but thieves with hearts of gold? oh no.cops started noticing something else. >> their profile is not far different from the al qaeda terrorist profile. >> by that he meant an apparently unconnected group of individuals with a powerful central loyalty but not in this case to a cause or a person or a country. only to money. journalist havana martin. >> there's no sort of pyramid hierarchy with a guy at the top ordering everyone around. there's a kind of cell network where cells of five six guys who work together will have connections to the other groups. >> she spent years tracking the panthers for a documentary she called "smash and grab." >> it's a title that works for the pink panthers because smash and grab is a term for a kind of theft where you're in and you're out. >> as she was filming, said martin, she gradualed earned the trust of several panthers who agreed to speak with her on one condition. she could not reveal their identities. and so she says she recorded the interviews and then added a few cinematic layers. >>

the baggage thieves, caught on camera. disguised as travelers, going home with your luggage. >>> and, "amazing grace." the church organist who heard the president sing, moved by the spirit. joining in. ♪ >>> good evening. thanks for joining us i'm tom llamas. we start with breaking news an end to the hunt for two escaped killers. david sweat, found walking down the road, shot by a police officer. tonight, police releasing this image, showing the two convicts last wednesday the image captured by a trillail camera. linzie janis starts us off. >> reporter: it's all over. tonight, the escaped killer who managed to elude authorities for weeks, outlasting even his partner in crime, back in custody. david sweat, shot and seriously wounded in upstate new york, seen here being transported to the hospital. now under lock and guard. authorities' predictions finally coming true. >> i would say that we would have a break in this case in the next 24, 48 hours. something is going to give. he's going to make a mistake. >> reporter: this f

thieves accused of stealing while their victims were working up a sweat. how gym employees caught the suspects in the act. good evening and thanks for being with us on this monday. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. it is the ultimate workout of your wallet. your car is stolen while you're on the treadmill. police say south bay gyms are being targeted by an auto theft ring. tonight three people have been arrested, but police say more car thieves could be out scoping gym parking lots. michelle roberts joins us from the south valley ymca in san jose with more on how the thieves are managing to pull it off. michelle. >> reporter: thieves know most people don't work out with their keys in their pockets so they're either sneaking in like they did here at the ymca and going into the locker room or in some cases they're actually buying a day pass just to get into the locker room. they're looking for things left out like a bag and of course those keys. police describe this man, colby worsham, as the ring leader for an elaborate operation. the target san j

the thieves headed straight to the wall shared with princess jewelry. cut holes in strategic spots. >> they cut a hole here and then removed the whole security system. >> reporter: internet cameras all cut. >> then they make an entrance. >> reporter: right into the move with dan's safe. who needs the code when you can crack it open? >> this is metal. and then concrete and then more metal in the back. enormous one inch of metal. >> reporter: reaching in, they snagged more than $500000 in jewelry. even hit a few display cases. to cover their tracks they emptied the fire extinguishers all over the store. >> they spray paint here to prevent finger prints. >> these are pros. robbery. >> my daughter as she grows. >> reporter: this is a personal place for you. >> yes. a family business. >> reporter: he thought his place was safe. he now worries about other jewelry stores if they can do it here, they can do it to anyone. >> reporter: interestingly enough, the owner tells me all the items that were taken did not have serial numbers, making it tougher to trace th

. >>> copper thieves are stealing more than wire in the south bay.etic field in the dark and almost ruined a youth baseball playoff game. cornell bernard was there. >> reporter: yankees versus the braves. it is a big playoff game under the lights at the san jose sports complex. in right field it is lights out. >> we might not be able to see, but we'll try our best to see the ball. >> reporter: thieves stole the copper wire from this giant light pole leaving much of the field in the dark. >> we have a very important game today. they choose today to take it. >> reporter: angry parents say no field lights could put the playoffs in jeopardy. >> the night games are awesome with the lights on. it is bright and the boys love it. for somebody to rob them of that it is upsetting. >> reporter: it is not clear how the thieves got in, but take a look. this is where they stole uh rot of the copper wire. it is worth about a hundred bucks on the street. but replacing it will be a lot more. >> the estimate we got to repair those lights is somewhere between $20,000 a

the baggage thieves, caught on camera. disguised as travelers, going home with your luggage. >>> and, "amazing grace." the church organist who heard the president sing, moved by the spirit. joining in. ♪ >>> good evening. thanks for joining us, i'm tom llamas. we start with breaking news, an end to the urgent hunt for two escaped killers. after a three-week intensive search. david sweat, found walking down the road, shot by a police officer. now in the hospital. his capture coming two days after his accomplice richard matt was killed. tonight, police releasing this image, showing the two convicts trekking through the woods. the image captured by a trail camera. linzie janis starts us off. >> reporter: residents telling us they're relieved they no longer have to live in fear. it's all over. tonight, the escaped killer who managed to elude authorities for weeks, outlasting even his partner in crime, richard matt. >> sweat is in custody, and in stable condition. let's give a big round of applause for law enforcement. >> repor

. >>> copper thieves are stealing more than wire in the south bay.etic field in the dark and almost ruined a youth baseball playoff game. cornell bernard was there. >> reporter: yankees versus the braves. it is a big playoff game under the lights at the san jose sports complex. in right field it is lights out. >> we might not be able to see, but we'll try our best to see the ball. >> reporter: thieves stole the copper wire from this giant light pole leaving much of the field in the dark. >> we have a very important game today. they choose today to take it. >> reporter: angry parents say no field lights could put the playoffs in jeopardy. >> the night games are awesome with the lights on. it is bright and the boys love it. for somebody to rob them of that it is upsetting. >> reporter: it is not clear how the thieves got in, but take a look. this is where they stole uh rot of the copper wire. it is worth about a hundred bucks on the street. but replacing it will be a lot more. >> the estimate we got to repair those lights is somewhere between $20,000 a

. >>> plus, thieves targeting commuter rail ways. coming up after the break, what is drawing their attention and the way one senator wants to put the brakes on this growing crime. >>> you can see traffic is looking good as you drive up to the willow pass grade. we'll tell you about the commute coming up. >>> well, ocean temperatures are coming up. inland temperatures still struggling. we'll see what's in store for tuesday . >>> welcome back. the bay area's transgender community is expressing pride over bruce jenner's decision to become a woman. she graces the cover of vanity fair magazine. caitlin. the photos from the shoot and behind the scenes footage appeared yesterday. >> she's one of us. and even though she has lots of money and lot of celebrity status, she's still one of us, and if she can get people to understand what it means to be transgender and that it isn't something you just do one day, decide to be transgender, you know, i think it's very helpful. >> vanity favor cover is seen as a pivotal. the actor hopes it will lead

. >>> thieves are biz nenorth bay, too. they stolen at least 17 -- thieves are busy in north bay, too. they stolen at least 17 converters, thieves sell it for scrap. they can get paid $100 for them but replacing them can run into the thousands of dollars. >>> hotly contested bill is expected to be put to a vote this week in sacramento. the proposal will eliminate the personal belief for childhood vaccinations. it sparked debate at the capitol. even threats. they told us politicians are trying to walk a fine line. >> we want to do a couple of things. protect children, but we don't want them kicked out of the schools they are in. provide a pathway for the students that are in to get through. >>> a measles out break in disneyland happened earlier this week. it is blamed on kids not being vaccinated. tomorrow, jeb bush will announce if he is running for president. today he unveiled his campaign logo, here it is, just jeb. he also released this new video. >> this is what leadership is about, not just talking about things it is a

in phoenix police recovered from thieves $300,000 worth of stolen legos. it took 18 hours to recover all the toys. >> his garage was filled from floor to ceiling and front to back. >> the oscar nominated movie adding to the resurgence of the toy earning $50 million at the box office and thieves nationwide are capitalizing on that popularity. >> these items are difficult and imable possible to get and made in limited quantities. >> and this morning police are cracking down landing people suspected of stealing the colorful blocks in cell blocks. >>> you may have seen a story about a car crash in mississippi, on your facebook feed it's not the story itself but an animated witness that is sharing the story. the police were trying to do a stop point and the man said no not today and they got behind each other like cats and dogs and they got behind the man and his car spined out of control and he hit the pole and his body went to one side and his head to the other. >> that crash involved a police cruiser hit by a van hit by a jackson state police officer, and th

alleged thieves on surveillance individual ree yoit now stealing luggage at the airport, how to keepr bags out of their hands when flying this summer. >>> plus, we take a serious turn to the winner of the world's ugliest dog contest, taking the big apple by storm, the reactions she's generating on her big cross-country victory trip. she's live with us here in the studio. >> positive that's a girl. >>> and sticking with that serious topic, we got "magic mike xxl" opening up soon. that's ahead in "pop news." >> not comfortable with all that skin, sara. >> i am. >>> good morning is brought to you by trivago.com. the hotel search. hotel, trivago. many wrinkle creams come with high hopes, but hope... doesn't work on wrinkles. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair with the fastest retinol formula available, it works on fine lines and even deep wrinkles. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. stop hoping for results, and start seeing them. rapid wrinkle repair... ...and for dark spots rapid tone repair. from neutrogena®. i try hard to get a great shape. this... i can

. >> repter: thieves stole the copper wire from this giant light pole leaving much of the field inthe dark. >> we have a very important game today. they choose today to take it. >> reporter: angry parents say no field lights could put the playoffs in jeopardy. >> the nighgames are awesome with the lights on. it is bright and the boysove it. for somebody to rob themf that it is upsetting. >> reporter: it is not clear how the thieves got in, but take a loo this is where they stole uh rot of the copper wire. it is worth about a hundred bucks on the street. but replacing it will be a lot more. >> the estimate we g to repair those lights is somewhere between $20,000 and $25,000. >> reporter: the city will be stk with the bill. jim martinez has a message for the copper thieves. >> i hope you have conscience and if your conscience bothers you bad enough to bring it back and leave it at the doorstep. >> reporter: the game went into extra innings leing the field extra dark for the youngsters. in san jose cornell beard, abc7 news. >>> a steel beam fell a worker in vallejo crushing his leg. the

thieves stole expensive running blades from a para-athlete in north carolina. and with an all-important race just days away, they may have robbed him of something that can't be given back, his dreams of victory. nbc's stephanie gosk has the outrageous story. >> he explodes out of the blocks. >> reporter: while peterson can run, one of the fastest in the 100-meter. he has his sites set on the paralympics in rio. >> it means a lot to my mom to see me. they trashed my closet. >> reporter: but on wednesday, the sprinter from charlotte, north carolina hit a hurdle off the track. someone broke into his house and stole almost everything, including 20 competition medals and three of his custom-fit running blades. >> they just took it all from me. why take somebody's medals away from them that can't be replaced? why take somebody's legs that they need to run on. >> reporter: even for thieves, this was pretty low. replacing the high-tech prosthetics could cost close to $50,000. a gofundme page only just kicked off and nationals start in two weeks. >> i won't be training,

that say the thieves made off with personal data from at least one and a quarter million accounts. accounts. >> news . >> reporter: news of the scandal broke on monday. >> translator: we offer our deepest apologies and deeply regret what happened. >> officials say the thieves targeted computers used to manage pension information. the the stolen data includes subscribers' names as well as their birth dates and addresses. but officials say sensitive information about financial data and details about pension payments remain secure. prime minister shinzo abe responded to the news. >> translator: pensions are very important for all citizens. i've told the welfare ministers to give priority to protecting pension beneficiaries and do everything possible. >> officials say the first signs of trouble appeared on may 8th when workers found records of unauthorized access. they worked with an anti-virus software company to block anyone from accessing the network again. but the breaches continued. eleven days after the problem first came to light officials contacted the police. officials believe

who stole someone else's bag. >> it's very difficult to identify these baggage thieves, they try toople caught on surveillance cameras at seatac airport, stealing bags, watch this group of three, each allegedly nabbing a bag before they leave. this video of a man in phoenix, shows him casually walking into the phoenix airport, coming out with a bag that officials say wasn't his, cameras catching him making his getaway on the airport's train system. and in 2009, authorities found at least 1,000 pieces of luggage at this arizona couple's home. accusing them of stealing by visiting the airport 60 times without ever taking a flight. the couple pled guilty. how do you keep your bags safe? experts say don't use a black bag that can be mistaken for everyone else's. don't put valuables in checked bags, or for fewer than $100, buy a gps tracker to keep tags of your bag. >> kwps wag tacks can help you, just like find my ifoam helps you locate your iphone. >> reporter: and another way to keep your bags safe, mark it with something like this bow, that way it stands out. yet another thing to str

a parent has a message for the copper thieves: i hope you have a conscience. and that your conscience bothers you enough to bring it back and look it at the door step or the front gate. >> in the end the game want interest extra innings leaving this field extra dark for the youngsters. >>> there will be a public workshop in martinez ten to debts -- refinery presenters will discuss proposed amendments to step regulations to protect the communities an the refineries and slain what air monitoring is available to detect emissions from refineries. the meeting starts tone at 6:00 at the board of supervisors chamber. >> san francisco's cliff hotel will celebrate the 100th birthday party providing a look into the next 100 years in san francisco and a look back with a display of vintage cars, performers and musical acts, and festivities run from 5:30 this evening until 2:00 a.m. and it is free and open to the public. it has a special place to my heart when to the junior prom there. a long-term ago. >> a couple years ago. >> give years ago? >> something like that. >> yo

morning a san francisco police officer is recovering after being pepper sprayed a group of suspected thieved at "forever 21," at union square at 6:30. the officer was confronting

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but police are warning it's also an opportunity for thieves to strike while you're out of town. the westtown east goshen police department is reporting several recent break-ins or attempt itted burglaryiesyies at houses where people are on vacation. police are asking you to keep an eye out for anything suspicious in your neighborhood. >>> next week the second prison employee charged with assisting the two murders who escaped jail will be back in court. gene palmer pleaded not guilty to multiple criminal charges, including official misconduct. he's accused of accepting a number of paintings from richard matt and david sweat in exchange for providing them with tools they used in their escape. earlier this week the district attorney said palmer didn't know there were tools stuck inside frozen hamburger meat that he passed along to the pair. the district attorney says joyce mitchell told him she put the tools in the meat two hacksaw blades, drill bits an a whole punch. mitchell pleaded not guilty to charges she helped swet and matt and sits behind bars waiting for her trial. >>> as

thieves will be cold. >>> drinking among minors are dropping. underage drinking among 12 to 20-year-old fell six percentage. binge drinking declined. experts attribute this to reducing levels. alcohol is the primary drug used by young people. >>> people looking forward to the new 50 shades of gray book may have to wait. someone stole the manuscript. it is missing. they fear someone will leak the book online. it was tcu -- due to be released next week. >>> developing news coming out of san francisco, a large police presence, a street blocked off. we're heading to that scene. >>> a 911 emergency with a happy ending. >> we're not sure it's mill bridge san bruno. >>> coming up the call south san francisco firefighters will never forget. . >>> welcome back. good morning. i am pam cook. >> and i am jim plunkett. -- jim savage. no more rain, hopefully? >> i know. a lot of rainfall records yesterday, i mean a bunch. >> y

. >> in this hour, "caught an camera: thieves and thugs." >> when a thief threatens to kill you is terrifying. but when a thief unexpectedly traps himself in the very place he planned to burglarize, that could be entertaining. i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." surveillance cameras are everywhere. in this hour, we'll show you criminals they've captured in the act. some of what you see may leave you stunned, like the tough grandmother you're about to meet who fends off a violent attacker in a hotel lobby. this hotel clerk knew working the night shift might mean dealing with some strange characters. >> i had an elderly gentleman try to convince me the invisible mafia was after him. >> but she wasn't prepared to wrestle thieves with machete-sized knives. a harrowing experience caught on camera. kent washington, tamarine jones is working the night shift at the days inn, one of the shuttle drivers dropped off a purse that a guest left in his van. >> i went to look up her room number, not more than 30 seconds later, i heard someone say, excuse me, can you tell me where a certain ro

thieves disguised as travellers helping themselves to your luggage. the brazen thefts caught on camera. what you need to know to keep your baggage safe. >>> words of wisdom from an unlikely source. convicted killer whitey bulger responding to a letter from three teenage girls. their school project now offering a glimpse into the mind of one of the country's most notorious gangsters. >>> and move over, "magic mike." oh, yeah, it's time for regular mike to take the stage, because who needs a six-pack ab when you can iron clothes and give a world-class back rub? how these dad bod heroes are taking out the magic guys with the trash. it's monday, june 29th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> hey, everyone. good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson, in for t.j. holmes. and just days ahead of the opening of "magic mike," a lot of regular guys out there are feeling a little pudgy. >> a little pudgy, huh? >> a little pudgy, looking at that video. >> a lot of people excited about that release. >> it is going to be a good mov

but no shortage of bee thieves. here's john blackstone. >> when the almond orchards blossom in california bee colonies are rented and brought in from across the country to pollinate the flowers. colony collapse disorder, the mysterious ailment that kills so many bees is no longer as deadly but bees are still disappearing. falling victim to bee rustlers cody williams is with the stanislaus county sheriff's office. >> technically it is similar to a cattle rustle. >> stolen cattle are easier to find. the beehive boxes all look the same and you can't put a brand on a bee. >> you can't identify a bee. so they'll be in a fresh box and they'll be gone forever. >> reporter: the rustlers aren't after honey, they want money. bee keepers charge up to $200 to rent a colony for a month. >> personally i have had bees stolen three years in a row now. >> reporter: bee keeper orrin johnson has 500 colonies. >> i have seen cases where a bee keeper will unload his bees at night in the orchard and lo and behold, a thief has come right

why thieves are now plotting to visit your home while you're away this summer. abc's aditi roy tonight with the confrontations. >>> she's running! she has our stuff. >> reporter: tonight, the latest in a string of package thefts. >> we're chasing her. >> reporter: this suspected thief in pittsburgh coming face-to-face with the homeowner. >> why are you running away if you didn't do anything wrong? >> reporter: the woman got away. this brazen theft took place in washington d.c. and watch this crook in northern california grab a package and go. inside he found awnings, obviously not something he wanted so he immediately put them up for sale on craig's list and got caught by police. this is the beginning of the season where these kind of thefts spike second only to the christmas holidays because people go on vacation and so packages can pile up on the porch. jon landis and his wife were on their honeymoon in aruba when his home surveillance system alerted him. they could actually see this woman snatch their wedding gifts from their porch. >> i felt violated, angere

one of the thieves distracted a front desk employee. task force noticed a pattern of thefts and realized the thieves were stealing car keys after breaking through the locks. >> they have been breaking into cars in this parking lot. but we've also heard that they come into the gym and they go through break into the lockers and take things out of the lockers. i've mostly heard it being mens lockers. >> reporter: the mercury news is reporting police were able to identify the suspects through surveillance video and they were able to track them down. five cars have been recovered. police say the men arrest red transients. the traffic force is report thely looking for more suspects who are part of this ring. we are going to be reaching out to police if for more details on this case and coming up at 6:30, you'll hear from a victim. pam. >> it will be interesting. all right we'll check in with you then. thank you janine. >>> 6:03 is the time. a tense stand off in san jose with a man and woman who police say tried to run over an officer. it came

in 15 minute, the robbery that led up to the discovery and what the thieves were intending to do with the gun. >> please help. stop sending me money. >> why a bay area man keeps getting huge refund checks from the irs he does not want. ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever young ♪ and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you stay ♪ and the young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young. . >>> good morning to you. welcome back to mornings on 2. take a look at this home surveillance video. police want your help. police say the thieves breaking into this home's porch stealing a package says they stole packages from other porches in the following week. investigators say all three thefts seem to be related and several people may be involved. if you have any information, call the fre

thieves wept for cars -- went for cars with things like electronics left in near sight. >>> a hearingn san francisco over the state of entertainment legend robin williams. his family has been at odds over his estate since shortly after his suicide. it shows the three children and his widow remains divided over how much cash the widow should receive. >>> demonstrators gathered at facebook headquarters to protest the site elsas real name policy. members of the transgender community claimed the policy unfairly targets lgbt community including performers who go by stage names. >> people are using fake name reporting option to maliciously target and bully lgbt community and other users they find objectional because of the way we look or what they think we kept. >> facebook says the policy helps them rule out accounts made for malicious purposes. >>> tahoe is creeping back up. why it won't stay that way long. >> a pop singer nearly uses a singer in the middle of >>> trending now, bottle rock. the crowds dispersed after this weekend's three day music festival. after the final note sounded at

surveillance video shows thieves making off with other people's checked bags at the sea tech airport. they walk away with the suitcases at the luggage claim that police say do not belong to them. there are reports of similar crimes happening in other u.s. airports. >>> a tragic weekend has investigators busy in missouri a plane crashed as spectators watched at an air show. the small plane was in the middle of aerial acrobatics when it went down. witnesses say they heard the plane's engine go in and out moments before the crash. >>> atlanta police arrested a man who they say stole a hearse with a body inside. it was parked at agreed memorial hospital. it drove it through a fence and kept going for several miles and ditched the hearse. the same man carjacked a ford explorerrer that pulled up -- explorer that pulled up behind him at a traffic light. the funeral home that owns the hearse moved the body to another vehicle. >> up next, diddy goes down front and center on stage. >> reporter: humidity behaving itself, we have changes in the seven day we'll talk about that. i'll gifn you the d

. >> the thieves were after key f on obs like this one. investigators say these men had a method when stealing cars. they used the key fobs to locate and steal the vehicles from the parking ls and got away th it for a while until they encountered front desk employee. >> he walked by quickly saying he needed use the restroom. >> not long after a jim member walked in saying her car was stolen t staff revied the video and realized the same men that came in the gym were the same men that took the car. sgt. ken davis works for the auto task force. >> we are able t piece foeg a couple of on incidents that occurred wrmpt the similar method was used and vehicles were stolen out of other gyms in the southern part of san jose. >> investigators say the surveillance video was critical in making the the arrest. from it an officer was able to recognize the car thieves. the three suspects were identified. all said to be 24-year-old transients. >> w feel it's a safe environment. so it's nd of surprising that it was happening here at our gym. >> the task f

surveillance video shows thieves taking off with the other people's bags at sea tech airport. they walk off with suitcases that doesn't belong to them. there are reports of similar crimes in other u.s. airports. >>> travel weekend has federal federal investigators busy in missouri this morning. >> reporter: the small plane was in the middle of airline acrobatics performance when it went down. witnesses say the plane engine went in and out moments before the crash. >>> atlanta police arrest a man who stole a hearse with a body inside. he stole the vehicle and drove it through a fence near the morgue entrance and kept going for several miles and ditched the hearse. the same man carjacked a ford explorer that pulled up next to him at a traffic light. police recovered both vehicles. they removed the body to another vehicle. >>> officials are sounding a terror warning after attacks in other countries. kenneth moten is washington with the latest. >> reporter: good morning there's no credible threat, but with the major holiday weekend fast approaching, we know that u.s. officials are

. >> reporter: they worry the thieve's trail will be cold by then. his message to the irs -- >> please help. >> reporter: he returned all three checks. but he has no way of knowing how much money the thieves got away with. in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> officials are looking looking for a man who stole a woman's identity to obtain a credit card. we have a surveillance picture here. he used the credit card that store. anyone with information is asked to call the district attorney's office. >>> the plaintiff in the supreme court case for same-sex marriage visited san francisco today to talk about the struggle for equality. high joined leaders -- he joined leaders to talk about the case. he was legally married in maryland but their home state of ohio refused to allow his name on his husband's death certificate. they are asking to decide if states have to recognize same- sex marriage performed in other states where they are legal. >> i fight for an end to discrimination. nothing more and nothing less. here in san francisco i fight for an am

. >> reporter: brian holmes got hit at his own house when thieves broke into his garage. >> it was a dead bolt. it was dead bolted and kicked in or possibly a crowbar. >> reporter: he joins an unlucky group. more than 2,000 people who had their bikes stolen. >> unfortunately mine was not insured. >> reporter: sometime it ends differently if you take right steps. >> we don't find most of them. but there are a few things that people can do to ensure they get it back. >> reporter: like having photos of your bike and writing down the serial number. ? this exponentially increases the chances of finding it. also register with the police department. >> reporter: many people just give up. not even reporting their bike stolen. with most hot bikes being resole within hours, time is critical. post the pictures you took on social media sites immediately. >> i would suggest visiting local pawn shops. >> reporter: reach out to local bike shops too. john with city bikes in d.c. helped bag a bike fee. >> it is a pretty distinct bike. as soon as i saw it roll in the door i knew it was a customer who

the thieves were forced to run from the store. get away with 13 watches a haul worth $300,000. police then arrived. >> the fiscal year time you go under the knife you may wonder what your doctors are saying about you. what a virginia patient discovered was shock and he is getting 500,000 because of it. our reporter is in the newsroom with more. elissa this is crazy but true. >> it is not what you would expect to hear from a doctor. an am theseologist trashed her patient when he was asleep making fun of his body and without -- wrote up a false diagnosis. >> the voice of the doctor who and an anesthesiologist at the center of a lawsuit. her patient said he set the cell phone to record post op instructions before a procedure in 2013. he accidentally left it on when he was put to sleep and what the smartphone picked up shocked him. >> around and around we go. where do land, nobody knows. >> the staff mocked the man during the procedure even the assistant chimes in. >> i always pass out when i look at this. >> don't look. >> they make

thieves, and spies. plus, digital warfare. how the enemy half a world away lurks a click away from your family online. >>> hackers have twisted the internet into a weapon that threatens the security of individuals, companies, and nations. the latest victims are current and former u.s. federal government workers. personal information was stolen from the office of personnel management. u.s. officials mostly speaking anonymously blame hackers in china. mostly people seeking security clearances. china denies any involvement in these hacks. i'll talk more about that with a former chinese diplomat later in the show. but first i want to give you a sense of the scope of the last by 2020 the cost of worldwide criminal data breaches will reach about 2.5 $2.5 trillion. the reason is because more of the data the world relies on is moving online making us increasingly vulnerable to hackers who want to scam, steal, and spy. by now we know about the massive hack north korea is accused of launching last year against sony pictures in response

those sophisticated thieves still on the loose. the owner says he's worried they'll target other jewelry stores soon. >> if they can do it to us, they can do it to anyone. >> for 26 years princess jewelry has been dan and his wife's family passion. >> my little daughter. measured as she grows. my daughter my children. >> they're now left making repairs after a well planned and costly break in. dan took us to the back of the store. here's where the thieves started. >> this is not a door. it is a post here. that's not a postal it is supposed to be it is supposed to be like this. they cut it off. they just yanked this open. they broke into dan's neighbors. a retail space currently under construction. the thieves headed straight to the wall. >> they cut a hole here. and then removes the whole security system. >> reporter: internet phone lines cameras, all cut. >> right into the room with dan's safe. who needs the code when you can crack it open? this is metal? >> this is metal. and then concrete and more metal in the back. three inches

it is done through text oril. >> detectives say the thieves pull out a gun to carry out a crime.ortunately, nobody hurt in the robberies. >>> a woman may spend six years in prison after police found liquid cocaine in her breast implants. she was acting nervously in the security line. she was taken toaway and implants were removed after they caused infection. >>> people hid inside a wheel on an 8,000 mile plane ride. one survived. what we are learning in the investigation of what happened to the second man. >>> why gm is asking 200,000 drivers to bring in their cars and yours could be one of them. >> it's going to get hot here. chuck bell says we could hit 90 degrees this weekend. cranking up the ac will help you. you are going to tell you about a program helping families in the area stay cool without costing that much. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ ♪ yippee!! ♪ i'm bored. hashtag bored. skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! ♪ >>> new this morning people in parts of

here's some video showing thieves in action. one pair waits outside the train, catches the door, pries it open, so the pair who just tomorrow the phone inside can make a get-away and they run off. >>> he once cooked for the world's most powerful men. now there's a massive search to find a missing former white house chef. >> the nationals are without their biggest star, but you won't hear them harping over it. we'll have an update on br >>> the prosecution has rested in the colorado theater shooting trial of james holmes. holmes is charged with killing 12 people and injuring 70 others in the attack in 2012. the prosecution's final witness was ashley moeser. the shooting took the life of her 6-year-old daughter veronica and her unborn child. moeser was left as a quadriplegic with a bullet still in her spine. she testified about being shot in the chest and falling onto veronica. >> could you feel her moving? >> no. >> did you feel her breathing? >> no. >> could you get off of her? >> no. prosecutors relied on emotional testimony fr

police say the thieves sell the converters for about $100 to metal recyclers. but they can cost the victims up to $4,000 to replace. >>> a reminder to bart riders, track maintenance will affect service this weekend. right now, there is no service between the coliseum and the fruitvale stations in oakland. the shutdown is scheduled to continue until 8:00 tomorrow morning. a bus bridge will carry passengers between the two stations. bart says the service will be back to normal in plenty of time for the warriors nba finals game tomorrow afternoon. >>> more raley's stores are about to close. the store in newark is slated to close on august 1. next week, the nob hill store in san jose closes. raley's owners operate that chain as well as bel air markets and food source. a third store will be closing in the sacramento area. >>> fire crews go to extremes to pluck a bird from a tree. we'll explain what prompted this unusual rescue. >> and a beautiful saturday under way in the bay area as we look over san jose. lots to do tomorrow around here. we will have that and the f

we'll tell you how the thieves are operating and why this is still an open investigation. >>> cutting back even more. the tight water restrictions that go into effect today and how this could have a major impact on your landscaping. "mornings on 2" continues. >>> good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's monday, june 1st. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve has things to tell you this morning. >> well, light rain or drizzle. >> yeah. >> take your pick. >> yeah. >> there is a lot of it to go around. some of it cloudy. some not getting precip. sausalito and daly city has had .07 to .01. that's more than drizzle. a lot of it is well below the radar beam. cloudy skies and kathy, napa valley@chick, washing our bottlerockaway. very good. low clouds in place. drizzle is being helped along by this system here which is very impressive for june 1st. it's going to keep a lot of gray skies. when you get about .25 of this, that's more than drizzle. 50s on the temps. the lows are held up by the cloud cover. it's the high temps that will be below av

the thieves got in in the air events in the ceiling. within minutes they got their hands on a rifle. one got stuck trying to get back in the ceiling. after 20 minutes the video shows another man jumping in the store and filling a duffle bag with anything he could including old cell phones. once the job was done, the video shows the store being doused in gasoline and set on fire. the owner says he's heart broken. >> it's one thing to come in and steal and take stuff and another thing when you set up a building on fire. >> police have clear pictures of the thieves' faces and are hoping that leads to an arrest. the store owner plans to rebuild. >>> coming up on wusa 9news elation among european scientists after a deep space probe wakes up for a seven-month slumber. >> plus united in their anger. we'll tell you why passengers on a london bound plane >>> build in some extra time if your travels take you along the george washington parkway. crews are resurfacing the parkway on both north and southbound lanes. motorists can expect single lane

. >> the thieves were after key f on obs like this one. investigators say these men had a method when stealing cars. they used the key fobs to locate and steal the vehicles from the parking lots and got away with it for a while until they encountered a front desk employee. >> he walked by quickly saying he needed use the restroom. >> not long after a jim member walked in saying her car was stolen t staff reviewed the video and realized the same men that came in the gym were the same men that took the car. sgt. ken davis works for the auto task force. >> we are able to piece foeg a couple of on incidents that occurred wrmpt the similar method was used and vehicles were stolen out of other gyms in the southern part of san jose. >> investigators say the surveillance video was critical in making the the arrest. from it an officer was able to recognize the car thieves. the three suspects were identified. all said to be 24-year-old transients. >> we feel it's a safe environment. so it's kind of surprising that it was happening here at our gym. >