i'm dan noyes. in just the past hour we learned the suspect 0 accused of shooting an oakland police officer has been arrested. andrew baren -- barrientos is cruised of shooting todd young. barrientos was arrested late this afternoon around the u.s., mexico border. lisa amin gulezian is live tonight at union city where a separate search was happening. >> reporter: the search is now

over here in union city after authorities confirm barrientos' arrest. but they searched the strict for hours. officers left the duplex about 30 minutes ago. they may have been looking for people who know the suspect or may have helped him escape. police blocked off a number of the streets in the neighborhood. the suspect used to live a flew blocks away and is a known member of the deck -- decota gangsters. >> who lived next door to you? >> we don't know -- don't really have conversations with them, but they just told us to get out. >> reporter: there's -- years anyway there's a law. i support them. you ain't got nothing to hide, you know.

let them in. >> reporter: barrientos skoal a car after the shooting. that grown mass a da was found today at 2:00 in the morning across from tennyson park in hayward. as for officer todd young, he is in critical but stable condition. he was shot in the groin area yesterday while serving a search warrant. police tracked baren -- baren to's cell phone. >> a dead body was discovered in oakland about a half mile from the coliseum. the victim was a woman. police are investigating how the body got there and who may be responsible for the death. in the south bay, policed have arrested a month suspected of killing a woman in san jose. the shooting happened shortly

after 1:00. with the help of witnesses, police were able to arrest the suspected shooter. the victim is only being identified as a 28-year-old woman from san jose. the identity of the suggest has not been repussed. >> -- released. >> two muni buses collidedded to. one driver went to investigate a malfunctioning wheelchair flat form. the bush rolled down the hill and crashed interest a second bus. we found this photo of the accident two passengers on the bus that lost control were slightly hurt. prison guards fired on inmates to put out a riot at folsom prison last night. seven inmates were taken to the hospital. none of the injuries is considered to be life-threatening. >> we fired three disspeakers

grenades, and 20, 40-millimeter rounds and five warning shots. >> no prison guards were hurt. it's unclear how it started. >> paris hilton has been arrested for possessing cocaine. the arrest happened last night in las vegas after a police officer pulled over her boyfriend's suv and smelled marijuana. the cocaine was found in hilton's purse. these photos of her arrest were posed today on tmz.com. hilton was released from jail have to hours after her arrest. this is her mug shot. it's not known how much cocaine she is accused of having. if she is convicted, shoe would likely only face probation. she was in the news this week after someone tried breaking into their los angeles home.

tens of thousands of people aid on -- rallied on the national mall in wbc. i it was organizationed by glen beck, but the timing of the event has drawn fire. >> it was all glen beck's dream. insure. >> america! >> conservative activist from around the country, rallying for a restoration of america. they gathered at the same spot where dr. martin luther king, mg delivered this speech. there was prayer. >> it was you, lord, god, that was declared as the one who created all equal. >> singing. >> note note -- ♪ >> and other speakers. >> stand together, let's stand with honor, and let's restore america. >> but the day belonged to the

organizer, conservative commentator glen beck, who said the nation has wandered in the darkness. >> we must be better than what we have allowed ourselves to become. >> that drew sharp criticism from civil rights leaders for holding the rally on such an historic date. beck called it a coincidence. reverend al sharp continue and civil rights leaders said he had a right to have a rally but not the right to distort the message. sharp tony and others held their own rally. >> her the children of dreamers that took the most powerful country in the world and never fired one shot. you don't know who you messing with. >> there were only minor clashes at the rally. the day was peaceful. perhaps the best way to honor dr. king's message. >> also there, former oakland a's manager, tony larussa,

also spoke during the rally. the current st. louis cardinals manager presented albert pujols an award for his charity work. >> what separates albert is his total commitment to his life in and out of baseball. his commitment to his family. deidre and their kids. his commitment to his faith. and also his tireless in and out of season commitment to community. >> the cardinals are in washington, dc this weekend to play the nationals. president obama used his saturday to highlight the fact that all u.s. combat troops have recently been culled out of iraq. >> the bottom line is this. the war is ending. like any sovereign independent nation, iraq is free to chart its own course. as we mark -- >> the combat troop withdrawal fulfills a campaign promise made by the president. he also vowed to have all noncom

bat service members out by the end of next year. president obama is planning a major speech on iraq on tuesday night, and we will carry that live right here on abc-7. tune in for our special report starting at 5:00 p.m. on tuesday. a fremont based data storage company has revealed it has received a better takeover bid from hugh bet packard than from del. they want to buy 3-part inc. tech-insiders call it cloud consume, that allows consumers to store large amounts of information in a data center and retrieve it on any device. hp offered two million. and del has the right to match that bid. >> allied waste believes it has picked up all the garbage that piled up during the two-day strike. that triggered a walkout by 250 drivers, trash collectors and other employees. the workers returned to the job

yesterday. allied waste serves 36,000 homes and businesses in redwood city, hillboro, foster city, and parts of san mateo county. >> still to come on this hour-long edition of abc news. five years since train. how the golf coast is remembering a solid anniversary this weekend. >> leigh: hi, everybody. it was a could and windy day across the bay area. things are going warm up a little bit tomorrow and into the next week.

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>> dan: today the governor declared a state of emergency in a thousand acre grass fire burning in yuma county. about 30 homes have been evacuated. so far, none has been destroyed. >> my dad was yelling, we gotta go. i don't -- i just wish i could have been up there. >> dan: the governor's state of emergency clears the way for personnel and equipment from around the state to deployed. president obama heads to new orleans tomorrow to mark the 5th anniversary of hurricane katrina. here's more as the healing process continues after one of the worst natural disasters in american history. >> a funeral for katrina inside the coffin, notes, cards, and letters, written by victims of the hurricane, pouring out enemy rid, anger, grief, and frustrations, laying them to rest five years after the storm devastated new orleans and the

gull coast. >> but the images of human suffering remain with us. >> never been through nothing like this in my life. >> it's anarchy. it's crazy. i've never seen anything like it. >> over 1600 people died. the lives of those who survived, changed forever. >> just human destruction. not physical. it's human. it's their souls are gone. >> but years of hard work and tens of billions of dollars later -- >> things are much better than five years ago. we heavy have focused on rebuilding and restoring, and now we're moving on to the next chapter. >> the healing continues. >> it's going to require the attention of this country for a long period of time. >> president obama is expected to re-affirm that commitment during a visit to new orleans on sunday, reassuring a region that is still scarred by a mammoth disaster, and whose economy and

way of life are under attack again after the 200 million-gallon b.p. oil spill. abc news, new orleans. >> dan: hurricane danielle is 800 miles off the u.s. coast and it expected to bring dangerous rip currents to the beaches. large swells generated by hurricane taken yeal -- taken danielle well pound beaches. it's 330-miles from bermuda is and is forecast to past well to the east of the coastline. leigh glaser has the forecast after the break. and what's being done to fight cast's whopping cough epidemic in in the bay area. 1i1i1i1i1i1it

>> dan: public health workers in alameda county hope their efforts will save the lives of babies. they offered three whopping cough vaccines. it's killed eight babies in california. many folks seem unaware that whopping cough has reached epidemic levels. >> not as much as from h1n1 because with h1n1 it was a national problem and there was a wholelet of press. and the more press, we get more people. >> dan: the state currently provide whopping cough shots to all mothers of newborns, children must get vaccinated

before they start kindergarten. anyone who comes in contact with inpants should receive the shots. >> leigh: everything just blowing around. patio furniture tipping over thanks to the low passing to the north. and temperatures running about 13-degrees below yesterday's temperatures, especially in east oakland. we show you a shot from the high definition mt. tamalpais. and you can see the clouds moving in. the wind is with us all day long, keeping temperatures down. here's a look at current readings. 70 in antioch. 67 in livermore. 70 in concord. san francisco, 61. 74 in santa rosa, and 71 in los gatos. you bring in that wind, it's still up out there, west winds with gusts to 25 at sfo, and gusts at 25 in con completdz --

concord, and novato, 29-miles-an-hour. these winds should die down overnight. a little warmer for sunday, and then start to warm things up a little more so on monday and tuesday. you can see a few of the clouds drifting by. we will see a little bit more of that increase tonight. overnight temperatures a little on the cool side. mid to low 50s towards the livermore valley area, and 53 and overcast for san francisco. this is the culprit. low pressure passing to the north of us. very strong system for this time of year. wrap-around moisture bringing in the strong westerly winds, and if we look at live doppler 7 hd, it's providing moisture the north. the higher elevations of the sierra could possibly see a light dusting, maybe just a few

flurries of snow. hard to believe this time of year we're talking about snow moving into the region. it will move out by late tomorrow afternoon. for the bay area tomorrow, temperatures coming up a little bit more so. high pressure will start to build in. so, 73 for san jose, current teen -- coast, mid-to-upper 50s. millbrae, 57. 54 for downtown san francisco. petaluma, 70. santa rosa, 74. east bay, oakland, 68. 70 for union city. interior valley areas, 80s monday and tuesday, not tomorrow. 74 for concord, and 70 for santa cruz. just a few drops in for tomorrow, maybe a sprinkle or two, 76 for gilroy. accuweather seven-day forecast, we have seen the cool system

today. tomorrow, slightly warmer, and then back in the 80s monday and tuesday. wednesday and thursday, warmer days ahead, mid-to-low 90s in the east bay. 80s around the bay, and mid-60s at the coast. like middle of fall out there today. >> dan: thank you, leigh. still to come tonight, iraq on alert. the country braces for more violence after the u.s. combat troops pull out. plus -- >> in their despair they lose the will to live. >> dan: trapped below the earth, explaining explaining the psychology with the coalminers. >> the government may be running out of options in its quest to turn around the u.s. economy. droiiiid.

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>> dan: an update on our top story. san diego police captured this man, andrew barrientos, near the mexican border. he is accused of yesterday's shooting of fremont police officer todd young. young is in critical condition after undergoing hours of surgery. police in san diego trailed barrientos by tracking his cell phone. they detained him at the border crossing.

he was armed when he was captured. officers arrested him without incident. the 20-year-old is suspected of being a member of a gang in union city's dekyoto district. >> iraq has put his country on the highest possible alert for terrorist attacks. it follows intel juns that suicide bombers have entered the country and plan to trying several targets in baghdad. 50 people have been killed in a series of bottommings and shootings across iraq. the attacks coincide we the united states pulling combat forces out of the country. the -- in afghanistan, u.s. and afghany troops pull off simultaneous attacks. 21 insurgents were killed. one of the bases targeted was the same place where a suicide

bomber killed seven cia employees last december. elsewhere in afghanistan today, throw more u.s. service members were killed in two separate attacks. the deaths bring the american death toll in afghanistan to 38 this month. benjamin netanyahu wants to meet with palestinein leader walk an an abbas every two weeks. observes believe the israeli leader rode pose sal okayed he won't aloe the talks. a boon -- broken levee forced 7,000 people to escape from their homes in pakistan. the levee break comes after a series of major floods. eight million pakistanis need assistance. foreign aid has started

arriving. iran's state-run tv network reports throw people died when a earthquake struck a remotor northeastern part of the country. 40 others suffered injuries. atthe usgs saysed measured 4.7. iran happens to be in a seismic which i active part of the world and experiences at least one strike earthquake per day on average. officials believe the death toll would have been higher if it hit in a more pop lated early. drilling could begin tomorrow to rescue the coalminers trapped in chile. >> new information out this morning says the video doesn't tell the whole story. the miners in this video seem happy, but five of them are not seen here. the chilleyon heath minister

says they're depressed. >> in that despair, they lose the will to live, and that's the greatest concern i have for them. >> doctors are going to try to treat the one suffering from depression. in the meantime, the other miners are laughing, playing dominoes, singing the national anthem. they seem okay. but disaster psychologists say this likely won't last. >> what you're seeing right now is very time-limited. it's that initial euphoria, they've been there since august 5th. they've been isolated from the world above for such prolonged period of time, sets them up for major issues of depression, and exhaustion. >> he sees some encouraging signs, the. i the men are touching each other. touch is the most basic form of human communication and shows caring and support, and it's something crucial for survival. >> the more they can organize and structure themselves, the

better they're going to be, because with a leader it gives them a sense of hope within each other. >> hope that is shared some 2200 feet above. by worried families and an anxious nation. chilans glued to the tv. >> it's something we have seen repeatedly in the past, like with apollo 13. >> okay, houston, we got a problem here. >> countrymen in cries with an outcome that could be perilout, but as long as their mental health is addressed. psychologists say there's no reason the outcome of this drama can't be equally joyous. abc news, new york. >> dan: today is primary day in two u.s. states, in west virginia, 14 candidates are vying for robert byrd's old seat. he was the nationest longest serving senator.

in louisiana, david sitter is expected to cruise to an easy primary victory today. he has focused his campaign on his likely democratic opponent. >> the economy is expected to be issue number one during the november elections, and this week we received new evidence the recovery might not be happening anytime soon. we have this report from the government's options. >> reporter: as the president took to the links to golf with mike bloomberg friday. the white house told reporters the two spent 15 minutes in the clubhouse talking about the economy. earlier the whole financial world was listening to ben bernanke who said the recovery is slowing but they're not discussing further action. what to do? what tools are still in the

government's arsenal. >> it's not like there are any sell very bullets. every american needs to hear, we have long haul to get out of this. >> after a more than $850 stimulus and healthcare bill so they knock longer spend their way out. the fed has cut lending rates to nearly zero and don't have much lower to go, and mortgage rates are already at record low with home sales still sagging. then there's the option ben bernanke spoke about, buying up government debt and mortgage securities to spew more investment. >> people could be saying, wait a second. the obama administration is running very big budget deficit. it could leave foreign investors concerned about the way the united states is running its finances. >> abc news. >> dan: if you're looking for work, we may be able to help. abc-7 and the california job journal are hosting a job fair

with a special section for health care action workers. it's this tuesday in emeryville. if you didn't have time to copy this down, it's posted at abc-7.com under "see it on tv." up next, married nearly 40 years. now both are missing. investigators trying to fine this california couple. the incident that barked

>> dan: traffic backed up for miles on a southern california freeway last night after a road-rage shooting. a husband and father of two died after he entered the freeway.

the 28-year-old map was driving a minivan with his wife and two young sons. a shot was fired after he exchanged words with someone inside a blue honda accord. the victim got out of his car before he collapsed. >> bumper to bumper. >> it was bad. my car is overheating. >> i still haven't seen nothing like what was the cause of it yet. >> the driver in the honda kept on going. police are searching for a blue 2002-tweet honda accord with dark tinted windows and chrome rims. >> a search is underway for a man considered a person of interest in his wife's disappearance. the couple had been together for 40 years. >> reporter: a homicide detective arrives at coast community college district to talk with coworkers of rick force berg. he disappeared after investigators interviewed him

tuesday to see what he knew about his wife's disappearance. >> investigators are looking at phone records, financial records, checking with friends that have not heard from her. >> the 61-year-old seen here with her husband of nearly 40 years. the photo taken last year at her high school reunion. marsa, a retired writer and editor has done graduate work. they lived in this neighborhood for 20 years. friends say they last saw her in february. her husband told investigators he hasn't seen her since march. he never filed a missing persons report. >> we heard that she had gone to see some friends in arizona so we didn't think anything of it. >> give us a date of when she was supposed to get back and that date would come and she wasn't back. he would ask again, and then after a while he said they were having marital problems and they're on a trial separation.

>> friends reported her missing this month. investigators concerned about inconsistent statements are trying to find her husband to question him further. authorities searched the couple's home. there was no sign of a struggle. >> he did have a pt pt cruiser. it was taken to our crime lab. may take a couple days before we have any results. >> reporter: authorities say rick may be driving his wife's silver 2001vw beatle, license plate 4tim403. >> so strange. how can something like this happen here? >> dan: an afghan man wanted in three rape cases in california is back in los angeles after being extra do ited from austria. security was tight as police and the fbi escorted the suspected rapist through the los angeles airport. he was on the run for six years. they caught up with him when he allegedly raped another woman in

austria. >> they took a dna schwab and we were able to match that dna to our cases back here in the united states and that led to arrest. >> dan: he is accused of boating three women in 2002 and 2004. he fled first to canada and then austria. up next, a loophole in the healthcare reform law. why your kids may not be covered after the leave college. helping seniors stop smoking. we update you on the changes to medicare.

>> dan: medicare is expanding its coverage to help seniors who want to quilt smoking, 4-1/2 million older american's are still lighting up. it will cover up to eight counseling sessions for those who can't to quit. most private insurers already cover counseling for smokers trying to kick the habit. >> if you're a recent college graduate, the economy may be holding you back from starting a career and there's another concern. health insurance. healthcare reform allowed parents to cover their adult children until the turn 26. turns out, there's some hitches with that. here's mickal finney.

>> it was a joyful day when renee graduated from uc santa cruz. however, that joy was soon replaced we worry. >> absolutely terrifying. it's really hard to find a job, and not have insurance. >> renee and millions of college graduates face that double whammy. they're graduating into a sluggish economy with scarce jobs, and suddenly they're no longer covered under their parents' health insurance. >> it's nerve-racking graduating and trying to familiar a full-time job and benefits if you're not covered. >> reporter: it won't be an either-or proposition soon. the healthcare reform bill mandates health plans offering depending coverage to continue coverage children until they reach 26 years of age. that's a beg -- big relief. >> it was like i hit the lottery. >> i was so excited mitchell dad

called me and said -- i think he said, happy birth birthday,off have insurance until your 26. >> but it didn't last. here's what happened. first, antonio received a letter from blue shield. it said good, news. bus of a new law, renee would be covered for three more years. however, two weeks later, he received a second letter, saying, it was all a big mistake. >> oh, just kidding, you're not covered. >> they made a me -- mistake. she did not have coverage. >> he cooperate get answers. what about the new law? renee is only 23. >> and i know michael finney, and channel #. >> the new law comes with new complications. the provision on older child coverage doesn't take effect until september 23rd, and even then insurers don't have to

cover the older children until the next time the health machine renews. usually that's once a year. however to avoid gap inside coverage, major health insurers agreed to start covering adult children right away, blue shield included. that's why renee thought the first letter was good news. so, why was she dumped? >> really looking at internal belt-tightening, and this is one area. >> the employer is golden gate traps sit, which is self-insured. blue shield only manages the claims. golden gate transit won't cover children until the law requires it until the next renewal period, july, 2011. >> blue shield could cover. the. >> the spokesperson for the agency says covering adult children now would mean renegotiating union contracts,

and coming up with a quarter million dollars extra for costs. so renee will qualify but there is a gap to fill between now and then. >> just give me the answer to open the doors so other people could understand what's going on. you guys are fantastic. >> many insurers are offering covering right now but there are -- blue shield will only recover children already on the parents' plan as of june 1st. check it out go to our web site at abc-7 news.com. i'm michael finney. 7 on your side. >> leigh: chilly, windy day today, but the wind is going to die down this evening and warm up tomorrow. so let's go ahead and show you a nice shot from the high definition east bay cam. blue sky, the wind blowing everything out. right now you can see a few

clouds starting to move back in. so a little coastad cloudiness this evening. here's the current readings, in the # -- 70s. 61, san francisco. 70 for san jose. in the north bay, nap -- napa, 69. it was windy across the bay area. current wind speeds 29 miles-per-hour in novato, 28 in oakland, sfo airport, gusts to 25. and westerly winds to 15 miles-per-hour in san jose. these winds should start to die down this evening. we'll still keep it a little breezy overnight. a cool night as well. a little warmer for sunday, and then start to warm things up monday, tuesday, and wednesday. you can see mainly clear skies across the bay area, although the last live shots show just a few clouds drifting by, and we

will probably see that tonight as well. it well be cool in the north bay. cloverdale, mid-to-upper 40s. 53 for san francisco. and 53 as you head out towards the livermore valley area. this is the setup today. low pressure to the north of us. very strong for this time of year. bring something showers to northern portions of california. the rap-around winds there bringing us a blustery, almost fall-like day today. and we're still picking up a few light showers. overnight tonight, we're expecting maybe a little bit of light snow in the higher elevations of the sierra. so, yeah, a little light dusting on the highest peaks tomorrow. here is a quick update. we have a very active trough, and this hurricane danell -- danielle is going away from the

mainland, it's tropical storm earl 500-miles to the east right in here, and this system now winds 65 miles-per-hour, is forecast to become a hurricane tomorrow, and this could get very close to mainland u.s. next week. so we will definitely keep you updated on earl. here's the highs for the bay area tomorrow, 70s. still breeze at the coast. 72 palo alto, san francisco, sunshine, 64 degrees. set to warm up a little more. santa rosa, 7 #. oakland, 68 tomorrow. 70 union city. breezy side. inland locations. concord, 7 4. brentwood, 78. 70s for gill roy. my aku weather seven-day forecast, we warm up monday and tuesday. 80s return inland by tuesday.

90s by wednesday and thursday. 80s around the bay, and even mid-60s at the coast. not bad. >> dan: mike shumann is here now with a preview of sports. >> mike: a little football. raiders and niners square off tonight in oakland, a little preseason battle with the bay. and speaking of rivalries, cal versus stanford at the u.s. amateur. one local in the finals. fine the most powerful half-ton crew in america has a powertrain backed for 100,000 miles. chevy silverado half-ton a consumers digest best buy and the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road. now get 0% apr for 72 months on 2010 silverado half-ton models

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>> mike: franklin held out for the tender. he has two tackles and an enter searching interception. they could not reach a deal until july. when you play nose tackle, there's no relief. but he is happy to be back and says he is in great shape. >> like i said, i did some things in the offseason this year that allowed me to do to come back to training camp. the individual training, the boxing and other things we did, i think it's going to benefit me a lot. >> meanwhile, the goal for the raiders is to keep improving. the offense made big strides from week one to week two quarterback jason campbell and crew are looking forward to see how they stack up against one of the nfl's better defenses in the 49ers. >> the biggest preseason game i've been part of. talking about the two teams in the bay, and a really good

football team. >> they're well-coached. don't beat themselves. so it's a great challenge for us. >> mike: that's a 6:00 kickoff, not on until 9:00 locally. pga playoffs at the bark clays. 125 players, only 100 moving on to round two next week. a lot at stake. tiger woods got off to a brutal start. tee shot on one. 50-yard off the fairway and interest a parking lot. he would triple bogey the hole. pga tour rarely have out-of-bounds. rallies on the back nine, with three birdies. minus-3, 112th in the standings. jason day with the lead. the long birdie putt. minus 9. dustin johnson, bouncing back from the heartbreak at the pga. his approach on 16. back to within a few feet. johnson with a #-under 64, also

9 under. take me to your leader, martin laird. check out this shot. gets to within two feet. cards a 65 today. 12-under. a three-stroke lead sunday. semifinals of the u.s. amateur in washington, a links course. an, the defending champ, was 6-under. eagle on 5, goes 2-up, he was 3-up through 6. but chung charges back. a risky play but pays off. on 16. chung for birdie. he drains it to go 1-up, first laid of the day. but an would answer on 17. gusty par putt. gets the match back to all square. an ran into trouble on 18. chung did not. this long putt for birdie. close enough to win the hole

with a par. david chung takes the match 1-up. he will be in the finals on sunday. >> lpga tour, third round of the canada women's open. michelle wie with the lead. she nearly holes it. that led to a birdie. on 14. wie with a short putt for birdie. no problem. tied for first with shin. little hoops for you. team u.s.a. facing croatia in their first game of the tournament. united states looking to end a 16 year world championship drought. used a big second quarter to pull away. eric gordon, three of his 16. in the third, steph curry getting into the act. driving baseline, the pretty turn-around. 96-66, u.s.a. moments later, curry again. the pretty floater, it falls.

americans roll, 106-78. play slow same ya tomorrow -- slow vain -- slow vain ya. >> what do you think? >> preseason game, raiders need a win more. i would pick the raiders, but preseason, who carolina. >> oh, come on. >> it would be more lick a regular season game because of that. >> thanks. coming up next at 6:00, the manhunt for a suspect accused of shooting a fremont police officer is over. more on the arrest coming up. >> plus, a fire is spreading i spend three hours on my homework -- or at least that's what my mom thinks. with high speed internet from at&t, i get my homework done fast, leaving me time to download movies and music and chat wh frids [ mom ] how's your studying? it's coming along! [ female announcer ] work faster, play more

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police have arrested the suspect in the shooting of a fremont police officer. the man, andrew barrientos, captured not far from the mexican border. police conducted an exhaustive search for barrientos. the injured officer was identified as todd young, six-year veteran of the fremont police department. he is in critical but stable condition tonight in the hospital. police combed union city looking for barrientos before learning of his arrest at the border. lisa amin gulezian joins us now live with more.