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 mothe, r 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. tonight. 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. klaas on webb suicide 050514b advocate missing child advocate marc klaas with the klaas kids foundation says john

webb's family members confirmed his death. and tonight -- the mystery of missing daphne remains unsolved. kron 4's alecia reid is live tonight.with the latest developments. alecia? >> reporter: the cornice of this reid moved the body on friday but the cops were there bullying father investigating today. we're still working to find out the details behind the suicide. his daughter baby and daphne would missing wahl and his care. left the child in the car with his mother who has to mention a direct dementia >> reporter: we are working to find out more details behind the suicide in of course we will bring them to you when they become available. >> reporter: >> pam: our team coverage continues now. with kron 4's dan kerman. tonight, he speaks with missing child advocate marc klaas. with the klass kids foundation. as dan found out, klaas minces no words when it comes to john webb. >> reporter: klaas with the klaas kids foundation says john webb was a suspect's in his daughter's disappearance for good reason >> reporter:the reason fo

now davis says whatever webb knew is gone. he committed suicide friday. >> i asked did he leave a note or letter or anything and he said no, he didn't. >> reporter: davis' daughter is daphne's mother. she was in rehab when the girl disappeared. a week later she learned she was pregnant with her second child. this is dawn webb, daphne's sister. >> everyone is embracing her and she represents a lot of healing to this family. >> reporter: she is also a reminder of what's missing. >> it has its moments of where are you a reminder of your sister not being here. >> reporter: he is hoping that there will be more information on the case. >> until i get news saying she is not coming home i will think she is coming home one day. >> reporter: daphne would be about two and a half years old and probably looks different than the pictures we have of her. her family wants us to look for her. she has a disfigured right here. the oakland police didn't did not return our calls requesting an update on the investigation. reporting live in fairfiel

this is where john anthony webb lived with his mother and baby daphney. it is where he committed suicide on friday. >> to me, it didn't answer any questions or solve any problems. it left us hanging, you know. >> reporter: no note? >> no note. >> reporter: webb says he wondered what happened to his granddaughter, daphney, last july. >> reporter: are you convinced that he wasn't involved. >> no. i feel like he was to some degree. you know, the story from the beginning was questionable. and we were just trying to, hoping that at some point, we would get the truth out of him. >> reporter: webb said she was taken from his car while he was in a store. he was considered a person of interest and even went to jail, but was never charged. webb cheerfully spoke to reporters just days after his daughter's disappearance. >> my daughter is missing. and i have to live with that. even though i'm out of jail, i'm still not free. >> reporter: an autopsy on webb was performed today, but the coroner's office said it is waiting for toxicology case before determining the caus

daphne webb went missing last summer in oakland. now as ktvu claudine wall reports her father's suicide has left family members asking even more questions. >> this is where john anthony webb lived with his mother and baby daphne. it's also were family members say he committed suicide on friday. >> to me, it didn't answer any questions and didn't solve any problems. so kind of left us hanging. no note. >> no explanation. >> webb said he still wonders what happened to his granddaughter, daphne last july. >> no. i feel like he was to some degree. you know the story from the beginning was questionable, and we were just trying to you know hoping that at some point that we would get the truth out of him. >> all we know is what webb told police. that she was taken from his car while he was in the store. he was considered a person of interest and even went to jail, but was never charged. webb tearfully spoke to reporters days after his daughter's disappearance. an autopsy on webb was performed today but the corners office says they're still

. >> the family of daphne webb confirmed the news today. the father of the missing toddler committed suicide at his oakland home. we get the details from heather holmes, who spoke with daphne's grandfather. >> reporter: he says that a big piece of this puzzle is now missing. daphne's father, john webb was considered a person of interest in this case. the only person of interest, that police ever publicly acknowledged. >> a heartbreaker. >> reporter: the painful absence of one girlfriend has been moved apart by the birth of another. the father of both girls, 49- year-old john webb was found dead in his oakland home last week. davis says he got a midnight call from his daughter, telling him the news. >> it was just like time stopped. what? you're kidding. and my first question, did he leave a note to say anything about daphne? no, he did not. >> reporter: he told police he left the little girl in his vehicle, when he went into a market. his mother was also in the car, but suffers from dementia. when he went back inside, daphne was gone. >> i

. >> the family of daphne webb confirmed the news today. the father of the missing toddler committed suicide at his oakland home. we get the details from heather holmes, who spoke with daphne's grandfather. >> reporter: he says that a big piece of this puzzle is now missing. daphne's father, john webb was considered a person of interest in this case. the only person of interest, that police ever publicly acknowledged. >> a heartbreaker. >> reporter: the painful absence of one girlfriend has been moved apart by the birth of another. the father of both girls, 49- year-old john webb was found dead in his oakland home last week. davis says he got a midnight call from his daughter, telling him the news. >> it was just like time stopped. what? you're kidding. and my first question, did he leave a note to say anything about daphne? no, he did not. >> reporter: he told police he left the little girl in his vehicle, when he went into a market. his mother was also in the car, but suffers from dementia. when he went back inside, daphne was gone. >> i

how his son was doing, webb replied, that's between my boy and myself.ll, let's just say maybe he and i both had a bad day. >> which is easy the understand when you read this passage from his memoir. >> i, my fellow combat veterans stand on one side of the great divide with the rest of the world on the other. >> what's the divide? >> a saying, it's that if if you were there i don't need the explain it to you if you weren't there i can't explain it to you. >> that's the divide. but he can't explain the meaning of arlington cemetery with his parents are buried a few rows down from that young marine corps pratt he lost in vietnam. the enormity of this place is what i love. the notion that this is our national shrine to military service and sacrifice. i can get lost in this place for hours and see the stories. headstones ever people who i never knew who they are, that's every bit as important to me as my own family. >> then there are the words enscribed on arlington's confederate war memorial. >> not for fame or reward, not for place, in the lured by inhibit

her family now says that her father, john webb, committed suicide on the friday. police initially arrested webb for schichild endangerment, but never faced in charges in connection with her disappearance. webb told oakland police that someone took the girl off his car while he was inside a store on international boulevard. now daphne's grandfather says whatever webb knew is gone. >> he didn't fix any problems and we're no closer from his standpoint on knowing where daphne is. >> the oakland police department did not respond to our request for an update on this investigation. >>> investigators also say the dublin teenager who was shot after he attacked an officer with a baseball bat had an altercation with officers the night before he died as well. police say 18-year-old oscar herrera was most likely high on drugs saturday night when he threatened to eat his friend. his friend called police and officers used a stun gun to get him under control. he was taken to a hospital, later released from police custody. the next day, police were called to his house again becaus

according to family members, john webb committed suicide at his oakland home last week. his daughter daphne was reported missing last july when webb said he she was taken from his car while he quickly ran into a market. his suicide leaves a geaping hole in this -- gaving hole in this situation -- gaping hole in this investigation. >> it's like time stopped. what? are you kidding? my first question, did he leave a note and say anything about daphne? no, he did not. >> webb was briefly jailed on suspicion of child endangerment after telling police he had left her in his car with his 87- year-old mother who suffereds from dimension -- suffers from dementia. the toddler was reported missing on july 10th of last year. the next day police arrested her father on suspicion of felony child endangerment. no charges were ever niled and, again -- filed and, again, john webb was released. >>> new details about maintenance on the eastern span of the bay bridge. at this moment, the toll bridge program oversight committee is speefing details about -- receiving details about the long-ter

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 rosa last night and sends three people to the hospital. c-h-p says the incident happened on highway 12 just before 7pm. despite attempts by officers offs to make a traffic stop, the driver continued on highway 12 until getting off at the fulton road offramp, running a red light and ending up in a three car collision. the extent of the injuries are unknown at this time. coming up on the kron 4 morning news- pet owners in san francisco told to be on high alert after suspicious meatballs are found again in one popular park. plus--a shocking story of survival: a mother found-- five days after her disappearance in an overturned car off a colorado highway. how she was found, coming up. new developments with that deadly air show crash in fairfield. on monday, the n-t-s-b started examining the wreckage and the ground where it crashed at travis air force base. investigators will also review video of the accident--as the

brian webb said you could end up on the wrong side of the golden gate bridge. >> haven't been here in a long time but wasn't bad at all. >> reporter: construction crews moved the last san francisco exit up by a thousand feet and if you blink you might miss it. >> the last exit can be treacherous because if you're not local and a native like i am, you'll miss it. so if you miss the last exit, not only do you have to drive all the way across the golden gate bridge, you have to pay the $7 toll just to make it back. >> just another beautiful day in san francisco. >> reporter: it's happening to add safety shoulders and landscaping to the project. the changes should last about a month. >> you can see it clearly marks it. >> reporter: at least if you miss the turn, the views are on the most popular of america. >> so beautiful. >> reporter: brian webb, kpix 5. >>> it happened in the neighborhood and building for themselves and the sidewalk and hit two treeles, a building, and a pedestrian. police say none of the injuries are life-threatening. >> 4:36 now. four missing boaters will resume east

john webb was considered a person of interest in the disappearance of his daughter. oakland police and the fbi have spent the last ten months looking for the missing toddler. webb's suicide leavings a gaping hole in this investigation. >> like time stopped. what? you are kidding. and my first question, did he leave a note to say anything about daphne? no, he did not. >> last summer, webb reported his daughter had been kidnapped from outside an east oakland market. he was briefly jailed on dhimed endangerment after telling police he -- jailed on child endangerment after telling police he left the child in his car. the toddler was reported missing on july 10th of last year. the next day, police arrested her father on suspicion of felony child endangerment. no charges were ever filed, though, and john webb was released. >>> new this morning, a 77-year- old man who was reported missing in newark has been found safe. jose abeua was reported missing last night after he left for his daily walk but he didn't come hole. at this point, police have not given us details about th

. >> brian webb is live, brian? >> reporter: the fire is going strong. you can make out smoke, a little bit of flame. crews working on the side of the hill behind me. let me show what you is burning. it is hot and tightly compacted. it can spontainiously combust. officially we don't know how it started but it will not end for many more hours. >> a nasty thick brown cloud of smoke cutting through the skies of san jose on sunday, choking anything in its path like his lungs. >> it is smokey. >> hurts your lungs? >> oh, yeah. hurts a lot of people's lungs. >> reporter: where there is smoke this is fire. burning under mulch that looks like a volcano. it sparked at a landfill northside of the city. soon, strong winds gusting over 20 miles an hour fanned the flames, turning the small fire into bigger problems. >> the wood chips are not only on fire but spreading. they are also flowing through the air and setting small fires. >> there are no hydrants where the fire is. >> reporter: crews have to come down here to fill up. 2,000 gallons for each trip takes about

brian webb, kpix5. >> the entire project is expected to cost under $4 million. >>> hundreds of scouts observed memorial day today. boy and girl scouts and 40 and 50 adults attended ceremonies at the national cemetery in san francisco. they placed flags on all the veteran's graves to honor the men and women who served our country. >> it is honor because all the veterans lost their lives fighting for this country and i think it is nice to honor them. >> scouts also placed flags at

her family now says her father, john webb, committed suicide friday. police initially arrested webb for child endangerment but never faced charges with her disappearance. someone took the girl out of his car while he was inside a store on international boulevard. daphne's grandfather says whatever webb knew is gone. >> he didn't fix any problems. we're no closer from his standpoint on knowing where daphne is. >>> investigators say the dublin teenager who was shot after he attacked an officer with a baseball bat had an altercation with officers the night before he died, as well. police say 18-year-old oscar herrera was most likely high on drugs saturday night when he threatened to eat his friend. his friend called police and officers used a stun gun to get herrera under control. later released from police custody. the next day, police were called to his house, again, because he was reportedly hurting his mother. he attacked officers with a baseball bat, according to officers who then turned and open fire killing herrera. >>> 4:34. san jose police say it

we wanted to foe what a good buyer looks like, so we headed to a boutique to meet jimmy webb, the man behind all the leather and leopard skin. >> your biggest selling jacks right now? the played is on top. >> the yellow. >> good. >> it's amazing. but this jacket i made, killing it, current. gothic. rock 'n' roll. >> meet ray goodman and jimmy webb of fork city's punk clothing boutique trash in vaudeville. >> this non-stop boys and girls version, fawn stop. >> ray's the owner. he bought the business if 1975, renamed it trash in vaudeville and since then has cultivated it's ultrahip rockstar loving identity. >> i guess i have always been into clotheling, fashion and rock 'n' roll and it was a way to put the together together i guess. >> jimmy is the store's key buyer, primary salesman and football one spokesman for everything that makes trash in vaudeville trash in vaudeville. >> it's leopard. it's the white motorcycle jacket. it's red played. and it's a silver star and it's something wash dirty. it's a stud and it's the lightning bolt. it's sex miss to hims pink and green and it's a le

her family now says her father, john webb, committed suicide friday. police initially arrested webb for child endangerment but never faced charges in connection with her disappearance. webb told oakland police someone took the girl out of his car while he was inside a store on international boulevard. daphne's grandfather says whatever webb knew is gone. >> he didn't fix any problems. we're no closer from this standpoint on knowing where she is. >> the oakland police department did not respond to our request for an update on that. >>> tensions in ukraine growing and the conflict there continues to claim lives. a large airport in eastern ukraine that was just shut down in order to maintain control of the region. peggy bunker joins us in the studio with new developments. peggy? >> this is a country just being torn apart at the scene. certain cities and villages wanting to join russia and other steadfastly fighting for an independent ukraine. a conflict many are holding -- another ukrainian helicopter was shut down today. the third attack in less than a w

shelton, it's brian webb with kpix 5. we just wanted to talk to you about the rent situation here at your building on fillmore. >> reporter: mr. shelton's address comes back to this building in nob hill right across the street from the cathedral, one of the highest priced properties in the city. >> the landlord cannot just go and harass tenants like this. >> reporter: tommy mecca with the housing rights committee of san francisco tells me landlords can make outrageous requirements for new tenants but not the old ones. that, he says, is illegal. >> so what does he do? he issues an eviction notice? ain't going to go anywhere. >> i lived here all my life. >> reporter: this tenant of 23 years says it's simple: a landlord is pressuring poor residents to leave the homes they love all in the name of profit. >> i think it's a campaign of harassment. >> reporter: so late today we are learning of another twist. an anonymous tipster reported to a blog that the landlord had changed his mind rescinded the letter and apologized for any

shelton, it's brian webb with kpix 5. we just wanted to talk to you about the rent situation here at your building on fillmore. >> reporter: mr. shelton's address comes back to this building in nob hill, right across the street from the cathedral, one of the highest priced properties in the city. >> the landlord cannot just go and harass tenants like this. >> reporter: tommy mecca with the housing rights committee of san francisco says landlords can make outrageous requirements for new tenants but not the old ones. that, he says, is illegal. >> so he issues an eviction notice? ain't going anywhere. >> i lived here all my life. >> reporter: this tenant of 23 years says it's simple: a landlord is pressuring the poorer residents to leave the homes they love all in the name of profit. >> i think it's a campaign of harassment. >> reporter: brian webb, kpix 5. >> public outrage apparently worked. a website posted a note saying the landlord sent it to all the tenants, after reflection and guidance, i hereby rescind the correspon

s chairman maynard webb about the science behind that art.s on your tablet, phone, and bloomberg.com. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west," i am emily chang. the banker who helped take twitter public is leaving goldman sachs. he was the cohead of the first technology media and telecom group and was the top-ranked analyst in the internet sector from 2003 2007. over the course of his career, anthony has made a contribution in growing our franchise and has been a trusted advisory to a number of clients and played a central role in several industry-leading transactions. noto is joining a hedge fund. time for our "office hours" segment with yahoo! chairman maynard webb. he currently sits on the board of salesforce and visa. this week we focus on managing creative talent. as well.son is with us always great to have you here. creative talent, how is that different from other town? >> creative talent likes to be free and challenged. you have to give them something unique to do. they are notoriously difficult. someone is called creative in the workpl

are doing this as significantly reduced rates to make this project a realty so here's jeff from the webb core (clapping.) well, it's a great day we've been planning and being part of rarndz vision and many of the same ways we've partnered up with the city we know as we get a chance to partner want to invest back into the community and we get to build the projects for many places but the main thing we can't do it alone. we bring along our subcontractors as randy mentioned we've got apple engineers and we need to have the help to make that a successful project acknowledge not only for the people that work with us but the small business community we want to go ahead and enter twine with the ownership they have to build something better to give back to the community it's the best way to give back to the community. we're happy to be part of this and the city and the tenderloins effort and, of course, the push to make something happen and is it become much of the vision people have a chance to lay out we're excited to see this and only a couple of months to break ground and happy to be part of

brian webb, kpix5. >> the entire project is expected to cost under $4 million. >>> hundreds of scouts observed memorial day today. boy and girl scouts and 40 and 50 adults attended ceremonies at the national cemetery in san francisco. they placed flags on all the veteran's graves to honor the men and women who served our country. >> it is honor because all the veterans lost their lives fighting for this country and i think it is nice to honor them. >> scouts also placed flags at the golden gate national cemetery in san bruno. >>> pope francis is on a three- day visit to the holy land which the church is calling strictly religious, but his plea for peace night have been a message to the nations' leaders. >> reporter: thousands joyfully greeted pope francis before he celebrated mass in an open air stadium in jordon. [ speaking foreign language ] later, the pope met with hundreds of disabled children and syrian and iraqi refugees seeking a better life in jordan. the pope deviated from his prepared remarks. he called for peace and denounced those who make and sell weapons the pope also ro

brian webb, kpix. >> one of the injured victims is from elmo. >>> just a few minutes before the killings began, the call from the therapist with details of the plans. sharon chin reports the parents rushed to isla vista, but they were too late. >> reporter: went to the home of the suspected shooter's father but one thing elliot rodgers did leave behind, the 141 page manifest toe titled the my twisted world, the anger over his parents divorce, bully and rejected by women. >> it's very apparent of the severe extent of how disturbed mr. rodgers was. >> besides the manifesto, roger outlined the attack. >> tomorrow is the day of retribution, the day in which i will have my revenge against humanity. >> among his targets, a sorority house. >> i will slaughter every single spoiled stuck-up lying [bleep] i see inside there. >> had at least three encounters over the last years. and last july, he claimed he was the victim of an attack and officers suspected he was the aggressor and dropped the case and in january, he accused his roommate of stealing candles and then weeks ago, his parents became al

brian webb is in san francisco with one big change on the course. >> reporter: the count down is on. we are at eight hours, 59 minutes and two seconds until the start of the longest continuous run, road race in the world. but even old traditions get new rules. this year, it is a fence. bay to breakers. think of it as a 12-kilometer mini marathon meets a strange celebration where costumes and lack of them along with dancing and partying outshine athletic performance. and the runners are ready to go. some more than others. >> are you looking forward to running with all the people who are all dressed up and some are naked? >> yeah! >> i don't know about you ... >> i just lost 130 pounds so this will be a milestone for me. >> reporter: this year's party will be taken down a notch by a fence put up along alamo square. a long time party pit stop. >> this is such a part of the city culture and we can't keep it out of the neighborhood when our race is running through it. we should embrace the fun. i think the races are futile. >> reporter: but for some nonracers who live around here, the fen

brian webb is in richmond and brian, what are witnesses telling you? >> reporter: well, we did talk to a few witnesses. first of all, i can tell you traffic is finally flowing again all lanes of 580 back open after about a five-hour delay. now this investigation gets moving. a high-speed homicide with no suspect in sight. >>> reporter: what seems like a straightforward car crash had a much more sinister start. >> i heard a shot. >> reporter: what did that sound like? >> it was just like five or six shots, pop, pop, pop, yeah. >> reporter: walker was driving along 580 toward berkeley when he heard several shots and came back a couple hours later to see the crash. >> it's too much! it's too much. too many guns out here. >> reporter: authorities say the man driving was shot and killed before crashing into the median and 1:00 this afternoon. officers immediately closed the highway looking for clues. a tow truck driver cleaned up the mess and traffic was backed up for miles and several hours. >> it's sick. >> reporter: todd lives in the area and says this i

. >> kpix5's brian webb is in san leandro where fans were biting their nails until the very end. >> reporter: they sure did pour out of here in a hurry. back and fourth, a nail biter. after a great year, thseason is over. at ricky's sports bar, a big boxing match sent warriors watchers into a parking lot to watch the game. but fans like kevin johnson don't seem to mind. >> game seven, trying to get the warriors, we have to go. >> reporter: kevin tells me he has been a warriors fan since before birth. he has the hat and the past heart ache to prove it. >> we believe. we believe. >> reporter: if you want to watch a sporting event, ricky's is the best place to do it. over 100 tvs for a few hundred eyeballs with your friends to help root on the home team. >> it has been a while since they showed up and they finally showed up. >> on the move. grabby paul. fouled on the play. and that may seal it. >> reporter: so with that play, the game was effectively over. final score 126-121. the warriors lose a heartbreaker and a lot of heart ache for fans like kevin. live in san leandro, brian webb, kpix5. >

live in oakland, brian webb, kpix 5. >> thank you. we caught up with oakland mayor jean quan this morning for her response about the shooting and this is what she told us. >> i haven't been briefed on this so i'm not going to comment on it. i haven't been briefed on it. >> there you have it. there's a $15,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in this case. >>> eight people were rescued after running into trouble in rough water off the coast this afternoon. their boat started singing near coyote point in san mateo county and was close to capsizing. the san mateo county sheriff sent us these pictures of the rescue operation. you can see the people hanging on trying to keep the boat from flipping. all of the people were eventually pulled out of the water. none of them was hurt. it wasn't exactly the calmest day on the bay for boaters. the water was choppy and gusty winds. there were no advisories or warnings. >>> it was a heinous act of violence. the sole breadwinner of a south bay family with a special needs child was killed i

kpix 5's brian webb is in oakland tonight. brian, do you have an update on how the girl is doing? >> reporter: it's been difficult to get any information. at last check she was still in critical condition. it's been nearly impossible to get information from oakland police today. last night they said they were looking for two men in a light- colored sedan. and today, we also tried to get reaction from oakland mayor jean quan. bullet holes pockmark a neighborhood that has seen plenty of violence before but it's different when the victim is an innocent 8-year-old girl. >> i just heard a lot of gunshots but i thought they were firecrackers. >> reporter: this woman who lives nearby asked us to hide her identity because she is scared. she tells us bullet holes went through her house the same spot she usually sits. she realizes it could have been her caught in the crossfire. >> and i saw my neighbors run in with their little girl in their arms and a lot of screaming. >> reporter: that's what looks like happened to the little girl playing on her front porch one moment, gunned down the nex

brian webb is live where the freeway just reopened. >> reporter: all lanes reopened after five hours worth of delays a high-speed chase with no suspect in side. >>> reporter: what seems like a straightforward car crash had a much more sinister start. >> i heard a shot. >> reporter: what did that sound like? >> it was just like five or six shots, pop, pop, pop, yeah. >> reporter: walker was driving along 580 toward berkeley when he heard several shots and came back a couple hours later to see the crash. >> it's too much! it's too much. too many guns out here. >> reporter: authorities say the man driving was shot and killed before crashing into the median and 1:00 this afternoon. officers immediately closed the highway looking for clues. a tow truck driver cleaned up the mess and traffic was backed up for miles and several hours. >> it's sick. >> reporter: todd lives in the area and says this is the third shooting along this stretch of road in the past year. to him it looks like another case of deadly road rage. >> normally up in this area the last few shootings a homicide of road rage

malcolm webb reports from the town at the center of the allegations. >> this woman says when she was 16 rebels abducted her and kept her imprisoned for six months, raping her. when she escaped she was pregnant. in november 2012, a few months after giving birth, things got worse. >> we heart government soldiers were -- heard government soldier were coming and looting. 17 game into where we were eying. there were 14 of us. after they were finished one of them took my baby boy. i found him the next day. later he died. >> she is one of dozens of women who say they were raped at the same time. >> reporter: the soldiers were defeated and meant along this town. when they got to this town, they went on a spree of looting and raping. a year later under mounting international pressure 39 of the suspects were charged before a military court and the first case of its kind in congo. >> the recent hearings were held in in town hall in the capital of goma. perpetrators rarely stand trial. this man works with victims of violence, and says sentences are rarely upheld, and impunity means the attacks c

nolan sasader he initially supported john webb. also said as the conventio investigation continued he stated he ansar broken by this. and they believe he held all the cards and now we no longer have him here. >>: and the developing story that or follow-on nigeria we bluntly suit of than new, 300 girls there kidnap have died. to the girls and i from snakebites. this is a report early the leader of the gordon group. he is turning to sell them he also threatened to attack more schools and care that more girls. he is against educating girls and western culture. there were taken away from a boarding school three weeks ago. 50 girls it did manage to escape in fact processes taking place across the united states as well. here's a live look from washington d.c. that protesters are gathering outside demanding action for the nigerian embassy. >>: amount the bridge under construction catches fire you can see the flames ripping through the bridge is, happen yesterday afternoon interstate 16 north east of los angeles a construction worker's blo

kpix5's brian webb with the unexpected helping hand. >> reporter: a san jose family in shock, dealing with the death of their husband and father and wondering how they will survive without his love and support. they spoke through a police officer acting as an interpreter. >> just in shock, doesn't know what to think, doesn't know what to do because her kids are so young. >> reporter: the family's grief traces back to tuesday near the intersection of center and toly roads where he got into an incident with a volkswagen jetta. they started arguing, and it ended with lam shot and soon dead. the suspects drove away. lam was the sole breadwinner for the family. a bus driver who worked seven days a week. he leaves behind a wife and two young sons, one with autism. all alone. that is when the san jose police department is going beyond the call of the duty raising money for a family in need. >> trying to raise money among ourselves and our families and that is how this started out. >> reporter: the crime is unsolved. the two suspects still on the loose leaving behind one dead man and a family

brian webb, kpix 5. >> well, the shelter says it's already received a number of calls from people hoping to adopt the dog. >>> well, north bay drivers are going to have to -- detour around part of highway 101 tonight. both directions of 101 near santa rosa are going to be shut down from 10:00 tonight until 7:00 tomorrow morning. crews will be demolishing the old airport boulevard bridge. detours will be set up for drivers to use surface streets around that construction project. and signs are up to warn drivers about the closure of part of i-280. in san francisco over the memorial day weekend. all southbound lanes of 280 will be shut down from 9:00 thursday night until 5:00 a.m. tuesday morning on the 27th. caltrans will be replacing a hinge on a bridge near cesar chavez street. highway 101 will be of course the best alternate. >>> fremont police recovered dozens of stolen bikes and now trying to reunite them with their owners. bikes were left behind when a tenant vacated a home. so far, no hits on the data base. they posted the photos of the bikes on the facebook page. if you're missing

originally arrested webb on suspicion of child endangerment.ater released from custody. >> pam: happening now -- a cinco de mayo controversy brewing at a morgan hill high school. protesters were out at live oak high school this morning. >> pam: they carried american flags in a protest against a school decision four years ago. that sent students home for wearing american flag t-shirts on cinco de mayo. it was a quiettracted attention for students and parents coming to campus. >> pam: this evening -- a rally at morgan hill community park. showing another side of the issue. kron4's scott rates is there live -- scott? >> reporter: sort of a counter rally from what we saw this morning with several people coming out to this part league voicing their opinion and talking about to show their support >> reporter: it was a big circle of people out in the park to that caring that message talk to some the organizers of the debt and this is what they told me. of the event >> i decided that i needed to do something to protect not only my son but the other chi

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one of the names floated for the job is james webb. he is a decorated marine, former secretary of the navy and author of the new memoir "i heard my country calling." senator, thanks for being here. i appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> so first it of all, the reaction to the move from both sides of the aisle has been pretty universal that shinseki needed to go. do you agree? was that the right move? >> i've been saying ever since the latest problem erupted that's between the president and general shinseki. but i've been working in veterans issues all my adult life. i started as a council in the house veterans committee when we put the post-9/11 gi bill out of our office. very proud of that. i've been speaking for a number of years about the backlog in the v.a. not just on the medical side but overall. it's got to be fitched and it's a leadership issue. you are a veteran, a marine. your new memoir is about your service to your country. you served as secretary to the navy. what does the v.a. need to do to fix this backlog problem? >> first

is way out of control. >> kpix 5's brian webb finds an apartment where rent has doubled despite itseighborhood has a long history of diverse residents, unique shops and low rents. but that low rent part is a thing of the past. the apartment leaves a lot to be desired, mold on the ceiling, holes in the floor, cracks in the walls. it hasn't been updated in decades. >> if you look at the condition of this apartment it's not worth $6,200 a month. >> reporter: that's more than double the $2,900 they pay now. the guys who lived here for five years got a 60-day rent increase notice after the new property owners took over in december. >> it makes me sad because this is a house where, you know, a lot of musicians and artists live. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: higher rents are hitting area businesses, too. at cafe international downstairs rent went up 8% last year now at nearly $8,500 for 2,000 square feet. >> rent increase, kicking people out. >> reporter: the coffee shop owner of 20 years says most of her customers can't afford a $10 coffee, so all she can do is work harder. >> more hours, mo

kpix 5's brian webb is at the federal courthouse in san francisco. some shocking allegations from inside the locker room, brian? >> reporter: allen, eight former players filed the lawsuit here in the federal courthouse behind me with many more hundreds waiting in the wings all basically claiming they are damaged goods thanks to the nfl's doctors and drugs. eight players are listed as part of the lawsuit filed in san francisco's federal court including former 49er jeremy newberry. >> you would have 20 to 25 guys standing with your pants half down waiting in line for a doctor who has 100 different syringes lined up and you're walking through, they're sticking you one at a time. >> reporter: newberry played for the nfl. he was routinely medicated, he said, to stop the swelling and mask the pain by team doctors he trusted. >> doctors say this is okay, acceptable, why are you going to question a doctor like this is going to do a long-term effect? you have a relationship with these guys. >> reporter: other players have similar stories claiming nfl doctors

kpix 5's brian webb tracked down some neighbors fed up with construction projects that are taking away their parking. brian. >> reporter: ken, the city issued more than 3,000 of these signs in 2013 even more this year. that's great parking if you are on a work crew, but what about the rest of us? san francisco is in a building boom. and with it, temporary no parking signs are popping up everywhere leaving would-be parkers in a pickle. >> construction is involved, that's one thing. families, you know, want to have their own space. >> that you're going to find a spot, it will work out. >> reporter: case in point, crews renovating this house near 26th avenue and california in the outer richmond district taking up prime curbside real estate from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., seven days a week. >> it's frustrating. >> reporter: this man asked us to hide his identity hoping to avoid a neighborhood feud. but he wonders why construction crews get long-term preferential parking over the people who live here. >> beyond six months or a year, it just seems it's pretty egregious. >> reporter: these no parking

live in novato, brian webb, kpix 5. >>> authorities in walnut creek are on a similar hunt looking for an arsonist they believe is responsible for five fires that popped up within the arbolado park neighborhood in the last 10 days. the latest was last night around 7:30. about 3 acres burned in total. >>> developing news tonight. at least 11 wildfires are still burning in san diego county. more than 10,000 acres have been torched so far. a little good news, some people were allowed to return home today after at least 100,000 people were evacuated this week. authorities say one person was killed by the flames in a carlsbad transient encampment. listen to these terrified san diego residents to captured the overpowering flames. >> wow. there it is right there. there it is right there. oh, [ censored ] ! [ loud noise ] >> oh, my god! oh, my god!! >> that is so scary. time lapse footage shows how erratic winds fueled the fast- moving san marcos fire yesterday. in two hours the white smoke overtakes the blue sky. out of the 11 fires four are giving firefighters the most difficult time tonight

kpix 5 reporter brian webb is live in oakland with the story. brian. >> reporter: ken, this ex- oakland officer has been collecting disability for the past 10 years and for much of that time he has also been an agent for the fbi involved in some risky and physically demanding investigations. fbi agent aaron mcfarlane shot and killed a friend of the boston bombing suspects while he was being questioned in florida last year. the fbi refused to identify the agent but it turns out he is the same ex-oakland cop collecting $52,000 a year on disability tax-free. >> i think they should investigate. >> what do you think? >> i think we ought to hang him. >> reporter: a boston newspaper traced agent mcfarland's routes to california where he collected a half million dollars from calpers since breaking his ankle on the job 10 years ago. an oakland city councilman says possible fraud is hard to enforce. >> you know, oakland doesn't have the capacity to be enforcing following up so it's not only a police issue, you know, it's over employees take advantage of t

reporter brian webb shows us the area where that body was found. >> reporter: the trails along grizzly peak boulevard popular with hikers or people who want to take in a spectacular view. christopher has been coming here for years. >> my buddies like to backroad and we have wonderful viewing of all the bay area. >> reporter: on this day the view included a possible crime scene with police, firefighters and coroner's van after a hiker stumbled across the body beside a trail. >> she came upon the body, she realized the person was deceased. >> reporter: police say an unidentified man in his 20s found at the base of a graffiti-covered boulder, easy to climb up, easier to fall off. people have died here before. >> about a year ago. at the time there were witnesses, the individual climbed up the rock and fell down. this person was found in a similar area. >> reporter: fire crews snaked down the berkeley hills while investigators looked over the car probably left behind by the victim. so far there are no known witnesses so police can't be sure what happened. >> i have attempted -- it's slippe

if webb we could took the resolution same house, same call? can you read the memoriams >> yes. mr. president, today's meeting will be adjourned in the following at the suggestion of supervisor kim and supervisor chiu on behalf of the entire board for stefan and added suggestion from the entire boards of supervisors for the late rubbing i didn't and i want to thank sfgovtv crew jordanian madam clerk, any other business before this. >> that concludes our business for today. >> ladies and gentlemen, we're adjourned. >> this coffee memory i remember having coffee with any grappled. in the old days myelogram ma get together >> i was six or seven i made a faces a good face. >> when i was younger i know it did something to my body. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i've been drinking coffee since i was 17 really the only thing i'm good at i was trying to find out what i was good at i got a job at the coffee shop i decided to do that the rest of my life. i like the process of the coffee and what are those beans where do they come from oh, they come from a fruit. >> the coffee stays with me since i was

chairman maynard webb. joining me now, the cofounder of indiegogo. thank you for being here.ff the little history of indiegogo. you have been around a while. >> my cofounders and i came up with the idea in 2006. we had a very naive idea, why don't just try to create an open marketplace where anyone can find any idea? here we are, the largest funding platform in the world. >> give us the idea of the money that goes into the platform. >> weirdest to bidding millions of dollars every week. hundreds of millions of dollars every year. we are sending money to 70-100 countries a week. >> the gatekeepers you described can be happy with you. >> i think it is a natural evolution. there are entities that try to mediate you to the customer. i think it is a great opportunity, whether it be a movie that just got funded about abortion, they were able to get rejected by many studios. they raise $2 million. now they're going to be distribute in to tens of thousands of fans. >> what about the recent round of investments in indiegogo. >> we're super excited. we raised $40 million. we announce t

he jumped out for monica webbe. it's interesting that romney has been so comfortable doing that, being and acknowledging that he's the symbol of the establishment, right, chris? >> i agree with you. and i think for a party that really -- if you say who's the leader of the republican party right now, probably by default it's still romney. >> that's what consultants have noticed, right? when you have to prove somebody is a republican, they had to go grab romney. >> so particularly in a state like idaho, i think he is to the extent there's a party elder or party leader who's visible to the rank and file, it's him. >> '90s flashback, amy, i know you listen to the '90s station all the time on sirius xm, pretty much the only one, so we've got bob barr, marjorie margoleis, they can so 0-2. >> especially when your district looks a little different than it used to. for both of them the districts are different and the issues are a lot different than when they left. the fact that bob barr is seen as the moderate is amazing to

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. >> i'm wondering if in your research you have read now future, now ex-senator webb's historical novel the interested general? more about japan, but ain't it it had the premise that macarthur chose to impress one woman he loved when he first come with either west point and was there, you know, there's a scene where he meets her and says i brought this all two years to -- doorstep, or something. was that troop? >> no. but there's no historical evidence your it makes a good novel. it's not good history. >> i agree with that, okay. >> palsy who advocated the invasion of lazy -- i'm sorry, macarthur did have mistresses prior to his marriage who were an investment to them, including a young filipina woman he kept in town and gave -- when his army chief of staff, and the reporters, a reporter found out about her and was about to publish the facts of this liaison. and macarthur sent eisenhower to find her and secretive her away. and macarthur kind of a blocked on his personal, gave her $35,000, hush money for her to be quiet about the affair. he wasn't married yet. the admiral said he should

i'm brian webb, kpix-5. >> it is unique. >> in ways we have not thought of. >>> coming up in the nextf hour. >> she and her dad attacked by loose dogs. tonight, the previous investigation at the house where the dogs got out. >>> plus, we found something on craigslist with an unusual purpose. >>> how a drug can save your life if you are seconds from death. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> you are watching kpix-5 news. >>> now at 6:30, donald sterling breaking his silence. he has told a magazine he wished he paid off his former girlfriend and the woman he made racist comments to. nba owners want to take his team. randy page on why that is no slam dunk. >> reporter: according to a "new york times" poll, 55% of those polled support the $2.5 million fine and lifetime ban from basketball. that number drops to 49% when they say he should sell the team. does the nba have the legal right to force the sale? this law professor says maybe not. >> the nba has very specific guidelines that would allow them to force a sale of the team and at least as i read those guidelines, i didn't see a specific, speci