back on haight street, it's clear that something is bothering tara. >> i don't think we'll have all the things we need tomorrow. >> the agency hasrian and tara know that they could get emergency housing right away. it would be a place to sleep each night, but they'd still have to leave each morning at 7:00 a.m. and carry their belongings with them all day. >> it would be best if we started doing that. it would get you out of the weather and you wouldn't get sick. >> tara finally admits that it's the shelter's location that bothers her more than anything else. >> i don't care about the elements enough to have to go all the way downtown and deal with crackheads all the time. >> just had a real negative outlook. >> downtown makes me want to go get high, to be honest with you. it makes me want to get some heroin and go get high because it's the only way i can deal with it. that's why i never go down there. >> you want to look good for the ladies on camera and kick us down a little spare change? >> stephanie, casey and vic decide to spange, not for shelter, but for beer money. this is what they do most every day. >> can you spare som

all right, tara has one of rosalita's alias cells triangulated. she's at, uh, 29th and madison. there's a hotel on the southeast corner, probably your location. roth's tracking from forest hills and towards the 59th street bridge. all right. can you stay with it? i told you, it's my mom's birthday. i can't stand her up. danny: of course. look, i got my laptop at the hotel, okay? just zip everything over to me there. all right. sorry, partner. danny: don't say sorry. come on, it's your mom's birthday. tell her happy birthday from me and linda. jackie: sure. bye-bye. the theater's on 44th, between broadway and 8th. you're a pal. south side of the street. yeah. okay, i'll see you there. so lisa's going to meet me there. which means you're off the hook for the show. i hope you understand, linda. it is what it is. bianca: ♪ i heard there was ♪ a secret chord ♪ david played, and it pleased the lord ♪ (phone buzzes) ♪ but you don't really care hey, there. ♪ for music, do you? yeah. yeah. no, just, uh... just take him to the place that we talked about. and listen to me: i do not want a

all right, tara has one of rosalita's alias cells triang. she's at, uh, 29th and madison. there's a hotel on the southeast corner, probably your location. roth's tracking from forest hills ulated and towards the 59th street bridge. all right. can you stay with it? i told you, it's my mom's birthday. i can't stand her up. danny: of course. look, i got my laptop at the hotel, okay? just zip everything over to me there. all right. sorry, partner. danny: don't say sorry. come on, it's your mom's birthday. tell her happy birthday from me and linda. jackie: sure. bye-bye. the theater's on 44th, between broadway and 8th. you're a pal. south side of the street. yeah. okay, i'll see you there. so lisa's going to meet me there. which means you're off the hook for the show. i hope you understand, linda. it is what it is. bianca: i heard there was a secret chord david played, and it pleased the lord (phone buzzes) but you don't really care hey, there. for music, do you? yeah. yeah. no, just, uh... just take him to the place that we talked about. and listen to me: i do not want a scrat

tara narula has tails. >>> plus, ohio state head football coach urban meyer will join us in the studio. and "supergirl" will join us in the studio. i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning news." have a great day. >> you are watching kcci 8 news. eric: breaking overnight, a chase ends with a car crashing. the number of people injured. elizabeth: plus, dueling democrats. presidential candidates take the stage in des moines. who came out on top. we started our last week -- we start our last week on the home stretch to halloween. metinka: it is looking great out there. no rain to worry about. 47 degrees in des moines. 34 degrees there. it will be a beautiful fall day. clouds will be on the increase but no rain is expected. by noontime, temps will be comfortable in the upper 50's, headed for a gorgeous 65. we will need the umbrella tomorrow. eric: breaking overnight, it a chase ends with a car -- it all unfolded at 10:00 last night. the driver of a stolen car hit a utility pole before going through that garage, hitting another car. two people ended up having to be taken to the ho

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tara moriarty has the story new at 6:00. >> reporter: the breast taking views of san francisco. multimillion dollar homes, majestic trees, bustling street just around the corner. neighbors say that buena vista park has a dirty secret. >> came down my steps 6:30 in the morning to go exercise and there is somebody sleeping on the bottom of my stairs. >> reporter: she has lived here since 1978. the city needs to clean opt park and the ashbury -- clean up the park and ashbury. >> it's not a safe feeling. there's certain parts i won't go in. >> reporter: the spot was once a safe haven for the drifters, recently arrested for the murder of a backpacker and a yoga instructor on the marin county trail. >> the reason that we're upset because a number of us did remember seeing that group. >> reporter: and now they are banning together, asking the city for help. >> i've been offered drug on numerous occasions. it's completely out of control. people are walking around ashbury like zombies. >> reporter: i think what we're going to need is a presence. >> a police presence that is consistent. t

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tara narula has tails. >>> plus, ohio state head football coach urban meyer will join us in the studioand "supergirl" will join us in the studio. i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning news." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. october 26. i'm michelle griego. >>> taking a live look at the golden gate bridge, little foggy. good morning, it is monday, october 26. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm brian hackney, frank azoff. but we do have roberta with the weather, it is always interesting. >> it is interesting. this morning, we've had more visibility than i have seen all year. we have visibility down to a quarter mile in some locations, 69 in san francisco, 60 and overcast in san jose. later today, talking about temperatures cooling off period very autumn like in and around our microclimate, 70 at the beaches, 80 amendment areas. before the full forecast would say good morning to gianna. >> good morning. as you work your way up on 880, no accidents but look for world work nearly -- san leandro and davis. a look at the bay bridge coming up. >>> breaking

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tara moriarty has more: >> reporter: a profanity laced message scrawled on the windows of the offices on spruce and geary. >> vandalism has no place in political discourse especially in san francisco. but the proponents for prop f are getting desperate. >> reporter: is graffiti was scrubbed. the no on f campaign is now 18 points ahead of its opponent. the major backer, air bnb fighting it with ads like this. >> do you want government collecting people's most private information? >> well, they are spending $8.5 million so far. we have four weeks to go. they are on pace to spend more than any other company in the history of the town. >> reporter: they say it would place stricter limits on rentals than the current city hall and ban rentals this certain types of housing. >> the biggest concern for me is the loss of housing. 12,000 units have been converted to tourist accommodations at a time when we are suffering through our worst housing crisis in 100 years. >> it goes too far given that we have processes in place right now that are working. >> reporter: but karlson says it is not workin

. >> breast cancer survivor tara has a family history of the disease. the new guidelines would not oh ply to her. they are for women who are healthy with an average risk of breast cancer. she said the problem is that many women don't know they are at high risk, so early screening is critical. >> it's confusing to know what doctors should do. as a patient, it's own more confusing when you walk into a doctor's office. i think there's also the uncertainty with regard to insurance companies, whether they will be covering mammograms given at an earlier age or not. >> in addition to raising the age for initial screening, the cancer society calls for annual exams only until age 54. after that, it's every two years. they say there's no need for regular breast exams by your doctor. >> this doctor specializes in imaging. she worries about the impact of all the different advice and recommendations. >> that is the biggest problem, is that women will throw up their hands and say nobody knows what to do and forget about it altogether. that's what we really don't want

tara moriarty has the story new at 6:00. >> reporter: the

tara, there has been a settlement over the patient dumping controversy i hear. >> reporter: yes it'sa $400,000 settlement. san francisco sued the state of nevada over the controversial patient dumping. i don't know if you know about that. it's basically when people in nevada were giving one way bus tickets to psychiatric patients to come here top san francisco. now we know that many of these people were in need of medical tear. >> a lot of people think it's not a new practice. some people blame it for san francisco big homeless population. >> that is correct. they do suffer from mental illness. you know it's talking to my photographer martin about this. he said several years ago the city of san francisco decided to give one way bus tickets to people that were homeless here in san francisco who wanted to go back home. to where they originally from. he followed this woman back to iowa. so you know there are some good stories that come out of the one way bus ticket. but also next i want to mention. go ahead. >> before we let you go what is the story about the gun shop? the last one in s

tara moriarty has the developments. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a fun filled book club meetingirthday celebration. but it quickly turned into a nightmare. the women are suing for $11 million. that is because they were kicked off the train for being too loud. they say they weren't being louder than anyone else and they believe they got the boot because they are black. >> we are educated and smart. so, for this to happen in 2015 ... it is extremely unacceptable. >> reporter: carr was fired from her 11 year job in the banking industry. the social media backlash against the women, severe, the napa valley wine train posted the women were physically and verbally abusive. allegations they deny. >> i lost my job and i'm the primary breadwinner for my family. >> i'm an author. you damaged my reputation. >> reporter: the women who range in age from 36 to 85 years old say the staff forced them off the train parading telemetry six cars in front of other passengers as a way to shame them. the group ended up in a dirt lot where police were waiting for them. >> that was the most humiliating e

fox', tara asher has the story. >> we just kind of came if like any normal dinner we came in and satand ate report roar this time when six lake or i don't know football players sat down at irish cafe tuesday night, something extraordinary happened. started by someone who happened to be watching. valerie was running the register at the time. >> we had a gentleman come up to the register and asked if he could have the receipts for the six gentlemen sitting in the back. we asked him do you know them. do you have kids at the high school? he's like no. he just wanted to pay for their bill. >> that bill for the football players wasn't cheap. $87. but that man he didn't want any thanks. he didn't even want them to know who he was. all he wanted was the hostess to pass on a new words. >> i walked up and i said i want you to know your bills were paid for and the gentleman wanted to say god bless you all and one of the boys in turn said no god bless him. >> we were all really shocked but at the same time we all really appreciative and the person said we look like a nice group of young kids. >>

. >> every town has >>> every town has its secrets. >> tara's life, her social life was very complicated. >> she competed in 19 pageants. >> she was magnetic. >> no one knows where she is. >> her mother started getting frantic. >> we checked every well in the county. >> in which a body could be deposited. >> swamps and ponds and abandoned wells. >> we don't know what happened to her. >> we saw a latex glove that seemed out of place. >> we have identifiable prints and dna. >> she had been in love with him for six years. >> he joined the army, training to be a ranger. >> he also went to iraq and afghanistan. >> there were rumors going around town. >> when was the last time you actually saw her? >> she knocked on my window. >> i said, what the hell have you done with my sister? >> she was irrational. she told me she would commit suicide. >> we haven't eliminated anyone. >> i think somebody she knew. >> this is the worst thing that we have ever been through in our entire lives. >> it will never be the same. >> this is incredible mystery. >> it's a mystery, that still shocks the small souther

that particular morning one of our fellow co-workers came up and said hey has any one seen tara thisorning? nobody had. >> i was running late and the school secretary called me. >> sandy mcclure taught at the same school as tara. >> she said tara was missing. i said what do you mean tara is missing? she said, no one knows where she is. i tear into her house knock on the doors bang on the windows and her car is there. tara never went anywhere without her car. >> when she didn't show up in class we knew something wasn't right she never missed a day and not tell us before hand. >> we knew something was very, very wrong. tara is too committed to her students. there is no way she wouldn't have been at work without calling somebody. >> on the morning of october the 24th i received a telephone call. >> billy hancock is the chief of the 12 man ocila police force. >> iÑ!xç immediately drove from police department approximately five blocks away and arrived tara's house. what i saw when i first arrived was tara's car was obviously still parked under the car port. i saw the neighbor standing in

tara. today she has come to the visitor's center to see ackerman but they'll still be a quarter heil apart.requires the inmates to stay in their housing units and visits are conducted via telephone and closed circuit tv. >> hey, woman. >> hi, hot stuff. can you see me? >> how is it going? >> i cussed your sister out last night. >> yeah. >> have you heard about rosanna? >> she's just right across the hall. >> is david link still in there? is he still in county? are you worried about what he's going to testify? >> nope, i ain't worried about none of them. i'll smile and grin at them, cheese. >> oh, god. do they want you to testify? >> my daughter told me it's not in my interest to take the stand against them. just because the state attorney's office wants me to do it, don't do it. >> you know i'll be there. >> yep. >> what are we going to do with your hair? >> i'm going to put it up. >> you need to do something with your eyebrows. they're getting really, really bushy. >> listen to you. >> you need to cut your hair. >> i ain't cutting my hair. >> it looks nasty. >> what are you going to do, co

. >> every town has >>> every town has its secrets. >> tara's life, her social life was very complicatedhe competed in 19 pageants. >> she was magnetic. >> no one knows where she is. >> her mother started getting frantic. >> we checked every well in the county. >> in which a body could be deposited. >> swamps and ponds and abandoned wells. >> we don't know what happened to her. >> we saw a latex glove that seemed out of place. >> we have identifiable prints and dna. >> she had been in

tara. we haven't heard from him. jake tapper has sat down to interview him. w morning. tara, this is not a whistleblower who came out and said, look, i'm walking away from this job because i don't feel right. this is someone who was fired and is subsequently saying this. >> right. and i think we need to look at this carefully and see because to me, from what's being reported so far, and we're just hearing about this now, but the committee came out and said, well, hold on a second. this guy had to be reprimanded more than once. it seems to me that he is a disgruntled employee. he was terminated with cause. and they are prepared to put forth what those reasons were. but it's going through mediation. so there's certain legal obligations, certain things that they can't say that are supposed to be confidential concerning his termination. so before we go jumping and saying, like, oh, this is a whistleblower just like you said, he came out on his own and said i can't do this anymore. i have principles. no, he was fired. now that he's fired, all of a sudden he's comin

the assault has left a central new york community stunned. tara litz lived next door to the church for ten years. >> we always joked around and said they were a cult, which now we're believing that they probably were. >> reporter: what made you think that? >> just the odd behavior. it's a greated community. you line up in a row. they all go in together. the gate closed. >> reporter: four others, including the victim's sister, have been charged with assault. scott, this investigation is ongoing and police do expect more arrests. >> pelley: and the accused have not commented yet about the charges. michelle miller, thank you very much, michelle. last night we told you about a landmark verdict in milwaukee. pay nearly $6 million to two police officers who were injured by a gun purchased from that store. here's dean reynolds. >> reporter: when a milwaukee jury saw this gun sale at a local store and then saw two policemen shot with the same weapon in the hands of an underage gunman, they found the store at fault. brad heaton was a juror. >> i am surpris

we bring in our all-star panel, each one has a specific area of expertise, tara sinclair. >> i have none. liz: without charlie, former federal reserve chief of richmond award mccarthy, and dagen mcdowell, verbally an expert, and fox business senior correspondent charlie gasparino. is this real number? teddy weisberg just walked past, he said why does anyone pay attend shown -- attention to the numbers, they are revised. >> i think what is really surprising about this number is how low it was compared to the record job openings numbers we got from the report in earlier this month, reports that end of july we had 5.8 million job openings, we're thinking that employers are saying they want to hire but they are not filling the position, and not raising rates enough t to entities -- to entice people. liz: ward does this eliminate a rate tightening this year. >> >> i don't think so, i think it takes october off the table. they will want one more report. the big problem for the fed in delaying liftoff over the past several mans has been inflation picture, driven by energy prices and commodities

the assault has left the central new york community stunned. tara litz lived next door to the church for ten years. >> we always joked around and said they were a cult. which now we are believing that they probably were. >> reporter: what made you think that? >> just the odd behavior. a gated community. you line up in a row. they've all go in together. the gates close. >> reporter: four others including the victim any sister have been charged with assault. scott, this investigation is on going and police do expect more arrests. >> the accused have not commented yet about the charges. michelle miller, thank you very much, michelle. >>> last night we told you about a landmark verdict in milwaukee. a jury ordered badger guns to pay nenely $6 million to two police officers who were shot and grievously wounded by a gun purchased from that store. today both sides of the gun issue debated what this means. here is dean reynolds. >> reporter: when a milwaukee store and saw twtwpolicemen shot with the same weapon in the hand of an underaged gunman they found

tara moriarty. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a former san francisco police officer has been arrested in an embezzlement case we broke several months ago. mike evans resigned from the department after the allegations surfaced. he was the treasurer of a gay alliance that is accused of stealing more than $1,500. he was arrested in texas and brought to the bay area yesterday. he is scheduled to be arraigned next week. we're talking to the police chief about the arrest. we'll have that for you tonight at five. >>> now to developing news in mayor posta county. a sheriff's deputy was shot in the face this morning following a traffic stop. the sheriff's office says the officer tried to stop a man from driving e radically on highway 49 at 6:00 a.m.. the area is east of yosemite national park. the sheriff was shot twice and is expected to survive. the driver was shot by deputies. his condition is not known. >>> an effort under way against human trafficking, ahead of super bowl l in santa clara next week is ramping up. the santa clara city council is set to a resolution to train staff and identify vulnerable people and victims. paleo

tara will reduce its workforce .y 12,000 people 17,000 jobs are already at risk. the steel industry has been reeling from cheap imports from china. david cameron has promised to bring up the issue with his counterpart. are doing everything we can in europe to help the steel industry. that is why we voted in favor of dumping tariffs against the chinese. we will do everything we can to help our steel industry. the steelthe size of sector in the u.k. has dwindled in 40 years. only 30,000 employs people, a fraction of what it was. in 2014, imports from china rose from 1.2llion tons million in 2009, giving producers a 3% chunk of the european market. prices undercut those in the u.k.. an element of that is cheaper labor force. they are able to produce things at a cheaper cost. they will be able to produce more, get a larger market share. the sense is that the price they are selling steel at is not attainable with their cost. reporter: the chinese president's visit to the u.k. will wind up in manchester, a region hit hard by unemployment. thousands of jobs have been lost to china. a french le

in san francisco tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the shooting in oregon has reignited the guncontrol law. saying that right now there are about 300 million guns in america. the president is also challenging the media. >> reporter: those killed over the last decade. and post those side by side on your news report. >> reporter: more than 316,000 people were killed by guns. now during that same dekid, 277 u.s. citizens were killed overseas. while 36 people were killed. two examples, the shooting at texas. according to the university of maryland. now they define someone engaging, attempting to kill. there were 160 active shooting incidents in the u.s. 557 injured. according to the website shootingtracker.com, there were 294 mass shootings just this year in the u.s. the site defines mass shooting with at least four people injured by gunfire. for example the shooting at the chris brown concert this year in san jose where five people were hurt is considered a mass shooting. yesterday thoughts and prayers are not enough, today they agreed that they would post the editorial on the fron

. >> on the other hand, tara, you're right, hilalary clinton has this trustworthiness problem. 1/3 of the voters in the latest cbs poll shows voters don't trust her. again, with representative mccarthy saying what he did, and this whistle -- i know you don't call him a whistleblower. >> he's not a whistleblower. >> former employee of the benghazi committee coming out and saying these things, doesn't that help hillary clinton? >> absolutely. i actually wrote a piece about this, that kevin mccarthy's political blunder, it was a huge gaffe and damaging to the credibility of the committee, unfortunately. because despite all the work they've done, despite the fact it's been bipartisan, despite the fact they've uncovered new information, they've interviewed 40 plus new individuals and witnesses that the other investigations did not have access to, despite the fact they've been able to get documents that the clintons and state department have held all these months, despite all the work, now it's like political a ma manna from heaven for the democrats. see, it's a witch hunt. there are still

the sought has left essential new york community stunned. taraed next door to the church. >> we always joked around and said they were a cult which now we're believing that they probably were. >> reporter: what made you think that? >> just the odd behavior. it's a gated community. you line up in a row. they all go in together. the gates close. >> four others including the victim's sister have been charged with assault. police say the investigation is ongoing but they expect additional arrests. >>> former nba star and reality tv star lemore odom is reported to be -- lemore odom -- lamar odom is reported to be on life support. he was rushed to the hospital tuesday afternoon. the 35-year-old basketball player had been using cocaine. and they say he had been partying at the brothel all weekend long. >>> there is a new push for gun control this morning in california. lieutenant governor gavin newsome is calling for a valid initiative that would restrict ammunition sales. the measure would require gun owners to turn in assault styled magazines that hav

. >>> breast cancer survivor says she has her talk to thank for saving her life because she may have sniffed out her tumor. tara lynn was in bed at home in minnesota when her leonard's left side and begin acting strangely. >> she got down on the floor, was sneezing and doing whatever she could, being weird. jumped back up on that, pushed on it again, this time it was slimy and gross. i want to wipe it off and that's when i felt a lump. >> incredible. she was diagnosed with breast cancer. she caught it just in time before it could spread. experts believe it is possible for dogs to detect tumors. more research is being done to confirm that. >> dog lovers will say no surprise to them but research needs to be done. rob powers is up next with sports. >>> nothing better than october baseball. we checked in on game one of the alcs. aces on the mound baby! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff. good idea. it's off. mom? oh my internet is so slow when anyone else is using it. did you like want to do something? i am doing something. leave slo

. >>> breast cancer survivor says she has her talk to thank for saving her life because she may have sniffed out her tumor. tara lynn was in bed at home in minnesota when her daughter willow put her nose to leonard's left side and begin acting strangely. >> she got down on the floor, she could, being weird. jumped back up on that, pushed slimy and gross. i want to wipe it off and >> incredible. she was diagnosed with breast cancer. before it could spread. experts believe it is possible for dogs to detect tumors. more research is being done to confirm that. >> dog lovers will say no surprise to them but research needs to be done. rob powers is up next with sports. >>> nothing better than october baseball. we checked in on game one of the alcs. the mets and the cubs put their for the girl scout meeting... ok! for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! at stop & shop, prices have just gone down. the savings keep going up. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. my stop & shop. if you look closely, you can see the exact second, when curiosity becomes wonder, when wi

the company that turns the products into playgrounds tara cycle was on hand for that ribbon cutting. good for them. >>> sesame street has been educating parents and children for decades. now the popular show hoping a new character will help create >>> and a fraternity's viral video lands them free tickets to a taylor swift concert. not bad. evo personaje >>> another change to sesame street. elmo is getting a new friend. the popular children's show is introducing julia, the first muppet with autism. creators say they hope julia will help increase understanding among parents and children. abc's john donovan has the story. >> reporter: the street, yes, this street, is getting this new face, julia, hair of orange, eyes of green and what you cannot see right off, with autism. >> she has some behaviors like not looking at you directly in the eye and she is more sensitive to noises and lights, but when she comes together with abbie and elmo, she shares not only these challenges but also what she shares in common. >> reporter: of course introducing julia, a girl with autism who can speak and not all can, to sesame street's digi

. >> reporter: is despite being told to close, it has stayed open as a vigil. 24 hours a day ever since. people like tara sleeping here tonight to keep it open. he's been here every tuesday for the last 10 years. >> i slept here from seven north carolina the night until 7:30 in the morning, along with my wife. >> it means that much to you. >> it means that much to me, yes. >> reporter: today the archdiocese reacted to the new fox 25, in part saying we ask the friends of st. francis to respect the decision and include the vigil. they also said there likely won't be an additional meeting with cardinal o'malley, words not likely to slow down the fight or the daily count here at st. francis. >> you know, it's god's home, you know. you can't just knock someone out of their home. in scituate, blair miller, fox 25 news. >>> a former hockey coach accused of raping a 13-year-old boy back in 1991 pleaded not guilty today. the accuser played on a youth hockey team that was coached by robert richardson. prosecutors accused richardson of taking the teenager under his wing and sexually assaulted him several times. the

tara dowdell and jessica proud. carson is surging. is he a real threat to trump, jessica? is trump's act wearing thin? >> i think so. carson hasith people and i think people find him very genuine and they both come from that outsider status, but he's much more palatable and when you look at the iowa numbers, there's over 40% of the candidates they'd most like to see get out of the race is trch trmp. they couldn't be more night and day personality wise. >> though some of carson's statements are dinkind of out te when you turn up the volume a little, it's like wow. >> well that outsider appeal that clearly is resonating with voters right now. >> well -- >> but you see at the same time, you've been involved in politics and political strategies, tara. at the same time jeb bush is really, really sinking. he's cutting salaries. he says he's focusing on early states. his family is holding a two-day retreat to reassure donors and let me share what jeb bush is talking about, trying to discipline in his downsizing the campaign. >> this means lean and mean and means that i have the ability to adapt. every dollar we can save in overhead i

has not fired keaton. as he is thinking about a career as a marine biologist. tara moriarty ktvu fox 2 news. >>> talking to the expert about what that video means. and it will be documented. >> whether or not that they would feed in san francisco bay. that very first time since their deadly mass shooting as they were shot and killed inside umpqua college nearly two weeks ago where they would run back in to that classroom and shoot themselves. that they would share a dorm in a room where that shooting happened, that they would run to the door to knock to see if everyone was okay. and then they heard six or seven more shots. >> it is the deal between life or death. and that going back to class is a little bit like going home. >> the scene of the shooting remaining closed. how the businesses and the people are adapting to what is being called the new normal. >>> plus, lending a bogey board to those in need. the quick thinking action to help them struggling in the southern california rip current. >>> and new trouble for an american journalist who has spent more than a y

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tara moriarty ktvu fox 2 news. >>> in our weather, we have a few high clouds for the visit and of course the big headlines, the hurricane hasbeen a rapidly intensifying system over the past 24 hours, making landfall at 4:15 our time. and that they will move in on shore and to the west and northwest of mexico as they would do during their 4:00 hour at that time and that you can see it in a place where the winds are moving on shore. moving 165 miles an hour. that this hurricane will continue to weaken and acquire that over the next few hours with a lot of terrain. but of course that the biggest issue right now is a very intense, very dangerous winds and also the storm surge and the windfall. hurricane patricia, one last track moving through the northeast at 15 miles an hour. they will drive your car about 15 miles an hour, how fast that the system is moving and that it will be moving here by later on tonight as a category three. while early tomorrow morning, they will be weakening, eventually the significant rain producer as we would head in through early next week. once again the satellite perspective with all the activity i

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has to be taken every day. >>> a minnesota woman survived a breast cancer scare and she is crediting her dog for helping detect it. tara leonard was studying for a test when she says her dog jumped on her bed. tara found it unusual for that well behaved dog not to get down when she told her. >> she was being weird. jumped back up on the bed and this time i wiped it off and i felt a lump. >> tara went to the doctor for a mammogram and biopsy. then she got the news that it was breast cancer. but she was lucky. doctors said they caught it in time. there is some science. there is canine sense detection in different stages of lung cancer. >>> at 5:00 we were talking about sunshine with the change. in the past hour and a half we have gone from sunny to cloudy, 15 to 20 degrees cooler and there will be rain tomorrow morning. temperatures dropping considerably. our kpix 5 weather watchers haven't seen this in a while, how about a reading in the 50s? antonio in daly city. cloudy and breezy onshore flow 14 miles an hour, only 59 degrees. across the bay 66 degrees right now. keith rodriguez san leandro onshore flow lighter but he

tara udot. she spent the last ten years concentrating on her job and now she has her sights set on a new goal. >> i made a great career for myself and i'm really ready to settle down. >> reporter: the problem, the whole meeting mr. right thing is easier said than done. >> off and on i've been doing online dating for five years and i haven't had great results with any of them. >> what is your ideal guy. >> reporter: who are you going to call, clinton kelly and devyn simone, the hosts of tlc's brand-new dating show "love at first swipe." they met tara for a love intervention. >> step into our office right over here. looking at tara's dating profile they had some ideas. >> you like movies, you like sports. >> reporter: devyn and clinton say the number one mistake tara is making being too general in her profile. not putting herself out there. vanilla. very girl next door, bordering on average. >> i've been hurt before so i'm kind of safe in terms of what i put out. >> that's exactly what this is. this profile says, i'm playing it safe. >> tara's profile was un uninteresting. it's not because she isn