he gave the officer a hard time, refused to lock in. officer called us in, we had him removed. >> once he commits the infraction, i need to take control of the situation immediately because there's potentially 64 other inmates surrounding me at that time. it could potentially go very wrong at any given time. >> jumping on my co-defendant for no apparent reason. >> what we're doing with him is none of your business. it has no concern for you. >> it has everything to do with me. >> no, it's not. you were given an order to do something, you do it. my advice to you is to return to your cell right now or we're going to have to move you to another cell. >> all right, move me to another cell. >> fine. open up displainary cell. take him to a disciplinary cell. >> nothing you do to me will affect me. >>> coming up -- >> what happened on that day? >> i let my rage, anger, emotions take over me. >> david goodell gets help in prepping for his sentencing. >> if there's any type of way i can weasel my way out of a year or two, it's worth it. >>> insid

by the rods that goes past this from the locks onto dead to mention degree ice. by the environmental damage to the river from the keys that are thrown in and arresting that the senate you know has been polluted and they've been working to clean it out there is to be just the sheer ugliness of it and that it really i can take something away from the beauty of the sun entered the stadium the quality of life for presents. it ruled the world and the locks with the hopes that their love will be eternally strapped to the side of the bridge however there remain two clashes are likely to turn to rest within a few years. so we did the math. and that would mean that the pump is not right now is covered with ninety three metric tons of of metal. i and that is about the equivalent of three very large trucks being parked on the bridge at all times. i have a very hard time believing that this prince which is a pedestrian bridge tsunami is done. it was built to withstand that kind of constant pressure and weight so i really believe that if the city doesn't act of going to have a

are actually being physically damaged by the weight of the locks, by the rust that passes from the locks the mesh, by the environmental damage to the river from the keys that are thrown in and rusting. >> reporter: the tradition started in 2008, thousands upon thousands of pad locks now cover the bridge and others along the river. >> it is covered with 93 metric tons of metal. that is about the equivalent of three very large trucks being parked on the bridge at all times. i have a hard time believing this bridge which is a pedestrian bridge, not made of stone, was built to withstand that kind of could not stand pressure and weight. >> reporter: lisa and her friend launched no love locks. a campaign seeking to free the bridges from the tourist tokens. her online petition has gotten more than 1,600. they prefer to deem the locks in place. >> i think certain things are illegal, there are thing you should not do. >> when it comes to pollution there are other problems to deal with and pad locks. >> but row man particulars may soon have to find a different way to display their affections if th

the door's locked. >> okay. so, how do you know he's bleeding from the mouth area? >> in january of 2000, brian vaughn went on trial for the murder of his father, and he was tried as an adult. >> i don't think that you can be in your right mind to pull off something as horrendous as that was if you were in your right mind. >> the defense said an intruder committed the murder, but the lack of mud on the balcony outside of the bedroom made it clear that the shooter came from inside the house. and brian's fingerprints were the only ones on the broken french door. brian also lied about the 911 call and clearly knew information only the killer would know. the jury found brian vaughn guilty. >> we, the jury, assess the punishment of defendant brian vaughn to confinement for 33 years. >> he will be eligible for parole in 2017. >> this is a kid that probably would have figured out a way to do well enough in school to graduate high school and probably would have had a college career playing basketball. and instead, he's spending his life in jail. >> few people can imagine a

he gave the officer a hard time, refused to lock in. cer called us in, we had him removed. >> once he commits the infr infracti infraction, i need to take control of the situation immediately. it could potentially go very wrong at any given time. >> you were given an order to do something, you do it. my advice to you is to return to your cell right now or we're going to have to move you to another cell. >> you're going to have to move to too another cell. >> take him to a disciplinary cell. >> coming up -- >> what happened on that day? >> i let me rage, anger, emotions take over me. >> david goodell gets help in prepping for his sentencing. >> is there's any type i can weesele my way out of a year or two, it's perfect. moking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix varenicline is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking, or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, and suicidal thoughts or act

when i got there that night in one of the locks is different than the way i remembered it the, dramaticallyferent as in i don't know how to open not locked. >> wasn't there also one more luck than you thought? >> this is where memories a little fake after all these years. there's always two locks on the door. they were the standard time like on your front door. last night >> don't worry. i'm not short of money at the moment. so, one of the locks when i arrived at night was not at type of high-security locks do you see today in a kryptonite bike lock. it takes a special tool to pagan and special techniques. at that moment, my heart sank because immediately i thought i'm incompetent because they didn't see this before and the whole thing is out because i can't get to the door. subsequent after reading some of the documents turned out, did recently changed that law. be that as it may, at that point i completely lost my cool. i was not able to stay calm in didn't have a plan b. it completely freaked out and called back to headquarters and said -- yeah, i don't know what i said that it probably

the war. keith had already lock develop some of his picking skills by taking a correspondence course. illsy practiced their and planned the raid in the attic. he put a piece of wood there where he installed locks like what he thought were the locks on the fbi door from walking by and glancing at them. his goal was to increase his speed. every night, they talked about what they had observed in casing that night. he stood there and repeated the process over and over again and finally thought he had it down to 30 seconds. , there got there appeared to be a second lock, which was incredibly upsetting. all he could think of at that moment was that they had installed a better lock and one that he definitely could not open. what happened shows the qualities of bill as a leader. keith was very upset and he went out to call the motel where the rest of them were waiting for him to come back. and say ok, the door is unlocked. called them and said i do not think we can continue. bill said, come back. person, a very calm even in the middle of a storm. he had keith repeat everything. keith asked que

this is the last tiny little bit when they go to the side and the lock is seven peters wide. and the widest house is six meter 50. >> once the individual homes made it through the canal lock, construction crews connected some of them in groups to increase their stability in the water. now they're loosely anchored in shallow water to a pair of poles driven deep into the ground. >> these rings which you can see there they can go up and down, so it can work 60 sent peters in this case. >> as the weather -- centimeters in this case. >> as the water rises and falls well. an inspiration to other countries including the united states. but making a neighborhood like this one work requires creative thinking. >> you have to think where you park the cars, you don't have streets, for example. where do you make you oz storage? in holland we have bikes. so you see people putting their bike on the jetties. it is also an urban question so plan. >> so this is the top floor of your house. is this the place you get the most light? >> this is -- well, this is also a little bit warmer than the res

through the canal lock. truction crew us connected some in groups to increase stability. they are loosely anchored in shallow water to a pair of polls. >> the rings can go up and down. it can move 60 centimetres. >> the houses raise and fall as well. the design has been an inspiration to the other countries. making a neighbourhood like this work requires creative thinking. >> you have to think about where you park the car. where do you make storage. in holland we have bikes. you see people putting their like on the jetty. it's also an urban question, so you have to make a good urban plan. >> this is the top floor of your house, where you get the most lights? >> yes, this is always a little warmer than other areas of the house. >> how many floors total is this? >> it's three floors. >> and on the bottom floor is -- >> the bedrooms and the bath room. >> one of the chngs of a floating -- chance of a floating house is child proofing. this woman has a young daughter. >> it worries me when she goes outside. we have

. >> keith, he was the lock picker? let's watch that and then you can explain how he fit into this. >> one of the locks when i arrived that night was not that tight. like you see today on a kryptonite bike lock. that takes a special tool to pick. at that moment, my heart just sank. immediately, i thought a, i am incompetent because i didn't see this lock before. b, the whole thing is off because i can't get through the door. >> tell us more about keith forsyth. >> about half the members of the group were very young. they were people who had dropped out of college on purpose in order to work against the war. keith had already developed some of his locksmithing skills by taking a correspondence course in locksmithing. keith developed some of his lock picking skills by taking a correspondence course. and they practiced their skills and planned the raid in the attic. him he put a piece of wood there where he installed locks like what he thought were the locks on the fbi door from walking by and glancing at them. his goal wa

and then i'm making sure the lock is still in working order, and it is.so i'm going to close it. >> apkaw faces up to a 15-year prison sentence on charges of aggravated assault after allegedly stabbing her boyfriend. >> i had a rough childhood. i mean, that's all i could say. i dad passed away when i was younger. he was in prison most of the time. i had to take care of my brothers and sisters, and i had to grow up and feed my family and have to do what i had to do. >> the girl you got in a fight with, what happened? >> she was making comments about raping kids and just sick comments. just making comments about kids. about just disgusting stuff. she started calling us all racist names in the pod. she was snitching to the cops and lying at the same time right in front of me. i just had it. >> while apkaw gave us an assortment of reasons for the attack, jail officials think she left out the real one. >> other inmates greatly influence her. she wants to be other people's puppet. i'm pretty sure i know whose puppet she is in that particular housing unit that s

to show it. >> this video will show how you can pick a tumbler lock with hairpins. >> we'll bring the lockr himself, he's a spy himself. zach. >> yeah. >> hey, zach. >> hello. >> this actually works you can pick a lock with a hairpin. >> it totally work. it's a hobby and locksmiths will use it and it's good to know for yourself if you are in a situation to get out of somewhere very quickly or if you lose your key and you want to get into your house instead of paying a locksmith you can do it yourself. >> how does it work? >> you can see the pins up there and we have the right key pushed in and it pushes the pins up to the right amount so the cylinder can be rotated. >> so it all winds up evenly. >> what they are doing is using the pick to push up these pins to the right position. when you push up each pin, it allows the cylinder to slightly turn and then the top pin will then rest on top of the cylinder. >> what you would have to do basically since you can see into this cheer olear one you can fi out how to pick a lock so you can feel as you are poking into a cylinders. >> in a real lock p

abc 23450u7z reporter jonathan bloom has details of the investigation. >> the lock was on. this was still the dam. >> reporter: workers have no idea how thievesbugsed the huge padlocks on two plumbing trucks and 13ed out the tools inside. >> that's about six grand, just that orange box and the cable. >> reporter: the owner says the trucks were taken right out of the employee driveway in the middle of the night. they were found nearby with the engines still running. >> our guys lost some of their personal tools and they're, you know, out of work until they're waiting to get the tools back. >> reporter: it was a similar story in petaluma. police think it's drug-related. >> we suspect that these are thieves and are probably trying to take care of a habit and stealing anything they can for their next fix. >> reporter: they may have been wearing gloves, just like two suspected burglaries police collected. >> one had a shaved ford ignition key. it is possible that key may have been used in these thefts. >> it could have been used to start the trucks is. >> they seem to know what t

police said they were taking precautions by having the school locked down. there is really very little information as to what the nature is of the reported assault. but we understand that the students were kept on lock down for about 35 minutes to 40 minutes. parents out here tell me they were worried. they called the school but didn't get answers about what was going on. one woman has three children and she wants to get inside and know her children are safe. we saw another police car pull up and a officer went in. we have not seen anyone come out yet. we will monitor the situation and give you more information on this as we get it. the lock down has been ended but we have not seen any of the children come out and none of the parents have been allowed in. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> to new information on what was a daring choice. faced with a raging fire in their apartment, two grandparents and their three- year-old grandson made a disparate decision. >> reporter: what happened last night? >> he said i jumped out the window. all thr

for some kids, the lock up snags one generation after the next. >> my dad is locked up. right now, my mom and my six sisters and nieces and nephew and they don't have a man in the house to look up to. to teach them right and wrong it. has been hard. >> 30 miles south of chicago, judge provides over a numbing docket. 3200 cases it is her job to make sure that kids that come to this detention center and complex leave here, and forget there is an option to graduating to the adult prison system. >> some children are born into a situation that is a bad one. in some neighbors, it is do on to others before it is done to you. for us not raised there, it is hard to understand. it is survival to perpetrate before they are perpetrated against. >> msnbc has been relaying the stories, with access from the indiana state court, we are about to go into a world where cameras are by law forbiden to go. >> 40 vehicles, counted altogether, they have been doing it over a three-month period. each street corner watching. they failed to understand, there are cameras, all we have to do is put the

all the doors are locked. all the windows are locked. the outside lights are still on, as they would have been left on from the night before. >> her dog was inside, and the tv was on. through a crack in the blinds, jason could actually see what later turned out to be michelle's foot. >> when police arrived, they found michelle's body in her bedroom, face down. it was clear she'd been dead for some time. >> she was in a somewhat awkward position with her left arm folded up underneath her body. >> at first glance, there was no trauma to the body, no bruises, no wounds, no blood. >> we had no indication of what would have caused her death. >> the medical examiner thought the position of michelle's body face down was unusual. >> if somebody is sick and in the process of dying, most folks tend to end up either on their side or on their back. >> there were no foreign fingerprints in the apartment, no signs of forced entry, and no valuables were missing. >> her vcr, her television set, her radio, jewelry, it was all intact. >> and there was no i

the blood evidence shows he even went out to get the morning newspaper and that the front door locked behind him. he used the house key hidden in the flower pot to open it, then lost consciousness due to blood loss and died. before joan porco went into surgery, an alert investigator who is also a friend of the family asked joan a key question while she was still conscious. >> i said to her "can you hear me?" and she shook her head visibly up and down in the notion she could. >> the officer asked her if she knew who attacked her. >> she shook her head again in the yes notion up and down. i asked her, "did christopher do this to you?" and she clearly again nodded her head up and down yes. >> christopher was her 21-year-old son. turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪

let him back in. [ speaking foreign language ] >> it has become a construction zone the same day the locks were changed it began to be remodeled. >> we tried to reach the landlord for his response we were told he is out of town for the weekend. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. a new safeway store is under construction in oakland but news of the merger are albertsons has many people asking what is going to happen to the new store. ktvu's tom vacar looks at the unanswered questions. >> reporter: safeway is building a new store here on college avenue. he says merger or not it would be what the community specified. >> this project is so far under way that you would have to be crazy to do anything other than let it go to completion. >> they have contracts. they are already underway. it would be too costly to stop at a point. >> what about another planned replacement? >> it got all of city approvals. >> reporter: but doesn't have building permits. >> depends on where they are in terms of the state of the contracts. they will reevaluate it. see if that you want to develop it to the extent they were planning.

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himself in a bathroom, with girlfriend gets up in the middle of the night or wife and locksed my wife, colleagues, one by one and i said have you gone to the bathroom in the middle of the night and if you have, have you locked the door? almost universally they do not lock the door at 3:00 in the morning. >> it is a common sense question, you don't do that. >> the locking of the door says she was in fear of her life at that moment. it gets into what was going on in her mind. >> we know there were screams first. >> they are human beings. >> they have multiple ones. >> no ax to grind. >> take new york, for example. out on the street you cannot use deadly force. in the house, if i recently believe the person is committing a felony he is up there. gregg: here in the united states, what they are doing are using an imperfect self-defense. an honest but mistaken belief your life is in danger. >> you counted in, it happened before hand the bathroom was locked from the inside, how can you get to that imperfect defense? >> the gun expert got on the stand and said he had such an obsessi

that's the emergency button that puts bullet-proof screens up all around the counter and also locks the doors. >> that's awesome. >> caught a rat. >> wraps him. >> now this dude is locked in. you can see he's trying to bust his way out of the glass that won't work. >> he said to open the door and i didn't open. he tried to break it and i just went inside and stayed calm. >> the cops show up. you see them here, the guy surrenders immediately arrested. >> imagine how excited the clerk must have been to do that and spring the mousetrap. >> what a cool button. >> you catch them every single time because they're locked in until the cops there. everyone should have them. >>> this video released by the greater manchester police 12:45 in the morning, this is a computer shop. they got a stolen car. two guys you see in the video looks like they ram the vehicle twice into the rolling security gate and you see after two smashes they're able to open it up. one guy's there holding the gate open. the other guy goes in and makes off with a number of computer consoles and different electrical items. >>

we lock the margin away. >> let me break that down for the jargon. ck your margins so you know what you will sell ethanol for and buy corn for and you lock that in for a certain amount of time. >> the curb is very positive. we have good margins throughout the end of the year, which we don't typically see in the ethanol markets. today, we could lock good margins away for 2014. we have a trading floor and a bunch of guys. they sit around and look at where the best point in the curve is and lock the margin away and take all the risk off the table. >> i was stunned to find out that vale arrow -- that valero was one of your competitors and had a loss of $47 million. what do you do differently? >> in 2012, we were at a peak margin -- at the end of 2011, we were in a peak margin environment. theaw it all the way out to curve in 2012. we went out all for 2012 and locked margins away. it just happened to be the year of the drought. when corn prices rose a lot higher, we were locked in already. we were able to be profitable in the last half. >> where do you com

and according to metro trains the police told them to stop the train and lock the doors. >> so, they are trying to lock these two guys in like a cage match. >> yeah. >> they were trying to lock these guys in but the one guy in the black shirt and his presumed fiance do leave the train but not without a parting shot. he kicks him off the train. >> i want to know what causes these two dummies to fight on the train. >> the last kick makes me mad. it was over. the dude was getting off. fight's done and he kicked him off like a little woos. >> the remaining guy was still in the train with the people until half an hour until the police came. at this point there don't appear to be any charges but they are still investigating this incident and metro train had to apologize to the customers stuck on the train say spg the miss recommended that we lock the door. >>> now, a knife-wielding man in this video was just sentenced to nine years in prison. this man on the moped he's going down the road. he sees some men walking on the sidewalk, he goes up to one of them. >> oh. >> swings at the guy. he's

. >> our crime stats are scho showing the efforts you are making and overall we are down 12% on all crimes. >> lockd and hit the road. they are armed with an entirety new type of law enforcement weapon. the ability to predict where crime is going to occur. we've rolled out with them to see how it works. is. >> so downstairs here this is where we house the operations division of the police department. >> deputy chief steve clark is a 20 year veteran of the santa cruz police department. he knows the place inside and out. he also knows where it needs to go in the future. a knowledge that led him to an innovative predictive police software called predsel. >> we were focusing on burglaries, automobile burglaries and stolen cars. this showed us where these were likely to occur. at that point we figured out we had something here. >> it sounded like a tom cruise movie. >> it really doesn't know anything about the demographics of individuals who live in that area. what the economic statuses of these individuals are or anything about the person. it's all area-specific. >> today predpul is more than a toy to

the door, leroy wyche would have locked the door.out of the house. >> leroy wyche would have blocked my door, too, and i don't even know -- that kind of scares me. look, if this was, as the parents say, if this was all about arguments over a boyfriend or curfew or doing chores f an honor student, she's kind of dumb. she's going to be in college in september. all she's got to do it is make it through another six, seven months and less than a year, in that time she won't have a curfew. she can drink as much as she wants, date whoever she wants. that's it. she'll be free. all she needs to do is chill. >> charles, did she get, like, enormously horrible advice in this situation? her friend's dad represented her who's an attorney where she also lived when she moved out of her house. thankfully this judge seemed to have a brain in his head, to your point, andy, to tell her that, look, this isn't really how we operate, and to set a precedent here would be horrific. >> no doubt in the world that enabling played a big role here. there's a lot

and there are two locks on the safe. there's a lock for me and a lock for you, and we know our own combinations, but we don't know each other's, so we both have to agree to open the safe. out of the safe, we're gonna take a couple different things. we're gonna take a group of authenticator cards, and they look something like this. so, in our secret message, they gave us a code word. and we're gonna look at the first two letters of the code word. say it's q-5, all right? and we're gonna open this envelope up. and inside, there's the whole code word. and if that code word matches the code word in our radio message, then this is a legitimate order from the president of the united states. >> attention crew. we have a valid launch order at this time. would you acknowledge, please? >> [ indistinct ] >> all right. the next thing we take out of the safe is our launch keys. it takes two keys to fire the missile. you put a key in right here 'cause you're the commander. i put a key in way over here 'cause i'm the deputy. the keys ne

despite the lock down they were unable to locate him. there is now a reward to help find him. >>> this is a bay area story getting national attention. kathy zimmer was found dead in the back of her car 20 years og. years ago. now two arrests have been made in this case. sergio is live at the santa clara county jail with the story. sergio. they say advances in forensic technology helped them crack this case. they say that is in part why kathy zimmer's former husband and brother are now being held in the santa clara county jail facing murder charges. this is a picture of the quilt that investigators say was found along with kathy zimmer. it sparked new interest in this 25-year-old case. >> we felt it was time to put it out there to see what kind of response we get. we have overwelming response of people trying to help. >> the 39-year-old mother of 2 was strangled in 1989. police discovered her car in a parking structure at san jose international airport. the quilt was draped over her body in the backseat. >> we feel at this time we have the

two inmates broke out of the walker county jail this week by simply picking the locks in their doors.they were caught in the prison yard. but budget problems are so bad the administration says his staff has to use anything handy to try to use the jail secure. >> my jail staff took clothes hangers and wired this together so that it would not easily be penetrated. it's certainly not repaired. it is literally wired together. >> yesterday a commission approved $60,000 to make the repairs. >>> a zoo workers farewell to zoo animals is getting attention. he has terminal brain cancer. his wish was to go to the zoo to say goodbye. he was taken around in his hospital bed and as you can see a giraffe leaned down to give him a lick on the nose. the volunteer who made the visit happen says everyone got goose bumps. >> it's as though the animals sensed what was going on and wanted to give him their goodbye. >> they know, animals know. >>> at -- how the san francisco opera helped hundreds play dress up. >> and the reason why a girl gave an officer a ticket and why the officer paid her back. >> the w

police say the locks were not tampered with so they believe this car was possibly not stolen. there are several stores are surveillance video nearby. the owner of the bar will reopen today. she's frustrated. this is the fourth time this window has been destroyed either by a car accident or protesters over the past seven years. luckily, no one was inside the bar when the crash happened. it closed at midnight. three hours later, a car filled with five people ran through a red light smashed into a car headed southbound on 17th. the driver of the victim's car, not seriously hurt. the five suspects ran away from the crash, police are looking for the driver. witnesses described two african- american males and three african-american females as being inside the car. the bar owner says it will be $40,000 to replace the window here and clean up the mother bell destroyed. she said she's -- marble destroyed. she shade she's asked the city for help. she said she will be meeting with city leaders to push for traffic reconfigurations to make this intersection safer. we're also running the lic

she says the locks take away some of the beauty of the city center. i think i need to personally go there. >> better investigate. lisa, come on. you remember. started them there as well. not that we're suggesting it. a teacher taking a shot getting will ferrell to chaperone his school's prom. ♪ say you'll go say you'll go ♪ say you'll go so he'll stop bothering us ♪ >> say you'll go. chad cochran issued this follow-up video to the one earlier this month. he wants will ferrell to help him chaperone the san ramon valley high school prom. he says if he does not show up he will ask the deejay to play "all by myself." >> that's interesting. fun. christina, you remember your prom date? your prom dress? >> i remember losing prom queen more than anything. >> i wasn't either. >> not over that. i got winter ball. my date was not too pleased because i was bummed out the whole night. 71 along the peninsula, 64 in san francisco, north bay at 67 degrees, and i'm glad we covered that story because those kids from the high school, they have been really coming at us o

i have to break the lock. maybe we should call his wife, verify his story. what's your phone number ? she is not at home. she is out of town on a business trip today. - is there some problem ? - step over to the car, please. don't worry. i'm not going anywhere. i'm telling you, i haven't done anything. he's clean. put your hands behind your back. but i haven't done anything. put your hands behind your back... now. am i under arrest ? no. you're under investigation. i have done nothing wrong. then you have nothing to worry about. if everything checks out you'll be free to go. i have done nothing wrong ! my car is stolen. where was the vehicle at ? i've been a policeman for 25 years. the biggest influence-- reason i became a policeman... is that i enjoy working with the public. my name is tony. i'm with the riverside police department. i live at riverside. you live in riverside ? i think it's important that the pice who work with children come in contact. i think it's got to be on the positive, not with the negative; making class presentations on a positive no

the group and we couldn't find a way to contact them but they plan to keep on targeting cameras. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> developing news. administrators at elementary school locked down campus after a report a student was assaulted. it was reported at 4:25 p.m. this afternoon at the world academy in oakland. the school called police after a girl said a man touched her inappropriately. the lock down was lifted before 5:00 p.m. >>> a colorful clue led to arrests in a cold case. police know who killed a mother of two 25 years ago. ktvu's robert handa has been going through documents and has new information on the evidence against the two men who have been arrested. robert? >> reporter: the murder was a cold case and now 25 years to the day they believe they have solved the case. i talked with the prosecutor here who provided details that lead to the arrest of her husband and his brother. as we have been reporting, a mother of two disappeared while going to a class on march 8. two days later her body was found dead inside her car at the airport. the case remained a mystery for many years. they displayed the quilt her body was wrapped in, the development of dna led t

but he's going to try and make a run for it. >> somehow after banging on the locked door with what appearster, the suspect makes his escape. but he doesn't get far. hollenbeck and harvey track the suspect as he runs from the car and hops a fence on to angel golf course. >> i start talking to the producer. get us on air. we got a guy running on the golf course just jumped out of a stolen car. >> as soon as he got over the fence, they started to break in. >> what have you got? >> we've got a car here that just fled a bait car. he tried to steal a vehicle. he's trying to run away from police who just responded to the location of the vehicle. >> hollenbeck continues to narrate the event. then as they were trying to cut away to the studio -- >> this will get him going. >> the determined suspect hops in a golf cart and takes off at full speed. >> now we're going to be chasing this guy in a golf cart. so we'll keep an eye on this and see exactly what happens. i don't know how far they're going to get with that. >> the anchors at the news desks takes their best shots at the absurdity. >> that's an