speculation began to swirl that tiffany hartley killed her husband for insurance money or even that tiffanying another man. >> people still have a hard time believing you. does that hurt you? >> some days. other days -- they don't have room to judge. i mean, they don't know me. they don't know my husband. they weren't there that day. so really they have no room to judge me. >> reporter: with television and newspaper attention still at viral levels, authorities in texas were trapped. they could dispatch all the boats and helicopters they wanted, but law enforcement in mexico was still in charge. and what happened next in mexico showed just how difficult getting any answers would be. >> one mexican detective did try to find out what happened to david hartley. but his head was severed from his body and his decapitated head was delivered to the mexican army here in a border town. his name, rolando viegas. his suspects, brothers who lived near the half submerged church in mexico, old guerrero. it's unclear if he went looking for them, but only a few days after he identified the brothers by name,

once again, following this breaking news at tiffany's. chopper overhead at the westfield center on market and fifth. >>> other news milpitas police are investigating a strange hit and run. the driver hit a gar want truck and kept on going. half a mile awake the car was found in flames. the crash happened near the intersection of jacqueline and milpitas boulevard. investigators found the car near the corner of coyote street and redwood avenue. michel roberts is live at the milpitas police department. michelle, police when they got there, they found a woman's bodier in the car. >> reporter: yeah at this point, police have not identified that woman, but they do say that she is in her late teams or early 20s. they believe that she was driving a cadillac when she sbhashed into a garbage truck. this happened in mel pete it is a about 3:30 this morning. no traffic cameras caught the incident, nor were there any witnesses, except for the truck driver. police haven't figured out who was at fault in the crash but the woman fled the scene. she drove

only tiffany's was affected. above all else, nobody was hurt. in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, stephanie. >>> 5:44, you'll want to pay special attention to our microclimate weather forecast. christina looking at the models. the calm before the storm, the rain coming down in sonoma you mentioned? >> just starting to see that. there's still time to get out there and clean out your storm drains. i can't tell you how many people were out there trying to clean their storm drains but it was too late, when we saw rainfall like this in december. we had a very dry january, and so because of all that dry earth out there, i think that the water is just going to run right down the hillsides in many parts of the bay area, also because it's been so dry we have a lot of debris getting kicked up by this wind. started up last night, it's still pretty intense out there. we're getting gusts to the tune of about 35 miles per hour, we'll trade those in for 55-mile-per-hour wind gusts headed throughout tonight. let me gi

three men robbed at tiffany's store is a very brazen robbery.ments tonight in the deadly officer involves shooting in oakland. these pictures from our partnership abc seven late this afternoon the emeryville police held a press conference with an update on the investigation >>reporter: at this point police have not identify either the victim or the suspect in this case but we are learning more this whole thing began at home people for the suspect was detained for allegedly shoplifting. the suspect got away from stores security by pulling a gun out. she entered into a storage facility on the outside of this storage facility they said she tried to hijack three vehicles and that is when police caught up with her at that storage facility. >>: our officers came out of the car confronted her gave verbal commands for her drop the weapon and at that point she ain't a weapon and one of our officers and they fired. she aimed the weapon that one of the officers. >>reporter: one of the officers had a body camera but it was not turned on. so they're in this

. >>> and charms, joke chokers and diamonds taken from tiffany's in san francisco. the search under way for the armed men who got away with it all. >>> good thursday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. change in the works for today. rain arrived for parts of the bay area. we'll show you the radar in combination with the heavy rain, we're expecting gusty wind and flooding and a little bit of a letup as we head throughout your all-important weekend. your full forecast is just moments away. >> we're certainly tracking those north bay roadways. new crash north of the golden gate bridge. we also have some backup and show you the latest coming up. >>> let's take a peek outside on this thursday morning. from san bruno mountain, we did the hiking for you. storm is coming. we've got full details on this thursday, february 5th. this is "today in the bay." >>> and a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. live look at the bay bridge things looking good right now. heavy rain is thankfully on its way.

tiffany wilson is live in sausalito to explain. tiffany?>> dan, she was a professional athlete -- rather she is a professional athlete so the bike is important to her. police believe began -- it began with a key less fab like the one i have and like you have at home. she worries if it happened to her it can happen to anyone. >> you can see the suspect casing this black on you de and then watch -- this black audi. like magic the doors unlike and he is able to walk away with a suitcase and a $15,000 custom bike. the owner was home the entire time. >> the way he went into the car and he got the bike out and just knew exactly what he was doing. >> that bike wasn't an expensive hobby. she is a professional try athlete. >> it is a violation of my livelihood. >> a neighbor saw the thief but assumed it was his car because the doors unlocked. >> it is believed he used an electronic device orie moat to open -- or remote to open the doors electronically. >> although this is the first high-tech car theft in sausalito, michael finney has been reporting

the highs at the tiffany's is not the first situation back in january there was another robbery.e front door this mass--they smashed the jury counters with hammers. >> reporter: take a stand with vaccinations for children. for the million-- measles. coming at--up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. xñ >> reporter: welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. not as bad as yesterday's a one- hour drive to 38 to down to 237. you keep yourself updated as hot spots when you're not watching kron 4 with your kron 4 mobile at. and it's a free download with apple or an android. >> reporter: keith jackson attended to cashed three checks. the new indictment says those checks were $11,000 in cash. an illegal weapons deal. as a federal building in san francisco. >> reporter: we're on to talk about law enforcement there will be meeting with police officers response to protests the shooting of michael brown and ferguson. >> reporter: future castro is wanted--is one to be rain. 7 >>erica: the timer now is 18 years and look at traffic. >>ge

tiffany wilson is live in sausalito to explain. tiffany? >> dan, she was a professional athlete -- rather she is a professional athlete so the bike is important to her. police believe began -- it began with a key less fab like the one i have and like you have at home. she worries if it happened to her it can happen to anyone. >> you can see the suspect casing this black on you de and then watch -- this black audi. like magic the doors unlike and he is able to walk away with a suitcase and a $15,000 custom bike. the owner was home the entire time. >> the way he went into the car and he got the bike out and just knew exactly what he was doing. >> that bike wasn't an expensive hobby. she is a professional try athlete. >> it is a violation of my livelihood. >> a neighbor saw the thief but assumed it was his car because the doors unlocked. >> it is believed he used an electronic device orie moat to open -- or remote to open the doors electronically. >> although this is the first high-tech car theft in sausalito, michael finney has been reporting

tiffany wilson is live in sausalito to explain. tiffany? >> dan, she was a professional athlete -- rather she is a professional athlete so the bike is important to her. police believe began -- it began with a key less fab like the one i have and like you have at home. she worries if it happened to her it can happen to anyone. >> you can see the suspect casing this black on you de and then watch -- this black audi. like magic the doors unlike and he is able to walk away with a suitcase and a $15,000 custom bike. the owner was home the entire time. >> the way he went into the car and he got the bike out and just knew exactly what he was doing. >> that bike wasn't an expensive hobby. she is a professional try athlete. >> it is a violation of my livelihood. >> a neighbor saw the thief but assumed it was his car because the doors unlocked. >> it is believed he used an electronic device orie moat to open -- or remote to open the doors electronically. >> although this is the first high-tech car theft in sausalito, michael finney has been reporting

tiffany? about those repair are necessary because cal train officials say the car was tossed 40 feet across the intersection and landed open the crossing gate right here behind me. >> sky 7 hd show the car frame crumb pel like a foil candy wrapper from the street the wreckage looked even worse. >> none of the front of the car was there it was all shattered. >> south bound express moving 79 miles per hour struck the car at 4:45 this afternoon. preliminary reports indicate the railroad gate crossing was working. >> we a not far from el camino o. right turns red a lot of traffic cars will back up all the way across the track up all the way across the track. what happened is one persontopped on the tracks. >>reporter: crew took out the 30-year-old female driver from the passenger side of the vehicle then rushed her to stanford hospital. she died short time later. >> lacked bad. >> child safety seat was in the back seat but unoccupied. about. >> about 400 passengers were on the train that made impa

abc 7 news reporter, tiffany wilson is live there with more. tiffany? >> reporter: i'm standing in front of the home where the woman says she was allegedly held. we have seen a lot of activity there today. people walking around, cars driving in and out. investigators say, at this point, they have made no arrest. they have interviewed the victim today. they are trying to get a better idea of who the persons of interest could be. again, this woman came forward on wednesday at the petaluma police department where she said that she had been kidnapped three weeks ago. she had injuries that matched the description of being sexually assaulted and beaten. then yesterday, the sonoma county sheriff's deputies along with their s.w.a.t. teams served a search warrant here. they said today that they found some evidence that co-ob rated her story that she was here, but they did not make any arrests. now, talking to neighbors in this area they tell me that they have seen a lot of activity going in and out. nothing that really raised their suspicions. for now they are v

tiffany? >> about those repair are necessary because cal train officials say the car was tossed 40 feet across the intersection and landed open the crossing gate right here behind me. >> sky 7 hd show the car frame crumb pel like a foil candy wrapper from the street the wreckage looked even worse. >> none of the front of the car was there it was all shattered. >> south bound express moving 79 miles per hour struck the car at 4:45 this afternoon. preliminary reports indicate the railroad gate crossing was working. >> we are not far from el camino o. right turns red a lot of traffic cars will back up all the way across the track up all the way across the track. what happened is one person stopped on the tracks. >>reporter: crew took out the 30-year-old female driver from the passenger side of the vehicle then rushed her to stanford hospital. she died short time later. >> lacked bad. >> child safety seat was in the back seat but unoccupied. about. >> about 400 passengers were on the train that ma

blanca --sucedi en la tienda "tiffany's" en la calle market..usto cuando estaba llena de clientes... esta noche oficiales andan tras la pista de los sospechosos... roll en vivo wipe take 2 boxes cesar --pasemos con sandra bermudez en vivo desde el centro comercial con la ultima informacion... sandra... take sandra live (sandra a cuadro) como de pelicula fue la escena que se vivio esta tarde en la joyeria tiffanys que se encuentra en este centro comercial de la calle market en san francisco. (vo) el reporte policiaco indica que a eso de las 3 de la tarde, 3 hombres armados entraron al establecimiento y le ordenaron a todos los clientes y empleados que se tiraran al suelo. luego obligaron a otro trabajador a que les abriera las vitrinas de la tienda y se robaron una cantidad no especificada de joyas. en cuestion de segundos huyeron del lugar. y como todo fue tan rapido no todos se dieron cuenta de lo que estaba ocurriendo.. (mos) (vo) de hecho muchos clientes se sorprendieron al enterararse del atraco y dijeron que no podian creer que en un sitio

abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson is live at woodside high school with the story. tiffany? >> reporter: well, alma that man's name julian edelman better remember it certainly know it here at woodside. when he was a player, his coach called him a heat-seeking missile, he always wanted to be a part of the biggest game and the biggest plays in those games. last night was certainly no exception. >> the kid makes the cash. >> reporter: sports memorabilia crowds steve's deck. julian edelman's presence everywhere his photo on the wall helmet on the shelf, highlights on tv. >> he was here and the rest of them were here, you can see there was a difference. >> reporter: he coached the former woodside standout in 2004. the team received high school championship rings after the season. last night, edelman won the real thing. >> knowing julian and how hard he works we knew about that good things were gonna come his way. >> reporter: but it almost didn't happen. the patriots were behind much of the game, until this moment. >> played day, caught, touchdown, julian edelman! >> reporter: cu

. >>> a search is under way for a masked man who held up a tiffany store in san francisco. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joins us live in san francisco. identifying a few of the robbers could prove tough. they were all wearing costumes and masks at the time. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you both sam and laura. it was around 3:00 in the afternoon westfield mall, it was crowded but three masked men ran out of the mission street side here, police say it will be pretty tough to identify them because they were well disguised. the target was the tiffany store inside the mall, where the shades were drawn and doors closed for the rest of the afternoon and night. police say the three armed men went into the store, told everyone to get on the ground before forcing one employee to open the jewelry cases. they grabbed a stash of diamonds and took off. one witness says each man wore a face mask like this one as well as a reflective work vest and blue jeans and a t-shirt to look like construction workers. police say there's undoubtedly some surveillance video of the robber

tiffany? >> about those repair are necessary because cal train officials say the car was tossed 40 feet across the intersection and landed open the crossing gate right here behind me. >> sky 7 hd show the car frame crumb pel like a foil candy wrapper from the street the wreckage looked even worse. >> none of the front of the car was there it was all shattered. >> south bound express moving 79 miles per hour struck the car at 4:45 this afternoon. preliminary reports indicate the railroad gate crossing was working. >> we are not far from el camino o. right turns red a lot of traffic cars will back up all the way across the track up all the way across the track. what happened is one person stopped on the tracks. >>reporter: crew took out the 30-year-old female driver from the passenger side of the vehicle then rushed her to stanford hospital. she died short time later. >> lacked bad. >> child safety seat was in the back seat but unoccupied. about. >> about 400 passengers were on the train that ma

four days a week tiffany woodland inserts a lifeline into her body. the 32-year-old has battled with polycystic kidney disease since birth. >> i've had a lot of hospitalizations because of my kidney. so it's been tough. >> every pain she has, i feel it and to see her now on this dialysis machine is really tearing me up. >> reporter: these three hour sessions could be ending. tiffany just found a perfect match for a new kidney, but she doesn't have $8,000 to cover the medical fees. she turned to gofundme with a plea. >> for them to see my story and want to donate no matter how much it is, it just made me so happy. >> reporter: it's hard to know exactly how many crowd funding sites are on the internet. kathy christoph with kiplinger's personal financial says if you have a cause or want, there is likely something to meet your need. >> it's surprising how often the community rises to the cause and sometimes even overfunds what you've asked for. >> reporter: christoph says most sites police themselves for fraud to insure those donated dollars minus a fee s

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson is live with today's development. tiffany? >> reporter: i'm told ramirez and his girlfriend had a routine every night when one of them would drive home. they would text the other to say they had made it home safely. on september 16th laura never got the text. she woke up and drove over to ramirez's house where she found this scene. ramirez's car running his body inside and police officers surrounding everything. it's taken two months, but today police are releasing joel ramirez's name along with offering a $25,000 reward for any information that could lead to the arrest of his killers. police say he lived behind a marijuana grow house that made around $200,000 a year. ramirez was not the intended target. officers worried someone else would be shot if they released his name earlier. today ramirez's girlfriend shared a little bit about the man she knew and loved. he graduated a few years ago and was studying administrative justice. he dreamed of becoming a police officer, specifically a homicide detective. >> these are exactly t

>> reporter: they are tiffany cole, now 33, emilia carr, now 30.e crimes, two separate lives, until they became neighbors on the notorious corridor. do you call it death row? >> no, we call it life row. it's life row. >> reporter: life row, why? >> because we're not dying. we're living. >> reporter: do you ever think, i might be executed? >> no. you can't have that mentality because that means you've accepted this. >> you've already died. you're already dead. >> reporter: two women, neither of whom had ever spent a night in jail before, living lives so familiar. tiffany played the flute in high school, cheerleading, girl scouts. emilia, book smart, says she modeled and was in the school marines. both say they were sexually abused as children and met the wrong guy. tiffany says barely knew her boyfriend. >> three weeks. >> reporter: three weeks, and had you ever been in trouble? >> mm-mm. >> reporter: it is hard to connect the face in these photos to the horrible crime, committed with her boyfriend and his friends. neighbors of her family, first rob

the search is on for robbers who order people to the ground and ran off with jewelry at a local tiffany's store. >>> after a series of devastating fires. deadly fire in the mission district now two san francisco supervise stores are calling for safety laws. >>> a pair of shootings left two young men dead. a 21-year-old man was shot and killed near glennwood streets about 1:40 p.m. yesterday. just after 10:30 they responded to their -- the names of the victims have not been released and no word on whether any suspecteds in either shooting. >>> san francisco police are hoping surveillance video will help them find three gunmen who rob add tiffany's jewelry store. police say the robbers wore masks and ordered everyone to get down on the store. one employee was forced to open several jewelry cases for the robbers. so far no word on how much jewelry was stolen but luckily no one was hurt. >>> two supervisors are calling for new safety laws. supervisors david campos and jane kim plan to introduce to streamline the inspection process to make sure large buildings are up to code. this comes after

the shades were drawn and doors closed for the rest of the day at the tiffany's store inside the mall. san francisco police say the three armed and masked men went into the store, demanded everyone get on the ground before they forced one employee to open jewelry cases. then police say they grabbed a stash of diamonds and undisclosed amount and took off. we spoke with one man who said his daughter was working in that tiffany's store when those guns came out. >> i just am relieved she's okay. she told me she's okay. on a text i got from her. >> one witness said each man wore to cover his face. that mask along with reflective work fests as well as blue jeans and a t-shirt to look like construction workers. police say there is undoubtedly surveillance video of the masked robbers but they're not sure if it will be clear enough to identify the three men. westfield management did release a statement saying the mall was never locked down at any point, that it was only the tiffany's store that was affected and most importantly, nobody was hurt. in san francisco, stephanie chuang nbc bay area

tiffany is a favorite of amy adams, reese witherspoon. ann hathaway.any's linda buckley says it's all about statement pieces. >> up until now, it's been a bold cuff on the wrist or a big earring. so we're kind of thinking it might be a surprise for oscars this year. and we'll see a lot of big necklaces. >> and i am decked out, i think, paula is as well, with some tiffany's. i have some stuff for tonight as well. but today, we thought -- >> earrings and bracelets. >> there's never too many diamonds. >> we're dripping in diamonds. >> in real diamonds. my ears have never seen anything real before. >> how much are we wearing? $50,000? >> a lot. >> this is what dan gave us for the holidays, right? we're right back from l.a. tomorrow is possibility. and the power to unlock it resides in a box behold the biscuit. nutrients packed in a dense bundle of farm-grown grain and capped with pure deliciousness. fiber-dense fuel. morning reward. tomorrow, you can have it all. ♪sun'll come out, tomorrow♪ ready yourself with kellogg's frosted mini-wheats. see you at brea

>>james: developing news this morning san francisco police looking for three men who robbed a tiffany store mic olsen is live at the west view mall in san francisco more on exactly what happened. >>reporter: this was a very brazen robbery in broad daylight and side of a very busy mall the tiffany stores directly behind me just inside the stores this on the main interest is on market street they say mid yes the afternoon three hombres some insider the tiffany store and ordered everyone to get down on the ground to have one of the employes of the of jury cases they did flee to the booming there's and out on the mission street they said they did away with jewelry but it's unclear exactly how much witnesses also report the robbery fossil have a shot workers would the seven of the bill will help identify the three men employees say if all this went very fast and this morning we are witnessing of the seventh is the place opened they have identified the three people who they're looking for possibly the conflict on the description was to get a bit will pass along this morning. >>james: the ti

in san francisco tiffany wilson abc7 news. >>> if you want to share weather pictures with us or create weather postcards to send to friends, check out our abc7 app. it's free from apple store or google play. >>> president obama in palm springs spending valentine's weekend away from the first lady and his daughters. he boarded air force one and took off from sfo after 10:00 this morning. the purpose for the president's three-day visit to the bay area to raise money for the democratic party and speak at a cyber security conference at stanford. >> it was a little inconvenient to get out of the hotel but just happy to see him here. >> i think it was all really fun. it's exciting. it was the president of the united states and it was well worth it. >> it's great to have him in town. although the traffic is tough, it's great to have him. >> the president pulled a surprise visit last night to percitio heights. that stop was not on his official. >>> the deadline for the affordable care act is midnight on sunday. in california, free and low-cost coverage come through the state-run medical. if yo

[ applause ] >> reporter: brack to mohammed and tiffany. >> i now pronounce you legally married. you may kiss your bride. >> reporter: that kiss followed by a family hug. sealed with the signature of their sweet witness. >> here you are. congratulations. >> the d.c. superior court's marriage bureau processed more than 7,500 marriage license applications in 2013. now, this is the first time that they've ever opened the court for saturday weddings. i'm david culver news 4. >> thanks david. >>> february is also black history month, and today an historical marker put up to honor african-american civil war heroes. the burke volunteer fire and rescue department unveiled the marker this morning. during the civil war african-american wood choppers cut down thousands of achers in birk to provide much-needed timber to the union's army and engineers. >>> anyone stepping outside tonight is definitely going to have to bundle up. >> so the winds are moving in. dangerously cold air. that's going to move in around midnight. what we're focused on right now is the snow showers. heading out foent,

tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> and a tragic discovery.lice found the body of a 20-day old baby missing since monday. justice reese was found near knight's landing in yolo county. crews were searching for him when he and his mother were reported missing. abc news spoke with the boy's grandfather today. >> he was here for three weeks, less than three weeks and he never had a chance. >> it is not real for me. i can't imagine. the house is full of baby clothes. >> yolo county sheriffs will look into all possibilities including the claim made by the mother that both she and her son were abducted. so far no arrests have been made. >> tonight a family in northern california is praying for their relatives believed to be captured by isis fighters. she says her brother-in-law was among dozens of christians recently ripped by their homes by isis. he left modesto two years ago to bring his son and his son's family back to the u.s. >> he comes here and visits his family, but he went back to visit her son. you know what happened over there. he does pre

ma'am you have 3 minutes as well. >> hi i'm tiffany i thought there were rules on submittal of exhibits i did not get to review their exhibit i couldn't read it not guilty in the plumber is reputable the plumb i had come out is licensed and with a great reputation when the shower doors on and the toilet in the space that was in there was not enough clearance that's that. >> i don't understand how? why? they're asking for an appeal board unanimously voted to keep the permit in its current it uphold the permit i don't understand why we're here and if dbi or the board of appeals has the ability to grandfather the bathroom in i'll put a fixture toilet and sink back in there whether or not we have an additional one plump swais says one thing and another plump another thing i know there's a pipe i feel like when you on the walls there's a huge issue with unforeseen unpermitted and illegal issues if i was to legalize the bathroom it will cost me on amount of money i don't have that in my budget that's the bottom line i did not take the bathroom out to disrupt their lives they made a complaint

decided on january 28th at that time the board vote do to uphold the permit the permit holder is tiffany and the project is comply with the condition legalized bathroom we'll start with the requesters. >> good evening, commissioners so before i start, i have two exhibits i'm going to be oh, sorry i'm courtney brown a law student and we represent the tenants so before i start with the argument i have two exhibits that i'm going to be discussing and i have actual copies in the board would like them. >> can you tell us. >> one is a one page memo from a mrmger who inspected the property and one is the bathroom being discussed that was taken by the plumber. >> is the permit holder seen either one of those of you want to use the pictures during your presentation that's fine but not certain i want the other without the permit holder. >> i'll put them up on the screen. >> so tonight we're requesting a rehearing because new facts become available during the appeal specifically during the appeal hearing on january 28th percent the permit holder in her rebuttal said she'll be willing to restore the

>> tiffany says her sister is on vacation in las vegas. directs her attention to the used condoms recovered from the bathroom she expresses surprise and says she has no idea how they got there. massage. they are not allowed to do anything else. >> surprised. who brought that in? >> i don't know. >> but you are the boss. you are the one running the place. you are responsible for what goes on here. >> tiffany insists that she and her sister run a tight ship, and all the women are routinely reminded of the rules. first and foremost, no sex with the customers. >> okay. well, obviously somebody's not following the rules, and there's evidence of somebody having sex in her establishment. her sister's establishment while she is running this establishment. >> i don't know. i never saw it before. if i find out i will fire this person. >> tiffany's interview illustrates the classic defense strategy of brothels that masquerade as massage pillars. number one, always plead ignorance. and if the evidence of sex is undeniable, simply accuse the workers of

tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> and a tragic discovery. police found the body of a 20-day old baby missing since monday. justice reese was found near knight's landing in yolo county. crews were searching for him when he and his mother were reported missing. abc news spoke with the boy's grandfather today. >> he was here for three weeks, less than three weeks and he never had a chance. >> it is not real for me. i can't imagine. the house is full of baby clothes. >> yolo county sheriffs will look into all possibilities including the claim made by the mother that both she and her son were abducted. so far no arrests have been made. >> tonight a family in northern california is praying for their relatives believed to be captured by isis fighters. she says her brother-in-law was among dozens of christians recently ripped by their homes by isis. he left modesto two years ago to bring his son and his son's family back to the u.s. >> he comes here and visits his family, but he went back to visit her son. you know what happened over there. he does

i'm perplexed tiffanies hasn't done well but how the year goes on and people migrate to tiffanies. >> to jim's point it does come down to what are you selling? it's specific. some of the names obviously you go in and out of favor. atmospheric apparel is where everybody seems to be migrating too more and more. because of that look at foot locker today, jumps, doing buybacks, billion dollar buyback. we're talking about companies we've talked about for a long time. they are killing it. that goes to the nike, under armours, look at the lululemons, the athletic apparel is in. that will fade and be the next. but it's about fashion. >> you have valuation issues to deal with when you talk about under armor, things like that, keeping that story from getting even better? it's simple valuation on the stock. >> valuation. but they have growth. when you look at what steph curry was able to do and all of a sudden under armour gets in front of everybody in the nba that's going to be huge for their shoe business which is a growing area for kevin. >> let me give you one thought. broaden it to consumer

tiffany was closed. we talked to a man whose daughter worked there. >> i am just

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. >> new at 5:00 first the tiffany store at west field san francisco center. now another jewelry store. this time near union square. three armed men walked into the store on sutter street last friday afternoon. police say they ordered all of the employees to get on the ground and then they emptied the safes and display cases. witnesses say the trio then jumped into a light colored suv. and took off. now just a day earlier, you might recall three armed men stormed the tiffany store on market street. they too had all of the employees hit the ground as they grabbed the jewels. sfpd says as of this point they don't have any indication that the two cases are connected. >> rattled nerves in the east bay tonight after a brutal attack in broad daylight. domino's pizza deliver woman robbed kidnapped, then sexually assaulted at gunpoint in antioch. tonight a team suspect is in custody. jodi hernandez joins us live in antioch with new details on investigations. joezy. >> janelle, antioch police say they have never seen a daylight brazen crime quite like this one. tonight

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson has more. >> they want parnlt parents to know if a case of measlesfound, your student stays home 21 days. >> a lightning rod issue. >> i don't think we should mandate vaccinations ever. >> criminal negligence when they don't vaccinate their kids. >> reporter: yesterday many of them received this robo call. >> if you do not have proof of immunizations on file and there is a case of measles at your child's school, your child will have to stay home from school up to throe weeks. >> reporter: to be clear no reported cases in san francisco county. this is a pre-emptive policy they home they don't have to enforce. >> we are trying to make sure parents really understand what the repercussions would be if there were a case of measles at their child's school. >> that would be extremely hard to deal with 21 days, staying home. >> reporter: district spokeswoman says a copy of this letter urging parents to vaccinate their children will be sent out. if health care access is the hurdle the department of public health donated measles vaccinations. >> we'll be offer

>> reporter: the latest, three men on wednesday entered the tiffany store. ordered everyone to the ground and forced an employee to open a display case. they fled with julie. >> -- jewelry. >> we are very concerned. >> reporter: police say this and other robberies around the city do not appear to be connected. in november thieves smashed a vehicle into this store. thousands of dollars worth of purses were stolen from this shore. in january burglars used a truck to break into a store. a week later gold nuggets were stolen from the wells fargo museum. >> studies are showing increases in anger in society. and i think we are seeing some of that in these shocking crimes. >> reporter: she says high end retailers are in a difficult position because visible security turns shoppers off. >> they can't rely on the one percenters so they are trying to create an atmosphere that is welcoming to a variety of people. >> that was david stevenson reporting. union square business owners are testing out 22 high definition cameras linked together around the neighborhood so bette

tiffany, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. i was just told a couple minutes ago that the president was en route to his car. i will step out of the shot in case the motorcade starts in the next couple of seconds. the president, of course, is heading to san francisco international airport. he is going to travel to palm springs where he plans to spend the night. he hases no public event scheduled unlike his time here. now yesterday the president spent most of had his day in the south bay for a cyber security conference. he returned to san francisco for a fund-raising dinner in russian hill and made a surprise visit to a restaurant spruce. air force one's wheels up time was moved up an hour and a half earlier than originally scheduled. tourists and locals have a split reaction to his departure. >> hope i get to see him. never know what the future holds. >> reporter: what do you think they moved up his flight time so he's now leaving at 8:30 as opposed to 11:00 a.m.? >> actually that works out for me because i'm taking my sister we

. >>> gunmen storm a tiffany's jewelry store in the mid of the afternoon. we are talking to the police investigating this brazen robbery. >> stick and starving. an alarming number of sea lion pups washing up on bay area beaches t. clues scientists are now examining about what may be the cause. >> we are tracking rain around here. certainly for the next 24 hours. but between now and then, we are pretty dry. ly tell you about the fog that could inhibit your morning commute. >> and a check on your drive home. this is i-80 in berkeley. as you can see, traffic is heavy on what is usually a busy stretch of highway this time of night. >> and let's go to the south bay now. a slow commute as well on i-280 in san jose. not far from the airport. those headlights you see there are headed south. and it is slow going tonight. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. find the tempur-pedic that's right for you and see why they're the most highly rec

tive tiffany is closed while investigators collect evidence. >>> residents in south bay neighborhood are taking action after a troubling crime spree. more than 200 burglaries in the past three months. it's happening in south san jose. that's where chris is live for us tonight. >> reporter: it goes to show you that crime can happen anywhere. even if you live in what's kored to be a nice part of town. now these residents are taking matter into their own hands, saying they've had enough. at first glance. a quiet, peaceful neighborhood in the valley. however -- >> it's a completely different feeling now than it has been the last 20 plus years. >> kim's dad and her husband charles can't believe what has happened. >> obviously it's not safe anymore. >> the residents have been hit with more than 200 burglaries over the past three months. in fact crimes in this part of town have more than doubled compared to the same time period last year. >> a lot of these cases are solved with a clabtive effort. >> officer morales says a detective has been working to follow up on leads. it's hard to pinpoi

tiffany was closed. we talked to a man whose daughter worked there. >> i am just thrilled my daughter is okay. and the store is okay. that is all she has given me all day, i can't tell you anymore. everybody is okay everybody is okay. >> what is your name -- >> reporter: and that is really all that that man cared about. the bottom line is everybody is safe. nobody was injured but these three men were armed when they came in at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. and right now san francisco police are investigating inside if the kneethe tiffanys. they don't have a suspect description but certainly you would think there would be video inside tiffanys. live, terry mcsweeney nbc bay area news. >>> all right, terry, thank you. >>> and a measles outbreak now the legislation, the rights of parents may be taken away. senators barbara boxer and dianne feinstein asked california leaders to reconsider the personal relief exemption. more from santa clara county public health department. marianne how would this impact parents?

with tiffany mitch in. goes on a run to take control in the first half. lewis for 3. then stewart looking good down low with a post move. all huskies 87 to 62. nhl stadium series coming to levi stadium in less than two week when the shark host the kings. ice truck arrived. but the good hum or man showing up. they trans form the field into a rink. ice on a platform. account for the crown in the field that's what the end result look like. last year dodger stadium rink ready for hockey february 21. sand yeah. rain or shine. >> we are 82 84 degrees last year. and we just took into consideration things we did last year and we don't know the what is thrown at here and mother nature always wins. always does. we try to find a way to maneuver around her that's all. >> gets caught. >> indoor in the tank and hooking penalty. result is raymond with the goal. 1 nothing calgary. 3.1 seconds le and off the face off. the score. and shark are down 2-1. burns with the 12th of the season. to the third period. calgary another power play. andrew can't clear. the result bang bang bang. rig

. >> kpix 5's ryan takeo is at the westfield san francisco center where this time, tiffany's was thetarget. ryan? >> reporter: ken, talk about bold. we're talking about middle of the day and in the middle of a busy mall. past this bloomingdale's department store inside the middle of the mall we're talking about the tiffany that was hit at about 3:00 this afternoon at the busy westfield mall. we're talking about market between fourth and fifth. robbers made their intentions clear. three armed robbers ordered everyone in the store down to the ground employees, customers, normally there's also a security guard on hand. they forced a worker to open the jewelry cases and then the three robbers got away. nearby workers from other stores say they didn't see a getaway. they didn't city three people running away. so that led them to believe that the three robbers ran out the back and then there is an exit out the back that lead people down to mission and that way, those three robbers could blend in with the crowd. right now, sfpd investigators aren't saying much. it's the start of a long inve

tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> and a tragic discovery. police found the body of a 20-day old baby missing since monday. justice reese was found near knight's landing in yolo county. crews were searching for him when he and his mother were reported missing. abc news spoke with the boy's grandfather today. >> he was here for three weeks, less than three weeks and he never had a chance. >> it is not real for me. i can't imagine. the house is full of baby clothes. >> yolo county sheriffs will look into all possibilities including the claim made by the mother that both she and her son were abducted. so far no arrests have been made. >> tonight a family in northern california is praying for their relatives believed to be captured by isis fighters. she says her brother-in-law was among dozens of christians recently ripped by their homes by isis. he left modesto two years ago to bring his son and his son's family back to the u.s. >> he comes here and visits his family, but he went back to visit her son. you know what happened over there. he does

his daughter tiffany says that he did not testify.did not have to die. >> we need policies to change at the jails. we are hoping that people are qualified to do the intake spirit--hoping that that officers be trained as well. and act accordingly. >> reporter: this was never about money and it would give it all back to have their father that and lots. --combat--back in their lives. >> pam: p-g&e wants to build a network of twenty- five - thousand electric vehicle charging stations. >> pam: the utility filed an application with the california public utilities commission on monday. to build the stations across the state over a five- year period. >> pam: if approved, the plan will cost 645 million dollars and will be the largest deployment of electric vehicle stations in the united states. >> pam: residential p-g&e customers could see a hike of about 70- cents on their bills. starting in 2018. since they are expected to foot the bill. >> pam: apple is the first ever 700- billion dollar u-s company. >> pam: shares closed today at just over

tiffany wilson posted this vine video of hyde street barricaded about two hours ago. more cable car kaz up the street this afternoon. the president will be attending a dnc fund-raiser. >> in oakland police shot a man armed with a knife today. witnesses flagged down officers to ask for help. news reporter laura anthony tweets one of the officers involved is in training. laura will join us live with new details at 5:00. in san francisco is four police officers have been cleared of charges for the death of alejandro alex nieto. the d.a. fired 59 shots at him at vernal heights park in march of last year. news reporter vic lee is live in san francisco with newly revealed details of the investigation. vick? >> well, this is the d.a.'s letter with all of his findings to police chief greg sur. the district attorney also sent his full investigation to the u.s. attorney's office for its review, and that, of course, is to prove to the public that this report is fair and accurate. but there are those who do question its accuracy. >> alex nieto was shot and killed last march. offi

but still, san francisco police say three armed suspects were able to get away stealing pricy tiffany jewelry. we talked to employees at the mall here at the time. they say it happened so quickly they didn't see the suspects go in or out of the store. police say the suspects told everyone in the store to get down and forced an employee to open jewelry cases. one of those employees inside was this man's daughter. >> i just got one text. it said, we have been robbed. if you hear anything, i'm okay. >> reporter: he came to check on her, but the doors were shut as investigators did their work. good news, his daughter as well as everyone inside at the time were not hurt. in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> and this was not the only recent high-end retail heist in the bay area. november burglars busted through the chanel boutique in union square. they made off with a quarter million dollars in handbags. >>> developing news. health insurance giant anthem says it's the latest victim of a sophisticated cyber attack. the company says hackers broke into a database that contained personal