detective eddie brown: a task force has been working for eight days. we've had 88 arrests. we've gotten 20-something guns off the streets and the streets are going back to the community. so, we'll keep doing what we have to do to keep the city of pittsburgh clean and drug-free. we're going to go up on the steps there. we got a call on brushton avenue. we got a drug transaction going on there. possibly five to six actors involved. this is on the edge of the city. so, it's like we're chasing them out of the city

and they're going onto the edge of penn hills right now. so we're going to go up and check it out. hermitage. officer: he's going. he's all in black. there goes another one. we're on monticello extension. this is monticello. it's got to be up top. it's monticello extension. there, on the steps. they coming down? we got them down the bottom. come on. one gold and dark and one gold and dark raider jacket on. come on. grab the wall. grab it. come on, big boy. what are you running for? i ran because he ran. brown: why did you run? get on the pole here. i was scared. scared of who-- the police?

i don't know who. you ever go to school? can you read? brown: they get anything? i don't know yet. detective: yeah, they got some dope. brown: oh, cuff them. bring your hands back. suspect: what you going to cuff us for? detective: drugs, cuz. i don't have drugs. you shouldn't have ran. you're so smart. you should be in a comedy. i didn't have nothing. whose key? you never do. you have it stashed. these are 50s, 50s. here's a 20, 20. break them into 20s. 20s and 50s right here. as for the two... the two nice gentlemen that ran into me and my partner carl that we caught on the steps that gave us the nice exercise coming back up

this is the product of chasing them down. we got more crack off the street. couple more dealers heading to jail. base to 35-0-4. i have suspect with white hat, dark shirt, dark pants. they messing with a stolen car? drift down. it might be a stolen... it might be a stolen car. it might be a stolen car. watch yourself, dave. they got guns! check for guns! check for guns! get out of there! put your hand up! let me see them hands! take them out one at a time. down on the ground. bring your hands behind your back! hands behind your back! woman: what did they do? get out of here.

bring your hands behind your back. got a gun. i knew he had a gun. man #1: cuff him. brown: you don't want to use my cuff. man #1: give me a flex cuff. brown: bring one of them flex cuffs. we got two guns? brown: two guns. what are you wearing a wig and glasses for?! it's midnight! to kill somebody! how old are you? sixteen. sixteen?! you ain't even lived and you're ready to take somebody's life! sit up. where's his glasses at? put them on. if we had this young man in a lineup

and he killed someone, looking like this then he combs his box up real high without the glasses and wig, we'd never find you but yet you'd have killed somebody tonight, right? riding around in black wig, and glasses... i wasn't going to do it. they picked me and my friend up... you just happened to have a gun? i didn't have no gun. yeah. we got another one here. two more guns off the street. task force: two. them: zero. there's another one. these all puppies, man? brown: all puppies. florence, is that him? that's the driver. he almost ran you over? he tried to run into my car. he tried to ram right into our door. they missed the car by about an inch. that's them. brown: this looks like a typical drive-by--

the two guns, the wig. the one kid was out of the car with his arm out looking like he had a gun in his hand. we settled that when i seen the kid throw it down. all these people were screaming. they were getting ready to whack somebody. brown: i can go home feeling good tonight. we got a couple more guns off the streets. this is your sergeant saying you did a real good job tonight. i'm giving everybody three "good jobs done" and two "attaboys." my wife takes centrum silver. i've been on the fence about it. then i read an article about a study that looked at the long term health benefits of taking multivitamins. they used centrum silver for the study... so i guess my wife was right. [ male announcer ] centrum. always your most complete.

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ñáçwçñ officer deborah germany: i became a police officer because i like helping people, interacting with others and simply being around when i'm needed. each of us are individuals. we should be respected as individuals

and for the job we have to do. when people call the police, they should respect us because they put us in the situation. we didn't happen to be there. they should respect us for what we do. i put my life on the line every day with this uniform for those very people who don't respect me because one day, they will pick up the phone and call me or another officer for our help and, you know, it angers me, but i still do my job. i do what i have to do and i do do it for them. 3403, where you off to? germany: we're going to maripose street for a landlord/tenant dispute. ten-four. officer james rohm: how you doing? this is the situation. these people were supposed to have been out of this apartment earlier today. the only thing they up there doing was breaking stuff. they broke the window.

we're supposed to move up there today and they up there breaking windows taking their time. we been waiting 12 hours. their bags are still sitting there. we got furniture up there ready to go in the apartment but they up there lounging. germany: where's the landlord? we tried to call him. we can't get him at his office. germany: okay. here come miss brown. here she come now. she has a smart mouth. so do i. come in, jimmy. ( radio transmission ) germany: what's the problem here? woman: the problem is we're moving our stuff out. our lease ends today. apparently, my landlord promised these gentlemen that they could move in at noon... man #1: no, that ain't it. ...without mentioning it to me. so, when he called me up on thursday i said fine, at noon i could give them the bedroom and we'd finish cleaning out the front room during the day.

so that's what we've been doing all day. i turned a set of keys over to this gentleman... at 11:30 when the landlord came up. i said they could have the bedroom. he had ordered some furniture that will not fit in the bedroom. so it's sitting out in the hallway. we're still moving out. he came into the apartment and said he would put our stuff out in the street... this is all they been doing-- what she's doing now. sitting on her... we been waiting all day for like nine hours, ten hours. they all up there laughing thinking it's a joke and it ain't no joke 'cause we want to get in our apartment. the window is broke now. she was clapping and hollering to her friend. i have no desire to leave my apartment with these gentlemen... what do you mean you have no intentions of leaving? i have no intention of leaving to move stuff out

while these gentlemen are here because they might move all my stuff out in the street. men: no, we said we can help you. we come to help. we been waiting all day. i want them to leave us alone until we finish moving. we have these vans to take. we'll come back and take one more van and then we'll be out. now i'm truthfully afraid to leave my apartment for fear that i will come back and everything i still have will be gone. man #1: it ain't your apartment no more! man #2: ain't nothing in there but big boxes of books. they been doing this all day-- playing around. they know me and my girl friend-- we been anxious to get up to the apartment. they carrying out one box at a time. that's all i seen them carry is one little box. then somebody's supposed to move into the apartment we're moving out of. he calling but he can't come in

because we can't go to our apartment. woman: i understand their dilemma. i'm trying to get out. you really look like you understand. you really look like it. how much more do you have to move? about one vanload. man #2: we was going to help her. why don't you let them help? because the vans are full. where are you moving to? south oakland, down on long street. how many people are helping you move? there are five of us here. if we leave, i'm afraid that he'll break into the apartment. man #2: they all don't got to go to your other house. we could help move your stuff. some of your people could stay here and watch your property while y'all take the vans, unload, and come back. we trying to get that stuff out of there. we've waited too long. you people been standing around. i am sorry, i really do not want their assistance. then go upstairs

and move your stuff out on the street while we are here right now. man #1: we can't get in touch with him. you have three hours. it will be 12:00 anyway... we'll be done... which will be the next day. if you're supposed... we'll be out at 12:00. these gentlemen are anxious to get into their apartment. go move your stuff out. okay, fine. will you stay until someone comes back? germany: no. you're leaving somebody here... to watch your stuff. they're taking them two vans out of here. two of their people will stay here and keep moving the stuff to the street. and work together, and we'll get it all done. man #1: we've been trying. okay, fine. that's what we're doing now, okay? man #2: that's what we been trying to do. rohm: if you want to expedite things you can help them. we asked. germany: she don't want them to help, jim.

rohm: excuse me. man #2: i don't know why. i know they tired of running back and forth. we came to help him. that's my brother. rohm: i understand. the last hour, they bring like four boxes down. rohm: i understand, but being that she's in that mood just appease her a little bit, and you know... rohm: are you married? man #2: who? me? no. you have a girl friend? yeah. you know the scorn of a woman. germany: i resent that remark. rohm: you probably would. ( germany chuckling ) ( car door closes )

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your birthday present is out in the car. would you like us to get those? no. no, thank you. thank you very much for the cake. that's certainly more than enough... officer thomas detemple: cake's good. ...from you two. with this sugar high we'll be running all night. woman: such a big piece, ed. are we ready to go here? there's cake back there. 35-31r. active service. eckle: ho! come talk to me a second. where's his car? this kid's car got hit and you went to get the guy that hit him? i called the cops. you called the cops? yeah, i did. we was coming down the hill and this brown cadillac turned and he smashed him. he bashed his head. he pulled over to the side and then dude kept... the cadillac kept going up the hill? i told brian to see if he could see him.

he seen him. the dude's coming down the hill now. he was up on davidson looking at his car. me and my buddy, we seen him... we'll go up and look. we even got a piece of his car. let's check them out. you see someone hit and run this hour of the night it's interesting to go talk to them. ( radio transmissions ) we got a guy that got hit and ran and here comes the alleged people that hit and ran them. we'll see what happened. you guys in an accident? no. don't lie to us. where's your cadillac, bud? eckle: these kids down there saidown cadillac. detemple: where you going to? i was walking down with him-- i was sitting on the corner-- he said, "were you driving?" i said, "no." he said, "well, we thought you were driving this car." where were you coming from when you came home--

when you hit the car? i didn't hit the car. you weren't driving? no. no, sir. do you own a cadillac? no. we're going to check. if you're lying, we're not going to be happy. we got people here that say you were driving. are you telling us you're not 'cause you're drunk? 'cause you smell like alcohol. i was drinking but i wasn't driving a cadillac. we're going up there and find out. detemple: when he said he wasn't driving a cadillac he was right. he's driving an oldsmobile '88. eckle: we got the front-end damage. we got a good case here. let's see if this guy's going to be intox. i want you to touch the tip of your nose with your right one.

okay. now i want you to do it with your right index finger. all right. now do it with your left index finger. okay. all right. i just think your story has too many holes in it. you smell like a brewery. you could barely touch your nose. then you're walking with a pen like you're going to exchange information. they see you behind the wheel of the car. i wasn't behind the wheel of a car. i'm going to look. i want to see if there's pieces of a gray or brown car. me and my buddy dale seen it. there's one part-- we grabbed it and put it in his car. i was wondering if he was going to say you hit his car and took off. that's impossible. i see that now. the parts are here. this part came off the car too.

yeah, that's the part that was in the street. now it's becoming more and more you know... apparent that my man here is the driver of the car. hold on a second. you were driving weren't you? yeah. why don't you just tell us the truth? because... because you're drunk? i'm scared. you should be. you know what those charges are? no, i don't. hit and run. leaving the scene of an accident. driving under the influence. lying to us doesn't do you any good. eventually we're going to figure out what's going on. too many people saw it. all right. he did it. these officers here are going to transport him down to

traffic division where our intoxilizer sections and he'll be requested to take an intoxilizer test. depending on the results of those tests will depend on what he is charged with. he said he was scared. he didn't know what to do. the wrong thing to do was lying to us. officer: i've got him at gunpoint. dispatcher: gunpoint, 132 and bush.

good morning. the signal came just an hour ago. no decision on a pope over night but the voting is not over for the day just yet. we are live at the marin county-sonoma county line where a fatal accident has just happened. and the threatening message found inside an east bay school that has the staff on high alert this morning. it's all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. good morning. thank you for waking up with us on this wednesday morning, march 13th i'm pam cook. >> i'm brian flores.

we should welcome to the nice, warm, sunny weather. it's been good out there. >> my goodness. i think it's supposed to be very warm. >> a few days are approaching or hitting the 80-degree mark. for mid march not too bad. we do have dense fog. near the coast and near parts of the bay so that will be the headline the short term. clearing skies and near the shoreline this afternoon. beaches not warm too much. but the warmest location out right around antioch approaching the 80-degree mark. more on your forecast in a few minutes. good morning, sal. right now traffic is moving well in most areas around the bay as we look at the sunol grade the traffic looks gad. there is a very serious accident at the marin-sonoma county line. and some of the fog will be thick in some of these areas. you can also see road work in

san francisco along northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. it is 4:29. let's go back to the desk. we begin this morning with breaking news from the vatican. a new pope was not chosen this morning. we will take you live to st. peters square although it has been raining, large crowds have been spending hours waiting for some kind of signal there. now about 50 minutes ago black smoke came from the chimney of the sistine chapel. none of the 115 cardinals received the two-thirds vote necessary to become pontiff at this point. the ballots were burned together after two rounds of voting. the cardinals will continue their deliberations and continue voting today. coming up we will go to rome for a live report of day two of the papal conclave. con to developing news in the north bay. a fatal crash has shut down one lane of highway 101 south to petaluma. tara moriarty is live near the

marin-sonoma border county line. >> reporter: the driver of the truck that crashed has died. behind me you can see it's down there in the ditch. it's difficult to see the actual vehicle. we are waiting for the coroner to identify her so her family can be properly notified first and the coroner just arrived in the past five minutes. the chp says around 2:15 this morning they received a 911 call from a passenger inside that car who had been injured. we are just north of novato, south of petaluma on a very dangerous stretch of roadway. the woman was driving northbound on 101 when she drifted into the center divider for some reason. >> she may have drifted off the roadway in an attempt to over correct causing the vehicle to over tush and into the drainage ditch. we don't know if alcohol was a factor if she