racially motivated. police arrested michael coggins they say he yelled derogatory remarks in

she has worked as a nanny for several berkeley families for more than 10 years. >>"that is really surprising to me. i mean i understand she was a stranger to some people but if she'd been working for so long i imagine some of it must have been word of mouth and if she was getting good recommendations" >> reporter:perez has been charged with one misdeamanor and one felony count of child abuse. police are now looking for any more possible victims. families who most recently hired perez were contacted by police to make sure no other kids were harmed. >> reporter:tonight at 10 we'll hear from a girl whose own family has experienced a similar never trust an outsider to babysit. live in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news. >> steve: thank you, ella. >> steve:a gas station clerk suffered major injures.during agrant lodes is here with images of the suspects. >> vicki:it happened around nine last night at an arco gas station on broadway streetnear shenandoah park. >> grant:officers say two men entered the gas station and left without paying. the store clerk chased the du

nanny-vac 26 did that. but on earth, a mother does it, and she does all sorts of other nice things for her children for her entire life. how much does she get paid? nothing. is it because her work is considered of no real value? oh, no. it's because it's considered priceless. good night, mork. orson, one more thing. can you tell me a bedtime story? i don't know any. too bad. good night, your immenseness. see you next week. [ ringing ] hello? oh, hi, larry. morning, samantha. has darrin left yet? he left at 5:00 this morning. oh. driving up to bridgeport to take care of that account for you. why? i was hoping to catch him before he left. it's that new client, mr. morgan, our prize headache. oh, yes. i've heard about him. thanks, anyway, sam. oh, you're welcome, larry. bye-bye. well, what was all that about? it's just that darrin's firm has a new client that's been giving them trouble. seems he's some sort of a tyrant. acts as though he's still living in the victorian age. oh, now, don't you say anything agai

you have to be careful not to cast this as the nanny state. we you know better will use government and then repair tries that as being a nanny state. i think it is much better to say that it is parents your demanding these changes. parents want to be empowered to control their kids lives in some respects. and just like we say that, why do we not allow people to sell cigarettes to people under 18 or to sell alcohol, it is because parents don't want their kids to have this stuff sold to them and realistically they can't be affected to follow their high school kids around all the time. and so we pass a law saying that you can't sell this stuff to them. it empowers us to get where we want. we want to expose them to mature and exposure to alcohol, we can do it but we don't want you. we want the government to help us as parents to be better parents. and i think this is how we ought to put it here. they want help. not to tell parents what we should do but the question is, what do we want as parents? and i think what we want is to not deal with this a

perez is said to have worked as a nanny extensively in berkeley for more than 10 years. >>"that is really surprising to me i understand she was a stranger to some people but she had been working for so long" >> reporter:samanta ortega says she knows the pain all too well when she and her sister were abused by a nanny. >>"because my mom had no one to support her or anything she had no choice but to friend." >> reporter:perez was arrested monday as she was driving to another babysitting job. police reached out to families who recently hired perez to make sure no other kids were harmed. >>"it's just not okay and i feel like they deserve a harsh punishment." >> reporter:in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news. return to index >> steve:a person is now in custody and charged in the murder of david moglin. a popular foothill college professor. the 31-year-old economics teacher and aspiring rap artist was gunned down last july in downtown san jose. in a newly released statement, foothill college said moglen's murder is still being felt by his colleagues and students. >> steve:in

so these four men are playing nanny to this little baby. it is now six months old. here's the baby with daddy u. they think he's the favorite. these men have volunteered to watch this chimp around the clock. >> all four men and a chimp. >> i swear i saw this show in like 1988. >>> six months from now when the chimp is a year old, they are able to put it in its own enclosure, and it can be like the other chimpanzees that they have, on its own. >> what a great job to have. you know, you're going to get to hang out with a chimp day in and day out. >> what are you talking about? you have that job. hello? >> that's true, but it's a lot [ chimpanzee sounds ] >> what's really sweet is how close the chimp is to its human dad. look, trying to steal some kisses from daddy. >> aww, that's so cute. you take this chimp out in public, it's a total chick magnet. >> a chimp magnet. >>> this video takes us on a and megan are on. they're on their boat called turning point, and in a bay in alaska. i place that john muir explored. they're there to honor the memory of john muir and to g

. >> these four men are playing nanny to this little baby. >> how they wound up at the center of one sweet story. >>> dude stops to take a selfie and documents his journey in the middle. the not so smart move that's getting him roasted on social >>> a kid after my own heart. >> how he shows he's not a fan of the mask. >>> i've got a couple of freak accidents here for you. the first one takes place in a peru at a school sports day. what you see is a young girl who was hit in the chest by a javelin. >> i thought that's what i was looking at. oh, my -- >> what? >> the javelin came floating across the fie here you see people standing around her. they're trying to hold it in place because i imagine it can do so some pretty bad damage. >> it's amazing she's still standing. >> she's ridiculously calm. now, her parents were in the stands as well. >> what? >> yeah. >> you wnitnessed your child being struck down by a flying spear? >> and you think you're freaking out. her parents had to be treated as well because they went into shock. they called the paramedics. they took her to one hospital a

federal park police say the attack of the nanny happened monday morning at fort mason.t is a possible hate crime. the nanny was taking care of two children when a man grabbed her and shoved her and said in spanish no latinos here. the man was arrested who matched the suspect description. in the castro district, castro community on patrol held a training session last night for new recruits. some were inspired to take action after the election last week. >> i immediately had this sense that our community was going to be put at threat from that with a different rhetoric that had been going on during the campaign. >> one of the chants was whose streets, our streets. that meant a lot to me. we want to make sure that our space is protected after donald trump's presidency. >> the castro community on patrol plans to hold more training sessions as well. >>> the time turning 7:38, donald trump's election is causing uncertainty for young undocumented immigrants who work and live in the u.s. four years ago, president obama signed the executive action for doca. it allows certain und

a nanny caring for two small children was approached by a man wearing all black, his face all covered. >> he told them, i understand in broken spanish, no latinos here. >> reporter: the man left her with scratches on her arm. >> i'm very surprised to hear that. >> reporter: parent -- parents who bring their kids here in disbelief. >> you're hearing a lot about backlash that's going on and i hope that's not what it is. >> we're adults and we need to respect each other, and respect the other nationalities. >> reporter: police say the nanny is okay. a good samaritan called police and the man was detained and booked for resisting arrest. an investigation into whether this was a hate crime is under way. >> this is a park for all people. this is a welcoming place. we want the national park to be a place where people can come together and feel welcomed. >> reporter: but some parkgoers can't help but feel on edge. >> i think it would sort of make you want to look around and be a little more nervous. a little more cautious. >> the suspect has been taken to sf general for a mental health evalua

do the so called network nannies really work? we'll show you when the kids went head to head with the software that's supposed to protect them. how fast they figured it out. what the experts say about how to keep your kids safe online. ? be our guest ? >>> a "gma" exclusive. >> hello. >> be our guest for the brand-new "beauty and the beast" your first look right here at the tale as old as time. ? baby love ? >>> and baby, oh, baby. america's first all-girl quints. right here live in times square. five 1-year-olds on their first airplane ride with mom and dad. just to get here. as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. >> yea. say hi. >>> and good morning, america. how is that for a happy monday. the busby quintuplets. right there. so excited. they're here with their big sister. can't wait to meet them. talk to them in a little bit. >> you should have seen them making their way through times square. that was earlier this morning. we put rob to work babysitting. behind the scenes. >> good for you, rob. >>> that's because ginger i

so these four men are playing nanny to this little baby. it is now 6 months old. here's the baby with daddy. they think he's the favorite. and these men have volunteered to watch this chimp around the clock. >> all the makings of an '80s comedy. >> i swear i saw this show in like 1988. >> six months from now when the able to put it in its own enclosure and it can be like the other chimpanzees. >> what a great job to have. you're going to get to hang out with a chimp day in and day out. >> what are you talking about? you have that job. >> that's true, but it's a lot less fun than this. >> we're cute. >> what gets to me is how close the chimp is to its human dad. trying to steal some kisses from daddy. >> aw, dude, you take a chimp out in public, total chick magnet. >> chimp magnet. >>> when i was a kid, my mom used to tell me that two wrongs don't make a right. well, this dad in taiwan didn't get that message from my mama. you saw that white car. it's crashed up pretty badly. but here comes the bmw. >> okay. >> i think someone's mad. >> just trying to figure out, d

so these four men are playing nanny to this little baby. it is now 6 months old. here's the baby with daddy. they think he's the favorite. and these men have volunteered to watch this chimp around the clock. >> all the makings of an '80s comedy. >> six months from now when the chimp is a year old, they are able to put it in its own enclosure and it can be like the other chimpanzees. >> what a great job to have. you're going to get to hang out with a chimp day in and day out. >> what are you talking about? you have that job. >> that's true, but it's a lot less fun than this. >> we're cute. >> what gets to me is trying to steal some kisses from daddy. >> aw, that's so cute. dude, you take a chimp out in public, total chick magnet. >> chimp magnet. >>> when i was a kid, my mom used to tell me that two wrongs don't make a right. well, this dad in taiwan didn't get that message from my mama. you saw that white car. but here comes the bmw. >> oh, oh, oh! >> okay. >> i think someone's mad. >> just trying to figure out, did the white kcar rear end the bmw, or the bmw is t

i blame it on the nanny. the nannies hang out with other nannies and because we are in california it is osmosis. you have to be a liberal. thisy say mommy, donald trunk -- they call him donald trunk. donald trunk is a bully and a my son says if i ever see donald trunk i will purpose him in the the -- i will punch him in the face. with the news of the cal exit donald trump may not be our president in california. we may be our own country, right? >> how do you to it? >> it is a very difficult process. i am not getting my hopes up. i was like, omy gosh. i would be sad if my family lived in another country. >> you would be a foreigner. >> what would you say is the support for cal exit in your area? >> us news people try to remain as objective as possible. in order to come on this show i promised my news directors i wouldn't say anything crazy or get in trouble so i will keep my opinions as minimal as possible. >> your boss is scared when you come on "red eye"? >> well, people in california love "red eye" because

a jogger help the nanny and called police. the man was detained and evaluated for mental health issues. there are 200 hate-based incidents sin the election. >> this is representative of memorial feel they can act out in discriminatory attitudes. >> mayor lee is working with police and the city attorney to address hate crimes. >> a triple murder suspect will be in court in oakland. she is no stranger to controversy. dana river as well-known transgender activist a key figure in several high-profile cases. >> here are three thing rivers is acussed of killing, a 19-year-old right, his mother, patricia wright, and his partner, charlotte reed. police rushed to the east oakland home on friday after midnight. they found benny stabbed and pleading and heard gunshots and saw smoke coming from the garage. it is believes rivers shot the two women and set the garage on fire to destroy evidence. rivers was stopped when she ran out of the house covered in blood. this is rivers' mug shot making headlines when asked to eleven her teaching job

what would you do if you saw somebody attacking your mother, a disturbing case of abuse caught on a nanny cam, and it's tied to immigration fraud. >> she is someone little girls and our first lady look up to. what some lucky local gymnasts felt when they got to meet their o, >>> it will be cold in the morning. 6:00a.m., 45, and with the northwest winds, feeling colder than that by noon, still breezy and cool, but a beautiful day. temperatures 59. >>> regardless of your politics f your candidate won or lost, election took a toll on both sides. and mola lenghi went to fairfax county as people came together hoping to heal the wounds of the bruising election. >> reporter: things matter, and some didn't, religious, race, gender, sexual orientation didn't matter in fairfax, and after a bruising election cycle the, near did your politics. >> i needed to come and be a part of the experience of healing and of community and a sense of we together. >> reporter: the nature of the political language this year has really also been devastating for everybody i know, both liberal and conservatives. >> rep

that is the first time i ever heard the phrase "nanny state." all these speeches on the floor of the house, senators -- government is going to take away parental rights, take the rights away from parents, and give it to this nanny state, and all kinds of ridiculous things like that came out. in fact, in 1978 it became a big issue in the 1978 campaign. i know. i was running for reelection. i almost got my head handed to me because i came out in favor of this, doing something about advertising to kids. well, i won the election, obviously, but i remember being labeled as being in support of the nanny state at that time. so, it became a big issue. a lot of people lost elections in 1978 because of that. well, for a lot of reasons -- but that played a big role. people got so scared that when the new congress came in in 1979, they began to work and have hearings on these proposed regulations -- hearings that brought in all the industry, and stuff, and it just became overwhelming. finally, the congress, in 1980, passed a law. ftc improvements act. congr