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building and david will explain to you that the backside of the building was the same level of san bernardino avenue years ago. what happened the city decided they were going to raise the height of the street to make it higher and that took the backside of the building >> put that back to the mick please to get it into the record. >> - required that the height of the street basically up about 9 feet higher and it made the entrance to the building t you have to go down 5 or 6 stairs to get to that level and two fleeths. and this packet we distributed to the building department basically has photographs of this beautiful building now you should have them now and on the backside. there's the backside it's to germany radical avenue. they kit away two stories by putting up this wall. this is what you walk down those steps to get to the entrance of the unit. there's nothing wrong with that in the 20s and 30s and they say it was built with stuff they had laying around and here's the streets. it's relatively normal but it's to the federal code. and they never said it was two two too narrow. part of t

. >> reporter: the fast-moving fire broke out in the foot hills of the san bernardino mountains in southern california. it sent a cloud of thick black smoke billowing into the sky blanketing the nearby valley. the flames consumed one home and forced officials to evacuate a nearby neighborhood. >> she's 83 years old. she has all her belongings and she's upset, she's crying. >> reporter: other residents have lost their belongings. >> that used to be my bedroom. and the closet is behind there. >> reporter: more than 400 firefighters and six air tankers battled the blaze. crews say as long as the winds stay low they should be able to control fire. however the red flag warning in place many in the area aren't taking any chances. >>> some sad news to report. chris kelly, better known as the mack daddy half of kriss kross has died. ♪ authorities say 34-year-old kelly was unresponsive when he was found in his atlanta home last night. investigators are unsure of the cause of death. a coroner's office said an autopsy is planned for today. kelly together with chris smith were discovered at an atlanta

san bernardino. * when you wipe it off it allows you to wipe the paint off. you don't get the run and such. so we're seeing more and more of it being used in california. you still have to clean it. it doesn't keep it from sticking, but it preserves the signs, don't have to keep changing the signs. >> all right. so, i want to actually ask a question of the attendees. was there anything about this conference that you can -- because basically we all live graffiti. graffiti is our live. we deal with it on a daily basis. anybody here come to this conference and whether it's from the panel or somebody that they spoke to here, one of the vendors that were here, that was something totally new, something you've never heard of before, something brand spanking new for you and something you want to take home with you to share with other people? chuck? >> we're launching our education program in the schools. the idea of having the kids do some artwork and then turn around and tag it in their class. so, they feel what it's like to be violated. that is so powerful, i can't

i spent about 28 years as a police officer for the city of san bernardino, california, about 80 miles outside los angeles. among other things i'm recognized as an expert on graffiti in california superior court. without reading all this i want to let you know that i am well rounded, i was supervisor of the unit to be supervisor of a multi agency dealing with it to being executive director for the entire state, california graffiti association of california. so i have a fair amount of background. i first became involved in graffiti back in 1991 when i was told in the gang unit that i was going to be a two-week assignment to deal with these guys called taggers. i continued until i retired so it was a long two weeks. a lot of times cities don't understand how deep the issue goes. i have had my card handed out, this is my phone number. i have absolutely no problem with people calling me any time to discuss graffiti issues, graffiti cases, any of that stuff, i am always available. that's why i put my card out there. so first off, before we get into the graffiti part we have to talk about th

the fire which has burned almost two and a half square miles of the san dern dino mountain -- san bernardino mountains. so far the blaze has only destroyed one structure. >>> protests in downtown seattle turned violent. three thu bottles, rocks -- through bottles, rocks and metal objects. may 1 is known as international workers day. the clashes in seattle came after a full day of peaceful marches in the city. >>> and there was a little bit of a scuffle here in d.c. as well related to may day. two groups fought in lafayette park near the white house. they got into a scuffle as they threw bags of urine and flag poles at each other. disgusting. one person was arrested in this. >>> it is 4:33. three classmates of tara suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev are behind bars this morning. they're accused of trying to help their friend avoid being arrested in the boston marathon bombings. susan mcginnis has more details. >> reporter: three 19-year-olds appeared before a federal court judge on tuesday accused of trying to cover up evidence of the marathon bombings for their friend dzhokhar tsarnaev. authorities s

fire crews are getting a handle on a four-alarm fire in san bernardino county. nearby residents reported hearing an explosion at the fontana pallet business before flames broke out at 3:30. no evacuations and no word on injuries. >>> fire crews are battling that giant wildfire in southern california, they are getting help from mother nature. a marine layer off the coast brought humidity and calmer winds into the area. that gave the almost 1900 fire crews on the lines an advantage including the dozens of firefighters there from the bay area. so far the springs fire has burned 28,000 acres and eventually threatened thousands of homes. at one point, people living in the hidden valley area near thousand oaks were told to get out but now fire officials have started lifting evacuation orders in some areas. we have a report from ventura county. >>> reporter: we are here live in ventura county at this time. this is a big fire that's grown very large and moved very fast consuming more than 45 square miles of land in just less than two days. right now, the fire is just 30

particularly when you take the city of san bernardino. this is going to occur, but it's interesting to note that in this ongoing situation, as the bond market improves, they went from $5 -- excuse me, i .14% to 5.9%. $97 billion upside down. if you don't want to deal facts and reality, your greatness. >> okay, he is referring to price or going up and yields going down. this might be getting a handle on the finance system. we've got a? >> well, chicago, which is my home, my home state, defense then a long time. they promised benefits they can't pay for. you're talking about mayors and cities not paying in the right amount of money to the fund. spew and you think it is catching up with reality? >> it is a serious problem. there are other problems like this. >> they are going to extend out the age of retirement. there are questions about whether there could be enough. neil: that is a very good point. it eventually is up to 5%, then it makes the workers they even. then it's factored in. revisiting this, when he make of that? >> i am sure that

>> an emotional reunion for three san diego man who were rescued from a mountain yesterday in san bernardino park. the men were hiking on a mt. san giorgi orgonio-the tallest peak in the southern california when they got lost trying to avoid an icy slope. they spent four days and three nights in nearly freezing temperatures. , wearing shorts and white clothing. the hikers use the body to stay warm. the men were training for a mission trip through their church and the area had experienced some rain and snow flurries. temperatures around the 20s, so that was a rough situation. >> a local state senator is on edge after news that a plastic gun is not only on the street, but designs for what's called the liberator are available on line. the gun can be easily printed with a three printer without any type of screening for felons. senator lee lindsland le wants to introduce legislation that will ban 3d printers from making any more of these plastic guns. keyes says this can be potentially deadly if used for the wrong reason and that is why the manufacturing of guns that are invisible to metal detect

i got charges in san san bernardino and san diego. >> reporter: but did he leave the convenience? >> no, i always use the card, i like to get the frequent flier miles. >> it's really, really hard to keep it. i see these devices not too easy. >> reporter: officers have visited every gas station in town alerting them to check their pumps but no other skimmers have turned up. now they're getting the word out all over the bay area in case these thieves have struck elsewhere. reporting live in walnut creek, deborah villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and more details now we asked police how drivers can best protect themselves at the pump and they told us your best defense is to pay gas. other wise use a gas company card or credit card. because like debit cards they do not require a pin. make sure you check your statements. >>> now to richmond where a mother figure was remembered after she was gunned down while sleeping in her bed. paul chambers tells us what they had in her memory. >> reporter: richmond police are looking for the people or person responsible for killing a beloved woman

fire crews in southern california are also fighting another 85-acre fire in the san bernardino county. the brothers of the man >> let's look ahead to mar at the weather. a few 80 degrees and areas to march. by thursday we could be looking at a chance of showers in the bay area's. satellite r shows largely clear skies in the bay area. >> the rain is well to the north. offshore you concede cloud cover approaching. >> tomorrow waking up to a mild conditions. a little fog near the coast line. temperatures are running in the system '60s. by noon the temperatures in the '70s. eight days for the downtown portion of the north bay. by the 2:00 hour in livermore valley possible '80s. >> for the evening 60 and '70s for tamara appeared >> south bay '70s. 80s for inland valley. 83 in pleasanton. 67 is an east bay shores. sea breeze influence will still be >> extended forecast shows cool weather for the rest of the work week. as we head into the weekend we are expected to see warmer conditions. good news for the bay to breakers forecast. a little bit of fog early in the morning. >> late run as was

i got charges in san san bernardino and san diego. >> reporter: but did he leave the convenience?, i always use the card, i like to get the frequent flier miles. >> it's really, really hard to keep it. i see these devices not too easy. >> reporter: officers have visited every gas station in town alerting them to check their pumps but no other skimmers have turned up. now they're getting the word out alerbay area in case these thieves have struck elsewhere. reporting live in walnut creek, deborah villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and more details now we asked police how drivers can best protect themselves at the pump and they told us your best defense is to pay gas. other wise use a gas company card or credit card. because like debit cards they do not require a pin. make sure you check your statements. >>> now to richmond where a mother figure was remembered after she was gunned down while sleeping in her bed. paul chambers tells us what they had in her memory. >> reporter: richmond police are looking for the people or person responsible for killing a beloved woman named as granny

party bus of santa cruz owner was arrested at his home in san bernardino today. the passenger, a 25-year-old you died when she fell out of a bus. if conviktd he faces up to six years in prison. >> in brentwood a 74-year-old woman was struck and killed by a car while crossing the street in a crosswalk. police say they found drug paraphernalia in the car. the 43-year-old was arrested and for driving under the influence and manslaughter because he had a passenger. he faces child endangerment charges. >> a police raid extra indicated a couple dozen squatters. abc 7 news is in the newsroom now with a story only on abc 7 news. vic? >> the owners of the building are relieved the squatters are gone but blame police for the delay. in removing the trespassers. two people were arrested. one for resisting and other, for a parole violation. the rest of the 28 came out voluntarily. one by one, they appeared at the door where officers escorted them off to a holding area, police told us various groups had been living on the property off and on for about eight months. we spoke la

we just saw trucks coming in from san bernardino. we saw one from big bear. they're coming in to help assist with the fires here because it is so big. and california has a unique system where as fires burn, fire trucks will come in from other regions. and if something were to spring up in their region, fire trucks would come from a different region to cover them. so they have a way of covering each other so where the resources really need to go, they're there, jake. >> stephanie, tell us about the evacuations in that area. >> there have been a lot of evacuations because when this fire started to burn, it was burning very fast yesterday in particular. and that was because of those winds and just the dry, dry brush. we haven't had enough rain. so it was threatening about 4,000 homes, about 15 homes actually were damaged but unbelievably no homes have actually been burned down. a lot of this has been because of a precaution. and where we've been staying, we've noticed that the hotels have filled up simply because people just don't want to take the chance. they w

party bus of santa cruz owner was arrested at his home in san bernardino today. the passenger, a 25-year-old you died when she fell out of a bus. if conviktd he faces up to six years in prison. >> in brentwood a 74-year-old woman was struck and killed by a car while crossing the street in a crosswalk. police say they found drug paraphernalia in the car. the 43-year-old was arrested and for driving under the influence and manslaughter because he had a passenger. he faces child endangerment charges. >> a police raid extra indicated a couple dozen squatters. abc 7 news is in the newsroom now with a story only on abc 7 news. vic? >> the owners of the building are relieved the squatters are gone but blame police for the delay. in removing the trespassers. two people were arrested. one for resisting and other, for a parole violation. the rest of the 28 came out voluntarily. one by one, they aared at to a holding area, police told us various groups had been living on the property off and on for about eight months. we spoke last week to several occupiers. they told us th

not remote but rugged, san bernardino mountains kind of stuff. stuff burns up hill.look, fire wants to move up hill. it reaches up the hill. what we are seeing is firefighters -- fire sparked right there. they climb up the hill. firefighters are attacking it this way. breezy out there. we have seen way worse fire conditions. we will keep you posted on this situation as it is always kind of dangerous this time of year. we have a red flag warning thal will go -- that will go into effect into your area friday. i wouldn't be surprised to see it extended. temperatures increased. came up 5, 8 degrees over yesterday. temperatures warmed. what happens with us, the winds clock around more off shore. that mean as warmer day time high. right now, winds in santa rosa. you see that onshore flow. coming from the ocean, to the land. when they start clocking like this, they will, coming down from the north, that is when it dries up, warms up and fire danger goes up. that is why the national weather service has the red flag warning in effect, in effect tomorrow into saturday. the war

a san bernardino county sheriff's helicopter spotted the hikers this morning, near the mineshaft campground. they were found at an elevation of more than six -thousand- feet. searches say, the group appeared to be in good condition although they might have minor hypo- thermia. the area had recent rain, some snow flurries and temperatures in the 20s. >> pam: california health officials are urging residents. to get vaccinated against whooping cough. whooping cough can seem like a bad cold for adults. but it can be deadly for infants.the respiratory illness is contagious and tends to come in three- to- five year cycles. california's last big outbreak was in 2010. that outbreak was the worst in the last 50 years. with more than 9-thousand cases nationwide. so far officials say, if there is another outbreak. it may not become apparent until the summer. >> pam: san francisco's city attorney filed a lawsuit monday against the company beind monster energy drinks. to minors. >> pam: for most of the afternoon!!!! the grime and grease oozing down mason street between pine and sutter, just before 1:00

elected california, san bernardino.where they are deciding even now that the people who are going to get paid are not the bondholders who allege he paid. that is what people invest. it will pay their retirement benefits of the workers for these municipalities. gerri: this is a change in strategy. historical state and local governments always said we will repay bondholders no matter what if we have to lay people off, cut services, raise taxes, we will do it to preserve our aaa credit rating and pay off the bondholders. now they're saying the heck with it, were going to stiffen so that we can keep the local municipal workers employed. as a result, municipal bondholders are going to find themselves without any value. gerri: let's be clear. this entire marketplace is built around people who want their income coming from these investments to be tax-free. this is the retired market. the people who have not been able to earn a penny on a cd or a savings account, who are relying on these bonds. there will blocked. >> the sec re

may not be good for the valley or the riverside or san bernardino. >> is he jesuit educated.understands if a teach every doesn't have authority, all right, and can't teach without fear, the whole thing breaks down. let me tell you one more thing. the reason this was done in l.a. is because of what i said in the lead. that most of these kids are minds. >> they are, they are. >> they're basically. >> 340,000 suspensions out of 700,000. >> here is what the school board is saying. we surrender, all right? we are going to let these kids do what they want on our campuses because we surrender. you can't do it? >> you can't divorce the school from society. >> bill: no, school is different. school is different. >> school is different. if you send that kid out of that school i guarantee you, i have done some stories with the gangs in l.a. >> bill: yeah but if he stays in. >> social problems and drug dealers. why not put them in a rubber room put them in the gymnasium or p.e. teacher. >> bill: can you put them in a so-called opportunity school they do in dade county, california. can you

these men became lost in san bernardino state park after trying to avoid an icy slope.talked about how they stayed warm at night. >> i don't like to use the word spooning especially with men, but if we didn't we were not going to survive. that is for sure. >> the men were training for a mission trip despite what they went through they say they plan to continue their training. >>> a chp officer will receive an award today for being a lifesaver. in 2005 sergeant kevin brigs spent more than an hour talking a 22-year-old man out of jumping off the golden gate privilege. bridge. the person he persuaded off the bridge will present him with this commendation. >>> the golden gate authority will talk about increasing tolls. they face a $29 million budget gap. the last toll hike was september of 2008. bridge officials says one bonus of the electronic toll system is that the increase can be less than $1 because traffic wouldn't be tied up as toll takers try to make change. >> my money is on sal knowing about what is happening in the south bay. >>> yeah we are looking at 280 and 17

joining me now is brian levin, a criminologist at california state university, san bernardino.whether it's joseph or ariel castro, how can anyone do this to another human snk. >> these are sociopathic violent criminals who dominate and create an alternative world where they are completely in control. >> now, joseph told his wife that their daughter elizabeth had run away and then he kept leaving -- his daughter he would say kept leaving her newborn children on their doorsteps. some wondered how his wife could have been fooled by this. listen to this. >> and what about his wife, rosem rosemarie? >> i don't understand why she didn't take the opportunity at some point, while he was on one of his holidays, to take action and say, this is my child and i want to know where my child is. why did my child leave one baby or even three babies on the doorstep. she didn't take action. >> so the father brought these three of the seven children and kept saying that the runaway daughter left the children there and the seventh was in the basement, in the dungeon being raised by her. people are

however there is some good news out of southern california. 3 hikers reported missing saturday in san bernardino county have been found safe. they were trying to hike up mountain the highest peak in southern california. friend with them said he was light headed and decided to turn back early and when they didn't return from the hike that evening he called authorities for help. after several day search patrol chopper spotted them today. hiker say they got to an area that they just could not get around. >> a lot of snow on the chevy vast on the trail head and on the way back it was really bad we just tried to we couldn't cross. it was so bad that we were afraid of sliding down like 200 yards. uses went down below a chevy is to try to get back on the trail head and it was just really seemed like really dangerous. >> as you can probably tell the men appear to be in relatively good shape. they say they huddled together to keep warm in the cold weather. >>> the coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. new jersey governor underwent a medical procedure to lose weight. he says it's for his health but analyst wo

. >>> am tracktic rescue in san bernardino, california, where a man inside a truck was pinned under tons of granite. >> here he comes, guys. >> reporter: this dramatic video shows firefighters in fontana, california, last night, as they worked feverishly to free an unidentified 25-year-old man trapped under 5,000 to 6,000 pound of granite in this shipping container. >> yeah, that's him right there. poor guy. >> reporter: the worker was moving four by eight foot slaps of kitchen-style granite when the load shifted, pinning him underneath. >> we heard yelling. guys normally yell in a container just to work but the yelling got louder and different. it was more of a screaming. >> when the granite came down it formed a little alcove for him, putting pressure on his lower extremities instead of the entire body. >> reporter: they used chain saws to cut out a rear of the wall. >> once they cut out a section, the guy's arm came out of it. at that point they were frantically trying to get him out. >> reporter: the man was given iv fluids while rescuers used an air bag system to stabilize the grani

authorities arrested party bus owner john reno at his home in san bernardino county.convicted, he could be sentenced up to six years in prison. >>> an east bay man wants to be the next president of iran. the current president is being termed out of office. 61-year-old sadidi wants to replace them. he lives in martinez and has a business in walnut creek. he also has dual citizenship in iran and united states. he's one of 686 people who have filed for the job. iran's guardian council is going to narrow the list to ten or so. >>> the wall street journal reports a o produce the video star wars. this news comes after ea laid off as many as 900 workers, following a weak forth quarter earnings report. >>> the irs announced plans to close its office for at least five days this summer. the irs workers will not be paid while they are on furlough and the agency won't be able to accept electronically filed the tax returns during those dates. the irs says it may hold another two furlough days later on in the year. >> nasa confirmed that its kepler telescope has run into problems.