. >>> officials looking for the station master that disappeared after a passenger train collided with a freight train in india. happened in the uttar pradesh state. the passenger train plow under to a fright train that was sitting on the tracks near the railway station and 40 people have been killed. 100 others hurt. the cause of the crash under investigation. >>> here at home, police across the bay area looking for drunk drivers trying to get a lot of them off the bay area roadways. they set up a number of dui checkpoints across the bay area. officers in san mateo county made 19 arrests in the past two nights. a total of 147 people in the bay area have been arrested and over 800 statewide. officers say expect to see drunk driving checkpoints pop up throughout the day. >>> today is certain lly memori day a number of ceremonies honoring our fallen soldiers today. in milpitas a special service at veterans flag plaza. a presentation of colors and a 21-gun salute. that starts at 9:00. flags waving, thanks to local boy scouts who placed them there. little ways away, a special memorial day

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. >> news this morning, officials looking for the station master who disappeared after a passenger train collide would a freight train in india. it happened in the uttar pradesh state. the passenger train plow under to a freight train that was sitting on the tracks. 40 people have been killed and about 100 others hurt. the cause of the crash under investigation. >>> rage and retribution. a college campus in shock after we learn more details about a deadly rampage in isla vista. all the dead students at uc santa barbara including two sorority sisters shot outside their house and a 20-year-old man shot and killed inside a popular deli. also among the dead, three young men all from the bay area. this morning we're learning more about them from the people who knew them best. "today in the bay" bob redell live in san jose where one of the young men worked as a teaching assistant. christie smith joins us live in fremont where one bay area family is certainly grieving. good morning. >> good morning to you. that's right. we spoke with a family friend of weihan wang. understandably upset about wh

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. >> jimmy: do it officially. >> look at this one. >> hey, uncle michael. i miss you. it happened.ngth to go out of making a telephone call. >> i know. >> jimmy: you are, co-starring with angin angelina jolie. exciting. >> i was so nervous. to meet her for the first time. pretty big. you hear that name, angel spichlt na -- angelina jolie. >> jimmy: like a fictional character. >> other worldly. >> jimmy: did she ask you to babysit. >> met her for the first time. immediately gave each other a giant hug. eased my nerves. on the set people were calling her angie. i was like, i can't say that. no, i still angelina, the full thing. yeah. >> jimmy: how old are you now? >> 16. >> jimmy: 16 years old. >> just had a birthday. a april 9. >> jimmy: did you have a party? >> my party was 2 months before my actual day. i wanted my sister to be there. yeah, but we had dinner. it was marie antoinette themed. didn't wear ball gowns. we are girlie and masks and a lot of flowers. and, yeah, the, my mom is a huge party planner in that way. always a surprise what it is going to be like. >> jimmy: really

and say looking we're doing everything we can to help poor people get into houses. >> former officials look back at the last round and fear the administration is flirting with danger. >> we don't want to repeat the same mistakes that got us in such economic trouble in 2007 and 2008 and the way to do that is to make sure only qualified buyers are only eligible for loans. >> lending to people who may or may not be able to pay it back is playing with financial fire and expecting the taxpayers to pick up the pieces. that cannot end well warns one observer. >>> i asked former treasury secretary timothy geithner about the proposed new mortgage rules earlier today, just part of a wide ranging interview on some of the things that he wrote in his new book "stress test". first again the administration's potential moves to make more credit available. >> it's going to be a difficult balance for them to strike because on the one hand you want to make sure you reform what's still a very broken housing finance system and the other part of this esituation is to make sure that the economy is getting stronge

officials are looking into whether he needs to wear a muzzel. he was a hero, super. >> what i did was i hope something anybody would do for my kids. it's not heroic. it's somebody caring about others. that's all. >> reporter: he's been driving a bus for three months and the transit officials are saying they are very proud of him. >> a petition has been launched calling for the closure of the wildlife museum, after this video. students have taken part in programs at the museum to learn how to take care of animals. the school official tells us disciplinary action was taken against the students involved and they're not allowed back into the program. >>> a grandmother is hoping to recover stolen items from a car. they were in a briefcase under the seat of a rental car when somebody broke into that car last night. she's hoping maybe the thief will have a heart. >> they were a gift of love and my family knows how much my husband and i loved each other and how much they meant to me. i would hope they would look at it that way. >> her husband is now gon

officials are looking into whether the explosion was related to yesterday's severe flooding. studying spiders may sound scary, but scientists are doing just that, trying to ice lite and recreate the spider's silk gene, they say the potential for such light resell yep fineser endless. >> they are nature's most masterful architects. genius at structural design. their silk, though just a fraction of the size of a human hair, is stronger than steel and more powerful than kevlar. >> you have called spider silk the ancient bio material for the future. what do you mean by that? >> spiders have been around for roughly 600 million years. so what can you use your spider silk for? >> one area we focus a lot on is medical products. people are looking at it for car tires bike tires they are looking at it for air bags. >> so how do you get from a single strand to a world wide web of synthetic silk. five good place to start at at the spider lan of the university of california at river side, where they are isolating the black widow silk gene. >> we are like natural historians of the spider,

go ahead, do it officially. >> look at this monitor? >> jimmy: any of them. >> hey, uncle michael.t happened. >> jimmy: very nice. >> jimmy: you will go to any length to get out of making a telephone call. >> i know. >> jimmy: you are, co-starring with angelina jolie. has to be an exciting thing, or maybe it isn't, i don't know. >> very exciting. i was so nervous to get to meet her for the first time. it was pretty big. you hear that name, it's just like angelina jolie. >> jimmy: almost like she's a fictional character. >> it really is. otherworldly. >> jimmy: did she ask you to babysit? >> no. she didn't. when i did meet her for the first time. immediately gave each other a giant hug. that was nice. eased my nerves. on the set people were calling her angie. i'm like, i can't say that. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> no, i still angelina, the full thing. yeah. >> jimmy: how old are you now? >> 16. >> jimmy: 16 years old. >> just had a birthday. april 9. >> jimmy: did you have a party? >> i did. i had, my party was two months before my actual day. i wanted my sister to be there. yeah, but

the officials looking for flight 370. remember, it was all about the pings? had confidence because at least they had the pings? turns out now they're not so sure about the pings. what does that mean? if they don't have the pings, what do they have? we're going to review how they were found, where this lack of competence now comes from, how long have they known this. we'll take you through both of those big stories, and of course, everything else that's going on that you two didn't care to talk about. >> yeah, we just chose not to talk about it. no, the ping news is fascinating, because what have they been doing for two months? two months they've been searching that area. >> fascinating the word. >> it's the euphemistic word, the non-four-letter word. >> euphemism, explain that to me later. >> thanks, chris. >>> new bids for the l.a. clippers rolling in. how much could the team go for if donald sterling decides to sell? mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is

officials are looking for clues that may help them locate the teenagers. the u.s. has dozens of military personnel and advisers in nigeria to help with the search they are considering adding unmanned, unarmed drones to the search. >> this is no small task, but we are bringing resources to bear to help the government. >> reporter: in the video, the girls recite from the koran. u.s. officials say they have no reason to question the videos authenticity and it's up to nigeria's government to decide the next move. >> nigeria is in the lead. we are supporting their efforts. the united states is ransom and concessions. >> reporter: global cries to bring back the missing girls grow louder, a nigerian government says all options are being considered to secure their release. now the video is reportedly being distributed to families and local schools in nigeria to start to identify the girls shown in it. >> susan mcginnis in washington, thank you susan. >>> final results in the too close to call democratic primary in north carolina are expected today following a tragic turn.

these two men and through those cities and everyone they have touched, that is what has health officials looking at how they picked up the disease. it does not spread as easily as the flu. that's the good news. but it is considerably more lethal. so that's why they are taking all of this very, very seriously, wolf. it may seem like a couple of people but they know what it can turn into. wolf? >> it can be very, very deadly. tom, thank you very much. we'll continue to follow the breaking news. i'll speak live with one of the health officials charged with tracking the deadly mers virus. there is he. we'll go live to the centers for disease control and prevention when we come back. my lenses have a sunset mode. and an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside to clear inside mode. new transitions® signature™ adaptive lenses now have chromea7™ technology making them more responsive than ever to changing light. so life can look more vivid and vibrant. why settle for a lens with one mode. experience life well lit. upgrade your lenses to new transitions® signature™. without standard l

officials looking into whether they helped americans dodge taxes. rare for a major bank to admit guilt, so we're watching credit suisse this morning. >>> remember the dow hitting record highs earlier in the week? >> yeah, good times. >> no, the past two days have been triple-digit losses. we will watch today to see how we close out the week. >>> okay, other big business news and sports news. donald sterling not going down without a fight. according to "sports illustrated," the banned los angeles clippers owner has told the nba he will not pay a $2.5 million fine and that he plans to sue the league because he did nothing wrong. the news was reportedly delivered in a letter from sterling's new attorney, prominent antitrust litigator maxwell blecher. cnn has reached out to the nba and sterling but has not been able to independently confirm the report. and if you were not up really, really late last night, this may be news to you. the clippers lost. their season is over. we will have the highlights on that. >> but what a season it was. >>> already, a de

new details from the officials looking for flight 370.sing passenger's loved one. >>> some of our most costly mistakes came not from our restraint but from our willingness to rush into military adventures without thinking through the consequences. >> barack obama's stark mission looks to balance military mind and diplomatic leadership. >>> and remembering an icon. maya

new details from the officials looking for flight 370. we will hear from a missing passenger's loved one. >>> some of our most costly mistakes came not from our restraint but from our willingness to rush into military adventures without thinking through the consequences. >> barack obama's stark mission looks to balance military mind and diplomatic leadership. >>> and remembering an icon. maya angelo's work touched millions. we will look at her enduring legacy. >> i will never cease. i mean to say, i want to see a better world. i mean to say, i want to see some peace somewhere. >>> thanks for joining us. you are watching krrch newsroom and i'm rosemary church. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. well, australian officials leading the search for malaysian airlines flight 370 say the area where acoustic pings were heard last month can now be discounted as the final resting place of the missing plane. the statement officially ends phase one of the search which became centered on the mapping missions b

what signs should these officials look for? >> well, the problem is, there's no telltale warning signs. we talk about red flags, but there are really only yellow flags that turn red only after the blood is spilled. we have the benefit of hindsight, 20/20 hindsight is perfect, and at this point, we're looking for all the people who perhaps missed an opportunity, who didn't do what they should have done. this is a common scapegoating effort. but it's -- it's misinformed. there's no way that they could have anticipated what he was about to do. >> pam, can i just jump in on this? >> sure. >> the complexity of this is much greater than is even being reported. you know, one of the things i do, i represent psychiatrists when they get sued. you know what they get sued for? they get sued for admitting people to psychiatric facilities without adequate grounds. and they get sued for not admitting people. so you have to be very careful when you're going to lock somebody up in a psychiatric facility. it's easy, now, to look back and say he

officials are looking into what sparked a fire. an arson suspect was detained, however released. whether the body of a person found yesterday was killed by the flames or by something else. >>> we go to ukraine now after what could be a setback for russia. workers seized a city in eastern ukraine from pro-russian separatists. employees of ukraine's richest men fear an economic slowdown if they lost ties with europe. the army also launched two successful operations on separatist bases. he says kiev was able to take control without any casualties. still russian president vladimir putin reiterates his warning that russia will stop delivering gas to its neighbor unless it is paid in cash. >>> federal prosecutors are looking into allegations the medical center kept a secret waiting list to cover up long delays for vets looking for care. a doctor claims the falsified documents led to dozens of preventable deaths. that came from the va inspector general following testimony from eric shinseki, grilled by the senator veterans affairs committee. he told lawmakers he is as angry as anybody.

. >>> the county officials are looking into a proposed election day marijuana gave away.hey say they're offering discounts to people who they can prove they cast a ballot on tuesday. they're encouraging voter turn out, at times of the regulations are at the forefront, and there's concerns of whether the incentive violates federal law. >> it raises questions of if it's legal or not. we want to look at it, so we referred it to the district attorney's office. >> it's not really a bribe. that's what we're doing. >> >>> several years ago, star bucks had to cancel. >>> some back lash, you remember the sample was unveiled last week at the white house, and now the american family association is calling for a boycott of the the harvey milk stamp, it calls him a predator, and honoring him with a stamp is preverse. they want people to not buy the stamp. >>> it's a major win for the nation's transgender community. the health and human services says it'll no longer exclude payments for sex reassignment surgery. they learned how many people they affect and the decision widespread impac

the girls were taken from their school back in april from militant group boko haram. >>> officials lookingda dat from 370. the data released overnight from the malaysian government following an outcry from family member it includes 47 pages and features hourly electronic handshakes from the plane and satellite exchange even after the plane disappeared from radar. the data backs up theories that the plane flew until it ran out of fuel. >>> rob mayeda being a good sport and filling in for christina loren. >> waking up slowly. the weather will wake you up the winds gusts towards 35 miles per hour if you're on the mid-span of some of those bridges, a little breezy out there. we'll get more of that as we head our way into the afternoon, especially for around places like san francisco later on. you can see our temperatures right now 54 degrees closer to san jose and san francisco and temperatures in the mid-50s currently. let's show you san jose, 54 right now and the clear skies not much in the way of fog around the south bay, though. a few patches of low clouds closer to san francisco where spe

. >>> safety officials are looking into whether a switch in kitty litters may be to blame for a radiation leak in new mexico earlier this year. in february, 57 barrels of nuclear waste were packed with nitrate salts and organic kitty litter at the los alamos national laboratory. the combination is thought to have caused a heat reaction and radiation release. the lab says it has taken a series of precautionary measures to make sure the barrels pose no significant risk to the public. >>> the u.n. is rallying support for an international aid operation to bosnia and serbia. those areas are experiencing the worst flooding since record keeping began more than 100 years ago. at least 47 people have died and tens of thousands are homeless. days of rainfall have submerged entire villages and triggered landslides across the region. bosnia says more than a quarter of the 4 million people have been affected. and from too much to not enough, drought conditions in texas are getting dire. state officials say there are 34 communities that have left the 90 days of water left in their supply. municipalitie

officials were looking for a more permanent spot. the troll was the star of the oakland museum for four months but the whereabouts are unknown. he is rumored to be at caltran headquarters in oakland, sort of a riddle. >>> and now, outside, something very cool from sky 7. we are looking at a dolphin -- there it is -- off of the beach cooling off in the heat. meteorologist mike nicco is out there. >> could be a sea lion. >> it is a critter. a critter. >> it has the right idea to be in the water. >> smarter than us standing outside in it. absolutely. good morning, again, from the top of the broadcast center, behind me you can see the air is fairly clean and hayward has the worst air quality and everything is slowly closing the game. you figure there is nothing out there to see on the radar. let me widen it out and look what senator the left side of your screen our marine layer and the clouds in the cooler weather, 150 miles off the coast, so let me show you what it has been doing the last couple of hours: it is starting to make headway

look at this issue technologically. if you get your hands on some official document and you're trying to figure out what's been redacted, there are a whole bunch of ways to look for that because it turns out people are making lots of errors when you try to look for stuff. unreddacting a thing. on computer and hands we're terrible at it. if you turn it around the other technological lesson is if you do want to keep something secret, could not make one of these common mistakes. whistle blowers, local police officers, what is the gold standard for redaction? i'll tell you. i am not kidding. if you want to make sure nobody ever sees the information that you do not want them to have, invest in an exacto life. we asked the founder about tech dirt about redaction best practices, he told us that the exacto knife method wherein you do this, it means cut the information physically off the lines, shred or mince the secrets and then scan this remaining document and, viola, now you have a digital copy that literally cannot be unredacted because interests nothing under the blank space to unredact. it may seem time consuming and backw

the senior most officials looked me in the eye to say it is a no-brainer. i think that is correct visa are bad options but it gets to the point is less that the end of threats approached for the years to come when the administration makes the statement it is unacceptable it is based on sound analysis of what is in the best interests of the country. i will finish by telling a short story in 2006 and was then singapore for a scenario planning conference for policymakers asia, europe, united states come in and this conference was considered for various states of the overall to think creatively two-story doric assumptions of the way the world works then to take a back to the day job. one of the scenarios remember this was 2006 all the people closely follow the international economy economy, international politics and the session was a bust everybody said this is just implausible we have not had a crisis since the great depression we learned our lesson the global economy is so much less and this was going too far. then enforce global financial crisis happened th

bye-bye. >> reporter: the idea has prod so popular that officials are looking at using it on other watch towers, too. it's not the perfect solution to help the city protect its treasures. what's really needed is to discourage people for good from defacing public monuments. kengo komoto, nhk world, beijing. >>> let's now get the weather forecast from our meteorologist robert speta. robert we're seeing some severe weather in parts of japan today. how are things looking over the weekend? >> oh, shery the good news, if you are here in japan, actually a pretty decent weekend looks like it's going to be shaping up out here. here on friday evening across parts of tokyo and even just north of tokyo we did see some strong to severe thunderstorms out here, even some hail off towards koshigi prefecture. that same storm system will continue to track off towards the northeast going through your saturday. and then back towards the west, high pressure is going to start to ridge its way in. that's going to bring some sunnier skies, not just for japan but even back across much of the korean peninsula. do

. >> reporter: officials are looking into whether one or both elevator doors opened on the fourth floor, causing the woman to fall and land on top of the elevator below. >> about 50 feet below was a young woman in her 20s who was badly injured and nonresponsive. >> reporter: rescue workers carefully mapping out a plan to recover the injured woman. >> the first plan is we remove the victim through the hatch in the elevator. >> reporter: firefighters standing on a chair to reach the woman. emergency officials transported her to a nearby hospital. officials will not comment on her condition. around two dozen people reportedly die in elevator accidents in the u.s. every year. tonight police and elevator inspectors are looking into the cause of this terrible accident. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> ron, thank you. >>> it was last night here we reported on the $35 million fine the government has now levied against general motors for its handling of the faulty ignition switches linked to at least 13 deaths. tonight a new document from inside the car company revealed including a list of

the $2, i don't mind really. >> reporter: the new fee began in february, but now, district officials are looking for violators. when they find one, a $45 ticket awaits. >> the most tickets we've written in a day is 33. >> reporter: golden gate district manager says it's never been about profiting from the tickets. it's the revenue from the parking fee it's after, and it's getting more than expected. >> in the first three months, we raised over $150,000. >> reporter: that puts the district on pace for $600,000 in added revenue from the parking fee. its budgeted goal? $400,000. >> our ferries operate at a loss, like all public transit. we use surplus tolls to subsidize it, so this reduces the amount of toll we need for ferries. >> reporter: 42 ferries out of larkspur every weekday. this park plan, according to some commuters, is a win. >> it's good. if it's going to good purpose, i wouldn't be against it. >> reporter: we did ask how many tickets have been issued so far, but the district was not able to provide that number as of yet. live at the ferry term that will in larkspur, mike mibach, ktvu c

point man is on the ground in arizona today, rob neighbors is looking at problems at the va hospital there. neighbors is meeting with officials in phoenix, and there are reports that as many as 40 patients at that hospital died just waiting for their care. and yesterday, the president promised to hold those accountable. if. >> democrats looking into another investigation in benghazi. five democrats to serve on the special committee looking into the 2012 attack. and john boehner has already appointed republicans. they want to look at lack security at the compound and the committee is expected to meet for a planning session. >>> russia and china have vetoed the resolution, referring to the syrian crisis at the court. there's widespread torture in syria on both sides, and they have an investigation into war crimes. the syrian war is three years old and nine million syrians have been displaced. one-third of them going to surrounding countries of. >>> the hard hit city of aleppo, it has been six months since residents received any aid on a large scale. red cross has been trying to help the civilians still displaced inside of syria

and the senior official looked me in the eye and said if you are right, this is a no brainer. so neither are good options but it is less bad than-dealing with a nuclear armed iran. i think this is based on sound analysis and what is in the best interest of the country. i will finish up by telling a short story. in 2006 i was in singapore for a conference and people from asia and the united states were there. and we considered various scenario for areas in the world and the idea was to think about the way the world work and take the insights back into the day jobs. one of the scenario centered around a global financial crisis. this is 2006 and we had these educated people in the room thought followed the international economy and international politics and the session was a complete bust. everybody in the room said this is just implausible. we have not had a crisis like this since the great depression. we have learned our lesson. the global economy is so different and globalized. so they were willing to stress their mind but a global crisis impossible and then of course it hit

at the sheriff's office, they were making fake police badges, so their friends could look official. one of the fake badges wasn't a member of the sheriff's department, but court records at the time show the employees let the guy ride, has let sheriff employees ride, and gave him a state badge. see what this gets you into. one of the officers was fighting drunk driving, when he was hired, he crashed his suv into a guardrail, taken off running through the fields and forests from the police trying to catch him. and it is not totally out of the question for people in law enforcement to have a questionable incident like that in the background, but that was a real problem at this sheriff's office, because the sheriff apparently let at least one of her officers do his own background check when he was hired, which would have been extra convenient for the drunk driving crash, the guardrail, running through the field guy. it was nuts. so the local prosecutors brought the sheriff up on a variety of charges. indicted may of 2010, four years ago. then the state attorney general came in from tren

. >>> lottery officials are looking for a lucky bay area winner who was almost super lucky. last night a ticket worth $468,000 was sold at the san leandro liquor store. it matched five of the six winning numbers with no winners, the mega millions jackpot will roll over and we worth $121 million. the next drawing is tuesday. here are the winning numbers. 39, 10, 59, 28, 51 and the mega number 14. he was one number away from winning more than 100 mill. still to get half a mill, smile about that i would suggest, or go crazy. >>> the star of a tv show, "breaking bad" is proving to be a class act after this upcoming video went viral and got a teenager a prom date. >> if you don't go to the prom with stefan, maybe your best course of action would be to tread lightly. >> that's actor bryan cranston trying to get stefan montana a date. as you can see, he was successful. there's the lovely date. montana came up with the idea after seeing cranston's broadway show last month. he asked the actor to help him get a date. then after the video became a hit, cranston invited the teenage coup

it's possible he was sent to secondary inspections officials looking for a bribe.ut he had three guns including a military-style assault weapon in his car. registered or not that's a big deal to mexicans. and they say he told up consistent stories. u.s. tells me he was not smuggling guns. u.s. and mexican who work there every day they work stuff out. you call your common part on the south side and you call in a favor. weep catch mexican military all the time, we handle them back. why no reciprocity here? the state department said they are work on it. >> within a foreign country a u.s. citizen is subject to the laws of that country. this is a case we have been concerned about. >> there seems to be no excuse why somebody from the secretary of state on down can't make that phone call and use a number of tools in the diplomatic arsenal. >> reporter: one of those tools, we give mexico $400 million annually. martha: it is really very curious that phone calls -- if they are made that frequently and these kinds of things from worked out at a lower level so often, why witho

. >>> fire officials are looking for the cause of a fire inside a recycling center.it started at about 12:15 this morning at marin sanitary service on jacobi street. fire crews found a large pile of debris burning inside the building. they were able to put it out quickly before it damaged the structure. officials say they did not find evidence of an encampment near by. >>> new at 10:00, it's estimated there are more than 1 million apps for your smart phone that's just from apple. in a few weeks a bay area woman who once found herself in handcuffs because of her activism will now make her challenges with her own app. >> if there's a stereo type of your classic computer nerd, pamela davis probably doesn't fit the imagine. >> i know, look at me. i'm 56-1/2. >> reporter: the el cerito grandmother and activist is spending 17 weeks in washington, d.c. learning how to create apps. >> other programmers come and teach us skills and we go to other hackathons and we learn their skills. so we never sleep. we're always learning. >> we noted that most people who have technological

officials are looking into the possibility that this is weather related. >> reporter: pam, good morning to you, that is the main question, what happened and why this apparent natural gas explosion happened and i want to show you, this is the scene here an atf agents are looking into what happened, it happened at 11:00 p.m. last night and as you said, two inmates were killed and 150 others were injured. they have conducted this and the main question is, if this was related to all of the flooding and all of the problems in the last two days, inside before this happened, it is due to flooding. >> now if inmates are not here where are they now? >> reporter: well it's a good question but there were 600 at the time of the explosion and they have all been accounted for. they have all been taken to local hospitals of the injured and they have been sent to another detention center and of course as you know they have all been accounted for. >> reporter: in pensicola, thank you for that update. >>> it is official. last night antoine wilson was approved in the anonymous vote of the school board. th

look like somebody else. you can do it in ways that's really hard to detect. in this case, a lot of the targets were israeli and israeli officials looks like from all of the other targets that the report does point out that on some level, this has to be hypothetical. you can never get to the point are you tell who was up the keyboard. >> this book was written about a covert agent and this exact same technique is used in this book, his novel, about using social media. is social media the weak link in the spy network? >> one thing this campaign shows is if you have enough resources, patience, and time, the vulnerabilities created by social media are pretty large. creating personas, it gave them a lot of interesting back stories. they created an owner for this news organization, or an list interacted with the owner, and then they began to friend people around the targets. over time, it created a sort of a trust where it made it easier to get people who would otherwise be trained not to cook on these links. if you get a video from someone you have been interacting with on facebook for months or maybe longer, that's a hard thing to a

this is what the rescues looked like from the shore. officials say both of those surfers were in real danger of drowning. neither firefighter who had responded had ever carry outside eight real surf rescue, but say this exactly what they trained for to bring the two

state water officials are looking to tap water stores just east of fresno three the this is the first time in decades and hot weather has police warned residents to keep their eye on their valuables. caught to camera two men on keller breaking through what and when he called police. for the time they got their those men were gone. if they didn't do anything in that case but they have been breaking into homes it's hard to say if they we're out of town. here's a closer look now, and a man who didn't give away with anything valuable and as most recent break-in. but there's still wanted when they're not, and intending during the day to leave the windows cracked rear house doesn't get too hot. but as you can see proposal using including hot weather to their advantage. coming up on the kron4 morning news a truck driver's matches right through the tv station thrift will show you where it happened and why police say house and it's going to be unbearable. ♪ what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 en

look into the response time as part of the investigation. this is an area known to have swirling winds, winds were blowing 10-20 miles-per-hour. the officialsill look into the conditions and could potentially have a preliminary report out within the next week. >> that's quick. how much experience did the pilot have? >> well, from all reports, he is a very experienced pilot. we had some video of him doing maneuvers in another plane. he started flying when he was 16. he was flying air shows for 25 years. yesterday he was flying a world war ii era aircraft that had been restored and modified to perform in air shows like the one that the 100,000 people were at yesterday. according to his web site, andreini had 950 performances in that plane, and his friends say they are absolutely baffled. they're left wondering if this is a medical issue, maybe maybe can -- maybe cap cal, or if this was and kind of pilot error. >> will, thank you. now to miami, where prosecutors say a high school student became a hacker for hire, taking other students' cash and changing their grades online. we have a photo of the 18-year-old suspect. prosecutors say the princi

i had a letter signed by 100 , 100 democrats and republicans presented that, and the chinese official lookedat it and laughed. he said the fix is in. may, --it waste as cynical as it gets. president clinton took the executive order, ripped in half, and said it is not longer operative. we lost the ability to pass msn removal. the chinese government got away with murder. a few yearsrlier, later the butcher of beijing, the white house being fÊted, full military honors. he should've been sent to the hague or prosecution of against humanity. he was carried around on a pillow. we have a situation where just in december we had five daughters, all of their fathers are being tortured. a said we are appealing to beijing, let our fathers go. they said our appeal is to president obama. meet with us. you have two daughters. you will understand. our dads are being tortured. we love our dad's. we sent over a letter. the word back was president obama doesn't have the time to meet with the five daughters, which i found to be appalling. humility president was asked questions about human rights. the washington

. >> child welfare officials are looking into the home life of an 11-year-old boy and his father after this video surfaced that shows the father urging his son to take a swing at a fellow classmate. the father and the son met with school officials. the students now facing disciplinary action as police are deciding whether to press charges. >> that is so awful. female student spewing after a high school alters photos that they believe showed too much skin. they posed for pictures in sleeveless or low cut shirts. extra clothes were photo shopped to cover them up. not only was it done without their permission but only some pictures were altered. >> i feel like they put names in the hat and pick and choose who. they are plenty of those that wore thicker tank tops half of them got fixed half didn't. >> the rules were not applied to everyone. they insist students were told the pictures didn't follow the dress code. if they didn't they would be altered. >> did the school take appropriate action or did the photo shopping go too far? what do you think? >> send the comments to facebook at "fox f

. >> reporter: at the main market red cross officials were still looking for body parts.the hours after the attack they found complete bodies thrown by the force of the explosion. irene was lucky to have survived. she was buying food when the bomb was designated. she said i might be save, but i'm so unhappy for all of those that died. this is the devastation caused by the blast. the goods remain strewn all around. fire gutted parts of the market, and police are saying they will have to go in to see whether there are any bodies still under the rebel. across the city at hospitals the injured received treatment. >> i don't know what happened. i just -- i just found myself in the fire. everywhere was dark. i was running in the fire, and i just don't know -- i didn't know it was real at first, so when i realized pain that i was in the fire, and i said no, i can't die here. >> i was thinking that it was a [ inaudible ] that hit me. then i realized it was a bomb. i started screaming. >> reporter: there has been no claim of responsibility, but many suspect that boko haram behind

one hutchison county official said it looks like a war zone. >> my home and the home next to mine was only one standing in our block. >> reporter: so far an estimated 700 people have had to take shelter. air tankers and firefighters from 26 counties are working up to 30-hour shifts to put out the blaze before anyone else has to evacuate. >> the may shift later so be prepared to evacuate. >> reporter: the a last estimate out of silver sill, new mexico is zero percent of that fire has been contained. the fire is moving east away from silver city. as we head into warmer weather, drought conditions have communities on edge about wildfires from the southwest to the west. where later this week, some southern californians will deal with high winds and temperatures in the triple digits. they are not expecting a bad wildfire season in colorado, but the govern a taking a better safe than sorry approach. >> it's important to sign these three bills to make sure that we further secure our ability to fight fires, to get to fires sooner. >> reporter: despite all of the property that has been lost or

>> and investigators in australia say malaysia airlines flight 370 didn't go down where officials have been looking for it. a u.s. naval robotics submarine has finished its search in the southern indian ocean. and it found no trace. the search coordinators will take a two-month break and search a wider area using more powerful equipment. >>> ♪nsa leaker edward snowden says he is more than just a contractor. >> i was trained as a spy in the traditional sense of the word. i lived and worked undercover overseas pretending to work in a job that i'm not and even being assigned a name that was not mine. but i am a technical specialist. i am a technical expert. >> snowden is charged with espionage and is in exile in russia. he said he would like to come home someday. secretary of state john kerry said snowden can come home anytime he wants and face the music. >>> outrage grows on capitol hill as a report confirms allegations of delayed care at va hospitals. i'm craig boswell. the story is coming up. >> plus, the new restriction facing teens who want that perfect tan before they hit the beach this summer.

. >>> fire officials are looking into fire at a recycling center. crews somebodied to a fire -- responded to a fire around 12:15 a.m. they found a large pile of debris burning inside the building and put it out quickly without damage to the structure. neighbors reported the fire after they saw smoke. the cause is under investigation but there are reports they found camping supplies. >>> 16-year-old boys is recovering from gun shot wound. it happened at 1030 p.m. last night -- 10:30 p.m. last night. he was outside a youth center. it is not clear if it came from someone in the group or from a passing car. there is a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> an oakland girl is in critical condition because of a drive-by shooting friday. today is her 9th birthday. the gunman was targeting a man at 66th avenue. and a stray bullet hit the girl in the neck while playing outside. ktvu channel 2 news crews counted 17 bullet holes at the scene. the target was shot in the leg and should recover. police are continuing to look for the gunman. >>> n

and in the slate usually comes as a guide, with an official-sounding name. take a look at this one, for example. the election digest, which sounds pretty official is sponsoring candidates for state and local offices, but it's really a bunch of democrats who have banded together to put their names on there. here's another one. it's called the budget watchdogs newsletter. which endorses mainly republicans and a couple judicial candidates who also have paid money to get their names on the slate. and here's another one. the cops voter guide. that sounds pretty impressive. that's intended to make the voters believe that a police organization is endorsing law enforcement candidates. now bear in mind there are no organizations by the name of the election digest, the budget watchdogs, the cops voter guides or so many others that are out there. >> how is the average person even supposed to be able to discern which one of these are real and which isn't? it seems very disingenuous. >> that's a good word. all these companies. all these companies are doing is collecting money. all t

was this his way -- look, the vatican's official position has been to call for a state of palestine, e pope also said, look, palestinians are entitled to their state. the israelis are entitled to peace and security. but it's got to be both. this man of peace, how does he broker that in a meaningful way? when so many have failed. >> several times prior to this three-day trip francis has said that he was coming solely as a pilgrim, that this was an exclusively religious outing, but the truth is there's been an awful lot of politics here. the vatican's official position, longstanding position on the middle east is that it wants a two-state solution with security guarantees and clear recognition of israel's right to exist, at the same time sovereignty for palestine. it's been referring to the state of palestine since 2012 when the united nations voted to give it nonmember state status, which by the way, the same status that the vatican enjoys at the u.n. and a special status for jerusalem with the security guarantees for the holy sites. and that has been its position for a very long time.

. >>> officials are still looking for the station master who disappeared after that crash. >>> tomorrow will be a day of mourning and reflection for the entire uc santa barbara rampage. tragedy certainly hits home in the bay area, as well. >> 19-year-old george chen and 20-year-old waylen were stabbed to death in a vicious attack near the university campus. all three from the bay area. >> teen coverage christie smith is in fremont where one of the victims expected to leave for santa barbara this morning. let's begin with bob redell at lindbergh high school where one of the victims graduated two years ago. bob, kids don't go back to school until tomorrow but there will be grief counselors there when they arrive. >> correct, scott. the school district has not confirmed that he attended but they will make counselors available for students tomorrow when they return back to campus from the holiday, in case somebody here knew him and they knew someone to talk to. it's likely there is someone here who still knew him because it looks like it appears he graduated in 2012. hong was 21 years old,

the list made hospital officials look good because more patients were reported of being seen on time but it meant that patients on the secret waiting list might wait a year or more for care. dr. sam foote, who retired from the hospital last year was the first whistleblower to expose the system. >> the patients on the secret electronic list never made it into the door to see it. by the time they were called for their appointments they were dead. we don't know whether they were run over by a bus or they had some problem like congestive heart failure or coronary heart disease we could have fixed or helped them with. >> eric shinseki called for a nationwide audit of every v.a. clinic when it became clear at least four centers may have kept wait lists hidden from washington. does this suggest a pattern that the wait lists seems to have surfaced in four places? >> it's a large health care system 1,700 points of care and just about every within of them does scheduling. we're going to take a good hard look here. >> reporter: this scandal has led for rising demands for secretary shinseki to r

it's not an official poll. let's look around the polling station. people are queueing up. they are coming in, there's eight registrars. people show their passport. they are given a ballot paper and often they are ticking the yes box. if you look around you can see there's no voting booth, so there's no privacy. people do it at the desk or come to another desk. there's a perspecs ballot box into which people put their balloting cards. i haven't seen a single no vote. there's no observers, an abundant possibility for electoral fraud. once they've given their details, they can give their details at another polling station 100 metres or so down the road. it's a powerful expression of the sentiment of these people. there are many pro-ukrainians boycotting the ballot, too scared to come out. roads are quiet in donetsk. it's a powerful expression among pro-russians, about how much disdain they hold to kiev government. that cannot be ignored. >> paul brennan in donetsk, thank you. >>> the son of muammar gaddafi is due to give evidence in court. he's being held by militia. he'll be