ramirez is responsible for at least 16 horrifying murders. a rapists, slasher torturer. >> my first interaction with richard ramirez. i remember about 12 years ago now i was escorting him across the yard to a visit. and just i was having light

ramirez was fired late yesterday. tsa says it has a zero tolerance policy of stealing. the tsa director refused to be interviewed for our report, but in a statement, the agency said the vast majority of its employees are honest, hardworking individuals. but of course, it only takes a few, or, in the case of the tsa, a few hundred, to give everyone a black eye. terry? >> pretty dramatic sting. thanks, brian, for that report. >>> next up, we're going to told to deepak chopra, like you've never seen him before, in an intimate new documentary, made by his own son. what they both have to say about it, next. thank you, mr. speaker, uh, members of congress. in celebration of over 75 years of our government employees insurance company, or geico...as most of you know it. ...i propose savings for everyone! i'm talking hundreds here... and furthermore.. newcaster: breaking news. the gecko is demanding free pudding. and political parties that are actual parties! with cake! and presents! ah, that was good. too bad nobody could hear me. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen p

tsa says ramirez is no long werth agency. brian ross will have a full report tonight on world news with tieian sawyer and "nightline". >>> nfl fans are looking forward to tonight's game with regular referees back on-the-job. the league and refs have struck a deal to end labor dispute after horrendous call by a replacement ref monday night. katie marzullo is here with reaction. >> reporter: this is the play the replacement ref ruling

when we went to reclaim the ipad two weeks later, ramirez, at first, denied having it.ou take it? >> no, sir. >> reporter: but shortly after, we activated an audio alarm on the missing ipad, ramirez produced it. with his tsa uniform now off, he blamed his wife for taking it. >> ramirez has been fired. he's just 1 of 381 tsa officers who have lost their jobs for theft. 11 this year alone, amid what critics call a culture of indifference and lax oversight. >>> proof this morning that not every woman has the knack for motherhood. researchers have identified a mom gene. they say it's responsible for motivating mothers to nurture. when the gene was suppressed in female mice, they spent less time caring for their young. they say women without the gene are not incapable of being moms. >>> federal health officials are encouraging every american to consider getting vaccinated. the flu shot is important for seniors and children over 6 months old. last year's flu season was mild. but doctors say this year could be unpredictable. >>> switching gears to sports. lots of football on a

ramirez produced it.sa uniform now off, he blamed his wife for taking it. >> my wife says she got the ipad and brought it home. >> reporter: that can't be true. the last time we saw it, it was in your hands. ramirez was fired late yesterday by the tsa, which incysts it has a zero tolerance policy for stealing. >> i cannot believe he blamed it on his wife. that is something. you're going to have a lot more of your investigation tonight on "nightline." thank you, brian. >>> and coming up, when are mcdonald's fries a smart choice? and are sweet potato fries always the healthy choice? some deep fried surprises, when we come back. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you've been years in the making. and there are many years ahead. join the millions of members who've chosen an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. go long. starts with arthritis pain and a choice. take tylenol or take aleve, the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic doctors. just two aleve can keep pain aw

ramirez is responsible for at least 16 horrifying murders. a rapists, slasher torturer. >> my first interaction with richard ramirez. i remember about 12 years ago now i was escorting him across the yard to a visit. and just i was having light talk with him. he was looking out, looking in the sky. he says you know, i came here to california looking for a pot of gold, and what i actually found was a pot of iron. i wouldn't feel comfortable with him roaming the streets of my neighborhood. not at all. >> reporter: robinson is dealt on a daily basis with such certified monsters at charles ing who with his partner ling raped, tortured and murdered three women. richard allen davis who kidnapped, raped and killed poly class. this is davis as he looks now. and randy craft who kidnapped, molested and murdered as many as 77 young men, craft has his own website with a picture of his younger handsomer self. >> we laugh and joke with the guys, but it's always in the back of my mind that there's something that's a little different in their thought process

david ramirez. david likorman. >> i'm david ramirez. and i was asked to talk about the light study. is there someone here to switch on -- >> i think we need the laptop. linda? >> so i wanted to try to give you -- >> if you can speak -- >> speak into the top microit would be -- mic, it would be better. >> my name is david ramirez. i was asked to produce a light study for the chows. and i want to give you -- that's a lot of the numbers which i think you've been given a bit of a feel for what this bming -- this proposed building would do to the light in the adjacent building. so this is basically a set of renderings over the years spaced at one-hour increments that show a split screen of the existing and the proposed configure yation. now, this is for the third floor hallway. and there's a substantial impact. but i want to switch now to the second floor. all right. so this is -- this is the second floor hallway which essentially is going to be dark the entire day. all right. all right. so she is asking me to explain that these renderings are based on historical light data for san franc

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tsa says ramirez is no long werth agency.brian ross will have a full report tonight on world news with tieian sawyer and "nightline". >>> nfl fans are looking forward to tonight's game with regular referees back on-the-job. the league and refs have struck a deal to end labor dispute after horrendous call by a replacement ref monday night. katie marzullo is here with reaction. >> reporter: this is the play the replacement ref ruling what looked like an interception touchdown giving green baena controversial win over seattle. >> call stands touchdown. >> reporter: it was a jaw-dropper for fans, players and eye-opener for nfl owners. >> it became clear this is more than winners and losers and complaining about a bad call. >> reporter: after getting nowhere for months the past 48 hours sought intensive negotiations. the lockout is lifted and there's a deal on the table. starting tonight, not a moment too soon for players. >> sweet. >> great to have the regular refs back. >> reporter: sources say both sides are pleased officials g

len ramirez cbs 5 >>> we talk about rats pigeon six tickets >>> let's talk about something happy. it has been beautiful out the nicest weather in the country and continues. bay bridge beautiful. the low clouds will be here in the morning. we have mainly clear skies over the bay bridge. in concord 66 livermore 70, 66 in the city currently 62. in the morning chaos in the house and the kids get ready for school, mother nature getting ready for cloud cover toward the coast mainly cloudy for the bay sunshine letter a quiet night upper 50s inland. cloud cover at the coast. the location of the high pressure changes, we read in the '90s in inland locations but high pressure slides slowly to the south we get the onshore flow and that shaves a few degrees off the afternoon highs. look at the fog moving back into the bay and burns off tomorrow. we have the mid-90s today so five degrees cooler the cooling trend continues this weekend. san francisco's 64. oakland tomorrow 70 at san jose 79 fairfield 91 redwood city 76. weekend looks nice mostly sunny skies. a temperatures ryan lower to mid-sev

tsa says ramirez is no long werth agency.brian ross will have a full report tonight on world news with tieian sawyer and "nightline". >>> nfl fans are looking forward to tonight's game with regular referees back on-the-job. the league and refs have struck a deal to end labor dispute after horrendous call by a replacement ref monday night. katie marzullo is here with reaction. >> reporter: this is the play the replacement ref ruling what looked like an interception touchdown giving green baena controversial win over seattle. >> call stands touchdown. >> reporter: it was a jaw-dropper for fans, players and eye-opener for nfl owners. >> it became clear this is more than winners and losers and complaining about a bad call. >> reporter: after getting nowhere for months the past 48 hours sought intensive negotiations. the lockout is lifted and there's a deal on the table. starting tonight, not a moment too soon for players. >> sweet. >> great to have the regular refs back. >> reporter: sources say both sides are pleased officials g

len ramirez cbs 5. >>> the weekend is here how map it to report weekend whether spectacular '80s inlandeventies at the bay maybe your heading out current temperatures this is the approach to the bay bridge. mid-60's for livermore and concord santa rosa dropped down to the upper 40's. you are currently 55 san jose 59 san francisco 56. lots going on this weekend including the festival in downtown lafayette opera in the ballpark saturday night will be chilly and likely dry and cool and pleasant. satellite radar revealed the cloud cover offshore begins pushed inland. mostly cloudy for parts of the bay to start the day lots of sunshine to finish the day. high pressure dome dominates southern california. we get and onshore wind in southern california 110 degrees on the other side we get and onshore flow purine that keeps temperatures just about perfect and pleasant weather. their results will be nine degrees cooler for san francisco 64 hike tomorrow. inland areas five degrees above average. other temperatures morgan hill 88 san jose 80. lots of sunshine inland. pittsburgh 85 pleasanton 88 dub

the perpetual partyers tells cbs 5 len ramirez police are given them pass >>> this video shows the off- campus party scene around san clara university, the neighbors close to campus show the aftermath >>> gail korbel's describes the arrest >>> you see kids urinating all over your neighbors' houses there is common and trash and liquor bottles, it is a problem >>> neighbors close to santa clara campus of all is said to deal with the occasional party but now said the parties our super sized louder and more often. >>> john joseph got a police log of all the times cops have been called to the student rental home by his house >>> it sounds like you're at a football game >>> were in college and want to party >>> many students it met parties are getting out of control >>> the night like riots, people were attacking cars coming down the street which is not what santa clara and our parties in wants to portray >>> neighbors accused the police of being too soft. >>> there are rests for being drunk in public and citations there is a mix of enforcement >>> and is it enough? >>> would we be treated d

and less than 45 minutes amazon and other major online retailers charge sales tax in california len ramirez out there is a way to get out of paying that if you know where to look. >>> @ pickel please book in san jose they do things the old- fashioned way that kind of customer service that helps them out last competition and survive the amazon tax exemption in california >>> that advantage about to come to when and vow to pressure from lawmakers the retail giant will start charging sales tax just like brick and mortar stores starting tomorrow. their reason is amazon a seattle company has a physical presence in california lab 126 for the kindle developed in cupertino. >>> i'm happy the planned field is leveled and i'm happy the state will have the funds to repair the roads that the ups trucks drive up and down >>> amazon customers not happy >>> the reason why we buy stuff on amazon is there's no tax if they put the tax on the mine as well buy at a brick and mortar store >>> it is expected to boost the budget by $158 million >>> when you lose that sales tax revenue it affects roach, resources,

len ramirez cbs 5 >>> california judge says arnold schwarzenegger did not break any laws when he issued a pardon hours before he left office schwarzenegger reduced to manslaughter cents for the son of a political ally, the victim's family and san diego district attorneys sued but the judge said while with the governor did was distasteful it was not illegal. >>> where's the justice for our son he was murdered. two conniving politicians got away with it. >>> the victim's family will continue to fight the computation. >>> an expensive breakfast republican vice-presidential nominee paul ryan in the bay area tomorrow held at the danville home of 40 niner brett john's tickets range from one to $5,000 a plate and then he goes to the google headquarters in mountain view coast of video chat with voters. president obama got a bump in the polls following the democratic convention according to latest gallup poll mr. obama leads mitt romney by three points. a couple of days ago the two men were one. apart. the president's approval rating at 52% the highest since june 2011 right after the killing of

len ramirez cbs 5 >>> they could not be concurrently in rolled at st. andrews >>> a private school taking federal tax dollars for years for phantom students' the drastic action one bay area school district takes as a result of cbs 5 investigation. >>> the big on-line shopping rush that could save you money but only if you order in next nine days. >>> this bay area in kiddy is a high roller it ended up at a casino in,, okay, here's the plan. you have a plan? first we're gonna check our bags for free, thanks to our explorer card. then, the united club. my mother was so wrong about you. next, we get priority boarding on our flight i booked with miles. all because of the card. and me. okay, what's the plan? plan? mm-hmm. we're on vacation. this is no plan. really? [ male announcer ] the united mileageplus explorer card. the mileage card with special perks on united. >>> we have and reporting on the bay area private schools receiving federal tax dollars for students who don't exist. our investigation began with found the students panhandling at bart stations

ramirez hits this one up the middle. bryce harper charging. here we go, a play at the plate, nails to save a run. you've got to give props, though, for that great blocking tag by jesus. it continues for harper. top 9, clipper, the closer of the day. but it was not his night. braun rips this one to left. ioki scores to tie the game, next batter, ramirez. clipper gives up three in the ninth. he takes the nats 4-2. >> matt weeders really wants to play in october. he rips it down the right field line. adam jones will follow him. a two r.b.i. single for weeders. >> orioles win 4-2 over boston. birds still one game behind the yankees in the a.l. east. >>> our feature game is called the battle of the burn. let's take you there. broad ron on the run. spartans came in trying to catch up quarterback brady pumps one. find the tight end, dorien jenkins. there goes one and here comes the other. 71-yard touchdown. 17-7. bulldogs answer before the half. ryan burns play at stanford next year. 24-7, now, second half, more from the qb, burns. airs it out. 40 ya

len ramirez cbs 5 >>> to san jose man missing four weeks have been found dead thousands of miles away one valencia and role of the lobos went missing a month apart there remains were discovered in shallow graves near indianapolis, indiana. and what else detectives found near the bodies >>> the coroner used dental records to identify one valencia and one villalobos of san jose a man chasing his dog discovered the remains across the country buried in an area near indianapolis. >>> he read out the door and chased our dog my cousin took one step and i looked down and there were pants half for out of a hole with bone sticking out we ran back to the house and called police >>> justin blakely showed officers more >>> there is money scattered around the whole they did say it was not a robbery there is about five and dollars in cash >>> detectives say one of the murdered man had head injuries relatives reported phalange gm missing two weeks ago and the lobos missing two months ago >>> i talked with a man who says he's one of the brothers did not know what job he had he was shocked to learn abo

len ramirez cbs 5 >>> a robbery at 10 foiled when the victim shot the suspect this happened at 130 a m on van buren avenue near llake merritt in oakland don ford with wife the robert chose the wrong person to prey on >>> at one-thirty in the morning a robber approached to people and demanded money he was sold to them at gunpoint the robbers thought he had made to people late at night, what he did not know he picked the wrong person. oakland police confirm that target was an off-duty 20 year veteran san francisco sheriff's officer who pulled his own weapon the neighbor said the neighborhood is a normally quiet >>> normally as sleepy neighborhood everywhen friendly >>> the only person injured was the suspect he's in stable condition at a hospital the suspect was using a fake gun the identity of the sheriff's deputy got released for the moment pending final investigation. with gunfire in the streets everyone nervous. >>> everyone is on edge it was a surprise. >>> in oakland on ford cbs 5 >>> two young children safe at home after coast guard rescue them at sea their father accused of kid

len ramirez cbs 5 >>> they could not be concurrently in rolled at st.rews >>> a private school taking federal tax dollars for years for phantom students' the drastic action one bay area school district takes as a result of cbs 5 investigation. >>> the big on-line shopping rush that could save you money but only if you order in next nine days. >>> this bay area in kiddy is a high,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we have and reporting on the bay area private schools receiving federal tax dollars for students who don't exist. our investigation began with found the students panhandling at bart stations tonight the school district takes drastic action. cbs 5 grizzly with the story only on 5 >>> the numbers did not add up three months after our joint investigation with california watch oakland unified school district says it is severing ties with sand and drew. just how many students to santander have we watched and counted one recent school day morning 7:55 a.m. school opens a 11 the white van pulls out five students pile out a 30 a.m. to command from the pastor's hous

ramirez died when her helicopter crashed in afghanistan while supporting operation enduring freedom. >>> the national park service will hold a news conference to provide an update on repair work for the washington monument. the upper portion of the landmark sustained large cracks during the august 2011 earthquake. the 555 foot tall structure has been closed to the public ever since. >>> and happy birthday to tennis champ serena williams. she turns 31 years old today. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. as part of our education nation series, brian williams goes one on one with mitt romney on the chicago teachers strike and the cost of education, and meet dressy jessie. a woman who's become an internet sensation by dressing up in different costumes every day. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and m

ruben ramirez, "n.b.r.," new york. >> susie: some signs today that american airlines and u.s. airways might be moving closer to a merger. the two carriers said today they have agreed to share confidential information, but warned that a deal is far from reality. parent company a.m.r. has been in bankruptcy protection since november and has said it wants to stay independent. but now both carriers say they'll work in quote, "good faith" and in "close collaboration" with american's creditors. one sign that a merger could happen: american's three biggest unions have signed off on conditional labor agreements that would cover their members, if u.s. airways succeeds in a takeover of a.m.r. >> tom: the federal reserve's low interest rate policy after the dot-com bubble burst has been blamed for contributing to the housing bubble. that bubble also burst with devastating consequences. new research into another bubble popping, the chinese stock market crash in 2007 finds investment bubbles can be more preventable. we spoke with the researchers sandro andrade and tim burch, finance profes

ramirez, i missed on the fastball in. so it kind of got me there.rew guys out the way he needed to to keep the game close. >> reporter: matt cain was just the second giants starter in 14 games to complete seven innings. barry zito will look to follow suit on sunday as he faces off against clayton ker shah. jaymee sire for nbc bay area news. >>> over to the gridiron. first play of the fourth, 19-yard touchdown. allen, five receptions, 69 yards. cal up 10. however, they would extend their lead to 20 in the fourth, then cal gets the ball to allen off the punt. he muffs it. ball bounces and right back to allen. there's no way in the world this guy is going to get to the end zone, right? oh, pay dirt, here he comes. 69-yard return for a touchdown. cal dropped 30 in the fourth quarter. golden bears win 50-31. >>> more good news on a's pitcher brandon mccarthy. he's close to being moved out of the intensive care unit and is already back in the world of social media. this is a great sign. in fact, he's in great spirits. mccarthy who's the most popular athle

two weeks later, we showed up at ramirez's house. we're looking for a missing ipad. >> missing ipad? >> reporter: and the tracking device shows it's located here at this address. >> okay. >> reporter: is it here? >> no, sir. >> reporter: and again and again, ramirez denied knowing anything about the missing ipad. did you take it? >> no, sir. >> reporter: you did not take it? >> no, sir. >> reporter: but after setting off an audible alarm on the missing ipad and asking him to search his house again, ramirez produced it. you found it. there it is. >> okay, turn the camera off. >> reporter: with his tsa uniform shirt now off, ramirez claimed it was his wife who had taken it, not him. i want you to explain how this ipad left a tsa screening station and ended up at your house. >> my wife -- i'm so embarrassed. my wife got the ipad and took it home. >> reporter: that can't be true. because the last time we saw it, it was in your hands. it wasn't in your wife's hands. we saw it in your hands. late yesterday, tsa told us mr. ramirez is no lo

ruben ramirez caught up with the company's c.e.o., j.p.ilbrey, as the company marked the official opening of its new manufacturing facility right down the street from where hershey made its first chocolate bar in 1894. >> reporter: set on a hilltop in rural pennsylvania is hershey's gleaming new manufacturing home. the $300 million plant expansion and upgrades make it one of the largest and most modern candy making facilities in the world. hershey's c.e.o., j.p. bilbrey, says the idea behind what the company calls project next century was to invest for the future. >> we're really excited that this investment has more than doubled the square footage of the plant we have. >> reporter: the plant expansion is one of pennsylvania's largest manufacturing investments since hershey built the first phase of the plant 21 years ago. according to hershey, the addition pumped about $70 million directly into the region's economy and created more than 300 construction jobs. >> we were able to use local manufacturers, we were able to use labor from the ma

ramirez produced it.ith his tsa uniform now off, he blamed his wife for taking it. >> my wife says she got the ipad and brought it home. >> reporter: it can't be true. the last time we saw it was in your hand. ramirez was fired by the tsa which has a zero tolerance policy stealing from passengers. the tsa director refused to be interviewed for our report, but in a statement the agency said the vast majority of its employees are honest, hard-working individuals. but of course it only takes a few, or in the case of the tsa, a few hundred to give everyone a black eye. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> how outrageous is that? >> i'm flabbergasted. >> a few 100. sure, vast majority, doing a great job. a few 100. a culture of thievery. >> the man who stole $800,000 worth of items. >> he did his time. >> i rarely check my bags. i just came in from chicago today. >> i don't think i will get stolen from. i look to have electronics anything expensive in my carry-on. i guess that's whey i haven't lost anything. >>

. >> reporter: it was a pretty typical commute home for cassandra ramirez. making her way on the 615 train. typical until right around 6:00 when the train came to a complete stop and then stayed stop for about two hours. >> quite a day. >> it has been, yes. >> reporter: ramirez was on one of four trains that was stranded tonight because of reports of a suspicious black bag on the tracks in manassas park. >> i mean, i live not that far from manassas park. >> reporter: when it was finally determined the bag contained human body parts. >> one of the people on the train reported that. >> reporter: the stranded trains were sent to the nearest station where buses took the trains weary and somewhat unsettled passengers to their intended destinations. >> what about the whole body parts on the track thing? >> that's unfortunate and kind of a little scary too. i mean, i -- you know, i hope there is not somebody violent out there, i guess. >> unusual. >> well, to say the least. >> reporter: no word yet from police on when they might be able to make a positive identific

ruben ramirez, "n.b.r.," new york. >> tom: another troubled retailer, barnes and nobles, introduced it's latest electronic book devices: the nook h.d., and h.d. plus. it's the first tablet designed to have more than one user. each with their own preferences and home pages. prices start at $200 dollars, beyond just books, barnes and noble will role out nook video later this fall. that's its digital download service offering movies and tv shows for rent. >> tom: americans with health insurance increased their spending on health care last year, as prices for all kinds of health services increased. a review of six billion private health insurance claims finds we spent an average of just over $4,500 per person, up 4.6% from the year before for the fastest growth rate in three years. david newman is the executive director of the health care cost institute, the source of the study. so david, it was higher prices, not necessarily that we were using more health care services that drove that increase, is that right? >> that is correct. >> tom: so with that in mind, why, if demand hasn't moved, are