burton's family was here, but they did not have a comment today. he will arraigned on charges of murder november 13th. >>> an exclusive interview with liz boyer, the widow of the victim. >>> new at 5:00, san jose has a new proposal to keep police recruits in san jose. officers have left the department in droves because of low morale. the city would also pay most of the loan in the first few years of a recruit's career. if a recruit takes a job at another department, he or she will be responsible for paying the balance of training costs with interest. half of september's class of new officers took jobs in other cities after the city paid $170,000 to train each one. >>> the city of san francisco has to pay up. today a jury awarded 15 firefighters nearly $4 million in an age discrimination case. they sued the city claiming a written test for the promotion was fraud. >>> the flames broke out yesterday in a building that's now been red tagged. four other buildings were also damaged. still no word on the cause. >>> for the second day in a row, the woman

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rodney burton is his name. mr. burton was in line at a staples store when he saw a woman with a shopping cart full of school supplies. mr. burton asked the woman if she was a school teacher. when she said yes, burton paid for everything in her cart. this gentleman, this good samaritan joins me tonight. rodney burton. great to have you with us tonight. got to ask you. what was your motivation? what brought you to the point where you felt like you had to do this? and you're honorable for doing it. it's amazing how many school teachers dig into their own pocket to make things happen in the classroom. what was your story on this? >> well, ed, god was speaking to me that day while i was in staples. and he said there's someone in here that needs your help. and i kept thinking to myself who is he talking about? so as i was going down the aisle, i was looking into every cart i passed to get an idea of who i was supposed to be helping. as we got closer to the register, i noticed there was a lady in front of me that had a ca

burton will be tried as an adult. his attorney says he was a witness -- he has a witness who proves burton is not guilty. the case heads back to court next month. meantime jury deliberations stretch into tomorrow with attempted murder and stealing the celebrity chef's lamborghini from a san francisco showroom. it was in for repairs. the prosecutors say max wade of san rafael stole the car to try to impress a girl. he has been accused of shooting at the girl and her boyfriend. south bay police hope they can find a person who shot an employee. it shows three men and a woman walking into the spa nightclub this campbell early saturday morning. police say later the bouncer asked the group to turn down their music in the parking lot. that's when someone opened fire. the security guard is expected to survive. >>> new at 11:00, some defendants of famed bridge builder are in jail tonight after authorities say they stabbed a man over the weekend in crockett. contra costa county sheriff officials and 24-year-old richard zamba go

burton will be tried as an adult. his attorney says he was a witness -- he has a witness who proves burton is not guilty. the case heads back to court next month. meantime jury deliberations stretch into tomorrow with attempted murder and stealing the celebrity chef's lamborghini from a san francisco showroom. it was in for repairs. the prosecutors say max wade of san rafael stole the car to try to impress a girl. he has been accused of shooting at the girl and her boyfriend. south bay police hope they can find a person who shot an employee. it shows three men and a woman walking into the spa nightclub this campbell early saturday morning. police say later the bouncer asked the group to turn down their music in the parking lot. that's when someone opened fire. the security guard is expected to survive. >>> new at 11:00, some defendants of famed bridge builder are in jail tonight after authorities say they stabbed a man over the weekend in crockett. contra costa county sheriff officials and 24-year-old richard zamba go

burton will be arranged in two weeks. meanwhile, he will turn 17 tomorrow, but he will be tried as an adult. reporting live in oakland, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up later in this newscast, i sit down with liz boyer at length to talk about her husband. the life they shared, what he believed in and why his death is such a tragic loss, not just to her but the city he grew up in and believed in. >> the life that he led, experiences that he had, and the type of person that he was, that doesn't happen every day. and it's all kind of ironic that you don't hear about people like quinn. until something like this happens. >> it is a testament to all that they shared and believed in. that's coming up in about 20 minutes. >>> still ahead here at 6:00, they're leading the force before they ever serve a single day. now san jose is fighting back to keep its recruits from taking off with expensive training. >>> and then arming yourself with an iphone? the new push to sell smartphones equipped with stun guns. >>> i'm mari

john burton and my former boss senator pro-item and mr. hancock, and, of course, former governor gray davis. there are others but your collective leadership made this possible. there are several heads of the department of transportation who have been sobered with this project. from project selection from the original decision to construct the new bridge thought the management and political challenges in sacramento. (calling names) from the wilson administration and my colleague today malcolm. thank you all (clapping) i've learned a thing or two from steve my current boss and i want to thing governor brown. this project hit a bumpy road associated with some bolts in the bridge but during that time the governor speculated first a steady i didn't focus on safety and wisdom to let the engineers make the decision when the bridge is safe and i appreciate that kind of direction from above to thank you governor and monthly i want to thank the people from the bay pr there have been challenges from moving this forward but through it all the people o

burton. >> a roth is when you want to pay the taxes are now at today's brackets endured into a account or it can be tax free bread it will be tax free for the rest of your life. >> let's talk about what people should consider a roth conversion. >> the biggest one, there is a sweet spot a lot of people ree on 65 years old and a first couple of years you could have a very low tax bracket. a lot of people make mistakes about selling their stocks. what happens is said they lose control of their tax. you are forced to pull someone out at 70 and half whether you want to or not. a lot of times that with the calculations to slowly converge this where they have you pay the taxes. by the end of five years you have this big tax-free account to draw on. also it will reduce after seven the and have. >> how about the third donned the marginal oil and come tax. >> the roth version only works if you have the money on the side. you do not want use the money inside to pay. you need to have money on the outside. that is the to the strategy. what i am talking about says ad this sage or if you have gone on

waverly and hash burton. while hash burton only had one door bolted shut, the fire marshall explains -- marshal explains it was a clear violation. waverly had two padlocked shut and they were removed immediately as well. the concerns are obvious. besides fire, think new town or perry hall high school last year. beyond a short comment earlier this week, are in the avenue has refused our repeated requests for an interview on this subject. for now, three days in a row. baltimore, brian kuebler, abc2 news. >> it get connected with brian, you can stay on top of the latest developments. follow him on twitter at brian from abc2. >>> new at 6:00, these dogs taken from a puppy mill in kentucky. they will soon have new homes in our state. fashs rescued more than 12 -- officials rest mewed more -- rescued more than 120 rescue pun shelters. some of the dogs are going to the spca in anne arundel county. >>> new developments in the hit and run of a carroll county teenager. three weeks ago someone hit michael atfield's car

burton will be tried as an adult. his attorney says he was a witness -- he has a witness who proves burton is not guilty. the case heads back to court next month. meantime jury deliberations stretch into tomorrow with attempted murder and stealing the celebrity chef's lamborghini from a san francisco showroom. it was in for repairs. the prosecutors say max wade of san rafael stole the car to try to impress a girl. he has been accused of shooting at the girl and her boyfriend. south bay police hope they can find a person who shot an employee. it shows three men and a woman walking into the spa nightclub this campbell early saturday morning. police say later the bouncer asked the group to turn down their music in the parking lot. that's when someone opened fire. the security guard is expected to survive. >>> new at 11:00, some defendants of famed bridge builder are in jail tonight after authorities say they stabbed a man over the weekend in crockett. contra costa county sheriff officials and 24-year-old richard zamba go

. >>> oakland teenager was ordered for trial today. 16-year-old christian burton is accused of shooting and killing quinn boyer. the defense says he's only intended to steal the victim's phone and that the shooting was an accident. prosecutors are seeking a murder conviction with circumstances and the victim's wife told us nothing will bring her husband back. >> there is no happy ending no matter what happens in court. >> burton is the only one involved. the special circumstances made him eligible for the death penalty. >>> the search is under way for a san jose man who went mining for gold in the nevada county. walter went to one of his favorite spots in the river to mine for gold on wednesday, he was expected back home over the weekend and never showed up. deputy in the search and steever's vehicle was found in the parking area but so far there is been no sign of him. >>> the san jose's police department -- agdepartmen but, they emphasize they'll continue to focus on areas that need to most patrol. >>> a new effort started today to patrol the streets of the neighbor and it won't cost

burton's attorney says the confession was coerced and meantime, boyar's widow told us, in this case, there are no winners. >> it's travesty all around. there is no, i don't see where it's going to have a happy ending. >> reporter: the widow ofzvç n boyar, liz boyar says she came to court to seek answers as to why her 34-year-old husband became a random victim on an oakland oakland street >> i'm concerned with how it came to pass in the first place, opposed to really pinning hurt or focussing on a punitive solution for us. there is no satisfaction. with we don't get quinn back. >> liz and a group of family friends and fellow paramedics appeared for a preliminary hearing for the 16-year-old the head. >> an independent witness basically told police the shooter had a white baseball cap. and the witness is sflot describe my client with a jean jacket on. >> reporter: prosecutors argue burton was on a crime spree caught partially on video surveillance. later, prosecutors say the same group approached boyar on the side of keller avenue. and that the teens intended to steal his car, and iph

dominic west plays burton. the movie comes one year after lindsay lohan was wildly panned for her portrayal of liz in the movie liz and dick. helena is hoping for a better reaction. who do you think makes a more convincing elisabetta lour, lindsay lohan or helena carter. in a poll, 30% said lindsay lohan. 70% said helena carter. it premieres on bbc america. >>> deborah: she admits that she was terrified to play taylor but after reading the script she realized she had to take the part. when we come back, you may kiss the bride. it's not the grooming in for the smooch. >> closed caption sponsorship for "inside edition" is brought to you by: >> stay tuned, there is more "inside edition" to come. 124 who are what is kissing the bride. we will tell you after this. >> travel consideration provided by: >>> finally we brought you all kinds of wedding videos at "inside edition" but i don't think we had one like this. one thing is for sure, you don't want an elephant on the guest list. >> this elephant wants to kiss the

burton's attorney says the confession was coerced and meantime, boyar's widow told us, in this case, there are no winners. >> it's travesty all around. there is no, i don't see where it's going to have a happy ending. >> reporter: the widow ofzvç n boyar, liz boyar says she came to court to seek answers as to why her 34-year-old husband became a random victim on an oakland oakland street >> i'm concerned with how it came to pass in the first place, opposed to really pinning hurt or focussing on a punitive solution for us. there is no satisfaction. with we don't get quinn back. >> liz and a group of family friends and fellow paramedics appeared for a preliminary hearing for the 16-year-old the head. >> an independent witness basically told police the shooter had a white baseball cap. and the witness is sflot describe my client with a jean jacket on. >> reporter: prosecutors argue burton was on a crime spree caught partially on video surveillance. later, prosecutors say the same group approached boyar on the side of keller avenue. and that the teens intended to steal his car, and iph

they atented aid preliminary hearing for christian burton. police say burton fired shots that killed quinn boyar driving home from his parents house. boyar's widow says cease seeking one thing that, it becomes a force of change making oakland, boyar's beloved home town >> i think it should be potential. that would be something. a total of five boys face charges of murder. youngest just 13 years old. that is ahead at 6:00. >> 100,000 gallons of raw sewage spilled in marin county. a foul odor led to the discovery. waste water spilled on to the ground near tam tam creek. the pipe has been fixed. sewage not expected to reach the creek because it soak into theed creek bed. and there has been a big problem with a path of destructive feral pigs that prompted the city council to propose a change in the law. the council going to allow whether to allow wild pigs to be shot within city limits they're a problem at almaden country club. >> reporter: one of the city councilmen proposing this change in the law says he's heard from his constituents, some afr

bill burton you said on twitter you only came to hang out with stephanie cutter. i hope you don't mind if i ask you a question or two. >> he had to say that. >> that was tweeted. but no, i want to ask you some questions. i actually agree with president obama that the debt ceiling default would be catastrophic. and i think that we are facing that real catastrophe. i agree with him that even flirting with the default is dangerous, and for those reasons if i were him i would do everything i could to avoid it. i would negotiate with anyone. i'd get myself to a table and say, let's find something that we can agree on to avoid this. even to avoid flirting with it. why hasn't he done that? >> well, i think you can start with something that david just said here, that obama care is a hill to die on. i mean, that is a pretty grim picture of what we're dealing with, right? >> why obama care, though? i brought up the debt ceiling. >> but that's what this fight is all about. >> spending cuts next change for debt ceiling. >> what the president has already done he sat down with

yesterday, a judge ruled, there is enough evidence for 16-year-old kristen burton to stand trial. the courtroom was packed with boyer's friends, coworkers and family, including his widow. >> why. a lot of times it feels like a very pointless question when you are talking about someone who should still be here, who wasn't done yet, who had a lot left to offer, not just us, but the world at-large. >> burton is being tried as an adult. oakland police think he and five other teens, as young as 13 years old, were on a crime spree when they targeted boyer. the other boys have been charged in juvenile court >>> officials in alameda releasing more information about the discovery of more than a dozen seniors found without adequate care as a castro valley nursing home. deputies removing 14 elderly patients from the valley spring manner care facility. they say the patients had been left there with only three staff members for two days. the rest of the employees left after the state temporarily shut down the facility saying staff was not properly trained and the facility simply was dirty. the

burton's attorney calls the shooting an accident. burton has pled not guilty which include special circumstances since prosecutors contend the shooting happened during a carjacking. he is due back in court next month. >>> the national intelligence director is now admitting that yes the u.s. has spied on foreign leaders for decades. james clappert told a house committee admittedded those foreign countrys have been doing the same thing to the united states too. >> what we do not do is spy unlawfully on americans or for that matter spy indiscriminately on the citizens of any country. we only spy for valid foreign intelligence purposes. >> reporter: intelligence director also acknowledges mistakes. and will declassify more documents as the president and congress have demanded. >>> a 9-year-old boy said her 67-year-old grandmother was showing her how to tell when okra is ready to be picked when the grandmother was killed during an attack. >> everything was dark and i couldn't see anything. but i heard a scream. i don't know if it was my g

christian burton is being tried as an adult for allegedly shooting 34-year-old quinn bowyer during a carjacking attempt in the oakland hills last april. a judge ruled there is enough evidence for the case to go the trial. the victim's widow was in court for today's preliminary hearing. >> there is no happy ending no matter what happens in court. there's loss all around for everyone. and all we can do is lean on each other and be there for each other. >> reporter: burton has pleaded not guilty to the charges which include special circumstances since the killing happened during an attempted carjacking. if convicted he could spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parol. the teen is due back in court next month. >>> new developments now on the push for more gun control laws here in california. a law meant to keep unsafe guns off the streets is expected to make another appearance in the state legislature. sacramento assemblyman dickerson says his deal would have restricted the guns and modified guns which no longer meet safety standards. governor jerry brown signe

it took the judge just one hour to hand down the sentence for 22-year-old robert burton. police say he attacked melissa domey after she broke up with him last year. domey testified burton asked for one more hug, then began stabbing her during that embrace. >>> so relieved at knowing he'll never be able to get back on the streets again and come back to hurt me. >> reporter: doctors say it say miracle that she survived and is able to walk again. burton blamed his rage on an untreated bipolar disorder. >>> two of the women held captive for a decade in a cleveland home by ariel castro are speaking out. the women who were kidnapped and assaulted for years now talking to a pulitzer pry prize winner, who will write a novel about their experiences. the women escaped in may. castro, who was in jail, awaiting trial, committed suicide. >>> police are searching for the biological parents of the little girl found in a gypsy settlement last week. a u.s. family is now among several couples who think the child, known as maria, could be their daughter. alphonso van marsh has the latest fo

burton's attorney calls the shooting an accident. burton has pled not guilty which include special circumstances since prosecutors contend the shooting happened during a carjacking. he is due back in court next month. >>> the national intelligence director is now admitting that yes the u.s. has spied on foreign leaders for decades. james clappert told a house committee admittedded those foreign countrys have been doing the same thing to the united states too. >> what we do not do is spy unlawfully on americans or for that matter spy indiscriminately on the citizens of any country. we only spy for valid foreign intelligence purposes. >> reporter: intelligence director also acknowledges mistakes. and will declassify more documents as the president and congress have demanded. >>> a 9-year-old boy said her 67-year-old grandmother was showing her how to tell when okra is ready to be picked when the grandmother was killed during an attack. >> everything was dark and i couldn't see anything. but i heard a scream. i don't know if it was my g

joining me here is bill burton who worked in the white house for a good many years and was also in the obama campaign. what is your reaction to the fact we are now ending on a wimper stage? >> well, it is great for the country that we're finally ending the shutdown, that we won't default on our debt, but i will say that i have some concerns as a democrat that this is not all good for the democratic party. i think there is some reasons for us to be cautious about what happens next here. and this is counter-conventional wisdom, i think that boehner may be stronger, because if he has support of his conference that he didn't have before -- >> well, right now you see the senate is going through a roll call vote. this is the second vote they have taken, the first, a procedural vote, you have to clear cloture, it happened just before you joined us on air. and now there is an actual vote on the resolution that is being offer offered. it is about 35 pages long, including a nice bit of pork for the army project that happens to be in kentucky, where the good senate minority leader, mitch mcconnel

prosecutor say christian burton shot quinn boyer while he was driving on keller ave just below skyline blvd on april 2nd. boyer was in oakland to take his father to a doctor's appointment. burton told police that he and the other youths were planning to steal someone's car and cellphone that day five other boys have been charged in this case. we have vo of the accident happening now. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius says she's sorry consumers have wasted so much time dealing with technical problems on the obama administration's health insurance website. sebelius told the house energy and commerce committee she apologizes for access problems that have been "miserably frustrating" for many americans and said she's accountable for fixing them - by the end of november. she added that the system is female announcer: female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice with h

we are here with jack burton. clearly a lot of what you do as well as management. there is always a lot of fear. we will talk about some of the common concerns. >> we will start with the baby boomers and how the stock market may crash. >> 20 years ago--we used to talk about the demographics. it crashed-that's because baby boomers are retiring and that will sell all of their stocks and go to bonds. that will not get to throw retirement. i have never known any situation where people get to this magic data and sell all of their stocks and bonds. and they're okay when the market is in it, erection phase but you still need stock for growth. off this is the way did you beat inflation. most of baby boomers will still require a great bit of their portfolio in stocks. >> a again it is an issue when the fed stops stimulating the economy will the crash. you hope to have 35 + years. 30 percent of the time the market will be negative but 70 percent of the time you will be at a high periods this is just what we have to deal with. this is what we have to deal with, you have to pr

christian burton is being tried as an adult. he allegedly shot quinn boyer during a carjacking attempt in the oakland hills back in april on april 2nd. the alameda county district attorney's office is seeking a murder conviction. the family of the victim says that won't bring him back. >> there is no happy ending no matter what happens in court. there's loss all around for everyone. >> reporter: burton faces a special circumstance allegation that he murdered bowyer during the course of a carjacking that could make him eligible for the death penalty if he's convicted. >>> now to san francisco where lawmakers are asking for information about a key witness in the death of a woman in a hospital stairwell. on october 4th, a man with a hospital badge reported seeing someone lying in that stairwell. police are asking ucsf and san francisco general employees to help identify that man. he is described as an asian male adult, 30 to 40 years old, 5'8" tall with a medium build. lin spalding went missing from san francisco general hospital o

when we first met at burton high school that was his reality at 17. >> in a community like mine, i just worry about making it to the age of 18. >> to prepare him for living in that environment, what have you told him? >> continue to pray. continue to pray. >> in sunnydale, tyree knows more people who have been shot than people who have graduated from college. his own cousin was shot and killed when he was only 19. to keep tyree safe and on track, his mom set down the law. >> i might be strict and have my ways, but you'll be better off listening to me than winding up in the system at another age it's repurr cushions and consequences behind anything and everything that you do. from crime all the way down to sex, there's repercussions and consequences. >> that lecture got him to uc berkeley. >> it is the best public university in the world. >> tyree ellison speaking at the school of social welfare last year. >> it was like w big deal for me because i didn't really hear about too many people graduating from college. i guess being one of the few who had that chance to do that, it was like a

for now we are here at the wjz mobile weather lab at han lin park here at lake ash burton. for now back to you. >> tim and bob, thank you. >>> it is the third day of the partial government shutdown and there are no signs of an end to the stalemate between democrats and republicans. wjz has complete coverage of the government shutdown. jessica kartalija-explains how it is affecting medical patients who may not be able to participate in life-saving trials. first, danielle nottingham continues to following the negotiations on capitol hill. >> reporter: president obama says the partial government shutdown could be ended today with a vote on a short-term spending bill. but he says house republicans won't let that happen. >> speaker john boehner won't even let the bill get a yes or no vote because he doesn't want to anger the extremists in his party. >> reporter: president obama accuses republican leaders of giving in to tea party members who are obsessed with stopping his healthcare reforms. >> we should sit down and have a discussion. but because there is an insistence on no ne

domey testified burton asked her for one last hug and began to stab her during that embrace. doctors say it is a miracle she survived. >>> in montgomery county a 7-year-old is in critical condition after her mother hits her with their suv. police say 41-year-old wen ha song was backing up an suv like that one in potomac sunday night. she hit her little girl without knowing it, continued to the grocery store. that suv is equipped with a backup camera but police say she may have turned it off for a recent driving test. >>> also caught on camera -- a copper thief striking a bge substation in anne arundel county. it's a dangerous growing problem for the utility and meghan mccorkell with more on the crime. >> reporter: good morning. the latest theft happened at a bge substation in gambrills thursday and officials say it's not the first time that facility has been targeted. police looking for this man who they say took a dangerous and sometimes deadly risk. investigators say he cut through a fence at this high voltage volt bge substation thursday, a facility that requires workers t

joining me live is troy burton, ecutive dictor of the arts celebration. --for those who've never celebration. --for those who've never heard of it... what is "free fall baltimore?" --what kind of events can people expect? --what's new this year? --what are some of the more unique attractions? free fall baltimore is going on all month... for more information head to foxbaimore dot com slash mning. a bit of an "oopsy" in the olympic torch relay... what went wrong this weekend as a torch carrier ran through moscow... it s caught on camera, we'll show you after the break. jonathan a libs wx you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. ((break 2)) the olympic flame has officially made it to russia. after a lighting ceremony a couple wees ago in greece, relayers have carried it io the hst nt..t erything went as planned this weekend. some 14- thousand torchbearers will carry the flame, but this got was pretty unlucky. as he was running out of a tunne, the flame blew out. the man noticed it and seemed like it wasn't sure what to do there for a second. luckily someo

that was tyree's reality when we first met him at burton high school when he was 17. >> and i worry about like, we made it to the age of 18. >> to prepare him for living in that environment, what have you told him? >> to pray. >> reporter: in sunnydale, he knows more people shot than graduated from college. his cousin was shot and killed when he was 19. to keep on track, his mom set down the law. >> i might be strict and have my way, but you will be better off listening to me than wind up in the system at another age. there's repercussions behind anything and everything you do from crime all the way down to sex. there's repercussion and consequences. >> reporter: that lecture got him here to uc berkeley. >> a degree from the public university in the world. >> reporter: tyree elson speaking a commencement exercises for the school of social welfare last year. >> that was a big deal for me because i didn't really hear about too many people graduating from college and just i guess there were a few who had the chance to do that. it was like a dream come true. >> reporter: i remember what the f

burton will be tried as an adult. police think he and five other teens were on a crime spree when they targeted boyer. the other boys will be tried as juveniles >>> legislature has announced a special oversight hearing that will take place next week to look into the deadly b.a.r.t. crash. the hearing will look at the october 19th crash that killed a b.a.r.t. worker and a contractor working on the tracks. the ntsb is conducting its own investigation. >> monumental news for an nfl hall-of-famer. he is finally getting his stolen super bowl ring back. >> that man is lance allworth. the san diego county sheriff office says he found his 1972 super bowl ring that he won with the cowboys. it was scheduled to be sold at an auction house in november. it was ripped off back in 1992 from a san diego bar that displayed sports memorabilia. just last month, allworth telling police he received a phone call demanding $40,000 for that ring. the good news is, they got it back. so far, no arrests have been made. >> he looks pretty good t

that is christian burton. that's who police believe is the person who pulled the trigger. he pled not guilty. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a follow-up to breaking news we brought you yesterday. this morning a woman is behind bars facing vehicular manslaughter for allegedly killing her own friend. police say monica johnson of campbell was drunk driving yesterday morning when she hit and killed cassandra buck. it happened outside a home in san jose's willow glen neighborhood. johnson backed into buck and pinned her against the garage door. police believe the two were in the car together before the crash happened. they found becans at the crash scene. >> a 20-year-old day care worker accused of molesting children in his care will be back in court to enter a plea on additional charges. morgan hill police say nicolas larmothey is accused of molesting four girls, one just 3. all of the victims attended ymca daycare in morgan hill. if convicted he faces life in prison. >> jury deliberations begin in the trial of a teen accused of stealing celebrity chef guy fieri's lamborgh

and the family will have to take on the burton and figure out what they will want to do with respect to that case. >> the department of motor vehicles indicated to us today that his license could be suspended and he could lose his driving privileges based on the conviction. his next court doubt is set for december. >>> thank you, david. >>> just over an hour. >> celebrity chef guy is going to take the stand in a courtroom. he will testify against the teen who stole his lamborghini. >> max wade is also facing attempted murder charges. >> wade shot at a girl and her then boyfriend in mill valley. wade was upset he did not have reman take feelings for him. there was a 15-year-old suspect, the boy carjacked a motor i was on 38th avenue. they spotted the car and when they tried to stop it, the boy crashed into a patrol car. he then drove off and crashed into a fence. >> he was able to run from officers. and in a fear by yard t. >> he was found under a car near west and 40th streets. >>> they confirmed the identity of the officer who killed someone. >> eric gilhouse has been a deputy for 2

boyer feels compassion for the teens charged as juveniles and for christian burton the only teenager charged as than adult. tomorrow liz and quinn's family will be in court to begin their painful ordeal. we'll bring you more from liz boyer what she wants from the justice system and is asking for from the city. >>> set your clocks back and keep your eyes open for thieves. crime is expected to rise next weekend and being aware might be your best bet. jean ellie has the police warning this evening. >> reporter: this week during the evening commute there are be a lot of lot. but starting next week the evening commute will look like this, very dark and the change in lighting that comes with the change in time provide aswin doe of opportunity for thieves. more than half of all robberies in san francisco involve smartphones, transit hubs are filled with commuters in a hurry to get home or distracted. >> yanked the iphone out of my hand. >> reporter: jeannette is nor careful about when and where she uses her phone. next week the glow will shine an hour earlier. >> i will carry my flashlight.

bill burton is a former white house deputy press secretary. he served during president obama's first term and is the co-founder of priorities usa action. bill, thanks for being here with us today. what's going on right now in the white house? >> thanks for having me. i think at the white house what you have are serious adults trying to get through this crisis, get the government back open, get the debt ceiling raised and move on -- move forward with some of the key priorities that need to happen in this country. >> is there a lot of talking going back and forth with congressional leaders? >> yeah, i'm sure. you know, the president has done his part talking to leaders in both parties. you saw the members of the house democrats who were over there yesterday. i'm sure dennis mcdonough and rob neighbors and the whole legislative team are cleaning close tabs on everything that's happening on capitol hill and actively negotiating. but the president isn't out there being very forceful in his message. as he said in that clip that you showed earlier, s

laura anthony and takened by the abc 7 management team including president and general manager william burton there. tonight we heard about the great non-profit community in hayward the most diverse city in the state of californi california. we also heard about programs like the city sponsored homework center, the family counseling center and south hayward parish. and provides food and work to at risk home. >> we really want to make it possible for people to move into the main stream. have housing. have food. have opportunity and we do that all the time and we have been doing it for 50 years. >> some of the biggest concerns in the community health care food security for struggling family if the group would like to team up with abc 7 to host our next meeting go to the our community page and click on abc 7 listen meeting. certainly look forward to sharing some of the stories that we learned about tonight on abc 7. >> always good ideas at those meetings. >> we saw noticeably cooler temperature today. >> we did. if things really changed. we have the forecast. >> yes. we felt it today livermore at

today, a judge ruled there is enough evidence for 16-year-old christian burton to stand trial. the courtroom today backed with boyer's friends and co-workers and family, including his widow, liz. >> why feels like a pointless question when you talk about someone who should still be here, who wasn't done yet and had a lot left to offer to the world at large. >> barton is being tried as an adult. police think he and five other teens, some as young as 13, were on a crime spree when they targeted boyer. the other boys have been charged in juvenile court. >>> new details on the investigation into the b.a.r.t. accident. the state legislature will look into worker safety. a hearing will take place next week, that stems from the week that killed a b.a.r.t. worker and contractor on october 19. a train driven by a trainee hit and killed the two men. the ntsb is conducting its own investigation. >>> it's not just a problem in the plats but in the foothills and mountains. an increase in crime has led to an outpouring of concern for a lot of homeowners. crime is not something they're used t

bill burton, sheera center and phil. i want to start off talking about ted cruz. he's obviously been a big topic of conversation. he's back at home in texas, got a rock star welcome there. but a different reception among other groups. this is what thomas donahue, the president and ceo of the u.s. chamber of commerce had to say. he said, quote, i don't know senator cruz. i sort of think of him as a tennis player. you know, if you are going to rush the net all the time, you better have a lot of motion to the left and the right. he hasn't proved that to me yet. so here you have a prominent leader of the business community questioning him. so, phil, first to you, ted cruz, is he hurting the republican party, is he helping? >> ted cruz has been an -- has brought unbelievable clarity to the argument against obama care and he's done that in a way that few senators in our recent history have done for a freshman senator to do that, that's incredible. he's certainly got a following that agrees and republicans basically agree with them that obama care is a terrible idea. tha

all right, tonight's selection: tim burton's alice in wonderland in 3d. now let's all sit down and take our headache. or... or-or... we could watch... the cove, the cove? isn't that that horrible documentary where they kill all the fish? dolphins, actually. well, yeah, but this one was in the video store under "ethan's picks." come on, peter. billy's our guest. (sighs) all right, we'll watch the cove. (men shouting in japanese, splashing and thumping) oh, my god! i don't want to see this! i know you can't tell this, but the one who's about to get her throat cut, she's sorta hot. wh-wh-what are you doing? what do you think i'm doing? you're stoolin'? what, you gotta do that in here? well, where else am i supposed to do it? i can't just do it on the floor, can i? you'd be all, like, "ooh, who left this coil of rope on the floor?" it's very... comes out very ropey is my point. but i gotta take a bath. go on, then. we're both men. well... all right, i guess. there you go! (hearty laugh) look at that! what is... whoa! solar eclipse. blocking the sun. do not lo

the screen is presented by film independent film and it is los angeles film festival and frederick burton the director and i want to introduce to you right now thank you very much. and i want to thank you first so. i want you to read the first you want to introduce the film yes i will but i want you to read this first i will i mean. you know. that this was all i was told all right it was actually one of the most shocking things i've ever seen this sort of putting a documentary into a special ghetto of its own declassifying it and then. actually feeling like there was surveillance on me in the audience as we lined up and were forced to read a document that disavowed this thing and i actually felt completely ashamed for the entire los angeles movie industry and the festival i. it was beyond belief to think think that back could be done to to a participant in a film festival before you watch this film you need to know that serious questions have been raised about its credibility. the judge specifically mentions in her ruling that the witnesses you will see in the film tonight from the trial

laura anthony and takened by the abc 7 management team including president and general manager william burton there. tonight we heard about the great non-profit community in hayward the most diverse city in the state of californi california. we also heard about programs like the city sponsored homework center, the family counseling center and south hayward parish. and provides food and work to at risk home. >> we really want to make it possible for people to move into the main stream. have housing. have food. have opportunity and we do that all the time and we have been doing it for 50 years. >> some of the biggest concerns in the community health care food security for struggling family if the group would like to team up with abc 7 to host our next meeting go to the our community page and click on abc 7 listen meeting. certainly look forward to sharing some of the stories that we learned about tonight on abc 7. >> always good ideas at those meetings. >> we saw noticeably cooler temperature today. >> we did. if things really changed. we have the forecast. >> yes. we felt it today livermore at

laura anthony and takened by the abc 7 management team including president and general manager william burton there. tonight we heard about the great non-profit community in hayward the most diverse city in the state of californi california. we also heard about programs like the city sponsored homework center, the family counseling center and south hayward parish. and provides food and work to at risk home. >> we really want to make it possible for people to move into the main stream. have housing. have food. have opportunity and we do that all the time and we have been doing it for 50 years. >> some of the biggest concerns in the community health care food security for struggling family if the group would like to team up with abc 7 to host our next meeting go to the our community page and click on abc 7 listen meeting. certainly look forward to sharing some of the stories that we learned about tonight on abc 7. >> always good ideas at those meetings. >> we saw noticeably cooler temperature today. >> we did. if things really changed. we have the forecast. >> yes. we felt it today livermore at

and given that how a burton knowingly destroyed evidence and b.p. was criminally negligent why are these companies still being awarded government contracts. i'm not certain what kind of government contracts any of the three are receiving. of course coming out of halliburton is in a lot of business and i don't probably would be inappropriate to. do bar of the from. just patient in government contracts because there are. inappropriate actions. of be on the deepwater horizon but i think that the pentagon should stop him from arrow oil and gas from the very company that poison the entire gulf of mexico i mean do you think enough has been done to punish these corporations from the government. they've been punished quite severely to date and with more still to come so i don't think anyone is going to. be accused of being excessively lenient would it be a transmission were our what were those punishments. very soon the severe fines in the case of b.p. they were denied. access to do leases from mexico. those are those armor. actions which have significant e

burton's attorney says the confession was coerced and meantime, boyar's widow told us, in this case, there are no winners. >> it's travesty all around. there is no, i don't see where it's going to have a happy ending. >> reporter: the widow ofzvç n boyar, liz boyar says she came to court to seek answers as to why her 34-year-old husband became a random victim on an oakland oakland street >> i'm concerned with how it came to pass in the first place, opposed to really pinning hurt or focussing on a punitive solution for us. there is no satisfaction. with we don't get quinn back. >> liz and a group of family friends and fellow paramedics appear

near future the number of pessimists has a reason despite the declining unemployment rate as marina burton i have friends out that's because nailing a job does not guarantee a place to. the working poor have become among america's fastest growing demographic. charmaine works full time as a telephone data collector i make about two fifty a week depending on the hours that i work and many days the thirty year old eats a free dinner at the new york city rescue mission before heading to the place she's called home for the past five years i come here to eat at the mission then jump on the train get back to the shelter for curfew at eight o'clock if you don't make it back to the shelter at eight o'clock they've already packed up your clothes a record high of fifty thousand people currently occupying new york city's shelters of those living in them city figures show twenty eight percent of families and sixteen percent of adults are employed the jobs are not paying you what they should be paying you first and everything is the prices are just up on everything. you know it's just not affordable at

an actress from fred burton an island for a curry group thank you so much for sharing your views with us here on a party. now what if fracking site was riot in your neighborhood well saudi four percent of europeans say that certainly be concerned but in one remaining village locals get to decide whether they want the u.s. and you john chevron to explore shale gas under their homes there is going to be a referendum in late november for now the company has suspended drilling following mass protest both on the site and in the remaining capital arguably boy go mad those fighting the attitude giant. us oil giant chevron. government's blessing to start explorer treats. the area protesters from. the local villages in opposition to the deal more of an enormous political floats if they didn't come to us to be want to do or how it will affect us that's why we're protesting. is dangerous because they will poison our water and we won't be able to form any more and raise our animals and if we can do this what are we supposed to do. maybe and government says that they need to embrace shale gas in o