the impressions on the shell casing were still clear. impressions caused by the breech face were identical to the breech face impressions on the shell casing found in melvin snyder's barn. >> there was no doubt in my mind whatsoever that these two discharged cartridge cases had originated from the same gun. >> why would he have shot his gun on mr. snyder's property? there was no reason for that except for the fact to kill him. >> based on the ballistic evidence, prosecutors charged ronald harshman with first-degree murder. melvin snyder disappeared on may 25th, exactly one year to the day from when melvin started the affair with teresa harshman. >> mr. harshman is the kind of man that no one was going to tell him what to do. no one was going to take his property. he became very vengeful, very angry. he was not the kind of person that was going to allow his wife to return home and try to rebuild their relationship. there was no forgive and forget. it was, i will get my revenge, and that's what he did. >> prosecutors say that the crime was

then hid the shell casings in the washing machine.make it look like there was a struggle, prosecutors believe amy cut her nightshirt, then scratched herself with the scissors. then called 911. she gave an all-star performance. >> someone is breaking into our house. oh, my god. i don't know what to do. no, you can't go up there, it's my kids! >> this morning, at approximately 10:45 a.m., the police department arrested and charged amy bosley with the murder of her husband, robert bosley. >> where was the murder weapon? >> we've searched by land, by air, and we have searched by water rescue. there's a pond out there. we drudged the pond searching for the gun and still not have been able to locate the firearm in question. >> when police looked at footage of amy bosley leaving her home on the night of the murder, they noticed that amy wasn't carrying her pocketbook. her sister was. after amy's arrest, amy's sister finally got around to looking inside. when she did, she found a .9 millimeter handgun. >> her sister did the appropriate thing.

two shell casings were found nearby. fingerprints identified the victim as virginia russell. >> pretty shocking. she hadn't been out two months when this incident happened. >> she was missing her right shoe. there was no dirt or debris on her foot, but her stockings were ripped and she had scrapes on her knees. the missing shell casing indicated virginia may have been shot once in another location and then dragged to where she was shot two more times. >> there's obviously more to this homicide than just this one particular location where the body was found. >> police found two empty beer bottles 20 feet from virginia's body. no one was sure if they were connected to the murder. they also found a single hair on virginia's body. there was no sign of sexual assault, but two purses were found near the body. >> there weren't but $2 in change in the purses, so investigators believe that part of the motive may have been robbery. >> a background check stunned virginia's family. her real profession wasn't cleaning houses. she was

so the next step was to compare the spent shell casings from the scene to the casings from the test firingg at unique marks made by the firing pin as it struck the bullet. they were identical. >> also inside the barrel was a small drop of blood, dna testing proved the blood was ken maclennan's. >> it made sense based on the soot on the hand that mr. maclennan had actually grabbed the gun before the shot was fired. because of that contact with the hand, some of his blood then did blow back into the barrel of the rifle. >> when confronted with this evidence, matt molder admitted he was involved, but insisted jason maclennan was the killer. >> he tried to talk me into going, and killing him because he knew he'd be the prime suspect. but i couldn't do it. so i told him i wasn't going to have anything to do with it. and then he was ust like, okay, fine. and he took the gun from me and said just go wait in the car. >> matt said he heard the shots. jason came back to the car, returned the gun, and then he went home. >> how about the gun? did you do anything to the gun try to alter it? >> i stuck

janice inadvertently left one of the .308 shell casings behind. she got rid of the rifle somewhere in the colorado wilderness before calling for help. where she disposed of it remains a mystery. >> if the suspect would have been a better shot and mr. dodson would have been killed with a single shot, it's possible that this would never have been investigated as a homicide. >> we wouldn't have been looking for bullet fragments. we wouldn't have been looking for mud analysis. >> prosecutors believe the motive was greed. >> i believe she married him with the intent to beef up his finances and kill him. that's about as cold blooded as you can get. >> she would have got revenge. she would have got rid of bruce dodson, obtained approximately $500,000 in worth, and also pinned the rap on j.c. lee to get even with him for leaving with her daughter's girlfriend. i think it was an excellent plan that didn't work. >> five years after the death of her husband, janice dodson went on trial for his murder. >> we had forensic firearms evidence, forensic metallurgi

they're looking for shell casings. this is because of reports that a shooting on 580 right near the 238 interchange by castro valley. this is just west of strobridge. you're looking at the chopper live other the scene. what we've learned is someone was firing five to six shots along the freeway near the 164th street exit. no one was hurt, but at least one car was hit, so they have closed the westbound lane complete low all the way to 238 while the officers literally walk step by step to see if they can find some of those shell casings. we want to show you the map so you can see just how jammed up traffic is at this point. literally it's at a stand still. no one is moving either in that direction at all. you can see the red part means no movement whatsoever. we'll continue to monitor the situation and let you know in a little bit if the situation has been eeszed at all. >>> we also have new details on another major freeway closure. a gas spill shut down southbound 101 in morgan hill this morning. all lanes finally reope

>> not far from the site of the shooting, police found a shell casing on the side of the highway. >> the bullet probably came from another vehicle that was traveling in the same direction as our victim vehicle. >> the casing was from a high-powered assault-style rifle, a heckler & koch, or hk-91. police wondered whether the shooting was intentional or a random act. >> they were concerned that somewhere there was a shooter out there, not knowing what had happened or what led to it, there was just somebody out there who randomly shot a teenage boy on the road. >> it's kind of scary to think that you could be driving down the road and get shot. >> it was very tense at the time. they knew there was a shooter out there still and somebody who had just killed somebody. >> with little else to go on, police asked the public through local media outlets for any witnesses to come forward. >> i would not think it was a stray bullet. i would think somebody was aiming at that car. why that particular car, we don't know. >> but no one reported seeing anything unusual. >> and so there wasn't a lot of

sheriff said they're walking trying to find shell casings but look at the result as westbound 580 is closed for the time being. good news is that no one is injured >> yes. we're going to stay on top of this for you. in the meantime we had to check on weather. it's dry now. >> second wave of rain is coming in. spencer? >> this is going to be a more intense storm than previous one. you're going to notice it will be dark. and let's take a look at a live view from our camera in emeryville looking at western sky. san francisco oakland, redwood city, 55. another live view of the western sky from our east bay hills camera. 58, santa rosa. and an interesting view of a bright, but increasingly cloudy sky from mount tam forecast features rain develops becoming stormy overnight. and rain, showers continue into saturday morning. conditions start agent 7:00 p.m at, oh, well, throughout the night z into tomorrow evening. we'll see periods of rain and showers. across the state, this is a intense storm. across california producing snow in the sierra. then, as that low begins to dive south, we'll sta

ballistic expert bill newhouse compared the shell casings from the murder scene to the ones provided he manufacturer when jason purchased the weapon. >> it was clearly printed as having been cartridge casings fired in, and it specified the glock pistol which it had been fired with, and the serial number and nice information we don't see very often. >> they matched, proving that it was jason's own weapon that killed him. hoping to find the murder weapon, police searched the garbage dumpster behind mark wu's apartment. instead, they found a pair of sandals in a white plastic bag along with some of mark wu's credit card receipts. police also checked other dumpsters in a four-block radius. >> they find out specifically where that particular garbage would be dumped, and they dig, and they, you know, do that dirty work that so often is the key to solving crime, and they find this gun case. >> to see if the case contained any fingerprints, forensic analyst mike riddle used super glue fuming, a process where the chemicals from heated super glue adhere to finger oils. riddle saw what he though

officers searched the scene, looking for shell casings a other evidence. they're sti trying to track down the shooter. chopper five captured image of what appears to be the driver, another adult and t kids. no one was hurt. castro valley was also the e of an accident, that sent a pedestrian to the hospital. the man was struck by a carn stanton avenue, about seven yesterday evening. the c-h-p arrested a woman, on suspicion of drunk driving. the victim's injuries were described as "serious".... a san jose man who dreamed joining the taliban... has w been sentenced to 15 years prison - for trying to blowa bank. matthew aaron llaneza was arrested last year - outside this bank of america building in oakland. the 29-year-old thought he was detonating a car bomb... bue f-b-i got to him first.. and supplied him with fake materials. in addition to g to prison - llaneza agreed get psychiatric help. so many people wanted to len about video surveillance in fremont, they had to move a meeting last night. more people are on the lookout f criminals. kpix five's bettu rep

. >> what happens specifically when the shell casing -- what happens specifically to the shell casinga semi-automatic pistol fires? >> when the gun is fired the explosion occurs. that is what the pressure buildup pushes the bullet out of the muzzle. and that will travel in the forward direction. the cartridge case -- if the gun is pointing that way the bullet will go that way. the cartridge case stays inside the gun and it is forced in the opposite direction. the bullet goes that way and cartridge case slams against the inside of the gun providing momentum to automatically cycle the gun. it will slam against inside surfaces as well as get fatter. it will operate and slam against the surface, push the slide back which then starts the process of extracting that spent cartridge case and ejecting it out of the gun. >> is there a certain ejection pattern for certain types of semi-automatic pistols? >> we will step away from the testimony. this is maria pagan. she is describing the type of gun used by the defendant in this case, michael dunn, to kill that florida teenager in his suv. i want

officers search area and collected shell casings. the man was taken to the hospital where he died. >>> new this morning men will canvas a neighborhood where three were found dead. someone found three dead inside an apartment building yesterday afternoon. this is in prince george's county. that's not far from pennsylvania avenue. news 4 derrick ward has been talking to neighbors about what they heard in this developing story. derrick? >> reporter: well, good morning. this happened at the lexington courts apartments. you see the sign there behind me. it was 5:30 yesterday. this is off mar burrow park. someone called saying they found three dead in the apartment complex. we spoke to neighbors that said three days ago they heard gunshots but not hear a police response. it's unclear if police were c l called or if that's connected to this. some residents are just returning home. this was a crime scene for a good part of the evening. they were not allowed to return to their apartments. police are expected to return to this complex some thy

four shell casing from a .25 caliber pistol were found near the bodies. there were no foreign fingerprints inside the truck but there were several overlapping shoe prints from a man's shoe. >> this was on kind of the chrome-plated bumper area that had kind of a dirty grime, kind of oxidized layer on it. and when the individual stepped on the bumper, he left a negative impression. >> the autopsies revealed the women were killed the day they went missing, and there were no signs of sexual assault. the medical examiner found bluish-green polyester fibers in and around the fatal wounds. >> either the gun was fired through an item like a blanket or some intermediate object or intermediate target and then fired into the victims' heads. >> and there was a gash in roxanne's calf near the taped bindings, which suggested the killer bound the women inside the apartment, led them down to garage, then cut the binding so they could get into the truck. >> it just really was something really out of the ordinary. this really was something that we didn't know the whole sto

. >> there was a spend shell casing on the floor. and the spent bullet was pound in the pillow under vaughan's head. >> bullet hole would probably indicate a smith & wesson semi automatic 9 millimeter handgun. >> but the motive was unclear. >> the television was still on. there was no indication of drawers open, somebody ransacked, searching for something, when it be jewelry, money. so there was no indication at all of the burglary. >> leslie vaughan was just 44 years old. >> my first thought was, this was a hit. >> just a day earlier, a federal prosecutor overheard vaughan say he fear head would be targeted for violence. that's sometimes the risk you take when you lose a case for a client who happens to be a drug dealer. >> what went through my mind, maybe it was a disgruntled client. >> homicide detective alfred donley broke the news to leslie's wife. >> i made a lot of notifications, the definite initial shock. then it's how did it happen? and she never, ever asked that. >> and they found another surprise on the 911 call. [ male a

. >> investigators found five shell casings at the end of the exit ramp and another about 200 feet away>> our forensic people were able to tell us that it most likely was an ak-47 type rifle, an assault rifle. >> knowing megan had been assaulted with this ak-47, again, it just sends chills of agony through my mind. >> investigators also noticed a fresh scrape along the driver's side of the car. it looked as if megan's car had been sideswiped. then investigators got a huge break. they learned that megan's rental car was one of the first to be equipped with an event data recorder. >> the event data recorder is a huge step forward in traffic safety. it's like the black box in an aircraft that gives us an opportunity to better understand how crashes happen. >> the recorder, a small onboard computer, is always on. in the event of a crash, it automatically saves the previous five seconds of information. when megan's car hit the median, it activated the data recorder. it revealed that five seconds earlier, megan's car was at a complete stop. >> i think he started shooting at her, she was proba

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highway patrols conducted an evidence search going man by man along the road looking for evidence, shell casings. at this point we do not have a description of the shooters or the suspect vehicle. we are working on getting that information. we hope you update you at 7:00 p.m. on kicu and tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news. live, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we are on storm watch tonight as the second of two storms heads our way. a live look at jack london square in oakland. you can see the flag moving slightly. it is only going to get worse as the night goes on. it is that wind that is off shore that is driving the storm clouds our way. >> we have live team coverage tonight. john fowler is along the coast where the wind is expected to start picking up later tonight. first we check in with chief meteorologist bill martin tracking the storm clouds now heading our way. >> that's right. this is storm number two wee track -- we are tracking. the story with storm number two is the wind. we have rain coming but we will see wind. winds gust to 50 miles per hour. that is significant. it will ha

from shell casings at the scene, the murder weapon was a .9 millimeter handgun. in the yard near judy's body was a crumpled note. >> "this is for my wife, melanie. i love you. sorry it had to end like this. i leave everything that i have to my loving, caring wife." >> the note was signed "jonathan," but his last name was hard to decipher. it looked like binney or barry. judy had mentioned this name to her husband before she died. >> does she know who shot her? >> she gave me the name of somebody barry. he was waiting for her in our house. >> allen claimed he didn't know anyone by that name. in a search for suspects, police usually start with the spouse. >> anytime a wife is shot, particularly at home, the husband is not only a suspect but the prime suspect. >> allen said he was driving home from work when the shooting took place. >> i have to be honest. at that point, my suspicions were on allen. >> i had nothing to do with it. i don't know what else to say other than it wasn't me. ♪ ♪ ♪ ben! ♪ [ train whistle blows ] oh, that was close. you ain't lying. let quic

. >> shell casings at the scene indicated he had been shot with .380-caliber weapon. the witness reported seeing a man in a dark, hooded sweatshirt running away from the area. police had to consider the possibility that the phone call from the carpet layer might have been a setup. >> pretty short order. there was a grim determination on the part of the officers to go about the business of finding out who had done this to kevin. e way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and a good source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. ♪ >>> thousands of residents in rockford, illinois, turned out for the funeral service of detective kevin rice, the city's first slain police officer in 20 years. >> it was really something special to see, the hundreds of police cars, thousands of people lined the streets, and it was quite a tribute, but we also realized why they were doing this tribute, because kevin was shot and killed trying to protect his community. >> kevin was

the chp closed all west bound lanes as they looked for shell casings.t saying what they found or what led to that shooting at this point. >>> misconduct caught on camera. the civil rights and corruption violations are tied to raids on hotels in 2011. some of the officers stole properties and drugs is the allegation. the charge is based on surveillance video showing that alleged misconduct. all six face prison time in convicted. >>> was he tacted to the taliban? a san jose man gets 15 years in jail for trying to blow up a bank last year. he struck a plea deal which requires that he'll be on probation for the rest of his life. he was arrested for trying to detonate an suv loaded with chemicals near this bank of america in oakland. his plan failed because his supposed taliban connection was really an fbi agent. the judge said the sentence strikes a balance between acknowledging hismental condition and punishing him for the crime. >>> i just grabbed the shotgun and pushed him. >> for the second time in as many days, a bay area clerk takes matters into his o

police are out of what appears to be shell casings.ooking for what appears to be shell casings. >> pam: developing news at this hour. 5 san francisco police officers and a former police officer. have all been indicted by a federal grand jury. for a variety charges. which include distributing drugs, theft, extortion, falsifying police reports and violating civil rights. >> pam: the indictments are the culmination of a three - year investigation. that began with the release of some surveillance videos by the public defender. >> pam: kron 4's dan kerman is live in the newsroom to explain. dan. >> reporter:it was back in march of 2011 that public defender jeff adachi released surveillance videos from a number of residential hotels. >> reporter:at the time he said these videos showed undercover cops illegally entering hotels, lying about it on police reports and in some cases stealing items. >> reporter:police pulled to cops off the street, some were disarmed and district attorney george gascon referred the case to the u.s. attorney, becaus

it could provide one other way to try to trace the gun that that shell casing came from at the crime scene. and no, of course, it's not a perfect idea. same with the taser confetti. right? i mean, the gun could be stolen. it could be trafficked a million times after its unique identifier was initially registered. people could try to figure out some way to modify the stamp or remove the stamping ability. mess with it. right? all true. all of those things are true, but still, in some cases, it might help. might give police an additional way to solve crimes. arnold schwarzenegger signed that bill into law in 2007. it was supposed to go into effect in 2010. california lawmakers delayed it until this past year in 2013. now it's in effect. the gun lobby and gun makers are furious. smith and wesson, based in western massachusetts and ruger, another new england gun manufacturer, they announced as companies they will not sell new semiautomatic handguns in california anymore because of this requirement, they do not want to install the technology in their guns and would rather use their busines

a line of officers scoped out the scene looking for shell casings and other evidence. they are still looking for a suspect. the chopper 5 flew overhead as what appears to be the driver, another adult and two kids talked with authorities about the car. no one was hurt. >>> tonight, a man is in the hospital after a suspected drunk driver hit him. it happened on stanton avenue in castro valley around 7:00. chp arrested the driver. the victim has serious injuries. >> just a few hours ago, we got some extraordinary numbers about the drop in crime. yes, the drop in crime in fremont. betty yu shows us what people have started doing that police say has made all the difference. betty? >> reporter: ken, more residents in fremont have installed cameras in their homes and communities and it sheaths to be keeping the bad device away. we are talking about a city that used to see at least two burglaries a day two years ago. that is no longer the case. when ever you drive into scott terrace, you are being watched. your license plate recorded and you can almost make out who is in the c

earlier, officers were walking on the freeway searching for the shell casings. again, 580 has just reopened. >>> happening now. getting ready for round two. on your right, a look at the calm before the next storm. in san jose, more rain is coming on top of the nearly one inch that fell last night. and it's not just rain, we're talking about strong wind headed our way. we begin with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> it looks like this one definitely could be a stronger round. you don't have to be a weather expert to look at this satel

they are looking for shell casings along the freeway. they are walking parts of the freeway as it's closed trying to collect any evidence. but again, reports of a freeway shooting. the car windows shot out. no reports of what the injuries might be in this. but again, the highway is closed. we'll keep an eye on 580 for you. the evening commute is affected by this. you can see the traffic on surface streets. >>> new at 5:00 a california appeals court says it is perfectly okay to read a map on your cell phone while you're driving. today's ruling reverses the conviction of a fresno man who was ticketed last year for looking at a map on his phone while he was stuck in traffic. the judges say that the law the driver was cited for specifically applies to people listening and talking on their cell phones. >>> fremont has the tesla factory that builds a lot of electric cars. the city also home of one-third of the people in alameda county who drive electric cars. john ramos reports on how fremont is pushing the envelope on green transportation. >>

authorities were looking for shell casings and any other evidence.this taking place on westbound 580. authorities closed all lanes after highway 238 in castro valley. now it's rush hour. so you can just imagine just how bad the traffic backup was. we are watching people even outside their cars walking around on the freeways. there's no place to go. they had been stopped for almost an hour. >>> getting back out live to the scene right now, you can see traffic is moving. it's moving slowly past the scene of the incident. several emergency vehicles, chp still on the scene. and you look at the map there. >> yeah, traffic still pretty bad on 580 but now freeways in the east bay seem to be much better. again, a freeway shooting on 580. we'll be monitoring the situation, bring you the very latest and new information as it comes in. >>> a scandal rocking the san francisco police department. linda yee on the officers indicted for criminal conduct. linda, we don't hear this every day. >> reporter: no, thank goodness

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shell casings and then dropping them from airplanes the idea was that they would fly down and like roost in japanese homes or in trees and then ignite and cause fires and they did testing that proved to be very effective but thank god that program was never actually put into use and humane and let's briefly mention homing pigeons because this is something that was also used prominently in the cold war as well two hundred fifty thousand plus pigeons used by the by the by the british during world war two they were used to send messages back and forth but the germans were also using these at the time actually and what i found researching this earlier is that the british to counter the use of german homing pigeons they were actually using peregrine falcons to patrol the to exactly to intercept these pigeons before they would leave so what you're. just garbage no no no they're not applying that to the city. actually smarter than we take a lot of covert messages that we should use it instead of actually texting each other many so that's the only thing that the n.s.a. and the and in the age of

snipers opened fire on the substation, shooting for 19 minutes more than 100 fingerprint-free shell casingsound. they knocked out 17 transformers that supply power to silicon valley. police arrive asked they were gone. it took pg&e almost a month to bring the substation back. john wellinghoff was chair of the commission when it happened he tells a "wall street journal" attack was the most-significant incident involving the grid that ever occurred in the u.s. but no one claimed responsibility for the sabotage. something that a terrorist would likely do. in taking down a power station, without necessarily evoking terror. >> feeling is that this may have been preparation for act of war. >> the electric power research institute says execution is unprecedented. >> they knew what to cut. where to cut it. they knew what equipment to go after. and they also knew how to get out of there before police and fire came. >>w7o[ pg&e declined to18s[ re saying waits still under investigation. >> still ahead here tonight at 6:00 twitter reports to wall street for the first time since expansion >> a hnly dos

was just not enough evidence to charge the six officers with a crime because i guess forty seven shell casings just doesn't tell a clear enough story so once again the message has been sent loud and clear all encompassing immunity and protection for those that supposedly protect and serve. when the media discusses the war on terror the focus is primarily on the middle east one lot american country has been america's crosshairs since its socialist revolution in one nine hundred fifty nine cuba somehow this caribbean island nation has managed to consistently stay on the u.s. terror watch list for the last thirty two years in fact the state department iterated again just last year that cuba is one of four state sponsors of terrorism this of course is despite the u.s. government's own admission that there is no evidence to suggest that the cuban government has ever provided weapons or training to terrorist groups but the outdated resentment for the castro government is perfectly example five to the case of five cuban nationals arrested in miami in one thousand nine hundred eight and tony we're goi

looking for evidence collecting shell casings. here we know the truck is being carted away.t truck will now be part of the investigation into what happens we'll see if there is anything he can share with us. it won't be long until they open the freeway. exit, back open again they told me as soon as they move out of the way they'll open it back up to traffic. we came frup fremont. er than it would have, ordinariry. we'll provide with you the latest information on abc7 news.com. and on twitter. >> thank you. >> again, you can see here live sky 7 hd, a shot of the scene the vehicle southbounding put onto the truck and taken away. stay with us for the latest on the breaking news story. coverage continues now here on abc7 and twitter. >> a serious draw back developing. >> many say it's easier to get around town but there is a new complication. >> yes. >> ride services are a perfect example of peer to peer service. there is just one hitch. what happens when there is an teent? >> adrienne is making pretty good money as a driver for lift. >> if you work hard, you can make 200s ndz a

. >> neeson: their fingers polish the insides of shell metal casings.polish the inside of a 45-millimeter shell casing? you tell me. you tell me. >> cooper: he said that he wasn't looking for a movie star, but he was looking for somebody who women would... >> neeson: yes? >> cooper: ...that had a presence but that women would fall for. >> neeson: he didn't tell me that. but i think he certainly wanted someone without any cinematic baggage. >> cooper: liam neeson was nominated for an academy award for his role, but we were surprised to learn he isn't satisfied with his performance. >> neeson: this car, what good would have bought this car... >> neeson: i thought the film was quite extraordinary, except for myself. ( laughs ) >> cooper: really? >> neeson: yeah. >> cooper: are you always that critical of yourself? >> neeson: i was of that one. >> cooper: what did you not like about yourself though? >> neeson: i didn't own the part. i just... it wasn't... i didn't see enough of me in there. >> cooper: neeson says he does see himself in the action movies he'

looking for evidence collecting shell casings. here we know the truck is being carted away.ow that truck will now be part of the investigation into what happens we'll see if there is anything he can share with us. it won't be long until they open the freeway. exit, back open again they told me as soon as they move out of the way they'll open it back up to traffic. we came frup fremont. it took longer than it would have, ordinariry. we'll provide with you the latest information on abc7 news.com. and on twitter. >> thank you. >> again, you can see here live sky 7 hd, a shot of the scene the vehicle southbounding put onto the truck and taken away. stay with us for the latest on the breaking news story. coverage continues now here on abc7 and twitter. >> a serious draw back developing. >> many say it's easier to get around town but there is a new complication. >> yes. >> ride services are a perfect example of peer to peer service. there is just one hitch. what happens when there is an teent? >> adrienne is making pretty good money as a driver for lift. >> if you work hard, you c

then, sniper opened fieshgs shooting for 14 minutes, 100 shell casings found at the scene.rriveed and they were gone. it took pg&e almost a month to bring it back to operation. the chair of the regulatory commission when it happened. he told "wall street journal" attack was the most significant in dough mostic terrorism involving the grid that occurred in the u.s. rick smith was with the unit. >> it wasn't just a couple guys having a beer. it looked somewhat professional. >> no one claimed responsibility for the sabotage. in taking down a power station would not necessarily evoke terror. >> this may have been preparation for act of war. >> he says execution is unprecedented >> they knew what to cut. where to cut it. and what equipment to go after. they knew how to get out of there. >> pg&e declined to respond saying it was still under investigation. >> u.s. officials warning airlines to be on the lookout for toothpaste containers after intelligence suggests they can be used for bomb making. a pl shows half of americans think an attack is still likely despite measures put in

shell found in the andrews' garage. he looked specifically at the brass casings at the base of the shells. casings are ejected, each gun creates a unique mark on the brass. >> and depending on the amount of correspondence and the preponderance of these matching striations, an examiner can come to the conclusion as to whether these were fired by the same firearm. >> there was no doubt, both shells were fired from the same gun. >> also in the neighbors' attic, police found several unused .22 caliber bullets, the same as those used in the second gun in the murder. >> it was as if they were basically accidentally dropped along the way. they didn't appear to be placed in any type of a pattern but like they were in a pocket and fell out as someone crawled through. >> this suggested that the killers hid in the neighbor's home after the murder so they could make a clean getaway later. >> apparently, someone went up in that attic, and they were either trying to climb up in the master closet access, or they came down and landed on that shoe rack and broke it to pieces. it wasn't sturdy enough to hol

earlier, officers were walking on the freeway searching for the shell casings. again, 580 has just reopened. >>> happening now. getting ready for round two. on your right, a look at the calm before the next storm. in san jose, more rain is coming on top of the nearly one inch that fell last night. and it's not just rain, we're talking about strong wind headed our way. we begin with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> it looks like this one definitely could be a stronger round. you don't have to be a weather expert to look at this satellite loop and see how much more powerful this system is. it stretches over 1,000 miles. it is not just a bay area storm. it's going to hit the entire state. if you're just tuning in now, you could see showers as early as tonight. by 10:00 and 11:00, most of the heaviest rainfall still offshore. as we head through the early morning hours we'll get a heavy band of rain in at 2:00 in the morning. not only the rainfall but also the severe components, the possibility of lightning, small hail and also gusty winds. even the potential of

officers heard gunfire and gave chase inside the car they found shell casings and narcotics. >>> opponents call it a spy center but supporters say it will improve security. tomorrow at this time the oakland city council suspected of holding a crucial vote on a new surveillance project. the city calls it a surveillance domain center. a group of citizens intends to sue if that project moves forward, jana. >> reporter: that group is called the oakland privacy working group and they plan a big rally at tomorrow's meeting. their concerns that traffic cameras like you see up there and other surveillance cameras in the city could be funnels into a central network and might be used to spy on citizens. these days surveillance cameras seem to be everywhere watching. >> every time you go to the bank. schools have video surveillance. and to me it makes me feel deeply uncomfortable. >> reporter: tomorrow night the oakland city council is expected to vote on whether to award a in the work into one centralized domain awarness center. opponents call it a spy center holding a rally in protest. they say the

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>> well, they have a bumpl of ak-47 shell cases.y also have this surveillance video, which you can see is very dark, doesn't show much. flashes of light. experts believe those are flashlight signals from a group of attackers. the biggest concern, this might have been a dry run for bigger attack. we have 160,000 miles of transmission lines in this country. the feds believe hitting a few key substations could destabilize the entire system. listen now to california congressman henry waxman's warning to congress. >> this is a national security issue that deserves our attention. we should act now while there's time to protect against successful attacks. >> the grid system has thousands of hackers a day trying to get in in this country. back to you. >> what a story. thanks so much, trace. >>> control of congress up for grabs this november in the midterm election could bring real change to the senate where the democrats are now in the majority. some new stats show it could be tough for them to hang onto control there. the president, of cou

officers heard gunfire and gave chase inside the car they found shell casings and narcotics. >>> opponents call it a spy center but supporters say it will improve security. tomorrow at this time the oakland city council suspected of holding a crucial vote on a new surveillance project. the city calls it a surveillance domain center. a group of citizens intends to sue if that project moves forward, jana. >> reporter: that group is called the oakland privacy working group and they plan a big rally at tomorrow's meeting. their concerns that traffic cameras like you see up there and other surveillance cameras in the city could be funnels into a central network and might be used to spy on citizens. these days surveillance cameras seem to be everywhere watching. >> every time you go to the bank. schools have video surveillance. and to me it makes me feel deeply uncomfortable. >> reporter: tomorrow night the oakland city council is expected to vote on whether to award a in the work into one centralized domain awarness center. opponents call it a spy center holding a rally in protest. they say the

zero traffic westbound as chp is doing a evidence search, looking for shell casings.last 20 minutes i got a chance to speak with the driver of the black suv. i got a chance to see the bullet holes. we talked with the driver. he says had suspects were driving erratically, weaving in and out of traffic, speeding up and slowing down. he passed that vehicle and that they pulled up on the left side of the suv, he says that seemed suspicious. he said something seemed odd so once that happened the suspects pulled out a gun, opened fire. i saw at least two bullet holes in the suv. one in the hoot, one through the windshield. it seems everyone was all right. the driver ducked. the driver was caravaning with his family and other vehicle so they pulled off to the right side. there you see the vehicles where they stopped. at this point in time chp conducting that evidence search and investigation here. we will continue a monitor the situation. we hope to have the interview coming up in a half hour so you could hear from the driver for yourself in his own words. live, christien ka

more than 100 fingerprint-free shell casings were found at the scene. they knocked out 17 transformers that supply power to silicon valley. when police arrived, they were gone. it took pse&g almost a month to bring the substation back to full operation. john wellinghoff was chair of the regulatory commission when it happened. he tells "the wall street journal" the attack was the most significant incident of domestic terrorism involving the grid that has ever occurred in the u.s., but no one claimed responsibility for the sabotage, something that a terrorist would most likely do. and taking down a power station would not necessarily evoke terror. >> so the feeling is this may have been preparation for an act of war. >> rich loaden is with electric power research institute and says the execution and the attack is unprecedentunpreceden. >> they knew what to cut, where to cut it, they knew what equipment to go after, and they also knew how to get out of there before the police and fire came. >> pse&g declined to respond to comments, saying the incident was

when police arrived, the shooters were gone, but they found more than 100 shell casings.o fingerprints. it seemed like a professional job. to prevent a blackout, workers rerouted power, but it took nearly a month to make the repairs. >> under slightly different conditions, there could have been a serious power outage or worse. >> it was a little known attack and it's not clear what the motives were, but now, months later, some are trying to bring it to the forefront. arguing that if similar shootings happen throughout the nation at once, collectively, they could take out a large chunk of the electrical grid, leaving millions in the dark. john wallingoff is the former chair of the energy commission. >> this is more about the larger issue of physical security of these high voltage substations nationwide and the need to ensure that some defensive measures start being put in place. >> he suggests measures such as opaque fences, instead of open chain ones. and more sophisticated surveillance cameras to help identify suspects. dan simon, cnn, san francisco. >> so, the debate co

the shell casing discovered the scenes of the leaping bandit robberies connect with this gun. ballistic tests done by the new york police department laboratory confirm there is no doubt. this is the gun. meaning the person in possession of the weapon most likely is involved in the leaping bandit crimes. >> we couldn't wait to get the photos and start looking at them to see if they matched the surveillance photos, which they did. >> the man is felix molina. he's the thief who helped control the lobbies during the robberies. investigators hope they can use the possibility of a shorter prison sentence to get molina to name his accomplice. but time is of the essence. a dangerous bank robber is still on the loose. the public is in danger with this guy shooting rounds. it's a matter of time before you get that dreaded phone call someone got shot at the bank. >> investigators put the pressure on felix molina. they speak to his family and friends. and they are the ones who name the gun-wielding thief. the ininfamous leaping bandit. it's molina's longtime friend, 21-year-old martin ped