but it was real. >> reporter: naylor regrets not warning others on that tragic morning.ruggle with feelings of guilt? >> i struggle with 9/11. i think that everyone carries something with them when they have this sort of an experience, and it's difficult to talk about. >> reporter: but his experience also gave naylor a shared sense with people like lynn, ryan and so many others who believe in premonitions, believe that there's something more to this world beyond what we can see. >>> have you ever had a premonition that something was about to happen and then it did? if so, we want to hear about it. so let us know on twitter, us g using #abc20/20. we'll be right back. >> announcer: next, a skeptical doctor who had a rational explanation for everything until he died and took a round way trip to heaven. >> and the colors were extremely vivid with millions of butterflies. >> announcer: but who was the mysterious woman he met on the other side? does he have proof of guardian angels? >> there was no mistaking it. when it comes to being better, what's better, being better or wor

reporting live, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more break news.munity college is on lock down. the college is locked down because of a suspicious person. that is all that

maureen naylor live with new information and images from witnesses and the trauma left behind, maureen. >> reporter: late today police released this photo of a san jose man who is now booked here at the main jail. he's accused in the homicide of a young bay area woman who dreamed of becoming a nurse. tonight johnny lozano faces murder charges. kimberly chico was simply an innocent victim. the passenger in a car when bullets started flying in the air. this software engineer says the shooting happened just feet from his family's front porch. >> we were sleeping and woken up by eight or 10 shots. it just went bang, bang, bang, bang. >> reporter: his neighbor also heard the gunshots. >> they were nine or 10 because i counted them afterward on my fingers. >> reporter: he simply can't get out of his head what he saw and heard next. >> her left shoulder against the curb of the sidewalk. and there was another lady who was over her just pleading with her to live. to stay alive. >> reporter: kimberly chico grew up in east san jose and graduated in 2012. >> it's very tragic this young lady was mu

maureen naylor live in san jose with a new source of comfort arriving at a crucial time of grief. >>ter: the dog, the service dog was found not far from this area where tonight volunteers took these lost dog fliers down. this as we learned about some unique support that arrived today for the owner. they were a pair with a traumatic past. but for iraq war veteran luke wilson his service dog brought him love and peace. until today's devastating news. >> he broke down and we just gave him time to grieve. >> reporter: tonight we spoke to a nonprofit who was with wilson when he received the news that lobo had been found. >> he still had his collar and his tags on. >> reporter: she says the dog was hit by a car. wilson recently had knee surgery and on a wheelchair. he says his dog was spooked and ran away. >> he's my lifeline to the world. >> reporter: this morning before lobo was found, wilson told ktvu of the happiness his dog brought him. >> i call him my budda dog, because he walks to you and you start petting him and everything melts away. he's a lovely soul of a dog. >> in his mind i

maureen naylor live with new information and images from witnesses and the trauma left behind, maureen. >> reporter: late today police released this photo of a san jose man who is now booked here at the main jail. he's accused in the homicide of a young bay area woman who dreamed of becoming a nurse. tonight johnny lozano faces murder charges. kimberly chico was simply an innocent victim. the passenger in a car when bullets started flying in the air. this software engineer says the shooting happened just feet from his family's front porch. >> we were sleeping and woken up by eight or 10 shots. it just went bang, bang, bang, bang. >> reporter: his neighbor also heard the gunshots. >> they were nine or 10 because i counted them afterward on my fingers. >> reporter: he simply can't get out of his head what he saw and heard next. >> her left shoulder against the curb of the sidewalk. and there was another lady who was over her just pleading with her to live. to stay alive. >> reporter: kimberly chico grew up in east san jose and graduated in 2012. >> it's very tragic this young lady was mu

maureen naylor live in san jose with a new source of comfort arriving at a crucial time of grief. >> dog, the service dog was found not far from this area where tonight volunteers took these lost dog fliers down. this as we learned about some unique support that arrived today for the owner. they were a pair with a traumatic past. but for iraq war veteran luke wilson his service dog brought him love and peace. until today's devastating news. >> he broke down and we just gave him time to grieve. >> reporter: tonight we spoke to a nonprofit who was with wilson when he received the news that lobo had been found. >> he still had his collar and his tags on. >> reporter: she says the dog was hit by a car. wilson recently had knee surgery and on a wheelchair. he says his dog was spooked and ran away. >> he's my lifeline to the world. >> reporter: this morning before lobo was found, wilson told ktvu of the happiness his dog brought him. >> i call him my budda dog, because he walks to you and you start petting him and everything melts away. he's a lovely soul of a dog. >> in his mind it's one

maureen naylor has the story. >> reporter: under the proposal outlining this new memo at any vending machine at city facilities they would have to get rid of the energy drinks they have above. they could keep the apple juice in the middle but eliminate the sodas below. >>> a change for the bay area's largest city may put the lock on soda machines at libraries and community centers if this san jose city councilman has his way. >> there's not a mandate telling folks what they can and cannot drink. it's simply saying at city facilities we're not going to provide unhealthy drinks that we know are loaded with sugar. >> reporter: under councilman ash kalba's new proposal all drinks with sweeteners and less than 50% real fruit juice would be prohibited along with milk more than 2% fat. >> whole milk is pretty good for whole children. this little guy has a calorie problem, so he needs a little whole milk now and then. >> there's other things they need to be focusing on. >> reporter: colver says it's not an entire city problem. the sat center would be exempt. >> i think it goes goes way too f

los gatos, maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a transgender teen is calling on governor brown bill that they could take part in activities based on their gender and not their sex. the legislation allows transgender students to use bathrooms they choose. he says he doesn't participate in sports programs, because it's too uncomfortable. >> i'm a boy, right, and i was put in a class of all girls in pe. so every day, going into that class, it was just kind of like, it was only me. no one understood what it was like. >> the office says the bill is expected to go to the governor's office this week. >>> the sentencing hearing for bradley manning began today. he is facing a maximum sense of 113 years in prison. manning admitted giving thousands of government documents to the website wikileaks. the sentencing hearing is expected to last for several weeks. >>> george zimmerman, the man acquitted in the death of trayvon martin is back in the news, after being pulled over for speeding in texas, with a gun in the glove compartment of his car. these are photos from the officer's dash cam vi

ktvu's maureen naylor join us live from san jose with a staggering amount parents there are paying. >> reporter: according to a new list it costs new parents on average $26,000 for the first year of a child's life. and that number is higher in san jose. when fred and becky broom brought their baby nico home to the house they already had the essentials. but when they had their first son micah a few years ago, it was a different story. >> just the child care alone, because you have to get everything from scratch. the bassinet, the crib, the stroller. >> reporter: san jose landed as the most expensive place for a baby. san francisco in fourth. factors included child care and housing to diapers and strollers. bringing the total average cost to $26,000. but in san jose when you add up the thousands of dollars estimated for housing, child care, baby items, health care and energy, the total comes out to $41,000 for the first year alone. >> the diapers and the formula and actually i just think like the house rent. >> reporter: the san jose mother to be says she can't imagine working on a tea

maureen naylor live with what's behind the leap over last year's average. >> gasia, this campbell home is one example of how fast prices have gone up. now 5 months later, it's in escrow, with a list price of $1,080,000. the house sold for $945,000 in 2009. it's now listed for $1.1 million, and an escrow with two offers. according to new numbers, the price of the average single family home in santa clara county last july was almost $914,000. this year, the average price is more than $1 million. up 15% year to year. >> although the average price is that high, i don't want buyers to despair and think they're out of the game. >> reporter: carl san miguel says higher end homes in areas such as couper tee know, and saratoga skew the market. homes are taking a little longer to sell, and there's maybe half the offers of what they saw two months ago. >> you could have easily, 10, 15 offers. now you might have from 2 to 6. >> reporter: still, offers nonetheless, he says. while strapped homeowners are seeing their home values on the rise. >> we definitely see the uptick in housing prices. i think

los gatos, maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a transgender teen is calling on governor brown bill that they could take part in activities based on their gender and not their sex. the legislation allows transgender students to use bathrooms they choose. he says he doesn't participate in sports programs, because it's too uncomfortable. >> i'm a boy, right, and i was put in a class of all girls in pe. so every day, going into that class, it was just kind of like, it was only me. no one understood what it was like. >> the office says the bill is expected to go to the governor's office this week. >>> the sentencing hearing for bradley manning began today. he is facing a maximum sense of 113 years in prison. manning admitted giving thousands of government documents to the website wikileaks. the sentencing hearing is expected to last for several weeks. >>> george zimmerman, the man acquitted in the death of trayvon martin is back in the news, after being pulled over for speeding in texas, with a gun in the glove compartment of his car. these are photos from the officer's dash cam vi

reporting live tonight in mountain view, maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> candles were lit, and prayers offered tonight to honor the memory of sandra coke. she's the federal investigator who's body was found last week several days after she went missing. ♪ [ music ] >> friends and neighbors gathered outside her home this evening. they remembered the 50-year-old woman as a dedicated single mother who loved to sing and was the life of the party. >> sandra, i don't want to say goodbye yet. i may see you later. and i can't wait for that day when we meet at heaven's gate. >> she disappeared from oakland on august 4. her body was found in vacaville last friday. she was last seen with a man she once dated. a paroled high risk sex offender. he has been jailed on a parole violation. she leaves behind a 15-year-old daughter. >>> the california supreme court today tossed out the last remaining legal challenge to same sex marriage. supporters of prop 8 argued that only the two couples named in the landmark case should be allowed to marry. today, the judges refused to hear the emergency

reporting live tonight in mountain view, maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> candles were lit, and prayers offered tonight to honor the memory of sandra coke. she's the federal investigator who's body was found last week several days after she went missing. ♪ [ music ] >> friends and neighbors gathered outside her home this evening. they remembered the 50-year-old woman as a dedicated single mother who loved to sing and was the life of the party. >> sandra, i don't want to say goodbye yet. i may see you later. and i can't wait for that day when we meet at heaven's gate. >> she disappeared from oakland on august 4. her body was found in vacaville last friday. she was last seen with a man she once dated. a paroled high risk sex offender. he has been jailed on a parole violation. she leaves behind a 15-year-old daughter. >>> the california supreme court today tossed out the last remaining legal challenge to same sex marriage. supporters of prop 8 argued that only the two couples named in the landmark case should be allowed to marry. today, the judges refused to hear the emergency

maureen naylor live with what's behind the leap over last year's average. >> gasia, this campbell home is one example of how fast prices have gone up. now 5 months later, it's in escrow, with a list price of $1,080,000. the house sold for $945,000 in 2009. it's now listed for $1.1 million, and an escrow with two offers. according to new numbers, the price of the average single family home in santa clara county last july was almost $914,000. this year, the average price is more than $1 million. up 15% year to year. >> although the average price is that high, i don't want buyers to despair and think they're out of the game. >> reporter: carl san miguel says higher end homes in areas such as couper tee know, and saratoga skew the market. homes are taking a little longer to sell, and there's maybe half the offers of what they saw two months ago. >> you could have easily, 10, 15 offers. now you might have from 2 to 6. >> reporter: still, offers nonetheless, he says. while strapped homeowners are seeing their home values on the rise. >> we definitely see the uptick in housing prices. i think

maureen naylor. >>> an alameda county judge revoked parol for a convicted rapist. convicted in the death of sandra koch. she is the federal investigator who disappeared earlier this month and who's body was found one week ago. alana failed to recharge the gps charger he's supposed to wear as a sex offender. he's due back in court november 1st. >>> mourners gathered to say goodbye to a 16 -month-old boy who was shot and killed last month in oakland. the family of drew jackson arrived at the funeral home this morning to honor the child's young life. jackson was sleeping with his father 20-year-old andrew thomas when someone fired through the window of a home he was saying in and killing them both. the shooting was deliberate. no arrests have been made in this case. >>> california's newest batch of jobless numbers include the state's unel un -- employment rate. the july unemployment rate rose to 8.7% that's up .2 of a percentage points than june. the nine bay area counties are fairing better than much of the state. solano county a low of 5.3 5.3% in marin county. >>>

ktvu's marureen naylor attended that memorial and tell us the message his family had for the teens. >> reporter: the high schooler had just fallen in love and spend the summer traveling and fishing. tonight his classmates came together for what was a touching musical tribute. >> reporter: tonight a sea of faces spent this first week of school mourning the life of a classmate. 17-year-old robert orlando was killed monday night after the car he was a passenger in hit a tree near his home the day before his senior year was set to start at san ramon high school. >> i've known robert since i've been in sixth grade. i ate lunch with him every day, talked to him every day. >> reporter: leron was his close friend. >> it's been horrifying. you can never just imagine it. until it actually happens. it's terrifying. >> the death of pain is indescribable. the death of the support has been unbelievable. >> reporter: robert's aunt says what has really touched his family has been support. including a rival high school. >> everybody is wearing white. i saw cal, monte vista, and others. >> reporter: ri

maureen naylor. >>> an alameda county judge revoked parol for a convicted rapist. convicted in the death of sandra koch. she is the federal investigator who disappeared earlier this month and who's body was found one week ago. alana failed to recharge the gps charger he's supposed to wear as a sex offender. he's due back in court november 1st. >>> mourners gathered to say goodbye to a 16 -month-old boy who was shot and killed last month in oakland. the family of drew jackson arrived at the funeral home this morning to honor the child's young life. jackson was sleeping with his father 20-year-old andrew thomas when someone fired through the window of a home he was saying in and killing them both. the shooting was deliberate. no arrests have been made in this case. >>> california's newest batch of jobless numbers include the state's unel un -- employment rate. the july unemployment rate rose to 8.7% that's up .2 of a percentage points than june. the nine bay area counties are fairing better than much of the state. solano county a low of 5.3 5.3% in marin county. >>>

ktvu's marureen naylor attended that memorial and tell us the message his family had for the teens. >> reporter: the high schooler had just fallen in love and spend the summer traveling and fishing. tonight his classmates came together for what was a touching musical tribute. >> reporter: tonight a sea of faces spent this first week of school mourning the life of a classmate. 17-year-old robert orlando was killed monday night after the car he was a passenger in hit a tree near his home the day before his senior year was set to start at san ramon high school. >> i've known robert since i've been in sixth grade. i ate lunch with him every day, talked to him every day. >> reporter: leron was his close friend. >> it's been horrifying. you can never just imagine it. until it actually happens. it's terrifying. >> the death of pain is indescribable. the death of the support has been unbelievable. >> reporter: robert's aunt says what has really touched his family has been support. including a rival high school. >> everybody is wearing white. i saw cal, monte vista, and others. >> reporter: ri

live tonight in fremont, maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the rim fire. the rescue wing sent us video of the air drop. crews have done this more than 400 times. the fire is now 30% contained, but it's still growing, now covering 192,000 acres. that's about 300 square miles. also, a predator drone was used, and provided a look in realtime of flare ups that wouldn't otherwise be seen. anyone heading to the sierra for the long holiday weekend can expect smoky skies. a viewer said it was so smoky she couldn't even see the mountains. >> reporter: asking for the public's help to identify the woman behind a burglary scheme that involves a snake scam. authorities say she is hispanic, 35 to 45 years old. has a nose ring, a lip ring, and a tongue piercing. an elderly woman was approached by the suspect who told her a poisonous snake was loose in her neighborhood, then while the victim was distracted, her home was ransacked. police believe the same woman also struck in fremont over the weekend. >>> a man from antioch who was paralyzed in an apparent ro

live tonight in fremont, maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the rim fire. the rescue wing sent us video of the air drop. crews have done this more than 400 times. the fire is now 30% contained, but it's still growing, now covering 192,000 acres. that's about 300 square miles. also, a predator drone was used, and provided a look in realtime of flare ups that wouldn't otherwise be seen. anyone heading to the sierra for the long holiday weekend can expect smoky skies. a viewer said it was so smoky she couldn't even see the mountains. >> reporter: asking for the public's help to identify the woman behind a bu that involves a snake scam. authorities say she is hispanic, 35 to 45 years old. has a nose ring, a lip ring, and a tongue piercing. an elderly woman was approached by the suspect who told her a poisonous snake was loose in her neighborhood, then while the victim was distracted, her home was ransacked. police believe the same woman also struck in fremont over the weekend. >>> a man from antioch who was paralyzed in an apparent road rage crash

maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a school bookkeeper is a hero after she calmly defused what could have deny a tragic situation. she talked a gunman into surrendering, after he walked into a school in georgia. >> i told him, don't be alarmed, but just lay down so i can sit right here, so they can see that i'm okay, and you didn't harm me. >> reporter: the cops said michael brandon hill told her he was ready to die, and he was well armed, but she was able to convince him to live, and no one was injured. afterwards, she said she had never been so frightened in her life. >>> antioch man are searching for a man and his dog. 18-year-old johnny madden stabbed his 16-year-old girlfriend in the leg and stomach, and then went after the family's dog, a 6-month-old shepherd puppy. police say the girl, her unborn child and the puppy survived the attack, but madden got away, and is still on the loose. >>> the trial began today for a concord man chargewide involuntary manslaughter in the death of his son. prosecutors say steven knew he's dogs were vicious, didn't lock the garage they were

maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a school bookkeeper is a hero after she calmly defused whatave deny a tragic situation. she talked a gunman into surrendering, after he walked into a school in georgia. >> i told him, don't be alarmed, but just lay down so i can sit right here, so they can see that i'm okay, and you didn't harm me. >> reporter: the cops said michael brandon hill told her he was ready to die, and he was well armed, but she was able to convince him to live, and no one was injured. afterwards, she said she had never been so frightened in her life. >>> antioch man are searching for a man and his dog. 18-year-old johnny madden stabbed his 16-year-old girlfriend in the leg and stomach, and then went after the family's dog, a 6-month-old shepherd puppy. police say the girl, her unborn child and the puppy survived the attack, but madden got away, and is still on the loose. >>> the trial began today for a concord man chargewide involuntary manslaughter in the death of his son. prosecutors say steven knew he's dogs were vicious, didn't lock the garage they were in, and

reporting live, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more break news. skiline community college is on lock down. the college is locked down because of a suspicious person. that is all that we know. we are gettings from people, we are working to get more information, as soon as we do we will update you. >>> in sunnyvale two people are dead after a hostage stand off ended in gunfire. ktvu's robert handa has more on what happened and the deadly ending. >> reporter: officers and the s.w.a.t. team surrounded the home around 8:00 a.m. this morning trying to make contact with the man inside who called them. >> he called and indicated he killed somebody inside. >> reporter: as you will see and hear one last warning from officers led to gunfire. >> come out with your hands up. [ guns firing ] >> reporter: -- i heard pop, pop, pop, pop. 4, 5 short, quick shots. loud and i know something was wrong. >> reporter: neighbors were allowed to leave wondering what happened. >> i heard the guy murdthered wife. that is what i heard. -- murdered the wife. that is what i hea