a lot of purses. >> i love purses and handbags. >> anderson: jill? >> and the other dilemma and this is another thing nothing is out there that is pretty to hang the purses on. you pull that off. and put your clutches on. >> anderson: nice to see them. >> seeing everything and it's important again you make fun of me but to open your closet and see what you have and saying oh, that goes well with my outfit as opposed for it to be on the floor. and i made one so that you could put baseball hats. and that will work well. but again this is a way for you to see after you go through them. >> first i have to gut. but i love this because they will not fall off the top shelf. >> anderson: because people with purses they have them stuffed on the shelves. and the third is jewelry. >> and the jewelry i have this problem, too. and you have a lot going on. and you probably have earrings with no partners. i came up with these the little black dress hanging bag. i love that reaction. thank you. proud of them. on the front is here. and everything is under $45. you do

. >> who here regularly carries in a purse? do you have a specific spot in your purse that it goes?porter: today holly is running through a series of intensive drills designed specifically for women who pack heat. >> draw that pistol from that purse. and once you've taken a shot, safe, and return it to the purse. reload, reload, reload. holly, reload. crap, you're dead! >> reporter: every mom i know has this bag. it's a fabulous pebble leather saddle bag. but you can't find anything in there. >> i can't find my wallet when i'm at the store. >> reporter: exactly. so how are you going to find a gun? >> i'm thinking i'm going to buy another bag. >> the fact is y'all are out here training. how many of your husbands don't really train with guns? you might be the ones responsible for your safety. you might have to say honey, i got this. okay? >> reporter: this sisterhood of local gun enthusiasts has quickly drawn hundreds of members in just two years. from 9-year-old gia who hopes to shoot in the 2012 olympics, to 62-year-old marcia, who only discovered shooting three years ago. >> got mo

i said, what is your purse?that is hollywood wardrobe stylist claire hammonds and she says that kara found her name in the credits on the "oc" when she was working there, and kara kept call calling. >> the girls needed a cute cocktail purse and at the time she was doing cocktail purses and clutches, and it worked. >> since then kara say ths thate cornerstone of the marketing can be found in the drugstore fan magazines. >> what i look for is each celebrity's style, and i look for the stores. if you pay attention in the magazine magazines, there's always some tidbit about some little store that will be in the middle of new orleans. >> even a tiny scrap of information like that is plenty to get kara dialling the phone. >> i look for the store and look it up online and call them and say, hey, why don't you take a look at this. >> when her company first launched she has had revenues of over $1 million than fox the resourceful attitude. perhaps more than the money, it is the sizzle of hollywood glamour that gets her g

this guy came into the store, stole this lady's purse and ran out and my dad grabbed the guy by the pursehis and the guy -- >> jimmy: tug of war with the purse. >> and then there -- my dad would sell the pointy umbrellas. the guy grabbed an umbrella and started swinging at my dad and my dad grabbed by an umbrella. they were bound by the wrist like in a gladiator match. that's my dad. >> jimmy: have you considered the possibility that that criminal was the penguin and your father was indeed, batman? >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: that's amazing. "the walking dead" your parents must be thrilled about your success. i mean -- >> they're happy. i mean, like i said they are a basket full of advice. >> jimmy: they are. what other advice do they give you? >> they're korean and they are proud and they want to have me make a foray over to korea. and they're like why not get your hands in endorsements over there and the type of endorsements over there they do anything. the biggest stars are peddling cake, underwear, cars and then random furnitures and paper companies. >> jimmy: cake? really? >> oh, yeah.

it looks like a purse. maybe someone thought he was stealing a purse. >> absolutely. he could have been just sleeping down in there. and they might have not even realized. >> reporter: again this happened late wednesday night. she fell asleep when she woke up he was gone. she was heading home from a spca fundraising event. she has been putting up missing fliers at bart stations all the way from millbrae up to san francisco. and you actually have pulled together a reward. you put $1,000 up for a reward and your friends and family also pitched in? >> yeah. i've gotten a couple $1,000 in donations on top of that. i feel really supported right now. and i just pray for his return. >> reporter: and the reason you have an anxiety disorder is from when you were younger. you were involved in something very traumatic. >> i was involved in a plane crash. you don't ever get over that. >> reporter: so this dog really helped you cope with traveling and day-to-day activities. >> absolutely. i was able to fete off medication and he relieved all my stress. pretty much. he really -- he

it looks like a purse. maybe someone thought he was stealing a purse. >> absolutely. he could have been just sleeping down in there. and they might have not even realized. >> reporter: again this happened late wednesday night. she fell asleep when she woke up he was gone. she was heading home from a spca fundraising event. she has been putting up missing fliers at bart stations all the way from millbrae up to san francisco. and you actually have pulled together a reward. you put $1,000 up for a reward and your friends and family also pitched in? >> yeah. i've gotten a couple $1,000 in donations on top of that. i feel really supported right now. and i just pray for his return. >> reporter: and the reason you have an anxiety disorder is from when you were younger. you were involved in something very traumatic. >> i was involved in a plane crash. you don't ever get over that. >> reporter: so this dog really helped you cope with traveling and day-to-day activities. >> absolutely. i was able to fete off medication and he relieved all my stress. pretty much. he really -- he

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apparently a second man stole the mother's purse. both victims will be okay, but the search continues for two men responsible for the attack. muni riderrers had not heard about what happened. i asked one woman if she was worried about her safety? >> not too much when i'm on the bus. that's when most people are going to work or school. >> do you think the time you ride makes you feel safer? >> yes, definitely. >> so on a weekend night, do you think you would feel a little different? >> yes. >> late at night? >> yeah. >> reporter: she says she does take some precautions like not taking out her cell phone and watching her purse carefully when she's on the bus. >> we have a description of one of the men. he's described as a large man, possibly is is a mowen at the time of the attack. he was wearing a black sweatshirt and was wearing red and black headphones. now, there was the second man who grabbed the mother's purse. we do not have a description of him this morning for you because apparently the victims did not get a good look at him.

one girl holds the purse open. another girl put the puppy in the purse.girl gave her jacket to the girl that had the stolen puppy and helped her conceal the puppy. >> then suddenly, as the thieves make their getaway, it appears this woman has a change of heart. just after her two friends exit the store, the girl with the stolen puppy in her purse, strangely puts the dog back. but what seems like a stroke of luck for one pup turns out to be bad news for another little guy. >> she did steal a different puppy instead. so she took the puppy out of that purse, put the puppy back, and chose a different puppy. >> again, cindy releases the theft video to local media, and again, the puppy is returned unharmed. only the girl who carried the puppy in her purse is arrested. cindy darrell has more than a dozen security cameras in her store, and she wants would-be thieves to take notice. >> we have cameras. we have signs that tell you we have cameras. we're not hiding the fact. i just don't understand why people continue to steal knowing that that day they're going to

police say the suspects then stole his grandmother's purse. when she tried fighting off her grandson's attackers. police say this area is considered a hot spot in the mission district. it's near bart, several bus stops and businesses that close before it gets dark. but despite warning the public against it. police say people continue to use electronic devices while in the area. or, carry large bags and purses. which, police say, attracts theives. this couple has lived in the area for three years. and, say they've had enough. at this time, police are not releasing detailed descriptions of the suspects. they say they don't want to compromise their investigation. but say they are looking into the possibility that surveillance cameras may have caught the incident on video. in the mission district of san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (gunfire) that is the sound of bullets captured by a police shot spotter. those shots fired in richmond. ended up hitting a one- year old baby boy. tonight, the gunman responsible for that shooting is sti

. >> san jose police are still looking for one suspect in a violent purse snatching. police are looking for january 000 rios, his sister was arrested on thursday. police say joseette punched and kicked the victim after she got off the light rail frame. both suspects then ripped the purse from the victim and ran away. >> new concerns about contaminated soil at moffet field. >> celebrating the irish around the bay. the big parade and the parties coming up. >>> and a change in the weather ahead. meteorologist leigh glaser is up next with your accuweather forecast. >> mike: the world baseball classic down to the final four. and college football, winding down spring practice around the nation, including >> carolyn: new concerns tonight about cyber hackers. california utility officials are warning that hackers are targeting utilities and that could cause major outages. the california public utilities commission warns that smart meter and other computerized gear can be easily hacked. the agency is now considering new rules to bolster protections. >>> the epa has ordered nasa

investigators say she knocked the victim down and that this man here took the woman's purse.en took off on bikes. investigators are asking anyone who knows who they are to call the police department. >> a major roadway improvement project was meant to beautify san jose, but careless drivers have turned new road into an ugly and expensive mess. >> evidence of the latest crash along this newly redone section of capital express way in east san jose. a driver veered off the road and took out a light pole, creating another headache for work crews. >> we are trying to improve the neighborhood. >> brandy childress is with the agent in charge of this project. $8.5 million is being spend on new sidewalk, and light poles. since work start ed two years ago there have been several similar crashes with repair work costing thousands there was. >> a little disheartening when you see some of the damages that are done and car accidents are going to happen. but we are going to be able to fix these relatively easily. >> san jose police weren't able to tell me whether speed has been a factor in

. >> say i come and visit and i have a purse and i set it on the floor, a table or chair. get into it. you have to remember to close everything up and put it up and out of the reach of the child. >> you're often distracted when people come over. >> you're glad to see people. you're out of your routine. >> are there particular problems? >> ibuprofen, aspirin, blood pressure pills. >> those are in purses. >> they can cause trouble. >> what's the key for keeping kids safe? >> remember up and away. if you're at home, put something on

her brother is accused of then stealing the victim's purse. although vta platforms are equipped with 24-7 surveillance cameras... san jose police are urging anyone with any information about the whereabouts of jonathan ziprioano rios to call 911 or the anonymous tip line. her brother is accused of then stealing the victim's purse. although vta platforms are equipped with 24-7 surveillance cameras... san jose police are urging anyone with any information about the whereabouts of jonathan ziprioano rios to call 911 or the anonymous tip line. there is a student at san jose state university who suffers from a disease that causes him to uncontrollably speak out. update news reporter lisa doo-tree explains how he copes with this ailment. ">>>twenty six year old sophomore james mackay is not you're typical san jose state university student. james has a neurological disorder called tourettes syndrome that is based in the brain. he says he had it since he was a young child. james mackay/tourettes syndrome sufferer"i was in there playing with my army me

he gets away with a $300 purse, a sack of credit cards and she had $200 in cash. >> to hear this ladythis video has to be tough to watch. this guy is stealing your stuff right behind you. you're like a foot away. >> police are still looking for this brazen thief, but here's a face. >> never really considered cross-country skiing a contact sport until now. this is an annual race in sweden. this goes for 55 miles. oftenalmed the oldestndecht cro the world, but notice these dudes. yeah. lots of flops, lots of falling, lots of people falling down. >> this is a cross-country race, these guys are trained to cross-country skiers. they don't know what to do when they go down a hill. >> that's not a hill. that's a speed bump! >> thousands of participants every year compete in this thing. it is kirchnd of packed. >> no one's really doing much racing. people are doing nor falling. >> this is fun to watch. >> probably crashing into each other because they can't slow down. right? someone fall, someone behind them can't fall down. >> they're cross-country skiers thp they don't know the -- >> everyb

getting someone to buy a half dozen purses a tough sell, a purse, pair of shoes, watch, belt, hat, that's easier. coach is rolling out new footwear product lines and offering more shoes, sandals, sneakers, smoking shoes, rain shoes, boat shoes, pumps, flats, flops. and coach has been selling footwear since the late '90s and they're the number one footwear brand in macy's. that's a good stock. expanding the business is the smart move. first step. the company plans to roll out new outwear, new types of jewelry and coach has been growing their men's business which could go from 8% to 25% in the next throw to five years. really need to execute. even though coach has become a value stock, it's still plenty of growth opportunities. especially in china. this used to excite people and people got like wait a second. new york is like -- america is not doing so well. why should we care about china? coach gets 11% of revenues from china. expected to grow to 20% over time. if the growth in china decelerates from 22% to 15%, you are still looking at $8 billion market five years down the road. if coach

the male suspect snatched her purse. both rode away on bicycles.oman who rides the light rail and she said she tries to pay attention to passengers but there's only so much she can do. >> the driver is not visibility, at least on the bus. the driver can see but on the light rail, they are up in front, so there's no one else that's gonna have your back besides yourself. >> do you ever pay attention to, did somebody just follow me off the train? >> i never have but i guess i will now start to do that. >> reporter: the female suspect is described as we latino, 5'6", 190 pounds with long, dark waivey hair, believed to be in her 20s. >> the male spanish, 5'7" weighing 170 pounds. he was riding a ten-speed bicycle, either white or latino. if you have any information, san jose police would like to hear from you. back out here live, this attack happened on ray street. this is in the buena vista neighborhood. this is a brand-new apartment complex. we're told the complex has not been filled up. they are concerned. we've seen a lot of students walking here, a

purses. which, police say, attracts theives. this couple has lived in the area for three years. and, say they've had enough. within a block or to from here there is at least one or two assaults. it is disturbing and i don't feel comfortable walking out at night. people need to be very aware and alert. to consider moving away from the area every day. at this time, police are not releasing detailed descriptions of the suspects. they say they don't want to compromise their investigation. but say they are looking into the possibility that surveillance cameras may have caught the incident on video. in the mission district of san francisco, philippe >> two children will spend the weekend recovering from injuries they sustained. during two separate shootings this week in the east bay. kron 4's mike pelton is live at richmond police headquaters with more. mike? fortunately bulk of those children are expected to be ok. she received treatment for minor injuries. they're offering a $25,000 award to find

the male suspect then ripped the purse from her hands. the robbery happened in february. >>> the san francisco symphony has canceled tomorrow's concert because of a pay dispute. instead of continuing negotiations, the musicians went on strike. this newest proposal offered them a three-career contract, average pay of $165,000, and the same benefits package they have now. >> the current economic environment, the san francisco symphony is chasing the same challenges that other institutions around the country are facing. for all four years of the most collective bargaining agreement, operating expenses have outpaced operating income. >> the standoff continues. if you have tickets for tomorrow afternoon's concert, you can exchange them or get a refund. >> it will be at least another week before the restaurant can reassess when it might reopen after a fire last friday. the restaurant posted on its website that it's canceling all reservations through march 30, but they'll start taking new reservations for after that day starting on march 18. wor

the male suspect snatched her purse. both rode away on bicycles.to a woman who rides the light rail and she said she tries to pay attention to passengers but there's only so much she can do. >> the driver is not visibility, at least on the bus. the driver can see but on the light rail, they are up in front, so there's no one else that's gonna have your back besides yourself. >> do you ever pay attention to, did somebody just follow me off the train? >> i never have but i guess i will now start to do that. >> reporter: the female suspect is described as we latino, 5'6", 190 pounds with long, dark waivey hair, believed to be in her 20s. >> the male spanish, 5'7" weighing 170 pounds. he was riding a ten-speed bicycle, either white or latino. if you have any information, san jose police would like to hear from you. back out here live, this attack happened on ray street. this is in the buena vista neighborhood. this is a brand-new apartment complex. we're told the complex has not been filled up. they are concerned. we've seen a lot of students walking h

one guy, whose job is to steal purses, open purses, a pickpocket in a subway. (paul arthur) the number of underground spots that we see in film noir is quite phenomenal. underground garages and subways and sewer systems. it's a manifestation of the underworld, of this secret labyrinth where criminals hide in shadows this is the image, representing a modern hell. (paul schrader) in dealing with a doomed world, you go for visual correlatives. it's hard to do a doom story on a pleasant, sunny day. (dramatic music playing) (martin scorsese) the image of richard widmark running in the streets in "night and the city" is a seminal film noir image. you can't think of them without thinking of the image of a man running in the street at night. (dramatic music playing) somethg is more -- it's more dramatic. it's more dramatic. and the characters that come out at night are more fascinating, i think. that's really what it's about. (heavy breathing) (a.j. bezzerides) i think our world is headed for chaos and not very many people seem to be shivering about it. we ought to be

i dug in my change purse and quarters for everybody. >> i got it. i got it. i got it.. >> for those of you really ambidextrous, you reverse and go the other way. >> i can barely get it to go one way. >> it is fun. >> i think i am about to get it, too. i got it. the pinky. i can do this without looking it would be cool. if i am sitting here like this -- >> it is just a practice makes perfect kind of thing. >> the winner winner would be nick with this round of what can you do? >> what if things in the natural world were a bit different? say animals were round instead of sleek. >> the flamingos look like balloons. >> they do. the alligator cannot swim with the t-rex style legs. >> he is floating fine because he is like a beach ball. >> these are rolling safari to promote an upcoming conference in germany called fmx all about animation effects. >> it would really even the playing field because here we're seeing a leopard trying to chase down a gazelle and he can't do it because they're both rounded like beach balls. >> rolling off into the dust together. >> it would make s

she walked up had a coin purse with her zipper on it.nzipped it dumping all of the coins in it not knowing the ring was inside. >> bling. >> i reachd in my coin purse and i accidentally gave him along with some change my engagement ring. >> she was distracted after a busy day shopping getting her family ready for a road trip. >> probably an hour away from home when i realized it? >> what was your reaction? >> my reaction was turn around right now. we have to go back. >> billy ray noticed the ring in his cup but thought it was fake so he asked a jeweler about his found treasure. >> i will give you 4,000 dollars for it right now no questions asked. my jaw dropped like the cartoon fox on road runner. >> my husband customized the ring it was custom made real spligs but i also didn't have it insured. >> a devil popped up on my shoulder take the money take the money. 4,000 dollars you are sleeping under a bridge. the angel is like don't do that. you know you stole that for that money. >> by the time sara returned billy ray was gone. >> i felt

. >> i dug in the change purse.uarte >>> mma fights can be long, grueling, knock down, drag out affairs that take a long time or they can be like this. yeah. six seconds. that's a whole six seconds. i tried to count. it is somewhere between six and eight. this is francis grant and scott noble. grant is getting knocked out. noble is the winner. you can see within a few seconds a kick to the face and grant down on the ground and actually hard to watch because he is completely knocked out and he see his leg shaking there. >> does anybody know if the guy is alive? >> yeah. >> we haven't checked? it appears as though he is okay. this is octagon fights that they say is the d.c. longest running promotion. >> longest and shortest fight ever, probably. >> the shortest fight ever and the longest running promotion. this thing lasted. >> there is a great shame i need to reveal. you know i love star track. i can't do the vulcan thing. i am the only one on the show that can't do that. >> really? >> no. i can't. >> embarrassing. >

the robber stole the purse in east oakland, but they were exposed by surveillance cameras and police arrested them. police don't think she was the only victim. >> investigators released the video in hopes that there might be other victims out there who have not come forward yet. >> we went to the same block and found a woman who said her purse was stolen and was pistol whipped the same day and same hour as the woman in the video. >> i said don't kill me. don't hurt me. >> we showed her the video of the suspect. >> looked like him. look like it is him. i'm sure it is him. >> the woman reported the incident when it happened, but she didn't realize her neighbor had been mugged too. >> i feel dangerous nowment. >> what do you think your neighborhood needs to do now? >> i am not sure. >> would it help if you communicated and talked and got together? >> i think so. >> community involvement is paramount. >> chinatown is a perfect example of a community mobilizing against crime. >> it is not only your friends. the next victim could be you or me. it is time to do something. >> police helped t

the robber stole the purse in east oakland, but they were exposed by surveillance cameras and policerrested them. police don't think she was the only victim. >> investigators released the video in hopes that there might be other victims out there who have not come forward yet. >> we went to the same block and found a woman who said her purse was stolen and was pistol whipped the same day and same hour as the woman in the video. >> i said don't kill me. don't hurt me. >> we showed her the video of the suspect. >> looked like him. look like it is him. i'm sure it is him. >> the woman reported the incident when it happened, but she didn't realize her neighbor had been mugged too. >> i feel dangerous nowment. >> what do you think your neighborhood needs to do now? >> i am not sure. >> would it help if you communicated and talked and got together? >> i think so. >> community involvement is paramount. >> chinatown is a perfect example of a community mobilizing against crime. >> it is not only your friends. the next victim could be you or me. it is time to do something. >> police helped the

the robber stole the purse in east oakland, but they were exposed by surveillance cameras and police arrested them. police don't think she was the only victim. >> investigators released the video in hopes that there might be other victims out there who have not come forward yet. >> we went to the same block and found a woman who said her purse was stolen and was pistol whipped the same day and same hour as the woman in the video. >> i said don't kill me. don't hurt me. >> we showed her the video of the suspect. >> looked like him. look like it is him. i'm sure it is him. >> the woman reported the incident when it happened, but she didn't realize her neighbor had been mugged too. >> i feel dangerous nowment. >> what do you think your neighborhood needs to do now? >> i am not sure. >> would it help if you communicated and talked and got together? >> i think so. >> community involvement is paramount. >> chinatown is a perfect example of a community mobilizing against crime. >> it is not only your friends. the next victim could be you or me. it is time to do something. >> police helped t

and then that female suspect tried to take her purse. the male suspect helped the female suspect snatch the victim's purse. both left the scene on bicycles. those two ride the light rail station say they are shocked that this happened. >> i was surprised it happened here. it's a nice area. >> reporter: the female suspect is described as being latino, 5'6", weighing 190 pounds and has long dark wavy hair. the male suspect is a white or latino weighing 170 pounds. san jose police would like you to give them a call if you recognize either of those suspects or have information. coming up at 6:00 a.m. you will hear from the man who might recognize those two people you saw in the picture. >>> a pleasant oven preschool is hoping to rebuild trust with parents after a teacher is accused of binding a two-year- old with masking tape. >> our preschool family, parents, everybody is highly upset. there is a lot of anxiety over an incident like this. >> more than 100 parents attended a meeting at center point school last night. angela taped a child's w

and then that female suspect tried to take her purse. the male suspect helped the female suspect snatch the victim's purse. both left the scene on bicycles. those two ride the light rail station say they are shocked that this happened. >> i was surprised it happened here. it's a nice area. >> reporter: the female suspect is described as being latino, 5'6", weighing 190 pounds and has long dark wavy hair. the male suspect is a white or latino weighing 170 pounds. san jose police would like you to give them a call if you recognize either of those suspects or have information. coming up at 6:00 a.m. you will hear from the man who might recognize those two people you saw in the picture. >>> a pleasant oven preschool is hoping to rebuild trust with parents after a teacher is accused of binding a two-year- old with masking tape. >> our preschool family, parents, everybody is highly upset. there is a lot of anxiety over an incident like this. >> more than 100 parents attended a meeting at center point school last night. angela taped a child's w

in south bay san jose police asking for the public's help catching two purse snatchers. the victim and suspects seen in these pictures got off the light-rail train. the female suspect you see there, described as hispanic and in her early 20s allegedly punched and kicked the woman until she fell to the ground. police say the male suspect held the female suspect while they took the purse from her hands. they then took off on bikes. the robbery happened in early february. >>> new details about a world renowned restaurant in berkeley rebuilding after a fire. chez panise is not expected to reopen until next month. >>> we can see white smoke coming from that chimney there on top of the sistine chapel. you can hear the crowds cheering. that's signifying a new pope has been elected. so this is monumental news all across the globe. some 1.2 billion catholics right now have reason to celebrate. we should soon find out who the elected pope is. again, white smoke coming out billowing from the chimney on the sistine chapel. 1500 cardinals have, in fact, elected a new pope. that is mo

they're gonna find one day jimmy hoffa in her purse.g something. maybe one of your broadway shows or something. >> oh, yes, i've had so many. >> jimmy: you know, broadway shows. >> and big smashes, too. yes. >> jimmy: but you were away and i said -- and we were talking about purses or wallets or something, and i said, let me -- did anyone see hoda's? and she brought it out. and it was just a pile of receipts, and it was awful. >> she has got parking tickets in there from, like, 30 years ago. she doesn't even have a car to park, but she has parking tickets. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> that's her charm, though. >> jimmy: oh, we love her so much. we both do. but then you did something cool. you adopted -- >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: this thing. this dog. >> i am insane about this dog. >> jimmy: are you kidding me? >> this dog is cinnamon. you don't understand. >> jimmy: you don't even understand. ready? >> look at cinnamon. look at cinnamon. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: that is unbelievable. >> cinnamon is 3 pounds. the sweetest dog. i had an as

license out of their purse., okay, now i know where you live. i know where you work. i know where your kids go to school. if you ever report this to the police, i will come back. i will kill you, i'll kill your family. and i would make my threats as real as possible. and nine times out of ten, they would try to reassure me that that would never happen. >> when he decided he was done, he would drive his victim back to the parking lot where he had kidnapped her, return to his car and drive home, often with what he described as a trophy. >> did you take jewelry? >> rings. earrings, watches. necklaces. an item that would let me recall a particular victim. >> during the course of the interview, when he was telling me about these situations, i couldn't help but flash on these women. i was wondering how they were, how their lives had gone. had they been able to go on? it just kept haunting me. so i kept asking him -- why? >> my motivation for becoming a serial rapist, actually extends back to when i was 18 years old. i

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the robbers stole her purse on east 17th street in oakland. they were exposed by surveillance cameras and police arrested them. >> investigators released this video in hopes there might be other victims out there who have not come forward yet. >> reporter: we went back to the same block and found a woman who says her purse was stolen and she was pistol whipped on the same day within the same hour as the woman in the video. >> i'm so scared they'll kill me. >> we showed her video of suspects. >> that is him, i'm sure it is him. >> reporter: the woman reported the incident when it happened but she didn't realize that her neighbor had been mugged. >> reporter: what do you think your neighborhood needs to do now? >> i'm not sure. >> reporter: would it help if you communicated and talked and got together? >> i think so. >> community involvement is paramount. >> chinatown is perfect example of a community mobilizing against crime. >> people should say, time to do something. >> reporter: police help them set up a crime prevention council and crime wa

he pulled the trigger and nothing happened with the gun, and so i just grabbed my purse, which was on point and i ran downstairs and out of there. >> reporter: and once she goes public with version two, she makes this bold prediction. no jury is going to convict me. >> why not? >> because i'm innocent and you can mark my words on that one. >> she says that before the world ever hears version three. >> she sits in jail for a year and a half, and now changes her story once again. >> in 2010, two years after the murder, jodi's lawyer files a court document, indicating jodi will finally admit to killing travis. >> she killed travis, but it was in self-defense. he came after her, and she defended herself and she had to kill travis or she would have been killed. >> reporter: that same year, where she admits to stabbing travis alexander multiple times, there is this angelic performance. ♪ o holy night the stars are brightly shining ♪ >> tell me what you know about this christmas carol with inmate idol and she won the contest. >> it's surreal. she purports to be so religious and godly, singin

the victim falls to the ground.and the suspect grabs her purse and another bag. the second suspect grabs something else. they take off.the victim gets up and runs.screaming. here it is again in real time with audio. the victim's scream is piercing. police say this happened a few weeks ago near lake merrit. >> reporter: this morning's raids weren't limited to just oakland. kron 4's charles clifford shows us how this effort stretched across the bay area. the oakland police department says that these raids are actually part of an ongoing effort, and they aren't revealing exactly where the arrest were made friday morning, but here's what we do know. the main focus of the effort was in oakland, specifically east oakland. 20 warrants were served across the city. also, two search warrants were served 30 miles to the east in antioch there was also a raid in nearby brentwood. and finally a single warrant was served in pacifica, which is south of san francisco now, the multi agency task force, led by opd, served 24 high risk warrants, 21 of the raids were conducted simulta

. >> i saw someone's purse on the floor. i asked him about it.e wouldn't tell me who had been there. he told me to shut up, quit being a ho about things. >> that is normal for him to talk to you like that? >> sometimes. >> she denied having any knowledge of the murder at all. bit by bit, she would give a little bit of detail, enough to let us know there was more information still to be gleaned from the interview. >> i knew about it. >> okay. >> i knew there was a body in the bathtub. >> if we're interviewing somebody we'll have them go and lay out their story in chronological order. we'll go back and ask them in reverse order. it's extremely difficult for somebody to lie in reverse. >> i saw a purse. i saw shoes. i saw shorts. he goes shhh. you don't believe me, come see. okay. sure. let's see the body in your bathtub. you know, yeah, right. opens the shower curtain. there's a body in the bathtub. >> you never saw a face? >> uh-uh. >> at that point, did you know who it was? >> no. i had never met her. i knew that she had been shady before. >> how

they call it a but dial but in this case it was a purse dial.gps fighture, they trace today to an alley one block away from the police station. they cited the woman and arrested her alleged dealer multiple drug charge. he's been released. >> police releasing surveillance video that happened with a chase outside of walmart. florida, cameras, capturing a suspected shop lifter and making a mad dash for the exits of walmart in orlando. he shuved a woman to the ground as he goes outside of the door. that man fired five shot necessary the parking lot as the suspect drove off in his car. police arrested the want to be hero charges on misde19or charges and nabbed the suspect a short time later. >> a boy stops breathing and spotted a woman with her in the gas station. the whole thing was caught on tape. >> after a few minutes, i got life back in him . not too long after this they took him to the hospital. >> the mom is grateful that the officer was there. he said he was just doing his job. >> new york. most people behind bars can't wait to get out. one m

. >> i saw someone's purse on the floor. i asked him about it. and he wouldn't tell me who had been there. he told me to shut up, quit being a ho about things. >> that is normal for him to talk to you like that? >> sometimes. >> she denied having any knowledge of the murder at all. bit by bit, she would give a little bit of detail, enough to let us know there was more information still to be gleaned from the interview. >> i knew about it. >> okay. >> i knew there was a body in the bathtub. >> if we're interviewing somebody we'll have them go through and lay out their story in chronological order. then we'll go back and ask them in reverse order. it's extremely difficult for somebody to lie in reverse. >> i saw a purse. i saw shoes. i saw shorts. and he goes, "shhh." you don't believe me? come and see. okay. sure. let's see the body in your bathtub. you know, yeah, right. opens the shower curtain. there's a body in the bathtub. >> you never saw a face? >> uh-uh. >> at that point, did you know who it was? >> no. i had never met her. i knew that she