or your 11-year-old or your 13-year-old? >> i'd feel awful. >> that's it, just awful? >> no, i mean -- no, i mean -- >> i mean, you were pretty much down here tonight 100 miles away from home to do what you were going to do and damage this child's mind for the rest of her life. sex may be sex to you, but to this child, 15, she's got to live with this for the rest of her life. >> and kline actually does admit he was planning on staying the night. >> i was going to leave tomorrow morning. >> where were you going to stay at? >> she said i could stay there. she said it was a big house. >> where were you going to sleep at? did you all discuss any of those options? >> no. >> you brought four movies and arrived at 9:30 at night. >> yes. >> you would stay up all night watching movies? >> yes. if she wanted to watch all four, we would have watched all four. >> would you have done anything else if she wanted to do anything else? >> yeah, it was talked about. >> kline says he had two glasses of wine before he started chatting online an

how old are you? >> i'm 29. >> and you thought it was okay to come over here and meet a 13-year-old girl at the age of 29? >> and hang out, yeah. >> that's all you were going to do was hang out? >> that's what i told her. yes. >> but remember, we have his chat log, where he writes to someone who says she's a 13-year-old female, "i like rape." she responds, "creepy. warrecker explains he doesn't really want to rape her. just rough sex. "i would want you to resist and pretend you didn't want it and stuff." >> what kind of a guy has a screen name, can i rape you anally? >> it gets responses. >> do you think rape is fine? >> no. >> then why would you do? >> it's just something i like to put myself into that role and talk about. you know? >> warrecker also asks online if he could tie the girl down while they're having sex. and it gets scarier when he goes on to add, "i might want to cut you a little, suck on your blood, laugh out loud." >> a trait that i look for is, you know, they enjoy a little bit of pa

>> a 24-year-old with a 15-year-old. that's jail bait. however, i do believe you can be friends with a 15-year-old, maybe go out and go bowling or something like that. >> that's not what you talk about here. you don't talk about going out bowling or hanging out or mentoring this 15-year-old girl. you talk about having sex with her. in great detail. >> i will get on there and i will speak inappropriate. sometimes people will just talk about that. >> if you were here right now and wanted to, i would not deny you. i want to, blank, your brains out. i can't help it. >> there is -- >> is there any other meaning for that? >> there's a difference of wanting to and actually doing it. >> it sounds like you sure wanted to based upon this. i can't control my horny level. you say during the conversation you masturbated twice and it hasn't helped. >> and i was lying. >> you're lying then or lying now? >> i was lying then. granted, this is my fault. did i actually fall into a trap? >> i'll tell you exactly what happened. i'm chris hansen with "dateline

here you are, 26 years old. talking to a 13-year-old. saying you gotta be careful. why? are a lot of sexual predators out there. predators. >> am i one? >> are you? you know, it's against the law. >> oh. >> oh? >> yeah, yeah. no, no. i mean, it's bad. >> it's time to wrap up this interview and make room for our next visitor. >> well, there's something i gotta tell you. i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc." >> [ bleep ]. cover my face. >> we asked mamba2004 to go in the house and out the front door so this next man can come in through the garage. as our new arrival makes his way into the backyard, police arrest mambay2004 in the front. the police are so quiet that this 33-year-old has no idea what's going on. his name is fernando bernal. he does computer support at a college. he's here to meet a girl who told him she was 13. >> hey! oh, you brought me something. >> yeah. >> yeah. how are you? >> fine. and you? >> good. come on back. and you can set it down on the bar. you can -- >> online he calls himself "a_latino-man559." six minutes after making contact with a decoy pl

he said, who's going to steal old shoes? the nautilus. he rent it out to people, tricked it all up in the inside for rich people to come have a little summer vacation in a very novel setting. and a watch maker. there was a realtor who used a car as a real estate office. we'll talk more about him in a second. charles stall took three and put them in the sun dunes of the -- the sandunes of the sunset district, created a little ouse -- house out there. and this guy on the bottom left, charles daley opened a place called the annex. he really called it a coffee saloon. you might call it a cafe of its time. does anybody here know where the sunset district is? a couple of people. good. over there. well, on the map you can see the sunset district is this big block south of golden gate park. this big grid pattern. it's very large. it's one of the largest districts in san francisco. this map, this grid pattern was actually created way back in the 1860's with the streets going -- crossing each other at right angles. we have numbered st

14-year-old?> i was just coming to hang out. >> coming to hang out. you had a pretty lengthy conversation with him. >> several times i did. >> yeah. several times. when i was growing up, my parents would say don't talk to strangers. don't take rides from strangers. that's still good advice. but it's not enough today. as we see with ryan mcintosh, the potential predator uses this grooming as a way to gain the child's confidence. and after a period of weeks, talking to this potential predator, the child no longer sees them as a stranger. you know it's against the law to solicit somebody who is underage for sex on the internet. >> yes, sir. >> which was pretty much what was going on here. >> not tonight. i didn't have that conversation. >> you didn't have that conversation with this boy who said he was 14? >> i said i didn't have it tonight. >> you didn't have it tonight? we talked about it, sure. >> ryan macintosh, in the very last conversation before he shows up at the house, he's sort of retreatin

and the driver has been arrested for manslaughter. >> a friend. 17-year-old driver, 18-year-old adam guardside said his friend called him seconds after the accident. >> he said he got into a car accident, he lost control. he might have hit two people. he said he did hit -- he did hit people but he might have killed too. >> his brother in law told abc7 that he had to come and see where his family members died. >> we have family flying in from everywhere, and i just. 4 continue touchdown, rim rim vs. >> our immediate raw partner coaches. at the scene of the shootings musical rib beauties are being offer all month long every day except sunday. bay area choirs and musicians are donating their time to seeing or playing classical music in front ever the christian school. anyone who would like to give condolences through music is likely to participate. >> and we hear that the lives that are lost the seven lives it just really touched me and hit hard because it could have been my sisters, it would have been my brother. >> the outdoor memorial concerts will continue until april 30th. that is

it's an old cable car house. guy who lived there in the early 1960's, he had a boyfriend named cliff. they paint it yellow. when he got a new boyfriend named dennis, they painted it red to get rid of cliff. but it was a beautiful little car. he still remembers it. it disappeared, we think, sometimes in the 1970's. but this is what keeps my hopes up. this actually isn't in carville. this is in the richmond district on ninth avenue. people say, are there any car houses left? are they all gone? have they disappeared? this is an example of how one can surprise you. this is on ninth avenue in the parking lot behind the old coliseum theater. before that park being lot was there the city was looking for houses, spaces, near merchant corridors to create these little parking lots. they bought this house from a mrs. suggs because they wanted to tear it down and put the parking lot in. when they started tearing the house gown, they realized that this kind of boring house was made up of three old cable car trailers. even tho

a 19-year-old and third y 2-year-old alvin watts are responsible for shooting that left three dead and two wounded all happened saturday morning within three miles of each other. police are examining a facebook account they say the 19-year-old posted a message using a racial slur eventing anger over the killing of his father two years ago by a black man. >> being naacp president for seven years i think somebody that committed these crimes were very upset with black people. >> police say it is still too early to say whether the shootings were racially motivated. so far the two are not charged with hate crimes. >>> family, friends and journalists from around the globe are reremembering the life of mike wallace. the man who made interviews an ordeal for his guests and made "60 minutes" a household name. he died this weekend at the age of 93. the first reporter hired on the staff in 1968. wallace began his career on game shows in the 50s. he will be remembered for his staggering list of hard nosed interviews that range from hollywood stars to heads of state. >> i hope to restore respect to

and her 3 -week-old baby was missing. ktvu's jim vargas brought us this story on the day after it happened back in may of 1996. >> reporter: the fire wasn't very big confined to part of the living room in this home. but just after firefighters arrived on the scene they found the body of 17-year-old daphney boyant shot and killed. her 3 -week-old baby boy missing. >> the big thing right now is trying to find the child. >> reporter: daphney lived with her grandmother who says she was fine that morning. >> she was on the couch with the baby when i left. >> reporter: two young girls arrived at the home just as she was leaving. many homes had dropped by to see the baby lately. police say they spoke with the two girls and they are not suspects, neither is the father. daphney was described as an independent girl who had been in home study and was excited to return to school. >> i want to circulate so we can find the baby. >> reporter: officers have been going house to house. they've been circulating the baby's picture. but so fa

girl. >> 14-year-old? >> i read him some of what you said online. are you sexy naked, have you ever played with yourself? you going to put my [ bleep ] in your mouth. if you like that, i'll teach you. >> i was trying to say -- >> i'm trying to say it makes it look like you came here -- >> i came to pick her up. >> to have sex with an underaged girl. >> we were in a role playing chat room, dude. >> what role were you playing exactly here? >> people play roles. never ask role playing. people just talk. my god, is this some kind of holdup? man, you got a warrant? if the girl don't want to come -- >> a warrant? are you a defense lawyer now? >> i'm saying, man, you don't got no cause to hold me. i got no problems sitting here to talk to you. >> he sticks to the story that he's here to take the girl to a party, but it turns out he didn't come here alone. waiting outside in the car is his sister and her two young children. he says his sister was going to drive them to the party. and your poor sister is waiting ou

the victim, a 3-year-old boy. the scene, a child care center at the zion baptist church of eastland gardens. according to the police report, a witness saw a man standing over a sleeping cot inside the child development center. on that cot a 3-year-old boy lying on his stomach. his pants pulled down. that man exposed. they say a woman walked in, saw this, and yelled. according to the report, this happened april 10th, but the police weren't called until april 13th, three days later. can you explain why this happened on april 10th but it wasn't reported until three days later? >> it's all part of the investigation. i can't comment on that. >> reporter: why the delay? do you know? >> it's all part of the investigation. and it's out of our hands right now. >> reporter: is there a man who was employed here before this happened who is not employed today? >> it's all personnel stuff and obviously we can't comment. >> reporter: there are about 65 children at this development center. it's unclear when the parents of those c

you know what he has, he has old man strength, old man strength to like the tenth degree. >> his body looks like the body of a 30-year-old dude with an old man head. >> in this competition joe is competing in the master four level, which is reserved for 70 and older. >> does he have anybody competing against him? who are the other competitors? >> i don't know. he did win. he did win this competition at his level. we can joke but he can outlift all of us. >> he can probably put us all on there and lift us. >> i see a photo shop. >> i do, too. >>> thank you, thank you, thank you for watching "right this minute" today. now, if you missed a video or if you want to see something again, you can head over to our website, rightthisminute.com and find all the videos we find at rightthisminute.com all day every single day of the week. it's all at rightthisminute.com. thank you in advance for checking it out. >>> what do you say if you're the otter on the other side of the glass? >> like a little human. >> crazy talk. see the video that makes us talk >>> it's a wild night on the streets of med c

a 39 year old wwman, an 84 year-old mmn, an 80 ear-old woman...and three girls - ages 10, 5 and 3 .the white honna pplot landing upside down...on its roof...in an overgrown area offtrees and brush.no bronx zoo visitors or animals have access to the area, a place where trams are stored. hours later, the vaa, coveeed by a rren tarp -- is hauled aaay by n-y-p-d investigators, who are hoping to get insight into this tragedy.weener says: "it affects all our units, it's something ww see daily and we get used to it and cam tag) a tough day for rescue workers, who were forced to cct the victims from their seatbelts.those victims died -- just blocks -- from their home, here in the bronx. the search continues in tucson, arizona for a missing believe surveillance video takennnear the girl's home mayy be ákeyá in theeinvestigation. 3isabel ceeis' parents say their daughter disappeaaed from their home after they put her to bed last friday night. so far one person has ccme forward who was seen n surveillance video, with four others early saturday morning. the video captured the group walking from a

his 11-year-old survived. his wife was not out on the bike ride with the family. friends and family members say it is impossible to find anyone with a bad thing to say about solaiman. that he was the best guy. a very dedicated family man. his 9-year-old daughter hadessa is being remembered as a fun girl who was always happy. >> my niece every time she would see me, hi, hi. i keep having her voice run through my head. i keep seeing her face. it is -- >> reporter: now the district attorney must decide how to treat the driver. he's 17, still a juvenile. the district attorney could decide to try him as adult. because he's classified as a juvenile, abc7 has decided not to identify him. he's in the juvenile detention center. witnesses say he was speeding and changing lanes when he lost control of his cadillac suv. he crashed into a fire hydrant, three family members and a medical office building. there's so much rubble from the building they've had to put up a fence to keep people away from all of the destruction he

-year-old? >> like all of our previous investigations, the potential predators are keeping us busy. >> is this some kind of setup or something? >> while some are surprisingly candid -- >> they arrested me for possessing child pornography because i had nude pictures of her on my computer. they ended up dropping the charges. >> others tell us stories we've heard before. >> just come over to say hi. that was it. >> and one man does something so brazen you have to see it to believe it. >> you want to explain yourself? >> but they all have something in common. every one of them chatted online about having sex with a person posing as a young teen, made a date to meet, and then showed up at our undercover house. >> a number of these individuals traveled quite a ways. >> hilton daniels is the chief of police in ft. myers. >> i believe the furthest one drove 223 miles to ft. myers to have sex with a child. >> chief daniels says it's frightening to think what would have happened if there really had been a

mom to 4-year-old savannah and 7-year-old hayden. this saturday morning, she's trying to get savannah to concentrate. >> everyone said, she lacks the focus. >> reporter: she's 4. >> yeah, but -- >> reporter: it's a little tricky as a parent, i would think, because, on the one hand, you have a very specific goal in mind. but on the other hand, you know she's just a little bitty girl. >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: as is 4-year-old elaina. >> the hopes for elaina are that she gets every opportunity available. >> reporter: her father is lee berman. >> she's a brilliant child. >> reporter: i mean, all of us think our kids are exceptional. why do you think she's so bright? >> her ability to reason at an early age. the ability to communicate at an early age. >> reporter: but that is not enough. it's all about the test. last year, over 12,000 children took the olsat in new york. 4,000 of them scored in the 90th percentile. 1,000 children scored a 99. but even that doesn't guarantee a seat. remember, there are less than 300 top spots. >> how we

ask. >> how old what. >> stephen: how old of a man are you. >> 80. >> stephen: you're 80 years old. >> yeah. >> stephen: the most important question coy ask you is, do you do gymnastics? >> not like that. >> i do do 40 push-ups every morning. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: doubles? >> stephen: stephen colbert versus an 8 o-- 80-year-old man doing push-ups. (cheers and applause) usa lam usa lam usa!, circumstances usa lam usa!, usa! (cheers and applause) we'll be right back. bob lutz, everybody

shooting happened 6100 block south maplewood 18 year-old shot in the arm nine year-old at seven year-old shot in the leg that would never say optimistic both will make a full recovery police said gunmen walked up to the hall and opened fire several shots before running away east towards western rushed to christ hospital seven year-old critical condition and the members say surgery at this out are optimistic it would be okay family members said this is the home of the seven year old grandfather family members of both victims speak to them throughout the evening grandmother and seven year old victim >> he did not do anything to anybody. he is 7 years old. somebody wanted to be careless with a gun. young man with a gray sweater came he started to shoot >> police interviewing witnesses putting together description of the government arrested so far government >>so far nobody has been arrested >> mother's baby wounded by gunfire everyone slept overnight 119th of the south side bullet hit one-year-old jaliyah in the head and passed into the leg of the mother tonisha allen hours of surgery price

. 17-year-old or not, it is a sad situation. >> reporter: the driver of the cadillac suv was a 17-year-old high school student. the district attorney will be looking into whether to charge him as adult. he's booked into the juvenile detention center on two counts of vehicular man slaught are. prosecutors will be look -- manslaughter. prosecutors will be looking if he was on a cell phone, he suffered minor injuries he was speeding and changing lanes when he lost control and hit the family. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> authorities are looking into what caused a small plane to crash near salinas, killing both on board yesterday morning near old stage. the plane went down in a field three miles east of salinas airport. the plane is a stunt plane. the names of the victims not released. >>> bay area musicians are invited to participate in daily musical tributes at the scene of last week's deadly shootings at oikos university. anybody who would like to give condolences through music is welcome. the memorial concerts will be held everyday except sunday through april 30th. the day when at accused

>> he was a little bit old for a mid-life crisis. >> but no matter what they thought about the old man'slice now had a name and an address. his name was john jamelske, and their search of his house, a blue rancher by the highway, was about to tell them everything they needed to know. inside, this is what police found. the nest of a pack rat. cleaning supplies bought in bulk and stored on shelves. case after case of canned goods, ketchup, fruit juices, enough to last for months if not years. over here, the prized collection. thousands upon thousands of empty beer bottles, shelf after shelf meticulously organized by brand, some of them stacked alphabetically. but it was at the back of this room that police discovered what they were looking for, the entrance to the dungeon. it was secured by four heavy steel doors. this ten-foot tunnel separates the dungeon from the rest of the house. you have to get on your hands and knees to get there. it's cold, dark and damp down here. police say this was the path to john jamelske's other collection. the underground prison was clearly a homemade job. th

that's a lesson a 20-year-old from parkville is learning. police say he jumped on the field, ran around and took off his shirt and then slid into home plate and the umpire tackled him. he may have thought it was funny but a judge will not. you are facing charges. >> have you -- ever wondered why you may -- may get a lower mortgage rate than you or why those car ads promise interest rates that you can't get? in many cases it's because of the credit score. >> john house us the common mistakes we all make to kill our credit scores. >> reporter: it's one of the most mysterious numbers, our credit score. we know that a good score is essential to getting a home or car loan but how do you improve it and more importantly what are the credit score killers that can hurt you? >> john thought he would check his credit score before applying for a loan. >> wanting to buy a house, wanted to see where the score was. >> reporter: he was stunned, first because the three bureaus all charge a fee, second because they all have different scores. >> further i foun

who looks like a 12-year-old up here in adult court.nderstand at this point we have no choice. >> reporter: no choice? many people vehemently disagree. such as the man who had the state attorney job before her and decided not to run for re-election. harry shorestein was angela corey's boss. >> i clearly think the decision was a travesty. >> reporter: and this man, the former president of the american par association, the former president of the florida state university. >> this is off the charts in terms of overcharging in my judgment. >> reporter: christian fernandez is accused of killing his 2-year-old brother, david, by pushing him twice into a bookshelf. he also broke his leg one time before. but all acknowledge that christian had been abused for much of his life, particularly by his stepfather, who ended up committing suicide when he found out he was going to be arrested for that abuse. then there's the story of christian's mother. she gave birth to christian when she too was 12 years old. she was away when christian assaulted his

hua shunla, his 62- year-old wife and their 37-year- old daughter and 32-year-old son vincent le and his girl friend, 32-year-old hia sui- chu. prayers were read for the victims in a buddhist endowest service. >> of course, it was a tragic event. however, the outpouring of support from all the people here make the event much easier. >> reporter: the victims were found in the home by a surviving daughter. they had been beaten and slashed with a large bladed weapon. days later 35-year-old bin thai luc was arrested and charged with murder. >> there haven't been a lot of explanations going on about the motive. >> reporter: those details will emerge if and when there's a trial. the surviving family has maintained their privacy. this continued on this difficult day. ken pritchard, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a santa clara man is back in custody after he apparently walked away from main security prison camp yesterday -- a minimum security prison camp yesterday near the oregon/california border. he disappeared yesterday morning. authorities caught him near the camp today. he's serving time for

according to police documents filed in court today, 19-year- old jake england and 32-year- old alvints admitted they shot five people last friday and three of those victims died while the other two suffered serious injury. all of those victims were black. both men have been charged with first degree murder. now, police have said one motive for the shootings could have been england's desire for revenge in his father's fatal shooting by a black man two years ago. >>> now to the headlines in the trayvon martin shooting. george zimmerman set up a website to collect money for his legal expenses and to wave folks away from phony websites. florida state prosecutors ruled out charging zimmerman with first degree murder and decided not to ask a grand jury to look into the matter. instead, special prosecutor angela corey will decide herself whether to file any charges against zimmerman. >> this is the 9th of the month, and we have a special buddy check 9 update to share with you that's especially emotional for all of us here at 9 news now. as you may know, jaycee hayward was recently diagnosed

ask. >> how old what. >> stephen: how old of a man are you. >> 80. >> stephen: you're 80 years old. >> yeah. >> stephen: the most important question coy ask you is, do you do gymnastics? >> not like that. >> i do do 40 push-ups every morning. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: doubles? >> stephen: stephen colbert versus an 8 o-- 80-year-old man doing push-ups. (cheers and applause) usa lam usa lam usa!, circumstances usa lam usa!, usa! (cheers and applause) we'll be right back. bob lutz, everybody slow. bet you think you're pretty quick? yeah, i guess it is pretty quick. jesse?!? jesse? jesse?! much obliged. suddenly, everything else seems old-fashioned. ultrabook. inspired by intel. well, that's it for the report, everybody. but before we go, over the weekend, broadcasting lost a legend, mike wallace. the man who invented nailing an interview subject. and he was on this show five years ago when we asked him to read some questions to show me how a master does it. and he did not disappoint. >> you expect me to believe that the high levels of dioxin in the water supply were simply flav

nine years old there. is a special section for muslims where bodies can face towards mecca. women don't usually attend the funeral direct jerz an exemption was made today likely because a young child was killed. the 17-year-old driver who caused the collision was released from jail yesterday and may face vehicular homicide charges. >> and now to disappearance of a morgan hill teenager. experts are examining sonar images taken yesterday. and more than 100 volunteers searched for the 15-year-old south of gilroy. she was last seen march 16th on her way to school. few clues have been found. her cell phone and purse were located soon after she disappeared. investigators are now hoping those underwater pictures will offer new clues. >> if there are suspicious objects or items come up they'll send divers in just to investigate and double check on images. >> not losing hope. and i never will. >> volunteers have scheduled two more searches for sierra this saturday and sunday. >> if you walk your dog in golden gate

others include a 50-year-old british doctor, a 62-year-old australian farmer and 28-year- old croatianoftware engineer, who suffered back, rib and pelvic injuries. we have been told once airlifted those injured will head either to san francisco or monterey for medical care. >> as soon as we heard about geraldton, we all sent an e- mail and said we hope everybody's okay and keep up-to- date. >> ultimately our reis on the responsibility is to make sure that everybody is safe and rup or racing race. this is the eighth edition of the race and every single edition of the race we had to cope with all different kinds of situations. it's an inherent part of sailboat racing and it can be dangerous and risky. >> reporter: the coast guard won't know how many sailors will be airlifted until the medevac chopper gets above the geraldton. right now it could 250 miles off the coast of san francisco right now. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. if you would like to find out more about the current rescue mission, click on ktvu.com. >>> advertisers are increasing using facial recognitio

the roof collapsed on top of 60-year-old, lieutenant, and a 25-year-old.ity officials say the warehouse was cited for several violations in the past, they're considering whether to prosecute the owners for negligence. >> to really remarkable video out of washington state. a bus on the way to a middle school today when the driver, you can see him right there, falls unconscious suddenly. then watch as a 13-year-old immediately sees what is going on, jumps up, starts steering the bus. after steering the bus to the side of the road, the boy pulled the keys out of the ignition and started doing chest compressions on the driver. other children were in the, on the bus calling 911 from their cell phones. 7th grader. the driver remains hospitalized but is a life tonight. >>> young girl in our area acted well beyond her age when she had to call 911 to save her baby nephew. tonight fairfax county recognized 10-year-old cynthia amanderez for her bravery and smarts. angie goff with more on the story. angie? >> reporter: the 911 call dialed by this 10-year-old, cynthia,

all would be 25 to 30 years old. one with black hair, the other with bland hair, and the other one with blonde, spiky hair. they spoke with an east coast accent. >>> he's a miracle. a young german shepherd is recovering from surgery on one of its legs. the puppy survived after being dragged down a vallejo freeway for more than a mile. jodi hernandez has the emotional reunion. >> i love him. i feel a connection. >> reporter: it's a reunion they never thought would take place, after they saw what happened to this german shepherd pup. >> terrible. heartbreaking. >> he looked like he was whipped around like a rag doll. >> reporter: he lost his leg and nearly lost his life, after getting dragged down the freeway, tied to the bed of a pickup truck. >> i think of something whacking in the wind. i got closer and realized it was the dog. >> reporter: she immediately started honking to get the driver's attention. >> my horn was on lockdown. >> reporter: the rope broke, slamming the dog to the side of a concrete wall. but to su

of his two-year-old brother. almost 200,000 people signed an online petition of protest. corey sees herself as an advocate for victims' families. >> i take them on, they become like family to me and i don't believe trayvon's family will be any different. i think the public will understand this is a very complicated area of the law and we'll do everything we can to make sure the public has the answers that they need. >> reporter: by skipping the grand jury under florida law, corey cannot chargeshiper man with first degree murder so she has two options left, she can either charge him herself with something else or she can clear him. either way, scott, the mayor of sanford, florida, says his city is preparing for possible riots. >> pelley: the investigation continues, mark, thanks very much. syria's dictator promised to pull his army out of his big cities by tomorrow. but judging by what happened today it looks like bashar al assad will break that promise. there was mayhem as syrian tanks and artillery pounded sever

giant corporations are old today. did i kill a innocent kid allies across the face of course and that's never answered. the something that's constantly me i think of it every day. i stay on the flyers fired from the memories. i assume i saw a long time i'm just here trying to help. i was ashamed. i was ashamed that i didn't. i was ashamed that i hadn't been a hero why i got my arm i got my legs i'm alive. but in the mind. what i want to be our nominee is a forward. cannot believe what i was going on once or i think. that i was a good soldier. but not most soldier on the other side and i think i'm just a good. home . from.

i've got a 7-year-old son.it made me hug him a little extra at night and kiss him and really reflect on this easter holiday what's important. >> reporter: nuri and his two daughters were on a saturday morning bike ride when they were hit by a cadillac suv. his 11-year-old daughter survived the crash. his wife skipped the bike ride and stayed home to make the family breakfast. solaiman and 9-year-old hadessa were killed. one of the teacher's aide says the school community loves the nuri family. >> always energetic, happy, smart and beautiful. friendly. my heartbreaks for all the kids because i know this going to be%i a big loss. >> reporter: the 17-year-old driver was speeding when he lost control. police have collected witness statements, physical evidence and cell phone records to give to the district torn's office. prosecutors will -- district attorney's office. prosecutors will then decide to charge him as adult. the driver is booked on two charges of vehicular manslaughter. if that is the only crime he's ch

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that's a 12-year-old girl working on the car. she wasn't kidding. >> i want to work on it with her. >> we have katherine via skype "right this minute." what made you want a fierro. >> i like the way they look. when i saw it, it was love at first sight. >> are you good at working on cars? you want to do it yourself. >> i can do some fast but it's getting better. it's 200,000 miles, the only problems are bodywork. >> what are you going to make it look like? it's crummy black. what's your vision? >> yellow highlights in the interior, i want black with yellow racing stripes. >> are you also girly girly or all about the cars. >> i'm sort of in the middle. i'm not completely a girly girl but i can have fun messing around with stuff now and then. >> sometimes do you think what in the world have i done? >> no, not yet. i haven't had a what the heck have i done moment yet but it will come, i bet. >> cat in the bag. >> oh, my gosh. this is incredible. you have to try it. >> no way, no how. >> just try it, dude. i know you're going to love

his 8-year-old daughter is critically injured. fargo is 14 miles away from the town of woodward which was hit by a monster twister just after midnight sunday killing six people. forecasters say about 75 tornadoes touched down and four great plains states during an outbreak of severe storms over the weekend. >> yeah, the middle of the country just getting devastated by all of that madness out there. well, 6:07 right now. you said some of that weather affected what we got out here, as well, right? >> yeah, it's the same system. that brought 750 plus lightning strikes to the bay area. once it moved over the rockies, amplified, and then that system made its way into the great plains and utter devastation. our thoughts and prayers go out to everybody out there. here we have a much different scenario shaping up. overall, we are looking at a quiet weather pattern that's going to last all week long. this spring has been really active so far. finally, getting a taste of spring that will last longer than seven days. 65 degrees at noon today

the chest taken to hospital three others in good condition including 217 year old boys at a 20 year-old man walked himself to south shore hospital after the shooting. the med jumped into a great many bad and fled the scene police were right behind him garbage cans at fence in an alley way near 75th and essex got away people in the area left out rich by yet another shooting. >> in this area very terrible always shooting or killing always getting very bad over here. latest from police no one in custody in the last few minutes one injured 17 year-old was released from schroeder hospital did not want to talk about what happened today girlfriend of accused murder suspect william balfour testified he admitted to killing family members to the singer jennifer hudson family told the jury shonta cathey william balfour a detailed account of shootings later captured by police in her home william balfour accused of killing brother darnell donerson mother and seven year old nephew julian king. william balfour estrange wife fight also evidence is william balfour in the immediate area of the whole jenn

i'm not going to let just old age take over. >> well, i think old age is all up in here. think you -- i just love what i do, as i say, for a living. and the fact that i'm still getting offers at this age is incredible. >> are we still talking professional offers? >> mostly. >> i mean, you are still a pin up for many people because of the golden girls. do you still get men making inappropriate suggestions? >> that's the thing. it's your point of view as to what's inappropriate. >> i want to take a little look now at a clip from golden girls. because this is why so many love you. >> oh, we had such fun. >> what i don't understand. i don't understand why he sent you flowers at all. i mean, two days ago you hated each other. and you know what else i don't understand? i don't understand how two people at a business meeting end up in bed together. and you know what else i don't understand? i don't understand why you didn't tell him this morning exactly how you felt. >> is that it? i mean, are you finished or is there something else you don't understand? >> well, actually there

the kid is three days old. and on the same day he recovers a child, he loses a white. >> police will not say if golden was targeted. but witnesses heard as many as seven shots before she eventually collapsed there in the parking lot. >>> a key factor looming over mitt romney's race for the white house, the growing perception that voters don't like him all that much. a recent abc news/"washington post" poll, shows romney's likability factor is 35%, lower than any major party candidate since the mid-'80s. that's next to 56% for president obama. >>> one man making known his dislike for president obama, is rocker and gun supporter, ted nugent. romney has not responded directly. but his advisers say romney wants to promote civility during the campaign. the secret service is looking into nugent's potentially threatening remarks. >>> after owl the potential running mates in the mix, new jersey governor, chris christie, is weighing in, when he did during speculation he was running for president. christie said he is, qu

the 22-year-old goalie who started only six games in the regular season. pressed in the service because of injuries. the guy's pulse never wavered tonight. cool, calm, collected. he was the difference. >> i threw a lot of the ring to my fore pad and one guy just kind of floated on my blocker and i didn't know where to put it. i put it in the guy's body and that's an nhl play. and my job is to deal with those rebounds. >> reporter: all right. let's talk some basel now. edwin jackson could not have had a better debut for the nats. he goes the distance. strikes out 9. he does it to the reds. tonight he was trying to help his team complete a four-game sweep of the astros. success didn't carry over tonight. the as stroh's unleeching back -- astro's unleashing back-to-back scores on him. they were on wondering if the astros could produce more. houston saying enough is enough. we're going crazy tonight. 17 hits. 11 runs. they win 11-4. redskins fan rejoice. it looks like rg3 is going to be yours. the colts want andrew muck meaning washington can officially rename

a 27-year-old sam, and 32-year-old stephanie tied the knot in san francisco today. couple met and fell in love in 2009 when they were both part of the competition. he proposed to the bride on air. and they married at st. paul's catholic church in san francisco today, the same church where the bride's parents were married 39 years ago. >> student at an east bay charter school shined onstage tonight in the school's first ever musical. a pufoperformance of annie jr. ♪ it's a heart knock life for us ♪ >> are you singing? all right, the charter school in oakland was one of the first 20 schools across the country to take part in nbc's smash make a musical initiative. the program is aimed at building new musical theater programs in underserved schools nationwide. they hope to have 1,000 new theater arts programs in schools across the country. congratulations. >>> when president obama took the stage tonight for an event filled with laughs, he did not dispoint. tonight was the annual correspondent's dinner for journalists and celebrities, and the jokes often push the envelop

the four year-old ran to her grandmother in gave her a hug. the mother claimed that the tsa said the grandmother passed a gun to the four year-old >> they react to the rules that they have and they cannot tell us what those rules are for our own safety reasons >> after he reviewing the incident tsa says the agency perform proper procedure >> bart directors discussed which company will get the contract. bart staff has a recommended awarding a canadian company the contract. unions want the contracts kept in the u.s.. >> it is certainly a popular place to buy in bulk by julie tells us some may soon be picking up a mortgage with their package of toilet paper. >> the big box retailer costco has been testing out the program for years and has already issued more than 10,000 mortgages. it is partnering with first choice pay. the higher the level of your membership, the lower your fees and similar to lending tree, it gathers quotes from a variety of lenders. it will not reveal your identity until after you have selected your loan, preventing you from b

on april 1 a house five killed a 90-year-old man and a 12-year- old boy. elderly victim was the grandfather of a redwood city firefighter. the department's create a smile foundation is asking for donations to buy food and shelter for the victim's family. three other members were also injured in that fire. >>> a fire at oakland auto repair shop is being investigated as suspicious. it started yesterday afternoon at a warehouse on east 9th street. police are arrested a woman at scene. a witness tells ktvu he saw the woman burning clothes in a barrel and says that fire spread to the building. >>> the city of san bruno received $70 million from pg&e and come compensation for the pipeline explosion in 2010. that money is in addition to a trust set up by pg&e to pay for neighborhood repairs. it will not go directly to the victims. instead, city officials will decide how to spend it. the pipeline explosion killed 8 people and destroyed three dozen homes in that hilltop neighborhood. >>> oakland people maybe asked if they want term limits in voting in some city rac

france and germany's calls to resurrect old borders threaten to said the e.u. back in time to sponsor crowds turning on brussels in a bid to risk a photo fury. and running battles in montreal see eighty five more students arrested in the increasingly violent faceoff over a rise in tuition fees. as promised now moscow out in today's edition we check out where in the russian capital you can discover vintage cars on display and in action . hello and welcome to the program on this week's show be taking a look at the subject of retro cars from stylish american catalogs to groovy child is to have a real estate such concept cars from the past so joey much about bruce as we take a look at an impressive collection of historic automobiles here in the russian capital starting off at all first location museum of retro cars. a retro revolution why do we love all things vintage many collectors believe that back in the day cars were cars not appliances. and there may be some truth in that he knew that human hands made them not robots and as you can see here from the striking

you look over and the kid is 6 years old. what i do think it sends as a message to parents is if you're in a majority white school, that's the school you're in, but there are many other opportunities to reach out and have your kid just meet other kids. if you're not doing that, then you're really limiting your kids' opportunities in a lot of ways. >> you found that young african-american kids are a lot more optimistic than white kids. >> yeah. what was really interesting about the study was that the young african-american kids are just much more positive about the potential for friendship. when they're looking at a picture card of a white child and black child and you ask them, can these two be friends? they're much more likely to say -- in fact, the majority of them will say, yeah, they can be friends. whereas we found a different finding for the white kids. much less likely to say they could be friends. it really makes you think about why is that and what goes into that? >> why do you think that is? >> i think a lot of it h