you know steve is still in oxnard. >> my brother, stevie. >> his brother stevie on the video. >> thenternet's powerful. >> yes. >> amazing. >> the best part is stevie has johnny's social security card. >> last 20 years carrying around your social security card so i wouldn't for get about you. >> imagine how emotional this must have been for this entire family. >> to tell us more what's happened since the videos were recorded we have kevin adler via skype "right this minute" from san francisco. what's happened since the videos were made? >> i don't know if johnny's seen the videos yo. he may not know that we've reached his family. we'll let him know. >> how did it make you feel his family s video and suddenly making their own. must be remarkable for you. >> i appreciated the comment the internet is a powerful thing and i agree, but i say people are just as powerful. if it wasn't for the oxnard community rallying around this would have never gone anywhere. >> homeless people need so many things but when you put the family back together how much does that fulfill for a person? >> a grea

. >> oxnard, california, august 12, 2014. >> the weather team has been at it for ours. the storm was no surprise. scientists and technos cameras were tracking it. what meteorologists were calling the storm of the decade hit california with a vengeance. at the national weather service office in response to one of the worst winter storms to hit the state in a very long time. nine inches at once reported in napa valley. massive snow and minutes lake tahoe. flooding in los angeles. >> this is a chance for scientists to study in realtime the latest in a year of extreme weather events. >> this storm was with the storm of the decade classification. it was a very intense rainfall over a short time. >> the science and operations officers at los angeles county's national weather service. >> can you talk a little bit about these extreme weather events and their relationship to climate change? >> whether is the shirt that you put on today, but climate is your whole wardrobe. today we're bringing out the rain slickers. >> rains in extreme in flooding in bosnia and widespread drought

. >> you are saying it's going to be this, the corner of oxnard and hazeltine. you want to touch that? >> that's right. >> tells her that an auto theft is likely to occur on 51st and sproid. san pedroia. pedro. >> that's right. a pedestrian violation we can always do a consensual stop. get an idea of who they are and where they live. >> arrest within those boxes is that one of the outcomes? >> that is one of the outcomes. we did see a reduction in crime just based on the amount of time that we spent in those boxes. >> in the los angeles flow division, crimes were down 14% in the days following its rollout. 20% drop in vehicle 37th since deploying predpol. the l.a.p.d. was a predpol volunteer. after the los angeles police department began predictive policing. >> doing are two different things. >> public may be less sold on the idea given a new national awareness of violence encounters. >> i think about you know a teenaged kid who happens to be living in one of the three houses your system has identified. he's going to be more likely to come under the eye of a pol

auto theft here and based on that you're then going to say okay it's going to be here, the corner of oxnard and hazeltine. >> that's right. >> tells her an auto theft is likely to occur on 54th and san pedro . >> this is the area we're concerned with. >> correct. >> you spend some time checking it out. >> a traffic violation in the area or a pedestrians violation we can always do an attempt a consensual stop. >> do you folks find you do more arrests in the boxes one of the outcomes here? >> that is one of the outcomes. >> in the los angeles foothill division crimes were down 13% in the month of its rollout. pred pol is now being deployed by close to 60 departments across the country including seattle and atlanta. >> the public may be less sold on the idea given a new national awareness of the violent encounters. >> i think about you know a teenaged kid who happens to be living in one of the three houses that your system has identified right? he's going to be more likely to come under the eye of a police officer or worse get put into a squad car even if he hasn't done anything wrong just bec

local military veteran and another man dressed as an army ranger happened on black friday at the oxnard valley mall. the man accused in this video was not charged with a crime. >>> a bass pro shop opens tonight in the heart of downtown atlantic city. this video is from a job fair held back in january. part of an effort to bring more nongambling attractions to that area. it's located in the shopping and dining area in the center of the city. >>> the first of its kind for a new jersey college. >> south jersey campus police force is cracking down on crime with new technology. next at 6:00 the new line of defense protecting students and police. >>> and a beautiful weather day today, and tomorrow it's going to be much of the same. but i'm also tracking rain before the week is over. we'll see if that will affect your weekend coming up next. >>> all new at 6:00. extra eyes will be on students citizens and police on the college campus. now has another line of defense for its growing student population. rowan is the first college police force to begin using body cameras on police uniforms. nbc 1

kennedy: i am sure they paid a premium, a guy walks in aid i have 4 degrees from oxnard, and an iq of> a new regulation. all mart of obamacare. -- part of obamacare, how necessary is it to figure out your calorie count before you get drunked? >> i like to have my calorie count on the menu, i am for this, i don't drink due to problem with alcoholism when i was growing up. kennedy: god bless you. >> i am in recovery it is an active thing. it is great, if you want to know how fattuh are why not? do you know how many things i don't shove in my face because i know they will get me fatter. kennedy: i am opposite, when i see a milkshake is 700 calories, i high 5 myself, i am impressed. >> it is a game, nobody is wine, celery? i think these are neutral choices. kennedy: celery will make me feel better about my day. >> really, obama has ruined wine, how is that possible. >> how many calories is wine? >> a lot. >> booze. kennedy: 5 ounces like that much like 120 calories for that sip. >> drink vodka it is very low-calorie. >> thank you, jim. down mind if i do. it's just water. it burns going do

hydroponic and hydro phonetic growers, in encinitas, go green farms in oxnard and the hydroponics uses0 to 80% less water than traditional farming. so there's a massive reduction of water usage and can you grow more plants per square foot, closer to where the restaurants are. >> reporter: eric, thank you so much from tender greens, back to you. liz: thank you so much, robert gray. people are asking why and how it came to the draconian water cutbacks? live to san jose, california where they made a huge investment to get a jump on the problem. sam liccardo with us live, thank you so much. mayor. you're saying we're on our way, 8 million gallons of water are recycled every day in san jose. how did you do that? >> we're recycling more, 8 million gallons is above the state drinking water standards. next step is to use it back into the drinking water system, getting it back into the aquifers to replenish our drinking water in the city. liz: when you heard governor jerry brown wanted everybody to cut back 25%. he wasn't too clear how people would be punished for this. you're a former criminal

. >>> oxnard, california, february 14th, 2005.er dramatic train accident, this time shot by a citizen who sets up two cameras to record a railroad crossing for evidence in a lawsuit. what he films is nothing short of astonishing. an amtrak passenger train carrying 80 people plows through a tractor-trailer loaded with strawberries. people in the cars lined up behind watch in horror and disbelief. the impact causes the engine to separate from the six cars it's pulling. seen from the second camera on the other side of the tracks, the trailer of the truck is completely demolished. incredibly, the truck driver's not hurt, but two train passengers suffer minor injuries. local police say the truck driver ignores the lights and the bells and tries to beat the crossing arms that are lowering. the driver's ticketed for not stopping. >>> urbandale, iowa, february 25th, 2007. a massive winter storm pounds the midwest with high winds, bitter cold, and more than a foot of ice and snow. >> we already have up to ten inches of snow. >> at least ni

people know there was an article on the internet about two weeks ago, roughly, that the police in oxnard, california, were getting tattoos for every shooting and there was a skull and bones and the nose was a barrel of a gun. and if you killed the suspect, then you have smoke coming out the barrel. anytime you have people here on the police force running around with guns and badges you've got problems. there's no if, ands, or buts around it. i don't care if they are guilty or not. you are taking pride that you are shooting people down in the streets like that like it's nothing. and then you're going to be wrong about some of them and then some of them are like this guy, walter scott or the other guy in south carolina who was murdered in his driveway for not pulling over at a traffic stop. you know, for no reason, you know. no reason to kill these people. >> that's a great point. i think it goes back to sort of what i was saying earlier. there's -- sometimes not always -- i don't want to sort of color the police community in any way but there are sometimes these pretty awful examples of c

people know that there is an article on the internet about two weeks ago roughly that the police in oxnard, california, were getting tattoos for every shooting. and it was a skull and bones and in the nose was a barrel of a gun. and if you killed the suspects then you got smoke coming out the barrel. anytime you get people like this here on a police force running around with guns and badges, you have a problem. there are no giftsifs, ands, or buts about it. i don't know if you are taking pride that you are shooting people in the streets per you are going to be wrong about some of them. some of them will be like this guy walter scott, or the other guy in south carolina, who was murdered in his driveway for not pulling over at a traffic stop. for no reason, really. that is no reason to kill these people. guest: that is a great point. i think it goes back to sort of what i was saying earlier. sometimes, not always -- i do not want to color the police community in any way, but there are these cultural examples that lead to problems. what you point out -- i was not aware of it, but it is a very

people know that there is an article on the internet about two weeks ago roughly that the police in oxnarde getting tattoos for every shooting. it was a skull and bones, and in the nose was a barrel of a gun. and if you killed the suspects, then you got smoke coming out the barrel. anytime you get people like this here on a police force running around with guns and badges, you have a problem. there are no if's, aunts, or butts about it. i don't know if you are taking pride that you are shooting people in the streets per you are going to be wrong about some of them. some of them will be like this guy walter scott, or the other guy in south carolina, who was murdered in his driveway for not pulling over at a traffic stop. for no reason, really. that is no reason to kill these people. guest: that is a great point. i think it goes back to sort of what i was saying earlier. sometimes, not always -- i do not want to color the police community in any way but there are these cultural examples that lead to problems. what you point out -- i was not aware of it, but it is a very sad example of the wa

. >> oxnard south oaks ventura, california. >> three, raleigh, north carolina. >> two, surprise -- honoluluside -- north port/bradenton. >> there is something about the laid back. the air. the balminess. you get off a plane. you see a palm tree. it is balmy. you're transported. hoda and i are very excited today because it is national pet day. everybody loves -- we're not going to be with you tomorrow so we brought in pictures of our beloveds. >> show yours first. >> i never get to talk -- i do get to but i rarely do. that's lola and bambino and louie. >> bam of course is in the center. >> well he's the littlest. but they've never met a camera they didn't love. >> would you like to see my cutest little boy in the world? >> yes. little blakie. >> oh my god. looks like he's smoking a cigarette. >> this is an article in "wall street journal" that talks about why we melt for puppy pictures. even if they make a mess on the carpet or chew your favorite shoes. >> it's like a chemical thing. when you look at the puppy's face or dog's face you get calmer. so in honor of national puppy day, we want to