saturday morning while residents, and that has police concerned >> it could be with us secluded woodlandrea and fairly dark at night might play into it also the possibility the suspect might live in the neighborhood we are looking at all opsins >> a resident heard the garage door opening and the intruder had access to the remote control east oil out like from the garage and fled will one street over a homeowner would to the sound of their dog on parking many items were missing from their parked car in the driveway they took the wallet and a set of keys neighbors nearby are not surprised about burglaries during >> i think everyone has to be more cautious >> please receive calls on other incidents on nearby streets >> small items were taken like change all those vehicles were unlocked. >> the one common theme the suspect targets unlocked vehicles so they're reminding residents all to always remove valuables from the car and lock your car doors >> belmont police said they have a description of suspicious characters that which cave in the neighborhood >> coming ups there has an update on tho

> we renegotiated with caltrans instead of cutting the trees, let's use the funds to restore the woodlands. it's oak and the other species. >> caltrans is paying $450,000 to restore 8 acres of the nature preserve south of intersection. this volunteer planting crew is from sonoma high school. >> it's interesting working out doors and i like it. >> we get to help our community. >> last year the students planted acorns that are little trees growing inside these tubes for protection. >> these are 12 feet high. you can see about four feet, four inches. >> today they are working on what will grow under the trees. >> we are putting in native grass. >> one type of grass may look the same as the next but there are big differences critical to the ecosystem. jeanie is the resident biologist. >> over here is a native grass species, it's called blue wild rye. >> they stabilize soil and help water penetrate but grass with the wrong kind of rooted is taking over. >> this plant right here is a really nasty weed. you can see it's really tough and really hard to pull out. a is a big deal because 90% of the

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the body of her toddler casey anthony was found in woodlands in 2008. >>> a series of computer simulations will show how each of japan's facilities is able to deal with natural disasters. a top administrator says the tests need to be done as soon as possible. >>> two female mps came to blows during a debate in the afghan parliament on tuesday. the fight broke out following a discussion of rockets being fired into afghanistan from across the border in afghanistan. the pakistani government denied responsibility for recent deadly rocket attacks in afghanistan. those are the headlines. i'm monita rajpal in london. "world business today" starts right now. good morning from cnn london. i'm nina dos santos. more advertisers consider pulling the plug as britain's tabloids is hacked. >>> and touching a raw nerve. we'll tell you why japan's meat eating carnival girls have a beef with the boys. >>> first up, though, let's take a look at the markets. it's been a mixed day for asia's stock markets. banking stocks sunk in china. here in europe we had a down beat start to the day. european stock markets

legal analyst mercedes cohen and rebecca rose woodland. all of this is media speculation.casey will try and now -- why are you looking at me? >> there's already all this interest. where there is smoke there is fire. there's tons of interest on this woman's tell-all. >> sean: hang on. but we tone know what her interest is. >> if she is smart, keep your lips sealed. >> out of respect for her dead daughter which would hope she doesn't write a tell-all of how horrible jail was. what really happened. we saw that with o.j. and that disaster. >> sean: could she open herself up to legal problems? >> she could. there is the son of sam law that states adopted. >> sean: that's if you are found guilty. >> she does have a guilty conviction. >> sean: four miss -- fourfpmep misdemeanors. >> respectfully -- [ talking over each other ] >> sean: what if she told the involvement, the death, the swimming pool and the cover-up. would that create any legal vulnerabilities for her then? >> there's double jeopardy. she can't be retried for murder. she can't be retried for the facts underlying tha

right now the district includes the cities of woodland, west sacramento, davis, and winters. we spoke to city leaders in both pleasant hill and martinez who do not think the plan is a good move for the bay area cities. >> i can't imagine a senator from that district whose basis is yolo and lake counties, i can't imagine that person having a deep understanding of what central contra costa county and its communities were all about. >> the commission says it is trying to create new districts that best represent geography and population. the new maps will be finalized on august 15th. >>> a south bay mail carrier is hailed as a hero. 49-year-old danny was delivering mail to this townhome in santa clara on wednesday when he saw two girls running out to escape a fire. firefighters were on their way but instead of waiting, the 27- year postal worker took matters into his own hand. >> there was a hose over there, and any neighbor and looked long enough because it was -- like hooked it on, got it in there, and i started spraying the fire. >> the fire damaged the kitchen, but the postal