Stole my fathers ashes and ruined our trip. Reporter julia and mary only left the car there for a few hours while waiting for their airbnb to open up. We didnt leave anything out in plain view. We tried to be smart about it. I would like to apologize to the family on behalf of the city. Reporter just two days ago, supervisor norman n yee introduced legislation to hide logos so they wont be targeted. Julia says he is right. If i wanted to move here, i wanted to live here, i wanted to call this home. I dont want to anymore. Reporter in 2015 it over that full year, there were just about 25,000 car breakins. Police made arrests in 484 of those cases. As for the whereabouts of Joe Wilkinsons ashes, police have no leads. We are working to get more information on what started a fire in cupertino this afternoon. Chopper 5 showing the smoke pouring from the open roof. Fire crews using a ladder to get water on the fire. The home on flora vista avenue appears to be destroyed. The people inside di
But he never expected the reaction hed get 45 51 as i was turning around, i see a guy come running out of the gas station, and he hit me with a bat. Powell says that employee was joined by two others striking him over and over with a metal bat. 47 32 it was just surreal basically. Eventually escaping powell went to the hospital where his mother called police. Officers arrested two men for substantial battery. Things that could have been avoided, but no one had a cool head that day, and unfortunately this is the result. A lawyer representing the stores owner declined to comment on the incident. 51 53 even though i know what i did wasnt right, neither what they did was right either. So two wrongs, dont make a right. Powell says he doesnt have medical insurance and is worried he might lose his job after missing over a week of work. The District Attorneys Office is reviewing video of the incident and deciding whether charges will live in milwaukee ekcbs58news. 3 grab your blankets a frost
The latest as we get it. Good morning, everyone. Thank you for joining us. Im scott mcgrew. And im kris sanchez. Down to the south bay, other news developing right now, straight out to Damian Trujillo at San Jose City hall, someone fired a bullet into one of the black walls there at city hall. Anybody injured . Reporter no. We have no injuries to report but this happened a short while ago. City hall became sort of a crime scene, if you will. Somebody shot a bullet through the bottom of this glass pane right here. Crews are going to have to replace it at this point. The crime scene investigators were here just until five minutes ago. We have pictures here at the scene while they were investigating. They dont have any suspects, but this is something that is pretty significant if somebody decided to fire a bullet into the bottom glass panel here of city hall. Were at the tower end on the west on the east side of city hall. This entrance on the east side was closed for a period of time whi
Reporter the pride festivities off to a noisy start. Before a transgender march in San Francisco vicki kron4s Philippe Djegal park where the crowd wasphilippe . Reporter vicki. Reporter this is the 13th annual trans march celelebration and march. And, usually this is a very peaceful event. Lots of happy people showing support for one another. But today that was slightly overshadowed by the cold reception local politicians received. My first year in sacramento, we added gender identity to the fair employement housing act. Reporter mooned by a heckler and booed by several others. Openly gay state senator mark leno was booed off the stage. Reporter as was scott weiner, a member of the San Francisco board of supervisors, and also openly gay. Along with mayor ed lee. Reporter lee and weiner didnt even have a chance to speak though this has not been a warm welcome or one of respect, i will continue to fight for transgender rights, equality and the respect that your not giving us today. Repor
Regain the good in their community. Weve trained 80 people to be a part of Schuylkill River trail watch. The Schuylkill River trail watch is officially launched. 80 approachable faces Police Officers runners, walkers, bikers, volunteers, cruising the path monitoring activity and reporting any potential safety issues on the trail, day and night. Part of being a Strong Community is actually volunteer your time. Runners, walkers, all realize theyre a part of the same community on the trail. The citizens are part of what makes the city great and so working together getting to know who else is out there on the trail can make a big difference. Reporter trail watch is the latest in series of safety enhancements. Other improvements along the trail include working lights an new geo coding system if you call police and tell them which mile marker youre at they will know exactly where you are. That makes me feel really good more because its the Community Coming together and protecting our park, a