she talked to terri that day and noticed that terri seemed spent. >> when i saw terri on friday she lookedlly exhausted and tired, but she looks like that every day. she asked me how am i doing and i said i was good. i said, are you okay? she said, i'm just tired. terri -- she just looked really exhausted that day. >> terri's demeanor is important, of course, but even more essential for investigators is where terri went in between visiting the second store and checking in to that gym. >> the next place terri horman claims to have gone in e wi-mai to friends is her gym, which is very close to that fred meyer, store number two, probably only a five-minute drive at most. >> not even five minutes. that's come out the door, head down the road and turn right, you're there. >> yet an hour and a half passes between 10:00 a.m. we think she's at the store and 11:30-ish when she checks in at the gym. >> it's a very significant time period that is missing. absolutely. and it appears at this point anyway that that missing time period is unexplained. >> in the e-mails terri does give an explanation for

bull terry welcome back to the kaiser reports hi max is great to see you great to see you again terry ball and back i was filed for bankruptcy tell us about am back who are they what bankrupted them and what is j.p. morgan's relationship in this case and back as one of our larger insurers residential mortgage backed securities you know those toxic loans that they went out and sold and told you that were aaa rated and everyone should buy. back when and sold a bunch of banks a bunch of head a bunch of pension funds insurance that would say that these securities are great there's going to be no problem with them now we know there's a huge problem with them and am back can be the insurance basically so they're failing they file bankruptcy there was a warning that this would happen this far back as of march and i think it's kind of interesting that it finally happened last week. so the question is why i mean what's going on be what's going on between all that time what's going on with their insurance regulator in allowing and back to to stay let's say in business for a while wow maybe they

time terry doesn't have.ing for terry is a round-the- clock effort by family and friends. >> it helps to take it one day at a time. if you worry too much about a month or two or a year down the road, it's too overwhelming. >> reporter: the odds against getting cjd don't seem to matter when you know one who has it. >> she was a very strong individual, and so now she relies on us. if she knew what this would have turned into, it would have eaten her alive. >> it's okay. it's okay. >> reporter: in san carlos, ann notarangelo, cbs 5. >> our thoughts and prayers with terry and her family tonight. and i can tell you that seconds are critical for people with head injuries. that's why a san jose high school principal is under fire for denying access to an ambulance on its way to treat an injured athlete. mark sayre reports some school officials and parents are questioning her decision. >> reporter: when 14-year-old keanu gallardo was injured during a recent football player, a fellow player says everyone could tell th

terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> terry, thank you. it's 6:32. the south bay police are investigating a brazen armed robbery. it happened in of all places a bingo parlor at santa clara's american legion hall. the optimist club holds the event every thursday night to raise money to send underprivileged children to camp. last night the event as cashier was robbed at gunpoint right in the middle of a game in front of more than 100 people. >> first thing i saw was just masks and a gun. he reached over, grabbed the tray of some of our money, then headed for the exit. we followed him out but i stopped people at the door and yelled gun. >> the same volunteer went after the masked robber and kicked in the side of his getaway car. the robber got away though with about $1200 in cash. >> two south bay moms have been charged with embezzling $30,000 from their children's school fund. the two are set to appear in court next month. they're accused of stealing from the baldwin elementary home and school club in san jose. the fund typically pays for everything fr

live in oakland, terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> terry, thanks a lot.t's 4:32 it is oakland police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred in the east oakland area around 6:30 last night. an unidentified man was shot to death on 81 avenue near international boulevard. the shots came from a passing car. up to 10,000 dollars in reward money is offered for information leading to the shooter's arrest. fbi agents made 72 arrests in the bay area alone in a prostitution sweep. the local sweep neated six child prostitutes along with 57 adult prostitutes, seven pimps and eight johns. a former council to prostitutes tells us pimps sometimes use social net working sites to make initially contact with girls as young as 13 and coerce them into working the streets. she say they also pray on parents to reach their victims. >> they buy them from their mothers who are on drugs. all kinds of things that happen to these little girls that get lost in the system. >> well, local and federal authorities are focusing efforts in oakland and hayward because that's where

terry, thanks a lot.tino aquatics swim center in san jose expects to reopen tomorrow after a chlorine leak there shut it down. the center was evacuated after a pump leaked chlorine yesterday afternoon. 16 people including many children were affected. many were rushed to area hospitals and treated for chlorine exposure. the chemical was in the air, not the water. >> the people were fortunate in that they had a minor explosser. it means irritation of the ear, the nose, the throat and the eyes. >> obviously concerned how anything could malfunction to that extent. >> make sure that safer place where i can take my child. >> staffers are trying to find out what caused the pump to back up and leak the chlorine. it was located near the shallow pool where the youngest pupils learn to swim. >> no head way in the request to shut down a natural gas pipeline for a safety inspection. san carlos mayor ran die royce wants pg&e to pressure test the line that runs through a residential neighborhood but company officials sa

live in tiburon, terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> terry, thanks a lot. 6:32.an francisco police still trying to find a motive for the stabbing of a cable car operator. he remains in critical condition at a local hospital. it took place china town on the powell mason line. no tourists were on board. police describe a vicious attack. >> he was stabbed multiple times to the body and arms, life-threatening injuries. a lot of blood at the scene. somehow he got the blood on him or on his shoes. >> a witness led police to himmelman place where they found a trail of blood and followed it to the suspect's home. inside they arrested 32-year-old george wong for attempted murder. three of wong's relatives were also arrested for trying to interfere with officers. >> the man who halted the morning commute on the bay bridge for two hours last week and claimed to have pipe bombs in his vehicle is set to make his first court appearance today. 51-year-old craig carlos valentino ainvolved with kidnapping and child endangerment. he stopped his s.u.v. on the upper deck last thursd

terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> thanks, terry. 6:35.ppeals court will allow live television coverage of the upcoming appeal of california same sex marriage ban. in august a federal judge struck down proposition 8 as unconstitutional. the judge wanted to broadcast the trial. largely they thought the broadcast could intimidate witnesses. the voter-approved ban remains in place while the case is appealed. abc 7 and c-span are the two to carry the hearing live. >> the battle over gays in the military will soon return to gress. senator majority leader says he will revisit it after thanksgiving. he promised during his re-election campaign he'd try again to repeal "don't ask, don't tell." leading republicans including senator john mccain say they'll oppose lifting the ban. >> the california republican party says it will pursue its lawsuit against contra costa county over whether election count observers have the right to challenge specific signatures on vote by mail ballots. the issue stems from the very close race in the 11th congressional di

live in martinez, terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> terry, thank you.ohannes mehserles' attorneys will ask to release the bart police officer on bail while he appeals an involuntary manslaughterer conviction of oscar grant. a hearing is scheduled for december 3rd. earlier this month a judge sentenced mehserle to two years in prison for shooting grant at the fruitvale bart station on new year's day 2009. mehserle claims he thought he grabbed his taser instead of his service revolume he ver and that the shooting was accidental. with credit for time served he could be released from jail in about seven months. >> manhole covers in san francisco will soon get a different look. it's not detective. it's to make sure they don't hurt you in an electrical volt explosion. pg&e is also checking its underground electrical systems. jenelle, there's reasons for this. >> definitely are, eric. apparently persistence pays off after a series of accidents in san francisco pg&e has agreed to change the inspection process of its electrical system and will be replacing many o

. >>> i'm terry mcsweeney live at at&t park. hundreds of fans turned out to welcome back the world champions yes, i said world champions san francisco giants! we're going to talk to one of those amazing pitchers in a live live report. >> giant fans prepare for a wild celebration. some of them are still partying this morning. we have live team coverage. >> you think they would care if it were raining right now but it's not. it's going to be gorgeous this afternoon with sunshine and warmer weather than yesterday. i'll tell you how long it lasts. >> and fans celebrated last night, there are so many folks at at&t park, they had the king street off-ramp closed until 2:00 this morning. here is a live shot of the bay bridge. it's looking good out there. >> and millions of voters head to the polls. they run into a contentious races. >> and there is an election going on. >> yes, there is an election day. you talk like something happened last night. did i miss something. >> we didn't miss it. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. >> i knew

live at sfo, terry mcsweeney, "abc 7 news". >> the security system may be about to change. homeland security it may discontinue the color coded terror alert system. they are recommending a new system that is based on descriptions. one to go from five threat levels to just two. color coded system is too vague with democrats calling it a scare tactic by the bush administration. >> puc says they will hire four new safety inspectors. there was criticism about low staffing levels in the wake of the san bruno fire that killed eight people. san francisco chronicle reports that mile for mile, they complete more pipe inspections than any other state. with four additional inspectors they will meet federal staffing minimums for the first time since 2002. >> san francisco is trying to still figure out who is going to be mayor after gavin newsom takes his new job. clerk of the board suggests sequestering nominees requiring there be no communication between them and the rest of the supervisors during a meeting. the fate of each neey nominee would be approved one by with one. >> and in th

terry horman denied that.ut now in recent court documents more allegations from cain about terry east character. he says it was common for terry to be visibly impaired from alcohol several nights a week, and that she would pass out on the couch, allowing their 2-year-old daughter kiara to play or watch tv until late at night. she says those allegations are deeply upsetting. >> without a doubt i wish i would have known it before. i wouldn't tolerate it, and if i would have known, i would have taken him out of that house in a second. >> terri horman has responded in court papers calling his allegations vicious. she's told law enforcement she had nothing to do with kyron's disappearance, and before the new allegations surfaced friends of terri spoke out in her defense. >> i don't feel terri is capable of harming a child, period. >> in september they celebrated his eighth birthday in his absence. >> he likes legos and star wars like me. >> carson lopez prays for kyron every night. >> dear jesus protect kyron, and

terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> terry, thanks a lot.athtaking in a good way does describe our weather. in a good way. >> yeah. it's pretty darn close. if i was voting and it was rank choice voting, i think i'd vote, you know, really great would be my second choice. >> second choice? >> yeah. really great. breathtaking would be first. >> sounds fair? >> yeah. >> yeah. (laughter) >> so excited with my choices. i have no argument with them. i think they're great. >> full of spice this morning, mike! >> really. (laughter) very excited. >> you wanna give nicco a cup of coffee, please? >> a fine line we play with the weather. i can't give the adjectives. i say it's nice, other people say i like it included and misty. so i have to just stick with it's going to be sunny and warm. >> okay. >> we'll take the adjectives and the heat for you. >> thank you. i was trying to play politician there for a second. (laughter) >> it's friday. 5:51 this morning. beautiful picture. i shouldn't say that because you may like clouds and drizzle. (laughter) >> he

live in oakland, terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> thanks, terry. a few hours before the shooting incident police fired shots. it started when officers stopped a man and woman about 7:30 near sycamore and west streets. police say the man started running and then fired at the officers. he was later arrested without incident. police haven't said why they stopped him in the first place. >> a man charged in the mid of a san francisco fashion designer is expected to be rained today. they arrested gary holland. he had wandered into the seal and fell asleep across the street. he mentioned him to an officer eating at the restaurant. >> the police captain happened to be having breakfast, had the person moved on and it turned out he was just more than a homeless person. >> holland broke into his russian hill apartment on october 29th. >> this morning pg&e may be a little red in the face after one admits he was spying on opponents of one of its most controversial programs. more on this latest twist in the battle over smart meters. >> this is yet another public

terry mcsweeney is live in tiburon with the latest. terry? going yard to yard in the area near tiburon bui build -- boulevard and looking for the man who led them on that chase, a man they think did the exact same thing one week ago. take a look at pictures. you can see how this thing all wrapped up. the pictures off the stolen vehicle on the side of the road after first crashing into a streetlight. in tiburon on highway 131, police giving chase. in tiburon turns around and heads back out of town and going over a streetlight on the way out. that's the second light it's knocked down before crashing. he jumps out of the car and ran. >> the officers from another -- a number of other southern marin jurisdictions are assisting us. we're doing a yard by yard search. we'll continue to do that until we either locate the suspect or determine that he's left the area. >> and police are saying based on the description of this guy which is kind of a vague one. black male in his thirties, a light-skinned black male. that this very well may be the same pers

abc 7's terry mcsweeney is live at the oakland police department with details. terry? >> yeah.he official statement from oakland police says no weapons have been found. the investigation is underway. raising many more questions. take a look at the scene of the shooting. this is on track avenue not far from the 5800 block of bancroft avenue. this is where the man was shot. it all began a double blocks away at a laundromat. police pulled up to that laundromat about 9:30 last night and a man ran away. got away. the woman who he had apparently been violent with stayed behind. two officers spotted the man sometime later. just a couple blocks away, really right around the corner. police say there was a confrontation. no details on that but both officers did open fire on the man killing him and, again, no weapons were found at the scene. no name is being released. all we know about the man killed is he was 37-year-old. oakland police say they're going to have more information for us later this morning. >> thanks, terry. also in oakland police say they arrested a man who they believe f

live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> all right. terry, thank you. g.m.tock it being traded since they declared bucks months ago. the ticker symbol of wall street as a symbol of u.s. economic recovery. >> kristen, currently g.m. stock is trading nearly $35 a share. it spiked nearly $36 per share, almost $3 more than the initially public offering of $33. quite a turn-around when the company stock was going for under a dollar for its filings for bankruptcy. with the sold of a chevy came marrow revving its engine, the open bell rang on wall street. reemerging as a public company again and taking a $50 billion bailout from the government and ultimately american taxpayers. >> this is not the finish line for general motors today. in fact, i say this is a beginning, a new beginning and a much better chapter than recent years. >> g.m.'s initial public stock offering is the largest in u.s. history. the government is expected to sell off nearly 400 million shares today making $12 billion. the government would have to sell its remaining 500 million shares in the com

terry and tayon. the first time we introduced terry back in 2002, she was 9 years old. we introduced her again when she was 11. then two years after that -- did you know you had a sisr before you met her? >> no. i was happy. that way now i can play the big sister role. >> in 2007 we introduced then 16-year-old terri to a brother she had just found out she had. 11-year-old tayon. they were living then in separate foster homes with the hope of one day being together in one family. now three years later they got to introduce us to their wonderful adoptive family. >> my loving mom. dahntay and lower relt that laugh ton are happy parent. they moved to this area with the military. he first saw terri on wednesday's child. >> i was stationed at the pentagon. one day i was just watching tv and your show came on. >> altugh he called then to get some information, it wasn't until years later, after seeing terri's story aga, this time with a brother, that he made a move. >> that mate it good because i said, now i'm going to get two for one. >> i fell in love with terri. i didn't eve

terry?orced to drop out by the line is long to get in and why they're adding 30,000 students next year and all gonna be paying tuition more for tuition. what they're doing this year is adding 5% to the tuition this year 10% in the fall of next year. tuition has gone up 30% this past year already and 76% over the past five years. csu also hack faculties and courses. there have been unrest on campus. students and others protesting and taking over buildings. but students may be feeling beaten down. >> there was a lot of demonstration about a year or two ago. i think people got used to the tuition hike. there's not a big outcry now. >> taking a look at that graphic, you can see what students are paying now, there's more than a $650 difference. all this because of the increase in tuition. i'm using the word tuition instead of fees. they're now calling it tuition increases. at one point they would say they had a tuition-free public college education system and kept trying to hang on to that as the

terry mcsweeney is live.he need is great again this year. >> it is greater than ever i am told and i'm also told that contributions are down. that is a bad combination. i will tell you what you can do to help. volunteers who come out this morning and putting together the turkey, putting together the ham. putting it into pans and preparing for the 5,000 meals they are going to be serving throughout the day. most of them hot, some of them bagged up given to take home, but they are going to be given out here obviously for people that are in need. need is up this year and the concern is great. it is fantastic that all these people are out volunteering this morning. it's interesting to talk to some of these folks. i had a chance to talk to a family. this is a family tradition. >> we've been coming here, this is our 18th year. we've been doing it this long, just being grateful for what we have. it's a way for us to give back. >> it's a tradition. >> here is the schedule out here today. breakfast is going to be serv

live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> all right. terry, thanks a lot. it's 5:04. there's word this morning that oakland mayor ron dellums may leave office before his term ends january 3rd. this morning's san francisco chronicle says his wife cynthia has been talking about the possibility of an early departure. he is under pressure to give the irs a sizeable check to clear up the $262,000 tax debt. the mayor has explored taking on speaking engagements and position with a lobbying firm. he can't do either while he's mayor. mayor elect jean qwan would automatically replace him in her capacity as vise-mayor on the city council. >> both candidates in the undecided statewide race are accusing each other over the counting of hundreds of thousands of remaining ballots. a slim lead over republican steve coolly in the race for attorney general. fewer than 800,000 ballots remain to be counted before the end of this month. the greatest scrutiny is being placed in los angeles where there are 93,000 uncounted ballots. coolly's campaign has sent three letters complaining that co

and while terri is not talking, volunteers are still scouring.till nothing. >> how much do you worry people will forget? >> i wor about -- worry about it all the time. we went out yesterday to one of the local malls and passed out flyers to the businesses and a couple of comments that, i thought he was home already. and that just reaffirms that we gotta keep getting it out there. >> reporter: while searching, cane horman -- kaine horman also holds down a full-time job and acts as a single parent to two children. >> it's a heavy load, but you just step up. >> kaine horman said the last time he spoke with terri was in late june, when me walked out with the couple's daughter. and he said he has no plans to see her, except in court. >>> toyota under fire. a federal judge makes an important ruling against the auto giant, just a short time ago. mary is in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: a federal judge will not dismiss hundreds of lawsuits filed against toyota. car owners claimed sudden acceleration defects caused crashes and the value of the vehi

among them, terry mcsweeney. what is going on out there. >> reporter: i do include myself among the fans. players came and players went. the fans are screaming and yelling for the heck of it because the giants do win it and they are champs. it only cost 75 cents to keep this piece of memorabilia of the first world series ring that the san francisco giants. san francisco home to the world champions. take a look. the fans were going crazy. absolutely bedlam where they broke out the trophy. management saying this is for the fans but all those fans that waited all these years. some waited their entire lifetimes between anything approaching a world series ring. 2002, they were close. giants picking up the victory yesterday in texas. today a young guy and an old guy were talking about. >> this is awesome. we're having a great time. it's amazing. >> it feels good to be on top of the world. everyone is really happy. i called them. they were on top of the world. >> and equipment manager and clubhouse manager, he has been

i'm terry mcsweeney in the newsroom. story is on the way. >> we're following breaking news in san jose where there is big fire in a commercial building and concerns the could slow the morning commute on 101. >> legality of the immigration law will be argued in a san francisco courtroom. >> we're looking live at the ferry building, still aglow in orange, how the sun will do the same today and chance of rain comes back in the forecast. i'll have an update. >> and there have been a lot of accidents. i'll have details on all of this. here is a live shot from san mateo bridge. >> and giants are out just one game away from winning the world series. coming up, where fans can gather tonight's game five in san francisco. >> the boys of november are just about to take it home. >> can you believe it? >> all right. thanks for joining us. latest on breaking news from san jose, firefighters are still looking for hot spots after a massive fire at a recycling center. these are pictures but we're told the fire seriously damaged the recyc

. >> and terry, terry, this -- >> matthew, one of the things i think that, to a degree, barack obama'suture is not in mitch mcconnell's hands making jobim a one-term president, it is barack obama's hands and i think he has to sit down tonight and tomorrow and decide, am i going the way of ronald reagan and bill clinton where i take a drubbing and learn from it and govern slightly differently or go the way of jimmy cart irwho never learned and became a one-term president. and i think boehner and mcdonnell will have more power in the senate. the determination of whether or not he's a one-term president is much more on barack obama's shoulders than anybody else. >> and last question to ron brownstein, sarah palin, what kind of a factor she going to be in 2012? is she a winner or loser tonight? >> overall, the record is kind of mixed on the candidates she endorsed, but overall, i think she's a winner because if you looked at the energy that was moving in the republican party, the kind of voters that were moved toward them, the working class white voters that broke overwhelmingly form them,

. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live at sfo. i know it's thanksgiving week, but i still have to tell you, all is calm and all is fine. people have to talk about the pat down protestors. >>> did you see how cold theresa looked, it's pretty chilly. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm kristen sze. it's been a night of freezing temperatures, we're getting the first of three days of freezing overnight temperatures. meanwhile, in the sierras, the temperatures dropped as low as nine below zero and very icy roads, all needed on 80 and 50. for more on the big chill. let's check in with mike. >> start with current conditions clear sky and ever calming wind and a that is why we're starting to see some of these frosty conditions. you step outside and you are going to see a lot of frost develop on the cars and grass. we have freezing conditions around santa rosa, napa, concord livermore, los gatos and menlo park. we still have the fleegz cold temperatures until 9:00 in the north bay except for the coastline and east bay valleys and frost is still po

>> jimmy: thanks, terry.ht, dave salmoni is here from animal planet with terrifying baby animals. we have music from metric, and paris hilton, so let the patdowns begin. "jimmy kimmel live" is next. paris hilton, so let the patdowns begin. "jimmy kimmel

terry?ay. seven defendants in this case the youngest is 16 the oldest 43. they allegedly gang raped the girl during homecoming dance at richmond high last october and part of campus. the first officer on the scene described finding the girl half naked, bloodied and drunk. at first he thought she was dead. the defense wants to focus on the fact that she was drunk. how that may have led to her consenting to having sex with multiple partners. six of the seven defendants charged with rape. they could get life sentences. the seventh is charged with aiding with the rape. he could get 26 years. other top story of the morning comes to us from theresa garcia. good morning, theresa. >> good morning. there's a team player here at del mar high school who was denied medical access immediately when the principal decided not to let the ambulance on to the field. he had a concussion and this call is creating quite an uperror. how someone could make a field more important than a child's health. the boy hurt

terry mcsweeney is live at the u.c. mission bay campus. terry? >> today is going to be round two i guess you could call it for protestors and police and day two where u.c. regents today are going to vote on that proposed 8% fee hike for students. here's what day one looked like. >> chanting) >> protestors tried to crash the regents meeting. u.c. police used pepper spray and occasionally batons to drive the crowd back. 13 people arrested, 11 students. one point a u.c. police officer pulled his gun on protestors who had surrounded him. he did not fire and the chief says the officer did the right thing. >> appears in my view that the officer showed great restraint and handled himself well. there's always an investigation. >> u.c. workers were also out here as well joining students protests proposed changes in the retirement plan. u.c. says the system is facing a $1 billion shortfall and has to increase revenue. this fee hike would only apply to students whose families are making $120,000 a year or more. everyone back out here today, at least most of

i was looking for someone who would say terry, are you insane? this is adopting 3 girls at once. we should have been concentrating on sending our kids to college. instead we would be back to kids in grade schoo godi don't think i can do this. i just thought i am not big enough for this. this is a huge job. it is too important. if i blow this, are they suffering in the orphanage, yes. wow god. i dot know how to do this. i don'know how to be everything they probably need us to be and, and we are not perfect parents in any way. i felt like god chuckleand said, you are not going to do this, i am going to do thi you are just going to come with me. >> so with god's promise to help, we added 3 wonderful ukrainian girls to our family, sophia 9, zoya 11 and e lisa 12. it is very fulfilling to know you have given a child a better life, christn heritage and a chance to know god. >> tey meeuwsen is with us now, not only has she adopted 5 children herselshe is also the directorof orphan's promise cbn's outreach to orphans and vulnerable children around the world. tell us about these children

terry, how are things going? >> let's say the table is set, as you can see they are ready to bring out the hams and turkeys and have the utensils to make things just right for thousands of people that is going to be enjoying a thanksgiving meal. they have the ham and turkeys and pans out and vegetables over here. we've got jean cooper on tell us how is it this year as far as the need, as far as people coming out for this thanksgiving meal? >> we're expecting a lot more, diverse group of people seeing us today. the need is great. so we're expecting a lot more families, a lot of people in working class, those that did not have the income or wherewithal to get holiday dinner. >> reporter: everything is set here for someone to start carving and chopping and preparing. who does that work? >> we have a bunch of volunteers that come in. i think there is a little over 500 volunteers, from all over the community. they come in and do all of our prep and serve down stairs. my staff manages the whole thing >> reporter: jean,

terry mcsweeney with the traffic impact.enelle wang with new information on the suspect and investigation. jenelle? >> hi, kristen. i'm at chp headquarters in san francisco where the suspect is being held and questioned. 51-year-old craig carlos valen tino. he told officers he was suicidal because of marital problems and very sorry for all the trouble he's caused and let the situation get out of hand. it started just after 7:00 this morning. the suspect drove on to the westbound lanes of the bay bridge and stopped his ford explorer in the middle of traffic. valentine no called a local radio station and said he was threatening to blow up his s.u.v. with a bomb. officers saw the suspect brandish what looked like a gun and then throw it into the water. the suspect later told officers it was just a toy-like pellet g gun. his 16-year-old daughter was in the cars. she ran to a patrol call. he apparently called family members telling them he loved him. about an hour later he surrendered to police. westbound traffic remains closed a

terry mcsweeney is live at montgomery and washington. this is so special, same parade route they traveled a long time ago? >> this is only one to this point but you are right there was another prayed at this spot. you can see they are ready for this one. they have a big huge balloons up there, the orange and white and black balloons. let's take a look at that parade she is talking about. you can see the old black and white, willie mays, welcomed from new york. the giants moved west. and it's going down the same way as that one did. it will be going down to montgomery, right on market on up toward civic center plaza. it's going to be massive traffic tie-ups because all the streets are going to be shutting down. san francisco pd they are not sure when that is. parade starts at 11:00. more than 200 giants past and present will be riding in the parade. >> the giants are bringing out not just the current players but bringing out a lot of surprises and a lot of folks here. they are indelible in the minds of bay area fans. >> a wide variety of

terry joins us live with the latest?i don't know how anyone's night last night but it had to be better for the family that is right now in that a.c. transit bus, brought here so they can stay warm. about 1:30 they heard a boom, they see a van crashed into the house and cut their gas line and man who had been shot. taking a look at pictures, it started unraveling around 1:30 this morning. a man shot, loses control of his vehicle, slams into a house with six people inside. among them, four children. the mom did not want to go on camera but talked to us about what it sounded like when the van crashed into her home at 1:30 this morning. >> we had the big california earthquake. it was shake. we had a huge shake. it wasn't an earthquake. it was just one house getting hit. our lights went out and everything. >> the family moved into the house in september. and they may have to move out. mother was telling me when the van hit it felt like the house did some moving. it hit very hard. getting back to the person inside the van who

. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live at san francisco international airport. personal privacy versus national security, where do you come down on the controversial pat-downs? the head of tsa may be coming down, a story in a live report. >>> it's 6:01. thanks for joining us, i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm kristen sze. a storm over the weekend. >> that was something, lightning and the thunder and a couple of branches came down in my backyard. it was everything i wanted and more. >> i'm glad you were happy with it. it was very interesting one the average five days we get thunderstorms. we don't have that right now but we do have rain moving through the north bay and northern part of sonoma county, northern part of marin county, sliding to the southeast at 35-40 miles an hour. watch out places like windsor, santa rosa, they are headed your way. it should be wet for probably about half an hour as it moves through. this is probably the last push of wet weather for the morning hours. we'll have more on the way for this afternoon. >>> hi, mike. they are keeping on the st

>>> i'm terry mcsweeney live at sfo. somewhat of a controversy over those intrusive pat-downs but now is the tsa backing off a little bit. >> here is a live look from downtown san francisco, ferry building, embarcadero center and bay bridge, all wet due to overnight showers. i'm tracking more for the morning commute. >> look out for some those damp areas on your way to work. no slowing report. bay bridge toll plaza delay free. >>> himself in the news, a statewide manhunt berkeley police believe a man assaulted a girl in her own home. >> and they will determine if a 7 man will stand trial for assaulting a high school student. thanks for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm ache acre. monday before thanksgiving means a wet commute for many of us. >> traffic may be lighter but let's check in with mike? >> rainfall amounts for the last six hours which has been fairly light. .is the 04 in san jose. let's talk about down here where we see showers moving from half moon bay to pescadero at around 20-25 miles an hour. northern par

terry mcsweeney is there and, terry, different situation today? >> the difference is night and day.esterday at this time tre were bands of roving proteors going around the building confronting police. one point a u.c. police officer pulled h gun when he was surrounded by protestors. today? >> students are not in favor of this. >> it was stents on one side and regents on another again today. but a world of difference today than how it was expressed yesterday. yesterday it was baton use, pepper spraying by police, threats of more violence by prottors. today just a disagreement whether u.c. students who is families make $120,000 year should pay more. >> these hurt all students but particully the middle income families since they do not qualify for financial aid. these the majority of u.c. students. the administration of the u.c. system is failing to provide for all califorans and provide for a future viable so we can succeed as a state. >> a statent from assembl speaker john perez. while i attend to mitigate the impact, i fear i increase in aid will only lead to an increase in debt for

now the rest of the family is imploring terry to come forward and do an interview. >> come forward and tell us what you know. let us find kyron. it is that simple. >> reporter: in recent urt documents, he has made numerous allegations against his estranged wife including tt it was common for terry to be visibly empaired from alcohol, slurring speech, staggering gate, et cetera, several nights a week. while declining to comment, the reports are that it is calculated to poison public opinion against her. terry horman has denied any involvement in the disappearance and has not been named a suspect or a pern of interest. even before these new allegations surfaced, friends of terry's cautioned against jumping to conclusions about her. >> i don feel tear write is capable of harming a child. perfect. >> reporter: months later, kyron's closest friends still pray for his return. >> let kyron be safe and let him get home soon and let him get home safely. >> reporter: as of today, e mystery of what happened to kyron horman remains unsolved. >> searching for kyron airs tonight on "dateline," follo

and i will turn it over to terry to talk about the book. i encourage you all like i say to read and follow up with him if you have any questions. [applause] >> thank you to the heritage foundation for the honor of being able to come here to this outstanding event to talk to you about my book. that was the question i wanted to answer in my book. all these different areas where you see government trying to increase control over our lives in very practical ways, ways that we are making decisions that have huge consequences in our lives including obviously in health care. so i tried to prioritize those places that i thought were most important to our lives and where liberals are using government making the greatest inroads. the same time the answer to that question. i also wanted to explain the principles of limited government and our constitution that i think are being violated in the natural law moral principles that precede the constitution of the founding fathers of this country universally believed than that also i think were being violate

. ♪ >>> i'm terry mcsweeney live in san francisco's state university.ou know, i cannot tell you if grades are going to be going up out here next year but it sure looks like tuition will be, by a lot! the votes today, the story coming up in one minute. >> also in the headlines refer a southeast school board votes to the rezone the boundaries. >> the ferry building. it's clear outside in most areas but i am tracking a few stray showers this morning. i'll show you where they are. >> that orange spirit can keep going. pretty quiet out there. a live shot of the toll plaza where there are no delays la the santa clara city counselor votes to lay off dozens of city workers. only concessions from labor unions can prevent the cuts. first up a look at the weather forecast. you may see some wet roads as you leave home. mike, what's up? >> that rain we talked about yesterday. it came in and dropped nearly a quarter of an inch in san francisco. pretty healthy in some areas. the marin county coast and just off san francisco right there. these are all slides to the sou

terry mccarthy begins our coverage. >> three, two, one! >> reporter: the plan was to kill as many people as possible as thousands gathered for a tree lighting in portland's square, mohamed osman mohamud allegedly parked a van at the corner, attempting to detonate what he thought was a bomb. >> threat from him was very, very real. all the information we have up to this point is he acted alone. >> reporter: according to the justice department, the public was never at risk. the somali-born u.s. citizen had been given a fake bomb by undercover agents in a months-long f.b.i. sting. >> preventing someone with what looks like clear criminal intent to do harm. >> reporter: mohamud had been under surveillance since 2009 when he was communicating with someone in the northwest frontier of pakistan, a known terrorist haven. he published articles in two jihadist magazines and he made it clear he was looking to commit an act of terrorism in the united states. undercover f.b.i. agents claiming to be friends of the pack taken associate contacted him in ju