the signs on the curve were posted on december 16, two dozen 11. -- 2011. i do not know if that covers it, but for now. thank you. vice president hwang: how much of the work was completed? >> is started on december 5 and most of the rough framing is in. there has been no proof he worked at this time. the rough plumbing is about 70% done. electrical is about 30% rough. there was an at&t permit that was concurrent to this project. they started in the middle of november and they were doing work on the roof throughout december. >> mr. sanchez. >> good evening. congratulations to former president go as she moves on. it has been an honor to work with you for the last four years. i appreciate your careful deliberation and you have served the city very well. thank you for your time. just some background on the case that is before you. i think the confusion stems from the fact that there are two different projects here. there is the conversion of the building to a residential use, which required a variance and building permit application under section 312. that proj

there's also going to be about two dozen different muni delays or reroutes. so we'll have more on this coming up. in the meantime, back to you guys. >> thank you. mayor ed lee will be here it talk about the parade in a few minutes. >>> an fbi file casts steve jobs in a harsh light. in the 1990s the first bush administration considered jobs for an appointment on an export council. the fbi did an extensive background check end viewing dozens of people who knew the apple cofounder. more than one person had questions concerning his ethics and morality. and several said his growing power caused him to at times to lose sight of honesty and integrity and he would lie to get his way. >>> an illegal immigrant from oakland appears back on track for a kidney transplant. we're talking about jesus navarro who had private insurance to pay. but when medical center officials learned of his immigration status they said they couldn't do it. and the reason they gave him is because it was unclear if he would be able to pay for follow- up care. both ucsf officials and navarro sai

what two dozen kids allegedly suffered at the hands and cram of their teach r, and how that nightmare came to life. >> sure, a lot of people say they would shoot someone, but few of us have the means to do it. the tweet that has a bay area police department doing damage control. >> and experience really is the best teacher. the former air olympia returning to the games 20 years later. >> noting we do have areas of fog tonight and then tomorrow. the showers you need to know ant as eyewitness news continues on the cw. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our town. [ dog barks ] for our country. ♪ for our future. ♪ this isn't just the car we wanted to build. it's the car america had to build. ♪ the extended range electric chevy volt. from the heart of detroit to the health of the country, chevy runs deep. ust learned a former >>> parents in a los angeles school district are furious. they just learned that a former elementary schoolteacher is behind bars accused of lewd acts with about two dozen children. dave lopez on the disturbing photographs that led to the arrest. >> they thought it was a game.

police say they've recovered about two dozen shell casings here in the area. y are looking for two more. at this point they are really trying to figure out why this happen. our other top story is being covered by terry mcsweeney. >> reporter: san francisco international airport, good morning. this is where 15 chihuahuas are heading out of town and they are looking for love. quite a scene when they arrived. take a look at pictures of these chihuahuas from the san francisco animal air and control. -- animal care and control. they are part of a problem the problem is there are so many here in san francisco the good news is there aren't enough chihuahuas to go around in new york. teaming up with virgin america they are sending 15 there to be adopted. there are plenty still left. the peninsula humane society is offering free adoptions for what wawas and what -- chihuahuas and chihuahua mixes today we have the 15 going to new york and the humane society offering free adoptions today. part of the problem is that the chihuahuas are looked at in movies and taco bell com

the duel was also accused of nearly two dozen other murders.ost of the victims' remains have never been found until now. grant lodes is here to begin coverage. >>grant: a real live bounty hunter, letter to the dss he is paying shermantine as much as $33,000 for maps and information leading to human remains. one side in calaveras county contains remains of two different murder victims. this these two women were found two weeks ago. last week, in the town of linden, just east of stockton, more than 1000 bone fragments and were recovered as crews dug down more than 45 ft.. today, another strange twist in the story. the bounty hunter is saying investigators did not search the correct well. a dss shermantine knows nothing about the well that repeal the thousands of bone fragments. >> he says he is not corrected to that -- connected to that. >>grant: authorities found 1000 bone fragments last week. it is a site that shermantine says is not connected to him or his former sidekicks. >> he says, why are they being at that well? we try to tell him it was

he sites more than two dozen studies that point to problems. most were done decades ago.eat more dyes than ever before. a five fold increase in 50 years. dyes mess with our metabolism. the yellow dyes -- enough in some levels to cause hyperactivity. an added concern, the dyes include petroleum products that have shown affects. countries have already responded to the controversy. for the most part, you won't find the dyes on grocery store shelves. the european union requires foods using synthetic dyes to carry a warning level. american companies like kellogg's, general mills, and kraft did away with the dyes. >> the fdi took up the issue last spring. scientists found dyes could affect children that have behavioral disorders. most kids won't see a reaction, so it voted against putting warning labels on food. still, it believes more research is needed. grocery store chains like whole foods made the decision themselves and won't sell synthetic dyes. >> ted, a professor believes it comes down to customers making choices. while other countries operate out of precaution, he sees

the convicted killer accused of two dozen deaths. allie rasmus is examing the tapes right now and telling us what herzog told investigators. >> reporter: this exclusive interrogation video dates back to 1999 shortly after herzog and shermantine the so-called speed freak killers were arrested. detectives questioned herzog for 19 hours over five days. shermantine was the ring leader in those crimes. he calls shermantine a cold- blooded killer and said his friend killed 24 people. one of their victims was 24- year-old cyndi vanderheiden. in this exchange we are about to hear herzog expresses remorse. >> vanderheiden was killed more than 20 years ago. it wasn't until earlier this month authorities found her remains in a remote area of calveras county. other human remains have been unearthed san joaquin county. shermantine is on death row in san quentin right now. shermantine gave another interview. he said he knows where other victims are buried. also he says he's work on drawing more maps. pinpointing the locations of the burial sites.

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on the tapes herzog says his childhood friend shermantine is responsibility for more than two dozens killings. >> what kept you from going to the police at this point in time and saying look my friend is a psycho. here's what he just did. >> i was concerned for myself. >> to what? your safety? >> yeah. >> reporter: tonight ktvu's amber lee revealed more about more victims. she joins us with a story you will see only on 2. >> reporter: tonight i spoke with the father of a victim. in one exert, herzog puts the blame only on shermantine and details how the crime occurred. >> her hand went over to the right. it was more like that. >> he continued to do that. >> yeah, he continued to put her toward the ground. >> reporter: herzoz called shermantine a killer, and admitted to being at some of the murders. >> which side did he walk up to first? >> the right side. >> okay. then what aned? >> he started shooting. >> how many times do you think he shot? >> i think he emptied the gun. >> okay, once that's, once he's done shooting then what happened. >> he hook' em up. >> reporter: while those vi

. >>> nearly two dozen poodle mix dogs and puppies have been rescued. soon they'll be up for adoption, but one is clinging to life. i'll have that story coming up. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ >>> an update on a story about nearly two dozen dogs abandoned in cumberland, maryland. that's 22maltepoos dropped on the doorstep of the allegheny shelter with a note saying the owner has dementia and can no longer care for them. >> as surae chinn reports, volunteers are nursing them back to health and hoping to find them some good homes. reporter: 20 of the 22 dogs and puppies are in foster homes in chantilly and fairfax. a lot of them were in bad shape, but hours later they're looking pretty good, but some of them have a long road to recovery and some may not even make it. >> he was laying on his side bare

at least two dozen students are here including a handful of "occupy oakland" demonstrators.say they are going to stay here for as long as they can. now, one major reason "occupy cal" has camped out again, yesterday turns out was the three-month anniversary when campus police were videotaped pushing students around and using the batons on them. now, some students this morning hoping that the police brutality does not happen again this time around. "occupy cal" is protesting tuition hikes and alleged police brutality, among other reasons. >> the main purpose for all of us really is to fight class structures in this society and try to show how, you know, we need to build a society that has a horizontal structure rather than a hierarchical one. >> reporter: some of the students walked around campus this morning to see if there were any campus police officers in riot gear. they didn't find anything like that. but you're talking a live look again at some of the tents here. about five or six-tenths here at sproul plaza. so far no violence and they don't think it's going to get as v

. >>> nearly two dozen cruise ship passengers robbed during a trip to mexico. the cruise line is making some changes now. >>> also ahead the d.c. agency that served as a piggy bank of sorts for a former council member is told it needs to be reformed or abolished. >>> they're talking about a new tax in fairfax county. it's twhaun would cost you more when you eat out. >>> doug, what's coming up in weather? >>> a great day today but it does look like much needed rain is on the way. we could see a lot of it. i'll show you. we may need the umbrellas and what you may need when you step out the door tomorrow. let's go over to dan, back from florida. >>> the nhl trade deadline is come and gone. how active were the capitals? and we catch up with steven strasburg down in spring training. he says he's feeling better than ever. plus a local nba star is the biggest in the galaxy as he takes on the league's best. >>> the police in western massachusetts believe a man was probably drunk when he crashed into a 7-eleven early this morning up in springfield. you can see the vehic

there have been about two-dozen robberies in the past weeks. no one was hurt. >> iran's oil ministry says it has halted all oil shipments to britain and france. it mounted a preemptive blow against the european union. a team of inspectors from the u.n. clear watchdog has arrived in iran. it is unclear how this could affect gas prices in the united states. each week, it is costing drivers more and more to fill up their vehicles. there may not be any relief in sight. >> for the past couple of weeks we have heard analysts say that we continue to see a slight surge in gas prices. at this georgetown gas station it is $3.95 for a gallon of regular. it could get worse before it gets better. >> with the price of gas going up and up, drivers are continuing to feel the pain at the pump. according to aaa the national average for a gallon of gas is about $3.56, 5 cents higher than a week ago. nearly 50 cents higher than this time last year. analysts a it can only get worse. soaring costs have many cutting back. >> we can go visit my parents all the time on

that makes about two dozen robberies in the was the scene since last monday. latest was this morning satat 21st street and n. many of the crimes have been armed robbers. early as today morning there was a mugging at 15th street at u. saturday night someone was robbed at 17th and r. >> a close call over california. a small plane and helicopter collided late last night in mid- air. both managed to crash land safely between oakland and sacramento. both pilots suffered minor injuries and are expected to be ok. no word on what caused the collision. new details from the deadly weekend on the slopes in washington state's cascade mountains. two of the three skiers killed in an avalanche spoken about on espn. the region has been hit with heavy snow on the weekends and avalanche warnings were posted. >> new this morning, a team of united nations nuclear inspectors has arrived in iran for what are expected to be key talks about their nuclear program. it comes after iran announced it was halting oil shipments to britain and france in response to your opinion in sanctions

works of art with these masterpieces from other collections, whether they were made 100 years ago or two dozen years ago. another thing we are doing, creating a super brand about our contemporary project, making the connection between the part of the past and art of today. the second unique thing about this exhibition is it will not only be presented in the special exhibition galleries, and will be presented also in the second and third for collection areas. in other words, the whole building is at the disposal of our visitors to engage, enable them to have an experience. making a concrete, active dialogue between the art of the past and the art of today. let me now in by our associate curator of the south asian art to tell us about the detail of the maharajah, as well, snjay patel to tell us about his inspiration. >> we have already heard about the maharajah expedition -- exhibition, have seen some of sanjay's participation in it, but how did these alamance connect with one another? that is what we are trying to explore further. i have been interested in sanjay's work for some time now. not a

. >> reporter: 19 americans and at least two dozen people are set to go to trial in egypt. one person is the son of transportation secretary ray lahood. sam lahood works for a nonprofit that promotes democracy abroad. egyptian officials say the accused used foreign funds to fuel unrest and upraising. the state department spokesperson says officials are trying to understand the charges issuing this statement. "we are deeply concerned by these reports and are seeking clarification from the government of egypt but washington is already threatening action. they want to hold back the $1.5 billion promised to egypt this year. >> they will have to be back home soon. otherwise this is going to be transformed into a long term crisis between washington and cairo and i don't think it's in the interest, neither of the government in egypt nor our administration for this crisis to last more than three to four weeks of. >> reporter: egypt's foreign minister said his government cannot interfere in the work of the judiciary. >> the idea is that this is happening after the elections, after t

. >>> a los angeles teacher charged with what salting nearly two dozen children will be arraigned today. 61-year-old mark berndt is charged with 23 counts of lewd acts with he taught at mira monty elementary school. police discovered 600 photos showing students in bondage and sexual situations in the classroom, some with cockroaches on their faces he's being held on 23 million dollar bail. the school has installed an entirely new staff at the school. >>> occupy oakland protesters calling yesterday's demonstration outside san quentin prison a huge success. demonstrators and prison rights supporters gathered as part of a national day of protest security was tight and both exits on highway 580 were closed. speakers included activists shourd, bower and fattal, three former students who were detained after hiking the iran border. >> life without the possibility of parole exists, i would say no that says you don't believe there's any chance that a person can change. >> the sheriff's office says between 300 to 500 attended the protest during which san quentin was put on lockdown. >>> investiga

more than two dozen schools in contra costa county have reported cases.es as many cases as last year. the best defense is wash hands frequently with soap and water. health officials say anyone who contracts norovirus should stay home at least two days after those stomach flu-like symptoms disappear. >>> now let's look outside very nice like the high 70s yesterday? >> i loved the high 70s yesterday and i don't feel guilty about it, even though it is february. >> we need the rain just enjoy what we've got. >>> we have rain in the forecast but it is next week another day of above average temperatures good morning, good news visibility almost unlimited everywhere except for half moon bay where five miles per hour, temperatures mild when you step out refreshing 40s and 50s under a sunny sky towards noon temperatures jump into the 60s everywhere except for the coast into san francisco that's when the sea breeze starts and that's the breeze that will take our temperatures down today but still will hang out in the 60s to near 70 and just about all of our neighbor

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. >> about two dozen robberies reported in northern b.c. since last sunday. at 31st andappened streets as a. mugging at 15th other near georgetown university. some are armed robberies and are when they grab a person and take off. >> snatched the wallet right out of my hand and started running. i feel very lucky that he did not have any weapons on him. he just wanted the wallet. >> that man flagged down a passing car. be an unmarkedo police car. victim got his wallet back. > the occupy d.c protest. there's a planned a rally the jail. they are protesting the inhumane treatment of prisoners and in in the united states judicial system. set for noon. will be advanced to rally to support these chief executives. thousands of people are expected streets ofrough the old town. the largest birthday. off at 1:00 this afternoon. also celebrate george washington's burke states by free tour of his thumb vernon the state. celebrate his 280th birthday with the revolutionary war re-enactment. general washington himself will greet visitors. 3 and in6 this 36 degrees. we will ha

nearly two dozen have been experiencing seizures and outbursts. health officials suspect mass hysteria and say a stress is leading to a physical symptoms. they won fame environmental activist erin brokovich to investigate. >> we want the school to do outside testing. there has been great resistance as far as having them come in and actually do that. >> the new york health department has conducted their own water and air tests saying there are no environmental causes found. >> 7 is on your side. there's no proof that this increases your chances of blood clots. >> the risk of most people is not to be alarmed about. you can add secondhand smoke as another thing parents need to worry about when their kids are in cars. nearly one in five middle and high schoolers or ride in cars with secondhand smoke. the center for disease control says opening a car window will not protect kids from inhalation. >> it turned out madonnas halftime show was just a preview of what is to come. today she announced her 2012 world tour. she will perform here in d.c. and the v

reporter: this is the elementary school teacher accused of taking bondage for those of more than two dozen boys and girls between at 7-10 years old in the classroom. on friday, sheriff's investigators arrested a second teacher, a colleague of the teacher. >> the allegations involved to girls who were allegedly fondled by the suspect. there were seven years old at the time of the incidents which were alleged to occur during the past three years. >>reporter: at this went officials could not say if there was a relationship or connection between the man. both men taught in a low- income area. parents at the school are outraged. >> i am angry, disgusted and sad. the >>reporter: of both a film processor to noticed a disturbing images of the film processor turnover the images. despite the >> of the children did not realize that they were being victimized. >>reporter: some other children were pictured with a spoon in their mouths containing seem and that they were told was candy. there a cover this food and matched the dna to the suspect. for fourth at roughly taught at the school for 30 years. th

were the two dozen protesters are there. they throw rocks at the database, screaming and throwing rocks. we will take a break the be right back. close to the >>george: we are tracking a couple of hot spots. a truck fire at southampton tying up some lanes in the garner's and a lot of attention. the drive time out of antioch is now at 48 minutes. >>mark: >>james: today will be mostly cloudy with ties to route 56. wednesday it will be beautiful. that is your see your forecast, we will have a snowbomb doll, ski report coming up. >>darya: rick santorum is trying to pull that up said it mitt romney told state. it's the republican president to get it promised voters to revive a new factory, cut taxes it shrink government. he also says he is more in line with their values in mitt romney. robbie is killed in of these frogfish of the michigan president to refer very. >>mark: fresh off of the success of the payroll tax that extent should the president will call on congress to pass more bipartisan member -- measures. the president belie

across the rest of the country, two dozen cities reported record highs. two-thirds of the country is ten degrees warmer than normal. in the deep red swath, 20 to 25 degrees above normal. even the tundra in the twin cities is not so frozen. organizers of an annual cross-country ski race had to scrap plans to put the finish line in the middle of the city because there's no snow on the street. >> it's not something we like. >> reporter: in chicago, the warmest start to winter in 78 years. weird as it sounds, spring will be seven weeks away. scott goldberg, abc news, new york. >> you know that means we'll get hammered in the next couple of weeks. >>> more record highs along the rece coast. showers for new york, nashville, new orleans. thunderstorms in south florida. heavy snow in northern maine. out west, mountain snow showers in the rockies. phoenix at 72. 55 in omaha. 44 in chicago. mostly 60s from new york to atlanta and miami. warms up to 80. dallas, 75. >>> well, coming up, the outcry over one super bowl ad before it even airs. >>> plus major recall invol

. >>> in the last half hour a los angeles teacher accused of salting two dozen children pleaded not guilty in court. -- mark berndt is facing 23 counts of lewd acts with children. police found 600 photos they say he took showing students in bondage and sexual situations in the classroom. he's being held on 23 million dollars bail. the school board has installed an entirely new staff at the school. >>> petaluma police hope someone can help them crack the case of a safe found in a strip mall parking lot. the door of the safe was pride open and you can see it is empty. the safe is a century brand with model number 2206. police say it may have been taken in a recent burglary. they are checking records to see if a safe has been reported missing. >>> the white house is apologizinging to the people of afghanistan after reports that u.s. -- troops mistakenly burned copies of the qur'an, islam's holy book in afghanistan u.s. helicopters fired flares to try and break up 2,000 demonstrators outside the u.s. military base north of kabul. african workers who normally take out the trash at the airfield

the latest happened this morning at 21st street and n street and the victim was not injured but two dozen robberies have been reported since last monday. has it that morning was mugged at 15th street muggedu st. anne a robbery occurred near george washington university. police are stepping up patrols. the first major winter storm of the season hit virginia, up to 8 inches of snow covered the ground in lynchburg yesterday it made it difficult to drive on interstate 81. closer to home, the roads were slick in fredericksburg. vdot de plus hundreds of clouds to keep the roads clear. thousands are getting power restored after downed power lines. that quickly melted away and adam caskey is here with a look at the first forecast. >> it looks like later this week, we will have a little taste of spring by thursday and friday. outside over laurel, a total sunshine and a beautiful day to day, 40 degrees there currently. elsewhere, near 40 degrees. frostburg is one of the cooler spot at 34. it will be sunny with upper 40's later this afternoon. the wind will diminish later this afternoon into the eve

maybe two dozen cases a year in the entire country.then we have this governor go and look across an entire year, they find zero cases. i mean, stop crying wolf and start governing. >> they constantly throw this voter fraud stuff up there when the facts aren't there to support it. >> they are just trying to make people afraid so they get behind their push to suppress the vote. it needs to stop. they need to stop crying wolf. for those two dozens cases in a country in a given year or zero in this state in a year, we have prosecutors who can handle that. they should handle that. we do not need to push 5 million people in the country out of the ballot box which is what they are trying to do. tens of thousands of people in this state by itself. that's not how we fix a problem. you have 20 cases in the country of voter fraud in a given year. 150 reports of ufo sightings. if you are going to push them out of the ballot box because of zero in your given state, what are you going to do about the 350 ufo sightings. >> there are other states goin

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two dozen people expected to go to a small reception at that hotel.hen he'll head to pacific heights to the home of marvin anderson. he will have dinner, make remarks there. about 70 people expected to attend that dinner. the price tag $38,500. always gets a lot of attention. >> i think those are private house, right. >> yes, so what do you think about those events. >> those are things i don't know about. >> i think that sounds like an awful lot. but there are less high profile events or you can go to something like this. >> reporter: something like this refers to his biggest event at the masoni. people paid from $100 to 7,500 bucks to get into the masonic. back out here live in san francisco, the president is going to be here until this evening but he does have a full schedule today. in less than two hours he's going to be at a private event at the corona house. he is going to depart from l.a.x. set to land at sfo around 12:50, then he's going to of course head to all his rounds of events here. he will spend the night in san francisco and head to was

footing is unstable merely two dozen searcher was dogs are helping with the excavation and they've dug up 45 feet, combing through 30 piles of dirt and there were shoes, clothing and jewelry. locals long suspected bodies were buried here, waits a popular hangout for kids then, including this case of convicted killers. >> they like that spot. it's clear to both sides of the road, they can sfee police were coming. >> sacramento bounty hunter leonard padilla paid 33,000ses today sherman tin for information to then drew maps on where bodies are buried. padilla is surprised searchers found anything. >> in this well i don't know there is anymore than a couple. i do believe in the other well there is as many as a dozen. >> he confronted herz yog, parole aid year ago. herz yog committed suicide just hours after being told his partner in crime was telling authorities where bodies are buried e shermantin says he should be searching the family property where they still live. >> there is a lot of wells they should dig up in this area. >> and there is another site identified preliminarily as belong

more than two dozen phone calls have come into a hot line set up for family members who believe that the remains of their loved ones are at that site. kron4 has learned there are 28 active missing persons records in san joaquin county from 1984 to 19 nine99. >> reporter: 16 year-old chevy wheeler disappeared in 1985. her remains were preliminarily identified after a partial skull was found in calaveras county last thursday. dental records confirmed cindy vanderheiden's remains were found on the same day at a different site in calaveras county. she disappeared in 1998. investigators close to the case say loren herzog's victims fit a similar description. in 1985, joanne's mother reported her daughter missing in stockton. she was 16 years old. gayle marx disappeared in 1988 in stockton. and vanessa smith was last seen wearing a light blue dress with several buttons. in 1997, she went for a walk and never returned home. it has not been confirmed that these women are part of the investigation, but they were reported missing during that time. >> stay with kron4 as we continue to cover deve

in los angeles a schoolteacher is under arrest charge charged with horrific acts against nearly two dozen students and much of it is captured on film. >> that is right. he lives in upstairs apartment right behind me here in the city of torrance and remains behind bars tonight. his bail set at $23 million. residents up and down this street are shocked at one neighbor accused of heinous crimes. we must warn viewers details in this report are graphic. this unassuming parkt in torrance suddenly was surrounded by l.a. county sheriff deputies. they were there to arrest this man. 61-year-old mark burns. >> weird having something like that living next to you. >> john shot this cell phone video as his neighbor was taken into custody. on the video you can see him in the white shirt standing outside of his apartment. >> took about a minute. they said open the door we're going to knock it down. they opened the door and i heard a cop say put your shirt on, please. >> he was arrested and charged with 23 counts of lewd acts with a child. crimes alleged to have occurred at the elementary school where he

. >> reporter: almost two dozen witnesses took the stand in this emotional trial and legal observersow the defense is facing an uphill battle. they painted him as an out of control college student with a pattern of getting drunk. initially he denied knowing she was dead saying i didn't hit her, i don't believe it. he did admit to putting his hand on her neck. another player testified. mike burns told jurors he went in a bit of rage he he found burns and she hooked up. months later and days before her death he sent love an e- mail that said when i found out about you and burns, i should have killed you. legal expert says when the defense gets its turn later this week, they'll put love's character on trial hoping to cast the cause of death into doubt. >> they say it was from banging her head against the walls and the defense is going to argue prescription medication and alcohol led to her death. >> proprosecuteers have to prove the murder was premeditated. if the defense is convincing he could serve ten years for manslaughter. >> wjz 13 and wjz.com for the latest on the murder trial. w

. >> reporter: two dozen people stood in protest on the steps of city hall today. they said oakland is being trashed by the demonstrators. >> they are just destroying children's art and city hall. makes no sense. >> reporter: as soon as the protest began, members "occupy oakland" started shouting at the counterprotesters. >> when you are opposing, you are going to get opposition. >>> the counter-protesters expected confrontation. they hope to hold demonstrations weekly. they said the "occupy oakland" cost the city money. >> i have had the windows of my store, my bank, all broken in. >> reporter: while the conter- protest was going on, "occupy oakland" was protesting heavy handed tactics pie police. police say they were using a loud speaker system without a permit and ordered them to stop using it. police then confiscated it. >> an attempt to take away our infracture. >> business day, there are lot of people trying to do business. found it disruptive. >> reporter: it appears it keeps turning. "occupy oakland" will have more demonstrations and police will have little

if more than two dozen phone calls have come into a hot line the believe there remains of their loved ones are at the site. there are 28 active missing person's record from san joaquin county from 84-89. >> this 16 year-old disappeared in 1985. costs to >> on in 1985 at joanne hobson to reporter daughter missing. the deal marks disappeared in 1988 in stockton. and vanessa's smith one of for a walk and never return home. >>catherine: stay with kron4 as we continue to cover developments at the dig site. coming up tonight we'll hear from one woman who says that she was almost a victim of those killers but managed to escape. >>grant: an earthquake off the coast of oregon. the earthquake was about to order 70 mi. from portland. so far, there are no tsunami warnings. >>pam: the kron4 news at 8:00 p.m. is just getting started. exclusivity of a man stand under a shuttle bus in san francisco. >> the victim of a home invasion robbery manages to shoot and kill the intruder. i will explain what happened coming up. >>pam: a shooting in vallejo and just five people including a toddler. details of w

. >> reporter: about two dozen people, messily teenage girls have developed uncontrollable seizures,ks and outbursts. at first glance it seemed to mimic tourette's but eight have been diagnosed with conversion, a psychological disorder in which stress produces symptoms. >> this is a come bin nation of symptoms. >> reporter: some doctors call it mass hysteria, noting that it spread to others after a few werexd interviewed on tv. >> vocal outburst, constant movement. one of my good friends has seizures due to what's going on. >> reporter: at least one parent said there's another medical explanation. first caused by stress? >> repeatedly had strept throat over the years. >> reporter: environmental activist erin brockovich said it's something else, the result of a train derailment of toxic materials 33 year -- 33 years ago. the school said it will conduct further tests. >>> lots of marylanders do great things every day without getting noticed but today 10 were honored for given the dunkin' donuts community heroes award. they were nominated by friends and family and coworkers. >> someone

you're seeing it here, fell anywhere from 100 to 250 feet and quick to the rescue were more than two dozen l.a. county firefighters. you see them here. within a half hour these rescue workers were able it to extract the driver from the car and airlift him to the hospital where he was treated for moderate injuries. the cause of this accident is still being investigated. >> did you say it took them a half hour to get there and get him out of there. that seems short? >> one of the men part of this rescue team is chuck groves part of the l.a. county fire department air op station. he's joining us right this minute. we noticed as you were pulling this guy up with the helicopter you were spinning around. what caused that spinning? >> in this run we used a tag line in order to control that spin and control any swaying, which was in place at the time that he left the ground. when he was about ten feet off the ground i noticed that he started to spin. at that time the tag line broke away which is what we would rather have because we don't want that rope flying around with us. it snapped away and al

he faces felony charges of committing lewd acts on more than two dozen children. >> and an important ruling in san francisco supreme court could affect the way priest sex abuse cases are handled. involving a priest abused of abusing a 13-year-old boy. the victim wanted to sue the diocese in addition to the dees -- diocese in san jose. and the judge rule thatd victim could only sue the diocese where abuse took place. the victim's lawyer says the ruling sets a dangerous precedent. >> there is no tool that a member of the public can use to stop an bishop from engaging in this conduct sending a priest into a new parish or school. >> the san francisco diocese maintains he never performed any priestly duties there. >> and the border patrol arrest aid boat full of suspected illegal immigrants trying to come ashore in orange county. 14 people taken into custody and the coast guard has not said yet what countries they are from. the boat they were on board is designed to operate off of beaches. the coast guard says they're becoming the boat of choice for human, and drug smugglers. a similar bo

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buildings. >>> southern california teacher faces arraignments on charges that he committed lewd acts on two dozenoys and girls. prosecutors say 61-year-old mark berndt blindfolded and gag the children and took photographs. he put live cockroaches on some of the youngsters' faces. some of the incidents happen at the school where he taught. the investigation began when a film processor found the photos more than a year ago. there could be more victims given how long he taught at the school. he's being held on two million dollars bail. >>> mitt romney has regained his front-runner status by winning the florida primary and all delegates. his opponents aren't giving up or getting out they are all moving ahead. tahman bradley has more. >> reporter: mitt romney leaves florida with the decisive win and much needed momentum. >> to the people in this room and the people all over florida, thank you for this great victory. >> reporter: romney took advantage of a more diverse electorate after overwhelming the second place finisher newt gingrich with a barrage of negative ads he may look like he's cruising to

. >> reporter: police recovered two dozen shell casings, a total of five people were shot, all expected to survive. five businesses now have broken glass and other damage from stray bullets. the dominos pizza store had just put up bulletproof plexiglas because of recent violence. >> we put resistance here yesterday bulletproof to protect the employees. find out there's a shooting going on. >> reporter: it is too much for the owners of roberto's jewelry. today happened to be moving day for the owners. they already have bullet holes in the door from the last break-in. they say they've had enough. is >> the area is getting worse and worse. we -- we want to go home at night. >> reporter: in business will be moving to benicia. the owners are hoping it will be quieter there. police in vallejo are trying to figure out why in shooting happened? we asked if it was domestic, gang-related, random they don't know. they have within man in custody and they are looking for two -- they have one man in custody and they are looking for two others. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> the battle over same-sex m

there were about one dozen or two dozen protesters up there on those barricades. what they are essentially saying to the police is you can move in, but if you move in, we will confront you, and also saying that some of them are actually walked on to those barricades, and they are warning the police and the deal is that if they move in, they could be causing injuries when they do so. at the moment, the police are moving everybody back. they are moving everybody back, and it looks to me as if the police are trying to figure out what to do next. they could ignore these protesters. it seems as the police moved in with riot gear, they are looking to bring a quick conclusion to all of this. it appears there could be some kind of confrontation going on, but there also appears to be some kind of negotiation going on at this point. >> some level of dialogue between the two, but the police said pretty much had it their way. peaceful, of being moved away very quickly. what has happened, do we know? >> a lot of it has been pushed to one side, some of it even being loaded up i