three teenage boys assaulted three teenager girls last weekend. the attack happened after the boys gave the girls alcohol and the girls passed out. jody hernandez joins us from the regional park. there was a critical development in this case just in the past hour? >> reporter: we just learned from police within the last hour the district attorney's office has decided not to file charges today. they need more time for lab results before they decide whether or not to file charges. that means the three teenage boys that took part in the alleged attack will be set free, at least for now. this is where the alleged assault took place, east bay regional park. police say two teenage girls and three teenage boys went to the park in richmond last friday night to hang out. >> there was some alcohol involved that the men brought with them and some drinking took place. >> reporter: the girls ages 14 and 17 and passed out, waking up at the park the next morning to realize they'd been sexually assaulted. >> this is a dramatic attack on these two women. it occurr

. 36% among african-americican teenagers. we know you are going to decrease the employment. if that t is what you want, take it. that is not a solution. >> 52% of the fast food workers are older people a a they are on some kind of public assistance because theyan't make it on ose salaries. >> 88% of those who work minimum wage are at least 20 yearsld. that is a fact. that is a reality. you are entitled tyour opinion, not your facts. the minimum wage was 53% of the average wagege in this country n 1968. today it is 37%. 54% of the people at minimum wage, that is full-time work for them. one quarter of the children in the country have a parent at minimum wage. >> could you live on seven dollarars 34 cents an hour? >> would you aee to have a minimum wage with the exception for teenagers on their first job? >> no. >> you wldn't. so you would be willing to see teenage unemployment rise. >> youou can't exploit the child leiber. >> we should have a calculator. >> it is just a pile of rocks but china andapan lay clm to extended itsa

of course the teenager was have a bandages all over his legs-teenagers legs. this is video of sasha fleischmann. such a return home last week for it had to undergo multiple surgeries for second and third degree burns. sasha was wearing skirts on the train what it was a lot of fire creek police are charging and richard thomas a 16 year-old who says it was a prank that he didn't mean it to happen. the sasha fleischman believes richard thomas should not be charged as an adult or tried as an adult as they are suggesting but instead as a juvenile. they're not really thinking of richard thomas at this time. they're just happy that such is returning to school three that we are waiting. the teenagers are rival as well as friends. we will get reaction once that happens. everyone is out here for it will try to get a live interview with such a fleischmann. very triumphant three little over a month ago such a flight to return to school. the los angeles county sheriff's department says speed was a factor in the crash that killed fast and furious star paul walker over the w

arrest in connection with the rape of two teenage girls. out after drinking some alcoholic drinks given to them by the boys and they found that they had been assaulted by the teenage boys. police say they found evidence at the boy's home. >>> a side by side stake house and pub will be open 365 days a year. a second will be an indoor, outdoor restaurant called tailgate. it will only be open on game day and will be a members only club. >> what this experience will be is something that has not been seen before. where you have 10 games a year. hopefully more. 10 games a year where we have these parties and -- >> reporter: the tailgate experience will include things like 14-foot rotisseries that can roast an entire ox. >>> the football field at cal will soon be known as cabam field. the university announced today the $18 million deal with the video game maker. three of the company's founders went to berkeley. the internet media company makes the game camelot and the hobbit. >>> new at 10:00, a danville teenager has taken our one warm coat to har

the teenager died of natural causes. >> i saw a flurry of activity.ters. the flight attendants were trying to get those. the teenager was being carried to the back. >> some passengers took other flights and delta brought in another flight crew. >>> a developing weather story. plenty of snow in the sierra foothills today. this was auburn. even though the heavy snowfall stopped hours ago people are facing another cold night. look at that snow coming in. we have a look at the forecast. all the snow and cold. all that stuff happening. >> definitely feels like the holidays around here. winds are changed and definitely kicked in. just about a week ago we were talking about 60s and 70s and now we're in the 30s for overnight lows. 32 degrees in the north bay. the thing we want to hone on here is that we're going to be looking at the potential for black ice as when he had towards the overnight hours into tomorrow morning. as you get out on those area roadways especially in the east bay headed over to the bay bridge and any other bridge and overpast that's goin

arrest in connection with the rape of two teenage girls. the girls say they passed out after drinking some alcoholic drinks given to them by the boys and they found that they had been assaulted by the teenage boys. police say they found evidence at the boy's home. >>> a side by side stake house and pub will be open 365 days a year. a second will be an indoor, outdoor restaurant called tailgate. it will only be open on game day and will be a members only club. >> what this experience will be is something that has not been seen before. where you have 10 games a year. hopefully more. 10 games a year where we have these parties and -- >> reporter: the tailgate experience will include things like 14-foot rotisseries that can roast an entire ox. >>> the football field at cal will soon be known as cabam field. the university announced today the $18 million deal with the video game maker. three of the company's founders went to berkeley. the internet media company makes the game camelot and the hobbit. >>> new at 10:00, a danville teenager has take

dc police officer in court for pimping teenage girls. lawyers fromt stop making accusations against the girls found in his apartment. what happened? >> the 47-year-old police officer, a 24-year-old veteran of the d.c. police force, was a towering figure in court today -- 6'6" inches, 300 pounds. he stood in front of the judge in handcuffs, wearing an orange jumpsuit. he has been on disability and light duty for the past year after accidentally shooting his own foot with his service weapon -- he is accused of pimping young girls, teenagers allegedly -- turning them into prostitutes. a missing 16-year-old girl was found in his apartment. she with a runaway who had been missing for about a week. also tolden detectives that she spoke to barnhill about modeling and engaging in sex for money. the lead investigator was on the witness stand. he indicated there is cell phone evidence that barnhill sent nude pictures of teenage girls for the intent to pander. he found several containers of condoms in the apartment. similar to what is found in a br

he fell into something that's very adolescent. >> when i was a teenager i was a smart.on their fears. i thought it was funny. >> watching you back then you came across, one of the more kind words would be arrogant. >> i was a kid and scared out of my mind. my strategy for dealing with that was to pretend i wasn't. i don't think there was any way i could have behaved, any way i could have dressed, anything i could have said that would have changed anything going on in that courtroom. i think they were absolutely determined, no matter what, to convict us of this crime. >> it wasn't just damien's courtroom antics. remember, prosecutors also had that knife found in the lake behind jason baldwin's home. but even this bit of evidence cut both ways. >> i think the knife that was pulled out of the lake is a problem. because it had no provenance. there was nothing showing that it related directly to this case in any way other than that it was a serrated knife found in a lake near where one of the defendants lived and the crime lab had said there was a serrated knife used. other

she woman punched the teenager several times. -- the woman punched the teenager several times. cts in the murder of a man and a guest nation. paynearshall and dominick are charged. they said the shootings stemmed from a drug-related robbery. >> a family is pleading for help tonight to find out if a teacher accused of sexually abusing their son was -- with special needs had abused other children. police say yee tak sharon kui fled to hong kong before she could be arrested. she was accused of sexually abusing a 15-year-old who has autism inside the family home while his parents were at church. the father of that teenager took the initial step of coming forward and publicly identifying himself. he said it is for one reason only. >> first and foremost, our concern is for our son. and our family but also, our concern is for other potential victims that we believe there may be. teacher at the frost school at wheaton. the school said they have fired ms. kui. concert starts at 7:00 p.m. and the performance is open contractors and their families. this comes several months after the shoo

. >>> the search continues for four teenage boys accused of shooting a high school teacher during an attempted robbery at a fresno high school. the teacher was shot in the stomach and leg in a classroom thursday night. he survived the attack. the teenagers barged into the classroom and demanded a lap-top computer from guerrero before the shooting. police do not believe the teens were students at the school. >>> a 24 year pittsburg man turnses him in to authorities in connection with a killing at a bar. a 41-year-old vallejo man died after a fight inside the delta bowl bowling alley. >> b.a.r.t. and its unions have come to an agreement over paid medical leave for employees and that means no more strikes in the near future. sergio quintana is live from daly city with a look at what brought the two sides together as last. reporter: this is basically a disagreement that has now come to a close and it likely will end eight months of often acrimonious contract negotiations and comes at a tie for b.a.r.t. riders and a sigh of relief just before the holidays. >> coming here during the b.a.r.

police say the teenager kicked the woman and punched her. the woman did manage to describe the teenager and the car in which she's escaped. three minutes after the call police found the car in oakland. it had been stolen. two other teen-aged boys also were arrested >>> a minnesota man kicked out of the world perks program will likely not be able to suchl the man did file suit but the airline says it's because after back to yous northwest cited a seven month period in which the man complained 24 times, rewarded with thousands in cash and travel miles. today, the supreme court hinted they'd rule against him saying a lawsuit would go against deregulations >> if an expectant mom son your holiday shipping list you may be considering buying a stroller but there are concerns to be aware of. >> yes. consumer reports partnered with seven on your side to reveal what you need to know >> strollers can be dangerous. consumer reports and consumer products safety commission found several strollers could pose a risk to strangulation. i should say of strangu

. >>> the search continues for four teenage boys accused of shooting a high school teacher during an attempted robbery at a fresno high school. the teacher was shot in the stomach and leg in a classroom thursday night. he survived the attack. the teenagers barged into the classroom and demanded a lap-top computer from guerrero before the shooting. police do not believe the teens were students at the school. >>> a 24 year pittsburg man turnses him in to authorities in connection with a killing at a bar. a 41-year-old vallejo man died after a fight inside the delta bowl bowling alley. >> b.a.r.t. and its unions have come to an agreement over paid medical leave for employees and that means no more strikes in the near future. sergio quintana is live from daly city with a look at what brought the two sides together as last. reporter: this is basically a disagreement that has now come to a close and it likely will end eight months of often acrimonious contract negotiations and comes at a tie for b.a.r.t. riders and a sigh of relief just before the holidays. >> coming here during the b.a.r.

as in ten teenagers among the most intense active in latin america. what is the main and penned a letter to tune in to the puzzle quest to keep up with as the monza being cool on the net. what is aires the capital of argentina there are some seventy million mobile phones the country now has more than that it does inhabitants and a loss of those people are completely dependent on this month funds. my income data belonging to the new facebook generation. in the past three years the use of social media or in argentina has increased by almost seventy on the sands the two bills but surely never put down their smartphones. certainly not seen this free time. it's done. we used them to amuse ourselves and communicate with our friends. and to get information. it's just more practical and useful spectacle with the elite ice t's what to write a chapter or texting me. eleven the thirteen year olds really use the old media. but he never again less is more than fifty percent of kids in the stage crew exchange the subtle process via social networking sites. a tad bi

. >> a heated exchange over the fate of a teenager declared brain dead. the next step the family is fighting to take. >> and a new way to get drunk drivers off the road. how this device is different from other breathalyzers already being used. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich in for elizabeth cook. >> ac transit union leaders announced their members approved a brand-new contract. betty joins us from oakland with the deal that both sides agreed on. betty. >> ken, union leaders call this a close vote tonight, but in the end, the contract was ratified and there will not be a strike. here are the specifics. in this third deal, it calls for a 9.5% pay raise over three years for members and health insurance premiums will go from 0 to $120 a month. local 192 represents about 1700 bus drivers, mechanics, dispatchers and clerical and other workers. they rejected the two deals between the transit agency and union leaders. they were close to going on strike. the president of the union said she is thankful fer vis will not be disrupted. >> we think it's a very goo

one hopes that like many of the things we do and we are teenagers it is grown out of. teens, itsurvey of says that they have shared their password with someone other than the parent. behaviors that might not be protecting that identity. tonow it is your opportunity quiz these fine folks. somewhere out there is someone with a microphone. please raise your hand and it will be -- a microphone will make its way to you. >> high, susan grant, consumer federation of america. if breaches are the main source of identity theft and fraud these days, should there be a breacht says that entities have to pay damages to preach victims automatically? actual a set amount or damages, whichever is greater as incentivize holders of data to secure better? >> there's certainly a whole market emerging around cybersecurity liability insurance very as i continue to mature and grow, not to push liability on one arty or another, organizations are looking at what my liability is bewhat i'm going to responsible for based on the set of circumstances i deal with. you will see that market continue to

. >> three teenage boys suspected. >> i wanted to bash their head up against the wall, kick their face in. >> three teens, demonized. >> that was the first thing that everybody started saying, that it was a ritualistic killing, satanic killing. >> three teens, convicted. >> guilty of capital murder. >> their accused ringleader sent to death row. >> i'm in solitary confinement 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. >> he deserves to be tortured and punished for the rest of his life for murdering three 8-year-old children. ♪ >>> it was a crime almost too horrible to imagine. three teens, worshipping satan, murdering three 8-year-old boys. that happened right here back in 1993. two of the teens got life in prison, a third was judged to be so evil that he was sentenced to die. but after 18 years behind bars, a dramatic new development. the west memphis three were granted their freedom, something that would have been very hard to believe when i first met one of them in 2010. ♪ between the rain and the overcast skies, it looks really bleak out here. nothing around but farmlands and small towns proba

is it just about a teenager that we're sending the wrong message to them?. i think if voters had a kansas to see what was going on in the schools at the time they voted for this law, they might not have voted for it. the drug legalization movement is starting off to medical marijuana and now marijuana legalization and end state is overall drug legalization by desensitize the american population. i'm a father. i like to deliver this message to president obama as a father. our president has got to get out in front of this issue. while other drugs, alcohol, tobacco are down, marijuana use is skyrocketing amongst our youth. we've got an epidemic amongst up. we need leadership now. >> you said this is like big tobacco. i'm not sure i understand what you mean there. the tobacco companies are a huge multi million dollar corporation. >> absolutely. and there's a lot of people behind the marijuana movement who intend to make a lot of money. there's a former microsoft executive who has looked at launching a business. you can look at all of these things infused with m

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they would have said to our day, they are teenagers they will be out in no time. the justice department has come down pretty hard on civil county and they've already made changes and basically said if you have paid attention to this, if you had done something with these teenagers in the nobody would have died. so it was an oversight and that kind of thing that when you have schools it gets worse. you have to confront it. >> politicians say these things and the person that is interviewing them, they don't call them on it. they call them on their hateful rhetoric but then it's blown off as new york city, the most liberal 30% increase nobody hits them back. >> some people do. there is good journalism and not so good journalism. sometimes people have profound bound and objectivity. but i've tried to give myself s a reporter is people tell you they don't like them because they committed the crimes in the neighborhood. they tend not to commit crimes because they are not documented and they don't want to bring attention to themselves. they don't want to be deported. so,

. >>> also tonight, family and friends filled a san jose church to pay their respects to a teenager wholed while riding his bicycle last week. 17-year-old anthony garcia guyed after being hit by a car in south san jose last tuesday evening. anthony's father says he still has a lot of questions and hopes the city will do its part to make the streets safer. >> i can't bring him back. i cannot bring anthony back. maybe somebody there in the future that can help me with this situation to make it better for san jose and for everybody else and parents and families. >> garcia's funeral is set for tomorrow morning in sunnyvale. >>> the cold snap is almost over. almost. but, paul, a few places are still under a freeze warning tonight. >> one more night in the north bay away from the water we are looking at the 7th freeze warning over the past eight nights, crazy considering the time of year. another freeze for north bay value lease tonight. lafayette 32 degrees. d aly city you will wake up to 42 degrees. cold but not as cold. we're going to change that cold word for warm. find out when we hit 70

its aim is to steer every teenager who's arrested from a robbery away from a life of crime.he focus is on two new york city neighborhoods. officers make repeated visits to the teens' homes, getting to know their families and monitoring their whereabouts. >> in the police department we usually look at where crime is happening, and that's where we deploy our personnel, and that was only working, you know, a bit here. >> joanne is the housing bureau chief for nypd. she oversees hundreds of housing developments. only about 5% of the city's residents live in public housing, but approximately 20% of violent crime takes place in them. in late 2006, she noticed a spike in robberies committed by teens in public housing units in the brownsville area of brooklyn. >> a lot of it, the majority of it, was youth-on-youth robberies, where young teenagers were stealing property of other young kids that lived in the area. and we knew we had to do something, and what i started to look at is, where did the robbers that are committing robberies live? >> that's when she came up with j-rip. >> and

there's a 52-year-old man and a couple of teenagers dead. they were walking down the sidewalk and got mowed over by this teenager and he won't spend another day in jail. >> instayed he will be sent to newport beach where he can go suntanning, jump on a surf board, who knows what. a court order prevents his parents from speaking to him. >> so who is talking care of him. >> some type of therapeutic environment. that's the argue. the defense attorneys made. we'll see what is going to happen, if the parents will go into court six months from now once this is settled and say we'd like to have this court order removed. >> there's been a lot of feedback online about this. it's been report fed a lot of places. some of those interesting comments were along this line: your defense is that his parents never taught him right from wrong you. learn from the consequences of your actions and the judge could have said, you did wrong and now you're going to be punished. >> exactly. instead the judge said i'm going to do the same thing your parents have done t

the novel argument that kept a teenage drunk driver out of jail. >>> and in her honor, remembering a young victim of newtown by building a safe place for the creatures she loved. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening on this, the one-year anniversary of the newtown school massacre. we're learning details of the latest act of school gun violence. this one yesterday in a denver suburb that left a teenage girl badly wounded and the shooter, a fellow student, dead. police say it all happened in just a minute, 20 seconds. 18-year-old karl pierson marched into his school with a shotgun, a machete, and molotov cocktails apparently prepared to take many lives in what may have been conceived as an act of revenge. but officials say there are no indications pierson timed his actions to coincide with the newtown anniversary. nbc's ron mott is outside centennial high school with the latest for us. good evening. >> reporter: hey, lester. good evening. police say they have a lot of work ahead in this investigation and they'll

california is getting tough on teenaged drivers in 2014. brian webb tells us what these teenagers won't be able to do. >> reporter: lawmakers have always wanted to keep cell phones out of the hands of drivers especially teenagers. they realized last year they created a loophole in the law so this year they are closing it. teenagers as a group are some of the most troublesome drivers on the roads today. and teens texting behind the wheel is a big part of the problem. >> that's a great idea to crackdown on it. >> reporter: california is cracking down on teens texting while driving outlawing it even with hands-free voice-activated technology that adult drivers are allowed to use. >> when you're under 18, you need to learn how to drive first before you can introduce any distractions into your sort of sphere. >> reporter: the new law closes a loophole under the old law. it allows for voice-activated texting for all california drivers until someone realized that's probably not best for young inexperienced drivers. and even young inexperienced dri

the teenager's body was found a few days later on a route back to her hotel.>>> and happening now, the legal fight over the future ofehb cit college of san francisco. uárjz is asking a judge today to throw out a lawsuit aimed ate1 preventing the school from losing its accreditation. the city, the teachers union, and the coalition of students and communityfá members havefá filed suit in an effort to stop the revocation process from moving forward. the school is set to lose its accreditation in julyq if itw3e fails tomo)v financial and maintenance issues. >>> and still ahead this morning, a skier buriede1 aliven an avalanche. it's all caught on camera. the unbreakable bond with the man who came to rescue him, coming up next. >>> and i'm bob rydell. we'll take youfá l&]ve to the t coastline to explain why these waves are so unusually large. that story coming up. >>> king tides aree1 back. our temperature highs are really warm as well. >>> new at 11:00, the qfaa just announcing the six sites where researchers will develop and test drones. list. the chosen sitesq a

if you are able to help all, there are looking for things for teenagers and books. >> it is so hard to top--it is so hard to shop for a teenager. >> video games are good, kids love that. >> target says they've fixed the credit card data breach that could affected close to 40-million people across the country. but security experts say customers who have shopped at target between november 29th and december 15th should *still check their credit card statements for suspicious activity. they also say this is the second largest breach in the country and it includes every kind of credit and debit cards. security experts can not emphasize this enough. keep a close eye on your accounts and, that means from here on out. they say the stolen data was likely sold to the highest bidder and whoever ended up with it could use it long after the problem is esettled. >> target is concerned about people breach of data but also the holiday shopping and people not wanting to go to their stores because of this a better bridge. >> this is a real good statement to use your credit card instead of the debit card

and they debated the fate of the teenager. she was declared brain dead after her family said she went into cardiac arrest following a routine tonsillectomy. under krav california law, the hospital has no obligation to keep her alive despite family wishes. and a court order keeping her alive expires tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. >> she is alive to me, she is not dead. >> reporter: now a southern california care center may be willing to take the teenager but the hospital says they have to meet certain conditions first. and the lawyer says the center requires a tracheotomy and a feeding tube before she is moved. with the deadline looming, the family says they will do whatever it takes to keep the girl alive. a judge has ruled she is kept on life support until 5:00 p.m. monday. the attorney for the family says they will ask for an extension to give the family more time. david? >> all right, thank you. >>> another medical headline tonight. new concerns over the growing outbreak of the flu. the number of states with widespread outbreaks has

face concealed to protect her teenager daughter. it was shared on the app that delete the photo after few second. circulated around 2 local high schools. >> i was aware that the photo was taken by my 13-year-old daughter and specifically told her at that second please delete the photo this was a mother who made a very poor choice. they didn't want to it blow up the way it did. it did and she only has her poor just a minute to blame for that. mother says she wasn't posing simply getting out of the hot tub. prosecutors says the woman face probation or up to a year in jail. >> i'll be back in a moment. farewell to candlestick park. we are going to show you what it its going to look like once it its going to look like once the dust clear from >> there is growing nostalgia about candlestick park that host the final regular season forty-niner game on monday night. we have mixed feelings about the place and today wayne spent some time with the people who plan to remake what was candlestick. >> some habit just die hard. why else would these

whoosh >> reporter:he may live more than one thousand miles from graceland, but this montreal teenager has the internet all shook up with his version of the elvis presley holiday classic. >> pam: now a t 8-- and first on kron 4. >> pam: tonight, we have newly- released video. showing the crash of asiana airlines flight 2-1-4. .but this time it shows the entire crash. from the perspective of the air traffic control tower at s- f-o kron-4's grant lodes joins us now with that video. grant? >> reporter:the n-t-s-b has released two videos showing the deadly crash of asiana flight 214 at s-f-o. the first we saw yesterday. this is the second. this view is from the tower at s-f-o. you see it coming in on approach. then, it hits the seawall and almost jumps onto the runway. >> reporter:the momentum of the crash sends the plane spinning in the air, before finally resting off the runway. we'll show it to you again. this time, zoomed in. the plane was found to be too low on approach. the pilot disconnected the autopilot, and set off the chain reaction that ended up killing three people and injurin

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. >>> more details to tell you about a teenager who opened fire at a high school campus.one of his friends is speaking out. the event that the friend says triggered that anger. >>> plus a heartwarming story of a daughter's gift to her father who hadn 't been able to hear until now. >>> and in weather a few clouds, the lows could hit the low 70s for tomorrow. and also showers will return to our forecast and we'll break down our shower chances for the five day. >>> colorado's governor today asked for prayers for the 17- year-old girl in critical condition tonight after being shot at point-blank range during a shooting on friday. now a friend of the suspect, carl peterson says that there were signs that he was on the brink. that after he was accused of threatening a faculty member he had never been the same. >> he felt his suspension had ruined his chances into college and ruined his future. >> pierson walked into the school with shotguns and molotov cocktails. he killed himself after opening fire. >>> not one lawmaker seems to be happy with it. several of them spoke about t

officer arrested this morning and charged with pimping teenage girls. hiscer barnhill just made first court appearance and stephen tschida is at superior court with the latest. a 24 year veteran with the metropolitan police department was described in charging documents saying that he had tons of girls and he faces two counts of foundering allegedly for pimping out two teenage girls for $80 a trick. >> inside the southeast department, he allegedly ran a thriving prostitution operation and they maintain he pam to teenage girls he met around the neighborhood. .> that's a child that's wrong to do that to a child. >> police got a tip that a missing 16-year-old could be found that his apartment. they maintain they found a girl and an abundance of marijuana paraphernalia and condoms. >> that's disgusting. that's all i have to say. >> they say 115-year-old told them he had her turning tricks. he said not to allow him the job. to givellow the john them hankies and make sure they wear a condom. missingators say the teen told them barnhill took shots of her naked

the attack surface, the more data we put out, whether you're adult or a teenager. where the dataow goes, right? at the end of the day, it comes down to some extent on what the wants. >> >> the next question, speak to that, this one is to alan. paper in 2011 on on-line identity and consumer that what is ng ur7bd threat is not just pecific credentials but the layer of the identity of the internet. tech art of the orbing chur and it merged through like inked in, facebook, four square, whatever. how well can you protect your of putting le sort yourself through the different portals. >>> this is why i hate the term "identity theft." if i'm going to still her water bottle. one, if you take her water bottle, we're going to a bit of your anatomy and we're going to chop it off. then you also said, abby, why did you leave your water bottle by alan? we understand we have a responsibility to mitigate theft. it can't all be law enforcement. don't park in the neighborhood. doors.ur have insurance. these are things we intuitively nderstand being part of the theft model. ut what w

the teenager who is accused of setting fire to the clothing of another teenager on an oakland bus iscourt today. 16-year-old richard thomas is charged with aggravated mayhem and felony assault with a hate crime enhancement on the attack on sasha fleishman asleep on the bus at the time. prosecutors have charged thomas as an adult. his lawyer will argue this case should go to juvenile court. >>> san francisco police busy searching for a robbery suspect who critically injured a 71- year-old woman. police say the woman was walking to church wednesday morning when a man tried to steal her purse. there was a struggle and a thief punched her in the face. she was rushed to the hospital with critical injuries including bleeding on the brain. the suspect escaped with her purse. >>> many medical businesses in san jose may have to close soon. ktvu has learned the city notified pot clubs located near homes that they have to close by january 31st. reportedly the city's code enforcement sent letters and will target 14 more after the holidays. new restrictions approved by the city council will take

nobody called the police and if the police would come they would say it's teenagers, kids. they will be out in no time. there's nothing we can do about it. the justice has come down pretty hard on suffolk county and they've already made changes and they've basically said if you had paid attention to this and had done something with these teenagers, nobody would have died. it's the kind of things when you have schools to allow bullying to go on you know it gets worse but if you confront it immediately it will stop. it wasn't confronted and allied to the death of marcelo lucero. >> the politicians believe these things and basically the person that is interfering them they call people on their hateful rhetoric but then it is blown off as you are being overly sensitive. but nobody gets back at the fact that new york city, the most liberal 30% increase, nobody hits them back with the fact. >> some people do. >> there is good journalism and there is not so good of journalism. i would hope that my students do sometimes people come found violence and objective of the with letting p

here is video of the teenager. he went home just last week and he is still very much hurting. that it is good to be back in school and he had a lot of surgery's over the past several weeks but a lot of strangers also reached out to him. he refers to himself, hiherself he is gender neutral and this is why this has caught national attention. >> the person accused, richard thomas is only 16 years old but according to the family they believe that he should be tried as we are in front of the school and he should be here in just a few hours and we will get a reaction from the teenager, family, and friends. >> the loss angeles county sheriff's a department says the speed was a factor in the crash that killed fast and furious star paul walker over the weekend. this is video of the makeshift memorial near the crash site. investigators say it will take time to determine how fast the car was going. sheriff deputies from the car involved in claims when they arrived at the side of the crash. the crash also killed walkers friend and financial advisor roger rodas. walkers publicist said that

the novel argument that kept a teenage drunk driver out of jail. >>> and in her honor, remembering a young victim of newtown by building a safe place for the creatures she loved. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening on this, the one-year anniversary of the newtown school massacre. we're learning details of the latest act of school gun violence. this one yesterday in a denver suburb that left a teenage girl badly wounded and the shooter, a fellow student, dead. police say it all happened in just a minute, 20 seconds. 18-year-old karl pierson marched into his school with a shotgun, a machete, and molotov cocktails in what may have been conceived as an act of revenge. but offici-- nbc's ron mott is for us with more. good evening. >> reporter: hey, lester. good evening. police say they have a lot of work ahead in this investigation and they'll take their time to do a thorough investigation but did release new details just late this afternoon. they tell us that karl pierson legally bought this pump-action shotgun ju

the major step the family of a young oakland teenager is doing today to keep her from being taken off a ventilator. >>> and how b.a.r.t. and local police officers are coming together to protect holiday shoppers today. >>> take a look outside at san francisco, the trans america building and the city of st. francis it is friday, december 20th, this is ""today in the bay."" >>> good morning, everyone, it is 4:30, christmas almost here. i'm jerry mcsweeney. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check that forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you august a lot of people have very high interest in the weather, a lot of people traveling, a lot of people have family coming into town if you are one of those people, going to get spoiled this year, comfortable conditions, not just today, all the way throughout the next five to seven days. here is what we are looking at. you are going to find strong wind in santa rosa, napa, double digits. elsewhere, the single digits to start the day in terms of your wind speed. not as windy for today, nice, clear start, see a nice warming

he saved a little boy. >> the 49-year-old and the teenager said to be in good health tonight. they were released from the hospital this afternoon. >> planned parenthood is opening a clinic in san mateo county. the new facility is at el camino rael. set to open monday. anti-abortion pickets were out. successfully led planned parenthood to back off in redwood city two years ago. lower property values and not serve the needs of the local community. >> the large amount of people that live here are catholic. they are hispanic. they have strong moral family values. and this is not the direction that they go. >> planned parenthood says it's providing affordable healthcare to low income families. protestors kept out a medical marijuana dispense ree in the area. >> smoking might be banned from all cal state campuses. considering a proposal that would prohibit lighting up, chewing tobacco and electronic cigarettes. people are allowed to smoke on campus as long as they are not within 20 feet of the building. if it goes through, the ban would start at 2015. >>> new video surfaces of a bay

ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a missing teenager from washington is prompted the chp to issue a statewide amber alert. 14-year-old elizabeth romero on the left, his name is eduardo rosales last seen driving a 2001 to 2003 hunter ford escape with washington temporary plates. these two photos are from surveillance footage of the suspect's vehicle. they believe the two could be heading to mexico. >>> a shotgun is confiscated on a school campus, why some parents are complaining about what happened afterwards. >> and a murder case long cold may be closer to being cracked. and a signature chef for the niners new stadium, a culinary delight for fans come game day. [ female announcer ] i like to mix things up a bit with grands mini pot pies. only four ingredients. and a few easy steps. weeknight dinner in a flash. and my family devours them. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls, with cinnabon cinnamon, are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. make breakfast pop! >>> about 2 dozen people protested

something the teenager has been dreaming of doing now for weeks. >> i've missed school and i miss going to class and i miss being with my friends every day. >> reporter: sasha says that's been one of the toughest parts of the deal they've endured. the agender 18-year-old, who prefers to be referred to as they or them has returned to school. >> we are thrilled to have sasha back at the high school. and we are hoping that we will give sasha the space to get back into the academic groove of things. >> we had to wait a long time at the hospital for this. for the appointment. >> reporter: sasha got the green light from doctors to return to school. >> stamina wise, he's been through a tremendous, horrific thing. the healing is still going to be going on for months. >> reporter: as for getting back on the bus, sasha's mom says it won't happen right away. >> because they're really getting their legs back in terms of being able to walk. it doesn't make sense to be doing the bus right now. >> reporter: sasha will return to most of the old routine, but won't be riding the bus alone. >> eventually

we hope that like many of the things we do with teenagers, that ends. >> many teenagers said they hadhared their passwords of people aside from their parents. there was a disconnect between their recognition and concern about privacy and behaviors that might not be protecting that identity. >> now is your opportunity to quiz these fine folks. does someone have the microphone? please raise your hand and it will be -- a microphone will somehow make its way to you. >> hi, susan grant. consumer federation of america falls. should there be a law that says that certain entities have to pay damages to breach victims automatically? perhaps a set amount or actual damages, whichever is greater, as a way to incentivize the holders of consumer data to secure better? >> there is a market emerging around cybersecurity liability insurance. as that continues to mature and grow, and not to push liability onto one respective party or another, but organizations are looking at what is my liability? what am i going to be responsible for? i think you will see that market continue to evolve over time. i kno

they lost six teenagers in traffic accidents just since last may.t where they are saying, what else can we possibly do to drive home the message to young people about the risk they face? >> one attorney, lawrence taylor, the author of the book drunk driving defense said you cannot be prosecuted because you did not stop someone from engaging in criminal conduct. if someone is holding a gun and is about to shoot it and you don't pull it out of their hand, you cannot be held accountable. i think the police are overreaching. jonathan sill says for this case to progress it has to be the boys knew the person was drunk and that they knew the accident would happen. so there's a standard of proof that is very, very high. it would be very difficult for the state to say one of the boys' conduct actually caused the accident. other thing you're a parent, i thought about, how much responsibility is on the shoulder of the parent who some people if they want to be cynical would say why didn't you teach your kid not to overindulge and underage drink, if we're going

superhero is a muslim teenager who is smashing stereotypes with every adventure. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. shadows of the cold war are creeping across massive protests in the ukraine. the white house says the recent police violence against antigovernment demonstrators there is unacceptable. russian president latta mayor putin is blaming unspecified outside forces for -- vladimir is blaming unspecified outside forces for the uprising. bbc has the latest from key kiev. from ke >> the atmosphere today was much more relaxed, but no less determined. this was the picket outside of the ukrainian cabinet office, which effectively prevented the country's leadership from getting into their normal place of work. the city's main square was surrounded by barricades. the chant was revolution. the president's office was ringing with riot police. tonight, from inside those defenses, he gave a lengthy interview in which he appealed for calm. >> members of the government and the security services and the people on the rallies

new tonight, something went wrong and a bay area teenager has gone from having her tonsils removed, to brain dead in a matter of days. the 13-year-old's family gave us this picture of her. the girl went into surgery at oakland children's hospital on monday, and was supposed to get out the next day. but the nurse noticed extensive bleeding from her nose and mouth. the family says on thursday, she was declared brain dead. they're now fighting to keep her on a ventilator. >> the family wants to keep her on as long as possible. as long as her heart is still regular and she's still stable and they're still giving her medicine for her statement tonight about jah quote, "we are very sad abo arts go b l ood pressure. still giving her iv fluid. we believe in miracles. >> the hospital sent us this statement. we are very sad about her condition, and our hearts go out to her family, we are currently reviewing the case. >>> people in vallejo rallied tonight to remember a handful of people killed by gunfire in just the last seven days. more than two dozen homicides reported in the community this yea

. >> reporter: two teenage girl and three teenage boys were drinking in the park. eventually the girls were overcome and passed out. they realized they were sexually assaulted. the boys are held in the juvenile detention center. >>> new tonight max wade will have to wait a little longer to see how old he will be locked up. he was to be sentenced december 16th after being convicted of murder and firing into an occupied vehicle for celebrity chef. it is now set for january 23rd. >>> the santa cruz mountains were met with a frosty morning. black ice awaits awaited people on the road. citrus and other tender plants are threatened. at the christmas tree harm a pipe broke leaving a thin coat of ice. >> we get the water on a little and it didn't break. but this one did. it got too cold. >> it may have been worse had it not been for the wind. >> reporter: temperatures are sub freezing. this is golden gate park earlier. frost all around. another weather picture. look at the iceicles forming here and in castro valley you can see a sheet of ice. you can see it is all ice. you

we see the teenager being carried to the back. >> an airport spokesman says the teenager died of natural causes. there were 258 passengers on board the flight. delta flew in a special crew to get passengers on other flights to get to atlanta. >>> the bat kid braving chilly weather to kick off a special fundraiser. the crowd and all of the hype over his return to san francisco. >>> and the simple thing some families take for granted finding a safe place for kids to play. the bay area nonprofit organization that wants to do that for children in one east bay community. >>> another cold night expected. freeze warnings continue for tonight and monday morning. we will break down the cold snap and let you know if warmer temperatures are heading our way. >>> animal shelters in santa clara county are hoping to find hundreds of pets a home for the holidays. six shelters in the county have lowered certain adoption fees normally 90 to $100 but until the end of the month fees are $12 to adopt an adult cat or dog. that covers spay or neuter surgery and a lot more. >>> a nonprofit in the east bay is ho

the regulation does not reduce teenagers use.cal marijuana. but there's no shortage of pot. mexican cartels are trying to replace the lost revenue to the threat of the highest quality domestic steps. 10 tons were $12 million, this is coming as the dea says that it is eradicating 77% less than just three years ago and prices are down, down to about $300 an ounce. so there is an increase of civilized and greenhouses here. many believe that more laws will be passed and all bad news, they believe that they will continue to see marijuana increased in use over the next 10 years. jon: facing new legal trouble right now, and accused of murdering his friend. we will tell you about that and we will weigh in with our legal panel. plus, could your dog help your kids fight off allergy and asthma? an interesting new study on children and pets coming up next. ♪ ♪ and they call it puppy love ♪ ♪ michael, tell us why you used priceline express deal to book this fabulous tel. wellou can see if a hotel is pet-friendly before y book it and i got gre