he wants owners of unoccupied homes. to pay. the leaders say for now, they want to know how widespread the practice really is, so that to compel state and federal governments to act against the vacancy issue. >> we have to talk about housing as a right, not as a speculative privilege. when governments realise that is place. >> all that may be too late for jennifer. >> i think it's a hard thing. and i kind of get emotional when i talk about it. people in my demographic are leaving the city. the odds are against it. i made so many applications, that the last adaptation i'll make is to leave. and i honestly think that if something doesn't change quickly in the next couple of years, i'm not going to stay any more >>> geraldino joins me. this list, once it's formed, what is it the city wants to do with it. >> first of all, the names, the properties, are unoccupied. they plan to cross reference it with electricity, to see if it will sustain life. once they have that number, they say they will think about what happens next. >> this ide

if i saw a house that was unoccupied. i knew it was for sure i would do it, if i knew that the city was going to use it the number in a positive way. >>> the he believes global interest is distorting this global market. >>> it has gotten out of whack. >>> by, if you just look at that, it's the second most expensive city in the world. >>> he is in favor of the list, he wants owners of unoccupied homes to pay an annual fine and for now they just want to know how widespread the problem really is. >>> but all that, may be too late for jennifer,. >>> i think it's a hard thing and i get emotional because in my demographic are leaving the city, the odds are against me. i have made so many adaptations and the last is to leave and i honestly think that if something doesn't change, in the next couple years, i'm not going to be able to stay any more. >>> well, police have arrested 7 men of a jewelry heist, it took place last month, at the garden, that's the center of the diamond trade and they opened 72 safe deposit boxes and sold m

he wants owners of unoccupied homes to pay a city fine. city leaders say for now they just want to know how widespread the problem is. >> i think it's a really hard thing, and i kind of get emotional when i talk about it, people in my demographic are leaving the city. i have made so many adaptations that the last adaptation i'll make is to leave. and i honestly think if something doesn't change pretty quickly in the next couple of years, i'm not going to be able to stay anymore. >> reporter: duarte geraldino, vancouver, canada. >>> an historic handshake, prince charles has met with ireland's leader making him the first british royal to meet the former ira commander. the prince also visited the police where his great uncle was killed back in 1979. >>> coming up on al jazeera, fighting frac-ing texas makes it illegal for towns to say no. up next what that means for the rest of the country. stay tuned. >>> a new law in texas would impact nationwide efforts to stop frac-ing. voters in denton texas approved a referendum that banned frac-ing ins

to what was then the unoccupied zone of france to a camp that had at one time served as a refugee camp for the civil war refugees that came from spain because it was near the pyrenees and the spanish border. they were simply dumped there without blankets without adequate food, without anything and the germans told the french to take over. of course, it took a long time until we then established some direct contact with my parents because they -- at first they could not right, and when they did, those things took weeks and weeks in those days. also because there was already a war going on in europe by that time, of course. in 1939, it also added to our complications. when the war started, we were sent incredibly far back. normal escape routes were out of the question. you could only find certain ones, and then only if you had quite a bit of money just for the passage and everything else. at any rate, being in the unoccupied zone of france was -- at the same time, they were, of course segregated. they were a not allowed to live together. men were in a different camps and women, but they

to what was then the unoccupied zone of france. to a camp that had at one time served as a refugee camp for the civil war of ref jews that came from spain. because it was near the pirspanish border. and they were simply dumped there without blankets, without adequate food. without anything and the germans told the french to take over. and so of course it took a long time until we then established some direct contact with my parents, because they -- at first they couldn't write. and when they did write it took -- those things took weeks and weeks in toez days. and also because there wasn't really a war going on. by that time, of course. and na in '39 of course, also added to our complications, when the war started. we were again set back incredibly far back, as far as trying to help them get out of there. because normal escape routes were out of the question. and you could only find certain ones. and that only if you had quite a bit of money to bribe officials and just for the passage and everything else. but at any rate being in th

he wants owners of unoccupied homes to pay an annual fine.for now they just want to know how widespread the problem really is. all that may be too late for jennifer. >> it's a really hard thing and i kind of get emotional when i talk about it. people in my demographic are leaving the city. i think the odds are against me. i've made so many adaptations that the last i'll make is to leave and i honestly think that if something doesn't change quickly in the next couple of years, i'm not going to be able to stay anymore. >> vancouver canada. >> now to the air we breathe. there is a new warning about that carbon dioxide levels are at record highs. in fact, scientists say they are higher now than at any other point in the last 800,000 years. how can we measure? >> we're talking a million years of records here. we are do it by drilling down into the ice which captures that all the way back. they can drill down as far as two miles getting different striations and colorations. it's kind of like looking at the rings on a tree, but this will give us by

but at any rate, being in the unoccupied zone of france was -- at the same time, they were, of course segregated. they were not allowed to live together there. men were in a different camps and women, but they were usually once a week allowed to visit each other. and of course, we got their letters, and we wrote to them. we were able to do that, and this is quite a record of what went on in those camps, but whereas it was of course a catastrophe that this had happened, at the same time, it still made it possible for them to perhaps get out easier than if they had remained in germany because they could go to the american consulate in marseille if they were summoned. by the consul. they were allowed out if they were summoned to take care of this matter. somehow or other, there was always a flaw, always a new complication, and this went on in an absolutely kafkaesque way. at every corner, there was another obstacle. and we had booked passage for them many times, and they had to let those terms expire because their papers were not ready, and they were moved -- my father was sent to anothe

both buildings were unoccupied. the owner of one of those companies is here on the scene. people who live nearby are also starting to gather at the scene. they're telling us they don't have power or gas. now, looking at our video from overnight, firefighters have been here for about 3 1/2 hours, heavily attacking this 3 three-alarm blaze. the fire chief has confirmed multiple explosions inside. he also said some flooring products contain petroleum. they're highly flammable. so right now, they're rkworking with the department of environmental protection regarding the runoff of the water. people who live nearby say it was an unbelievable sight when they rushed outside this morning. >> i live right up the street here. we come down -- i come down and i could see the flames and it was -- the fire companies were all here and it was going real good that's for sure. >> reporter: now with the light of day, we were able to look around a little more and get a closer look at what is going on here. six ladder trucks are attacking the inferno by air. there are as many as 100 firefighter

you would cease to struggle against the unoccupied seat; when where, why. the space won't lose its meaning. you imagine if the man spoke to you, he would say, "it's okay, i'm okay." "you don't need to sit here." you don't need to sit, and you sit and look past him into the darkness the train is moving through, a tunnel. all the while the darkness allows you to look at him. does he feel you looking look at him? -- looking at him? you suspect so. what does suspicion mean? what does suspicion do? the soft gray-green of your cotton coat touches the sleeve of him. you're shoulder to shoulder though standing you could feel shadowed. you sit to repair whom, who? you erase that thought. and it might be too late for that. it might be too late or too early. the train moves too fast for your eyes to adjust to anything beyond the man, the window the tile tunnel, its slick darkness. occasionally a white light flickers by like a displaced sound. from across the aisle tracks, room harbor world the woman asks the man in the rows ahead if he would mind switching seats. it's

the single story building has been unoccupied for at least a year but homeless people were known to stay there. >> primary search, and then we went into a defensive operation. >> no one was injured. firefighters say fighting the flames was challenging because the building bass -- was boarded up. >> details on the oil spill off the santa barbara county coast. since the beginning of the response cleanup crews have collected just under 9500-gallons of an oily water mick tour. the pipeline spilled 105,000-gallons of crude on tuesday. one sea lion and five pelicans have died. nine other oil soaked pelicans are being treated. >>> a washing from a pet owner san mateo county who says a mountain lion attacked her cat friday in the clipper ridge neighborhood. the cat was attacked on the street and is recovering from surgery to repair torn muscles in his neck. his owner sent pictures of her pet before the attack. the mountain lion or bobcat took out without being seen. >>> some good news for commuters. caltrans expects the san mateo bridge to re-open on time 5:00 tomorrow morning after a major cons

they found the parked unoccupied vehicle around 5:00 p.m.he vehicle's other other than was identified, and arrested and charged with operating a motor vehicle after his license lab revoked. >>> -- has been revoked. >> could living at a higher at toot -- all contribute to sids? >>> when we come we'll have people making their way off the beach and into the water boy they are brave. we'll be right back. >> blackberry announced a new round of layoffs job cuts will affect people who make hardware and software including the blackberry bold, classic and passport. they are looking to reduce the size of the device operations to make it profitable once again. >>> altitude may make babies more susceptible to sids, it's two times greater in the denver area and other regions where the altitude is less than 6,000 feet. conditions that reduce infants' oxygen levels have been linked with sids. exactly how mountain air may put babies at risk is uncertain. >> the "action news" team is working on stories at 4:00 p.m. >> reporter: coming up in big talkers at 4:

katherine howard a long term residents of inform i'm concerned about the short-term rental ever unoccupied unit in residential neighbors this is a de facto rezoning of our entire city from residential to commercial that is turning every building into a potential hotel this does not build strong neighborhoods it reasons the neighborhood ties there's a lot of lip service given to families in the city how is a family with young children be in a unit is routinely rented out to strangers will they feel comfortable letting their children play in the hallways are out not background would you my own neighborhood has lost folks to evictions and staggering rents and to fear of losing their homes to short-term rentals i don't want san francisco to become a city that is vacant except during the tourist season i want real neighborhood not just strangers that pass through would with no connection to the city i urge you to make the enforcement as stringent as possible thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i was no sacramento last week testifying about sb 5934 or 3 as a state l

police say one was armed with a handgun, officers alerted neighbors and tracked the suspects to an unoccupied on mitchell street where they were hiding. >> you have two armed males that are using a firearm to take property from citizens, that is extremely dangerous. once they were stopped instead of giving up they fled from the vehicle with the firearm in their hand. i would say they are extremely dangerous. >> police are not saying how old the suspects are but say they are juveniles, no one was hurt in the robberies. some of the stolen items were located inside that house. >>> human remains found in fremont have been listened to the case of a missing exchange student who disappeared more than 30 years ago. authorities say dental records determined the bones found in 2010 are those of elizabeth martinsson. the 20-year-old swedish exchange student was working as a nanny in greenbrey when she disappeared in 1992. a convicted rapest found driving her car was convicted of auto theft but never tied to her disappearance. >>> a suspicious fire in a home in vallejo around 3:00 this morning. firefight

to give you an idea of the space, this is what it looks like when it's unoccupied.nning to set up the space at the beginning of the day. we currently program four trucks in the space. i think that we were surprised that the permit was actually granted through d.p.w. mainly because of the existing on opposition and that we come to you before and that you suggested that we move to the mid-block. when the space that we had been selling in before was granted a permitq of a surprise and that's the result of coming to you. i think that is what the space looks like when we run our markets. you can see it's pretty congested. we've actually had to create signage and we have a staff member on site who manages the traffic and congestion in the space. really the question is, there's two questions, number one, take out restaurant will be required to have a 75-foot distance -- a food truck will be required to have a 75-foot buffer from where the entrance to where a restaurant is. we believe for food trucks where we provide no seating constitutes an equal need or equal amount of i

. >> he has developed a system that alerts drivers to unoccupied parking spots in the vicinity. that is if there aren't any. the information is collected by special sensors built into streetlights. the radar registers when spots are free. a test system is already installed at this parking lot. municipalities in germany are interested in the system. he thinks there is a market outside the country as well. >> we've had talks with dubai, for example. dubai has huge traffic problems because everyone seems to drive a car. their public transport system is not as developed as europe's, and the system is part of the puzzle to address the issue. >> the sensors are tested here in this specially equipped laboratory. siemens has invested millions to develop the unique technology, but the radar can only detect the position of parking spots in a 15-meteor -- 15-meter radius from where it's positioned, and it does not detect traditional energies the way a camera would. >> each sensor can monitor the status of five to seven parking lots at a time. we can tell if they are occupied and how much s

both companies were unoccupied at the time the blaze began about six hours.his chief also tells us some flooring products inside containing petroleum and extremely flammable, are fueling the flames still inside, those hot spots as well as the billowing smoke that you see. they're working with the department of environmental protection regarding the runoff of water. i asked him, should people shelter in place, because that had been put out earlier, before we spoke with him. and he said at this point, yes. the wind has shifted. the chief also said that earlier, he did not foresee any danger but right now he is urging people to shelter in place. now, overnight, there were multiple collapses and explosions inside shortly after the three-alarm blaze got going to a good clip. no firefighters were injured, though. ladder trucks are still here fiercely attacking this smoke and the flames down below. more than 100 firefighters have responded from all over montgomery county. and we should also tell you, because i know that folks in the neighborhood are worried about th

parking in the mission bay area that are 25 percent of can't in the evening hours to 68 hundred are unoccupied on a weekly basis the project will have david represented the 9 hundred and 50 pays spaces and at large more across set street for over one thousand spaces a peak time 42 hundred that is so think of 4270 minus hundred and 82 the delta over 3 thousand we'll have to occupy 68 of those spaces the port of san francisco is looking at a surpass lot a short couple block walk to the south so that's all kind of background that is happening whether there's an spent for the last 13 months signs they've announced moving to mission bay we have with the project sponsor to come up with a traffic and management plan this will rely on t service and purchasing 4 light rail vehicles to add to the capacity service and extend the approach across the street that david mentions one of the primary access points at third street to allow the two trains to broad and be installing tracks to allow trains to bypass each other and adding additional transportation inspectors and increasing bus services onth street t

then, he made her drive a half mile away to an area behind an unoccupied store. her wrists, then raped and killed her. he removed items from julie's trunk to make room for her body. elmen drove to the woods where he hid her body under some cardboard. the biological evidence from the attack was embedded in her cotton socks. elmen probably wanted to keep julie's car, but it got stuck in the mud and he had to escape on foot. authorities had plenty of suspicion, but no evidence, to charge elmen with his half-sister's murder. but after 17 years, there was plenty of dna evidence to charge him with julie estes' rape and murder. >> it just was unbelievable that it would be the socks that would hold the true identity of her killer. >> faced with a possible death penalty, elmen decided to plead no contest to julie estes' rape and murder. in return, he was sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole. >> how do you feel about everything? >> how do i feel? >> mm-hmm. >> the overall picture? i think this sucks. >> the lesson for criminals would be no matter how l

the fire department says the house on mcdonald drive was unoccupied at the time. in this case too, it's unclear what sparked the fire. >>> the suspect in an assault on apian elderly man at the -- on an elderly man at the metro station will be in court this afternoon. the 19-year-old was arrested overnight. he was connected to a robbery and attack on a well known local actor in silver spring. and he will face charges today stemming from an assault on an elderly man that left him unconscious last month. >>> today a judge is expected to set a new trial date in the hannah graham murder case. she is accused of killing the 18-year-old university of virginia student. his trial was set to begin june 29th but the defense asked for more time for a dna expert. >>> isis is climbing responsibility for an attack in texas on a art drawing contest. this afternoon the mother of one of the gunman says she understands why police had to kill her son. here's more from garland, texas. >> we say to america, the defender of the c what is coming will be even worse. >> reporter: an audio s

san francisco firefighters are trying to figure how an unoccupied mini cooper ended you on the rocksisland. we were over the southeast tip of the island this morning and crews did not find anyone in the car. they are not hour how it helped up there. the mini had no license plates. >> several law enforcement armies cross the pay area will be out tonight cracking down on drunk drivers on the cinco de mayo holiday. drivers caught drugging could pay more than $10,000 after fines fees and possible jail time. >> if you have too much to drink please, call the free service and get a designated driver from 6:00 people to 6 a.m. tomorrow 1-800-222-4357. aaa will provide a free ride and you do not have to be a member to get a free tow. >> controversial reaction over the san jose police officer using force to subdue a suspect. matt? >> internal affairs at san jose police department will investigate the actions of the officers and determine if they went too far while making this arrest. >> the cell phone video posted is shaky and dark but you can see a man on the ground with two san jose police o

jews were not only persecuted in the part of france occupied by the nazis, but also in the unoccupied regions run by the french vichy government. but one small village quietly disobeyed. practically all the local people there hid jews, and so saved their lives. >> for pascaline magnard, the past still lives in the present. her memories of this village in france are good, even though they take her back to the era of the third reich. after more than 70 years, the 86-year-old takes us back to dieulefit, where she and her jewish parisian family fled from the nazis. in paris, the family lived in constant fear of being betrayed and caught. but in dieulefit, they experienced tremendous solidarity and moral courage. pascaline: there was a young woman of 22 at the town hall. she asked me, "what name should i write on your id?" i said, "colomb, first name, pascaline." i didn't mention my middle name, sarah. she filled out a blank identification card, stamped it, and gave it to me. she forged the id card to save my life. >> the town hall clerk, jeanne barnier, forged about a thousand sets of pap

luxury sports car, porsche 911 last seen at the home around 10:30 this morning and found by police unoccupied late this afternoon. >> we don't where that car was between 10:30 this morning and when it was recovered within the last hour. >> reporter: after several hours neighbors helped bring the family's two dogs from the home. they were taken awaytified man. crime scene investigators are expected to remain on scene here throughout the night. back to you. >> thanks jackie. >>> neighbors in that community say, of course they have never seen anything like that. darcy spencer now with more information about the family who lived in that house. darcy? >> reporter: well jim, we're live on woodland drive. you can see the street is still blocked off by police and crime scene tape. the house is just up street. i spoke to numerous neighbors today who say they are very concerned about what happened in this house but even more concerned about this family and today d.c. police handed out these fliers in the neighborhood for this arson investigation. this dramatic cell phone video shows the smoke and flame

. >> the two were caught after trying to hide in an unoccupied home. police are in the process of returning the belongings to their owners. >>> south bay burglars chose the wrong house to target. home surveillance video caught their every move. take a look at how the two men stroeld through -- strolled through the home. they casually walked in, looking for valuable. the two stole electronics and jewelry while the homeowners were not around. the young men between the ages of 18 and 25 years old. the bad news for them, the surveillance system captured this close-up shot. it's pretty good. investigators hope it leads to a quick arrest. >>> new at 5:00, san francisco business owners reunited with a valuable tool thanks to an alert kpix 5 viewer. >> thanks, kpix. >> we told you about larry's stolen pupcycle yesterday a custom built bike worth about $5,000. he uses it to deliver dog treats for his startup scrappy pets. one of the viewers called him to say he saw that bike at the oakland swap meet. so he got security, rented the truck went to the swap meet an

both companies were unoccupied when the blaze began about six hours ago. the chief also tells us flooring products inside contain petroleum and are extremely flammable. they are fueling the flames inside, that the drone is showing them. they're working with the department of environmental protection regarding the runoff of water. now, the wind has shifted a few times since we arrived, shortly after 4:30 this morning. so the chief says although he did not foresee any danger earlier this morning, right now, he's urging people to shelter in place, because the smoke is now going across several of the neighborhooded and the smoke is hanging very low. now, overnight, there were multiple explosions and collapses inside but no firefighters were injured. here's another update for you. electricity and gas have been cut off to about 100 customers in this area. no word yet on the restoration, but we've been told that the firefighters are awaiting the arrival of heavy equipment, because they want to take down all of the walls of the building so that they can go inside

both houses later crashed in a parking lot, the other bounce house was unoccupied at the time. >>> a child died in a betting accident on memorial day. five adults and five children were on a boat on the san joaquin river in lathe rom south of stockton. it crashed into some rocks throwing all of them overboard. all of the children were under 10 years old and all wearing life vests but one didn't make it. >> one of the children either was struck by some rocks or was swept under and struck by the props and by the time ems personnel had gotten here the child had died. >> it's not clear exact little how old the boy -- exactly how old the boy was. >>> the broken section of pipeline that caused an oil spill could be removed as soon as today. flames all american pipeline says about 4200 gallons spilled less than the previous estimate. the spill has killed one sea lion and nine pelicans and untold number of fish. two public beaches in the area will remain closed until at least june 4th. >>> a tornado raged through a city in mexico destroying homes and killing at least 13 people. it happened y

that it intends addiction issues at the home and they also responsive to building fires which were unoccupied scientist and figure out what to do with a 28 ft. gray whale that washed up on north bay beach and say it's too decomposed to really determine why the case and then the well could be left alone for the tide to return the ocean one thing is sure it cannot remain on the beach of this restaurant several wells have been reported in the region including to pacifica one-and-a-half monday some the carcasses have been buried because of the awful smell. >> pam: all holy symbol stolen from an east bay church while it may have been taken. the sketch >> reporter: letting a five-year will speak for the first time next on kron 4 you will hear this story learn about this amazing new technology. >> gary: all looks like a broad waiting for curry there enough final ferris also the giants are rolling in milwaukee with the a's and a trite and catalytic ♪ ♪ ♪ gramm >> reporter: does not even read but kids in technology crazy on his on he figured out how the use it and cannot talk through. a self will the

they crashed it, took off on foot, ran through a creek and into an unoccupied home. they surrounded that house. stolen items are being returned to the anglers. we're hearing the 9-1-1 call that led to mcdonald's arrest. >> it was the alleged victim's mother who called police after her daughter had called her for help trying to escape. >> stay on the line with me, okay? >> it's my daughter. >> i understand. and who is it? the father of child? >> yes. he's drunk. >> the call came in just before 4:00 a.m. yesterday. the victim appears to be mcdonald's exfiance. she was holding their baby when she was assaulted. >> i'm on the way. i'm not even there. she just called me to asked me to call 9-1-1. she's trying to stay with the infant. >> they arrested mcdonald. his new team the chicago bears cut him from the roster just hours later. mcdonald is facing domestic violence and child endangerment charges. back to you. >> all right. thank you. tonight take a good look at these photos. they want to make sure a young passenger is okay. the vehicle passed through the bay bridge tol

85-year-old sped over a curb, through a brick facade before finally coming to rest on top of two unoccupiedicnic benches. >>> let's turn now to campaign 2016 and the latest republican to enter a very crowded presidential field. former new york governor george pataki announced his bid today to seek the gop nomination. he was a three time governor in the heavily democratic state of new york. despite that, political analysts see pataki as the longest of long shots. he barely relation sisters in national opinion polls. if pollsters decide to include him at all. >>> vladimir putin is accusing this country of meddling in a fairs. he says the arrests of soccer officials may be an attempt to rest -- to wrist the world cup a-- to get the world cup away from russia. >>> the fifa president said his organization has to do a better job of policing itself. he went on to say fifa cannot allow itself to be dragged through the mud any longer making neighborhoods beautiful in prince george's county. today at pan rama elementary school, students, parents and educators celebrated. over the last year they worke

capitol police tell us the car was deemed suspicious because it was unoccupied. the device in plain view and there was an odor of gasoline coming from the vehicle. our chris gordon spoke to the owner and has a report in the next hour of. >>> the fbi's looking for a man who robbed a will call bank and said he was carrying a bomb in his box. now, this happened in hyattsville. last friday he walks into the capital one bank on annapolis road. he passed a note 0 the teller demanding cash and telling the clerk about the bomb. he took the money but left the box. the bomb squad x-rayed it and it was empty. >>> and now to the weather. very warm day with breezy sunshine and things will change by tomorrow we are hearing. let's check in with veronica johnson in the weather center. vj? >> yeah. we slide back towards the higher temperatures higher humidity as well. when you take a look at today it's been the best day. all in all what looks like out of the work week. we have some breezy sunshine today. as you mentioned, look at this. current wind gusts just over 20 miles per ho

the police on patrol spotted the parked unoccupied vehicle yesterday. police identified what they call "items of concern," inside the car and the bomb squad was called in. the owner of the c÷,uÑ and arrested. you will remember that two pressure cooker-type bombs were used in the attack on the boston marathon bombing. >> a chairman of the house armed services committee talked about isis and nuclear weapons and said on tv the jihad of the group would "of course use a nuclear weapon if given the chan." he said there is no evidence isis is trying to get such a weapon but isis is claiming it has the resources to acquire a nuclear weapon from pakistan in a year. >> a magnitude earthquake 5.6 shook tokyo last night. this is video above a skyscraper. there are no reports of damage or casualties and a tsunami was issued but it was retracted a few minutes later. all 23 wars of the japanese capital felt the shaking. >> breaking news, the united states geological service is reporting a small earthquake in the napa valley. u.s. geological survey said the magnitude e

yesterday capitol police on a routine patrol spot a parked unoccupied car on the street.hinks around 5:00 o'clock p.m. bomb squad of course, was called and section of the area was called off after gasoline was detect coming from the device. thorough search showed no signs of hazardous material of the car, so when they finally caught up with the owner they had to charge him with something, right. the charge was driving without a license. >>> 4:39 is the time. prosecution testimony will resume tomorrow deadly tomorrow in the colorado, shooting. james who also also admitted to the attack. prosecutors are seeking the the death penalty. which the defense is concerned, could happen, in light of the recent sentence of, death for the the boston marathon bomber. >> head line news both nationally and locally and we are concerned because of the parallels. >> the the judge pulled the jury on whether to boston decision suede them. in one, raised his or her hand. >>> coming up one teen's passion for skateboarding fueled his mission to help people. how he is helping to feed the hungry o

israel of alexandria tells me he's law-awiding citizen but capitol police saw the unoccupied vehicle parked near the capitol, smelled gasoline and called in the bomb squad. they removed a pressure cooker and propane tank and disrupted them with explosives. he says he understands. they needed to protect the crowd gathered for the evening concert. >> right in front of the capitol, of course i would have done the same thing. you know? i would have freaked out and i would have done the same thing but they i understand. that's all. >> reporter: he tells me he runs a food truck saying he needed space in it and removed the rice cooker and propane tank putting them in his car and they were there yesterday. >> i just happened to be there. i should have thought about it a little before. you know if i had to do it again absolutely i would have been a little more careful. >> reporter: most people we spoke to on the mall today think police did the right thing. >> wow. that's -- yes. very scary if something like that were to happen close to where i live and glad the authorities were here to take c

officers on patrol spotted the parked unoccupied vehicle sunday on a street on the national mall weste capitol. an odor of gasoline was also detected. the vehicle's owner has been arrested. we'll be following this story through the night and bring you knew developments at 4:00 a.m. >>> now to health news. doctors are working on new search that could help prevent sudden infant death syndrome. researchers looked at children who lived at higher altitudes in colorado. they found the sids rates doubled compared to babies at lower at duties. still, doctors point out the number of deaths was very small and they cannot make a direct link between elevation and a higher risk for sids. for now, parents should focus on known risks. stomach sleeping bed sharing. avoid soft bedding and pillows in cribs. keep infants away from cigarette smoke. >>> fewer hospitals are giving form what to new mothers before they leave the hospital. many believe giving the formula discourages women from breastfeeding. the american academy of pediatrics recommends that babies only drink breast milk for the first six mon

this building was unoccupied. it's a bits. i actually checked online it is closed on the weekends. back here life, this fire not under under control. an unstable situation. i got to tell you again there's mention those chem can calls that they're worried about as we were walking here through the water, the firefighters told us don't walk through the water. there's chemicals in the water. they're still trying to deal with the latest. thank you. > it is exactly 8:05. many stories without a place that stay after an overnight fire in trenton. firefighters were called out to this scene, this is the 700 block of centre street. this is about 126789. 30 this morning. the fire started in one home and them it quickly traveled along the roof line to another. we know that one person is being treated for smoke inhalation. the cause is under investigation. also new this investigation, licensed and inspect is investigating an interior collapse inside a home in the city's strawberry mansion section. this happened overnight in the 2500 block of west dakota street one person was in the home when thi

they are going to reserve these two seats and make sure and keep them unoccupied for the service. live in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> a livermore man will face murder charges for killing a mother and child while allegedly driving drunk. police say brian jones was speeding when he hit esperanza morales and her 14-month-old daughter. jones then slammed into an apartment building injuring two more children. his blood alcohol was nearly twice the legal limit. police say that he had been at a wine festival in the hours before the accident. we just talked to the family who say they are relieved to hear jones is off the street. >>> heavy fines for a window washing company after a worker survived an 11-story fall. the man tumbled off the roof of a san francisco office building last november. incredibly, he landed on a moving car and survived! his employers will pay more than $12,000 in fines for violations related to the accident. the company has also been slapped with five citations. >>> governor is looking to find a way to deal with the drought. he made his pitch to bay area leader

he led them from san francisco to south san francisco into daley city before crashing into an unoccupied then tried to run away. police believe he was on some type of drug. >> a bay area man arrested and advertised at lax has been charged. witnesses shot video of the incident on wednesday. christian james hines of danville refused to go through screening and pushed himself past through security and he has one felony count of resisting arrest and one misdemeanor for avoiding a screening. >> two men are in federal custody planning to join isis. >> one at los angeles international airport and the other at an anaheim motel. federal prosecutors said the man bought a plane ticket in hopes of becoming a martyr. >> beyond any sensible thought. he is not the type. he's a good kid. >> i met him and he was a nice guy. really nice guy and for him, are you sure? >> authorities confiscated computers and other materials from the motel room, he is accused of providing material to a terrorism group. >>> darron wint was taken into custody following a massive man hunts. >> reporter: darron wint appeared in

look at this bomb squad called up to blow up a pressure cooker found in an unoccupied car on the national mall. this was happening as thousands of people gathering for a memorial day concert. pulled from the station wagon appeared to be a propane tank. the driver was tracked down and arrested police insist there was no threat to the public. >> the streets of cleveland are calm this morning after a weekend of protests following a saturday morning verdict in a police shooting case. 71 people arrested in the hours after the decision including some who attacked by standers. most protests were peaceful. sunday morning services emphasize the need for calm and ohio's governor praised the city's response. >> i think the people of cleveland have handled this, i mean, they should be so proud of themselves. we should look at cleveland as a model. >> officer michael brelo was acquitted in the deaths of two unarmed suspects. he stood on the hood of their car and fired 15 bullets into the windshield after a chase. the justice department is reviewing the verdict. >> investigators in new orleans working