vandals hit the pizza shop at night. >> it is chronic. it is all day long. afew days we get a break. but nighttime comes there is a problem. >> the last few weeks, this problem an epidemic and eyesore at the pizza shot and across fourth street, at san jose city hall. >> this is something that should not be happening. >> reporter: officials reached their breaking point with monday's night crime. the fourth in four weeks, despite the mayor saying no to additional security, there will be more security, 24/7 starting wednesday night. >> this is not my city hall, or your city hall, it is our city hall. to see graffiti happening here. >> reporter: to do so the city is spending $30,000 through the end of june to have private security constantly parole outside of the building. if this carries over into the next year, $140,000, that is money from residents and taxpayers such as lou smith. >> do you wish you had the about, like city hall to have someone watching. >> absolutely. but really, we need the police to be proactive. >> reporter: the mayor is saying diverting

sometime between monday night and tuesday morning, and they also had graffiti on the wall outside the pizza shop. the suspect was caught on surveillance video, and the mayor says the problem is widespread and costly but not ready to get additional police officers to patrol the area. >> i think our citizens are more concerned about crime in the area then the graffiti on city hall. >> they spend about $100,000 a year on city graffiti cleanup. >>> cracking down on massage parlors in the south bay, and how some massage parlors operate and how the police plan on stopping them. >>> a big break on the case of the make-a-wish foundation burglary, the scooter is return and arrests were made, the latest developments. >>> looking at the san francisco commute, and traffic is looking good on northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. >> if i said by wednesday san francisco would go from 57 to 90, but that is the forecast, and going for 90 today. >>> welcome back. >>> the stolen scooter donated by giants hunter pence has been recovered. >> the police have recovered the scooter. >> the san francisco mayor ed lee

. >>> new at noon, a smash-and- grab burglary caught on camera at a sunnyvale pizza shop. kpix 5's kiet do shows us the video and the unusual way the guys got inside. >> reporter: as smash-and-grabs go it's 30 seconds of brute force starting with rock through the front glass door of the pizza on tasman in sunnyvale and then watch as the thief plows through the shattered glass with his head. >> used his head. terrible. >> reporter: jumping the counter wasn't so easy. he struggles because his shorts have slipped down to his knees. this might be helpful to police since he touches the monitor with his bare hands but tries to wipe away the fingerprints. >> looks like he knows what he is doing. so he has some experience at this. >> reporter: they somehow know exactly where the safe was and head straight for it. our main crook carries out that heavy safe by himself which had about $300. from the moment they stormed in to the exit was 28 seconds. the owner quit his job in high- tech and opened the restaurant about a year ago. he says margins are thin and it barely turns a profit.

. >> about an hour after the pizza shop was hit, vandals tagged city hall. >> as we're getting a message out we're trying to combat graffiti, we ourselves are getting hit. a solution can't come soon enough for businesses in the area. this restaurant's workers say graffiti is starting to deter customers. >> disrespect. people come here all the time, family orientated restaurant. disrespectful. >> reporter: i just talked to the manager of a local business that cleanse up graffiti. he says his team cleans up to 100 pieces of graffiti and that's per day. reporting live from downtown san jose, i'm lili tan. >> a big night for two underdogs vying for the white house. republicans ted cruz and bernie sanders are the winners in wisconsin tonight. they beat out the respective front-runners, donald trump and hillary clinton. cruz calling his victory a turning point. sanders says his campaign has momentum. >> with our victory tonight in wisconsin, we have now won seven out of eight of the last caucuses and primaries. >> as a result of the people of wisconsin defying the media, defying the pundits, i

. >>> coming up next, the owner of a bay area pizza shop getting another international award. >> then new at 6:00, the new luxury green homes being sold locally for less than $500,000. there is s from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >>> distilled wine made for a messy commute this morning after a big rig overturned on 880. four other vehicles were involved. it was carrying about 40,000 pounds of liquids, including a bartels and james malt liquor. lanes were closed for about seven hours. two people were hurt but will be okay. >>> a san francisco pizza legend wins his 12th world championship. these are from tony and jim. the pizza features a seven-grain dough, two kinds of tomatoes and four different kinds of cheese. send it to

fire crews were able to contain the blaze to that apartment but water and smoke heavily damaged a pizza shop and theater apartments. the delaware red cross is helping the people who lived in those homes. >>> the remains of nine veterans were laid to rest in new jersey today. it was all part of the 23rd ceremony for the mission of honor. leaders every self veterans organizations were in attendance today for the service nine veterans served during world war ii and the korean war had their remains laid to rest with full military honors at the veterans memorial cemetery in wrightsto wrightstown. >> my brothers and sisters the greatest honor that can be be stowed upon any deceased american veteran is that of a formal burial in full military discipline. >> since it was established in 2009, the new jersey mission of honor has laid more than 135 veterans to rest at the cemetery. >>> create of song you probably heard hundreds of times has passed away. ♪ >> there's mr. softy jingle you've heard blasted from ice cream trucks summer after summer. the creator less wa suv s was 94 years old. he died april

. >> coming up, what they stole from this bay area pizza shop and the unique way they got inside. >> plus, the most technologically advanced bounce house ever. it's going to the international space station. >> and a new tone for the catholic church? pope francis telling priests to be more "accepting." ,,,,,,,,,, (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) sunnyvale pizza place overn. ance video caugh >>> couple of burglars exhibit a lot of brawn but not much brains when they burglarized a sunnyvale pizza place overnight. surveillance video caught one of the suspects plowing through the window of z pizza with his head and then tripped and touched a monitor with his bare hands before trying to wipe away fingerprints. the man got away with a safe holding $300. police say they seemed to know exactly where it was located. >>> san jose police are looking for the suspects who gunned do

he owns a pizza shop in new york city. he's undecided but leaning toward donald trump. hi, i'm a lifelong republican. i have been married to my husband for two years now. my question is, i've noticed a lot of religious freedom laws and somewhat institutionalized discrimination laws happening around the country, what would you as president do to protect me and my husband from that institutionalized discrimination. >> when it comes to religious liberties it's something that protects every one of us. it's the very first amendment. it's protected in the first amendment of the bill of rights. it applies to christians, jews, muslims and atheists, and all of us, we want to live in a world where we don't have the government dictating our beliefs, dictating how we live. we have a right to live according to our conscience and that freedom protects each and every one of us. we shouldn't have the right to force others to knuckle under and give up their faith and give up their belief. for me, i mean, i have spent my entire adult life fighting to defend religious liberty. fighting to

. >> another restaurant, this pizza shop which delivers on grub hub we found has no, business licenseer. >> we will check out. >> in fact, it says carnival pizza, restaurant with so many health violations they were taken to the court but health department says they are entitled to stayed opened and operating while they litigate the previous problems. despite that zotto say they have five stars under new manager many. when were you inspect. >> i mean -- is there a video camera there. >> yes. >> they inspect them in april and found they had multiple violations and most puzzling michael's deli hossa dress on grub hub leads to this house. we have frenchfries, some chicken fingers. >> again we found no active business license or inspection report from michael's, when we searched on line we found this storefront, a at a different address. locked and seemingly shut down. but grub hub let us order from michael's anyway. the health tenth would not speak with us on camera but told us off camera businesses can operate under as many names as they want as long as the kitchen is inspect. the philad

the gentleman with a pizza shop earlier -- we're going to pull back the regulators. you'll be able to expand your pizza shop, hire more employees and that's what people want. that's why he's hiding from debates and tweeting, we need real solutions to the problems >> what do we say, if we bring up your wife heidi cruz. [ cheers and applause ] >> no one knows this man better than you, mrs. cruz, first of all, i read somewhere at the age of 8 you fell in love with politics. what was it? >> well, i think what i might have said i fell in business when i was a young child. i learned very quickly that it's good to have less regulation rather than more. in fact, we had a thriving little bread business but it caused us to do a lot of regulatory things so we stayed small. but i did become interested in politics to answer your question and i think the beginning of it was sitting, selling bread, behind my bread stand reading "time" magazine. i used to read that magazine as a kid. of things, we visited washington, d.c., and i saw what an incredible potential that the houses of co

attacked the building sometime between monday night and tuesday morning, and tag the wall on the pizza shopmilar graffiti showed up last week at city hall, and the suspect was caught on surveillance video, and the mayor says the problem is widespread and costly, but not ready to request additional police officers to patrol the area. >> i think our residents are more concerned about crime and the neighborhood than the graffiti that can easily be taken off of the wall at city hall. >> the city spends about 100 the city spends about $100,000 a year to fight graffiti. >>> the university of connecticut women's basketball team ending with a perfect season and history making ncaa championship.>> this leads to the break out, and they get the layup.>> they beat syracuse, 82- 51, winning the fourth straight national title, and the singer breanna stewart named mvp in the final four for the fourth straight year.>>> the national champions coming home to a big party in pennsylvania. >> [ applause and cheering ] >> almost 2000 fans greeted the villanova basketball team after their buzzy beating victory ov

and there's people who have had to go who have been lifelong journalists and now they're running pizza shopsr they try to change careers entirely. >> you do not have the input of seasoned journalists and their experience into this new milieu of what journalism is and is becoming, when you lose that institutional knowledge you lose a lot don't you? >> you lose a lot and you lose a sense of mentorship such as it is, people being in a newsroom together, the older folks have had experience filtering down what's going on. >> sitting around a table talking about what's going on is different than text messages. >> right. i used to work in the village voice many years ago. it was the most fun, arguments, fights but out of that came inquiring minds, and working behind a screen all day is different. i know there's a whole lot of different interaction that people do, and the medium change -- media changes over the years. >> you just made me think of something, i'll ask ms. stern, the medium is the message, what do we call social media, because there's so many messages now? how in your opinion can ied b

customers come from word of mouth referrals, social media let's you know of specials or pop-up pizza shopsd the city. >> how do you get away with this? >> it's not so much about getting away with it because i don't feel like i'm doing anything wrong. we helping someone stop taking epilepsy medicine by baking a donut a donut, seriously. what am i doing wrong? i don't feel as i'm doing anything wrong. therefore i have no fear in what i do. >> reporter: it wouldn't take much for a child to take little nibble off of this small bite and would be high. >> reporter: but police say products like these are ending up in the hands of children. >> this taffy has been infused with thc also. >> reporter: in february, kids in florida got sick after eating edible cereal and gummy bears last week. in february, bensalem police arrested a man for selling pot brownies to middle school kids. >> we're not talking 20 year olds here. we're talking 14 year old kids while they're in school. so how they supposed to learn when they're all stoned out on marijuana brownies? >> reporter: it's law. >> in week where penns

. >> and the owner of bay area pizza shop is getting another international award.se stories and a lot more those stories and a lot more when 7 news these are the hands that plow the data, dig up clues, create opportunity, and weave messages that lead to sales. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. these are the hands, the hands that drive commerce, that build business across borders. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. >> tenant of sunnyvale apartment building evacuated when the building caught fire. david louie spoke with some people who escaped by climbing down a firefighters ladder. >>reporter: residents says the fire broke outit directly across the hall. smoke to her smelled like burnt food left untakened on the stove because no one was home at the time. sunnyvale department public safety unit declared it a two alarm fire to help with evacuation. more than 30 people did have to be led out of the building including a mother of two children. 1-year-old daughter and 5-year-old son. as fire spread down the hallw

social media let's you know of specials or pop-up pizza shops around the city. >> how do you get awaying away with it i don't feel like i'm doing anything wrong. like there's something i'm getting away witch it's me helping someone stop taking epilepsy medicine by baking a donut, a donut, seriously? what am i doing wrong? i don't feel as though i'm doing anything wrong so therefore i have no fear in what i do. >> it wouldn't take much for a child to take little nibble off of this, small bite, and would be high. >> reporter: police say products like these are ending up in the hands of children. >> this taffy has been infused with thc also. >> reporter: in february, kids in florida got sick after eating edible cereal and gummy bears last week. in february, bensalem police arrested a man for selling pot brownies to middle school kids. >> we're not talking 20-year-olds here we're talking seventseventh graders. we're talking 14-year-old kids while they're in school. how they supposed to learn when they're all stoned out on marijuana broken brownies? >> reporter:. >> it's. >> in a week wher

we went to a pizza shop. great place. it's called new york pizzeria in the town of new berlin. a woman named betsy and her husband who is from italy. we talked to betsy about what's happening here upstate and who you it is feeding into the political dynamics this year. >> we've been driving around, i told you. you see a lot of towns that look like -- things have been better. >> this is the first time in the last five years i've ever seen foreclosures here. there's probably about five houses in town right now that are being foreclosed. and the families are out. >> what does that mean for politics, for the election? do you think people want a change? >> i think people are so divided. people either see the one side. a total change is going to be fabulous or they want more help from the government, which is the other side. i've never seen it so split. >> do you see the attraction of donald trump around here? >> i do. and i think a lot of it is just an anger reaction. >> what do you mean by anger? >> they're angry there hasn't been change. they're not heard. they're angry things jus

there are lifelong journalist who is are now running pizza shops. they've changed careers. >> you don't have the input of seasoned journalists and their experience into this milliur of what journalism is, and what it is becoming. and then you lose that knowledge and you lose a lot. >> you lose the sense of mentorship of people being in a newsroom together, and the older folks have been more experienc experienced, filtering down what is going on. >> sitting around talking about a story is different than exchanging text notes and e-mail messages. >> i used to work at the village voice many years ago in the office. it was the most fun. there were arguments, fights, but ou out of that came so am creativity. and it was wonderful. you know, working behind a screen all day is different. i know there is a whole different kind of interaction that people do, and that's valid and it's different. people--the medium change over the media changes over the years. >> you made me think about something else, you used to say that the media is the message. how can soci

the pizza shop across the street from city hall has dealt with the problem for years and they are welcoming the extra eyes. >> we need it. this street's -- this graffiti stuff happens all the time. whether it's outside on the windows, it's inside, people coming into the bathrooms, stuff like that, so daily to weekly. >> the city says it's also thinking about adding more surveillance cameras and lights around city hall. >>> a 12-second video on social media has prompted a hate crime investigation in the city of modesto. veronica de la cruz shows us the apparent threat sent through snapchat. [ yelling, laughing and cursing ] [ gunshot ] >> reporter: a white student sent this to a black student at modesto central catholic high school. an attorney for the recipient's family said the video was received on march 25. but when school officials were alerted they took no immediate action. >> when the school knows for a fact that a threat has been made on a student's life and that there's guns involved and there's a noose and a direct threat is made, at that point, they should have acted in the best i

they attacked a wall outside the pizza shop from across city hall.itis showed up at city hall. one suspect was caught on surveillance video. the mayor says it is a widespread problem but he is not ready to request additional police on the area. >>> music superstar janet jackson postponing her world tour saying it's doctors' orders and because of her desire to start a family. janet jackson made that sudden postponement announcement on twitter. >> i thought it was important that you be the first to know. my husband and i are planning our family. so i'm going to have to delay the tour. please, if you can try and understand that it's important that i do this. >> that's janet jackson. she is 49 years old. she did have a show set for may 19th at the co -- concord pavilion. she had already canceled some shows for unknown reasons. >>> the university of connecticut women's team got another championship. >> it lead to the breakout the other way. >> huskies at syracuse 82-61 to win their fourth straight national title. brianna steward was named outstanding play

the bad news is that neighbors of city hall are being targeted, like 4th street pizza and lee's sandwich shop at 6th and santa street signs, dumpsters, news lee's manager says, it is happening almost every night. delgado would like to see more police here at night, or the extra security patrols at city other neighbors, who have been trying to follow the city's advice by painting over the tags into adding more security much different weather around the bay area today compared to yesterday. meterologist brittney shipp is here with details. >> britteny: we see in a wild weather and a chance of showers as we go into tomorrow and to the weekend. a little summer but the '80s and '90s over. we stay in the '60s for the next couple days. gray skies and showers into tomorrow. 64 cerros the six series in daly city 68 in redwood city 67 sunnyvale. temperatures and low 70's right now and this area of low pressure sending clouds into an area of low pressure and then it will continue to the north being showers into friday saturday and sunday even chance and monday. feature cast shows it will continue pourin

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shop to deal with the bikes. when the bikes arrived, they had a delivery service for pizza before they had the pizza place. these are the best people in the world. they are extraordinary people. they would be so moved to hear you talk about them today. sen. daines: thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you for the chance to have his hearing and work with you on this important issue. two general jones, than good to see you again. i'm good to see you pursue the same line of analysis. secretary blinken, thank you for your decades of service at the highest levels. no, great to be with you again. one of the hardest days with at the refugee camp in jordan seeing the challenges and potential of a refugee camp filled with thousands of series of all ages and backgrounds. unicef, to me now runs he was a professor of mine in college. he has for some time been arguing, as i believe many of you do, that we need to realign our imagination, we consider -- reconsider the funding we provide for humanitarian relief in an emergency situation and the investments we make in development and recognize millions of refugees are likely

think within minutes, they had set up a bicycle repair shop to deal with the bikes and when the bikes arrived, they had the delivery service for pizza before they had the pizza place. so these are the best people in the world. they're extraordinary people. and they'd be so moved to hear you talk about them today. >> thank you. >> thanks, mr. chairman. >> thank you, chairman graham, and thank you for the chance to have this hearing and to work with you on this important issue. to general jones, great to see you again. i think our last conversation was in rwanda and i'm pleased to see you continuing to pursue the same line of analysis that deputy secretary blinken, thank you for your decades of service to our nation at the highest levels, and bono, great to be with you again, and deputy commissioner clements and thank you for your pointed and constructive proposals. one of my own hardest days as a senator was at a refugee camp in jordan, seeing both the enormous challenges and the real potential of a refugee camp filled with thousands of syrians of all ages and backgrounds and a mentor, to me, tony lake, who now runs unicef, who was a