. >> un hombre robó una obra, un dibujo a lápiz de pablo picasso, evaluada en millones de dólares . >cuarenta años, la mujer se bajo de su vehículo y le tiro blanqueador a la mujer, se investiga el hecho. >> durante el juicio querían llevarla a la muerte, pero fue declarada no culpable del asesinato de su hija de dos años de edad. >> el jurado sólo la encontro culpable de mentirle a la autoridad, esto inicio en el estado de la florida . >> el presidente barack obama insto al congreso a llegar a un acuerdo para aumentar el límite de la deuda naciónal, si no se aprueba la economía podría tener serías consecuencias. >> se dice que si no se aprueba para el dos de agosto no se podrían pagar las deudas. >> el gobierno federal no puede seguir pagando, así ciertos programas no se podrán pagar. >> también subirian las tazas de interés, siendo más caros los prestamos . >> puede haber más desempleo. >> muchos no podrían pedir prestamos para hacer funcionar sus negocios. >> si el gobierno federal no da 1.5 y medio el banco nos cobra un 7 u 8, no podemos hacer nada así . >> invito a líderes del co

. >> el hombre acusado de robarse un cuadro de pablo picasso enfrenta cargos por robos a gran escala,r llevarse un cuadro, se espera que se baje la fianza que esta en cinco millones de dólares . >> durante el fin de semana la policía detuvo a 37 adolescentes por violar el toque de queda, la medida de no salir desde las once de la noche hasta las cinco de la mañana se tomó para evitar que entren en las pandillas. >> las autoridades de daily city consideran que alguien inicio el fuego en un edificio, afortunadamente nadie salió herido en el incendiop. >> ante la amenaza de los trabajadores que reparan la carretera, las autoridades lanzaron una campaña para evitar la muerte de estos. >> cientos de trabajadores han perdido la vida, por conductores que no respetan la ley. >> por eso la patrulla de caminos, la oficina de transportes lanzaron una campaña para resaltar el conducir despacio dónde se hacen trabajos de reparación . >> recalco que son los conductores los que tienen que respetar las señales de velocidad. >> en los meses de mayo y junio en un período de 48 días, tres trabajadores p

i kristen sz >>nd ieryl zbngs n francisco poce mayave a huge lead in the theft of a drawing by pablo picasso. >> it was taken yesterday a seven sill sketch. investigators may have evidence from a seized surveillance video. >> when i first call the gallery to tell them about picture, the gallery sounded very excited about it. later a spokesperson they can't comment because of the investigation is pending. you have on to imagine they are thrilled. it likely will help. >> it's a the image is clear and perfectly fits the description right down to the lowers on his feet with no socks and he is carrying a picture right at the time they reported the theft. the owner was delighted when he found the image on his surveillance camera. >> i couldn't believe that i got that lucky i got a picture of him. this guy walked down the street and jumped into a cab. >> a police lieutenant called the restaurant to inquiry about the picture. spokesman who saw the video very clear. the restaurant is hoping this will be the clue that cracks the case. >> it's pretty high resolution. i'm sure if they post this oh the a

and i'm cheryl zblengs san francisco police may have a huge lead in the theft of a drawing by pablo picasso. >> it was taken yesterday a seven sill sketch. investigators may have evidence from a seized surveillance video. >> when i first call the gallery to tell them about picture, the gallery sounded very excited about it. later a spokesperson they can't comment because of the investigation is pending. you have on to imagine they are thrilled. it likely will help. >> it's a the image is clear and perfectly fits the description right down to the lowers on his feet with no socks and he is carrying a picture right at the time they reported the theft. the owner was delighted when he found the image on his surveillance camera. >> i couldn't believe that i got that lucky i got a picture of him. this guy walked down the street and jumped into a cab. >> a police lieutenant called the restaurant to inquiry about the picture. spokesman who saw the video very clear. the restaurant is hoping this will be the clue that cracks the case. >> it's pretty high resolution. i'm sure if they post this oh the a

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investigators believe this is the man who walked into a gallery and stole a pablo picasso drawing in broad daylight. the artwork is valued at $200,000. >>> a black bear stalled wednesday morning traffic on a virginia highway. the bear streaked across a few lanes before being cornered and shot with a tranquilizer gun. the 350 pound animal was transported to an area where it could be released into the wild. >>> in colorado springs it has looked more like a wildlife refuge in recent weeks. sightings of bears and lions have been on the rise. wildlife officials have warned residents to be vigilant about keeping garbage and food away from the animals. >>> finally, in quebec, canada, one lobster was captured looking as if it had already been cooked. most lobsters are green or brown, but this rare lobster was pulled from the ocean bright orange. because only one in ten million are believed to be this color, the crustacean was given a stay of execution and donated to a local aquarium. now for a lock at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather c

the thief walked into the weinstein gallery on geary street yesterday morning, stole a sketch by pablo picasso right off the wall and took off in a taxicab. it is a 1965 work called "tete de femme." it's only about the size of a piece of paper but it's worth about $200,000. the gallery says it may be difficult to sell now that the crime is all over the news. but they do hope that the thief doesn't destroy it. >>> a looming showdown on capitol hill. tomorrow president obama will meet with congressional leaders over that debt ceiling problem right. now, the president is taking questions on jobs and the economy on twitter. these are live pictures from the white house as he looks to the twitter town hall meeting. he kicked it off by tweeting, in order to reduce the deficit what costs would you cut and what investments you would keep? mr. obama supports a debt reduction plan that includes spending cuts and increased taxes. >>> imagine launching a video chat with one click. that's one of facebook's new features announced an hour ago. anser hassan reports with the tools that facebook is called awesom

investigators believe this is the man who walked into a gallery and stole a pablo picasso drawing in broad daylight. the artwork is valued at $200,000. >>> a black bear stalled wednesday morning traffic on a virginia highway. the bear streaked across a few lanes before being cornered and shot with a tranquilizer gun. the 350-pound animal was transported to an area where it could be released into the wild. >>> in quebec, canada, one log ster was captured as if it has already been cooked. most lobsters are green or brown, but this rare lobster was pulled from the ocean bright orange. because only one in 10 million lobsters are believed to be this color, the crustacean was given a stay of execution and donated to the local aquarium. >>> finally in north carolina, take a look at this minor league right fielder who made a big play on tuesday. he stole the show robbing a player of a home run by making a miraculous catch despite taking a nasty tumble over the wall. there he goes again. oh! miraculously, the player didn't suffer any injuries. oh, my goodness. now for a lock at your national

a pencil drawing from pablo picasso. it's valued at $200,000. it was hanging on the entrance to a gallery. the thieves just walked in grabbed the work and then jumped into a taxi and got away. nothing tricky. the owner is assessing his security. >> i feel sorry because it really truly is my goal to be able to bring in this gallery, picasso, i want to give to it the public. we need to do a better job for security is in place. >> we hope it will turn up very soon very quickly somewhere. >> they describe the thief, six feet tall, 30-35 years old. he was wearing dark jacket, white pants and loafers without socks. >> they are hoping to locate a cyclist that has been missing since saturday when he was riding on tunnel road somewhere between the oakland and berkeley hills. lyanne melendez has more. >> she has in her hands the cellphone that may tell police more about the disappearance berkeley resident anthony michael martin. she was supposed to meet with her boyfriend at 8:00 on the berkeley campus. >> i walked over to his place and i waited outside o

is set for today in san francisco for a man accused of walking in and stealing a work of art by pablo picasso. police say 30- year-old mark lugo of new jersey removed the pencil drawing from a local gallery last tuesday. he was arrested the following day... allegedly with the drawing still in his possession. san francisco police officers have reportedly approved a new contract. the "examiner" newspaper says the contract calls for officer pay increases. but they'll have to pay an additional three percent into their pensions. that concession was made, to avoid layoffs in the department. transit passengers in san jose and silicon valley can expect some changes starting today. the quarterly service changes are part of v-t-a's plan to keep improving on-time performance... and to make connections more efficient. on the light rail system... there are schedule changes on the green line, between the mountain view and winchester stations. there are also some schedule adjustments on "commuter express" trains and some bus lines. it's 6: star power, may not be enough for a hall of famer's big stadium pitc

. >> at about 11:45 a man walked in and took a pablo picasso sketch from this gallery. the piece is valued at several hundred thousand dollars. >> it's very unusual to have someone walk into an art gallery, just walk in and grab the painting and walk out. i don't know if this is targeted or if this is a random act. >> reporter: aside from today's brazen theft, union square has been the target of a gang of professional thieves working in groups. >> this is not your normal shoplifting that we're talking about. this is organized people, they call it retail organized crime. these people go out basically having a list of what items they need. so for example, you want a nike sweat suit. you tell the type, what store it's at, these people specifically go there and get that merchandise. >> reporter: sabrina cohen says that smaller business have a harder time dealing with the crime. >> small business is supporting the city, not only big businesses. we employ people, we have you know we pay taxes like everybody else. >> reporter: now as for the art heist, the men police are looki

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. >>> mark luga was arrested for allegedly stealing a pablo picasso drawing from the weinstein gallery in san francisco last week. the judge denied a motion today reduce his $5 million bail. police say a surveillance camera caught luga leaving with the painting. police found other stolen artwork including another picasso piece in luga's new jersey apartment. >>> exactly how will they do it? a groundbreaking idea is now officially a law. california public schools will be the first in the nation to include lessons about the historical contributions of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transsexual community members in their social security curriculum. nbc bay area's traci grant is in san francisco to show us how some school districts will go about implementing that into the lesson plan. >> reporter: well, jessica, many of the exhibits on display here at the lgbt history museum in san francisco's castro district are not really the kinds of things you would generally see in a textbook. but that's about to change. >> by denying people their history, they never existed. and we've changed that at fo

well-dressed man walked into the weinstein gallery on geary yesterday morning and snatched a sketch by pablo picasso right off the wall. then he took off in a taxicab. his work is 1965 -- that is called [ speaking french ] it's only the size of a piece of paper but it's worth $200,000. the gallery says it might be difficult to sell in case people know it's stolen but hope the thief doesn't destroy it. >>> slugger's bat goes flying injuring three fans during last night's giants fan. one woman was hospitalized with a head injury. >> oh!! look out. he lose his bat. >> that hurt. giants slugger pablo sandoval lost the bat in the 1st inning last night which sailed towards the fans above the padre's dugout. one man hit in the eye brown, another in the shin. a woman was taken to the hospital. >>> some shaking south of the bay area last night. a 3.8 earthquake struck south of hollister at 12:18 this morning. within five minutes there were two more quakes, 2.7 and a 2.4. they were felt in the central coast area but no damage is reported. >>> let get a quick check of traffic and weather this morning at 4:37.

walking in and stealing a work of art by pablo picasso.police say 30- year-old mark lugo of new jersey removed the pencil drawing from a local gallery last tuesday. he was arrested the following day... allegedly with the drawing still in his possession. transit passengers can expect some changes starting today, in silicon valley. the quarterly service changes are part of the v- t-a's plan to keep improving on-time >>> the quarterly service changes are part of the plan to keep improving ontime performance and to make connections more efficient. on the light rail system, there are scheduled changes on the green line between the mountainview and winchester stations. there are also schedule adjustments on the commuter express trains and some bus lines. >>> another step toward completion of the new bay bridge. the chinese company manufacturing the steel girders and towers says it is putting the final touches on its part of the work. california outsource production to the company to save $400 million. the construction must meet stringent specifi

two empty hooks show where pablo picassos had been on display until earlier today. >> the suspect walked in, took the paintings and walked out. >> reporter: witnesses say the man quickly jumped into a cab and disappeared into traffic. >> police soon responded. >> what was your cab number? >> reporter: questioned cab numbers in the area and interviewed employees who described the moments before the pencil drawing was stolen. >> we have security measures in place and those obviously were breeched today. >> reporter: roland winstein seeing his gallery more like a free museum and keeps picass os for showing. >> we as a gallery will take a look at our security measures because my goal is, to be able to continue to bring san francisco this level of art work. >> reporter: now this gallery does have surveillance cameras and police tonight are looking to see if they actually captured the incident. i've also learned tonight that the suspect first told that taxi driver to take him to a particular intersection. then he suddenly changed his mind. hopped out without pay. reporting live tonight in san

. >>> a man suspected of stealing a drawing by pablo picasso is behind bars tonight. police have recovered the stolen art work. according to investigators this surveillance video shows mark luggo walking away with the sketch. lugo was arrested last night in napa where he was enjoying an evening with friends who police say did not know about his crime. investigators say they found the picasso in a fedex envelope but no address had been written on that package. the sketch was not damaged. >>> a parolee is now facing a murder charge for the only homicide in milpedas since 2009. charges have been filed against david rodriguez. he is accused of shooting to death 43-year-old alfredo rodriguez. the two are not related. police say forensic evidence ties rodriguez to the killing. >>> new developments tonight in a story we first reported at this time last night. police in pittsburgh say a man shot in the back of the head on the delta trail last night had also been shot at in antioch earlier this week. investigators believe he was hiding out with relatives in pittsburg. the 20-y

where he's going that could change how all of his >>> a man suspected of stealing a drawing by pablo picasso is behind bars tonight. police have recovered the stolen art work. according to investigators this surveillance mark luggo walking away with the sketch. lugo was arrested last night in napa where he was enjoying an evening with friends who police say did not know about his crime. investigators say they found the picasso in a fedex envelope but no address had been written on that package. the sketch was not damaged. >>> a parolee is now facing a murder charge for the only homicide in milpedas since 2009. charges have been filed against david rodriguez. he is accused of shooting to death 43-year-old alfredo rodriguez. the two are not related. police say forensic evidence ties rodriguez to the killing. >>> new developments tonight in a story we first reported at this time last night. police in pittsburgh say a man shot in the back of the head on the delta trail last night had also been shot at in antioch earlier this week. investigators believe he was hiding out with relatives in pittsbu

this man stole a drawing by pablo picasso. the drawing is valued at $200,000.his piece was hanging on a column inside the entrance to the gallery. they say the thief walked in, grabbed the work, jumped into a taxi and got away. gallery owner is reassessing his security. >> i feel sorry because it really truly is my goal to be able to bring exactly what you see, original works like picasso on to the street level. we just need to do a better job to make sure security is in place. >> it's high valued, so we are hoping it will turn up very quickly very soon somewhere. >> description of the thief, six feet tall, early 30s. he was wearing a dark jacket, dark pants and loafers without socks and disappeared into the crowd after he got out of the cab, i guess. >> berkeley list have police are asking for help for locating a cyclist anthony michael martin. he has been missing since saturday somewhere around the berkeley hills. >> amaya has the cellphone that may tell police more about the disappearance of 29-year-old berkeley rest i didn't anthony michael martin. james wa

two empty hooks show where pablo picassos had been on display until earlier today. >> the suspect walked in, took the paintings and walked out. >> reporter: witnesses say the man quickly jumped into a cab and disappeared into traffic. >> police soon responded. >> what was your cab number? >> reporter: questioned cab numbers in the area and interviewed employees who described the moments before the pencil drawing was stolen. >> we have security measures in place and those obviously were breeched today. >> reporter: roland winstein seeing his gallery more like a free museum and keeps picass os for showing. >> we as a gallery will take a look at our security measures because my goal is, to be able to continue to bring san francisco this level of art work. >> reporter: now this gallery does have surveillance cameras and police tonight are looking to see if they actually captured the incident. i've also learned tonight that the suspect first told that taxi driver to take him to a particular intersection. then he suddenly changed his mind. hopped out without pay. reporting live tonight in san

the thief walked into the weinstein gallery on union square and stole a sketch by pablo picasso off thel. his 1965 work "tete de femme" also about the size of a piece of paper. very small. but it's worth about $200,000. the gallery says it will and may be difficult to sell. but they hope the suspect didn't destroy it. >>> new information emerging about a missing cyclist from berkeley, loved ones telling the "oakland tribune" that anthony michael martin had been fasting and may have weakened his physical strength and even impaired his judgment with that fast. he went missing on saturday after riding his bike near the oakland hills. martin was riding a fluorescent fresno and white road bike. anyone with any information, call the berkeley police. >>> oakland radio preacher harold camping is going into rehab after suffering a stroke in june. his daughter confirms he recently moved to a nursing home to continue his recovery. it's not clear the 89-year-old will return to his radio shot. he now predicts the end of the world on october 21. so far he is 0 for 2. >>> 20 minutes before 6:00 now. a

find the person who swiped a piece of art from the weinstein gallery in union square, a sketch by pablo picasso right off the wall. his 1965 work "tete de femme" is only about the size of a piece of paper but it's worth over $200,000. the galley says it may be difficult to sell but they hope the suspect doesn't destroy it. >>> and some historic papers went up in smoke in one of santa clara's largest wildfires. now the people blamed for starting that fire will have to pay up. kcbs radio's matt bigler joins us live from san jose to explain. >> reporter: good morning. we're talking about the "lick" fire in 2007. one of the largest ever here in santa clara county. it burned over 47,000 acres. and in that area, about 20 outbuildings were destroyed. those are cabins, sheds, that kind of thing. in one of those buildings were some pretty important papers. they were handwritten by albert einstein. they belonged to a san jose state chemistry professor. his name is dan strauss. he inherited them from his father ernst strauss the renowned mathematician and friend of einstein. dr. strauss decided to sue the

have arrested a suspect who was caught on surveillance video moments after they say he stole a pablo picassoalley. they say the new jersey man walked into the gallery, just took the sketch off the wall and walked out. and how much is it worth? anderson, the picasso piece is valued at around $200,000. >> wow. that's amazing, just walked in and took it. >>> coming up, did they get any closer to a deficit reduction plan? >>> also, willie nelson's pot case takes an unexpected turn landing the judge on the ridiculous. another good thing about geico is, they've got, like, real live people working there 24/7. so like say you need to report a claim, alright. a real person will be there to help you. then you can use geico.com to view photos of the damage, track your claim, print an estimate. you want an english muffin? they literally hand you a toasted muffin with butter and jam. (sigh) whaa. tasty. that's, that's a complete dramatization of course, but you get my point. vo: geico 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >>> in raw politics tonight, congressional leaders met earlier to

have arrested a suspect who was caught on surveillance video moments after they say he stole a pablo picasso sketch from an art gallery. they say the new jersey man walked into the gallery, just took the sketch off the wall and walked out. and how much is it worth? anderson? the picasso piece is valued at around $200,000. >> wow. that's amazing. just walked in and took it. crazy. still ahead, raw politics. did today's white house meeting move democrats and republicans any closer to a deficit reductions deal or are they bluffing about the lines in the stand they've drawn? we'll have the latest ahead. also willie nelson's texas pot case takes an unexpected turn, landing the judge on ridiculist. [ male announcer ] introducing the ultimate business phone -- t the motorola expert from sprint. its powerful tools help you work faster and smarter so you can get back to playing "angry birds." it lets you access business forms on the go, fire off e-mails with the qwerty keypad, and work securely around the world so you can get back to playing "angry birds." it's the android-powered phone that mixes bu

a pablo picasso drawing stolen in broad daylight from an art gallery. look at this picture.ing one of the drawings covered by a newspaper. trace gallagher has been on the case an joins us with a possible break in this one. what's going on? >> reporter: a big break in the case. caught in real life. this guy apparently was caught red hand. he was up in napa valley with some friends. so he's a fine art fan as well as fine wine friend. he's from who broken, new jersey. police say he went into the weinstein gallery and grabbed the 1965 picasso sketch. he put it under his arm and then he made the key mistake of walking by a restaurant surveillance cam what will be then he got into a cab. the painting is worth $250,000. here is the police chief. >> reporter: obviously where we have video we'll have a lot of success. i would encourage any business in the city really, anything you can do in the way of installing video cameras help us make our investigations more expeditious. >> reporter: the picasso painting was not damaged when they found it. he had taken the frame off base was plan

have arrested a suspect who was caught on surveillance video moments after they say he stole a pablo picassollery. they say the new jersey man walked into the gallery, just took the sketch off the wall and walked out. and how much is it worth? anderson? the picasso piece is valued at around $200,000. >> wow. that's amazing. just walked in and took it. crazy. still ahead, raw politics. did today's white house meeting move democrats and republicans any closer to a deficit reductions deal or are they bluffing about the lines in the stand they've drawn? we'll have the latest ahead. also willie nelson's texas pot case takes an unexpected turn, landing the judge on ridiculist. ♪ ♪ ♪ look at that car, well, it goes fast ♪ ♪ givin' my dad a heart attack ♪ [ friend ] that is so awesome. ♪ i love my car [ engine revving ] [ male announcer ] that first chevy, yea, it gets under your skin. ♪ on every surface in your mouth. but did you know those same germs can build up and form a resilient layer called biofilm? biofilm germs are strong enough to survive daily brushing. thankfully, there's listerine® ant

. >> a man is being held in california accused of stealing a pablo picasso sketch. he took it off the wall of the san francisco art gallery. police tracked him down in napa and said the painting was missing the frame and packaged to be shipped. what is that? all right. time for politico on this friday morning. with us now, the chief white house correspondent, mike allen. how are you? >> happy friday, mika. >> it's friday. we need that. politico has a look at the cross roads gps. here is the ad. take a look. >> i have the belief that you take care of your own self-and don't pass your debts on to your kids. >> really? you voted for reckless spending and how did you pay for it? billions in new taxes and trillions in crushing debt. >> you don't pass your debts on to your kids. >> sorry. no reckless spending, new taxes and blank checks. >> focusing on the disgust of washington overall for 2012? >> right. we can see in the ad why president obama is willing to take the good enough he's going to take from the left to get the deal done on spending. it's a potent issue. crs r