but for three clean shotgun shells to be in my basement?t just doesn't make sense. >> you have no idea where those came from? >> absolutely not. >> tom said he's never owned or used a shotgun. >> never. wouldn't know how to operate it. wouldn't know the first thing about it. >> tom schafer then asked why tom failed to call his home when dar didn't show up at the birthday celebration. >> something just wasn't right so that's why i went home. if we had cell phones i would have called her on the cell phone. i had to find her. i had to go see where she was at. >> then it was time for tom to describe his relationship with dar. it didn't take tom long to lose his composure. >> we were very close. and we were -- >> go ahead. >> we were together all the time. >> tom admitted to the jury he did once flirt with carrie zuk, but he said that happened three years prior to the murder during a brief time when he and dar were arguing more than they were communicating. >> that put quite a bit of distance between us, and it also led to intimacy problems betw

she had been shot in the head with a shotgun at point blank range. tom immediately called for help. >> what's the problem? >> my wife is in the shower. she's just laying there in her blood. >> first responders rushed to the folly farm. when michigan state police detective arrived on the scene, he knew he was in for a long night. >> we don't have a lot of homicides that happen in and around branch county, and because of her position as a schoolteacher, just for the number of people that knew her that put anytime a much more serious-type investigation. >> detective and his team of state troopers scourikou scouri crime scene taking pictures of a home burglary gone wrong. the first clue, the broken glass coming from the kitchen door window. >> it appeared that a beer bottle was used to break that particular window. >> according to tom, jewelry and credit cards were missing. the family desk had been disturbed and financial documents inside were gone. and then there was the medicine cabinet. >> looked like somebody had gone in and basically scooped a shelf

>> no. >> reporter: now, the foleys didn't own a shotgun, as far as we know?> that's correct. >> reporter: karbon sent the bag to the lab for analysis. and what technicians found on the bag surprised even this veteran detective. >> tom foley's fingerprint was on the bag? >> yes. >> reporter: suddenly detective karbon felt he needed to learn more about tom foley and his seemingly, "picture perfect" marriage. >> i think they did a lot of things together. however, i don't consider them the picture perfect couple. >> reporter: neither did dar's sister lynn, in whom dar once confided. >> she said, "tom doesn't love me anymore. he's leaving me." "he's going through his change of life." >> his midlife crisis? >> yes. >> reporter: dar's sisters were becoming increasingly suspicious, especially, they said, after watching tom's behavior at dar's funeral. >> it was almost like he was relieved. >> there were a number of people who came up to me after the service that were really offended by his demeanor. his joyfulness. >> these are things that i've heard and it's ridicul

walk, walk, walk, walk, walk, grab the shotgun shell, put the shotgun shell in, run back in.t shotgun against her cheek, and you pull. that is intent, no doubt about it. >> reporter: the prosecution believed the brothers were flat out lying about the abuse, and the events leading up to the murders, and as it turned out their testimony gave the state a big opening. so when you offer your mental state as a defense you have waived your psychiatric patient privilege. >> reporter: the oziel tape. remember that? by testifying, the brothers had put their mental state on center stage meaning the tape was now fair game. >> there was no way i was going to make a decision to kill my mother without erik's consent. >> reporter: the defense played the tape to take the sting out of it. >> what erik and i did took courage beyond belief. >> reporter: detective zoeller remember had never heard the tape before, and he was dumbfounded. this was supposedly a candid confession tape, but on it the brothers never once mentioned the issue that was now the very core of their defense. >> why did you ev

me, beer, shotgun, hot, sunny day, and producer. making sure i'm eating on this boat trip. ah, the most important part of any meal-- cold, frosty beverages. >> peter: you already have one. >> anthony: i started early. >> peter: cheers. >> anthony: cheers. oh, here we go. thank you. grilled fish in a mango salsa. >> peter: you have the two most appreciated fish here on the table of paraguay. >> anthony: yep. >> peter: that's the catfish, surubí. >> anthony: and that? >> peter: that's the dorado, the golden fish. >> anthony: oh, the dorado. of course. yes. ooh, that's tasty! ooh, that's nice. >> anthony: so, i'm -- i'm curious about this whole episode of the settlement of nouveau bordeaux. >> guido: there came about four hundred people. they were supposed to be about one thousand. they were supposed to be, most of them, farmers. but just eighty-six were farmers. >> anthony: who were the other people? just -- >> guido: they were tailors; they were shoemakers, musicians -- >> peter: teachers and artists, and they were put in the jungle

markus kaarma says he grabbed a loaded shotgun he had for protection. >> i'm sitting there with the shotgun in my hand and i'm staring at the lock on the front door and i can't tell if it's locked or unlocked. and i'm starting to shake at that point, you know, the adrenaline's coming, like, oh my god, these guys actually came back to the house. >> reporter: kaarma said his wife stayed back, while he went out the front door and turned toward the garage. >> a few quick steps around my front, and you saw where my truck was parked, pretty much with my butt touching my grill guard, that's where i stood. and then she flipped on the light. >> reporter: kaarma told the detectives he was blinded by the sudden light and realized the only one way for the intruder to get away was to go past him. then -- >> i heard something move, like, a piece of metal hit the cement. either that or a piece of metal hit a piece of metal, it sounded like either a metal wrench being picked up or maybe the axes. >> reporter: so markus kaarma says he did the only thing he could to protect himself. >> immediately i fired hi

a shotgun, rifle, and 500 rounds of ammo taken along with a bulletproof vest and a jacket with fbi written on the back. it's not clear where in the car the guns and ammo were left. state senator jerry hill passed legislation in 2016 requiring both citizens and police officers to store and secure handguns in cars but not long guns or rifles. >> if you're going to secure handguns and you're a law enforcement official, you have to secure every one of your weapons because they all can kill and that's the problem. >> reporter: this gun and ammo theft is one of six since 2015 including the weapon used to kill 32-year-old kate steinle on pier 14. the fbi confirms in this case the sergeant serves on its joint terrorism task force but the weapons and ammo stolen were not fbi issue. reporting live in redwood city, matt keller, abc news. >>> thank you so much, matt. at least one person has died following a car accident on the lakeville highway. it involves at least six cars. the collision happened just west of sears point in the southbound lanes around 9:00 last night. as sue was tracking for us earl

i understand people buy rifles shotguns and handguns for self-defense and sporting but why does anyone need to own a military style weapon when they can be converted as we found in las vegas to a weapon that discharges 100 rounds in seven seconds. that's totally unnecessary for any legitimate legal purse -- purpose. it's available perhaps for military use and perhaps for law enforcement but not for the ordinary american citizen who would purchase and own a gun for

they recovered a shotgun shell.n started to arrive today and we reached out to the school district for comment but we haven't heard anything back. we talked to a couple of parents however. one said that she did receive a robocall from the school letting her know about the shooting that happened early this morning. another parent says that they did not know about it until they saw our news van out here. so he was very upset about it. again, this is not the first time. this is the second time this has happened. neighbors had reported this -- a shooting on veterans day weekend. there a camera did get hit and damaged. that was on a different building. it was on the e building towards the back of the school. that camera was taken out by a shot. leigh martinez. >> thank you, leigh. >>> pg&e is investigating what led to an eggs motion in the st. mary -- an explosion in the st. mary's area. no one was hurt. we brought this to you as breaking news yesterday at noon just as the neighborhood was evacuated. that was the case fo

>>> police investigating the theft of not one, but two guns and a lot of ammo from >>> a shotgun, 12-gauge >> only on abc 7 news, a shotgun, a rifle, hundreds of rounds of ammunitions, all stolen from a deputy's car here in san francisco. the question tonight, why weren't they locked in a lockbox as is required by law. good evening. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm deion. the weapons and ammo were taken from a sheriff's deputy's car parked in the tenderloin last night. >> lonnie rivera has more on the story. lonnie? >> reporter: eric and deion, sources tell abc 7 news that san mateo deputy has worked with the fbi's joint terrorism task force for more than 20 years. his car was parked along jones near market last night. san francisco police are looking into this theft and urging the public to be on the lookout. >> the first will be a shotgun, a weatherby pump action. and the second firearm is a colt ar-4, black in color. there were also 40 mags containing 20 rounds each of .223 that were stolen. >> reporter: friday night san francisco police took a report of a gun and ammunition theft from a sa

guns and ammo ripped off. >> tit's a going to be a 12 gaue pump-action shotgun. the second firearm is a colt ar-4. >> reporter: 500 rounds of ammunition was stolen, too. >> unsecured weapons in it, that's just crazy to me. >> this man says he sees car break-ins all the time in the tender loin. it's not clear where the guns and ammo were left, but oakland police put out this bulletin. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the fbi confirms the sergeant serves on its joint terrorism task force. but the weapons and ammo stolen were not issued by the fbi. this gun and ammo theft is one of six in the bay area since 2015. the weapon used to kill 32-year-old kate steinle on pier 14 was stolen from a ranger's car in s>> it really begs the q as to when's enough enough? >> reporter: senator hill requires both citizens and police officers to store and secure handguns in cars. >> you can't legislate common sense. and law enforcement officials, sadly, are not getting it. they have to secure these weapons. and we need to do something to make that happen. >> reporter: hill will keep workin

guns and ammo ripped off. >> the first will be a shotgun. the weather base 12 gauge, blue steel with a brown stock. second firearm is an ar-4. >> this man says he sees he break-ins all the time. >> i don't think it is the best place to leave an unsecured gun in a vehicle any more. most especially around here. >> it is not clear where in the car guns and ammo weren't left, but those weren't the only items taken he. police put out this bulletin. >> xl bulletproof vest. >> the weapons and ammo stolen were not issued by the fbi. this theft is one of six in the bay area since 2015. the weapon used to kill kate snidely on pier 14 was stolen from a bureau of management ranger car from san francisco. jerry hill passed legislation in 2016 requiring both citizens and police officers to store and secure handguns in cars. >> you can't legislate common sense. and law enforcement officials sadly are not getting it. they he have to secure these weapons. ad we need to do something to make that happen. >> hill will keep working. meantime police are trying to

. >> a shotgun a rifle and some 800 right nows of am o that's what law enforcement officers all over on the bay area on the look out for now. the fire power stole fibrin a san mateo sheriff county car. another police weapon theft frustrating local launches. nbc bay area roz plater joins us with more. roz. >> reporter: jessica the officer shoved is a veteran at the sheriff's office and we were told a few minutes ago he is back at work here. he had been working for the fbi but temporarily suspended from the task force while officers investigate the latest gun theft. it has happened again. the fourth time in three months in the bay areas thieves are stolen weapon from a law enforcement official vehicle. >> it's shocking and people are just they're not getting the message. >> reporter: this time it was an officer from san mateo county sheriff's office on loan to the fbi joint terrorism task force. investigators won't say whether he was on or off duty. but friday night in san francisco's tenor line driskt thieves smashed the windows of his unmarked car and stole a shotgun, a rifle within,

and put his hands up in the air and he must have said some words and the other man went to get a shotgun and shot him in the middle of the street. police charge curtis thomas with criminal homicide, the victim's name have not been released. >>> happening today, dissecting elementary school suspensions, is it doing more harm or good? pamela osborne is live for us. this is been the center of debate for months. >> yeah, vai, that debate is going to continue at 1:00. study shows when a school rather s suspends a student, it can have a number of adverse outcome. 2007 study shows the impact well. suspended students are three suspended students are three times likely to4x school. students dropping out of school are three times likely to go to jail. those are some of the reasons the joint committee of education and youths are having these hearings today to review eliminating suspension for age students. i am pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> pam, thank you. happening today, jim kenny will outline his new plans for his new schools. he will tell city councils how he want to restore schools and recr

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authorities say a shotgun and rifle were stolen along with ammunition. and that fbi jacket. the san mateo county sheriff's sergeant immediately reported this:2 san francisco police and to his superiors, as well. we understand and were told that this is not the sergeant's personal car. it is unclear if it is a sheriffs vehicle or what agency it may belong to. it is also unclear if those guns and equipment were secured inside the car which is required. and of course, guns stolen from law enforcement have been used in crimes a number of times in the bay area. a full investigation is underway and being headed up by the san francisco police department, mike. >> we are curious to find out if those guns were locked away. >>> the san francisco police union is now taking the issue of arming officers with tasers. narrowly approving the use of tasers for city police officers following a contentious seven- hour meeting. calling for officers with tasers by december 2018. the police officers association commands the commission for taking action but wants to speed up t

a man was reported carrying a shotgun. a couple of officers spotted the man and noticed the shotgun partially concealed in his pants. richmond's mayor says city and bart police are working together. >> i think this incident this morning, as regrettable as it is, is an indication that bart is on top of security at the richmond station. apparently, they arrived immediately. reporter: police say theman is in stable condition. >>>steve says you may see fog this morning but this weekend, before thanksgiving, looks sunny and clear. you can put the umbrella away for a while any way after the rain we had wednesday and thursday. 2 inches of rain fell in san francisco making it hard to drive because of poor visibility. oor visibility. . >>>and we saw a lot of this, accidents, hydroplaning, cars driving over standing water on busy roads. our news camera recorded this scene at 12th street in oakland. drivers had to carefully navigate through the water. the chp was busy all day responding to all kinds of accidents and incidents ranging

guns and ammo ripped off. >> the first is going to be a shotgun. it's a 12 gauge pump action blue steel with a brown stock. then the second firearm is a colt ar-4. >> reporter: 500 rounds of loose ammunition was stolen too. >> an undercover car parked here with unsecured weapons in it. that's just crazy to me. >> reporter: this man says he sees car break ins all the time in the tenderloin. it's not clear where in the car the guns and ammo were left, but those weren't the only items taken. oakland police put out this bulletin. >> >>. >> reporter: the fbi confirms the sergeant serves on its joint terrorism task force but the weapons and ammo stolen were not issued by the fbi. this gun and ammo theft is one of six in the bay area since 2015. the weapon used to kill 32-year-old kate steinle on pier 14 was stolen from a bureau of land management ranger's car in san francisco. >> it really begs the question as to when enough is enough. >> reporter: legislation passed in 2016 requiring both citizens and police officers to store and secure handguns in cars

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they are not designed to carry rifles or shotguns. jerry hill says law enforcement should know better than to leave any kind of weapon unsecured. he wrote legislation which went into effect this year requiring officers who leave handguns in vehicles put them in a lockbox or in the trunk>> it applies to handguns only but you can't legislate common sense. you have to know what the right thing to do is. they're not getting the message. >> some of those weapons have been used in homicides. one man is on trial in the killing of a woman shot and killed appear 14 in san francisco with the gun belonging to a federal ranger. >> when someone steals a gun out of the car is going to be used for a crime. how many more people have to die quick >> although the sheriff remains on duty, he has been suspended from the fbi task force. in redwood city, ktvu fox2 news. >>> authorities say a minimum- security inmate who walked out of the prison facility in los angeles county last week was found and arrested in mountain view late yesterday. jason core was d

guns and ammo ripped off. >> the first is going to be a shotgun. it's a 12 gauge pump action blue steel with a brown stock. then the second firearm is a colt ar-4. >> reporter: 500 rounds of loose ammunition was stolen too. >> an undercover car parked here with unsecured weapons in it... that's just crazy to me. >> reporter: this man says he sees car break ins all the time in the tenderloin. it's not clear where in the car the guns and ammo were left, but those weren't the only items taken. oakland police put out this bulletin. >> goi >>. >> reporter: the fbi confirms the sergeant serves on its joint terrorism task force but the weapons and ammo stolen were not issued by the fbi. this gun and ammo theft is one of six in the bay area since 2015. the weapon used to kill 32-year-old kate steinle on pier 14 was stolen from a bureau of land management ranger's car in san francisco. >> it really begs the question as to when enough is enough. >> reporter: legislation passed in 2016 requiring both citizens and police officers to store and secure handguns i

hands of a criminal. >> a shotgun, a .12 gauge. blue steel with a brown stock. the second firearm a colt ar 4. >> reporter: a thief broke into an unmarked san mateo sergeant's car and took all of it. the sergeant served on its joint terrorism task force but the weapons and ammo were not fbi issued. state senator jerry hill helped pass legislation last year requiring citizens and police officers to store and secure handguns in cars. but it does not apply to long guns or rifles like the ones stolen in this case. >> i just can't emphasize enough how, you know, common sense has to play into this somehow. and law enforcement officials just haven't exercised that at all when it comes to weapons. and securing them in their vehicles. we have to change that behavior. >> reporter: san mateo county sheriff's spokesman says department policy requires all weapons left in a vehicle must be secured to a fixed object and locked. it is yet to be revealed where in the car the guns and ammo were left. but the consequences of this theft could be devas

it happened this morning after a station agent reported seeing the man armed with a shotgun. henry learned a couple of officers in the area spotted the 21-year-old man a block from the station with a shotgun partially concealed in his pants. police tell us the situation unfolded quickly and the officer opened fire. the mayor who witness and attack at the bart station earlier this year says richman and bart police are trying to work together to fight crime.>> this incident this morning as regrettable as it is is an indication that bart is on top of security at the richmond station. apparently they arrived immediately.>> the 21-year-old man is in stable condition. his name is not released.>>> the first flu death of the season in santa clara. they are urging people to get the flu shot. the person who died is a woman and the age of 65. she passed away this month. she did not receive the vaccine and suffer from other medical problems that placed her at risk.>>> heavy rains have tapered off. the storm system moves on. and oakland drivers had to navigate deep water on 12th street. e

officers searched the neighborhood and found a shotgun in the background. they reviewed the security video and even though wearing a mask, investigators are confident they have the right man. >> i know they want to know what he was doing there, why he brought a shotgun on to school campus after hours. so those are all things that our investigators are looking into. >> reporter: the campus was hit with the same type of vandalism on veteran's day weekend. detectives believe the shootings are related but are still investigating. pressure wass mounting against the police department. parents were worried. this morning, they're relieved to hear about the arrest. >> we were happy to hear about the arrest. we were concerned about leaving the kids to school today. we left them at home yesterday. but this morning, made it easy to get them up and going and to help appease their fears. >> it's the worst thing that could happen to a school. whether it's in the middle of the night or during the daytime, obviously. so who knows what the motive was to shoot the cameras, wo

a truck came by at high speed loaded with shotguns and machine guns stuffed full of representatives of the revolutionary army suddenly a shot rang out somewhere and hundreds of people scattered in panic like swirling leaves falling down pushing one another over screaming shouting the borzois are shooting. to suppress the uprising the artillery was employed and troops were called in from the front. i know a lot of details from private letters but i don't want to quote them here so i shall simply write according to reports. the provisional government outlaws the bolsheviks and had hundreds arrested. for my part i found july's dress rehearsal depressing this coincided with my general disappointment in the revolution and my deep regret about joining company with people who are entirely alien to me. so i decided not to yield to gorky's attempts at persuasion but to leave no via she's in for good and return to my independent solitude. there are no printing works no paper no typesetters and no printers it's extremely expensive to get anything printed. i have often seen st petersburg in summer

and the other man went and got a shotgun and one shot. right in the street. >> 36 year-old thomas is charged with criminal homicide. police aren't releasing the victims name. >>> a philadelphia teen fights back against an attacker. the man in this video knocked on the 18 year-olds door. monday. he said he was from verizon. the victim says he walked inside, exposed himself and began assaulting her. she got away and grabbed a weapon. the suspect took off but not before saying he would be back when her mother was home. >>> new at 11. a delaware county nursing home under the mike scope. >> the facility was on lock down after investigators from the attorney general office showed up. nbc10 spoke with the man who whose mother lives inside the st. francis nursing home. what's latest? >> a few investigators are still on scene. about 30 minutes ago we saw some of them carrying out boxes. they have been out here for more than 12 hours. right now we're told they're focussed on the conditions inside and medical records. >> somebody says the place is o

i understand people will buy rifles, shotguns, and even handguns for sporting and self-defense, but why does anyone need to own a military-style weapon, one that can be converted, as we found in las vegas, to a weapon that discharges 100 rounds in seven seconds? that is totally unnecessary for any legitimate legal purpose. it is available perhaps for military use, perhaps for law enforcement, but not for the ordinary american citizen who would purchase and own a gun for legitimate purposes. next we need to make sure that we understand why this gun violence is growing in america. the number of people who have been killed, injured just grows by the year. it's getting worse. we need to also talk about the issue of mental health raised by the president in response to this tragedy in texas. the president said, quote, this isn't a gun situation. i think that mental health is your problem here, end of quote. despite the fact that most violence in the united states has nothing to do with mental illness, many are arguing that mental health is really the issue. what have we done in the united sta

one went into a car and pulled out a shotgun and killed the other one. a witness who asked us not to show his identity told nbc10's lauren mayk what he saw. >> he looked to see if he had damage on his car, then he come around, put his hands up in the air. he must have said some words. the other man went and got a shotgun out and, one shot, shot him in the middle of the street. i saw him go across the street and fall dead on the sidewalk. >> police have not said if they've made any arrests. >>> a school bus went off the road in delaware county this afternoon. skyforce10 was over the scene. it happened on the 420 south exit ramp onto i-95 south. there were kids on the bus but no one was hurt. the ramp is back open tonight. >>> to your first alert neighborhood weather now. sun is setting on a cloudy day in philly. is live look down broad street from the kimmel center campus camera. showers could pop up in the lehigh valley or some of the philadelphia suburbs. live look at first alert radar. let's bring in glenn "hurricane" schwartz with more on what promise

someone broke into his unmarked car still a shotgun, rifle ammunition a bulletproof vest and an f pi ray jacket. >> it is dealing with a blackstock. the second is an ar for black in color. there were also 40 mags containing 20 rounds each. >>> the sergeant who has 15 years with the sheriff's office remains on duty. since 2010, four guns longing to the sheriff's deputies were lost or stolen. one of those guns was recovered. the sheriff's office began issuing gun locks for its deputies to safely store hand -- handguns. they are not designed for shotguns or rifles. >> hill wrote legislation that went into effect this year requiring officers leave handguns and unattended vehicles must secure them in the lock punts or trunk -- lockbox or trunk. >> you can't legislate common sense. you have to know what the right thing to do or not know. in this case they are not getting the message. >> this is the latest theft of guns longing to law enforcement. some have been used in homicides. was a garcia is now on trial for the killing of kate steinle. she was cured -- killed a peer 14 with -- with a

conway out of the shotgun. looking deep left. he's got a man in the end zone. caught!re waiting! don't wait on the receiver to hit him! you hit him! announcer: anderson, off tackle left. gets a couple blocks! into the end zone, touchdown! like in there, you get the shoulder. all right? good block. boy, that was a hell of a block. conway, pass is complete. and hall missed the tackle! touchdown, glenbard. just completely uncharacteristic mistakes from the flyers today. sunkett: them two screw-ups, them two screw-ups on you. come on, he challenging you. he challenging you! he challenging you. there you go, walter! announcer: estes on the move, scampering up the middle. nobody home, he'll walk into the end zone. touchdown, flyers. well, you can't say they've played their best today, but rey estes has come up huge to keep the flyers in this game. [ indistinct chatter ] sunkett: somebody stretch rey out. [ band playing ] jimmy john, we got to get stops. right, we got to. we need one more big play from you guys. one more, come on. man: bates, number 3! bates! announcer: conwa

the police found a driver of the akyra sedan dead from the shotgun wound to the chest. that shooting happened at ninth and wyoming around noon time. the eyewitness who does not want to be, identified said the driver of the maroon truck pulled out a shotgun after an argument with the man driving the acura. >> he was in the middle of the street, shot the guy, and guy collapsed on the sidewalk. she called 911 and i ran down to the sidewalk in my sweats and my bear feet to see if he was armed, that quick. >> around 3:00 police arrested pickup truck driver at fifth and turner after a short pursuit. >> halloween scare to tell but police are looking into a report of tainted candy, young girl said she found a need until one of the pieces of chocolate. natasha brownies at police headquarters right now, natasha, you talk with the girls mother. >> reporter: i did, we talk with her this afternoon. as you can imagine this mommies very shaken her 12 year-old daughter is as well and it has taken all of the fun out of the halloween for the family. >> reporter: is what normally a fun ha

police recovered the shooter's weapon an over-and-under style shotgun from a backyard near the school gone. now, a neighbor was alerted. she heard the shots, she called 911 and with dispatch on the line telling her not to, the woman went to campus and chased the shooter. she said at the time she was only thing about one thing. >> you're not going to get a way. i didn't have any thought process after that. i know it was really, really dumb. >> reporter: it was the second time in two weeks that someone shot up the elementary school. both happened overnight when no one was at booksin elementary school. the school officials say the cameras kept rolling despite being shot at and school officials are sharing the surveillance video with san jose police. at this particular time the san jose police haven't said whether or not the two incidents are related. we'll learn more this morning. >>> alameda county firefighters are looking into the cause of a fire at a duplex in san leandro. it began last night on san rafael street. a woman was taken to a hospital for smoke inhalation. but there are no

authorities say a shotgun and rifle were stolen along with ammunition.taken from that unmarked car, a bullet proof vest and an fbi jacket. now, the san mateo county sheriff's sergeant immediately reported the theft to san francisco police as well as to his superiors. members of the sheriff's office are required to keep weapons secured inside cars. it's unclear if the sergeant had those guns and equipment locked up inside the car. we do understand that the car itself was in fact locked, but weapons being stolen from law enforcement, an issue we've covered extensively here. obviously we know that the gun used to kill kate steinle stolen from a bureau of land management official. >>>apple's new iphone x already sold out in 20 major cities across the country, including here in san francisco. the new iphone went on sale on friday. some people camped out in line. we showed you that, to make sure that they got their hands on the phone, but by yesterday, the iphone x was sold out in new york, boston, chicago, los angeles, and san francisco. the phone can be orde

later in the morning, police tell us they found a shotgun in a nearby backyard. they searched for images and video from residents security cameras. later in the day, police announced they arrested the juvenile. they are not releasing his name or age. he's been booked on charges of discharging a firearm in a school zone and vandalism. they have not said whether or not he was the same person who shot at a mobile classroom two weeks ago. the school indicated yesterday morning, before the arrest, they thought it was the same person. live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a lot of parents will be relieved. they were concerned yesterday. thank you. >>> 5:07 now. developing overnight, frightening moments in downtown reno. a gunman opened fire on a crowd from a few floors up. a camera captured the erie scene as it unfolded. [ gunfire ] >> those shots were fired just before 7:00. a number of people called 911 with reports of an active shooter. only one victim was hurt and is expected to be okay. >> next thing i know, boom, boom, boom. >> i don't know, i

reportedly, a gunman used a shotgun to shoot up two different security cameras at the school.with holes in a banner and the security camera shows damage to the casing. you can see the holes around the library doors. neighbor who called 911 had dispatch on the phone and she chased the person off the property against their advice. she could tell it was a male and got no other description. she said it was the second time she is called police after shots fired at the school. chopper5 is over the scene and there was a large perimeter set up that now is cleared but we are seeing teachers pulling into the parking lot wondering what is going on. we believe school will start at the normal time and back her life, police hope one of two different cameras would be able to capture these images from last night. >> it is 6:57 and thought -- time for the final five. >> tory deliberations will resume in the case of the sanctuary city debate of defendant, tran24. he admitted he shot kate steinle as she walked with her father in san francisco two years ago and the jury will decide whether it was

they're not designed for rifles or shotguns.forcement should know better than to leave any kind of weapon and secured. he wrote legislature was one in effect -- affect this year requiring officers secure firearms in the trunk>> the law that signed applies to handguns only. but you can't legislate common sense. you either have to know what the right thing to do is and in this case they're not getting the message. >> reporter: this is the latest. some of those weapons have been used in homicides. josi garcia is on trial in the killing of kate steinle who was shot and killed if you're 14 in san francisco with a gun belonging to a federal ranger.>> when someone steals a gun out of the car is not going to be used to go hunting. is going to be used for a crime. how many more people have to die?>> reporter: although the sergeant remains on duty, he has been temporarily suspended from the fbi task force as the bureau investigates. live in redwood city, ktvu fox2 news. >>> san francisco police officers are poised to get tasers. the big q

later in the morning, police found a shotgun in a nearby backyard. they searched for images and videos from resident security cameras. yesterday, police announced they i rested the juvenile. they are not giving his name or age. he's booked on discharging a firearm in a school zone and vandalism. they have not said whether or not this boy is the same person who shot at a portable classroom here at booksin elementary. the school district indicated to us yesterday morning, before the boy's arrest, they believe whoever shot up the school yesterday was the same person who did it two weeks ago. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a lot of relieved parents someone was captured. thank you, bob. >>> 6:09. developing overnight. frightening moments in downtown reno. a gunman opened fire on a crowd from a few floors above. [ gunfire ] >> those shots fired just before 7:00 last night. a number of people called 911 to report an active shooter. one victim was hurt and is expected to be okay. >> next thing i know, boom, boom, boom. >> oh,

those were two of the five shotgun blasts recorded by a neighbor's surveillance camera. you can see in this video was the man what shooting at. he blew out a security camera outside the school library and fired upon the building itself. a woman who lives across the street was awakened by the gunshots. she was actually on the phone with 911 as he continued firing. at one point she says he turned and pointed his shotgun in her direction, compelling her to hit the deck for her own safety. she and her husband did try to chase the gunman. a gutsy move considering neither of them were armed. >> why did you chase after this man? >> i just wanted to give a description. i just wanted to -- i want it to stop. i'm tired of this. these are -- my daughter goes here. this is just not fair for the kids. it's not fair. [ inaudible question ] >> two weeks ago. >> you never think of what happened here, you know, and you hear all about the sandy hook things. they did a barricade drill here a couple of months ago with the kids, but, you know, obviously as a parent it's concerning. this is a

eyewitness agreed said he saw the driver of the maroon pickup truck a honda ridge line pull out a shotgun after an argument with the man driving the ago another a that pick up driver shot the victim once in the these. >> she called 911 and i ran down the sidewalk, in my sweats and my bear feet. he was armed. >> reporter: around 3:00 a short pursuit ending at fifth street and turner this maroon pickup truck a perfect match being towed away. after its driver arrested by police. >> it was road rage, the guy, in the ridge line was at a stop sign here. >> reporter: right now investigators have not released the name of the suspect, or the victim. i'm live from allentown greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. >>> that suspect is on the loose after an alleged sex assault in the frankford neighborhood of philadelphia that alleged that it happened monday morning on the 4900 block of mulberry street an 18 year-old woman told police a man who claimed to be with verizon entered her home and assaulted her. victim got away, and grabbed a weapon scarring the suspect off, the suspect

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it's also not known whether he moved toward the shotgun in his pants or -- we don't believe he fired but he may have made a move that led the officers to fire. >> thank you, henry lee outside the richmond bart station. ♪[ music ] >>> anything but bipartisan. a tax overhaul bill is passed by the u.s. house and now moves to the senate. but a big fight remains. >> also, this is what opponents of the keystone pipeline were worried b today, the oil pipeline was shut down after leaking hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil. >> also, a jailhouse interview with the inmate who escaped a mental hospital in hawaii. why he told a reporter he decided to escape. >> we're tracking the rain showers that are still lingering out there. heavy rain is done but impressive rain totals these last 12 hours. i'll let you know what to expect with more showers in the five-day forecast. it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the keystone pipeline was shut down this morning following the discovery of a leak of 210,000 gallons of oil. the leak happened in south dakota on agricultural land near a pumping station.

. >>> well, a shotgun rifle and hundreds of rounds of ammunition stole friend a deputy's car, a story you saw first on abc 7 news. >>> that off-duty sheriff's car was parked in san francisco when this all happened. matt keller live for us at the san mateo sheriff's office in redwood city. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. we're still waiting on the sheriff's department to talk to us about what happened over the weekend but obviously a major concern when a sergeant's weapons are stolen. >> first a shotgun. it's a 12 gauge, blue steal with a brown stock. the second is a colt ar-4. >> reporter: broken glass shows where the unmarked san mateo county sheriff's car was broken into in the tenderloin on friday night. 500 rounds of ammo was taken along with a bulletproof vest and a jacket with fbi written on the back. it's not clear where in the car the guns and ammo were left. legislation was passed requiring both citizens and police officers to store and secure handguns in cars but not long guns or rifles. >> and when a weapon is stolen it will not wind up with a good use.

two officers appear to be acting in self-defense last week with a shot and injured a man carrying a shotgun. the district attorney found that the man refused the offices order to show his hands, and was reaching for a shotgun, when the police officers fired their guns.>>> attorneys at san francisco under closing arguments are probably mexican immigrant who was accused of killing kate steinle. the main point of contention is whether or not the shooting was accidental. our report details the jury should be getting the case all.>> reporter: kate steinle's family cried in court when photos of their daughter was shown to the jury one last time. the family of jose ines garcia zarate also appeared in court as both sides prevented -- presented closing arguments. they said he was playing his own secret game of russian roulette, when 30-year-old kate steinle was shot and killed. it is undisputed that you have to pull the trigger the gun to fire. even the defenses on cut expert jen or at as much of the preliminary hearing, and when he was reminded of that in the trial, jose ines garcia zarate had a te

guns and ammo ripped off. >> the first is going to be a shotgun. it's a 12 gauge pump action, blue steel with a brown stock. and the second firearm, is ar-4. >> rounds was stolen, too. >> unsecured weapons in it. that's just crazy to me. >> reporter: this man says he sees car break-ins all the time in the tenderloin. it's not career where the guns and ammo were left. but those weren't the only items taken. >> it's going to be a blue-gray jacket. xl. dp >> reporter: the sergeant serves on the task force. but the weapons and am low stolen was not issued by the fbi. this is one of 15 2017. >> it's really begs the question as to when is enough enough? >> reporter: state senator jerry hill passed legislation in 2016, requiring citizens and police officers to store and secure handguns in cars. >> you can't legislate common sense. and law enforcement officials, sadly, are not getting it. they have to secure these weapons. we need to do something to make that happen. >> reporter: hill will keep working. meantime, police are trying to recover the stolen wea

a 12gauge shotgun and rifle were stolen along with quite a bit of ammunition. also taken was a bulletproof vest and fbi jacket. the san mateo county sheriff's sergeant immediately reported the theft to police and to his superiors. we were told this was not the sergeant's personal car. it is unclear if the guns had been secured in the car which is required by department rules. guns stolen from law enforcement has been a recurring problem in the bay area. we have seen this happen a number of times. member the gun used to kill kate steinle in san francisco had been stolen from the vehicle of a bureau of land management agent. >> it is likely too early to hear if the deputy might face disciplinary action for what happened? >> reporter: nobody has said what the consequences might be for the deputy. obviously we need the facts to play out and figure out what took place, if the weapons were secured in the car or if he was following protocol when he parked his car and left the guns inside. we will wait and see if he followed particle and then find out the consequences.