>> if you can't get a "yum, yum!" face like that, then everything i told you wasn't worth it, right? >> i have the "yum, yum!" face. >> i know. so, enjoy that. >> okay, i do. >> it's delicious, isn't it? >> you know what i love, eric? the fact that you can cook meat 80% faster, but still have the flavor like it's been cooking all day. >> yeah, that's right. you know, just like soups, you know, in my restaurant -- we used to simmer soups all day -- sometimes, even overnight. i just made clam chowder... >> gorgeous. >> ...in 20 minutes. oh! >> that is beautiful. >> is that beautiful? >> absolutely. >> but because we call it the power pressure cooker xl which means 6 quarts of capacity... >> wow. >> so, you can make clam chowder for an army. look how beautiful that is. >> yes. >> smell it. fresh clams, fresh ingredients at the touch of a button. but, you know, we talked about versatility. >> yeah. >> you know, you can cook things really fast in the power pressure cooker, just like we've been doing all day, but we also ha

on yum, green mown an and underarmor. and we'll debate it and show you the extreme lifestyle. we start off with the top story, crude has moved more than 7% three of the last four sessions. oil volatility up more than 5% today. a number of people calling the bottom in earlier this week. and it fell today nearly 9%. >> tim had a great call on monday looks like it is stabilized and it bounced. rallied from the time he talked about it late last week until now. and my thesis is i still don't think it as bottomed at all. it lends itself to thinking it is going to go lower still. canadian pmi is not good. the economy is continuing to slow down. oil needs to go down. what is interesting. but look at tesoro tso on a lousy oil market, all time high today. at some point, not yet, it is going to come home to roost for the refiners but not quite yet. and gasoline should be cheaper than it is at the pump right now. >> your positing that the move to the upside was a short covering rally, does this prove it? >> certainly. absolutely. tod

we'll start with yum brands.sts are looking for earnings of 66 cents on sales of $3.97 billion. i'll be on those headline numbers. yum brands is about that china same-store sales number. then you move to 21st century fox. the media company is expected to earn 41 cents a share on sales of $7.1 billion. now, let's move over here to underarmour. a very big focus for investors. analysts looking for earnings of 39 cents a share on sales of $849 million. a lot of focus will be about the shoes. not all about the shoes but a good chunk of it for under armour. and finally a volatile trade could come via keurig green mountain. this is themaker of the single serve coffee pots. it's expected to earn 89 cents a share and right now according to think or swim the options market is already pricing in what could be a 9% move up or down in thoseg gmcr shares. >> thank you very much. breathtaking volatility right now. 14 minutes left. the dow moments ago was up 110. now it's down 4 points. nasdaq down 16. s&p down 10. >> and for an

yum, yum. >> yeah.lope i can if you have one and say thank you to the community for stepping out and being a part of our cultural celebration in this disagreeing great city of our we're wore lucky i'm lucky to be the mayor that enjoys our pride and diversity thank you very much. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> >> thank you thank you very much i 7, 8, 9 to recognize carmen chu and others and like to acknowledge the t o of hilton hotel john let's give them a round of applause and invite willie brown up to say. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> >> he is the real emperor. >> the year of a hours the white hours was escorted out and in comes the ramming the year of the rams lunar new year as the mayor has said commences as of now and in reality every year in san francisco we start the year out with every aspect of the chinese cultural celebration it is always started reason an administrative and goodwill and good health and hopefully great wealth this year is no different the year of the ram i'm told that

yum! breathing a sigh of relief. sales in china falling. ♪ mark:nus: within the last half hour bt had announced [inaudible] the current war in -- owners will receive a mixture of cash and bt shares. greece has lost a critical source of funding. a move puts pressure on the new prime minister to stay the course on its bailout program. later today, great finance -- the greek finance minister will meet his german counterpart for talks. yum! brands has posted a fourth-quarter revenue that beat analyst estimates. sales were less than expected following a food scandal there. overall, the company made a net loss compared with a profit of $321 million a year earlier. yum! brands has been struggling to repair its reputation in china after one of its vendors was probed for allegedly using out of date meet. the trans-asia flight that crashed yesterday in taipei made a disgrace call -- a distress call. on the recording of the air traffic control communications a voice was heard saying mayday engine fla

yum yum! my name is tony sartorio. i'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center.etty much my whole life. i have been married for twelve years. i have 3 kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible - not only for them, but everybody, myself included that lives in the community. i'm very proud to do the work that i do and say that i am a lineman for pg&e because it's my hometown. it's a rewarding feeling. >> larry: okay, thank you! (cheers and applause) that's all the time we have for tonight. i want to thank our panelists: shannon devido, marianne kirby lavell crawford, and morgan spurlock. (cheers and applause) as always, thanks for helping me keep it a hundred on twitter. each of our panelists had to answer a tough question and i hold myself to the same standard. remember, i don't get a chance to see this question until right now. tonight's question comes from 'at home brew 68'. ok, give me the question. do you like big

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although i offered a memory yum for mr. gal red, i certainly hope he rests in peace. i have one more amendment. i'm introducing a hearing for the development of impact fees, the report and an interagencies for these reports. both of these reports are actually very crucial in determining how we're spending impact fees in our neighborhood. as you could imagine, being elected, we just got into tax season and it's a lot of impact in how we're spending them. we assure that our neighborhoods are getting the infrastructure and improvements to accommodate this growth. i'm particularly going to be paying attention to transportation. supervision wiener, you might want to join us in that request. so colleagues, with that, i submit >> thank you, supervisor cohen. madam president. >> thank you. colleagues, we have before us now the sequel category before us at 26445 broad street in district two. can you call item 27 through 30. >> compromised a special order of 3:00 p.m. for public hearing of persons interested in categorial exemption under environmental review under the californi

officials say nibs called police after noticing a foul smell coming from the cree ma tore yum. building had been abandoned for a year according to nearby residents. police first found the pile of 40 bodies in a cremation room. a second pile was located in an adjacent cremation room. acapulco is located in guerrero state. back in september 43 students from a rural teacher's college disappeared in a city located in the same state. right now there's no indication the cream ma tore yum is related. >> translator: after four months of investigation, mexican officials concluded in late january the students were abducted executed burned in a landfill and the remains tossed in a nearby river. the remains of only one student have been identified but their parents say they don't believe the authority's version of the story and have continued to protest because they say they want the truth. a group of parents and sympathizers marched on a highway connecting mexico city and acapulco saturday blocking traffic for hours. even though there's no connection to the disappearance of the students i

a held yum balloon held together with scotch tape.noent travel 70,000 feet and drop after an hour. but it instead wound up in another middle school in virginia. >>> everybody you have to go to work tomorrow if you don't live in texas, puerto rico or north carolina because those are the only three places powerball tickets were sold. you know this by now. the jackpot was $564 million dog gone dollars. the fifth largest in history. the winning numbers -- >> if you are not in north carolina texas or puerto rico, doesn't matter because those are the places it was sold. >> so we didn't win. >> we are in new york. >> thank you. >>> now to a story about a boat that ran aground without ever touching the water. the truck carrying the 43-foot yacht got stuck in a six-foot snow bank in downtown boston. the maggie may was on the way to the new england boat show . work withers dug out the 18 wheeler carrying the boat but not before the mishap stalled traffic. >>> it may be hard fer new englanders to think of summer and boating today because they ar

yeah, but since you and penny finally hooked up, we thought you two would be having bouncy naked yum-yum. there's more to life than sex, raj. okay, who had "leonard flames out with penny in less than 24 hours"? i did. nothing flamed out. we don't have to have sex every night, you know. you don't have to, but it's highly recommended. yeah, take advantage of that window of opportunity

. >> i what about the plan tear yum?> we thought such a great back date, sort of hidden in plane site over at the franklin institute just so romantic to go and hold hands and star gaze, then, you know, go and taste some wine, have little snack afterward. >> field plan tear yum. >> where is good king tavern in. >> in bella vista. right on the corner like right on seventh and bainbridge. >> why would you say that's flies re kinds until. >> it is so beautiful so romantic there the light something like glow i, everyone looks good. casino of get in the spirit. >> so whether it comes to breaking up though, very public place. >> yes. >> yes, we suggest some parks if you want a little privacy there is the collins park, little pocket park over by 17th and chestnut. >> seventeenth and chestnut? >> you can almost miss it. little gate. >> i don't know if i want to get broken one, there i don't want anyone to hear me screen. >> rittenhouse is maybe little too -- if you're crying, you always run into someone in rid end us. >> what abo

the people most grateful for this mor tor yum on capital punishment are the guiltyist, cruellest, and most vicious killers on death row. they see the justice system hijacked if. >> if a jury sentences this man to death and the governor will not sign a death warrant is a travesty. >> i think it is prudent. >> mark falls into the opposite camp saying problems are well documented. high reversal rates, insufficient defense for the accused and astronomical costs. since the '70s, only three inmates have actually been executed as many doszens more trudge through unending legal reviews. >> if that is not evidence that we need to take a more careful look, i don't know what could be. >> the governor plans to sign temporary reprieves for each execution order that crosses his desk, essentially delaying them all. it is a broad use of his power that critics say is a overreach. reporting live in the digital operations center, i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> tonight family friends, and colleagues came together to honor a fallen philadelphia police officer. officer john polowski and shot and kill

historically of a nation, of a group that was totally true to pass this since both is the case of the more yum of the chatham islands. the moriarty which you pacifists are they would not fight reason. unfortunately, a neighboring tribe on another island news that they would not fight, so they invaded the island and killed and ate them. the pacifism is rare and not always the best thing. if we lived in a world of angels we could be pacifists, but we don't. >> benjamin ginsberg, you right war is terrible, but it has also been a major engine of human progress. >> isn't that ironic? when you consider various toxic human progress many of them are progress of war. take technological progress. generally speaking, basic science arrives in places like hopkins, in the minds of scientists and engineers. but, transforming basic science into technology that we use that usually is the result of war and military needs, so much of our technology stems from military applications, atomic energy jets microwaves, radar chemistry. all of these are results of military investments over the years transforming laborat

six candidates all democrats for philadelphia mayor outlined their positions during a for yum today in the park side section of the city. former judge nelson diaz and jim kenny, former mayoral spokesman doug oliver and milton street took part in the event. street has not formerly announced his candidacy. among the topics are education and job creation and the purge of poverty. >>> and now -- i'm jeff skversky with the phillies down in florida, on day one of pitchers and catchers cliff lee doesn't just pick up a baseball, he picks up a magic 8 ball, temperatures are below freezing across the eastern half of the country and we'll talk about the wintery weekend with precipitation and accuweather. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> penn state abington students hit the road this afternoon for state college, they are heading to take part in thon, the 46 hour marathon that takes place to fight pediatric cancer, the largest student run philanthropy in the world and includes all campuses of penn state. abington police escorted the dapters and then it was on

i want to talk about yum brands which includes kfc, pizza hut, taco bell and yum is big in china and it looks like the charge is breaking out to the low 80s. >> i think the quarter was good. i wish my charitable trust had haeld on to that but it was a long, long nasty run. john in europe please? john? >> caller: jim, dr. jim, i have a question. with the leveling out of energy prices, i wonder if it's a good time to get into the energy services people sillka -- >> you know what, we've got so many high-quality companies in that industry that are trading at incredible lows, we're not going to go down that food chain. not worth it. diego? >> caller: hi jim. first of all, thank you for you and everything your team do. you guys are phenomenal. i am definitely a citizen of cramerica. >> yes, thank you! >> caller: all right. my question is about mankind. i've been following this stock for over a year. i bought it into last year at about $5 a share and rode it to over $11 a share and took my profit. in the last two weeks, it's back up over $7 a share. with the founder, ceo, alfred mann having

. >>> segment william -- williams let's talk about him governor wolf put a more tore yum on the execution- moratorium of death death -- executions. you're a law ro if he -- professor who is going to win this. the d.a. said this moratorium has no basis in law it's unconstitutional and governor wolf said as governor i have the power to reprieve and i and i can grant reprieves on a case-by-case basis and i am announcing policy in advance. >> when i saw the story i wonder what seth williams is running for. >> else thinking about the u.s -- he is thinking about the u.s. senate race because kathleen kane is out of the of the picture. >> he is thinking about this. saying that is going to help him. >> number one the governor did not consult with law enforcement officials, so you got the district association leaders upset with him you got the state troopers upset with him. bottom line there was no consultation notwithstanding the legal implications which are not going to get resolved anytime soon, the fact of the matter we have only put three people to death since the 19770s and 199. does it build

. >>> looking live from our explore for yum camera, clear skies tonight. it was beautiful day in the bay area. a lot of people got out to enjoy it. it was windy. we have more now with a look at live doppler 7 hd. >> still a breeze out a from this will evening. you still see the flags on top of the ferry building waving in a northerly direction and active peak wind gusts looking around the region this afternoon patterson, up to 46 miles per hour. mount diablo, 61 miles per hour wind gust. and napa clocked a peak gust up to 41 miles an hour this afternoon. look at this picture coming in from jake. weather where you live on the water in san francisco, up to 65 this afternoon. three dooers degree better than the normal high. coming up we'll talk about when the winds relax followed by a warm up and the potential for wet weather. the accuweather forecast in just a couple of ooins minutes. >>> still ahead a new diamond break through that has all the sparkle and none of the conflict that comes with most natural diamonds. >> plus your next trip to disneyland may ta

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done the first time any city did it and the pressure even before that ruth really, really hates hell yum balloons so anything filed with air we have a lot of pressure from corridors we probably shouldn't do this may be this wouldn't work ruth said we have to do the right thing for the environment and the city and david said it to me it's not bad i don't think there is a true environmental list but such a thing to being true to one principle and true to what makes sense to the city and ruth many will people come out with a knee-jerk but every time you'll ask ruth why do you think this and why it makes sense she had a deep reason and philosophical base and that made her coherent vial she is cared about people and the marina environment on 3 sides of us and readily e really this tlumz e tells me about san francisco and ruth represents is the democracy that our city cares about all of you and we ask a lot of people that volunteer and are there's really no one i've ever met that has volunteered as many hours i mean, we counted ruth went to every single treasure island i of the on the committe

what was supposed to be a suppose yum on greek speech became for this man, lars bilts, the swedish artist death threats for satirizing the prophet mohammed. >> politically motivated attacks and thereby it is terrorist attack. >> reporter: the shooter escaped, described as a young arab looking man. his face concealed by a scarf. attacks drew comparison with the commando style massacre in paris last month. prophet of mohammed and a super market. copenhagen in a dragnet as stalked the streets of a western capital. chuck sever son, palo alto, california. >>> a man groped another man in a department store restroom. this is a sketch of the man officers say entered the macy's store men's restroom at stanford shopping center wednesday around noon and groped a man. surveillance cameras caught this image of the suspect. he's described as hispanic in his 30s with medium build. you're asked to call police if you have any information. >>> san jose firefighters remain at the scene of a destructive fire through the night. two businesses have been destroyed and the smoke so thick it traveled for miles pr

another one is yum brands after the bell today. huge international exposure there. the good thing for yum is most of it is actually in china. >> china. >> which manages its currency. but we'll see. they've been expanding all over asia and they have a european presence. >> i'm glad you got your new thing. what's it called again? >> special fx. >> isn't that a good name. >> stories throughout the week and into next week as well because this is shaping up to be one of the biggest headaches. >> without a doubt. important overhang on the market. as you point out perhaps not as much as people might think in certain sectors. >> send it over to you carl, for "squawk alley." >> see you soon. thanks, david. good morning, 8:00 a.m. at disney headquarters in burbank, 11:00 a.m. on wall street and "squawk alley" is live. ♪ ♪ >>> and welcome to "squawk alley" for a wednesday, joining us once again this morning, jon steinberg, ceo of the "daily mail" north america as always, kayla tausche, jon fortt, on a day where the market is hanging on to gains, watch oil, though, awfully clos

been chairing the joint conference meeting and i've served on that with him hearsay that continuum u yum of the announcements two doables with the mayor and our colleagues property owner to the guest of the city and county of san francisco to sf general and is foundation with that i'd like to follow our own agenda items that be will brief public comment. >> no public comment on this item. >> maybe. >> item 2 for - >> the 25th. >> the approval of the meetings of february 2015. >> is there a motion? >> move forward and seconds. >> additions, deletions, or changes if not i'll call for the question all in favor, say i. minutes of feedback february 3rd are hereby approved. >> next is the public comment i've received no public comment requests. >> please read the what we'll be voting on i'll share the commission is received not only the proposed resolution but the thing which i list really the due diligence and responsibility of both of the department of the hospital of the foundation of the city and county of visitacion valley silicon valley all involved in the collaboration and i'll make a f

. >> we did something on yum brands about three weeks ago. >> that was yours. >> that was mine.profits around 80 bucks. more people think there will be activist activity on the board. take some profits here. >>> we talked about it, the stock was up 5% in the after hours. an opportunity to sell to the full year guidance. it did turn much lower. to me it feels like it's the next leg lower to push down this $25 level. >>> bernstein was impressed the way nan prices are holding in there. next week you'll have tech media, telco conference. morgan stanley's conference. all these names are probably going to pop. >>> and a pop for the cool baby. bizarre new kickstarter project aims to make drinking a cold beverage in public as easy as taking money from the baby. it's a thermos inside a doll. his raised more than $18,000. it's hoping to crawl its way to a $70,000 goal by tomorrow night. you screw the head off and drink out of the baby. >> it's like the concert diaper where you don't have to leave the space you're at. >> what kind of concerts -- >> might be in the mosh pit. >> you're in mo

. >> two men have made a record-breaking voyage from japan to mexico, using a heel yum balloon. it took them more than 10,000 kilometers across the pacific. john has more. >> the worlds longest helium balloon flight began in japan. now feeling good and optimistic and very glad to be among people. >> the american and russian endured 160 hours crammed together in a cabin smaller than a king sized bed. their route took them 10,600 kilometers over the pacific ocean beating all previous records for gas-filled balloon flights. they used the latest technology today it. the balloon cab sup weighs 100-kilos and stuffed with the state-of-the-art data recording instruments. ballooning has always captured public attention helped by the high flying adventures of millionaires like richard branson and steve faucet. here on his way to becoming the first person to fly around the world in 2002. his balloon was a hybrid filled with a mixture of gas and hot care going faster than two eagles making this achievement a little bit sweeter. al jazeera mexico city. >> to track the release of our one jour

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. >> two men have made a record-breaking voyage from japan to mexico using a heel yum balloon. it took them more than 10,000 kilometers across the pacific. we have all the details. >> the world's longest ever helium balloon fight began with smiles and waves in japan. they were melt with the landing of the two eagles. >> now feeling good and optimistic and very glad to be among people. >> american troy bradley and the russian endured 160 hours crammed together in a cabin smaller than a king sized bed. their route took them 10,600 kilometers over the pacific ocean beating all previous records for purely gas filled balloon flight. the balloon capsule weighs 100-kilos and stuffed with state-of-the-art data recording instruments. the data will be analyzed to verify the new records. ballooning has always captured public attention helped by the high flying adventures of millionaires like richard branson and steve faucet. here on his way to becoming the first person to fly around the world in 2002, the balloon was a hybrid filled with a mixture of gas and hot air could go faster than t

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. >> yum, though. might make coffee almost palatable for me. >>> let's talk about refreezing and black ice tonight. teens in the suburbs tonight, 18 in sterling and leesburg, 19 in rockville and college park, 26 downtown, 20 in bethesda and bowie. we'll come back and talk about the possibility of a few flakes flying by morning. >>> yeah. i'm just wearing my diamonds and pearls. >> you are so lovely, but now it's all gone, the investigation into who >>> if you are just getting home, we've got a quick check of today's top stories. we now know the real name of the guy we call jihadi john, the fellow in the beheading videos of american hostages. he is mohammed emwazi born in kuwait and growing up in london in a well to do family and graduated college with a degree in computer programming. it's believed he traveled to syria in 2012 and joined up with isis. investigators are hoping this will lead to new tips on people he associated with in london and elsewhere by releasing his name. >>> a jury in arizona sti

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. >> the fire mee see yum was presented with a $1 million check. >> donation from lee and diane brandeng will go toward purchasing old fire station number one on market and st. james streets. >> that station went out of service. officials tried to buy it ever since. >> it's on to creating some new museums. >> the next step, get rid of all the lead paint. do a small play on the apparatus store. we figure it will take three years to raise the money we need to make this turn into the state of the art fire museum. >> there's a way to go. they hope to raise another $14 million for the design and renovation of the building. the goal is to open the doors by august 2019. four years from now. >> if anyonen watts to send checks, you know where to do it. it's a good cause. that's going to do it for us. world news tonight with david muir is coming up next. >>> we appreciate your time and we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, the most wanted man in the world, revealed. the man behind the mask in those brutal hostage videos, americans among the killed. brian ross and our team, right there, in fro

. >>> fairfax county high school students and parents packed an aw tore yum tonight for a unique program aimed at preventing teen suicide. jackie bensen tells us why it's different from traditional. >> tonight you'll hear from six brave souls. >> reporter: no psychiatrists, therapist ors counselors just brave souls, some in high schools, in in their 20s, one older, talking about the things that made them believe life was not worth living. >> i went out to a set of train tracks near my house. and i just stood on top of them. and i waited for a train to come. >> i was this very strong and self-conscious and self-aware person but yet underof it i was one of the loneliest people i've ever met. >> reporter: each had one thing in common that their greatest help came from talking to others struggling with similar problems. the teen-to-teen mental health summit named for a fairfax county teen that took his own is based on a simple premise, you are not alone. someone else has been there and made it through. >> i felt like a problem. my parents are very supportive and loving and they worry, but i

this is sam from the philadelphia horticulturalal society making a at the rain yum. >> at the rain yumstart with the rocks to give good drainage pour a little in there in pour a little there. >> and dirt. >> have dirt, soil. light fluffy soil to keep the drainage in there. >> we all make a mess. >> supposed to get dirty. pack it down a little bit and asparagus fern and i have this fern. push it in there. >> we'll finish it up. a few map, chilly across the southeast today. some storms across parts of florida and some snows across dallas although a little bit light. jacqui:: happy friday, everybody. a cold starthis morningng with a couple of flurries moving across the region, high temperature of 33 degrees and overnight we drop act down to the teams with the weekenekarting fine, chile with sunshine and 3333 degrees, a wintry mix is exexpected late in the day on frida >> there you go. instant at the rain yum. bring the kids to the flower show and the garden club is with us. i presume that's you. everybody is having a good time. >> thank you, rob. we kick off our "heat index" with the prin

yum out with earnings after the bell. pizza hut and kfc owner said sales fell less than expected in china. the company's biggest market. revenue topped estimates but earnings were shy of them. shares initially popped after the bell better the close, shares were up slightly to $73.65. >> it has been one year since microsoft officially appointed nadela as the company's ceo. since then the stock gained nearly 15%. just about as much as the broader market. and his tenure so far filled with hits and some misses. josh lipton reports. >> reporter: how do we judge sacha nadella's performance? the leadership microsoft's revenue jumped 12% to $93.5 billion. it's a record when it comes to other high profile executives. not as strong as ceo from apple, tim cook jumped 50% in his first year on the job, but better than ibm's jim naretti with top line slumped 2%. and question of whether nadella produces a smart business strategy. analysts say he is. >> finally you have a ceo to escape where the puck was going fermterms of cloud, mobile

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the governor says death penalty more tore yum will stay in place until he reviews a full report on capitol punishment in the state. >>> we know it is cold outside but the the heat is still rising. >> that is right, still ahead at 6:00 "eyewitness news" gets rarely granted access inside the steam plant, how it is keeping the city warm this winter kathy. >> we are looking at snow showers that will be moving across the delaware valley tonight the but cold behind it is noteworthy. we are talking about back to back record cold days, that is coming up with the seven day. >>> plus another reason to cut back on soda, brand new research about a certain ingredient that may lead to major health issues, beasley. >>> pitchers and catchers reported to clear water today first practice tomorrow, full squad takes the field on tuesday with ryan howard still at first base and hoping for a come back. the manager talked about the big fellow ahead >>> coming up on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 this woman had her home ransack hundreds of dollars of expensive items disappeared. >> i was very angry. i felt violated.