he shot karla through the windshield.he bullet passed through her left hand as she tried to protect herself. then deparvine cut karla's seat belt to remove her body from the jeep. and in doing so, accidentally cut his hand. his blood dripped on to the steering wheel as he drove the jeep back to the pickup truck. before he abandoned the jeep, he planted henry sullivan's driver's license, which he may have stolen since sullivan lived in the same apartment building as he did. to cover his tracks, deparvine forged the bill of sale for the truck in the amount of $6,500, half of what the van dusens were asking for it. where he disposed of the murder weapon remains a mystery. >> he was on a work release when he killed karla and rick. i had been told that federal investigators had -- had deemed him to be a psychopath, a sociopath. and i was told by one of the prosecutors that they did not think this whole crime happened because he wanted that truck. it happened because he was looking for somebody to kill. >> at the trial, deparvi

a bird slams into webber's windshield.es and heavy winds whip the plane flying at 170 miles an hour. it sends it into a quick shake but webber's steady hands take over along with his pilot training. >> just fly the freaking plane. that's a phrase everyone tells you. >> reporter: a few moments later, watch as webber reaches up to check himself realizing he's been cut on the head. >> head bleeds are really bad. i put my hand up and i was covered in blood and i thought, oh, boy. i told the tower, i need to get on the ground quick. >> reporter: webber kept the camera rolling, one he picked up a few weeks back. >> just playing with it, trying to get used to using it. >> reporter: but he could never predict he would get this once in a lifetime footage, lucky to be alive. >> if the bird had come all the way in, if he would have continued and hit me, would have knocked me unconscious. >> reporter: luckily that didn't happen. as webber safely lands the plane, he's congratulated by control tower radio. >> you checked in so calm. >>

current windshield 35 below. you can see as a travel to the west the numbers really a drop in a big way. closer to the city, temperatures are warmer. just above zero at the elementary school. when shall we have - 9. advisory is in effect until 11:00 a.m.. frostbite, head of area, both potentially an issue if you are outside for too long and not covered up here to make sure that you are covered up. it will be dry today. next chance of snow is wednesday. average high is 34. we won't even be close. by 5:00 p.m. hour high temperature is 10. tonight we're back down to - 5. windshield way below zero again. wednesday we have snow. the warm-up is thursday. rain and snow mixed with a high of three. >> we have a water main break is still causing some issues on the roads. west bound 130 block. earlier fire has an entire stretch closed off even though the fire is out, this still have some crews staging through the area impacting that area. this is oak lawn. a freight train and a truck collided at 99 in maplewood. maple wood

a flurry of feters through the windshield. >> the windshield exploded. stuff was flying everywhere. >>> and full circle. a stuntman's wild trick. the amazing speed he had to run to make this happen. >>> good monday morning, i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> and i'm john muller. we begin with another polar broadcast. by friday, the temperatures will be 30 degrees below where they were this weekend. take a look at boston. temperatures in the 50s. runners hit the streets in shorts. by sunrise, highs only if the 30s. the weather did little to help these ice fishermen. the snow was fuhr to seven feet high. >> we had drifts from four to 7 1/2 feet tall. our house was almost underneath a drift. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, the sun barely made a dent if the icebergs here in oil city. there's concern about the possibility of widespread flooding hitting the area. in florida, heavy rain shut down the daytona 500 after 38 laps. the drivers had to sit around for six hours and 22 minutes until they were automobile to resume, finishing up under the lights. one

we show you the damage to it windshield. police say that they hear that someone could died. we've highlighted for you the locations on or near highway 12, and even the school bus was hit today. and ruben is live and you talked with one driver is described frightening experience. >> that driver said he didn't realize the simple water bottle could cause so much damage, but over the last few days water bottles like piece of damaged windshields and knocked off driver-side windshield of the leased ford vehicles. >> it happened in an instant. as he drove on highway 12. >> the windshield shattered, his three grandchildren screamed. >> it was a4 water bottle, apparently thrown from the passing pickup truck. he quickly reported the incident to police. >> in the same area, afford was today and this time it was the school bus that was struck by water bottle. >> we will do our best to find out who it is. >> chp officers believe he was driving amid 2000 pickup truck. >> the person doing it probably things get the joke and is in the someone is hurt the mother will find out it's not. >> po

and this windshield wasn't broken out. it was barely cracked. >> and snyder thought the amount of blood in the car was inconsistent with deborah's injuries. >> there was a lot of blood in the vehicle, more blood than i had ever seen at any accident in my life. and i've been to hundreds of accidents. >> but so had local traffic investigators, and they disagreed with snyder. they came to the same conclusion as the coroner, that the car crash was an accident. tony snyder's options were dwindling, until an anonymous telephone call shed new light on an already mysterious case. hey guys! sorry we're late. did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yea. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea, of course. ♪ [ sportscaster talking on tv ] last-second field go-- yea, sure ya did. [ male announcer ] introducing at&t digital life. personalized home security and automation. get prof

bird slams into weber's windshield.y wind whip the plane flying a the 170 miles an hour. sends it no a quick shake. but weber's steady hands take over along with his pilot training. >> just fly the freakin' plane. that's a phrase that everybody tells you. >> reporter: a few moments later, watch as web are checks himself, realizing he was cut on the head. >> head cuts are bad. i looked at my hand and i was covered in blood. oh, boy. i told tower, i just have to get landed. playing with it, trying to get used to it. >> reporter: he would never predict he would he get this once in a lifetime footage. lucky to be alive after what was more than a close call. >> if the bird would have continued and hit me, who knows, if it would have knocked me unconscious. >> reporter: luckily that didn't happen. as he lands the plane, he is congratulated by radio tower. >> so calm. >> did fine. >> reporter: and met by fire engines as his plane comes to a stop. abc news, ft. myers, florida. >> that guy is cool as a cucumber. >> unbelievable

a flurry of feathers through the plane's windshield. >> a few seconds later, all of a sudden, the windshield just exploded. stuff was flying everywhere. >> this morning, the pilot is talking about his airborne emergency. >>> and full circle. a stuntman's wild trick. the amazing speed he had to run to make this happen. >>> good monday morning, i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> and i'm john muller. we begin with another polar blast poised to hammer much of the country not once, but twice this week. by friday, temperatures will be 30 degrees below where they were this weekend. take a look at boston. temperatures in the 50s. runners hit the streets wearing shorts. but by sunrise, they'll be waking up shivering, with highs only in the 30s. the weather did little to help dozens of ice fishermen stranded for three days in upper red lake in minnesota. high winds blew the snow four to seven feet high against the ice houses where they were staying. >> we had drifts from 4 to 7 1/2 feet tall. our house was almost underneath a drift. the wind was blowing so bad. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, the

the windshield taking the brunt of it. but luckily almost miraculously nobody hurt. >> officers are still looking for a silver ford focus. they don't have that much information about where it went after it took off after the shooting and so they are currently looking for that vehicle right now. we are going to keep you updated on the situation on the roadways and on this investigation. >>> meantime, phantom doctors, that's what many health insurance consumers are finding on the state's new healthcare exchange. now a state senator wants changes in state law that would protect them from bait-and- switch tactics. reporter julie watts was first to investigate complaints on inaccurate doctors lists on the "covered california" website. >> on the website, my providers were in network. >> if i wasn't going to have access to my doctor i would have chosen a different insurance. >> reporter: first they complained of bait-and-switch when they found out their doctors originally listed on the "covered california" website weren't actuall

. >> police tonight searching for whoever is throwing water bottles at the windshield of moving car in the north bay. >> i'm in for carolyn tonight. incidents happened along state route 12 west of highway 101 in santa rose all within a few miles of each other. >> allen is there tonight on the story. >> school bus traveling down occidental road at stone point in santa rosa today when a passenger from oncoming car threw a bolts at it. >> hit the become of the mirror pwraebingt right here and it broke out the glass and mirror. >> second attack on school bus. last week another bottle shattered the windshield of this bus while driving in the same area. >> broken glass embedded in the driver hand as well as in her eye. >>reporter: yesterday 3 other cars attacked along state route 12 not far away. chp says water bolts lick this hammered a soft bull size hole in two windshield and shattered another. drivers sprayed with glass. >> combined speed of 100 miles an hour bottle going 50 ongoing traffic 50 so it's quite an impact. >> turn this seemingly harmless bolts of water that could easily kill

use windshield wipers like i did here. talking about mission boulevard overnight starting tonight extending for the next four nights. closure towards 880. continui continuing to do the work. as mission and niles, house fire reported, we're tracking that, traffic control on mission boulevard, around 238 through the area. over here, south bay moves smoothly, typical overnight. looking toward the north bias well, smooth flow of traffic. san rafael camera picks up few cars and no major concerns navato through the site. smooth drive across the richmond/san rafael bridge. mist could provide slick conditions. >>> update developing news, deadly clashes between police in ukraine, next. >>> named the valentine's day bandit. coming up, a look who the fbi's on the lookout for on the peninsula. >>> taking a look at the beautiful torch that is burning. big day ahead for san jose's own polina edmunds. what is focus? it's a wondrous sensation of clarity and alertness... it's owning your opponent... it's knowing beyond a doubt "you got thi

. >> police tonight searching for whoever is throwing water bottles at the windshield of moving car in bay. >> i'm in for carolyn tonight. incidents happened along state route 12 west of highway 101 in santa rose all within a few miles of each other. >> allen is there tonight on the story. >> school bus traveling down occidental road at stone point in santa rosa today when a passenger from oncoming car threw a bolts at it. >> hit the become of the mirror pwraebingt right here and it broke out the glass and mirror. >> second attack on school bus. last week another bottle shattered the windshield of this bus while driving in the same area. >> broken glass embedded in the driver hand as well as in her eye. >>reporter: yesterday 3 other cars attacked along state route 12 not far away. chp says water bolts lick this hammered a soft bull size hole in two windshield and shattered another. drivers sprayed with glass. >> combined speed of 100 miles an hour bottle going 50 ongoing traffic 50 so it's quite an impact. >> turn this seemingly harmless bolts of water that could easily kill someone. >

someone is throwing water bottles at windshields of moving cars in santa rosa.major problems the number of attacks grows, today. there have been five confirmed incidents along state route 12. now, investigators are looking at four other possible cases. we are live with the latest developments. wayne? >> seems harmless, water. we drink it smchlt times dangle it but rarely do we throw it outside of a car moving 50 miles per hour and a car moving another direction at 50 miles per hour. that is the problem. it's causing a lot of damage. the cal patrol has a suspect vehicle. a white toyota with black stripes, there are a lot of cars like that on the road. more victims are coming forward. >> very scary. it hit here. and spider webbed out. he heard of five and maybe eight other attacks adam assumed water bottle that flew through the windshield of the truck last tuesday must have been a fluke. it happened in corner of barham and west duton. >> do you have messages for people that threw this stuff? >> cut it out. >> that is a good idea. the california highway at that tim

the men hit following through the windshield. she is released with the secular manslaughter and failure to yield four pedestrian on crosswalk. they are going to see improvements on that sunset boulevard. >> : woman ended up being insulted by another patient. some nurses say the attack left 93 year-old mary battered and bruised could have been the results of a

it will go through the windshield. it did injure someone.very lucky that the people have not crashed and been injured. >> reporter: chp says they are looking for this white tota ca with black rims. they say whoever is throwing them could face serious penalties. >> the driver hit the person was injured that raises it to a felony. >> reporter: charles clifford, kron 4. >>> thousands are expected for two officers killed last week responding to a 911 call. last monday lion law and juan gonzales died in a crash. they were killed when the car flipped after swerving off the road to avoid a person a joint service will take place in fresno at 10 a.m. that's followed by two separate services. >>> and a authorities are looking for a child rapist. they describe eric hartwell as violent and repeat sex offender. he was wearing a puffy clothe, blueshire and jeans. he cut off his ankle bracelet and disappeared. he did the same thing back in 2009. at this point authorities are not sure where he is headed. >>> a middle school teacher is facing child molestati

. >> police tonight searching for whoever is throwing water bottles at the windshield of moving car in the north bay. >> i'm in for carolyn tonight. incidents happened along state route 12 west of highway 101 in santa rose all within a few miles of each other. >> allen is there tonight on the story. >> school bus traveling down occidental road at stone point in santa rosa today when a passenger from oncoming car threw a bolts at it. >> hit the become of the mirror pwraebingt right here and it broke out the glass and mirror. >> second attack on school bus. last week another bottle shattered the windshield of this bus while driving in the same area. >> broken glass embedded in the driver hand as well as in her eye. >>reporter: yesterday 3 other cars attacked along state route 12 not far away. chp says water bolts lick this hammered a soft bull size hole in two windshield and shattered another. drivers sprayed with glass. >> combined speed of 100 miles an hour bottle going 50 ongoing traffic 50 so it's quite an impact. >> turn this seemingly harmless bolts of water that could easily kill

i had to use the windshield wipers traveling through the area. by the time i got to milpitas, a break. then i had to turn them back on in towards san jose. which city dependent, i guess. mission boulevard, overcrossing, that's what we're talking. look at the map, connecter between 680 and 880, wall net springs, we'll have the closure, continuing with the b.a.r.t. work. tracks have to come through. you have to stop the traffic from doing that. local traffic control overnight clearing by the morning commute. south bay, typical overnight construction here. off 880, all of the crews here for 680 clearing up through allen rock. typical schedule as well. palo alto, live look shows you we have a sheen on the roadway. no big concern. moisture dampening in the highway for the bay shore. watch off-ramps, as you make the clover leafs or the freeway. slicker conditions mean spinouts. here on the peninsula, speeds north of palo alto, san mateo, easy drive for 101 and 280. north bay nice smooth flow of traffic, coming into san francisco, golden gate bridge, sl

your car will be frozen and your windshield and wenzhou's -- windows. hard and completely frozen. there's a thick coat of ice right now. the very careful if you're coming out -- be very careful if you are coming out. we have a getting a mix of freezing rain and sleet that is coming down right now. it is definitely slow going on the roadways and the ice is getting accor. thicker. -- it is coming down. >> johnny g is reporting out there. with the ice, power outages. there are 11 in all of montgomery county. dominion has 64 in northern virginia. b.g.e. at 8100 outages. we see maryland and how do things look in virginia? we are checking out the road conditions there. >> turn the light on. >> all right. >> good morning to you. we are feeling rain. one thing that we are seeing out here is this, a lot of salt trucks. you see them on the highway out here. this crew is treating the roads and most of these roads, you can see, the salt mixture is out on them at this point. you can see the icing that is happening here. areas,reezing in some even in the grassy area below the tree. this is the

three hit the windshield. another hit the driver's side door.nvestigators concluded the shot fired through the passenger side door happened somewhere else. >> it came in from a completely different direction. it couldn't have been part of the same series of gunfires without a dramatic change in the position of the shooter. >> this gunshot, along with a sideswipe on megan's car, led analysts to conclude this altercation happened on the highway. with the laser information and event data recorder, investigators put together this animation of what they thought happened. it was clear, someone tried to force megan off the highway by sideswiping her car. then megan's attacker moved to the passenger side and fired into her back seat. as megan drove off the exit ramp, her attacker must have sped in front of her, blocked her path, and started shooting. there were four shots. she floored the accelerator. a fifth shot went through the side door and hit megan. the blood evidence shows megan tried to reach for her cell phone, possibly to call police. her car

check out the damage a water bottle flying through the air did to a windshield. three windshields this week have been damaged and drivers were sprayed with glass in two instances. school buses were targeted and a bus driver suffered cuts to the hand and glass in the eye. police say there have been five of these pranks and they have to stop. >> we are looking for a white pickup truck and mid-2000s. that is all the information we have. >> this is happening in santa rosa along state route 12 where there have been attacks near stony point. no students were on the school buses were hit but drivers are getting hurt and it could kill. they want to stop this person. this have been five attacks, three cars and two school buses. they say it is a felony to throw something at a moving vehicle if someone is hurt. >> police are investigating a fatal shooting in east san jose this morning in what the shooter says is self-defense. investigator say a resident on pine ridge way said a man was trying to break into his home last night at 8:00 and he fired shots after the burglar sho

this car struck and killed this man on sunset boulevard, the impact wedging his body in the windshieldknocking his shoes off his feet. >> it's horrible, an innocent person taken, and very sad. >> three women, were taken to local hospitals with nontrenth -- nonthreatening injuries. >> it is the city's second fatality this year. the crash shut down several blocks of sunset for more than two and a half hours, the intersection is equipped with warning lights, for a pedestrian, and they say it was unclear if the victim was in the cross walk. >> we do know the car came to a stop, with the pedestrian lodged in the front windshield. the death comes on a day the transit agency, approved a plan to reduce the deaths. >>> the new york city police are using bank and phone records to trace the final hours of philip hoffman. he withdrew about $1,200 hours before he died, and he got it in installments. he was asked to move out of the the apartment late last year, and the heroin did noit test -- not test positive for the additives, he had a needle in his arm, when he died of a suspected accidental over

. >> local residents begin smashing the windshield with pipes.uggles frantically to free her son d.j. from his car seat. the seat belt is pinched on the side of the crumpled vehicle. >> i figured it would be easy but it wasn't. i was terrified actually when i couldn't get his seat belt undone. i was scared for my son's life. >> angela doesn't want to leave her trapped child, but bystanders pull her through the broken windshield. >> get away. >> i just remember being outside of the vehicle and screaming that my child was still in the vehicle and that someone needed to get him out. >> look out, look out, look out! >> when they arrive at the scene, joel in the tan shorts, plunges head first into the burning car, while his brother, john, in the yellow shirt, peels back the windshield with his bare hands. >> our -- any instincts as firefighters truly kicked in, doing the best we can with the limited tools that we had, and at that time we had really no tools. >> the brothers are unable to free d.j. from his car seat and the boy's painful cries are hear

. >>> you have to see this incredible video of a bird hitting the windshield of a plane midair. a camera on board captured it over florida. the bird broke the windshield and sent pieces of glass, plastic and electrics flying into the pilots face. rob weber kept his cool, though, he took the controls, called mayday and brought the plane in for a safe landing. he suffered a minor cut to his forehead. >> that is amazing. >>> fog, the story later in the week will be a 1-2 punch of rain and the second punch stronger than the first one will stalk about that first fog in the -- we will talk about that first fog in the morning. you can watch it in the best quality by free by hanging an antenna on your set. the good old days. now, fog reducing the visibility. inland, sunny, concord, 70 degrees. look at it this. sanfrancisco, 54 in san skwroes a63 degrees, 66 in santa rose a. wind -- in san jose. 63 degrees, 68 in santa rosa. wind is low. here is what we look like for 8:00. fog and low clouds near the shoreline and the numbers in the low 50s. they will be this for awhile. tomorrow afterno

you know, right on the windshield. what is that? then i looked back and that is when i saw the pick up truck heading the other way. >> three cars were hit yesterday. a 4th today. chp officers are worried someone will get hurt. >>> develops news from san francisco, two workers were injured today in downtown san francisco. from news chopper 2 you can see the police responding to the scene and workers being sent home for the day. it happened at the construction site on mission street just a block south of market street. ktvu's david stevenson is there now to explain what went wrong. david? >> the victims were working on a tower for sales force.com. they are working on a calf fording that has been raise -- scaffolding that has been raised. what is unclear is why it tipped over, taking down the two men who were secured to the structure. they had to be extricated and taken to san francisco general hospital. the accident shook up the crew here. a construction worker across the street described what he saw. >> we saw the scaffolding tipping

. >> one thing we know about this video windshield wipers, everybody is hanging on to the windshielderses and luckily they've not broken yet. >> the cop looked oddly calm. >> it looked like it might happen to him often. >> he was, like, monday. >> maybe they do train for this. >> maybe they do. >>> google glass has changed video, right? changed the way people are seeing the world because they are recording everything they are seeing if you wear google glass but if you go to the google glass youtube channel there's a video of love through google glass and if you watch really closely you'll notice all of these videos have one common theme these are all google glass proposals. some we've had on our show here before. >> this one. >> this is a sweet thing very cool but you have to also remember it's hard to look cool when you have the google glass on it's hard to -- i don't know, you kind of look like a weird robot nerd. >> i don't think so, i think it's pretty neat that we are seeing stuff from a different perspective as opposed to filming it. >> do we really need to be there? do we? i d

so far there are 6 confirmed cases and this is one of the broken windshields. the latest driver a fedex driver came forward. >> the next thing i know i see this thing flying toward me and i duck down. when i look up the windshield is just decimated. >> it's also learned that a bus driver was -- when her vehicle was hit by a bottle. >>> a drought and another below to california farmers. announced the state will not receive federal irrigation water. that has some valley farmers scrambling. consumers are sure to feel it. john fowler tonight on today's decision and your bottom line. >> a big impact could be on food prices but depending on where you live, times could soon get tough. water supplies for half a million people in the bay, today cut by half. to 55-gallons her person per day, the lowest in decades. >> what that means to our customers is we will have enough water to meet the needs of indoor water use and businesses. >> jennifer allen said it's not enough for outdoor water. expect the district to decide in 4 weeks whether to impose rationing. other district

he was hit with such force he went through the windshield. she and two passengers suffered minor injuries. >>> a hayward police officer is on paid leave after shooting and killing an armed woman as an apartment complex. the officers were called to the apartment homes last night to conduct a welfare check. she was waving a hand gun and making threatening gestures and shot after she refused to put down the gun. the officer has been on the force for just a year. >> the heaviest rain of the new year will hoof into the bay area and meteorologist mike nicco is on the roof to tell us how long it will be with us and how were we will get. mike? >> very impressive storm coming our way. good morning,en from the roof of the broadcast center. we will show you why we need the rain. you probably heard it but it has gotten worse and we are only at 12 percent of where we should number santa rosa and everyone else is 20 or less until san jose and 21 percent and livermore is 30 percent. here is what going on, all is quiet and it is hard to believe when you look

. >>> we have dramatic video after a bird crashes into a plane's windshield. and the pilot managed to keep his cool. >> and the target and the neiman marcus data breaches capture >>> kerry kennedy's drunk driving case we again in new york. she said she was sleep driving. she was arrested in 2012 and her lawyer said she took a sleeping pill instead of her thyroid medication, and the prosecutors said that if she took it, she still disobeyed the law by not stopping when she felt drowsy. she is the daughter of the late robert f. kennedy. >>> two men have been arrested in the murder of a college student in norfolk over the weekend. 20-year-old paul johnson, a student at old dominion university was walking along the campus sunday when he was hit in the head and died at the hospital. 21-year-old david grim, jr. of triangle is charge d with second-degree murder. christopher chase johnson of odbridge is charge d with misdemeanor assault, and they are not students at old dominion, and witnesses said they heard arguing before the killing. >>> and what type of security do

water splashes up onto the windshield making it a hazard is situation.uraging everyone to slowdown given the circumstances. this is a prime example of why it's so important to slow down especially when so much rain is predicted to come down the route the day. terisa estacio kron4 news. >>: a session of the u.s. supreme court was videotaped by an advocacy group. take a look. their only two known autographs photographs taken of the justices were in session. those photos are from the 1930's when cameras were smuggled into the court recently a clip of loaded to you to under the user name scotus honed is said to be the first video of the court in session. one man stands to voice disapproval of the high court's 2010 decision to loosen restrictions on corporate campaign spending. >>: i rise on behalf of the vast majority of the american people who believe that money is not corporations are not people and our democracy should not be propelled to hide sitters. this video was recorded by an advocacy group which pushes for campaign finance reform the supreme court

can do damage, it can go to your windshield.ured someone but we are very lucky so far that these people have not lost control and crashed. >> officer stated that tour and not out of a moving vehicle is a misdemeanor. the injury to the driver raises this to a felony. >> the california farmers are facing a drought problem. >> the drought that is plaguing california is hurting the nation. this may get a whole lot worse. friday, the federal government's stated that it will not provide any water to central valley farmers. only 50 percent of them have it to help the area. >> this is a farmer who just a week ago gave president of obamas a tour of the operations. he grows a lot of different items. but without the federal help, the growers like him may have to leave deland a lot of land unproductive. >> there will be a lot of food loss, job losses pripet >> over 90 percent of the set is in a drought condition. this may be a big impact we go to the gross restore. more crops are grown than anywhere else in the country. it produces more tha

bullets hit the windshield, hood, and front grill of one person's black chevy's blazer. ktvu news got an exclusive interview with that driver. he was traveling on 580 when a passenger inside of a silver chevy fired a half a dozen shots at his suv. >> they pulled out a handgun i guess. all i did was duck. and slammed on the brakes. and got over as fast as i can. >> he says the silver chevy sped away. he was not hurt but the chp is asking witnesses to step forward. investigators want to talk to drivers that were in the area when that shooting happened which was about 3:40 yesterday afternoon. the witnesses should call the number on your screen. >>> happening today the officers involved that rocked the san francisco police department are set to make their first court appearance this morning. the five police officers five face charges that could send them to prison for years. ktvu news broke the story yesterday. we learned the six are accused of taking part in a series of raids at san francisco residential hotels. those raids were captured on video. >> they were going into t

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>> he's got a teeny windshield right there and his helmet and that's it.cockpit and open wheel racing and that's what inside ya ra indy racing is all about. >>> if you are a student at the durham academy in durham, north carolina, the snow day just got better because of the guys who work at the school. see, those two handsome fellas there that's the head of the school michael and the assistant head of the school lee, they are making an announcement for their students. >> i just want to point that out. >> might start recognizing that beat. vanilla ice, "ice ice baby." and now these guys start grooving and this is all to let the students know school canceled. >> all right. ♪ >> oh, man. >> i love it. >> you used to watch the tv to see if your school was canceled and now there's a youtube video where the guy's rapping telling you don't go to school. >> to tell us what it's like to create a viral school announcement video we have michael and lee via skype from durham, north carolina, hey, guys, welcome to the show. well done. >> what is it like to suddenly get

the first round came through my windshield.through the windshield, through the dash, splintered, hit my arm, and i just got really small, i just got way down below the steering wheel. i'm driving and i'm yelling on the radio, shots fired, shots fired. i've been hit. he must got a rifle, man. >> the wound goes through his right arm, but he's still in pursuit. >> i have my rifle out between the a-pillar and the door. i'm holding the door open with my knee and i'm chasing them driving down the gravel road waiting for a good shot to return fire. >> domino shoots four times, but misses. he turns into the small town of fredricka, population 183. >> i pull into fredricka, and i wasn't feeling good. and a deputy pulls up beside me and i told him to keep going. radio asked me if i wanted an ambulance. i just said to myself, i'm not dying in fredricka. nice community but i'm not dying in fredricka. >> domino follows until the thieves bail out of their car into a large area of woods. >> somebody says, who got shot? i said, that was me. ke

look at this windshield. it was damaged by a water bottle.e have been five attacks all in the same area of santa rosa. some drivers are getting sprayed with glass. one school bus driver suffered cuts to the hand and glass in the eye. >> the impact can be so destructive. it is a misdemeanor to throw anything at a moving vehicle and if someone is hut or injured, it will be a physical -- felony. big trouble if someone is hurt. >> they are looking for a white pickup truck made in the mid- of the bottles is going to kill someone. they are raising awareness for people to look out and they want the people who do this that police are looking for this. >> >>> the special task force at san jose state university will hold a second public meeting tonight to lock into how an alleged hate crime on a black student started and continued. students, staffers and community members met two weeks ago for the first of six meetings with hate crime charges filed against the four students. there will build four meetings. >> senator feinstein will help serve food toda

you may need to use your windshield wipers.m in, you will see that is the case of highway 1 01 down to the golden gate bridge. we are pretty much dry and san francisco. light brand in san leandro and alameda. this is something that we will continue to monitor. off the rest of us are not dealing with any rain. >> as for future cast, what you through the timing, by noon iran will start to pick up.the rain will start to pick up. that would be the case north of the golden gate bridge but heavier rain for later on tonight. we will not have too many words for the morning commute but the evening commute may be in jeopardy. we're looking at the possibility of thunderstorms. this is expected to mo vaughn and we may continue with the rain overnight just scatterethere wif rain expected and this will not put too much of a dent in the drought status. stronger system is on the way by friday that will carry a sentence saturday. we're looking at the possibility of unsettled weather. >> i just want to let everyone know that we have a special se

bullets hit the windshield, hood, and front grill of one person's black chevy blazer and ktvu news got an exclusive interview with that driver. jake says he was just traveling along 580 when he spotted a silver chevy weaving in and out of traffic. >> they were in the fast lane. i'm like whatever. then i ended up passing. they pulled out a handgun i guess. all i did was duck. and slammed on the brakes. >> he says the silver chevy sped away. he was not hurt. the chp is urging witnesses to step forward. >>> investigators want to talk to anyone who was driving in the area of 580 and 238 when this shooting happened. the witnesses should call the number on your screen. that number 1-800-tell-chp. >>> there is new information about the death of a brazilian man who died in vein. the coroner has determined his death was an accident. 22-year-old paul neto was reported missing last october. his body was found a month later floating in the bay. the coroner report shows he has drugs in his system and his death may have been the result of an overdose. >>> congress took three trips last year that was

windshield at this hour. he was described as an adult male and killed in this collision. three passengers in the car, all women, we're told, were slightly injured. some were transported from the scene. again, you can see the large number of police cars and firefighters at the scene. they are still investigating the scene trying to figure out exactly what happened. we're told the car was traveling southbound on sunset. there is an intersection, a crosswalk for pedestrians that -- that's supposenned to be a place -- supposed to be a place where cars yield to pedestrians but i can tell you just crossing the street myself, the cars are not stopping for pedestrians. it's unclear if the victim was in the crosswalk when he was struck or further down sunset when he was hit. at this hour, it's still an active crime scene. they are trying to determine that. we expect this section to be closed off for several more hours while police try to piece together exactly what happened. reporting live in san francisco, david stev

you can see the bullet holes in the windshield a. portion of the interstate was closed at the start of rush hour while police investigated. they have not sfet the suspect and the victim knew each other or if it was ran dam. they have no released information about the subject but they are looking for a silver ford focus. >> the nbc bay area microclimate weather alert is in effect. this is a live look at the drive through the south bay. it is absolutely miserable. let's go up to palo alto and take a live look there on the peninsula. you can see the same sort of wetness but watch out for ponding. >> that's the tough thing is you can't see it. when it comes over because it's coming down. let's check in. >> you want to be respectful of the other drivers on the roadway. don't go tearing through there, you're going to spread all of that rain which is accumulating. scott, laura and myself had dangerous drives in. we want your mind ready to go. this is what you're driving through. heavy downpours, we have gusty wind and this is the second sto

. >> the bird smashed through the windshield coming out of nowhere, and it was all caught on tape. >>n the windshield explodes. >> reporter: heart-stopping moments for rob webber, and something that he has never seen in a decade of flying planes. >> i was not sure if the bird was in the plane with me or where he was. >> reporter: it was smooth sailing from ft. myers to paige field, and then he radioed into the control tower a few seconds from touching down. >> and all of the sudden, stuff was flying everywhere. watch in slow motion. a bird smashes into the windshie windshield, and the plane is flying 170 prps, amiles per hou his hands start to tremor, but he tells himself, just fly the fricking plane which is what everybody says. >> reporter: then he realized that he had a head bleed. >> i kept telling the tower that i need to get on the ground quick. >> reporter: he kept the camera rolling. >> i have been playing wit, and getting used to using it. >> reporter: but he could never predict he would get this once in a lifetime footage and this close call. >> if the bird had continued to

>> this is the view for viewers in san ramon this morning, hard rain, wet roads and friend tick windshield wipers. in castro value it makes for dangerous driving conditions but the wet weather is a welcome changed for the parched earth. it is not enough, though. >> we usually get 20" of rain each year. here at the treatment plant last year in all the year we only got 3.8" so we got here less water than what the desert normally gets. >> water officials cannot make the rain but they can make the most of what they have which is recycled water. where you see purple hydrants and hookups it is repsyche cold. it is used for landscaping and contractors can use it. the dublin services decisions is looking to, expand so the benefits can trickle to homeowners. >> we have had people to ask for recycles water to irrigate the trees because they may have to let the grass die. but no one wants their trees to die. >> that is not going to happen overnight, the district is talking with state agency and looking into the regulations because they need permission to make that treated wastewater available to the

. >>> police are looking for the person who is throwing water bottles at the windshields of moving cars in the north bay. five vehicles have been hit in a week. most of them along highway 12. someone in a white pickup has been throwing the water bottles at the cars. two school buses including this one, have been damaged. two other cars had softball-sized holes in the windshields and a because driver was hurt. >> the combined speed of 100 miles per hour with the water beaumonts going 50 and the oncoming traffic going 50 it is quite an impact. >> this a misdemeanor and if anyone is hurt it become as physical any. >> a shooting and stabbing left four people dead and two others critically injured on a native american indian reservation yesterday at tribal headquarters in the northeast part of the state. police arrested this woman, 44-year-old who serves as a tribal leader shooting five people during a meeting to evict her and her son from the reservation. she ran out of bullets she pulled out a knife and stabbed another person. she faces murder and attempted murder charges. >>> a fugitive w

the pedestrian ended up dead, pinned to this car's windshield. and as this witness pointed out, the victim's shoes went flying. >> that's his right there. and then there is another one right over there. >> the car and the shoes ended up about 100 feet beyond the crosswalk. right now police are trying to figure out if the pedestrian was using the crosswalk. but neighbors complain the crosswalk isn't much help here. >> i have tried. it is very dangerous. >> there is no stop sign. just a flashing yellow, which neighbors say drivers tend to ignore. >> people get confused a lot of times. what does a flashing yellow mean rather than a stop sign, so they'll goldspan right through it. >> this isn't first incident. there have been many instances of people getting hit over there. >> it is one of the city's problem streets. pedestrian advocates say sunset is part of the 6% of city streets responsibility for 60% of the city's pedestrian crashes. today, the sfmta approved a plan to eliminate all pedestrian accidents in in 10 years, the latest reminder of a gr

the victim, wound up stuck on t car's windshield.. >>> a horrible crash in the san francisco sunset district this morning. a pedestrian struck and killed. the victim wound up stuck on the car's windshield. the crash hand around 11:00 this morning on sunset in the avenues. our ryan takeo on happen everyone knows is a notorious stretch of roadway. ryan. >> reporter: liz, we almost saw a couple crashes can here just in the last five minutes. this is a tricky place to cross. you can press this button and the yellow light does start going off. but take a look, some of these drivers, they are not stopping. they're still not stopping. is the light on? >> today's sunset district scene was gruesome. the pedestrian ended up dead, pinned to this car's windshield. and as the witness pointed out, the victim's shoes went flying. >> there are two shoes. >> the car and the shoes ended up about 100 feet beyond the crosswalk. right now, police are trying to figure out if the pedestrian was using the crosswalk. but neighbors complain cross walk isn't m

the impact was so severe, he was left pinned to the car's windshield.ied to talk to the 71-year- old driver today. but no one answered the door. her neighbors were surprised. >> shocked. she seems like a very nice lady, you know? she always driving pretty slow during this neighborhood. >> reporter: crashes are nothing new to sunset boulevard. from 2006 to 2011, there were 222 pedestrian crashes including nine deaths there. >> sunset is one area we identified needs more engineering. >> reporter: they installed three traffic lights on sunset in december to try to slow down drivers. today we learned the sfmta plans to put a stop light where yesterday's crash was. that should start next month. we wanted to know why it's not there already. what took so long? >> well, moving forward with a lot of these projects takes time and a lot of money. in order to do that, we have to apply for grants which we do for all these projects. >> reporter: sfmta says the new traffic light was already in motion last year. sunset boulevard is one of 6% of san francisco streets re

. >> certainly is, jess camp certain people forgot that they didn't have working windshield wipers and others found out today that they had a leaky roof, but, of course, as you can see here, this is a painful reminder of how much the rain can hamper your commute. this sign on highway 17 reminded motorists they have to contend with something rare on the roads, rain. >> a lot of people i know are scrambling to get their windshield pipers fixed. there were two major accident on the way to work pretty bad so it seems like it's catching a lot of people off guard. the first rain after a break. >> rain toppled trees and even caused a minor mud slide. it also created lots of new puddles, brought new life to the swimming hole in boulder creek and helped the san lorenzo river move more swiftly. with even more rain headed our way this week, today's showers were also a very wet reminder to prepare. >> i'm making sure that i have extra batteries for the flashlights and extra fuel for my generator and just staying home as much as i can and trying to keep warm. >> despite having to dig out umbrellas,

a truck windshield with bullet holes, the freeway shooting bringing east bay traffic to a complete standstill's begin with live pictures from chopper 5 over westbound 580 in castro valley. investigators are on scene looking into what happened this afternoon. the freeway just reopened about 20 minutes ago after being shut down for almost an hour. >> yeah, there's at least three bullet holes through the front windshield of that black truck. we have seen what appears to be the driver, another adult and two little kids standing around that car, walking around outside the vehicle talking to authorities. authorities were looking for shell casings and any other evidence. all of this taking place on westbound 580. authorities closed all lanes after highway 238 in castro valley. now it's rush hour. so you can just imagine just how bad the traffic backup was. we are watching people even outside their cars walking around on the freeways. there's no place to go. they had been stopped for almost an hour. >>> getting back out live to the scene right now, you can see traffic is moving. it's moving slowly pa