the heist occurred in the early morning hours of christmas eve. the thieves had their faces completely covered and are still on the loose. now police are hoping the shogging footage that caught the robbers in the act helps land them in jail. >> how george michael's spotify streams are soaring after his shocking death. >> first, bonnie schneider with the forecast, as millions of americans head back to work this morning. what's it looking like? >> this morning in seattle, we're looking at rain as well as in salem. plenty of moisture on shore, and this is going to be a snow maker for many, as we look towards the next couple days. one to two feet of snow in the cascades. that's right, stormy across much of the northwest, but really warm across much of the country with warm air taking over. so many record highs yesterday. expect more today. that's a look a tn san diego. 67 degrees. santa barbara right at 65. so mild temperatures across the country, but watching for the cold air eventually to come in. in time for the new year. >> i want the mild tempera

the stormy weather could get worse with heavy snow falling at the heist peaks and wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. >>> and they also have flash load kwrngs and it's go the going to be snowing but will feel like winter very soon. passing clouds and here are the clouds from the east bay camera. temperatures have made it up into the low to mid-60s this afternoon despite fact that it started out windy and cool and a lovely view from the santa cruz cameras. on the other live picture, from our emoryville camera, we do have a chance of rain next it won't be terribly cold just yet. breeze will remain up for tonight. heading out jab a jacket or coach. 50s between 7:00 and 8:00% and still breezy in spots and it's getting chilly by 9:00. sarld ice planner, the winds will relax in the morning and those temperatures will come down into the the upper 30s and 40s and bright sunshine for your afternoon. temperatures will really be flirting with the 70-degree mark inland and look at a nice ride day. there's a minor change in temperatures but right around the 60s where you need to be. cold canadian

the heist occurred during the early morning hours of christmas eve. the thieves had their faces completely covered and are still on the loose, now police are hoping this shocking footage that caught the rop robbers in the act land them in jamie. >>> a mall melee and disturbances across the country on monday. first, meteorologist bonn fisnider, with millions of americans heading back to work. so what's it looking out there? >> rainy and icy across parts of the northeast and new england. we are not expecting too much in the way of accumulation. just about an inch of lake effect snow around the lake areas. keep in mind, we're looking at another storm on thursday that may bring more substantial snow. in the meantime, temperatures are unisn'tably warm. we had record she's across the country. that's a look at the beg weather story of the day. now, here's a closer look at the . >>> temperatures are cold into the northern plains but the snow has stopped and the blizzards is over in rapid city. city, 35 degrees there, into the 40s across the mid-west. another

the heist over in 92nd. get i was nay car and a van. but police say dn found at the scene matched another crime linked to tindell eventually delaware county law enforcement connected with virginia counterparts where he was. suspected of living on a farm with family. >> he was raking hey and raking leaves on the farm somewhere. the federal marshals were watching him. they got enough manpower they went in and did did their thing. >> reporter: we're told he's being held on 500,000 cash bail. unfortunately, police don't believe they will ever get all of those guns. they believe most of them have been sold. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, dave. >>> scary stuff there. >>> a penting ton new jersey man behind bars tonight facing child porn charges. prosecutors say 43-year-old mang shared child important upon and fought with the police who showed up to arrest him. they say he had dozens of child porn files and distributed them using a file sharing network. when officers showed up at his home, police say he tried to grab detective's gun a

toolbox somehow and took off with the when they realized they had something that connected him with the heist. so he went from trespassing to burglary. he claimed he was high on pcp and marijuana when he went to the concert and that dorm and he is set to appear in court in february. >>> two police officers recovering tonight in tucson, one in critical condition at this hour. those cops were trying to arrest a man with a warrant when both were shot. suspect was killed. >> reporter: it was a tough day here in south tucson, where two of tucson's police officers were shot during an early-morning gun battle with a felony suspect. the suspect killed, the two officers hospitalized. >> it's a dangerous job and these officers go out there and do that every day. >> reporter: the dangerous reality of police work playing out in south tucson morning. two tucson police officers, members of the special unit that serves felony was went looking for a man wanted for aggravated assault about 7:00 am. >> they did locate the individual at an apartment in the complex. we're still trying to find out the exact detai

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an investigation reveals the four-legged master mind journeyed almost six miles to pull off the heist, then home again. a 12-mile round trip for a six-inch bone. >> that's a hungry dog. >> most shoplifters end up in cuffs but akira doesn't fit the criminal profile. we usually handcuff them but we only have one set of handcuffs. >> so instead of hard time, akyra fesses up and makes good. she feels so sorry for her dastardly deeds, she pays not once, but twice. >> you know what they say, it's a dog eat dog world. you'll be happy to hear akira the siberian husky has reformed her ways and is staying out of trouble. it can be wild out there. nature is filled with unpredictable and amazing creatures, so be careful and remember your camera. if you have a video you would like to send, log on to our website. caughtoncamera.msnbc.com. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera. >>> good morning. coming up on msnbc's "your business," what will co-founder linda mcmahon do to help small businesses in 2017? this landscape architect captures the feeling and smell of a verm

this was a small suv used at the heist as a way to break in. >> the force of the collision forced a smallole for people to crawl through. >> reporter: police say the suv was a rental and now sits at police headquarters where investigators are processing it for evidence. officers arrested two juveniles and two adults. 19-year-old ferguson and 18-year-old erica white. investigators say more suspects are out there. >> about eight to ten people after the car collided with the glass were able to crawl through the hole, go into the apple store and basically help themselves to the electronics there. >> at the time, just wondering why the road was closed. i thought maybe they were filming something. >> reporter: police did find some of the stroll en electronics. there are a series of thefts from apple stores around the bay. this is surveillance video from san francisco last month as thieves robbed an apple store. there was a similar burglary last week. >>ing overnight burglars like this, especially this time of year, they're not necessarily that uncommon, unfortunately. >> reporter: police have n

surveillance video captured part of the heist. police found three of the weapon but are worried about the other 18 still out there somewhere. cops say dna from the scene actually linked tin dell to a farm in virginia where he was staying with family. police say they're still looking for at least two accomplices. >>> developing to note, the search for the thief who struck inside the criminal justice center in center city. it's got officers on the hunt for this man. they say he stole something very important to a philadelphia police officer. investigators say this all happened while the officer was in court. >> less say what the guy stole has no place in the hands of anyone but an officer. our dawn timmeney is live at police headquarters. dawn? >> reporter: well, lucy and chris, it only took minutes the thief was in and out of the cjc in the nick of time and officers say that he took something that he could potentially use threaten or harm someone else. >> it's very scary. >> unfortunate people are that bold and brazen to do somethin

the heist was over in 90 seconds. surveillance shows the get a waste in not one but two vehicles. but police say dna found at the scene helped police connect the guns to candle even have after all this time. >> they were able to locate him through a small expect of his blood on the glass smashed out in front of the suburban that was a comparison match and matched his dna from a prior burglary. >> reporter: delaware county law enforcement now linked to their counterpart to virginia, where jebar candle was suspect of staying with family on a far. >> he was raking hey and leaves on the farm somewhere, and then the federal marshals were watching him, so they got enough manpower and they went in and did their thing. >> reporter: chief adams said he thought extradition for four months before coming back today, even answering charges for other crimes, but he is not giving up his alleged partners just yet. >> he was offered a bite of the apple but he didn't take it. >> reporter: dave kinchen fox 29 news. >>> in the tioga nicetown neighborhood a high school student is in trouble with the l

the heist was over in 90 seconds. surveillance shows the the getaway in not one but two vehicles but police say dna found at the scene helped police connect dots to candle even after all this time. >> we located him through a small expect of his blood that was smash, that was putting dna, comparison matched and matched his dna from a prior burglary. >> reporter: delaware county law enforcement now linked to their counterparts in virginia , where he was suspected of staying with family on a farm. >> he was raking hey and raking leaves on the farm somewhere, and then the federal marshals were watching him, so they got enough manpower to go in and did there thing. >> reporter: he for the tradition for four months before coming back today, even answering charges for other crimes, but he is not giving up his allege partners just yet. >> he was offered a bite of the apple and didn't take it. >> reporter: dave kinchen for fox 29 morning news. >>> in the tioga nicetown neighborhood a high school student in trouble with the the

it was backed by the heist levels of the russian government involved in an effort to interfere in the election. the obama administration was reluctant to expose the hacking earlier this year after the fbi investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails it was worried about the appearance of government institutions politicizing the election. earlier this week josh earnest accused president elect trump the of not only knowing about russia's hacks but encouraging that. earnest doubled down on his remarks yesterday. >> i can see him as a political pundit. that is disappointing to hear from the white house press secretary. he essentially stated that the president elect had knowledge of this, maybe even wings. >> mr. trump obviously knew russia was engaged in malicious cyber activity that was helping him and hurting secretary clinton's campaign. again, these are all facts that are not in dispute. >> last night at a rally in pennsylvania mr. trump joined the back and forth and went after josh earnest personally. >> this foolish guy josh earnest i don't know if he is talking to president obama.

reporter: that leads have been generated due to the pope or video clip of the suspects and the sears jewelry heist. >> worth over $218,000 was stolen. >> reporter: you can use this unanimous phone number if you notice the person in the video. >> reporter: and had been here just at 1:00 a.m. thursday morning. on hundred and 33rd avenue near east 14th street. walking home after the attack is in the hospital with injuries. it appears to be unjustified homicide as the ink was trying to protect himself. -- as he was trying to protect himslef --himself out of self defense. >> reporter: and bart spokesperson said that the board has passed and an executive order to increase penalties when people are taking advantage of this system and protect the ones that have actually gone to the process. this would change january 2nd. terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> reporter: the airport says between thanksgiving and new year's valleys 6.8 million people are born to come to these doors. -- between that is given and years 6.8 million people will come through the doors. >> reporter: the flakes will start coming down heav

they say-- he didn't plan the heist well. cpl. john helfer, monroe county sheriff's office: "apparently his plan was not thought out that well. sometimes that's what law of these plans aren't thought out that well. in his case it sounds like he's done these type of things before." the suspect caused more than 2- thousand dollars worth of damage to the vent system when he got stuck. he's now being held without bail. a criminal investigation is being launched into friday night's deadly warehouse fire in oakland, california. that fire has killed 33 people so far and first responders say that number is expected to rise. firefighters have onl building thus far-- fragile support structures making the operation dangerous. officials say the warehouse was illegally converted into artist studios-- calling the scene inside the building a "death trap" that made it impossible for many to escape. they're now saying identifying the victims will be difficult. kelly says: "we ask those families if they could please preserve any evidence for dna pu

i used to think this was the heist corruption. private money to each congressional representative to deliver to his or her district. it turns out that gets them in the game of needing to cooperation a little more with cutting deals. and it may be a small price to pay for more effective governing. if you diminish the money being the fuel for the centralizing, mediating functions of the parties. then money will reinforce what we have and probably push to the margins. it doesn't matter where it comes from. where it is the big donor or the small donors, who are likely to be mobilized along the same catch phrases and more ideologically rigid positions or single issue positions. >> so i would like to direct this back. i don i don't want the civilized discourse. be angry. slavery is wrong! oh, yes, i think it would be terrible to keep them that bondage. what kind of crap is that? fight them on this. but do it through institutions and not through show boats. >> i should mention the vice president thought we should maybe not hate the other

the heist happened at the community first credit union in jacksonville. it took police about two hours bank. two people who had been hiding in the bank were able to slip out and distract the gunman, and that's when the swat team moved this, stormed the bank, and freed the remaining hostages. thankfully everybody is okay, several people certainly shaken up. >> i'm safe, relieved. i feel relieved. >> reporter: and how do you feel? >> very relieved. >> reporter: you said you were praying. >> yes, i was, the whole time. so he's safe, and i'm happy. so -- >> reporter: now you just want to see your son? >> yes, i just want to see thinking? >> like i say, i'm just relieved right now, not much going through my mind. >> reporter: when the standoff was over, police arrested the suspect, 23-year-old nicholaus humphrey. >>> an arizona lawmaker sentenced to one year of probation for committing food stamp fraud. state representative cecilia velasquez took a plea deal in the case. she will also have to complete of community service. she dropped her bid for the arizona h

in england during the heist of madness and ben eleanor roosevelt and the pacific it's totally amazing. >> the pictures in that book are so touching and moving. >> she really does visit every single military hospital and speaks to every single wounded officer. and she doesn't just say what is your name. she gets the home address to write to the parents and get their stories and gets what's personal and spends time with. the other thing she does, she protests the cruelties of segregation, the obscenities on the military basis. they could have an african-american canteen. she goes in and she sees a soldier eating ice cream and she says may i have a bite of your ice cream cone and she bites it and gives it back and says no, that didn't hurt at all. but it's that kind of thing she's amazing. and she created for us wherever she went. i don't think we realize to this day how long segregation in the military, how long segregation in the military and in general it was eisenhower who died in executive order invaded every single military base. truman said he was going to do it but he didn't. and

they say-- he didn't plan the heist well. cpl. john helfer, monroe county sheriff's office: "apparently sometimes that's what law enforcement banks on that a lot of these plans aren't thought out that well. in his case it sounds like he's done these type of things before." the suspect caused more than 2- thousand dollars worth of damage to the vent system when he got stuck. he's now being held without bail. a criminal investigation is being launched into friday night's deadly warehouse fire in oakland, california. that fire has killed 33 people so f that number is expected to rise. firefighters have only cleared about 20 percent of the building thus far-- fragile support structures making the operation dangerous. officials say the warehouse was illegally converted into artist studios-- calling the scene inside the building a "death trap" that made it impossible for many to escape. they're now saying identifying the victims will be difficult. kelly says: "we ask those preserve any evidence for dna purposes, so that in the future sh

a picture a witness tweeted out early sunday morning showing a small suv police say was used in the heist, not just as a getaway vehicle but as a way to break in. >> the force of the collision puni punched a hole big enough to crawl through. >> reporter: police say the suv was a rental and it sits at police headquarters where investigators are processing it for evidence. officers arrested two juveniles and two adults. 19-year-old shaquin ferguson and erica white. >> some people were able to crawl through the hole, go into the apple store and help themselves to all the electronics that were there. >> wondering why the road was closed. i thought they were filming something at the apple store. >> reporter: police did find some of the stolen electronics. there seems to be a series of thefts from apple stores from around the bay. this is surveillance video from san francisco last month as thieves rob an apple store. there was a similar burglary at the burlingame store. >> this time of year they're not necessarily that uncommon, unfortunately. >> reporter: police haven't tied the palo alto susp

the heists get more and more spectacular here in europe. they are more brazen and looks like they're taking tips from hollywood. but it's all dangerously real. this morning, an for the armed robbers who left this scene on a french roadway monday. cars engulfed in flames after assailants targeted an armored truck, french authorities say, and they made off with over $1 million in loot. a meticulously planned ambush like a scene straight from the movie "heat." but in this real-life heist police say four heavily armed men in multiple cars surrounded the robbers grabbed 154 pounds of gold dust, valued at there are -- setting one of their own cars on fire. french police say that two security guards were locked inside their truck as the flames spread to nearby cars but authorities later rescued them unhurt. the brazen robbery the latest in a string of high-profile and as yet unsolved heists in france. there was the kim kardashian robbery in paris last october. five men escaping on bicycles captured in this footage after million in jewelry from kard

but at the latest heist, not even the guards are safe. witnesses say the crooks pushed a guard to the ground. it's not going to shop you from holiday shopping? you're not going to shop online now? >> no. i want my kids to see the lights. >> reporter: police feel with the holidays about to hit their peak, scenes like this may not be stopping any time soon. yeah, that video was amazing. yeah, that is the big concern to a lot of police departments out there. that's why they're going to be meeting with the apple folks, if they're willing to listen to give them more advice to secure their store. not only for saving that product, but it's about making sure that the customers and employees inside don't have any contact with any of these perspective robbers out there. so far no weapons involved, but who knows what's next? >> thank you, rick. >>> tonight, community members came together to mark the first anniversary of that terror attack in san bernardino. the gathering marked by music as well as tributes from a list of speakers, including the may

the heist was over in 90 seconds. surveillance shows the get away and not one but two vehicles.ut police say dna found at the scene helped police connect the dots to tin dell even after all this time. >> they were able to locate him through a small spec of his blood on the glass that was smash out the front of suburban that was dna comparison was matched and matched his dna from a prior burglary. >> reporter: delaware county law enforcement now linked to their counterparts in virginia where jabar tin dell was suspected of staying with family on farm. >> he was raking hey and leaves on the farm somewhere. the federal marshals were watc watching him. they got enough manpower they went in and did their thing. >> chief adams says tin dell fought extradition for four months before coming back today even answering charges for other crimes. but he's not giving up his alleged partners yet. >> he was offered a bite of the apple and he didn't take it. >> reporter: tindell remains behind bars on $500,000 cash bail. >> chris and lucy. >> thank you very much, dave. >>> tioga nicetown neighbo

. >> reporter: the radnor heist comes after bensalem police put out this video of the suspect behind the wheel of an older model e class mercedes as he busted into five businesses including a food mart where he stole a thousand dollars in cigarettes. he also hit a nail salon and a paint store. those five burglaries took place in the early morning hours over two-day period. >> at this point we just need to get him off the street. >> reporter: southwest detectives say the same suspect driving the mercedes struck three times monday breaking in the front door at shalom pizza in overbrook park, them neck door at this t mobile store. >> it seems odd just going for cash registers and money much thinking maybe he's addicted looking for quick money. >> reporter: detectives are trying to determine if this might be the same bandit caught on camera breaking into nine businesses mostly along aramingo avenue back in november. >> there's a male looks similar to this male driving a town and can you tree breaks into three businesses up there and takes money. >> reporter: detectives recovered surveill

the daytime heist caught on camera. >> the middle schoolteacher reprimanded for a math lesson that calledstudents to answer a sexting problem. >> this morning one lane is opened here on southbound columbus boulevard close to fitzwater and at this point there are no delays. we'll check some overnight construction zones and see if we're doing better on the blue route than we were yesterday morning when "action news" continues on this wednesday morning. >> ♪ my guest list just tripled. my cookie exchange is super competitive. mine too. i want to go really big with my appetizers. we can do it without blowing our budget. oh yeah, this is great! my family really needs to be wowed this year! standing rib roast! wow. everything for the holidays. that's my giant. >> ♪ >> 5:13. good morning. it's wednesday. taking a live look at i-95. 29 degrees. a chilly start. winter arrives at 5:44 so get ready to bang your pots and pans. look out for temperatures a little warmer than yesterday. getting up to 45 degrees. >> matt pelman guess where i went last weekend? the beautiful city of lancaster. >> oh. >> i

. >>> the get away following a gold heist. >> the suspected thief setting the vehicle on fire before getting away with more than a million dollars in gold. >>> later, trevor noah, host of the daily show" was not afraid to mix it up on air. he explained why there should be a racism scale. >>> check out our behind the scenes pictures on instagram, abcwnn: you're watching "world news now. " " you're watching "world news now." you're watching "worl news now." . you're watching "wo news now." you're watching "wor now." you're watching "world new w." but pantene is making my hair practically unbreakable. whenever i try to grow out my hair, strands always break off. the pro-v formula makes every inch stronger. so i can love my hair longer. strong is beautiful. pantene. with toothpaste or plain water.an their dentures and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists rec

he's even shot in the hip during the heist. >> terrible, man. >> my kids go to that store every day.rmally go by they selves and that day something told me not to send her. 10 or 15 minutes before that happened. >> reporterhappenedreport behine counter you see waving the gun over the victim while appearing to reach cash. he grabs lottery tickets before making a break for it. a key clue the shooter's royal blue sneakers. eric the victim hospitalized in stable condition. >> i think it's terrible thing because he's like a family man been around here for year. he care about everybody. he knows everybody on name bas basis. >> it's bad, man. i just heard the other store was robbed around the corner. >> reporter: guns blazing a man enters the san raphael market a few blocks away the next night. on december 11th wearing a mask he orders employees to the floor. one shot is fired and a 56-year-old man hitting him in the leg. >> they feel like they can do whatever they want to do around here. >> reporter: suspect demands money from the register and runs off. the big clue police have here, a shi

they say he goes by different aliases and has a criminal record and took off for orlando after the heisting out around los angeles. surveillance video shows him allegedly hanging around the truck. you can see him there before grabbing the nearly 90-pound bucket of gold. it is literally a bucket of gold. then walking away. that is the definition of brazen. >> there's usually at least one guard there with his hand on his gun. >> he's like this with the bucket. it's wild. >> where was the security? that's like a setup, right? >> $1.6 million of gold flakes. >> i don't know. i'd take the gold. i don't know where i'd go. as far as the forecast goes today, we are watching the heavy rain in california. we did get one really impressive piece of video in. we get these really cold air masses in the winter. you see a lot of people running outside with the boiling water and throwing it up in the air and it evaporates quickly and condenses into cool clouds. the same thing happened in yellowstone with old faithful. how beautiful is this with the crystal clear blue skies? just immediately evaporates it

he's even shot in the hip during the heist. >> terrible, man. >> my kids go to that store every day. they normally go by themselves. that day something told me not to send her like maybe 10 or 15 minutes before that happened. >> reporter: behind the counter you see the crook waving the gun over seriously injured victim while appearing to reach for cash. police say he also grabs lottery tickets before making a break for it. a key clue the shooter's royal clue blue sneakers eric the victim hospitalized in stable condition. >> i think it's terrible thing because he's like a family man. he's been there for years. he care about everybody. he knows everybody on name business. >> it's bad. i just heard the other store was robbed around the corner. >> reporter: guns blazing a man enters the san raphael market a few blocks away on grads back the next night on december 11th. wearing a mask, he orders employees to the floor. one shot is fired and a 56-year-old man hitting him in the leg. >> they feel like they can do whatever they want to do around here. >> reporter: suspect demands money from

police think this is the person who was behind the heist. y, waited till the store closed and the employees left. that's when he stole more than 100 rings worth $218,000. police say they are not going to release any more details than that because they don't want to compromise the investigation but they are asking anyone who might recognize the man in that photo to call police. >>> a big story we are working on. the san francisco public defender accuses police of excessive force. they released video of what happened. police got a call there was a writer threatening to rob another rider and the attacker may be armed. they say he spit at them, but them, and kicked officers. that's when they hit the man in the face. the public defender says the 911 call turned out to be bogus and that man they were tussling with didn't have a weapon. an investigation is underway against those four officers and the police deputy chief says he believes the actions the officers took were wrongful because they were told by dispatch the suspect was armed. >> reporter:

>>reporter: the security guard was posted here at the downtown store were the most recent heist at the net 7:45 pm wednesday night as the store was closing. >> it really surprises me, you would not expect it to happen here. >>reporter: between six and 10 young men wearing hooded start to sweat shirts rushed in and in 45 seconds they stole $20,000 worth of ipads and iphones from the display tables that they were tethered to. it is the third time the store has been hit in about a month and only this time the robbers pushed to security guards to a ground and unsuccessfully tried to take one of the guards guns. >> it demonstrates the brazenness of the individuals and the frequency of them does indicate that it's an organized group. >>> 11 nona similar crimes have happened since late october and three each in san francisco, berkeley and one in los gatos and one in corte madera. >> it seems brazen to do the exact thing that happened and that a shocking to me. >>> after thieves brushed the store on black friday 45 young men came into the store and quickly grabbed most of the phones from the f

. >> a big toy donation today for the non heist profit women against abuse. uncilman derek green and his office donated presents for families affected by domestic abuse. >> it's so important to post women against abuse they do such great work in the city of physical. we have number of women and also men who are abused and they also have children and sometimes people forget that children during his holiday season and that's why it's so important that we provide toys to young people. >> women against abuse provides services for more than 15,000 families each year. >>> video really hard to belie believe. backhoe operator weaving down a local road we'll show it to you. what police say they found when they stopped the heavy machine machinery. bob kelly is gettin getting getn levittown. look at all those light bulbs. >> kathy orr requested jingle rock. instant request. levittown getting lit up here on the front lawn synchronized to the music. wait until you see this setup when we come right back. ♪ >> bob thanks. sean bell here with a look what's coming up in sports

heist in a french laundry. david criocos of modesto admitted to a conspiracy to steal and sell several rare high end bottles of wine. the christmas day heist happened back in 2014 while the restaurant was closed. the value? more than half a million dollars. some of it was recovered. >>> well, it's that time of year. nieves are on the prowl looking to steal your local -- thieves are on the prowl looking to steal your holiday goodies. sometime overnight crooks swiped mail and packages from near 40 homes in dublin near rolling hills and brittany drives. one of the victims said when she woke up, she noticed many of her neighbors' mailboxes were open. >> christmas is here. you know there was tons of gift cards and probably presents that everybody lost for their kids or their loved ones. >> so what can you do to keep this from happening to you? juliette goodrich shows us an east bay startup may have the answer. sot :"our goal is to preve 's in progress >> reporter: what if i told you any time a stranger opens your mailbox, a picture is taken and an alert is sent directly to your phone? >> our goal is to prevent the crime whil

and the search for suspects in a high end heist. take a look. ieves shattering the christmas eve quiet with a huge rock, right through the glass at this madison avenue shop in new york city. stealing millions, yes, millions in fur coats. owners of the store say the thieves knew what they were doing, they went right for the most expensive sable coats. police on the lookout tonight. >>> and if you think your dog is loil, watch this. a man in peru got hurt. his dogs would not, and we repeat, would not leave his side. even at one point licking husband face, at his side inside the ambulance, and the emergency room. staying with him the whole way. >>> and the world war ii veteran with mel len y'all tastes in music. meet cyrus porter, superfan, getting the surprise personal serenade from taylor swift, superstar. swift bringing the 96-year-old to his feet to "shake it off." ♪ ♪ shake it off ♪ shake it off >> cyrus has still got some moves there. his grandkids calling it a christmas miracle. porter had expressed his love for taylor's music during a tv int

the digital heist is the largeness history. yahoo says that the stolen user account information may have included names, phone numbers, possibly account pass words and security questions and answers. now this breach happened way back in august of 2013. internet security experts suggest that the stolen information makes yahoo users vulnerable elsewhere. >> if you have similar pass words floating around fortive rent e-mail accounts or bank accounts, on line banking or if you are answering security questions the same for every site that you log into, that is a risky scenario because hackers can take advantage of that. >> she says if you are hack, change the pass word to all important accounts, yahoo is working with law enforcement to find out who or what is behind this breach. >>> president east electric donald trump continues his thank you tour in hershey, pennsylvania today. meantime there are new revelations about a russian cyber operation to influence 2016 election. hena daniels has the latest from insuring. >> reporter: u.s.