robberies. jewelry counters at costco have been a hot target for thieves lately.sunday morning three men walked into the store in novato wearing surgical masks, and headed straight for the cases. normally all the cases have like jewelry in there; i like looking at the watches. and i did notice that where the rings are, like the diamond rings and stuff, it was kind of empty, so. empty because the suspects pulled out hammers, smashed the glass, and stole several items of jewelry.they ran out to a waiting getaway car, and escaped.the case, though empty, does have new glass. i thought they were moving the stuff around. like i thought they were doing inventory or something like that. if this story sounds familiar, you may be remembering the smash and grab from the costco in foster city last month i heard about the one at costco in danville; i read about that, and i think periodically i ve read about others. kron four also told you about those átwo danville incident in may, wher
(james)building high pressure over the state will result in a warming trend through midweek. very warm to hot temperatures are expected inland and over higher elevations over the next few days and will likely persist through late week. this prolonged period of very warm to hot conditions will increase the risk of heat related illnesses across most interior locations through at least thursday. temperatures in coastal areas are expected to remain mild. no major hot spots. san no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. costco, thousands of dollars worth of jewelry stolen. and this morning, the criminals are still on the loose.( tiffany ) it happened in novato, and this isn t the first time this kind of thing has happened. this is the third case like it in the bay area in the past three months. first on the peninsula, in foster city. then in the east bay, in danville. now in the north bay. kron
welcome to antiques roadshow cats and dogs. hi, i m mark walberg. people have long honored their four-legged friends in arts and crafts. and we ve put together a collection of appraisals we think is the cat s meow. so sit, stay. and stay tuned. woman: i got it in florida about 17 years ago. and i got it at an estate sale, but i don t know what i paid for it. i forgot. gary piattoni: can you guess? somewhere probably around five dollars. well, it s really charming, and it s a bronze. it s what they call an austrian cold-painted bronze. this cat also has a secret, doesn t it? that s right. the cat opens up, and it converts to a little naughty image here. right. and it s kind of, i would think, an early transformer. this was probably done around 1910. there was a very famous artist that made these. his name was bergman. and he did large-scale sculptures. but he always signed his small naughty bronzes, namgreb, which is bergman spelled backwards. oh. and he always signed
welcome to antiques roadshow cats and dogs. hi, i m mark walberg. people have long honored their four-legged friends in arts and crafts. and we ve put together a collection of appraisals we think is the cat s meow. so sit, stay. and stay tuned. woman: i got it in florida about 17 years ago. and i got it at an estate sale, but i don t know what i paid for it. i forgot. gary piattoni: can you guess? somewhere probably around five dollars. well, it s really charming, and it s a bronze. it s what they call an austrian cold-painted bronze. this cat also has a secret, doesn t it? that s right. the cat opens up, and it converts to a little naughty image here. right. and it s kind of, i would think, an early transformer. this was probably done around 1910. there was a very famous artist that made these. his name was bergman. and he did large-scale sculptures. but he always signed his small naughty bronzes, namgreb, which is bergman spelled backwards. oh. and he always signed