the bus stopped in the middle of a quiet neighborhood, the driver opened the door. it was 3:45 p.m. >> we got off the bus and walked home. >> we means veronica ord, then almost 14 years old, and her younger brother paul. >> and i remember halfway down the road remembering that i had forgotten my key. the closer we got to the house, i seen my sister's car, cool, you know, i don't need the key. she's home. >> then she noticed the door wasn't quite closed. >> it was closed. it wasn't lactched. i remember walking in and oprah was on the tv. >> what did you assume when you saw the door open and the tv on. >> i thought maybe she left in a hurry, went with a friend and didn't close the door all the way. >> she was tara, veronica's older sister, not quite 20 then. veronica called out, no answer. she walked through the house. bathroom light was on. >> i went and looked in the bathroom, then i went in our bedroom and i seen her purse and everything on top of her dresser, so then i'm like where would she be without her purse because that was unusual. that's when i called keith.

the next door neighbor heard that he called nine one one. he told him that he heard his neighbor say a scream for help and he heard like a choking he said. the police arrived within twenty minutes they not done the door but no one answered. the next day when shannon didn't show up for a lunch date with her brother shawn he drove her apartment building. or lucy and its neighbors came down and answered the door and sean said i'm trying to reach my sister i can't reach. the guy i just went pale so my god i called the police last night they went running up the steps they broke open her door and she was laying naked on her bed. by the time we got voted off even though the police were swarming around the apartment building and they let us know immediately that she had been attacked and that she had been murdered. we were beginning to face the fact that part of us had died and i mean it hit us very quickly. i just remember the prince that we'd be able to gather to get through this. that. weekend they attended mass. when we got to the lord's prayer.

upper 40s as you head out the door and 58 degrees at noon. microclimates coming up closure oakland. >> marcus thought it would be light out there, and marcus is right. he's at the anchor desk. south bay, peninsula side and through the east bay, tri valley, kari showed you fog from our dublin camera around here and that will be the case. we'll track that. it's not showing up on the road weather index but it is on live cameras, that's why we have all those redundant sources of information. left lanes for southbound and northbound 880. the two center lanes are closed as they work on the overhead project around 23rd. it should be cleared around 5, where you'll see more slowing. there will be traffic breaks in either direction because they remove the equipment within the next half hour. getting through contra costa no problem. fog in the knob. back to you. >>> not once but twice in the south bay hours after a tesla caught fire and firefighters put it out the electric car reignited again late last night. crews are working to keep that battery cool a

she walks up to the door and rings the doorbell.his is where things take a turn because then you see three men walking up. your initial reaction is she's being attacked. when in reality, it appears she's part of the heist. once the door is open, she was a complete decoy. >> i don't know anyone who wouldn't open the door for that woman. honestly, it's a perfect devious plan. >> she continues walking. they never made it into the house. they're able to get away with whatever. a watch, a wallet, anything they can get. there is another angle of this incident. and while authorities haven't identified these people they're hoping that someone calls in with leads. but at the very least, they're letting people know that this is going on and to be hyper aware. >>> watch this, this man walks into a store and just like that he grabs a charity donation box. pulls it right off the counter and runs out the door. >> looks like they're anchored there but they're not. they just yank it all. >> any idea how much was taken from charity in that case? >>

getting kids up and out the door in pleasanton, it will be chilly. g to school, only 38 degrees and as that sun warms things up, we'll head to the mid-50s by early afternoon. we'll see the high in livermore reaching 64 degrees. in palo alto, 62 degrees. san francisco reaching 61. we are seeing some dry weather, clear skies for now but we're going to be tracking this next storm system set to bring us rain moving in tomorrow. here's a look at the timeline. tomorrow afternoon at 3:30. we see the rain starting to move into the north bay. that could affect that friday afternoon commute as it moves into san francisco and parts of the peninsula, looks like a lot of that rain fizzles out. the ebola, the south bay and the peninsula stays dry for your saturday, sunday, a more significant storm system will move through north to south bringing us rain by sunday afternoon. our rainfall totals for that initial line of rain, really trace amounts for areas north of south bay. by sunday into monday, we should see higher rainfall totals anywhere from 0.6 of rain into a

oughts head out the door there will be a chance of rain. after that mostly cloudy skies, and temperatures in the 50s. at you're styling your hair, just pull it back in a ponytail and go. actual be a curly hair day and a waste if you're trying to keep it straight. we're looking at though temperatures in the up ir50s, low 60s today. once again we talked about the sierra where temperatures now are a little too warm for some snow. also quite a bit of rain, being after sunday into monday, that is when we'll get some could temperatures. so we are going to get some pretty gets snow totals there. and then for us, we are looking at some clear weather. saturday and sunday for the most part looking dry, and also on christmas eve through thursday. mike you are tracking the traffic? >> look, anywhere south of the san mateo bridge looks just great. on it does show the activity. it's moved in toward castro valley. we're going to leave that on here, though, because more intensive, of course, and brighter colors for that system. that will affect folks across

. >> it's going to be humid as you get ready to head out the door. here's another look of the low clouds and fog. misting and drizzling. we can see it here on our san jose 101 camera as you get ready to head out. a few swipes of the windshield wipers as our visibility is down to a mile and three quarters and oakland we only have a one mile visibility there but elsewhere it's not as widespread as yesterday morning, but still kind of patchy out there and, mike, you to need those wipers as you head out for that drive. >> over in san jose, the mist is on the lens here and i did need to swipe it from time to time. it wasn't enough to keep them on steady. i had to swipe it once, drive for a little while and swipe it again, but just note you will need that and perhaps washer fluid as well. we're registering a construction closure there as you head down toward los gatos. the cameras right there, that mist will be a factor heading down through the south county, but the rest of the bay shows a lighter cloud cover than yesterday. good stuff, guys. back to you. >

i'm going to leave the door open. sit right there and relax. >> then the deputy and his partner went back inside the house to make sure the killer wasn't still hiding inside. >> okay. kids' rooms, this one's clear. >> okay. >> as they searched, guns drawn, it became clear how the crime unfolded. >> there's blood all over up here. >> from what i could see, the attack started in the main bedroom, went out into the hallway. looks like a fight ensued. there were pictures knocked off the door and there was a landing. the stairs go straight down and there's a left-turn landing and there was a big hole in the wall like a body part of some kind had gone into the wall and broke the wall. i knew just from my experience, training that, okay, this started up here and worked its way down there. >> and she was fighting? >> she was fighting. yes, she was fighting. >> next, they searched the basement and the rest of the house. >> i don't see any blood down here at all. okay. nothing there. >> were you able to clear the house? did you

so keep that in mind as you head out the door. you saw it could cause issues out there. 're being on top of the rain that's also moving in. we have king tides and incoming two systems. the first one is rather week, just north bay counties expected to see some light showers out of that system, as early as this afternoon in fact. san francisco a live look right now, look how beautiful this gorgeous shot of the golden gate bridge. the reason we don't have fog, we have the high clouds that kept the fog from buildingov overnig. 48 degrees in hayward as you head out the door, and here's what satellite radar is looking like right now. we have an active radar. we've got a system that's kind of trickling in some rain far off the north but as we head in toward the afternoon, this is when we'll start to see a cold front moving overnight into christmas eve. because we have the incoming rain we have our own storm ranger scanning on top of san bruno mountain. we're not seeing any rain anywhere near the bay area. south of the going going not expected to get as much rain in through tonig

but his administration is not the first to have friction with the press corps. >> that door -- the steps have never been blocked to us. >> this door, which leads to the white house press shop, triggered a lot of friction at the beginning of the clinton administration. >> the press secretary's office has never been off-limits. >> i remember coming in and seeing helen thomas from upi standing on, you know, at that door, banging her first, let us in! >> photographer douglas mills is with "the new york times." >> and it is, what is going on, helen? she said, they've locked us out, damn it, they've locked us out. it was a tough time. >> the door stayed locked for months -- >> i'm deeply honored. >> until david gergen joined the clinton administration. >> i went to the clintons and said, can we open the door, please? and they said, yeah, let's open it. and it was seen as a symbol of, we're going to have a new day. and we began inviting reporters for dinner. they needed to spend time with the 3resz press and understand they're professionals, too. it gradually healed itself. >> so can the relati

heading out the door mid-40s are your temperature to start out the day. still kind of breezy and we'll see winds calming down with temperatures heading up to the mid-50s. here is a live look outside in san jose this morning. as you get dressed, you take a look out the window, it's chilly out there, grab a hat, maybe a coat, as we try to fight off some of that cool air that greets us this morning. in concord, it's even cooler with a morning start in the low 40s, right around sunrise and we'll start to work on some warmer air, headed by late morning into the mid-50s, and as you check out the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, we have a lot more sunshine and seasonable weather over the next days. gilroy expect a high of 62 degrees, one of the warmer so its in the south bay. for the east bay reaching up to 60 in pleasanton but mostly upper 50s around the east bay and the peninsula, still go u.s. why i in half moon bay. highs reaching 57 degrees and 59 today in the mission district. north bay also 59 in novato and sonoma. and then we're still with

i got up and walked out the door and closed it behind me and i would never see him again alive. his last words, i want to leave you with the words. i see you. i love you. i see you. i love you. that is the story of our nation. that is the story of the group gathered here. it is not about partisanship or tribalism. i see you. i love you. i see you. i see your dignity. i see your worth and value. our very national anthem starts with those words. "o say, can you see?" the dignity of your fellow american. "o say, can you see?" through the bigotry. "o say, can you see?" we share one story. i love you. to understand that you cannot lead the people if you do not love them. i love you is understanding patriotism is love of country and you cannot love your country unless you love your fellow countrymen and women. all of them. i love you. [applause] i see you. i love you. i see you i love you. don't let anybody tear you down to hate. do not let darkness make you dark. this is a time that we must see each other. we must elevate each other and love each other and we must fight together for e

i look up, and it's bush 41, like in the door, and he shuts the door real fast and takes off and theroom scrambles. >> his son didn't like the space much. >> because it's so compact, i mean, the podium is just a few feet away from the front row. he preferred more rose garden setting where the press is a little further back, it's a little more open, or the east room for a prime time conference. >> as for those solo presidential news conferences, president obama did 20 of them in his first 23 months. president george w. bush did seven. president trump has also done seven. one in the east room, less than a month after inauguration. >> the reporting is fake. i just see many, many untruthful things. >> another in new york. >> somebody said, well, this is the first news conference in a long time. i said, what do you mean? every time i sit, i take a lot of questions from people that are screaming like maniacs. >> it's the informal, unplanned q&a the president prefers. >> i think we're going to have a very successful -- >> he's had more than 300 of those interactions, quadruple the number pr

, you have to answer the door.tice kennedy: answering the door -- it doesn't happen very often, and when it does, you are glad to stretch and not have to listen to your colleagues. [laughter] ♪ david: you must have gotten to know president ford at some point, because he appointed you to the ninth circuit court of appeals. justice kennedy: it wasn't clear to me that i really wanted to be a judge, although my practice had taken the around the country, but around the world, and they didn't have a chance to be with the family. i really wanted to be a district judge. that's the greatest job in the world. there's nothing you can do to a district judge. it's their own empire. i love it. [laughter] justice kennedy: and i like the trials. watergate came along and there weren't any positions for federal district judges, then the circuit vacancy came along. then-governor reagan told me he wanted me to take that, and he called president ford, so i went on and took it in 1975. david: you were the youngest federal court of appea

hello i'm the star detail and this is al jazeera live from also coming up out the door by the new year u.s. defense secretary james mattis is ushered out early by president donald trump. widening protests doctors about to join anti-government demonstrations in sudan now in a fifth day. the french president calls for calm and all to cation between protesters and police in paris there is a viral. indonesian president joko widodo has been touring areas devastated by saturday's tsunami he visited a shelter housing hundreds of people who escapes the nice high waves at least two hundred eighty one people are dead and more than a thousand injured in the country's second such disaster this year indonesia lies on what's known as the ring of fire scientists believe this tsunami. by undersea landslides from the eruption of the volcano. the tsunami swept along a strait and crashed twenty meters inland wrecking homes hotels and buildings on the shores of java and sumatra islands reports. the tsunami hit without warning and with such force that this is all that's left of the openness stage with the

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the video came from a ring door camera. 7 news has calls into oakland police to find out if this case is related to the recent arrests made. >>> on the peninsula, a man exposed himself to a woman last friday in palo alto at the corner of sandhill road and pastor drive. she was riding her bicycle and stopped at a red light. she noticed a man who was staring at her with his pants down. he was driving a white nissan leaf and last seen on sand hill road. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> happening today, we should learn a lot more about the russia investigation. special counsel robert mueller will file documents detailing the cooperation of long-time trump legal fixer michael cohen. he admits to lying to congress and orchestrating hush money payments to protect the president. mueller is set to reveal what he said paul manafort lied about that caused his plea deal to fall apart. >>> happening today, house republicans will interview former fbi director james comey behind closed doors. they're wrapping up an inv

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her lateral sensors warn the driver for example if there's a bicycle near the door when you're trying to get out of the car an acoustic signal sounds and the door can only be opened when the space is clear. back on the street it's time to test another new feature of the destroyer system which we activate manually what's new is that it now also processes navigation data the vehicle automatically reduces the speed when for example a winding route requires it a vehicle in front is not necessary for orientation. the vehicle still is actively whenever possible though the driver's hands must always remain on the steering wheel. the acting in this is the active assistance systems not only bring us closer to autonomous driving but really support the driver in a pleasant way less tense on the road and reach your destination completely relaxed even though. the modern interior with digital cockpit also plays its part a lot of it has been taken over from the a couple such as the turbine shaped and events. man has in a sense for her the highlight of the interior is the free standing scream unit it

you have to answer the door.ou're in charge of food, the cafeteria committee. is that a big responsibility? justice kennedy: i was able to handle it. [laughter] by the answering the door, it doesn't happen very often, and when it does happen, you are glad to stretch and not to have to listen to your colleagues. [laughter] justice kennedy: each of us has a circuit where we're the circuit justice. when i was first on the court, my appointment was to be the circuit justice for the 11th circuit, florida, georgia, alabama. and we try to meet with our lawyers and judges once a year. we were in alabama, and it was a saturday and the judges were very polite to come and meet me here for an hour, and the attorneys, but they were dressed up to play golf or tennis did hear me at 9:00 a.m. one of the lawyers said, how do you read all of those briefs? i said, well, i assign them to my clerks. each of them read a fourth of them. i have to read them all. they're very difficult. i read them again over the weekend. i play opera in

one, if the door operator is required, the particular business, they keep their door open during all hours of operation, and they believe that the power door operator is not necessary since they keep the door popped open. and the second question they had is as a small operation, they are unsure whether or not they can afford a power door operator , since it can cost upwards of 7-$10,000 to install up and they are looking for financial assistance and financial resources in being able to cover the cost. so for this particular situation , we want the business -- we walked to the business through what that power door operator -- what that power operator means, which basically is an alternative solution under accessibility laws. for businesses that cannot bring their entryway fully into compliance, the power door operator is an alternative solution to be able to do so. that question of whether or not propping the door open would serve as an accessible option, we had to inform that business that there are going to be times when that door has to close. for example, if it is raining, or if it

he fires through the door. suddenly you're under fire. >> yes. went to go lift up my pant leg and i saw the blood coming down. >> reporter: campos takes cover in this doorway alcove and radios for help. >> there's shots fired at 32135. >> reporter: the shooter turns back to the concert goers below and fires over 250 more rounds in the next 4 minutes. las vegas metro police officers respond to the scene. >> we have multiple casualties. multiple casualties. >> get behind cover. >> reporter: but they too come under attack. >> can you see where it's coming from? >> no. >> reporter: pinned down by automatic gunfire. >> i'm down. i'm down. >> reporter: the echo of gunfire through the strip leads to mistaken reports of shooters in multiple hotels. deputy chief andrew walsh responds to the scene. >> what sticks with me is that fear, that pain in my stomach that this was going to just be the first part of a multifaceted attack. >> we're getting reports of shots fired at tropicana. >> reporter: back in the hotel, steven, an engineer, is riding an elevator t

as you head out the door for school, martinez starts out cool. mostly sunny skiess h as t up today, and that's a look at the beautiful sunrise, about to get under way over san jose as getting dressed, you might want to put on a hat, because it is so humid out there and breezy, too. don't forget that jacket as our temperatures continue to cool off. we'll warm up into the upper 50s and low 60s for our afternoon highs. then by tomorrow, i'll be tracking another system, this one mostly focused on the north bay. we will see some scattered showers moving through parts of mendocino and lake counties and maybe northern sonoma county, but that looks to be the extent of the rain that will be moving through and we all continue on with some dry weather for the rest of the week, with some highs in the low 60s. anotherain in the forecast on friday. mike, you're looking at two accidents near our bridges? >> yes, we have incidents near two of our very important bridges on the commute right here. the bay bridge, there is a stall reported, no visibility, no visible

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is broke in and the next-door neighbor's door is broke in. i'd called the owner, but she's not here. and i don't think -- if she's gone. i mean, i hollered into the door. >> uh-huh. >> and i didn't get no response. >> yeah, i don't want you to go in. >> reporter: the contractor followed instructions, and within minutes, law enforcement responded to the scene ready to investigate two potential burglaries right next door to each other. police taped off the area. now tamara's neighbors were calling her at work, including kay's husband david. he was traveling on business. >> he asked me, "have you spoken to kay?" and i'm, like, "no, not today. i'm at work." and he says, "okay, i'm just trying to get in touch with kay. i'm in california." >> reporter: first responders at the scene alerted investigator jimmy edmunds with the columbia county sheriff's office. >> it's very unusual to have -- have two houses side by side, you know, hit at one time that's, you know, that same way. >> reporter: so are you thinking, "where's this guy going to go next?" >>

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triggered by a volcano kills more than two hundred people and causes widespread devastation out the door by the new year the u.s. defense secretary james matters start out early by president donald trump. why didn't protest vote to join anti-government demonstrations in sudan now in their fifth day homelessness record levels in britain with six hundred people dying on the streets in the past year. hello rescue workers are struggling to reach many areas devastated by saturday's tsunami in indonesia at least two hundred twenty two people are dead more than eight hundred injured in the country's second such disaster this year roads have been cut off by the destruction hampering rescue recovery efforts now indonesia lies on what's known as the ring of fire scientists believe this tsunami was triggered by undersea landslides from the eruption of the volcano. the tsunami swept along the strait it crashed twenty metres inland wrecking homes hotels and buildings on the shores of java and sumatra island andrew thomas reports from near the disaster zone. by the indonesian. western java. daves from

starts out cool, and it's still breezy, as you get ready to head out the door. we'll continue to see our seasonable weather as we head through the rest of the year. here is a live look outside in fremont, 880, everything looks great, no fog. actually that's palo alto looking at highway 101. we are going to see temperatures start out in the upper 40s, headed into the mid-50s today. here is a look at all of our microclimates and what to expect today. more weather that continues like we see all week long. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. vianey, how are the roads moving? >> i told marcus that it may or may not be a good commute. it is a good friday light commute. i wanted to keep you in suspense. couple warningsed to up on the roads. this one i told you i was going to check on it, it popped up as i was doing my last report. the right-hand shoulder is blocked but no major slowing in terms of the speed sensors. if you're driving to burlingame you should be okay. i haven't seen anything too big. so good commute. back to you. >>> the government shutdown is going

and then i shut the door. >> describe them to me. how fast they were. >> pop, pop, pop. >> but if her husband was dead outside, why was the gun found hidden inside? and what other secrets were hidden away? >> sometimes she would say things like, i'd be better off if dave wasn't around. >> was her husband defending his family, or was she? >> she rose that night. >> the mystery may not be who did it, but why. >> the truth will come out and justice will be served. i have to believe that. >> welcome to "dateline." elite athlete dave laut took home an olympic medal at the 1984 olympic games. for dave, home was ventura county, california, where he grew up, where he met his beautiful bride, jane, and also where he lost his life. jane said there was a prowler, and then gunfire. police found dave dead and troubling holes in jane's story. what happened at their home that night? here's keith morrison with "the hometown hero and the homecoming queen." >> it was late when it happened. very late. too late. the sky had already fallen. no one saw it

the government calls this back door spending. it's federal agency spending not subject to congressional review in the annual appropriations process. remember what article 1, section 9, clause 7 says that there will be a regular statement account of regular receipts and accounts. today the gao issued a new report on the scope and frequency of back door spending. according to the gao, back door spending has increased by 88% since 1994. federal agencies reported 3.2 trillion in back door spending in 2015 and that's 3.2 trillion. as a comparison the entire expene expenditure of the federal government since 1994. the vast majority is going out the door through the annual appropriations process. of the $3.2 trillion on autopilot, $2.6 trillion was spent by appropriations such as entitlement programs like medicare and interest payments on the debt. $421 billion was spent through collections such as fines, fees and court settlements and $178 billion was spent through contract and barring authorities and the debt reaching unstable levels a

right now, it's time to head out the door. how is the commute looking? >> we've got a couple of issues, if you are approaching the macarthur maze and the bay bridge toll plaza, overall look, sore spot is you're issues no westbound 880 in san pablo, and the number four lane remains blocked at this hour. we see another crash just popped up behind it and unfortunately looks like that traffic is backed up all the way past apian way. take surface streets and hop on afterwards. the bay bridge toll plaza, we have build tel that earlier there was a stall right after the macarthur maze, and that's kind of also what cause some heavy delays there. as far as on the actual bay bridge, we're seeing some slowing, backed up all the way through treasure island, so this is your time to head out now. 6:30 is probably our busiest morning commute hour. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," a massive piece of equipment built to clean up the ocean hits a snag. the problem is the inventor says it is working to deal with now. >>> plus -- >> kanye's clothing line went silent

the sounds again. this time he went next door to figure out what was going on. >> i went to the back and the door was opened. the screen door was locked. as soon as i pulled the door i heard him crying to have someone help him. >> the man notified them he had been there for two days. >> he was wedged in the duct system and covered in grease. >> 30 minutes later he was freed but it was an easy. they had to take apart the hood and duct system. >> they add to dismantle everything. everything was removed and basically we supported them from above and lowered him down. >> he was taken to the hospital and treated for dehydration. it is unclear why he was trying to enter the building but now he faces numerous charges. >> they will break in to get copper wire and other recyclables. this may be a case of that. >> he will face consequences but he should be grateful that i was here to save his life. >> firefighters say if he would have been stuck anot survived. >>> a firefighter was killed in a head-on crash this morning. the chp says the 34-year-old was driving his pickup truck on occidental road in heavy fog when he

show up and come out the door. >> i walked up to the police officer, gave him a name and descriptionnd that's when she kind of went, well, just wait here for a second and then came back and said, i think you guys need to go to the hospital and that it wasn't good. and as soon as she said that i thought, gosh, we just passed an ambulance running up there and he must have been in the ambulance. >> what happened on that quite street? did they stumble into a burglary in progress? or some violent home invasion? the police asked robbie to answer some questions while kate and randy rushed to the hospital. >> it wasn't long after we got there that the e.r. doctor came out and explained that his wounds were fatal and he was no longer alive. >> terrible feeling. >> it was horrible. i went outside the hospital many times and just screamed. we lost our son too. sorry. when we brought us in to identify his body, it was horrific. looking at his beautiful body no longer complete. it was terrible. i think i screamed for hours. >> he would never make it to his 18th birthday. >> i thought it was a jok