. >>> it's being called the largest drug bust in the history of contra costa county. 500 pounds of meth with a street value of $18 million. the department of justice claims it's taken down a dangerous arm of a drug cartel that was supplying meth to the entire bay area. jody hernandez has more on "operation road trip," a story that's new at 5:00. >> what we're seeing as part of this operation is the very large crystal standards here -- >> reporter: you're looking at picture of pure, potent crystal meth, hidden in cans of food and water coolers. and recently uncovered and seized in contra costa county by a department of justice-led drug task force. >> this is the biggest seizure of methamphetamine in the history of contra costa county. law enforcement seized 475 pounds of meth, street value of $18 million. >> with the amazing quantity of methamphetamine that we have, with the quality of methamphetamine, with the ease with which it's being brought up through the highways with the assistance of the drug tasking cartels of mexico, we are overwhelmed with methamphetamine in contra costa count

the bust that he modeled the indianhead carvings on was actually a life mask of a real man. a man named kicking bear, who was a lakota leader who helped to bring the ghost dance to the planes which ultimately led to me. not only was this a native at -- led to wounded knee. not only was this a native man, he was a man who flocked the united states militarily and spiritually. the 1890's, he met with officials of the office of american affairs and he fought united states colonialism diplomatically in the city. with these architectural design elements, a kind of seems like free-floating images of the salter, but they actually commemorate this anti-colonial leader who talk united states militarily, spiritually, and diplomatically. here's where it gets more interesting. anthe 1890's, there is archaeologist named wh homes in the city. he became one of the directors of the national museum of the smithsonian. one-time setup avenue. another time he let a significant excavation of the dumbarton house -- one time he dug up connecticut avenue. another time he led a significant excavation

the state announced the bust called operation road trip. a local task force who worked with three dozen local and state federal agencies and this investigation with six years in the making. >> this criminal out cries began in a far away place, but make no mistake about it. they brought their crime, their drugs and their violence to our region, to our communities and to our neighborhoods. >> the operation was called "road trip" because they drove from southern california. they acted as a hub moving from northern california and the northern pacific west and even north canada. >>> 22 people were arrested. >>> a prostitute was accused of leaving an executive on his yacht. she faces manslaughter and heroin charges in the death of forest heys. her attorney says the drug overdose was an accident. >>> the chemical will be dropped into mountain lake on the southwest corner. new at 6:00, dawn ford with the efforts to restore the natural habitat. >>> on the southwest corner of the san francisco presidio after 19th avenue near mountain lake, it's not a

this morning, the state announced the bust. it is called operation road trip. where the local drug task force worked with about three dozen local, state and federal agencies, and this investigation was six years in the making. >> this criminal enterprise began in a far-away place. but make no mistake about it, they draw their crime, their drug, and their violence, to our region, to our communities, and to our neighborhoods. >> reporter: this is called operation road trip because the drug traffickers drove from southern california and contra costa county acted as a hub for them, the drugs to go to northern california, the pacific northwest, and even canada. live in richmond, kpix 5. >>> a live look outside. rain clouds have been pushing through, a live look at san jose. not much better on the pavement, too. lots of wet pavement out there. let's check in with our meteorologist lawrence karnow with when the rain will stop and how much we are going to get. >> not the biggest storm we have ever seen. nonetheless, a nice rainy start to the rain season and more rain ou

nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg has the details on this harrowing bust. ted? orter: police tell me they started investigating this store about three weeks ago. the way their raid here went down in the middle of the day was by design. only nbc 10 was trailing pleasantville police as a line of cruisers converged on the stop and save market on busy main street this afternoon. a grocery store that investigators say also carried heroin. >> i was over here last week getting some items for dinner and i had no idea that that was going on. >> reporter: the raid in broad daylight quickly drew an audience. police arrested 29-year-old cameron khalid who's believed to be the store's owner. that's him on the floor. we watched as new jersey state police brought in a drug sniffing dog and here's what authorities say they found. about 400 bags of heroin. plus, a sizable amount of cash. >> it was an open air narcotic market going on from inside the store. he wasn't concealing the fact. it was right over the counter. >> reporter: they are in the process of cleaning up and revital

an interesting twist here during this week's sting, the contractors busted in this operation were not arrested and booked, that is because the jail in napa is so badly damaged by the earthquake. state authorities say they will be doing more of these sting operations in this area in the coming weeks and they want to make sure that quake victims aren't victimized a second time. live this afternoon in napa, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the future of the embattled fire chief joanne hayes white to be discussed today. in a closed door session the commission will evaluate her job as chief. this is less than three weeks after firefighter unions called for her to be replaced. the department's poor ambulance response time may also be part of the commission's discussion. hayes-white has been under fire the last several months for slow responses to life- threatening calls. in the latest incident it took paramedics 18 minutes to respond to a washon monoxide alarm, max time is 10 minutes, an elderly man died during the evacuation of that building. >>> new details now about california's em

and maybe the funniest point busting seeing the cameras probably we're on live tv chooseg beach went out there and tangled him this was the best post game in this area this was a high compliment you can't debate there is no team better than san francisco giants roadway a lot of the teems thanking the band for filling of at&t park and the post-season as well hunter pens did that the vision of the players and a lot of appreciation to the fans that showed up today and tim i didn't hudson i had a dream and thought this was his dream and a lot of things to us to come back we'll >> welcome to the meeting of the san francisco board of appeals, the preceding officer tonight is board president, ann lazarus and she is joined fung and honda, and hurtado is absent, to my right is the deputy city attorney who will provide the board. >> and scott is here on behalf of the zoning administrator and the planning department and representing them on the cases before the board. if you would please go over the meeting guidelines at this time and then conduct the swearing in process. >> the boa

from the deadly disease and bust the myths surrounding it.ive in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> and a final check of your "kcbs" drive to work. it is really backed up right now on 237. if you are a silicon valley commuter that accident is still there in sunnyvale blocking one lane at mathilda causing a traffic jam right now. out the door, also in a bad spot westbound 580 approaching north first street. that accident is still there and it is causing a bit of a delay. overall though it's "friday light." we were barely seeing a delay until the accident. the drive time is 22. even with the accident it's still a smaller than usual drive time. southbound 680 at treat, four- car crash still blocking one lane. >>> you know what's so exciting we have the parade of ships coming in at 11 a.m., led by the san francisco fire department on board the phoenix. so that's going to be lots of fun. we'll have those clouds though sticking around by 11:00. good morning, everybody! temperatures in the 50s and 60s and later today slow burnoff resulting in c

the bust is on. >> whoa. >> what the heck?orter: federal police to arrest the five alleged traffickers. social workers to attend to the girls. tim is still playing his part. >> who called the cops, man? >> reporter: demanding to see his lawyer as if he's being arrested, too. for us, a chance to talk to marcus before he's carted away. is it worth it? >> worth what, sir? >> reporter: to bring underage girls -- >> there's no underage girls here. >> reporter: you told him there's a girl that's 14 years old. >> i lied to them about that. >> reporter: he tells me that owl all of the girls are of legal age. he insists it's all just a misunderstanding. so, were you lying then or now? >> i was lying because i wanted him to be happy with the girls that i found, okay, but no, i did not -- there's not a single girl here that's underage, i promise you that. >> reporter: marcus tells me he has a daughter back in the statements who is 15. how could you do this if you have a daughter that's 15 years old? i don't get it. >> i'm not looking for

and hundreds of rounds of ammo. >> they're not going to the hands of law-abiding citizens. >> the big bustin the east bay that could make the streets safer. >> and new developments in this assault that was caught on camera. who police say is responsibility for knocking over that 85-year-old woman. the all-new mercedes-benz gla took nearly 600lbs of high- strength steel. setting industry-leading safety standards took 20,800 crash simulations. and perfecting its engine took over 1.1 million miles of extreme driving. but, this may be the most impressive number of all. introducing the all-new mercedes-benz gla. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> members of a law enforcement task force raided two east field home and recovered a stash of rifles, other guns and hundreds of thousands of rounds of ammunition. jana katsuyama is live now in our newsroom with the details, jana. >> reporter: julie the assistant sheriff in contra costa county told me tonight this is one of their biggest gun busts since the sheriff launched this task force three years ago. contra costa county sheriff's deputies shar

during the bust times, everything collapses in the economy. >> but the decrease in coal jobs has notver 21,000 coal jobs have left kentucky since the early 1980s. and the eastern part of the state where harlan county is has bore the brunt of that loss. >> since 2011, 37% of the coal jobs have declined in eastern kentucky? >> yes. >> that is a huge chunk of jobs to leave in that amount of time. >> it is. >> it's true. coal jobs have been disappearing from eastern kentucky at an alarming rate. the jobs have left for a number of reasons. if you ask people in harlan county what's causing the dropoff, it's simple. how did you understand why they were eliminating the jobs? >> epa played a big part of it. >> they tell you that? >> it's just people in coal mining knows. we had meetings. it comes down when you got the president of the united states stands up on national tv and says that he's going to shut the coal mines down, it's not all on him, but it's got to start somewhere. >> the president's environmental agenda is at odds with the coal industry. it's meant to be. fossil fuel fired powe

i'm not telling you next week or six months, the market is going to bust. i am saying that there could be a break in the market. -- aftering you that you do it as long as i do, your instincts take over and tell you when something is great. >> what is great? >> i just told two of them. apple is great. a few others you will find our great. shorting long-term, it's not an easy thing to do. the cbs derivative is great. all these things tell me you're going to win. it means you have a great risk reward ratio. the risk is much smaller than it should be. let's say you know a fighter. and you know there's one great like a has-been guy. you say the odds should be 10 to one. and you walk in and they tell you it's two to one or even money. you're going to bet a lot on the favorite. that's what i call a no-brainer. apple was one a year ago when we tweeted it and i think it still is. arean you believe that you saying to me, when we tweeted it? three years ago did you think you would be sitting here saying to check the twitter account. isn't that crazy? crazy but i don't

"action news" was on scene as the uber x driver was busted. his car was impounded and received a thousand dollar fine. >> nobody told me it was illegal before this. >> it's an illegal service provider they are not licensed to do this in the state of pennsylvania or the county of philadelphia. enwe're going to enforce the laws that are here. >> uber and the ppa have been at war for months. they call it a ride sharing revolution operating on a mobile platform. this out of work journalist was doing this to make extra money. >> we launch today they said if you want want to come in and start working today, okay, that's what i did, i started this morning, this afternoon actually. >> reporter: the drivers are not thorough screened nor the vehicles inspected and the insurance that the drivers have is unclear. >> no one has certified by any government agency to do this type of service. >> reporter: uber try to to change the law, jay jay has been a fan of the service, but there's too much demand. >> it's the taxi cab monopoly trying to exert its power. u

. >>> 4:37 is the time, two people are in custody after a big drug bust in the east bay. they found $1 million worth of marijuana off of crow canyon road. they got an up said look and they say the growers reportedly installed a ventilation system to hide the distinctiontive smell of marijuana. >> this company, they have done it in this area because you would not expect it because it is a lovely family neighborhood. >> police say the suspects in this case, two young men from san leandro, they are charging charges for the and did i lopez. pack on september 22nd, he was holding a beebee gun at the time of the deadly looting. he said he thought it was an assault rifle. it against at the area the shooting took place. >>> a father is suing san francisco police after arresting him for riding a bicycle with his baby carrier strapped to his chest. the police car nearly hit him and wanted to know why the baby was not wearing a helmet. they took the baby away and choked the father until he lost consciousness. both the city and parents as the head of the school and they found heroin,

. >>> to the world series, boom for the giants, bust for the royals. they dominated every aspect of this game. after a win, a lot of people are thinking about a victory parade in san francisco. this was just game one, but you could hear the cheers across the bay clear. we begin with jean in sfrans. >> happy hour is not over here. lots of celebrating going on here. giants fans, get this, it turned out to be a winning combination. giants fans go wild at levity owe dual's in san francisco. they say winning game one is a good thing to do. >> this is a dynasty. >> reporter: the win unfoldled before a unique crowd. a bar filled wl san francisco baseball history took awing into the future, hosting royals fans in kansas city on a life video feed. people in missouri didn't always like what they saw, but royals fans felt at home. >> that's one of my favorite bars, corner cocktail. they are sister bars. >> reporter: he sat in the corner at lefty's. >> it's a good idea. it's good sportsmanship. we can watch the game with fellow baseball fans. >> reporter: they are

the bust proving that what happens in vegas doesn't necessarily stay in vegas. here's abc's david wright. >> july 5th, 8:43 a.m. >> reporter: surveillance video from las vegas. a scene straight out of "ocean's 11." >> we're up and running. >> reporter: this video, shot by state and federal aagents on the trail of an illegal sports meting operation for the chinese mafia at caesars palace casino, in the villas reserved for high rollers, the agents pretend to be internet technicians. >> we're gonna see if we can get >> connected right now? can you show me? >> reporter: what the suspects don't know is the fbi cut the internet connection so they could get in for a closer look. check it out. the tvs are all tuned to the world cup and the agents say all the computers logged onto illegal gambling sites. the suspects deny any wrongdoing. their defense lawyers claim the search was unconstitutional. the evidence, inadmissible. are there cases where this type of search would be justified? >> there are. when we're talking about terrorism and weapons of mass destruction, yes.

we have seen some huge technology busts, and i think that looms very large in the minds of people who have worked out here. apple has been near death before, and that's not lost in the minds of a lot of people. teel, mark andreessen, not big fans of carl icahn -- peter teel -- peter thiel, mark .ndreessen >> we try not to get too distracted. never before have you seen the zeitgeist across so many industries coming together with credible opportunity, so i think we china not to get distracted, but at the same time, and highlights the maturation of the company -- i think we try not to get distracted. you have companies that have seen tremendous growth, and to us, they still feel like he young, innovative companies, to activist investors who are looking purely at financials, very different story. >> is it hard not to get distracted by the likes of carl icahn, who has so much influence over shareholders in the market? at the end of the day, they do have to answer to shareholders. >> that is true. at the same time, any ceo knows the first job of the business is to keep running the business.

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the fondue? you . . . . . . *? >>> a major drug bust to tell you about.eizing some 500 pounds of methamphetamine from a drug trafficking ring linked to a mexican drug cartel. street value? $18 million. 22 people under arrest. the bust just the latest in a six-year investigation that resulted in the seizure of more than 1,200 pounds of meth, valued at about $40 million. it also brought the arrests of nearly 70 people. >>> tens of thousands of federal workers put on paid administrative leave and taxpayers are picking up the multimillion-dollar tab. the new report from the government accountability office is showing just how much it's costing us when employees are told to go home. some of them for months at a time. live in washington with more, hey -- >> hi, shannon. taxpayers got a $775 million tab just to pay administrative leave for 3% of federal employees who were placed by their bosses on administrative leave. most commonly for personnel matters like misconduct or criminal investigations. there were also physical fitness activities and rest and recupera

transport over the flood of talk about they decided cousin had more culpeper they're going to painted the bustedexcited to see these floats being presented in all fun of the giants fans >> : this fascinating about the pulp paper as an indication put these in storage and pulled out a couple years have the floor is covered as saying by the parade planners expected to converge >> : as a championship deer fly off the shelves the line of people lost nine giants back up when the hillsdale mall and sit until yesterday intemperances scope and it woke up bright and early some bands and brought ponchos invitation for the rain likely going to see through the parade >> : authorities cracking down on fixed giants gear >> : are ec's to and piece of carpet close worth $80,000 to tonight taking from vendors trying to sell around 18 see part >> : agency can tell it's a fake because of this mission quality one clear giveaway player names us about wronged >> : and of the forecast for the parade but forget hulk called sugar trading >> : we are talking about heavy rain heading up the giants' victory parade. we see a

the man's claim was dismissed. but bari says these cases aren't always a full bust. metimes they're a dead end. >> it's a glamorous job. you sit here and just stare out the window. this job isn't for everyone. but it is for me, because i'm okay waiting for something to happen. >> reporter: there's the sitting-in-your-car approach, and then there's this. >> there's a big tree on the left. i think that's where we should all meet. >> reporter: catching potential fraudsters is no mission impossible for chicago-based p.i. and abc news consultant bob kiehn. in his downtime, bob likes to skydive and swim with sharks, so it's only fitting that he plans his surveillance stakeouts like an adrenaline-fueled military operation. bob invited "20/20" along as observers on a surveillance job deep in midwest farm country at the crack of dawn. >> let's go, bob, go do this! >> reporter: the mission -- to get the goods on a farmer suspected of fleecing an insurance company. he claims injuries from a car accident are causing him difficulty with his daily farming operation. so the money sh

worth big-time money, guns, drugs and tens of thousands of dollars in cash all part of the take in the bustby. the alleged motive -- mode of delivery the us postal service. >>> good evening, i'm dawn timmeney in tonight for iain page. >> i'm luce seal nolan lucy nol. more arrests could be around the corner. here's dave schratwieser. >> that drug stash was worth about 50 grand and investigators tell me tonight that the drugs were still packaged inside priority mailboxes shipped by the us postal service when they raid add home in drexel hill. tonight the suspect is facing some very serious charges. on the 2200 block of windsor avenue in drexel hill, halloween decorations are everywhere. but neighbors say it wasn't trick or treaters who game calling here friday. it was upper darby police with a search warrant. >> nice neighbor. you don't really hear things like that. >> obviously he's got a big operation. >> reporter: investigators quickly discovered one of the drug and cash halls in recent township history. $100,000 in $100 bills, 300 bottles of an in poll lick steroids. hundreds of bills in

the bust is the biggest drug seizure in the county's history. it was stored and shipped statewide and disguised as food. >> an immigration search is coming soon. they are planning to hire a vendor to crank out 34 million blank green cards. potential bidders of up coming announcements so they can prepare for the proposal. the cars allow them to avoid deportation for two years. a law professor pushing a statement to say redskins on the air. is it fair or does it violate free speech? >> you may be giving your kids a dangerous dose of medicine. a single ember that escapes from a wildfire can travel more than a mile. that single ember can ignite and destroy your home or even your community you can't control where that ember will land only what happens when it does get fire adapted now at fireadapted.org s>> i fell in love with my boss that's what she said for the first time ever. monica lewinsky speaks publically about her affair with president bill clinton. she waited a long time to speak. what is she saying today? >> she has indeed movenlt kau lewi

and to use chicago as a kind of character in this story, to look at the booms, the busts, the travails of the characters in his novel. just to summarize where we got last time, we saw the workings of many things. not just a story, but a kind of commentary on early 20th-century century america and especially urban industrial america. we saw the workings of a new economy. the novel espoused as a kind of -- the novel itself as a kind of allegory for capitalism and especially consumer culture that was constantly on the move, in which styles, fashions, identities, characters all -- fall and rise. and importantly, they fall and rise without rhyme or reason. right? identities that you put on like a costume and shed as costume -- as characters move on to their new role. int has to do with carrie her own story and the culture of the early twin century. and we keep this moving. we focus on one more. desire. desire as a kind of engine in the story. wanting what you cannot have. always being able to see what is ahead of you. that is elusive that you are trying to grab. that is what makes things ha

. >> and we told him to stop again and he floored it, popped the car in the air, busted out the window. the whole back window. and he tapes off. no top sign, red light, kept going. >> the police chased the fast-moving 18-wheeler down the street until it turned at lafayette. facing a deadend it drove over and crushed this guard rail and stopped whp -- when confronted by the three armed officers. and saying the sedan belong to her son's girlfriend, saying it is the third car belonging to family and friends hit while parked on the street in just 11 months. >> that same car. and then my daughter's car and now katie's car. so it's like -- >> it's not a good place for cars. >> i am ready to move from here. it's the truth. >> well, that driver in this particular case remains hospitalized at this point and time. we tried to reach out to his employer, the trucking company in north jersey. every time we managed to get someone on the phone they would just hang up. live in norristown. >> thank you. >>> coming up, a montgomery county fire company, the police are searching for eric frein. >>> and ch

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eggs and needed it that bad, they were going after the atm machine which is right inside the window there. they bust the window, try to wrap change around it. those two attempts fail. they back their stolen right to the front of the store. they take their chains, they don't steal anything. all they did was create a ton of damage. >> they didn't even attempt to steal cigarettes? nothing? >> nothing. the same thing happened to the store previously. about a year ago thieves tried to steal the atm. now they are reporting store owners may move the atm out of sight, out of mind. >> in the uk bumblining through someone's backyard, a guy looking for something that isn't his so he can take it. he walked up to the window, tries the door. gives a half-assed attempt to break the window open with a blade or screwdriver. proves to be too much work for him and he walks away. >> as he is breaking the windows, there is a camera eye level. it isn't exactly hidden. >> police in both katses are still looking for the suspects. >> we have another ipad mini winner. kathy fowler watches us on ksla-tv. you still have anothe

at the bust up for thursday morning there will be some fog in the area and cloud cover, 53-60 degrees. at recess time it will be partly cloudy and temperatures in the mid 70's. it should be a very nice afternoon. a lot of stuff going on friday night so we will keep you up-to-date with the rain chances. right now, plan on rain. bugs were following more breaking news from prince george's county where police say they have a strong lead in a murder investigation. >> the just wrapped up a press conference. kevin lewis was there. what have we learned this evening? >> less than 24 hours after that homicide took lace, the first homicide there in about two years, police have named the suspect. i will step out of the way so you can take a first look at 19-year-old eugene moran of upper marlboro. police say war and shot a father .- eugene warren a man by the name of mitchell writes, a 39-year-old man, was coming to pick up his high schools son. his son was involved in an altercation. tried to break up that altercation. anwarren pulled out a handgun and tried to help that father. that gunshot kil

the terms of the settlement. >>> a veteran police officer found himself on the wrong side of the law bustedn a prostitution sting. he has been with the department for 26 years. he was charged yesterday with solicitation of a prostitute. thompson was suspended for 30 days and will likely lose his job. >>> and a camden county police officer is facing charges in a drug trafficking case. ashley bailey is married to the brother of the alleged ringleader. investigators say they moved drugs to lower levels. and bailey is accused of using her hour as a police officer to access reports and warn drug dealers of possible schemes. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> we're seeing a lot of fog in the area this morning. you won't find it everywhere, however. center city is fog-free this morning. but just outside of the city where you'll encounter colder temperatures, that's where the fog is. it's 19 degrees this morning. looking out above the fog layer, there are no clouds overhead, once the fog clears we'll see lots of sunshine. look at the fog for allent

the windows is busted out. i heard beyonce playing in the car. i got in the car. i just drove off. >> john mcfarland learns that even beyonce doesn't make stealing cars legal. >> twice a week there is a late night ritual at the santa rita jail that makes life just a little easier for many of the 3,000 inmates incarcerated here. >> this is the food that they get every week. they can purchase with their own money. they can buy hygiene products, any snacks they want throughout the week. yeah, anything they need. other than the basic meals they get. >> commissary. >> since inmates are not allowed to carry cash they purchase commissary with money. friends or family deposit into jail-managed debit accounts. >> that's what they look forward to throughout the week. other than visits. this is it. their big thing for the week. on friday i believe it is they fill out their order forms. whatever they want. today we pack it out in the morning. we bring it in our carts, all set up in separate sections. they come out one at a time after we call their name. and they sign a form s

to get even with us and i think that's to prove it, the first thing that he did was ask to have the bust of winston churchill removed from the white house because britain did something to his grandfather into rebellion. it's been a good point. many points made. to sum up your question coming in here is the problem with where we are right now there is so much we don't know. i addressed this in the media. we know more about george washington's first two years than then we know about barack obama. jesus christ's birth was much better documented than barack obama. that is 2,000 year ago. so, we are less than six years in the presidency. big holes. so we can only speculate when people like you and i speculate that the people in washington held air they say that. i haven't seen anyone in spite of the beltway talk about about with a buttery genius obama is in a couple of years now. sometimes the word does get out. but in the meantime i want to thank you for coming and keeping the faith. go royals. [applause] you're watching the tv on c-span2. here's our primetime lineup for tonight. .. >> the.

that is keeping the market from busting loose. tell you why when we come back. >> america votes 2014 >> the race is still a dead heat >> filmmaker aj schack turns his camera towards elections in the swing states >> it shows you who these people are... in ways that you don't get to see from the short appearances >> unconventional... >> if i can drink this... i don't see why you should be able to smoke that... >> unscripted... >> we gonna do this? >> ...and uncensored... >> are you kidding me? >> america votes 2014 midterms the series continuesback. only on al jazeera americaback. >>> september delivered encouraging numbers in the housing market. the national association of realtors said sales of existing holes rose 2.4% compared to august. the seasonally adjusted annual rate reached 5.2 million, the highest rate reached this year. not to be a debby downer but sales were town from last year. economists see reason to be optimistic. the biggest show that investors are retreating from the market and departures offset by buyers who inte

the bus. hello, sir. busted! the young guy is 22 years old. he has been remanded into custody and a judge is looking into whether they're going to charge him. i don't think any punishment will be worth this video. >>> cats sometimes need rescuing. >> really? >> or do they? first video is, in fact, a cat rescue. this little kitty looks like he's hanging from a clothes line and the fellows in the apartment in the room below, they're trying to rescue this little kitten. they do a darn good job. they've got a stick basically. >> they've got a broom and a rug and they're hitting the cat. >> they're moving the cat back and forth, hoping that this cat will lose its grip and eventually it does. the cat doesn't want to let go. tell you why that cat may not have needed the rescue. here's another video that's quite impressive of the cat. this video says we are three stories up right now and this cat looks like it's going through one of those little drainage holes in the roof. >> what is he doing? is he b.a.s.e. jumping? >> at first i think the cat things

now they say, they're in disbelief that the 28 year old was among 40 people busted in a major drug trafficking ring that stretched to the suburbs of south jersey. >> this network is believed to have supplied heroin and crack cocaine to lower level dealers in camden and atlantic county. >> reporter: investigators tell us bailey was assign to the patrol division and was on the force less than a year before she was caught. abusing her position of authority as a police officer. >> particularly accessing police reports to running tags and things of that nature. >> reporter: police say bailey, her hub edwin engram and her brother-in-law nathan ingram one of alleged ringleaders were all busted tuesday morning. 8,000 bags of heroin were among the drugs seized during the raid. >> actually delivered to her house. when the name popped up, i was very -- it was very shocking news to me. >> reporter: among the charges possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose. and official misconduct. if convicted of all the charges, she's facing 30 years behind bars. iain, we'll send it back to you. >> thalia, thank y

prices soared during the bubble and plummeted during the bust. w in the west the price gains are slowing down. fewer foreclosures on the market. we are seeing a slowdown in the west. new york has been more stable throughout this whole boom, bust, and recovery than the west. >> taking out mortgages. warren buffett the other day said he doesn't understand why people don't take mortgages. it is an easy way to short interest rates, a no-brainer, as he put it. it seems as if very important people have had tough times getting mortgages. alan krueger, former head of the cea. i think even ben bernanke complained about the effect of the offending mortgage. >> they're very close to historical lows -- >> 4%? >> 4.3%, within a point of the lowest on record. during the bubble we had rates of 6%. before that, 7% to 9%. they are very low by historical standards. you can deduct your mortgage interest payments. why isn't everyone getting mortgages? the consensus view, the majority view, is that credit is still quite tight. not everyone agrees. there is profuse dis

>>> now at noop -- it's being called the -- noon, it's being called the biggest drug bust in contra costa county. the major operation that disrupted part of a mexican drug cartel. it took more than $18 million worth of meth off the street. >>> umbrellas out, as the bay area finally gets much-needed rain. while the wet weather is mostly cleared out for now, we'll tell you when more is on the way. >>> a man hit and killed in san francisco doing what his wife said was part of his daily routine. >>> it's lewis. it's lewis. >> and what we're learning about the man killed as police investigate a series of pedestrian related crash, in the past 12 hours. >>> good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. we're now learning more about a massive drug bust called "operation road trip" that investigators say disrupted a major mexican drug cartel. ktvu's alex savidge was there for the announcement and joins us live to let us now how much meth was confiscated and how many people were arrested. good afternoon, alex. >> reporter: tories, good afternoon to you. this -- tori, good afternoon to you. this bust was a big

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. >> for our last question, we've had a few questioners ask the following: the statue, the bust of jfk in the kennedy center hallway, many feel, makes him look like he's had really bad skin. [laughter] is there anything you can do about that? is. [laughter] >> you're supposed to give me questions. good questions. [laughter] he has the craggy good looks, and i think that's how we're going to leave it. [laughter] [applause] >> i was going to say, how about a round of applause for our speaker, but you did it spontaneously. [applause] thank you all for coming today. i'd also like to thank once again amy and nick for organizing this lunch. i give you credit for the intro, and i'd also like to thank national press club staff including its journalism institute and broadcast center for also facilitating and organizing today's event. and finally, here's a reminder that you can find more information about the national press club including upcoming lunches that we are just now finalizing for the rest of the year on our web site. and if you'd like to get a copy of today's program, as i'm sure many

year-old was fighting with the neighbors for more than a month access to secure the dog he walker to the busty morning. his mother maria was also mauled and in critical condition. that is caught up to a home rose 6:00 to the night after receiving numerous by law calls. the dollar temporarily contained the deputy shot all four dogs. >> reporter: place and another city to fire more in our living room watching television the tv is kind of loud and all the sudden a loud sound of banging. and then it went silent. >> reporter: after a year long flight of american quality several couples lined up to get their marriage license this is pretty of preparation bride and groom and spouse and spouse. eight women sue to challenge idahos same six--same-sex marriage. >> reporter: 24 girls and seven boys are involved sex thing is a crime. will have more on a forecast when we come back. >> reporter: take a look at this amazing rescue. this saved a young girl who was struggling in rough waves. a real-life women crasher the dire% to be a guest said it is still some newlywed'' gift. they showed all running out of

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selling these girls and how old they were, and there was an exchange of hands, that's when, you know, the bust up. and that's when i was able to take off the wig and comfort the girls, and it was, there was a lot of tears. >> and laurie, after you get the girls out, what is there for them as the alternative, what is they're out of there? >> well, that's what's so wonderful about this organization. there's a lot of things that appealed to me. the first thing is what tim just said, which was that oh, o.u.r. works with the u.s. embassy. so there's some idea that this is maverick style and we're invading countries, it's not exactly how it works. we work with national and local law enforcement so we have vetted units. we have the cooperation of every country that we're going into. that said, it doesn't end with just the rescue. family services comes in. they fingerprint the girls, give them medical exams. they find out exactly who they are and where they came from. and if they have a good family that they can go back to, of course, they're reunited in those homes. if not, there are state-run rehab

sushi, stick around, a super sized sushi roll and what it took to put i >>> coming up at 4:00, the burglary busted call made during their run away. >> "consumer reports" teams up with us to find out which cars are the most and least reliable. >> you like sushi? watch this? hopefully residents woke up with quite an accident, they hope the distinct of creating the largest and longest did you that roll...the city hosted the event at a local fish market yesterday and almost 1,300 people including kids and terrorists had gloves on and they rolled it, and helped to make the giant sushi roll. my goodness. 187 pounds of tuna. 1,200 pounds of rice. 1,700 sheets of seaweed to make this correction. i can't believe how long that thing is. look how many people are involved. >> how long does it take for people to eat it all? >> it is a thousand feet long. >> my goodness. >> their version of the longest subway sandwiches. >> a lot of soy sauce. >> for all of us, thanks for joining us. who wants to be a millionaire is next. have a great if aunder a microscope, put we can see all the bacteria that still exists. po

the orioles bust it open with an 8 run inning and they win 12- 0. e royals and angels just underway. after last night's blow out in the wild card game on to washington for the giants. pittsburgh fans had the energy ripped out of them last night. crawford is the first national league shortstop in post season history to hit a grand slam. the giants won 8-0. madison bumgarner struck out 10 and going the dist once a four hit shut out. it meant for the second time in a week the giants got to do this in the clubhouse. nice win with their 7th straight in a post season elimination game. >> tough because it is just one game. i don't know how you would do it bought you have the other series but i am happy we came out on the winning side of it. >> hitting all his spots. he was on all of his pitches. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> that doesn't surprise me. >> he always wants to stay in there. no matter how he is doing. he is a bull dog. >> and the votes have been tallied. here is our high school football game of the week. tomorrow night in martinez. we w

the sce scene. >> and instant enhancement? bigger bust without the surgery >> and instant enhancement? bust without the surgery but there's catch. guess what? the money we need to fund our schools lies right underneath your feet. that's right. down in the ground, pennsylvania has deep deposits of natural gas. but because of governor corbett, we're the only state in the country that doesn't make oil and gas companies pay an extraction tax. as governor, i'll make the gas companies pay up to help fund our schools for a change. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >> police need your help nabbing two men they say robbed a deli in wynnefield heights. it happened monday night. police say one of the men point add gun at the employee and demanded money while the other went behind the counter and stole some cash and cigarettes. they took off on foot heading north on the 2600 block of cranston road. if you recognize these guys, please call police. >> only on fox, rival tow truck drivers go at it in front of injured people and witnesses. it all went down in philadelphia's juniat