samantha agee, on a conviction of credit card fraud while attempting to obtain drugs.r for check fraud. agee had an inmate job dropping off laundry in the glass-enclosed sallyports or entryways of various housing units. >> i see her coming, bringing the laundry. i was like, you know, basically saying, i'd like to write you. it's funny. it grew from there. >> he knew the girl i was working with at the time. he was, hey, i need a pen pal. she grabbed my shirt, hey, she can be your pen pal. the two began to secretly pass notes to each other through the laundry. or on the food trays gohr delivered to agee's housing unit as part of his job in the kitchen. >> he'll write something then he'll push the cart into the sallyport and put it underneath like the lip of the basket. then when i pull it out i'll get it. >> soon after agee and gohr were released from jail they moved in together. >> i just liked the fact that she was so up front and honest. and then when we were home together, i -- devotion. i've never seen devotion to that extent. i was happy, she was happy. obviously n

>> yeah. >> samantha, samantha, samantha. i've known her for not very long. it's probably been a month now. the other day we had a very deep, intense conversation. i told her that truth be told, yes, i have feelings for you. >> i love you. >> love you too. >> you have known her for month. >> yes. >> you talk to her through a vent. >> yes. >> you see her occasionally. >> yes. >> and already you guys are talking about a committed relationship or how to have a committed relationship? >> see, i feel like love doesn't have a time limit. as long as it's real and as long as it's solid, i feel like we should have a time for each other officially. >> we do talk sexually through the vents and stuff, you know. >> it's the equivalent of like phone sex? >> yes. >> it's vent sex. >> it's vent sex. yes. vent sex. >> she's a female. she's young. she's no different than any other male or female together. so you still got to watch them just like you do the guys. >> you're talking through the vents. and i'm assuming other people can hear you. >> it's like a thrill to be heard.

alex and samantha were texting of course. >> i asked how she was doing and what. out to dinner now and went out to a friend's house and came back to the dorm. >> on the way back, clayton got that ticket and the cop saw the two walk away separately. then, at 12:13 a.m., alex posted a cryptic tweet, should have known it read, should have known. >> what do you think it meant? >> it probably does have something to do with clayton, but i don't exactly know. >> minutes later, alex swiped her card to enter her dorm with clayton. it was 12:17 on saturday morning. so now, investigators were desperate to find out where clayton wittamore was. >> luckily, we had all his information from the ticket. >> but clayton was a model of cooperation then. what could he tell them, if anything, about what happened in the dorm room that night. >> what is your gut telling you happened? >> i couldn't put together what happened because it was so violent and so many things that didn't make sense in the room it was hard to say this is what happened, you know, case closed. >> what were the scen

samantha was heading home to see her family. alex was staying on campus, counting the hours until her long-time boyfriend arrived for a weekend visit. that afternoon, alex went down the hall to samantha's dorm room to say goodbye. >> it was around 3 o'clock maybe and i was about to go home. and she's, like, "can i pick out some clothes in your closet?" and i was, like, "sure." so, she took three of my shirts and a pair of my shoes and she was all excited. she's like, "clayton'll be here in a half an hour." >> reporter: 21-year-old clayton whittemore was alex's boyfriend and he was coming to spend the weekend. but first, alex had a swim team meeting. she'd been swimming since high school, where paige whitney was the captain. >> you were the captain of the swim team. but you call alex more the heart of the swim team? >> yeah, definitely. in high school she definitely wasn't the fastest on our team. but she was one of the most important people on our team because she had the most heart. she would be behind you at every single one o

i needed to assess her injuries. >> samantha is not badly injured. is not her own, it's from the wounded animal, but the deer is still running around and frightened. it's next stop is anybody's guess. >> i could hear stuff knocking over and the deer tearing stuff up. it's just, like, going up and down the aisles scrambling trying to get back out. >> i was hearing chip bags fall. noises of the drinks and screaming, yelling. >> within ten minutes, paramedics, police and animal control arrive at the quick check. animal control keeps the deer in one section of the store while an emt attends to samantha in another. she's taken to a nearby hospital where she's treated for a concussion and a bruised leg. >> just seeing it over and over again, it made me realize that it could have been really bad. >> just a second earlier and her little brother would have taken the blow straight to the face. even if samantha had been taking a different path out of the store, she could have possibly hit her head on that little stand. we're going to hold onto the kids a little

samantha was heading home to see her family.on campus, counting the hours until her long-time boyfriend arrived for a weekend visit. that afternoon, alex went down the hall to samantha's dorm room to say goodbye.

. >> reporter: that is anna's cousin samantha.n the same morning, she spotted a different boar carcass outside of herbivore, another vegetarian restaurant. >> he had been skinned, his eyes had been taken out. it was gruesome. >> reporter: berkeley police are investigating but doesn't know if the vegan restaurants were targeted. as far as the surveillance video showing someone in white gloves dropping off the carcass, it doesn't show their face or the license plate number. samantha and anna has nothing but questions. >> what the heck is going through your head? >> reporter: in berkeley, christin ayers, kpix5. >> so far, berkeley police have no suspects. >>> a contractor hit a gas line this afternoon and that sent gas spewing. fire crews sprayed foam to see where 2 goose is coming from. it took three hours to cap it. no one was hurt. this is tully. >>> people are packing out and moving out today because their units are downright nasty. dangerous mold. a rat infestation. leaky roofs. the city knew about the problems for a year, but j

. >> reporter: samantha says the suspect plunged the steak knife in to her twice. >> at one point he said we were trying to defraud him by pretending to be female. >> reporter: the women ran in to a nearby mcdonald's to call for help. fortunately the knife did not hit any organs. for these two women the frightening ordeal certainly touched a lifelong nerve. >> a lot of things need to be done to keep this from happening again. >> samantha grew up in conservative savannah, georgia. she says she's used to hateful words. she's heard them before. but she's never been physically attacked before and never thought it would happen here. >> the suspect is facing charges of aggravated assault and a hate crime. >>> we're hearing the dramatic 911 calls from a road rage shooting that has a marin man facing attempted manslaughter charge. ken bastida tells us the calls were made immediately after the shooting last july. they played them in court today. >> the man who called for help is a 71-year-old physician from corda midera. today dr. james simon showed up for his preliminary hearing in marin sup

ashley stanley says that she was changing 1-year-old samantha's diaper when she started hearing a man's voice coming from the security camera near the baby's crib. the man started pointing out things ashley was doing, making it clear that she was being watched. the camera allows samantha's parents to check on the baby from work using their cell phones, but someone managed to hack the system and access the camera. >> what i'm afraid of is who's been watching quietly while, you know, her mom's in there breast-feeding her. >> that camera is not password protected, but the home wi-fi that's attached to the camera is. the family has unplugged the camera for now, but they say they don't know if they'll ever plug it back in. >> that is horrifying. >>> neighbors say there's not enough being done about blackwater running through the pipes of their homes down in southern california. blackwater occasion fally comes out of the family's faucets, toilets, sprinklers. it happened again last week. residents say it smells as bad as it looks. the water department says it is an isolated incident, but neig

samantha in maryland. samantha. >> hey, jim. i want a shout out to my business teacher, mr. >> hi. good shout out. >> hey. we are looking at valero. >> no. we are not crazy about the refiners here. we don't know what the margins will look like. it came. it went. it was terrific. let's go to joe in new york. joe. >> hi jim. this is joe from new york. >> nice! what is happening? >> i own kraft foods at 57 and want to know if i should buy more, sell or hold? >> i like kraft. i like some of the things they are working on to get their margins up. if you like income kraft is the better one. tom i. >> i am in westchester county booyah to you. >> my family and including my nephew. >> i want to hear your thoughts on uri. >> it is an oil business not an oil business itself but it has one. i think it won't be a worry. but anything oil or oil related is being shot. patience. let's go to chuck in california. chuck. >> yes. i am in sunny northern california jim. i want your opinion on orion bernstein, i understand it is paying 7% dividend. >> you know i have to do work. i want to make sur

samantha heller is a knew tish terrorist at langone medical center. samantha joins us at the table.y not a good idea of eating the same thing every day. you want a variety of healthy foods and there's reasons for that. if you love your broccoli and broccoli is a brilliant vegetable and you only eat broccoli you're not going go getting some of the healthy beta-carotene or lycopene or other minerals in other vegetable vegetables. you want to eat it to stay healthy. that's what they're designed for. >> i hear people eating the same thing every day and it works for them. >> the word works, i'm not sure what that means. it means you don't gain weight but i want people to be healthy and i want people to get all of their vitamins and minerals and have a balance of their vitamins and proteins and fats so you want that balance. i think overall i think sometimes we get bored eating the same thing every day. we don't like a lot of clarridge because we don't want to put the effort. it doesn't have to be huge. >> for many of us we make a lot of mistakes about eating. we don't realize how much su

out. >> reporter: the suspect stabbed samantha twice in the chest. she ran into a nearby mcdonalds to get help. she says it was an extreme example of the ridicule transgendered people experience daily. >> imagine if all you want to do is go to lunch. yet between you and lunch is someone who wants to kill you because of the way you dress. >> it is not just an assault on the individual. it is an assault on our entire community. >> reporter: district attorney george gaston says in addition to attempted murder, this is a hate crime. >> this is totally unacceptable and we want to send a clear message. this is an assault on our entire community and our way of life and there are serious consequences for it. >> reporter: so the hate time could add time to any sentence but the bigger impact is in the statement it makes. the suspect is due back in court again friday. recording live in san francisco, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> almost 300,000 people in northern california may no longer be able to see their current doctor. a contract fi

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. >>> 54-year-old brodes wayne jones is accused of stabbing samantha on saturday as she exited a muni bus. he pled not guilty to attempted murder. they say -- she said she was harassed and called offensive names. when she got off the bus he stabbed her several times. >> imagine all you want to do is go to lunch. yet between you and lunch is someone who wants to kill you because of the way you look. >> when you have a crime like this it is not just assaulting the other individual. it is assaulting the entire community. >> she -- he is expected back in court on friday. bail is set at $2 million. >>> an animal rights group is offering a reward to investigate a crossbow in a raccoon. it had to be put down. it was found in west oakland on sunday morning. the animal legal defense fund is offering $5,000 for information leading to an arrest. >>> a jess -- gesture of goodwill. it was a day after we reported on a t-shirt logo controversy. they will stop sales of t-shirts with the same "stoaked" t-shirt. he says his shirts promote a positive image of oakland and the team's jersey damaged his br

(laughter) >> for more we head out to senior married correspondent samantha bee and jason jones in washington tonight. hey guys, how are you. >> hi jon (cheers and applause) >> jon: what did you make what did you make of the president's repeated use of this couple ben and rebekah? >> well the concept was brilliant jon. the country is a marriage and their marriage is the country. >> jon: yeah. >> it was absolute boss concept, execution kind of sucked. >> yeah. mostly the casting. >> yes yes. >> . >> jon: why would you hard on them. >> it is awkward to bring up for us but we were actually up for that part. >> not that they didn't do a great job. i mean some of her choices were a little hallmark for my taste. >> jon: you two were going to be seated next to the first lady of the united states seriously? >> uh-huh. >> jon: that was the coup frel "gone the girl" not available? how is that even possible. maybe the president wanted people who genuinely struggled through hard time waiting tables working construction to be representative of the country, not you know tv stars. >> oh my god! tv stars! jo

the camera allowed samantha's parents to check on the baby from work using their cell phones. someone managed to hack the system and access that camera. >> what i'm afraid of is who's been watching quietly while, you know, her mom is in here breast-feeding her. >> the camera is not password protected, but the home wi-fi that's attached to the camera is, so the family has unplugged the camera for now. they say they're not sure if they're ever going to plug it back in. >>> the markets hoping to rebound after a tough day yesterday. actually, one of the dow's worst days of the year. scott mcgrew is going to join us with an early look at the numbers. >>> the president back in the u.s. why top democrat nancy pelosi wasted no time giving her boss a piece of her mind. >>> a dramatic rescue caught on a firefighter's helmet cam. how crews were able to get three young kids out of a burning home and alive. >>> we've got a little something for everybody. good wednesday morning to you. i'm christina loren. sunny and mild for today. warmer weekend temperatures back to the 70s in some spots,

. >> samantha garty is carrying on a tradition. >> my dad is from philly and it's the best place to celebratewo friends come avenue year, a time we can get together and make more memories to hold in our hearts. for others 2015, ushered in the first mummers parade experience. >> i noticed it every year and i wanted to come out and experience it this year. never saw it before. >> saw it on tv. never live. >> what do you think? >> much better live. >> it is a great parade to watch live a few more bands are making this way down south broad to the end of the parade at washington avenue, as for the changes to the route some say they liked it and others didn't like it but the mummers take it all in stride. reporting live ali gorman channel 6 "action news." happy new year. >> happy new year ali. >> where our mummers coverage continues for you at 6abc.com you'll find pictures from today's parades and we'll post the names of winners as they are announced it's all there at 6abc.com. >>> more than 100 firefighters were called in for a blaze in burlington county this morning and flames damaged nearby home

the 54-year-old jones is accused of stabbing 24-year-old samantha palsy and jones pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and assault. jones harassed the victim and a friend repeatedly causing the pair offensive names. when they got off the bus jones stabbed her several times and is held on $2 million bail. >>> 13 former united airline flight attendants are filing a whistleblower come payment because they were fired because of security conditions and they want their jobs back refuting to fly out of the sfo after seeing this drawing script belled on the boeing 747 bound for hong kong last july. someone wrote "bye bye," and the flight attendants said they would only work if united replaced the vandalized jet and mechanics found nothing suspicious and the airline fired the flight attendants. >> we are less than two days away from the closing of the golden gate bridge to install a movable median barrier. >> this is the bridge right now that will close for 52 hours over the week from 12:00 a.m. on saturday until 4:00 a.m. monday morning and trains will operate the machinery that moves the

. >> reporter: 24 year old samantha holsy shows us the stab wounds she suffered at the hands of a man who specifically targeted her and her transgendered partner as they rode a muni bus home. >> he started saying hateful things toward us. >> reporter: she and her partner tried to get off the bus when they say a man pulled a knife and stabbed holsy. >> i tho

>>reporter: man pulled the knife and followed the 2 off the bus stabbing samantha twice in the chest. >> she showed us the wound which were which required 10 stitches. >> my only thought was get away from the person. tray your best not to die. >>reporter: police arrested 54-year-old jos. this police photo from 2007 when jones was wanted for stabbing in akron ohio exploratorium police say it won't pursue hate crime charges because it doesn't meet the criteria. they don't know why. >> would i hate to think they are down playing this as hate crime because we are transgender and they don't understand that. >>reporter: couple plans to make an appeal to the da office which has yet to review the case. in san francisco case. in san francisco, cornell, abc 7 news. >> 7 news has learned new information about a police shooting in san francisco last night that seems to support claims that the victim wanted to be killed by officers. this is a letter apparently written by 32-year-old matthew half in explaining what he was planning to do. vick lee was the if is to report on the contents of the lette

. >>> 54-year-old brodes wayne jones is accused of stabbing samantha on saturday as she exited a muni bus. he pled not guilty to attempted murder. they say -- she said she was harassed and called offensive names. when she got off the bus he stabbed her several times. >> imagine all you want to do is go to lunch. yet between you and lunch is someone who wants to kill you because of the way you look. >> when you have a crime like this it is not just assaulting the other individual. it is assaulting the entire community. >> she -- he is expected back in court on friday. bail is set at $2 million. >>> an animal rights group is offering a reward to investigate a crossbow in a raccoon. it had to be put down. it was found in west oakland on sunday morning. the animal legal defense fund is offering $5,000 for information leading to an arrest. >>> a jess -- gesture of goodwill. it was a day after we reported on a t-shirt logo controversy. they will stop sales of t-shirts with the same "stoaked" t-shirt. he says his shirts promote a positive image of oakland and the team's jersey damaged his br

. >> reporter: rae richie and her partner samantha got off the bus. >> he pulled a big steak knife out of his jacket. >> reporter: that suspect made his appearance today charged with attempted murder, assault. >> and she has to deal with two not very attractive scars. >> reporter: and hate crimes against rae and her partner. >> she was just going to die. >> behaviorally, this is unacceptable. >> reporter: the district attorney george gascon says if convicted, the suspect could go to prison for a very long time. >> this is an assault on our entire community. our way of life. we want to make sure there are serious consequences. >> reporter: and fearing for their lives should not be a consequence of just riding the bus. >> majuro just want to go to lunch, but between you and lunch is someone who wants to kill you because of the way you look. >> reporter: rae's partner did not come to court today. reporting live in san francisco, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news, back to you. >> thank you noelle. >>> a santa cruz police officer was taken to the hospital after what could only be described

samantha holzey needed ten stitches to close the stab wound. the stabbing sends a scary message to the city's transgender community. >> imagine if all you want to do is go to lunch yet between you and lunch is someone who wants to kill you because of the way you look. >> the suspect is being held on $2 million bail. >>> san francisco police have arrested a los angeles woman in connection with a monday night arson fire at the pacific heights house made famous by the 1993 movie "mrs. doubtfire." the 25-year-old was arrested in san jose this morning. you are looking at the owner of the home in those pictures. she faces arson and attempted murder charges. the homeowner is a plastic surgeon who specializes in a gender reassignment procedure. he told police he believes whoever set fire to the house was a disgruntled former patient. >>> shakeup at san jose's police department means you will likely see more officers on the streets there starting next month. the department's metro unit will be temporarily assigned to patrol duty placing 23 more officers

>>reporter: man pulled the knife and followed the 2 off the bus stabbing samantha twice in the chest.e showed us the wound which were which required 10 stitches. >> my only thought was get away from the person. tray your best not to die. >>reporter: police arrested 54-year-old jones. this police photo from 2007 when jones was wanted for stabbing in akron ohio exploratorium police say it won't pursue hate crime charges because it doesn't meet the criteria. they don't know why. >> would i hate to think they are down playing this as hate crime because we are transgender and they don't understand that. >>reporter: couple plans to make an appeal to the da office which has yet to review the case. in san francisco case. in san francisco, cornell, abc 7 news. >> 7 news has learned new information about a police shooting in san francisco last night that seems to support claims that the victim wanted to be killed by officers. this is a letter apparently written by 32-year-old matthew half in explaining what he was planning to do. vick lee was the if is to report on the contents of the letter ea

>>reporter: man pulled the knife and followed the 2 off the bus stabbing samantha twice in the chest. >> she showed us the wound which were which required 10 stitches. >> my only thought was get away from the person. tray your best not to die. >>reporter: police arrested 54-year-old jones. this police photo from 2007 when jones was wanted for stabbing in akron ohio exploratorium police say it won't pursue hate crime charges because it doesn't meet the criteria. they don't know why. >> would i hate to think they are down playing this as hate crime because we are transgender and they don't understand that. >>reporter: couple plans to make an appeal to the da office which has yet to review the case. in san francisco case. in san francisco, cornell, abc 7 news. >> 7 news has learned new information about a police shooting in san francisco last night that seems to support claims that the victim wanted to be killed by officers. this is a letter apparently written by 32-year-old matthew half in explaining what he was planning to do. vick lee was the if is to report on the contents of the let

police arrested 19-year-old samantha johns at the san rafael transit center.econd suspect is on the run. the victim was found to be safe and is being reunited with her family tonight. >>> san francisco police arrested a man they say is a serial bank robber. police say 38-year-old san francisco residents frederick black is suspected of robbing ten banks, most of them in the financial district. >>> bay area decades-old tribute to the civil rights era will end next month. the freedom train commemorates martin luther king jr.'s march from selma to montgomery, alabama in 1965. the last 30 years passengers have taken the cal train ride from san jose's station to san francisco to commemorate that civil rights movement. officials say this coming january 19th's ride will be the last because of declining interest from the community. >>> if you want to see one of the most exciting surf contests in the country in person you are out of luck. the half moon bay review reports there will not be a festival on the beach at the maverick surf contest next time around. organizers

working of our partnership, we have been together for many years but also mary rhodes and her daughter samantha are here who we write about, her experience in the gulf war. and thank you for your service to our country. [applause] >> you really put your finger on one of the hardest parts. we try to portrayed different values and virtues different individuals have in different conflict at different times and to try to put them in context to some degree in the conflict in which they fought. for example, joseph plum marvin 15 years old joined the connecticut militia, went back in the army, the continental army at nearly starved to death, wrote many years later a biography of his experiences, remarkable. these soldiers went without eating for days, they were subject to all kinds of privations much less going up against what at that time was the best professional army in the world, british army, and a couple times they almost mutinied. and he wrote about it later ron. he waited 30 years before getting a pension. he was of his times and the last one who was a navy seal, highly trained, highly capable

savannah, samantha. sabrina? was it sabrina? that's it! sabrina! yo, sanjay! officer tim!vy mustard. no, no, no. you seen this girl today? no, sir. what about a car parked in the bus stop about two hours ago? yes, the truck towed it away.

samantha stone is from fallbrook. she says about an inch fell there. : "the rain was really hard last night, and we looked outside and there was a bunch of snow." but nothing like temecula. : "she likes to roll in it too" up to about five inches here. it was sammy's first time in a winter wonderland. : "she thinks it's kind of weird. she tried to eat it at first." : "it's crazy. it's so beautiful i feel like we're in colorado." nope - far from it. this is. well what's supposed to be sunny southern california. : "it's wonderful. i wish it could happen more." : "we're hoping it rains tonight. we might get some in our yard." : "its fun. seriously, it's like it's making history to be a part of this. i love it." southern california winter unusual snow san diego escondido lake elsinore 2015 could be a big year for silicon valley. our tech reporter gabe slate gives us a look at the most anticipated new technology. coming out--opt--up. all eyes will be on apple this spring when the apple watch hits the market. this could be t

his wife samantha was right there to hear all of it. >> there's going to be some things you hear samwant to hear. this -- this is your husband. this is your wife. >> i know. >> tell me. >> tell her. >> tell me. >> reporter: detective jones found himself witnessing the kind of domestic argument investigators usually hear about only after the fact. >> how many times did you sleep with her? >> and when we're saying sleeping, we're talking about sex. >> how many times did you touch her? >> well, she kissed me in the truck. >> and you kissed her back? >> and i pushed her off. >> why didn't you just leave me? >> because i didn't want to. >> but you wanted to kiss her. >> reporter: then, samantha said something that surprised jones. she had known all about the affair. because tera had confessed and apologized. >> she was so nice and -- and i -- i told her, i said, "tera, i'm not going to say anything until nick tells me because that's his responsibility as a husband." >> what did she say? >> she said she didn't want me to kill her, she didn't want me to go after her and beat her ass. i told

ambassador to the united nations samantha power says the peace proposal is an occupation plan. what, if anything, can the government do now. >> the situation is escalating beyond what was envisaged in september. when a ceasefire accord was believed. ukraine was strong enough. now the russians gained territory. the peace plan allowed russia to take additional territory. petro porashenko was right to refuse that, and power was plan. >> ukraine and russia pointed blame at each other. sergey lavrov said the ukranian government did it. and said it's obvious that the party and foreign patrons are not stopped by fatalities. your reaction? >> it's too early to assess origins origins. observers assessed that, including direction of fire, and concluded it came from rebel territory. the russians denied in that case. i picture in this there'll have to be examples. if it's similar to the past one rebels are likely responsibility. ukraine ukrainy television says it's seen vehicles on their side of the border. propels systems and rocket launchers. air defense systems have been observed in ukr