hands. we ve got vigilantes that are adamant about finding these people. you re looking at one of the most brazen car break-ins we ve ever seen. the man in the video casing this suv and then coming back to smash the back window and grab whatever he can. i m going to choke up a little bit. if that weren t enough, the man comes back not only a third time, but a fourth. all in broad daylight. all in stunning detail. all caught on jim buck s security camera. this building is my ship and i need to protect it. reporter: he s not alone in wanting to protect his building, reporting the crime to sfpd. the 2 million tourists drawn to lombard street every year make prime targets. neighbors say they catch crimes like this in the act two or three times a week and do something about it. i yell out my window, i yell back, go back to your car, don t leave anything. reporter: this man, dennis sands, not wanting to show his face, posts these signs in various languages. while ot
national charity supporting people around substance use and mental health. we also have some radio1 listeners with us. hello! we also wa nt to listeners with us. hello! we also want to hear from you tonight. should cannabis be legal in the uk. you can text us, to eat at bbc newsbeat and we are using the hashtag newsbeat debates. first, newsbeat reporterjim connelly is with me. you have been looking into this subject for a newsbeat documentary. just remind us where we currently stand in the uk when it comes to the legality of cannabis? cannabis is the uk s most popular illegal drug. we have 2 million people admitting using it. it is a class b drug and the government are at and it will remain that way. they will not change the law because they say it causes harm to users and wider society. if you re caught with it in possession you can face up to five years in prison, dealing it or growing you can face up to m years in prison. that is where we stand currently. the government sa
that devotion between jerry and joanne canfield may be the reason why the husband allegedly killed his wife. this is strictly might have been the last best thing that he could do for her. reporter: police sergeant rick bradley says when canfield turned himself in a week and a half ago he showed a lot of remorse. he was very emotional. and very remorseful about the incident. he felt what he did was in his wife s best interest. reporter: police won t go into detail about canfield s wife s condition, rod baker believes she suffered from dementia and since june she was in declining health after suffering from a fall. there were probably other avenues to take for them but they didn t know how to get there. well, i think situations like this point to the need for good end-of-life care. /braddus is e director of the compassion and care organization in california. one of the things we learned about with the death with dignity, is that when you have a death with dign
here s your maps to the bay area, san leandro affecting the entire stretch through the oakland area on the fremont line. there s the bay fair station and the fruitvale station, last two bart stations that have service. even though it s just the coliseum and san leandro stations closed, no stations can travel to fruitvale either. they are trying to get a bus bridge in place between fruitvale and bay fair. that s a pretty good stretch. if you want to drive between the areas, 880 and 580 are cleared. take to the roads, because right now we don t have the bus set up yet. we will keep checking for updates, of course, back to you. thank you, mike. and we continue with that breaking news. jodi hernandez is live at the scene of that horrible tragedy. what have you been able to gather about who this child is? reporter: we just got here a few minutes ago. you may be able to see that bart police and the fire department are here. they have cordoned this bart station off and people