people who get into care, percentage of people who are getting into treatment and then becoming undetectable, we are so far ahead of the rest of the country. it's incredibly impressive and it really is a model and it's important that we keep on track. we know that in the early days of hiv san francisco pretty much had to go it alone, as the federal government was nowhere to be found. we he had a president who would not even name the disease. and we did that, and we built -- we made significant local investments in fighting the hiv/aids epidemic and we also built incredibly strong network of community-based organizations who do this work and the partnership between the city, department of public health, other departments and our cbos has just been amazingly effective. the federal government eventually did begin to partner with us through ryan white, cdc and other programs. unfortunately, over the past number of years we've seen a very unfortunate and short-sighted retreat by the federal government from funding hiv services in san francisco and elsewhere. there's was first a change to the form

i am undetected, but i do deal with problem because other people want to hit you, break in your room, tie nooses on your tie rack. i want you to understand that the service you provide is good for the overall, but also you're not able to take people out of bad environments like the tenderloin. we know that aids is there. we know people are smoking crack. i'd say around 75% of the people in my building use he crack. so, you know, i don't use crack. i use medical marijuana. that makes me opposite on the chest with them. i want you to hear us today and hear me for the ones who do not want to be around people who are doing those drugs. they are spending their money [speaker not understood] president obama should not give money. if you don't want to get the crack pipe distribution, [speaker not understood] know what people's behavior are so they can control it because in the meanwhile i get hit aside the head and i get jabbed and i want you to consider those things. thank you. please fund this. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >>> hi, supervisors. you didn't call my name. can i speak?

security cameras did not show him but did show an undetected person on the tarmac.ore the security breech the ntsb cleared san jose's airport as meeting perimeter security retirements. this morning travelers are glad they are taking a closer look. >> at an airport it is hard to monitor every square inch of a perimeter, so it is good they are taking a second look and doing something to see if they can improve the process and the ability, visibility, maybe more cameras. >> reporter: fallwell requested the government accountabilities of to conduct a nationwide assessment of the nation's airport perimeter security needs. cameras from the media will not be allowed to shoot video of the tour this morning, but he will be speaking later. we will be reaching out to hiss of to see if he can shed any light on sackedly what he is going -- exactly what he is going to be looking for. he is expected to be at the airport at 10:45. >>> time now 5:35. this morning we have to show you video of an angry confrontation between neighbors in brentwood after two separate dog attacks. a 52-y

video shows an undetected person on the tarmac in san jose. he's confident there's a solution to preventing this breach from happening again, and he thinks it involves technology. >> we have certainly seen some of these technologies in the form of radar, lydar, motion sensors, and so now what i want to do is look at the perimeter myself, i talked with the security officials there whose job it is on a day-to-day basis to keep that airport safe and then look at what we can do from the homeland security perspective. >> earlier this week, local politicians expressed their frustration after finding out that three weeks before the breach the transportation security administration cleared san jose's airport as needing perimeter security requirements. swalwell has requested the gao to conduct an assessment of the nation's airport perimeter security needs. the last report was done in 2009. we'll speak with swalwell after the tour and tell you what came out of his visit coming up on our noon newscast. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega. >>>

undetected. a new development in the story of daphne webb-- the oakland toddler who has been missing since last july. daphne's father -- a man once arrested in the case -- has committed suicide. daphne's great- aunt tells kron 4-- john webb committed suicide friday evening at his oakland home. the family says they are at a 'loss for words' and in a 'state of shock'. john webb had said, 22- month old daphne was kidnapped from his car in east oakland back in july. he said he had left her in the car with his mother, while he went into a convenience store. police originally arrested webb on suspicion of child endangerment-- but he was later released. a search for the toddler turned up nothing. and police called off efforts to find her in august. she still has not be located. kron 4's dan kerman speaks with missing child advocate marc klaas. who runs the klass kids foundation. and he minces no words, when it comes to john webb. a driver who may have had a death wish plowed through a red light in santa

this little girl was one, undetected. her grandmother hopes it isn't too late. in the poor neighborhoods, health clinics are well aware that the difference in funding for t.b. can mean the difference between life and death. >> if we had more support from the international community, it would help vietnam do t.b. prevention work, prevent the spread of t.b. and reduce the number of patients in the future. we do our work in silence to serve the patients. our work isn't celebrated like that of people who work in other fields. >> part of the problem lice with vietnam, failing to meet its funding targets. even worse, the government that cut its 2014p.b. budget by 30%. the director of seat ma'am said t.b. program admits it worries him. >> it really concerns me in terms of p.b. control. if the funding for t.b. are not increased enough so people are going to die, could be going to die. >> a view echoed by international aid agencies. >> i find t.b. a compelling disease, and i think i did should be a priority for all of us who are involved in public health, so i don't unde

despite repeated searches, jean's body lay undetected on an irish beach more than 30 years.her remains were eventually found in 2003. >> even having her body back. g#÷% secretly recorded by an american university in which some former ira a members spoke about their role and named names. one man alleged to have given an interview was charged six weeks in connection with jean'sswd) murder. another brandon hughes who has since died claimed gerry led the disappearance and there were disagreements with his former friend over the peace protection process. >> staying on that subject. sarah has been speaking to jean mcconville's son michael about the latest developments. >> i heard it from the place. the place rang me. they said this is a 65-year-old mom in connection that does appear in the murder of your mother. that doesn't tell me it was gerry adams. i found out later on it was gerry adams. >> your reaction was? >> i'm glad to say they're taking this case very seriously. when there's someone like gerry adams, they're showing the mcconville family. >> you were 11 in the room wh

video here shows an undetected person on the tarmac in san jose.ll says the gao needs to conduct a nationwide assessment of the nation's airport perimeter security needs. the last report done was in 2009. we asked passengers if the congressman's visit today gives them more peace of mind. >> not really, because they haven't fixed the situation. they haven't fixed it yet. my daughter was pretty worried because she has been watching the new, so she has been talking about it. i have been telling her it is okay, nothing will happen. >> reporter: earlier this week local politicians expressed their frustration after finding out three weeks before the security breech, the ntsb cleared san jose's airport as meeting perimeter security requirements. cameras from the media will not be allowed during the congressman's visit, but he will be speaking. we reached out to hiss of and are trying to get -- hiss of and are trying to get a comment from him. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> police in san carlos are looking for three men that robbed a trader joe's armed with semi-aut

undetected. we have more details tonight.bout the man who was shot and killed by a dublin police officer on sunday. this is a picture of oscar herrera. police say, herrera had an extensive criminal history, including charges of resisting arrest. assault and drug possession. they say herrera was going through a drug detox. and that may have made him confrontational. police responding to a domestic disturbance call, shot herrera after they say, he attacked them with a baseball bat. investigators are looking into suspicious meatballs discovered in a san francisco park. the meatballs had pills stuffed inside of them. as kron 4's j-r stone tells us, pet owners are concerned, because poisoned meatballs have popped up before in san francisco. and have made pets sick. there have been at least three cases of poisonous meatballs found in san francisco since last year. the most recent -- happened in the twin peaks neighborhood in february. investigators found dozens of meatballs there. one dog got sick. more poisonous meatballs were fou

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how could this teenager get over a fence, past security seemingly undetected and on to a plane. we're now learning this happened three weeks after the airport was inspected and found to be in cupliance with federal security measures. what happened? what if it was someone else? those were among her questions. all because a 15-year-old from santa clara hopped a fence and got on to the wheel well of a plane and made it all the way to hawaii. incredible story certainly shined a light on airport security and a senate committee hearing the tsa administrator said they've been working nonstop on this. but inspected things like physical barriers and electronic access and found sjc met security and the airport has enhancements in place along their fence line, but with 450 airports, there is no one size fits all. >> if fencing was in fine shape, but at least one prior secretary of homeland security said show me a 15-foot fence and i'll show you a 16-foot ladder. what we do is try to buy down risk in a measured fashion that allows us to make sure that we're doing everything possible. >> the

a lot goes undetected because it is so light. you can see a few sprinkles by napa.nothing much. santa rosa, reports of slight scattered showers. andnot bad. a non-event really for the most part. too bad. we could have used rain. the model for tonight does more. blue stuff is like a drizzle. maybe light sprinkles. late tonight, tomorrow morning, lingles -- lingers. maybe wet. glaze on the road. tomorrow afternoon, starts off cloudy friday morning. tomorrow afternoon it is sunny. highs tomorrow, warmer than today. today lots of upper 60s. 72 fairfield. 70 vallejo. good air quality. winds are blowing more tomorrow. 70 danville. good air quality and you see more activities. friday -- 70s. friday looks good. thinking about the weekends, the weekend goes up. temperatures climb. not hot but by saturday mid- 70s. sunday mid-80s. there is the jump. mother's day will be something. monday, tuesday, back into the low 90s. nice looking five-day forecast. the rainy season is winding down for sure as the system is clearly illustrating. >> good looking forecast. thank you. >>> dog

she is in remission and the cancer is undetectable. researchers have known it is working in mice. the mayo clinic will launch a larger trial this year. >> a mannequin at a lingerie store caused a backlash in new york. the ribs can be seen and the sunken stomach. a man walking by took this photo said this is offensive. they took down the mannequin and the manager apologized and said it will never be used again. >>> we are following breaking news in southern california where a pipeline erupts and a cloud of oil. >> a little girl is attacked by a random woman with a crowbar. we are at the wal-mart in the pay area where it happened. >>> in new york, we have the dedication of the 9/11 museum with a look need >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> 4:59 on this friday eve, if you will. good morning and thanks for joining us. >>> let's see how warm friday eve is going to be. mike? >> not as warm as yesterday if many areas especially the closer you are to the coast. tomorrow, we are sure everyone will be much cooler. right now, no moisture out there, still, and vi

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last year a teenager hopped a fence and managed to wander the airport undetected and even made it into a wheel well of a plane and road the plane to hawaii. a tsa official said sjc passed a security inspection just weeks before the incident. the only northern california member of the homeland security committee. >>> the man at the center of the clippers controversy is battling prostate cancer. "the new york post" is reporting that 80-year-old donald sterling has had cancer for a long time and seems to have kept it underwraps. he was banned for life from the nba and fined $2.5 million after a recording of him making racist remarks went public. the league's advisory committee agreed yesterday to move forward as fast as possible to force sterling to sell the team. >>> the head of l.a.'s chapter naacp has stepped down because of the controversy. this month sterling was expected to receive a lifetime achievement award from that organization. even though the group's president leon jenkins rescinded after sterling's comments became public. how he was even in line for that award. sterling dona

. >>> promising changes at a crime lab went undetected for months. the dea's office said the wrong chemical was here to test people's blood for methamphetamine between january and march. seven false positives. the criminalests discovered the mistake last month. the person has been reassigned and all new samples will be double checked by a second analyst, but the mistake could impact three different cases. >>> now, to our continuing coverage of a high-profile corruption case. the chronicle reporting while the feds were investigating senator leland and chow, they were investigating montana but they came up empty. contacted montana about a business proposition. the fbi would deny or confirm that report. montana is involved with several business endeavors, including the group that wants to build a hotel complex in santa clara. >>> right now the silicon valley is united to help local nonprofits. >> called silicon valley gives and a 24-hour, online fund-raiser that will benefit more than 700 nonprofits in santa clara and san mu teo counties. started more t

they can travel 187 miles and are undetectable.hey believe the girls have been split into three group but are still in nigeria. the white house says special forces going in is not on the table for now. >> we're not actively considering the deployment of u.s. military personnel in a combined rescue attempt. weld have to know where the girls are as a simple proposition before we could discuss rescue attempts. >> meanwhile, britain's prime minister -- previously said all option were being considered. and members of a village in nigeria say they have killed dozens of members of boko haram planning to carry out another attack. >>> firefighters are working through the night to control nine separate wildfires. the flames have already scorched more than 9,000 acres in some heavy populated areas. emergency officialed yesterday called for mandatory evacuations. triple digit temperatures and dry conditions with one of the worst droughts on record are making an unusually early start for the fire season. experts say it could be a long and dange

mistakes there went undetected for months. the d.a.'s office says the wrong chemical was used to test people for amphetamines from january through march. a criminalist discovered this mistake just last month. the person who made the mistake has now been reassigned. the d.a.'s office says all new samples will be double-check kded by a second analyst. the mistake could impact three cases. >>> taking a cue from the oakland raiderettes, the new york jets' cheerleaders suing that team over wages. the fourth such lawsuit filed nationwide. chillis c. says she has paid $150 per game, $100 per special event, but when you take into account all the hours worked, she claims she was paid less than $4 an hour. meanwhile, the suit from the raiderettes still going through the courts. >>> still to come this morning, trapped in wreckage for five days, no food, no water. how a single mother managed to stay alive and also get noticed more than $100 feet down an embankment. >>> and monica lewinsky is opening up about her relationship with president clinton.

and probable undetectable in terms of overall success in san francisco. with that being said, the minimum wage is intended to address a particularly vulnerable group of employees, and unfortunately the employers of those employers are largely the businesses that will be most affected by this change and could be driven out of business? so is this really helping the employees if we put the very businesses that employee them out of business? so this is the conundrum we find ourselves in. but the clock is ticking, and the seiu has placed a ballot -- or proposed a ballot measure, they have not go out to get signatures. so there could be modifications or a withdrawal of that in preference of a consensus measure that could be put together through the process that the mayor has convened? or we might find or two more ballot measures on the ballot come november. i think then the question is if the seiu proposal stands alone and it gets enacted, that has a certain set of ramifications. if a second measure is proposed by the mayor, and through this consensus process

you might recall last week, a 15-year-old boy from santa clara was able to scale the fence here undetected, hang out on the tarmac for several hours, sneak into the wheel well of a 767, where he stowed away for a flight to maui. the congressman is looking for solutions that don't involve security guards, who would have to roam the perimeter 24/7. he tells us several private and public companies here in the valley have already reached out to him, to offer up their technology, technology that involved radar, lidar and motion censors. >> this is the fifth time in five years that someone has breached a perimeter. and only by luck have these individuals not caused harm to any of the passengers. i think it's only a matter of time if our perimeters are so porous that something can happen. so passengers want to know that only screened and ticketed the passengers are on this flight. >> reporter: the congressman and the airport point out that the perimeter fencing here at norman mineta international does meet faa and tsa requirements. the congressman wonders if those requirements need to be raised.

. >> reporter: in florida an undetected recalled tire is blamed by families for the accident earlier this year that killed two church leaders. as these test videos show, even skilled drivers knowing they are about to lose a tire can't keep control when it happens. and now our abc news investigation found that a badly flawed government recall system has kept motorists and retailers in the dark about a hidden danger. >> there's supposed to be a process in place to make sure they know. in many cases they don't. >> reporter: they're still being sold. reporters at kgo tv were able to buy these tires under recall from last year for a dangerous defect. >> afternoon. >> reporter: in atlanta reporters at wsb tv bought one of the firestone tires recalled 14 years ago after dozens of deaths. >> it's not one of those recalls, is it? >> no. >> reporter: the store manager said he did not know the tire had been recalled. but even the tire industry concedes it is a problem. >> we don't want to see recalled tires sold yet they are. >> yet they are. >> reporter: in addition to recalled tires our inves

police want to talk to him now about how he managed to scale that fence at san jose mineta and go undetected for seven hours. airport officials have said that they have no plans to press any charges against him. liz? back to you. >> thank you, ken. >>> a developing story out of marin county. rescue teams pulled a body out of a car that jumped a cliff on mount tamalpais. take a look at this video from chopper 5 showing the car down a steep embankment. if it wasn't for the man standing on top of it, that car would be almost impossible to stop. the crash was reported at 1 p.m. on highway 1 between stinson and muir beaches. crews had to carve a path on the steep hillside to pull the wreckage out of the thick shrubs. >>> the stakes are raised in san francisco's real estate market. some people are told their income needs to be $100,000 a year to rent. kpix 5's brian webb spent the day tracking down the landlord behind that demand. brian. >> reporter: allen, a lot of people around here talking about this letter saying it's the latest attempt to get poor and middle class pushed out of this neighborh

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when the child is very young, three, four, five and, as mentioned, it can go on for many years undetectedecause kids aren't out using information every day. we have seen cases in excess of a million dollars, one case, $800,000 recently. this included mortgageds, car loans, pretty much everything you can think of and so it's a really big mess to clean up when the child turns 17 to 18 and wants to start using their credit. >> jamie, a lot of parents use facebook to keep relatives informed of milestones in the child's life. how important is social media in this? this comes from a viewer actually who says, minors have to be kept away fromplasty social media. they usually tell the world a lot more than they are asked and people are looking. >> yeah. i think it's very realistic to say kids are not going to use it at all. so we always tell our parents it's important to talk to your kids about online privacy and security. so what's okay to share and what's not okay to share, you know, you should never share things like your date of birth, places where you are going to be for physical risks and so

last week the teenager was able to scale the fence undetected and stowed away on a flight to maui. the congressman says private and public companies have ufred technology to keep another breech from happening. >> what went wrong is tsa standards are strong enough to protect mass amounts of airport criminals. that's the bottom line. we don't have enough information about what is coming across to alert people as soon as possible. >> he says it should include technology to involve radar and motion sensors. >>> a t-shirt controversy four years ago rekindled a hot button debate at the local high school. a vid wroe made national news in 2010 after four high school students wore american flag t-shirts on cinco de mayo. it became a free speech issue that decided campus safety o outweighs the issue. extra staff and police will be on hand monday. >>> two dozen people without a place to call home tonight after fire in san francisco spread to four houses. two people were hurt, but the injuries could have been much worse if not for a father who risked his own life to help others. mark, he's pre

police want to know how he made it over a fence undetected and then climbed inside of a wheel well of a jet. the teen was trying to get to somalia to see his mother. >>> they will be back this week but they would require cell phone companies to put a killswitch on smart phones to make them inoperable when they are stolen. more than half of the robberies involve cell phone snatching and that figure is as high as 5%. >>> believe it or not it happened again, another disturbing discovery and now there is another important warning for dog owners. >>> police a campaign owner . >> one right now we are looking at the commute on west bound 24. >>> clouds continue to increase and pushing towards us and for those of you listening, we'll see if we can get any rain out of those and we will have your cool forecasted highs. . >>> welcome back, 6:13 is the time. a woman operating an identity theft ring is very dangerous she created credit -- credit cards and driver's licenses from stolen ids. she escaped by trying to run over the police with her car. >> i think she is desperate and would do anything

there may be many beings other than ourselves which are invisible in currently undetectable to our instruments but if you are looking for a daddy or a moral force or comforting moral force. >> something that i can find a language for. i interested also to take this to another level with you. because a friend of mine as people here now and philosophy professors know that they make a distinction between external id internal. people believe what they experience has truth therefore they can do something automatic that times i think it is so so therefore it is so. but has opposed to prove it scientifically or empirically from gathering data the observation from your senses that everything turns out okay it is a providence that you cannot name the airport. and you don't know what they feel braddish four - - gratitude for but people give its validity on the basis of they experience it. you have to. >> but what does that have to do with your notion of god? >> people say they have experienced god or whenever it is you have experience so that validates the notion or the idea of pie in the sky or wheneve

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got past the security fence and said he should never have been able to climb the airport fence undetecteds no evidence of any breach any clothing. that was ripped or will not seen any fences that have been pulled back were pulled up. or any sign that bubblers have been tampered with. we believe that this is strong athletic person who is able to airport security fence their surveillance is not available everywhere. he says that matter is now being addressed still being called for a pilot program to test technology solutions did which could detect any security breach. caught well sits on the house, and security committee. byre this week california senator are brought as the tse official she question the thoroughness of the csa review. >> : separately break boy giving up his life to save his sister. the eight year old boy right here from virginia was killed while trying to protect your caught as cultural sister from suspected racist. and family called the boy hero for standing up for his sister police say his tall year-old sister was being attacked from the family home from road track the bo

overlooked for it on december 2, security tools detect another version of malware and this red flag went undetected. had target acted on the alerts, they would not have been able -- they would have been able to prevent one of the biggest security breaches. for more than two weeks, the hackers collective credit card information and bounced around the globe to places like moscow. on december 12, federal law enforcement notified target that they cease the socialist activity. retailer finds an independent targetd on december 15, confirms it has been hacked and removes the malware. argan issues its first public starman -- statement on december 19 prevailing that up to 40 million cards may have been compromised. 22 days later on january 10, target notifies customers that in addition to the credit cart that, personal information of up to 70 million customers is also been stolen affecting as many as 1/3 of american consumers. for more on the fallout, let's bring in cory johnson and michael riley. who wrote that in-depth investigative piece in "bloomberg businessweek." what is your take on steinhafel leavin

authorities say millions of dollars worth of his fake 20s remain in circulation today, virtually undetectablemontreal. >> i'm going to look in my wallet after this. you can see more of brian's report tomorrow on "20/20." that's 10:00 p.m. eastern, 9:00 central. >>> coming up on "good morning america," one woman's amazing weight loss story and why a popular fitness magazine won't publish her before and after pictures. >>> turn the clothes in your closet into cash. how you can do it, starting this morning. >>> and is this the greatest hail mary pass of all-time? i'm starting to think it is, robin. wait until you see what he can do live. i know you have your doubts. when we come back. >> what happen was, he throws it and then he -- and catches it. >> he pulled a hamstring. the deal he and mom made with me when i was ten. and we'll help out with the school of your choice." the deal he and mom made with me when i was ten. well, i got the grades and, with dad's planning and a lot of hard work, i'm graduating today with a degree in marine biology. i'm so thankful and excited about the future. [ male

they were undetected until that truck got stuck. >> it appears it was a little too heavy and couldn't make it out of the sand. >> reporter: the smugglers abandoned the boat and suv. with a fuel tank this big, it's likely the smugglers brought the drugs straight here from mexico. >> we believe it landed here under the cover of darkness, and there was a pickup crew waiting to take the narcotics from the vessel onto their vehicle. and transport it to some unknown location. >> reporter: this is one of eight smuggling operations found by homeland security of since march of last year. and the farthest point north. several boaters told us they wouldn't have taken these chances in a boat like that in waters like ours. >> i'm surprised to see it this far north. i mean, there's plenty of these places to unload. >> i think it's a pretty unique way of bringing that much that are cot ickes a long distance. that's pretty amazing. >> reporter: and it is a long distance from mexico here to the coastline in san mateo county. you can see this boat has two outboard motors and can go about 70 miles per h

resealing it with a factory seal and sending it on after the implant a surveillance device that is undetectable to the eye. whether they do that from the u.s. postal service or from private mail companies like fedex or ups is unclear from the document. it's a good question. i think that is something we ought to know. what is clear is that they do it. they have a team devoted to that being done. this is something the government has been vehemently denies and the chinese for allegedly doing and warning thae public about. here is the nsa doing exactly that. trying to ward the world off of chinese products. that gives the nsa access to more people's devices. host: let's go to mark in maryland. on our line for independents. good morning. caller: good morning. i do find this whole issue very interesting. when he first came out, there was a lot of revelation about his character and what have you. how he will be viewed in the long-term. my question involves -- do you see that mr. snowden -- do you think he was naÏve in any way as to how this would affect international relations among the different coun

despite repeated searches, jean's body lay undetected on a beach more than 30 years.her remains were found in 2003. >> they recently obtained tips secretly recorded by the american university in which some former ira members spoke about their role in the troubles and named names. one man alleged to have given an interview was charged six weeks ago in connection with jean's murder. another man who has since died claim gerry adams led the direction over the connection with the abductions. >>> some are celebrating a decade of eu membership. they include eight former communist countries. it was a return home to the economic family. withinnhutt)j time, the eu elections will be taking place. we have the latest of our election series. we report from the areas on the impact of a decade in the eu. >> this is a tale of two europes. the first elegant, beautiful, old. where even those with jobs like the tram driver are barely coping. >> we suffer directly on cutbacks of the economy, of the service for the people. it's tough for everybody. for everybody. >> the crisis almost destr

the cancer is undetectible in her body.hers knew for years the treatment was effective in mice, but never the people. the mayo clinic will watch a much larger trial later this year, but certainly quite promising. >>> there is an effort under way to get more asian americans to sign up as potential bone marrow donors. the potential donors provided a cheek swab to see if they could be a match for baylor frederickson, but since he is half japanese, finding a donor is really tough. >> like a perfect match is like an identical twin. he doesn't have an identical twin. >> only 7% of those registered as born marrow donors are asian, even fewer are mixed race like baylor. there is another race drive next week at larkin in san francisco. >>> in the meantime, staying in san francisco, a landmark has reopened. you will meet two of the women whose images have . >>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. >>> one of san francisco's iconic landmarks is open for business again looking live now at q

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they were basically able to work and live undetected and in the open. kyung lah, bell gardens, florida. >>> i want to bring you into one of the biggest art heists in history. >> it was 1990 when thieves dressed in police uniforms where thieves walked out with $500 million worth of master pieces. the fbi now says they've confirmed sightings of some of the missing artwork. they've also identified three people who could be connected with the heist, all with connections to the mob. >> there's a $5 million reward for information leading to their recovery. >> they've been gone a long time. hope they find them. >>> the u.s. says there's no justification forte land's military coupe. >> coming up, the u.s. ambassador from thailand joins us from bangkok, plus -- >> you were hesitant to come for whatever reason? >> yes. >> so we miss you. please come back. >>> a very big plea from the tourism industry. how it's hoping to lure visitors back. >>> we are wrapping up the week this friday on "cnn newsroom." hello, everyone. i'm errol bonnet. >> thank you for being with

police want to know how he made it over a security fence at san jose airport undetected, and then climbed inside the wheel well of the jet. the fbi said the teen was trying to get to somalia to see his birth mother. >>> new developments now in that deadly air show accident yesterday at travis air force base. tonight, the wreckage of that vintage biplane is in the hands of investigators. they're also looking at all the cell phone video taken by spectators. the crash killed a veteran pilot. he is being remembered in his hometown of half moon bay who's brothers construction company helped build most of that city. >> he was an enthusiastic. he shared his enthusiasm, and his love. it wasn't just love of flying, but love of life. he asked how you were, and how your family was, and he cared. >> flags flew at half staff today at the half moon bay airport. that was andrini's home field. he fell in love with flying as a teenager, and performed at air shows all over the world. >>> target's massive security breach four months ago today claimed another victim. greg steinhofle announced he is withdrawa

police want to know how he made it over a security fence at san jose airport undetected, and then climbednside the wheel well of the jet. the fbi said the teen was trying to get to somalia to see his birth mother. >>> new developments now in that deadly air show accident yesterday at travis air force base. tonight, the wreckage of that vintage biplane is in the hands of investigators. they're also looking at all the cell phone video taken by spectators. the crash killed a veteran pilot. he is being remembered in his hometown of half moon bay who's brothers construction company helped build most of that city. >> he was an enthusiastic. he shared his enthusiasm, and his love. it wasn't just love of flying, but love of life. he asked how you were, and how your family was, and he cared. >> flags flew at half staff today at the half moon bay airport. that was andrini's home field. he fell in love with flying as a teenager, and performed at air shows all over the world. >>> target's massive security breach four months ago today claimed another victim. greg steinhofle announced he is withdrawall

police want to to know how he made it over the security fence undetect and climbed into the wheel well of a jet. the fbi said the teen was trying to get to africa to see his mother. >>> 7:15. bay area investigators say a woman who operated an identity theft ring is on the run and she should be considered very dangerous. investigators say jasmine mitchell created credit cards and driver's licenses from stolen identity. undercover officers say they almost caught her last week but she escaped by trying to run her over them with her car. >> i think she was desperate to get away and would do anything at any cost to get away. >> now, jasmine mitchel is part of a notorious bay area family linked to pornography and crime. she was only 13 when her father, artie mitchell, was killed by his brother jim. the mitchell brothers ran the o'farrell striptease theaters. >>> efforts to catch a wanted fugitive were slowed by the police itself, according to a new report. christopher dorner killed four people, including three police officers in february of 2013. after a 12-day manhunt, dorner shot and kille

this red flag also goes undetected. had target acted on the alerts at this point, they would have been able to prevent one of the biggest data thefts in history. instead for more than two weeks, the hacker software collected credit card information and bounced it around the globe to places like moscow and ukraine. federal law enforcement knives target saying they are seeing suspicious activity. on december 15, target confirms it's been hacked and removed the mall aware. -- the malware. target issues its first public statement about the data theft on thus, december 19, revealing that up to 40 million cards may have been compromised. 22 days later, on january 10, target knives customers that in addition to the credit card theft, personal information for up to 70 million customers has also been stolen affecting as many as 1/3 of american consumers. >> that was bloomberg business week's brendon greeley. for more on the breach, we bring in our editor at large and michael riley from d.c. michael, you're the guy who wrote that

while the negotiator speaks with hill, the team quietly assembles undetected outside of the cell door. >> here we go. coming in. >> at a precise moment the door is opened, and the team rushes the cell setting off a flash bang grenade. the team uses pepper spray to subdue the inmate. within seconds, the still shackled officer is pulled to safety. a short time later, hill is also removed from the cell. though dazed by the effects of the pepper spray, hill is uninjured and the assault earned him two months in punitive segregation and an extension of his sentence. riverbend's emergency response team regularly trains for crises where a cell extraction is called for. our crew was there to cover one session. >> as you can see when you get that many people in as small a cell as it is, it makes kind of havoc about being able to operate in there. >> straighten him out. there you go. pull him out. straighten him down. >> that is the reason why we do more training. the more training you get to do, the better you get and the less injury you have on the inmate or the staff. >> during the course of

we did not anticipate the number of serial rapists that could remain undetect.uckily with dna technology we are able to link them to a number of crimes. our 100th indictment involved larry mcgowan who had raped five women and murdered one of them and we were not prepared for what we found regarding these first 100 cases. >> and his arrest actually was not directly linked to the dna. there were other crimes he was involved in as well. >> law enforcement had worked very hard and knew that there was one person responsible for this crime spree. and it was a one-man crime wave. luckily in ohio there was a new law that allowed for arrestees in felony cases to have their dna collected in the system and this was the first person that we had, were able to solve the case based on his arrest, south of cleveland, that led to identifying him in these cases. >> now you mentioned that some of these cases go back 20 years, some of these untested kits go back 20 years.in that case is through any problem with the statute of limitations, is it possible that some of these crimes wi

was it a murder/suicide or was it caused by somebody from the outside who went undetected in doing thisbut, heavens, fireworks strapped to your head, you can't explain it. i don't know of any logical way to explain that kind of a situation. >> there's no logic in any of this. they described the fire as unusual and they said there were various fireworks throughout the home. two victims suppered from upper body trauma but the authorities wouldn't indicate which ones. also, she said no weapons found at the home but these people had gunshot wounds. so i don't know why they'd suggest it's a murder/suicide and four people have gunshot wounds and there's no weapons around. that makes no sense. >> no sense. this is a garden gate community from what i understand. there's got to be film of cars coming and going so i imagine that they'll unpeel the onion as they go along. this is an absolutely misty fig set of circumstance as we see it right now. >> bill gavin. the next step the coroner will return findings. that might help us a lot. nice to see you. >> thank you. my pleasure, shep. >>> police in