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we tried the police. we tried, you know, getting advice from attorneys even. and that didn't work.veryone we talked to was just baffled. so we just felt that if we just stay out of her way, it would go away, and it didn't. >> angie insists to her neighbor that it's not her trash, maybe it's the yard worker's. after all, angie loves her home and is obsessed with keeping it clean and tidy. >> have you looked at how clean we live? >> people who know me know that they would probably joke and say i have a touch of ocd, i don't want to live in a pigsty, i like things to look pretty. and when you have such a nice neighborhood, the last thing i would want to do is make it look worse. i want to beautify it. >> i'm sorry that you think it was us. we wouldn't do that to you. >> we contacted angie's neighbor, a 62-year-old mother of three, to get her side of the story. and she told us that she was angry that day because she believed angie and her family had been littering up her yard for months and she'd just had enough. she also asked us to blur her image for this story. >> i was told by the

he tried to kill me. he tried to take me away from my family, from my friends. he tried to take my life. >> i've done this job for 18 years. i'm never surprised. i often wonder why sometimes people don't fight. part of me said, you know, way to go. with your efforts, i'm glad you're not dead. i'm glad you're able to survive, but way to go because this case is going to be solved. >> despite the camera and the dna she gets, two months go by and still, no arrests are made. in the meantime, tamarine has to return to work. >> my first night there, i was terrified and i was nervous because he was still out there and i had that feeling that he was watching me. but you've got to go on. i just turned around, went back inside and just kept working. i've got four kids, a grand baby. i've got bills. i have to work. and at my age, it's getting harder and harder to find a job. >> finally a break in the case comes from an unlikely source. >> while i was called at home that following monday by a detective that works for us and he said, he got a call from our city jail where an

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>> i tried. i tried very hard. and many times, but i couldn't get to him like i told you earlier.d him like howard hughes. >> i find that a fascinating analogy. i studied his life. by the end he was completely protected. it seemed like that was his life too. >> yeah. but that is the way it was. it was hard to get to him. and maybe you know, his mother could get to him better than me. kathrine is a very good woman and i love her much and still do. and right now, they are trying to get my wife to divorce me. >> really? >> yes, but that will never happen. the people that surround them. >> when you say, >> people that surrounded them, and my wife, people involved with her. >> are these family members or -- >> some are and some are not. none of my kids, no. they are not like that. it's other people that's around. >> and they are trying to get you divorced so they can get their hands on michael's money? what is it? >> well, they've got motives, you know. if they get michael's mother away from me or me away from their mother, right now i'm in the way. i'm the strong one. but the point is

in which the public tries to cheat the government and the government tries to rob the public. >> at a time when the bankers wouldn't lend him any money. davies stepped and gave old wr a million dollars interest free loan it was a true mark of the woman who would share so much of her life with hurst. she was his mistress but also her best friend. she was able to get her hands on $1 million in the depression. far beyond william hurst. the war that hurst opposed would rescue the empire. when the japanese attacked pearl harbor december 7, 1941 the united states was at war and the country was clambering for the news that hurst was willing and able to provide. after decades of anti japanese propaganda, the world validated japanese pleas. so hurst and davies packed up and left the castle and moved to the safety of wintoon. his 67,000-acre timber ridge estate in northern california. he would spend most of the war years there. but for the aging giant time was finally running out. >> follow second look on facebook and twitter. dñañy >>> in his 70s, hayes survived and was stronger than ever. but

when a pilot tried to land, he crashed.nded on the street below killing the mother. this is new video just after the crash. you can see the flames from the crash on it the road. people on the street just in shock. witnesses describe the crash as sounding like a bomb. we just heard an explosion, it sounded like a plane flying over. we heard and explosion. >> two people are dead. 13 are injured. many have yet to be identified. but the bbc says the pilot has been identified as pete barnes, an experienced pilot, who piloted movie flights. movie reports say he crashed into a crane that was atop a 50- story luxury residential complex south of the river timms during rush hour. the location ten blocks away from the very busy waterloo rail station. he was the only one on board. he reportedly wanted to divert to heathrow. he didn't make it, crashing into the crane and onto the street below. the other person killed was in close proximity to the website. the helicopter also fell on some of cars. >> the helicopter came down on the side

and he tries.s kicking him off. >> little legs aren't fast enough to keep it going. >> yea, victory. >> for a few seconds. >> but it's a little victory for this guy. these pit bulls belong to anthony sanchez. he has a rescue called peace, love, and pit bulls. he places them in homes. you think this is cute, look at this. this guy is a 10 day old piggy. he was born with a congenital defect, which means he capital use his hind legs. his keepers came up with an idea to give him a wheelchair made up of toy parts. >> the only thing is, i think the wheels need to be heavier so he doesn't consistently pop wheelies. >> he's adorable. his name is crispy bacon. >> hopefully that's his name and not what he turns into. >> i don't think he'll end up as bacon because he is a family pet. i think he's going to live a long, healthy life. >> this is a bad day for anyone. guy filming on the streets of dublin ireland and notices this beamer got the clamp on the wheel. >> your car can't go anywhere. the guy started fil

he tried to pry a young boy gaunt young -- grow out of the mother's--this suspect tried to pry the child out of the mother's arms. police went door to door looking for anybody that would know anybody. she describes what happens. >> one thing led to another and when the yield down he grabbed my daughter by the ankles. and i kind of picked her up she fell back on meat and who were talking at each other she fell back on me- and a eventually, her duties fell off and that is when the struggle ended. her boots fell off. and i've picked up both of my children and ran inside and called police. >> it is not clear if the suspect was targeting or if this was random >> let us show you exactly where this happened. this was an east san jose east of salt white road. let me show you this fazan dayo dayo road. grant lodes, kron 4 and a funeral services were held in tonight for the second of them killed on that new year's mission district of killinggoing through the pain . 26-year-old francisco gutierrez was walking to a san francisco liquor store when he was struck and killed by a car. his mother speakin

and germany's ruling party tries to hold onto power in a key regional election. >> do i have remorse? absolutely. >> lance armstrong apologizes, but can he rebuilt his tarnished reputation? >>> the algerian hostage crisis is over. special forces stormed the remote gas plant, killing 11 gunmen after they took the lives of 74 hostages. -- took the lives of 7 4 hostages. dozens of people are still unaccounted for. at 29 gunmen said to have links with al qaeda are thought to have been killed. >> the first photo to emerge out of what happened shows hostages kneeling captive in the desert. in other pictures broadcast by algerian tv, they are shown group against a wall. we don't know how many of these people survived what was to come. army helicopter swooped over the complex as they were cornered by algerian special forces. the hopes of a clinical rescue operation and release of hostages have been dashed, state media reporting that seven hostages and 11 militants were killed in the final assault. workers from britain, the u.s., japan, and norway are still among those unaccounted for. in norw

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typical pattern through the tri-vall tri-valley. as we look at the san mateo bridge, a smooth drive. the live camera shows you westbound commute not really looking any different than your typical day but we may see a few more cars just a few as folks do try to avoid the bay bridge. the backup is there. the incident has cleared. a look at the peninsula where some of these folks from 92 end up south through palo alto approaching willow to the north or university to the south and nice easy drive for both 101 and 280 between the city and south bay. south bay checking here. northbound commute routes are looking normal with burst over here. 101 at 680. 280 shows blips from 280 and up into cupertino. i'll continue to track that for you. a special shout-out to 237. a tough day yesterday because of a series of crashes. clear morning so far. i hope i don't jinx it. i'll knock on wood behind the magic map. we'll also look at the commute from fremont into the area in the next report. it's looking good. back to you. >> i'm glad it didn't fall do

so we tried to see if anyone was hurt. >> 13 people injured.again one is also critically injured as well. there is nobody inside the crane operating it from what we hear. we're hearing the person that would normally be in there was running late for work. officials say also the focus will remain on that crane to make sure that parts of it doesn't fall into the street. the accident does not apeer to -- appear to be terrorism related. >>> back here in the bay area work begins on a major makeover for san francisco great highway. we want to take you out there live this morning thanks to our photographer the big road repaving project will create a smoother road for the entire highway next to the pacific ocean. the road work also improve pedestrian access to ocean beach and agile cant prop nod. >>> time now 6:37. got to get you to where you need to go. sal, you're watching everything but starting in the east bay. >> that is right. people trying to get to the east bay. may be effected by a couple crashes. one the major one near grant line road. also mo

years ago we tried to keep a secret and out the secret is out. for it since the last invitational. way back in 2010. >> i want to see the big waves and i want to see how they handle them. >> my son and i have been in the water a bit and we're just excited by this. >> the and it's a snow cofounders says that he is expecting a great turnout. >> i think we'll see anywhere from 10 to 15,000. the weather will be absolutely gorgeous sell if you want to go to the beat as hold next week is when to be beautiful weather. >> a man and australia ordered a foot long subway sam which ended did not measure up. maps corby measured his sandwich with a tape measure and claimed on subways facebook page that it was enhanced short. there are more than 100,000 light on his post. a spokesperson for a subway responded saying that his and which was an isolated case where the bread was not prepared properly. this comes after an outburst or by is a public customer and orlando look at san after being told there was no catch up for his sandwich. i don't know they do that. i

president obama has tried to make sure the diversity is a hallmark of his administration. you are making decisions that the public agrees with. i hope he continues to look for the most qualified people in america, whatever their gender, their ethnicity, simply because, if he gets the best, and he looks out for that diversity, we are going to have a talented group of people serving. i think the people that he has so far named to fill some of these posts that have been vacated are extremely talented. chuck hagel, as far as i know, is not minority or female, but he is extremely qualified. a vietnam vet, a warrior, a patriot, someone who is no nonsense. i think he is a proven leader and do a great job. you don't have to be a minority or a female to be able to serve in the cabinet and do well. i think everyone should have an opportunity. i think the president is going to make sure he gets talented folks from every walk of life. >> to follow-up on that, there has been a lot of criticism about hegel's nomination -- hagel's nomination. do you think they should go ahead and back hi

. >> guest: it is easy to take the pot shot but it tries to place a premium on its ability. we don't want to offend our make them feel uncomfortable but when that is connected to an aversion to of any discussion at all but when you don't talk about race in the network is not divers here have a limited sense you get those from television or magazines for you don't have real relationship -- relationships. to put this into a position you don't have an investment. so that means you will try to find a way to pursue a. but political correctness means it is dangerous to have the lack of engagement but with a commitment of civility to talk seriously about those issues that concern us. we need to find a way we should not say the things we need that those that we imagine will not offend. the political correctness still does not stop the oppression from race. one thing is an example of the idea, it is powerful with the political moment of the lead up last year. what people talk about there is something going on americans to be the first black president almost and aesthetical to partici

they tried to make it a tropical beach theme. they had a bunch of sand. like you could not go to the beach 40 feet away. >> it did burn down. it seems like it would have been a wonderful resource for the city to purchase it and rebuild it -- >> you could never afford the money to rebuild it. >> there were efforts to try to keep it. someone tried to sell it to the city in the 1950's. they kept it going with the ice skating rink. it closed and it looked bad. people thought we should buy it and keep it. other people wanted to put condos in there. a serious fire started and the whole place burn down. they still talk about it as a mysterious fire. it could have been an insurance thing. >> hello, gladys. was glad to hear from you and not going to return. will write in a few days. >> that is a bath and the house behind. >> you can see the chimney heating that area. >> a pool opened in the 1920's. they talked about how they were going to keep it, but they never did. -- to heat it, but they never did. >> this is a publicity shot. this was the world's largest publi

they tried to steal the entire atm. at the drive-thru of the bank of america on east ridgeville boulevard in mt. airie. bang workers discovered the atm ripped apart. no equipment was stolen. investigators will not say whether any cash was taken from inside the a at which time m. nobody's been arrested. >>> playoff buzz building. skins fans have a new way to show off the team pride. the team's playoff gear hit store shelves today, i guess it was. this was the scene at the hall of fame store at fedex field. it did not take long for that merchandise to go from the rack to the register. >> i'm just -- >> what do you think of the shirts? >> i love them. >> they're pretty good. they're great. >>> deal is, though, not everybody is happy. apparently it's difficult to find redskins gear in xxl sizes. you've got to wonder about that. there's a lot of really big people who are football fans. >> maybe that's why there's not much left. >> they got it already. >> bought it all up. yeah. >>> dan was cool, though, he only needs a regul

i tried to find out. we had disagreements. i did not think it was a bad thing to voice different views. i was surprised. we did not have a very productive conversation. we got through it still. we did what we needed to do. i always tried to participate. i always came to the table. we tampered the bailouts. a lot of the policy choices that were made were not once i would make if i were running things. >> a long paragraph. i want to put it on the screen so people can follow it. what would all this say about our financial system and our regulators? -- >> the specific reference was to the trading operations. it was a big cultural problem in the trading operations. i think they are all about, you should not categorize everybody, but there is too much focus on profits and profit at any cost. people to take advantage of as opposed to people to serve. trying to rethink the culture of the trading operations. the role is to have a pet dissipation on institutions and bank holding companies so you have access to the discount window. that

we tried to resist them. even my friend kept shouting for help and fought with them, trying to save me. she tried to dial the police number, but they had smashed her mobile. they threw us out of the bus, and even tried to run as over. >> and he said the attack lasted 2.5 hours. five men have been charged. authorities are holding a sixth man, believed to be a juvenile. >> they tried to run as over. we did not have our clothes on. we kept asking for help. it would slow down, look at our naked bodies, and drive away. nobody came to help us. it took over 25 minutes before someone stopped. finally, someone turned up, made a few phone calls. a couple of police vehicles arrived at the scene. but they wasted time debating which police station had jurisdiction. >> the case has caused anger and protests across india. in response, the government has set up a fast track court to deal with assaults against women. the description of this attack will no-doubt and put additional pressure on the government. charles stratford,

when i tried to scream, he covered by mouth. after a while, i became unconscious. >> the initial response from the government was to give her compensation, even though she was robbed of more than 2500. the protestors are now demanding justice. >> results of rape and by the twos to be buried in newspapers. -- and violence are buried in newspapers. >> officials have to investigate whether there are allegations of such violence. women have to come forward with the information. [inaudible] >> politicians have been forced to acknowledge the problem, protesters do not trust the vague promises. they say they will stay here until justice is done. they hope to use the anchor to ensure rapists are punished. -- anger to be sure rapists are punished. >> he says he is making concessions by offering to release more than 700 female prisoners. he says his patience is running thin. >> hundreds of thousands of people have been protesting for almost two weeks. they say the government discriminates against them. now the prime minister is threatenin

." >>> police are on the hunt for a man who tried to kidnap a toddler. at around 5:30 tonight, a mother noticed a stranger walk up to her kids. when she picked up her daughter, the man grabbed the gurl's legs and try -- girl's legs and tried to pull her away. the mother was able to get in her home and call police. the man she described as smelling like auto oil ran off. >>> he's been credited with turning around police departments in two of the nation's biggest cities. buff tonight oakland's -- but tonight, oakland's plan to hire him is meeting some resistance. >> reporter: protestors jam oakland city council chambers, irate over this man's words. >> for any city to say they don't do stop and frisk, they don't know what the hell they're talking about. >> reporter: he is the former police #k450e6 of los angeles and -- chief of los angeles and new york, he may be the most voek opponent of stop and frisk. >> any police department in america that tries to function without some form of stop and frisk or whatever terminology they use is doomed to failure. >> r

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last year i tried a different thing, to apply location, and it did not work at all. we are going back to the way that we did it at all. i am notorious, and bought it -- and will try not to swear up here. obviously, we will be asking you again about your job and what you do daily. i will be asking you to go on to a breakout room. but we want to focus on is what audrey mentioned earlier, the creative content, the experience. we did not call this a safety summit for a reason. we are now moving on. well, patrons' safety is super important. we will be talking about that in the breakout session for security. in that break out section we will hopefully have -- hello. talking about guard cards, we are running around the city telling people they need one and we want you all to know why. we brought the authority on that, and a few other folks, to talk to you about that. i imagine there will be a lot of uniforms in that one as well. that is the breakout for you. again, we wanted to talk about outdoor events. indoors, outdoors, abc licenses, assignments, stuff like that. there w

he tried to shoot one else.eacher is trying to get the students to evacuate during the back door. during that process the teacher and campus supervisor engaged him in conversation and allowing the students to get out, and then he put the weapon down. >> 0 shotgun rounds on him. >> these are 12-gauge, and we -- we haven't inspected the type of ammunition yet, but -- it could be bird shot, and could be a mixture. i don't know. >> was he wearing protective fear? >> not that i know of. >> -- [inaudible] >> they did not. >> spur of the moment by the shooter? >> i don't know. we're in the process of interrogating him and trying to find out what caused this incident. >> a target of this, you believe? >> the student that in critical condition we believe was an intended target -- one intended target of the suspect, yes. >> other possible targets? >> yes. he named a second one he tried to shoot and evidently missed. >> in the same room. >> in the same room. >> do you know where he got the shotgun? >> we do not. we have wi

what i've tried to do with them and what i've tried to do with you is tried to explain cloud computing in a way you could explain to your facebook friends. [laughter] let me start with we all use cloud computing. we all use consumer application clout services. twitter, facebook, ebay, google, amazon, etc., you are using consumer application clout services. just so we realize how far we have transition, i was with a stanford did about two months ago, and i'm giving her the lecture on what is cloud computing, and i start that way. i say once upon a time, consumer applications used to get installed on your pc and update and all that, as she looks at me and said, "i've heard of this thing. isn't it called a floppy disk?" [laughter] what many of you guys probably do not know is on the business application front, this has similarly happen in a very different way. nearly every business application -- when i talk about business applications, and talking about financial customer relationships systems, purchasing, hr, web analytics, all the software business is used to automate their businesses.

they have tried a rope rescue and are trying to cut through the wall. the woman is alert and not seriously injured. but it is scary. >> president obama will formally unveil new gun control policy proposals in the wake of the school tragedy in connecticut a month ago. live in washington with a look at what the president is likely to proposal and who is expected to fight him. i can think of three initials. >> three initials, indeed: n.r.a. the preliminary to curb gun violence is being melt -- met with enormous opposition from the n.r.a. who did not wait for the announcement. the gun lobby launched a strike releasing a provocative video attacking the president's character. >> just another elite it hypocrite pointing out that his children have armed protection in school and asks, why is he skeptical of putting arm security in our schools? >> president obama will have to overcome n.r.a. opposition and convince congress to pass the measures to curb gun violence when he unveils the proposals today he will do so franked -- flanked by children who are concerned.

tries to lift the arm of the parking garage, goes inside the little attendant's booth and tries to do it electronically. the parking attendant is so spooked, he just runs off. you see her reach out her hand and it looks as though she clicking some kind of remote control device, which is operating the actual car. >> this is a big, old prank! to get free parks? >> when this video first surfaced online, they thought this woman was trying to get a free parking space. >> pretty elaborate hoax, if that's the case. >> we did some digging. this, what looks like a prank, may be an attempt at a vir the video ad according to sources for a car created by a chinese manufacturer calmed byd, and their new remote control system. >> that makes more sengs. >> that makes perfect sense. >> we reached out to byd but have not heard back from them yet. >>> nowaday it seems like our iphones can do anything. they're even being used it's a recording devices for journalists, for reporters during press conference, like this one. this is neil lennon, head coach of the scottish premiere league up there addressing

conservative republicans tried to cut the amount or offset the cost with spending cuts.oney is slated for housing and repairs for transit systems. the measure now goes back to the senate where it is expected to pass early next week. >> coming up after the break, we have just received word of a vote and what happens next. >>> new details now on tonight's contentious meeting of oakland's city meeting. panel members approved a new crime fighting proposal and moved it on to the full council next week the vote was unanimous. the resolution approves $250,000 for outside consultants and their crime fighting strategies. the committee did reserve the right to make changes to the composition of the consulting team. it includes former boston, new york and los angeles police chief bill bratton. his policing style is influenced by the motion that if minor petty crime then serious crime is likely to increase. >>> joe is in for mark tonight. and he has an interesting twist to this weekend's 49ers, falcons game. >> there's always something different. if you stay around the nfl long enou

th the woman tried to go after -- but she fell about h below!ark rangers say first the dog went over, then the woman tried to go after him, and she went over about 50 feet to the beach below. eventually, rescuers went down to ropes, retrieved the dog using a harness, and airlifted the woman you have the beach as well. her injuries were not serious. >>> cbs 5 reporter kristen tells us your cuddly cat is one of the world's most blood-thirsty killers. >> reporter: it's the world from an outdoor cat's point of view. researchers at the university of georgia attached kitty cams to felines and recorded their surprisingly vilent adventures. killing -- violent adventures. >> i think of them as so loving and cuddly. >> reporter: but lauren, a pr rep, knows better. she's seen her cat in action. and her sister's cat say born hunter >> every morning, dead possums, dead birds. >> reporter: a new study found outdoor cats killed 2.4 billion birds a year, more than car accidents, pesticides, and poisons. >> my first reaction was shock. >> reporter: the golden ga

well i mean the president tried and democrats have tried to separate well i mean both sides now i guess want this where they want to separate the taxes from the spending so this deal is really only focused on taxes on raising revenue and you have to raise as much revenue so that you don't get hit on the spending side that's really going to be the side that's going to hurt our economy is the spending side and you know you saw the president a few a few weeks ago come out with a one point six trillion dollars number for raising revenue he wanted a big revenue raise and now he's going to maybe if this deal works out and up with only six hundred that's not so good and that means there's going to be huge heavy cuts coming down the road when the debt limit fight comes or when any of these other fights going to come and that's you know that's really good for middle class families family i let's just take a kind of a bigger luck here at this whole process i mean it's been a little excruciating talking about this the so-called fiscal cliff for for the last several months now i'm frankly sick of i

we pay 6% interest and are not able to refinance though we've tried and tried as we know there's only one bank doing it right now and have tried for a year. we're not taking away from the rental market and hope to support san francisco. we are unlikely to profit out of the conversion as there's significant cost in making the conversion nor are we taking away from rental unit as we're living in a unit. we want the pride of owning our home with middle class working people such as ourselves. thank you. >> chair wiener: thank you very much. next speaker. >> thank you for your time today. my name is jeff, i'm a t.i.c. owner in district 10 and i've been in my unit for about five years now and was a renter 10 years previous. strongly in favor of this legislation. i like many other t.i.c. owners who have spoke today, took me a very long time and a lot of hard work to be able to own property in san francisco. and i been very involved in plan c and talked with individuals who are t.i.c. owners and can speak from personal experience that the majority of the t.i.c.s are owner occupied, people lik

legs and tried to pull her away. the mom said she wouldn't let go of her daughter and eventually the suspect ran off. he is described as a man in his 20s wearing a red baseball hat and a yellow striped shirt. the mother says he smelled like automotive oil. >>> and there's a warning for people who live in the eastern contra costa county area. a teenager has escaped from the byron boys ranch there. a 17-year-old inmeat walked away from the facility on bixler road about 8:00 last night. they used dogs and the helicopter. and they couldn't find the inmate. he was seen wearing a orange jumpsuit. >>> cbs 5 reporter anne makovec is in the newsroom room this morning with the steps officials are taking in oakland. >> reporter: a total of four measures aimed at beefing up the oakland pd were sent on to the council last night but the public safety committee stopped short of approving a plan to bring former l.a. police chief bill bratton on board as a consultant. [ screaming ] >> reporter: protestors opposing bratton's outspoken

smooth drive through the tri-valley. back to you. >> a south bay city talking about new rules for owners of assault rifles. >>> new details about an attempted kidnapping outside an east bay b.a.r.t. station. >>> you made it to thursday. the weekend in our sights. you have to get to work this morning. we had dense fog and frost to tell you about. the warmup continues. your full forecast is just moments away. >> we're watching that and other factors for your morning commute. we'll show you that south bay and what may slow you down coming up. >>> a live look at the bay bridge. mike knows it will. he'll check the morning commute for you on this thursday, january 17th. this is "today in the bay." >>> very good morning, everybody. it's 5:00 on the nose. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> we get you started now with news out of oakland. police there looking for a suspect wanted for a kidnapping attempt from a b.a.r.t. station. investigators say back on december 17th that suspect tried to abduct a

the clerk said the men attacked him when he tried to stop them. a man we spoke to is not surprised by the robbery. >> there is just -- a lot of negative activity around this area just as of late around the holidays. >> this morning, the clerk told us he was shaken up but is otherwise doing okay. police say the men only took beer, no cash or anything else was stolen. >>> a man accused of setting his girlfriend on fire in san francisco is now facing attempted murder and arson charges. 22-year-old dexter oliver was arrested at an oakland motel around 9:00 last night. police say he doused his 25- year-old girlfriend with gasoline and lit her on fire sunday afternoon after the couple got into an argument outside of a laundromat. the victim is in the hospital with severe burns all the off -- all over her body. >>> san francisco's newest supervisor has just been sworn in. >> i london breed do solemnly swim and affirm. >> california attorney general cam ma laws harris on -- kamala harris on the street administered the oath to london breed. she represents

. >> the guy who's dashcam we're watching, he tries to make the call immediately to 911, but he also tried to use serie. >> probably his the button on the steering wheel to make the call. >> also the guy who shot the video spoke to police. they were able to catch this guy who ran away just moments later. >> he took off, did a face plant, and then tried to jump over a wall. >>> uh-oh. >> enjoying their snowmobiles. their description, their second run of the season. >> that looks like fun. >> yeah. and then they zoom in, you see this start could crumble a little bit. almost immediately an avalanche starts. he's caught almost in the middle of it. >> outrun it, can he outrun it? stay up. >> watch him. de keep -- rex head down there. >> look at what happens here. just as he gets over the initial avalanche site he's on, his snowmobile actually ends up on its side right here. somehow, he is able to gain control of the snowmobile again and take off, and beats it. >> that was -- awesome! he outran mother nature. >> after slipping sideways on his snowmobile. >> you can tell that these guys are