of where chris lived. >> why would chris be in santa clarita?t's what i wanted to know. >> digging through the reports, larry found information about chris's dad, that he was in construction and that in 2000 and and 2001 he had a job site in santa clarita. >> you can't tell now, but back in 2001 this was major construction site. chris had told police that he did not work for his dad that winter, that he was on unemployment, but larry saw big cash deposits going into his bank account in addition to his unemployment checks. he thought chris may have been working with his dad and larry came up here. >> they told you it was chris's father's construction company. >> chris's father did some of the tractor work at that site. >> and chris worked there? >> and chris was one of the tractor drivers that the superintendent said was there ever dae. >> is this where you thought to yourse yourself, that's where lynsie ekelund is? >> i thought chances were excellent that if i killed lynsie and i was in chris mccamus's situation and i had use of a tractor out in

the spot is 40 miles northwest of santa clarita in the los padres national park. (sot - they had camping gear. they had food - two dogs. they had been melting snow for water.) but supplies ran out. today the couple decided the snow had melted enough to hike somewhere where there was cell phone reception. (sot - like i said they were on the north side of the mountain) with snow melting the couple braved the conditions today and went hiking for cell reception - and found it. when the two were found they were in surprisinva d san california...all caught on camera.. thu0029 1:17 "slamming on windshield" you can see the man literally shatter the windshield with his arm. the anaheim mom says she was driving with her a friend and her two daughters yesterday afternoon. she says a crazed man in a white jeep cherokee followed her into the middle of the street. :42 "and that's when he came on the side of me, cut me off...he got out of the car." butt sot 1:01 "i was just scared that he would have pulled out a gun or knife or something." : veranda was too scared to go on camer

the spot is 40 miles northwest of santa clarita in los padres national park. >> they head camping gear, food, two dogs with them. they had been melting the snow for water. >> reporter: supplies ran out, the couple decided the snow had melted enough to hike somewhere where there was cell phone reception. >> the north side of the mountain doesn't get as much sun soaked snow remains a lot longer. >> reporr: wthe two were found, they were in surprisingly good condition. >> emaciated? >> a little dehydrated, very tired, very scared. sunburned. the sun reflects off the snow and makes the burns worse. but generally in good condition. >> reporter: we spoke with the sheriff's deputy who piloted the chopper, he says this was a routine mission but he says he is so glad the couple is okay. reporting from the sheriff's training center in los angeles, i'm tom waits, kpix 5 news. >>> tonight a terrifying road rage attack in southern california all caught on camera, check this guy out, pounding with his fists, you can see the man literally shattered the windshield with his arm, the anaheim mom says sh

expect the game itself will be played monday at levi stadium in santa clarita.den state warriors, steph curry talked about his party he held in oakland, last night. >> ready, guys?! here we go!! expect there were some problems, the event was free but the number was more than the capacity. >> people cutting in, they are saying, we are going to roll the camera back, hogwash! it is not happening. >> still, people who did get in seemed to enjoy themselves. the workers are leaving the city moving west to san francisco next season. in today's health watch, doctors are now concerned for women who experience persistent hot flashes and there's a new on food allergies. some of the week's top health stories. >> reporter: new research shows an estimated 26 million adults have a food allergy, that is one in 10 adults and nearly half have developed their allergies in adulthood. >> it is certainly a prevalent issue and likely more prevalent than we have previously recognized. >> reporter: the survey of more than 40,000 adults find shellfish is the most common food allergies fo

the work starts along santa clarita street, expected to last up to seven weeks. the crews will be boring into the ground, in the street, in parking spaces and on sidewalks. the bta is overseeing everything. they say one lane of traffic will stay open. the major construction work won't begin downtown until 2020, next year. the project is expected to be finished by the year 2026. >>> and the temporary closure of the new transbay transit center in san francisco has had at least one unexpected benefit. the san francisco chronicle says the transbay joint powers authority has been saving about $550,000 a month in operating costs since the shutdown. the bus station has been closed since september. workers are repairing two cracked steel girders there. >>> later today the mountain view city council is going to vote on a $5 million road improvement project. if it's approved the on-ramp to westbound highway 237 at middle field road would be moved. the idea is to protect pedestrians and reduce traffic congestion. money for the project would come from a city agreement with l