what's the da's reasoning here? > reporter: while the incident was indeed tragic, there is nothing to suggest that this firefighter did anything criminal. >> we read at all the investigative reports, looked at the video, talked to the coroner about what occurred. >> reporter: no charges will be filed against the firefighter who ran over the teenage girl from the asiana plane crash. >> we do not know if she's conscious. we know that she's alive. she may have been totally unconscious throughout it. the truck that was trying to get forward to provide help, she didn't see that little girl there. >> reporter: the attorney representing the family of the teenage victim says he is not surprised by the da's decision not to file criminal charges. multiple fire department personnel knew she was on the ground. they abandoned her and left her in harm's way. her death was completely avoidable and was caused by failures on the part of responders whose job was to protect her. >> what we very much feel is everything in life is a lear

the document and not prosecute. in 2008, a successor da completely exonerated both from any involved in the death saying there was new dna evidence of an unknown male who was then seen as the suspect. but that exxon race got less publici publicity. i just spoke with one of the attorneyses for john ramsey said, look, this further defamed john and his late wife patsy. there are many, many people who look at the release of this indictment and see it as new evidence. it is not new evidence, he pointed out and other legal experts who are independent have no dog this this fight have said the same thing. the fact of a long ago document does not mean there was a prosecutable case. the da had discretion to not prosecute and that is the decision then made. are we any closer to knowing? no. still unsolved? absolutely. >> mike, back to the response from john ramsey's attorney here, while you point out excellent points in the things presented and not in the documents or his attorney does, you have this line that the parents here assisted the unnamed pe

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eddie, i was sitting right next to you when you lied to the da. think ia isn't gonna come swooping down on me? you're fine. no one's going to come after the commissioner's son. think you're so smart, right? a hundred hours on the job, you got it all figured out? jamie, i didn't mean that. yeah, you did-- you think i get a pass because of my old man. and you're dead wrong. if anything it puts a target on my back. and you just made it bigger. jamie, jamie, i'm sorry. i was out of line. i'm just confused and scared, and i-i don't know what to do. head down, mouth shut. danny: she's heading under the bridge. there's a homeless community under there. they'll make us as cops in a second. i know. i'll take the south side. you keep up the tail on blondie. if she leads you to bernard, flush him out to me. man: well, well, well, what do we have here? y-you looking for a place to crash, pretty young thing? no, i'm fine. damn straight, you fine. you real fine. hey. hey! what the hell?! police! don't move! look out. (grunts) (panting) (grunting) you have the ri

as you know, the da, the then da in the case decided not to prosecute them. was not enough evidence. >> the grand jurors had a different standard to meet than would be met at trial. they only had to find prabable cause. and that's all a cop needs to slap handcuffs on you on the street. the da would have had to prove it combrnd a reasonable doubt and looked at grand jury findings it is well and good. i don't think i can prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. >> charlie, you are a te nashes reporter. and thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> so did the judge get it right. john ramsey speaking through his attorneys does not think so. we'll bring in judge napolitano fox news senior and analyst. judge, what do you think? john ramsey did not want the indictment released because he thinks it will be a smear campaign he believes against him if that is all people are going to so and not the rest of the record? >> alisyn and bill. colorado has a unique statute. if the indictment was signed by a foreperson it is a official document of the state. and even if it

we would like to impress 3 the da is cuban for those cubans on a the house and at the age of 13 he itso you know i think before we get into the awards here i want inform say a if you words because i think that's a real movement of celebration the mayor talked about the due process of ordinance which is so well-connected to the way that we live here and the way that san francisco way. it's also important to talk about what's going on at the state level because this past week ore governor signed a trust act. it's a tremendous messages to the community to say we welcome you, you are part of the community and we recognize our contributions to our community (clapping) >> we should congratulate i think we should congratulate the governor and the legislators for having the circular to do this and we now are going to be able to have a driver's license (clapping) yes. yes. . so if you may recall until 178994 anybody could go to the dmv and get a driver's license then pete wilson in 1994 that turned things around and for the next 20 years we've criminal listed a large number of immigrants for t

. >> reporter: the da plans to file a formal complaint with the judge. the da has 45 days to do so. hubbard will not be released until after that 45-day window. we're live, tonight. >>> new at 11:00 a huge online drug marketplace apparently racked up a fortune. the website sold everything from pot to heroin, now authorities say they found a stash of a different kind. $28 million of bit corn, an online digital currency. police found it on the computer of the man charged with running the website silk road. he was arrested in early october at the san francisco library. police say he was sitting at the laptop working on the website at the time. >>> tonight, three peninsula teenagers are grieving after losing parents in an instant. a suspected drunk driver ran over the couple last night while they were going on the evening walk in the park. we learned the woman behind the wheel was actually convicted of drunk driving just a year ago. nbc chase cane has more. >> reporter: harsh flashing police lights last night gave to softer light tonight, candles, the two parents hit and killed in this

when he gets out, the da expects him to surrender. e. >> he faces four years in prison. >>> little over an hour ago, the bart unions accused management from pulling the rug from underneath them. tonight we have an exclusive new powell that finds people here in the bay area think enough already. our kpix survey usa poll taken tonight finds that three quarters of bay area adults oppose a strike by the union workers. the majority of people are so fed up, they want a new law. christin. >> yeah, ken. the cooling-off period ends friday at midnight. no telling what that could mean for a possible strike, but our polling shows the public eager to strip union of their power to strike. with the haggling continuing into the night, commuters are tense, torn and at the mercy of a looming bart strike. our exclusive kpix 5 survey usa poll found that 44% of responders think bart management has made a better case than the union. what's more, 53% of those surveyed think california law needs to change to ban transit strikes all together. >> obviously as a

well, she's not the da anymore. n garnet, he worked with me in the denver da's office, and he's not bound by that exoneration of mary lacy. mary lace by was another bizarre boulder prosecutor. remember that whole john mark carr fiasco? that was mary lacy. gregg: you know, i'm getting the very clear sense, craig, that you think maybe the grand jury got it right back in 1999. is that what you're saying? >> well, i have no way of knowing. i -- but i do know this, jonbenet ramsey was the victim of first-degree murder. somebody struck a terrible blow to her head, but the way she died was a rope was pulled around her neck and slowly twisted. that's first-degree murder. there is no statute of limitations, and if the authorities could ever prove who did that or who helped do that, there's still a possibility of being held responsible. gregg: no statute of limitations in colorado on murder, but there is a here three-year statute of bringing charges after an indictment has -- >> well, three years because they indicted on a cla

here is the da, listen. >> i don't believe i said she was stabbed. i didn't say that, and again, as we progress with the investigation we will present that evidence at the proper time. >> by all accounts colleen ritser was a beloved teacher. it was her second year. before the year started she sent out this tweet: >> again, 14-year-old phillip chism being charged as an adult all 7 of the schools in that district have been shut down. unclear when the schools will reopen. >> what a horrible story. coming up. big news on secret documents on the jon benet murder case. >>> why our tax dollars are paying the baltimore ravens now to talk about obama care really? >>> we are going to talk about a youth football league's push to stop making every kid a winner. ♪ the winner takes it all ♪ the loser has to fall ♪ it's simple and it's plain ♪ why should i complain [ paper rustles, outdoor sounds ] ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you'v

the da is asking scam victims to come forward so the authorities can get those responsible tauf streetsf the streets. >>> industry insiders expect apple to unveil an updated version of the ipad of i0 s7. it is set to take place next tuesday in san francisco for center of the art. >>> the ceo of luxury fashion of the brand -- apple's ceo called erickson an eks ex extraordinary leader. it is due to take part next spring. >>> on friday, the fire department sent out alerts about this saturday's breakfast. the chief says the notice went out because the department was going to land a helicopter part of the event. the chief says he wanted to let the residents know so they could not call 911. >> i was not expecting it to be some sort of emergency and i read the pile of pancakes for breakfast and i thought this was ridiculous. >> she says next time we'll put the most important information up first. >>> now trending at ktvu, take a look it is a giant fish found sunday by a marine down california. 18 foot long creature was dead and still intact and more than a dozens of people helped hauling the f

. >> stephen: the da vinci code." ripped right out of the day's realities. u take a map around, you've got da vinci code. that's all you need. >> stephen: when you go to rome do people in churches go "please get out"? (laughter) well, tom, thank you so much for joining me. tom hanks, the movie is "captain phillips." we'll be right back. úvúv@b ! (cheers and applause). >> stephen: well, that's it for "the report," everybody. ♪ [ orchestra: pastoral ] ♪ ♪

. >> stephen: the da vinci code." ripped right out of the day's realities. u take a map around, you've got da vinci code. that's all you need. >> stephen: when you go to rome do people in churches go "please get out"? (laughter) well, tom, thank you so much for joining me. tom hanks, the movie is "captain phillips." we'll be right back. (cheers and (cheers and applause). >> stephen: well, that's it for "the report," everybody. [ cheers and applause ] wow. [ audience hooting ] yeah. we'll see. [bleep] yeah. that was like the closest i'll ever get to being like the singer for a metal band. that was, like, insane. this is always like... [ cheers and applause ] thanks. 'cause you always hear about stand-ups

. >> stephen: the da vinci code." ripped right out of the day's realities. u take a map around, you've got da vinci code. that's all you need. >> stephen: when you go to rome do people in churches go "please get out"? (laughter) well, tom, thank you so much for joining me. tom hanks, the movie is "captain phillips." we'll be right back. (cheers andwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww (cheers and applause). >> stephen: well, that's it for "the report," everybody. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. our guest tonight, oh, we've got a good one. from the new film "12 years a slave" which is a phenomenal film michael fassbender is joining us tonight. [cheers and applause] it is as always time for our continuing coverage of. ♪ -- you know when we built that open i was worried maybe we wouldn't use it enough to justify -- [laughter] -- how much money it was going to cost and now i'm worried that 20

the da will not be filing charges against the firefighter. ktvu's cara liu has what is next. >> reporter: a sad and tragic accident is how the district attorney described the death. the student survived the crash but killed after being crushed by a fire truck responding to the scene. >> the young woman at the time was covered in foam. there was no way the driver of the vehicle was going to be able to truly see that there was anybody there. >> reporter: the fire chief issued a statement this afternoon saying the department explores areas where improvements can be made and if not for the operations that were conducted it is likely there would have been a greater loss of life. he said this was a tragic accident that never should have happened. >> firefighter whose knew that the girl was there on the ground outside the airplane failed to take care of her. they didn't examine her properly, they didn't move her to a safe place and adventurely abandon her --ed a venchially abandon her. >> reporter: he is repiring to file a claim -- repairing to file

the santa clara county district's office handed down an indictment last thursday, but the da issued theignment today. he was labeled as a communist. he resigned from his post in march after pleading guilty to misusing campaign funds in a separate incident and is awaiting sentence nothing that case. >>> an unexpected surprise in time for halloween. coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, we will take you to the sierra to see the october snow and the ski preparations under way. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you tonight at 10:00. >> good night.

. >> stephen: the da vinci code." ripped right out of the day's realities. take a map around, you've got da vinci code. that's all you need. >> stephen: when you go to rome do people in churches go "please get out"? (laughter) well, tom, thank you so much for joining me. tom hanks, the movie is "captain phillips." we'll be right back. (cheers and y (cheers and applause). >> stephen: well, that's it for "the report," everybody. frank: hey, hey-- what do you think of these, guys? mac: my god, frank. my god. you look ridiculous in those, dude. dude, why are you wearing skinny jeans? because they're hip! and i want to stay young. well, stay old, bro, because that looks terrible. - dress your age. - i like 'em. i think they make me look sexy. i am getting a tremendous amount of enjoyment watching you parade around in those things. so i say keep them. - yeah? - yeah.

. >> stephen: the da vinci code." ripped right out of the day's realities. u take a map around, you've got da vinci code. that's all you need. >> stephen: when you go to rome do people in churches go "please get out"? (laughter) well, tom, thank you so much for joining me. tom hanks, the movie is "captain phillips." we'll be right back. (cheers and (cheers and applause). >> stephen: well, that's it for "the report," everybody. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: hey, welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. our guest tonight is, we're very excited for our guest tonight malala yousafzai. you remember? [cheers and applause] she is the girl who was attacked by the taliban, shot merely for speaking out about a girls right to education. she's here tonight at 11:00 p.m. on a school night. [ laughter ] because she is irresponsible. [ laughter ] malala and i'm totally fan girling! [cheers and applause] i don't know. [cheers

it's all a cryptic code like the da vinci code starring tom hanks. tom hairchgz must be hanksy. and i gotta say. you see, you see. click, click, click. i gotta say i'm a little upset that he used the spray paint i left in his dressing room. i told you, tom, that spray paint was for huffing only. pail giamatti understood that. i don't know what to say. i'm sorry, banksy, but it is too late for you to put one of your highly sought after masterpieces on my wall because there's still only lots of room left. by the way, next week we're on vacation, so i wouldn't even know when you did it. we'll be right back. ( cheers and app app >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight broke the armstrong keating scandal. big deal please welcome reed albered gotti, and vanessa o'connell. let's get your bona fides out here. reed and vanessa you both work for the "wall street journal," correct? >> exactly. >> stephen: you cover white collar crime? >> correct. >> stephen: and you cover-- >> i've been covering vices like tobacco, alcohol. >> stephen: so together white collar crime and dope e

it's all a cryptic code like the da vinci code starring tom hanks. tom hairchgz must be hanksy. and i gotta say. you see, you see. click, click, click. i gotta say i'm a little upset that he used the spray paint i left in his dressing room. i told you, tom, that spray paint was for huffing only. pail giamatti understood that. i don't know what to say. i'm sorry, banksy, but it is too late for you to put one of your highly sought after masterpieces on my wall because there's still only lots of room left. by the way, next week we're on vacation, so i wouldn't even know when you did it. we'll be right back. ( cheers an a a ♪ male narrator: there's something positive being generated in california. when ordinary energy is put in the hands of extraordinary people, amazing things happen. the kind of things that drive us to do more, to go further, to be better. we're dedicated to being a company you can count on, because you've always been customers we believe in. your energy plus ours. together, there's no limit to what we can achieve. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, my guest tonig

the das north korea -- the nasdaq lost. if the president and country can't agree on the budget by october 17 we risk a federal default. this afternoon presidentft obama is going to nominate the first woman to run the federal reserve. >> janette yellen will takel off from her boss after hee stepshe story. >> reporter: talk to parents with teenagers in public schools, and you areare likely to hear the same s thing. >> they're exhausted. e the bags under their eye do not disappear until the first week of summer. >> reporter: for the second s time in 15 years the montgomery school board is is considering starting high school later in the morning. >> the overall wellbeing of kids -- >> reporter: the superintendent of schools dr. starr has taken optionsions provided to him by the aptly name bell timed work grouproup and come up with the following recommendations. moving high school start times 50 minutes later to 8:15 in the morning and starting middle school ten minutes earlier at 7:45 a.m. >> i: don't lock -- look at this as an

the da office set to announce if it will charge a san francisco firefighter for a fatal accident in the minutes after last july's crash landing at sfo. >>> we are also following developing news at east palo alto. firefighters are mopping up hot spots. that fire broke out around 2:00 this morning and damaged two homes. >>> a double shooting on treasure island is under investigation now. they went to the scene on california avenue at avenue d shortly after 11:30 last night. officers found one victim there shot in the harm. a second victim walked into san francisco general hospital to be treated. no word from sfpd on any arrests or suspects. >>> protestors surrounded the bus last night outside the san francisco offices of immigration and customs enforcement. the protest blocked traffic at sampson and washington streets for two hours. protestors say its part of a national movement to talk to president obama. demonstrators say its the first time a group has ever blocked a deportation bus in the city. it ended when the police escorted the protestors away. no arrests were made. >>> newsom will

. >> reporter: since this story has changed so many times, the da has gotten involved and charges maye pressed after all. >>> four passengers involved in a vehicle crash this morning in redwood city are lucky not to be putter. the unlicensed driver of this truck lost control, hit another vehicle and slipped while traveling down first avenue. drugs and alcohol are not believed to be responsible, but while the pregnant driver had a seat belt on, her four passengers didn't. they ranged in age from 1 to 17, and now the driver may be charged with child endangerment for not belting her passengers. >> anybody riding in a motor vehicle needs to be restrained, a law, and especially for children under a certain age. >> the driver and the 17-year-old suffered minor injuries, but the chp says the three youngest passengers were uninjured. >>> police are searching for three people with a beating. this is surveillance video taken back in september before the attack. police say two men beat up another man and a woman was there to drive them away. you can see one of the suspects on the left of the scr

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. >> most of the da patrons are starting from day one. they don't know how to use a mouse or key board. >> and that divide was along racial and economic lines and ethic lines. we are literally becoming when it came to technology a tale of two cities. if there is a divide between the front door of the home and the front door of the school the children fall between the divide. >> when it comes to broadband well thinwell thinkwell thinbros an abundance. >> if you want to break above py you warran want to ensure that . >> chicago is leading the way trying to break down the barrier between the haves and have nots. chicago libraries offer free dmet aninternet and training. >> there rah ar are a lot of ths that people take for granted. like opening your e-mail. comcomecast has connected 14,000 low income families with computers and broadband internet for in less than 10 there a month. hoping to bridge the divide. >> nanaomi's family just crossed it. we use it for the kids homework. >> it's a start but there are millions more impoverished familie

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firefighters say they are preparing for long battle that will last through the night and well that the da day. in stockton, allen wong 7 news. >> the as allen showed you wednesday pick up tonight. prompting red flag warning in some of the bay area higher elevation. gusty conditions and dropping humidity and heat and equate to dangerous fir condition in several couldn't until at least saturday mornin morning. at cal fire sonoma air attack base fire retardant dropping flames stood ready for take off. the goal there no more than a 20 minute response time. >> breaking news from san francisco where the blustery wind blew 2 stories of scaffolding into a set of power lines in portrero hill. it was up gains wall of building under renovation. pg&e crew called out to fix the damage to the lines. let's check in now with sandhya who is keeping an eye on the windy conditions out there. >>reporter: yes. those winds wram rampping up. i'll show the wind speed in just a moment here. sky are clear. radar on mount saint helena tracking changes, high gusty wind and advisory until saturday 6:00 a.m. for all t

. >> stephen: the da-da-da-da -- >> it's like a big safety net, actually, in truth. once you get into that rhythm it's kind of like -- it gives you the groove. >> stephen: did you grow up talking like that over in england. >> i did! >> stephen: mama i'd like some soup today. (laughter) >> please may i have some serial my mom. mom, please -- >> , that went on too long. >> stephen: you ended with a choky. >> i ended with a choky. i can't belief you got that before me! >> stephen: i just made that up. (laughter) i have to ask you at least one ho *bt question. i sorry. (cheers and applause) just one. now you're legolas, obviously, the son of thranduil in merkwood. now i noticed in the trailer-- that's all i know-- that you might have something something going on we advantage line lily and it seems like you might have a relationship going on. >> but we're talking elf things so it's very profound and unspoken. >> stephen: orlando, you know how you make baby elves, right? (laughter) right? >> they're actually born of the planet, i think. you would tell me, right? >> stephen:

the same. and preventing this type of corruption that seems to da governments worldwide is the theme of today's kaiser report. russell brand you say you want a revolution well you know we all want to change the world you say you've got no solution well you know there's already a plan that takes money and power from those who hate and gives it that those who will no longer wait for you to cogitate agitate debate whether or not responds and hashtags oh so quick can stop the plunder and pillage by the con man hucksters and banks through his back by the state. it's called bitcoin. there's a revolution. selling off the family silver way down by massive dad the time government puts some prime pieces of real estate on the market including a castle fit for a pope. also in just a few minutes here see we hear how hardline the turkish government has become on protest and how its new found intolerance it's what the public. russell brand new say you want a revolution well you know we all want to change the world you say you've got no solution well you know there's already a plan that takes money and power f

so making promises or guarantees is definitely a sign that there's a problem. >> the da is asking scammedvictims to come forward and not be afraid, so that authorities can get those responsible off the streets. >>> happening today, bay area congresswoman jackie spear will hold a popular event to help constituents find a job. it will be the 10th job hunters boot camp since she began hosting the seminars back in 2010. job seekers will get a chance to talk to employers, have access to job resources, and take part in interview workshops. some of the companies scheduled to be there are at&t, citi bank, home depot, and safeway. the job hunters boot camp begins at 10:00 this morning. it's being held at the san mateo county events center on saratoga drive. applicants are being told to bring their resume and enthusiasm. >>> later today, both home buyers and homeowners will gather on the steps of oakland city hall. they will join city leaders to promote a successful mortgage relief program that's coming to oakland. it has helped homeowners save on average between 500 and $1000 a month off their mon

the second charge is because the can da has evidence that smith's blood alcohol was above .15. nearly two times the legal limit. >> thank you. as you mentioned it's been a long list of legal trouble. take a look. aldon smith, the time line he was arrested for drunk driving in miami and six months later he was stabbed at his house. last month arrested for dui in san jose and four days later he entered rehab. >>> we have new information just into our news room about the body found at the stairwell at san francisco general hospital. tonight, the family spokesperson tell us that the san francisco medical examiner confirms it's the body of missing patient lynn spalding. there's no cause of death at this time. a hospital worker did find the body more than two weeks after she disappeared from her hospital room. family members say she may have been confused because of the medication she was taking. >>> new tonight, people in the east bay are rallying around the man struggling to survive. 25-year-old james rodo is at the hospital with a traumatic brain injury. he was hit by a car on 14th

firefighters say they are preparing for long battle that will last through the night and well that the dain stockton, allen wong 7 news. >> the as allen showed you wednesday pick up tonight. prompting red flag warning in some of the bay area higher elevation. gusty conditions and dropping humidity and heat and equate to dangerous fir condition in several couldn't until at least saturday mornin morning. at cal fire sonoma air attack base fire retardant dropping flames stood ready for take off. the goal there no more than a 20 minute response time. >> breaking news from san francisco where the blustery wind blew 2 stories of scaffolding into a set of power lines in portrero hill. it was up gains wall of building under renovation. pg&e crew called out to fix the damage to the lines. let's check in now with sandhya who is keeping an eye on the windy conditions out there. >>reporter: yes. those winds wram rampping up. i'll show the wind speed in just a moment here. sky are clear. radar on mount saint helena tracking changes, high gusty wind and advisory until saturday 6:00 a.m. for all the hil

. >> translator: the drug office has gone through worrying times that is investigated by the da and takenns against the people responsible for the crimes that were working here. >> reporter: and not all has been lost, thousands of pieces are slowly being sold and the government says this time the proceeds will help pay for compensation to the victims of columbia's drug wars. al jazeera. >> reporter: a reminder you can get more on all our top stories, go to our website, al jazeera.com, that is al jazeera.com. an up or down payment. why can't the majority of americans can't buy a home. and social security is it there for you to retire? and twitter goes on sale by as early as november 7th but does it have the right game plan? i'm ali velshi and this is real money. this is real money. you are the most important part of the show so join our live conversation with the next half hour, use

firefighters say they are preparing for long battle that will last through the night and well that the da stockton, allen wong 7 news. >> the as allen showed you wednesday pick up tonight. prompting red flag warning in some of the bay area higher elevation. gusty conditions and dropping humidity and heat and equate to dangerous fir condition in several couldn't until at least saturday mornin morning. at cal fire sonoma air attack base fire retardant dropping flames stood ready for take off. the goal there no more than a 20 minute response time. >> breaking news from san francisco where the blustery wind blew 2 stories of scaffolding into a set of power lines in portrero hill. it was up gains wall of building under renovation. pg&e crew called out to fix the damage to the lines. let's check in now with sandhya who is keeping an eye on the windy conditions out there. >>reporter: yes. those winds wram rampping up. i'll show the wind speed in just a moment here. sky are clear. radar on mount saint helena tracking changes, high gusty wind and advisory until saturday 6:00 a.m. for all the hills

the da's office says assault weapons are stolen and gludz crimes. >> weapons like this lend themselves to crime and lend themselves to killing as many people as fast as possible. >> he broke the law when he brought them to california. he now faces three felony charges of illegal weapons possession. this is on top of the dui charges from last month when he crashed his truck into a tree. he later apologized for that. >> this is something i will get fixed and do everything in my power to make sure this never happens again. in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5 chlth >> if he is kwiktd, smith could spend four years in prison. . well, a san francisco street where a man was killeded is back open tonight. guy was shot multiple times about 4:15 this afternoon. he died on the corner of mission and brazil. police say a man was seen running from the area. the investigation tied up traffic and muni service for several hours, but everything is back to normal tonight. >>> still a mystery, what happened to lyn spalding? the coroner confirms her body was found in the stairwell at sf general hospital. the 57-ye

well law obviously they were close with him in terms of the das we do know in terms of the investigation we do know of course like i said that the girlfriend had attended interviews with him on had a close relationship with him the young man we met him when he broke into the shed father of dubai he was in florida trying to push for an investigation in terms of what kind of reasoning was behind the brutal murder of his son the young man was helping the father who doesn't speak english driving him around it's likely to say that they were kind of living together and the father was staying with him so they were certainly very close but in terms of how how far they went into the investigation is unclear because we of course do know that the f.b.i. keeps any results if they have any under wraps as well as care the organization that has been helping the family are waiting for official results to be announced in order to go ahead and kind of talk more and bring more light and launch any potential civil legal action in this case and out of that the i know that you had the chance a while back to s

the san mateo da says the case will proceed. prosecutors plan to use a description provided by the ex-boyfriend during a preliminary hearing. jury selection is underway. opening arguments could begin next week. >>> president obama is hitting the road to defend his healthcare program in the wake of a series of web site issues for healthcare do the goff -- healthcare.gov. michelle macaluso on the growing criticism. >> despite its rocky roll out, these marketplaces will work laws massachusetts has shown that the model works. >> the affordable care act or obamacare was based on the former governor mitt romney. >> all the parade of horribles, the worst predictions about healthcare reform in massachusetts never came true. >> the obama administration has come under fire in recent days after hundreds of thousands of americans received cancelation notices from insurance companies because their individual health plans don't meet minimum standards set by the law. >> people like choices, and as i said, some people want to have chardonnay ou