deputy scott mesa: the suspects will drive in the parking lot. they'll make contact with undercover deputies. they'll ask for marijuana, speed, or cocaine. the deputy will sell it to them. he'll give the signal, and we'll come out and arrest them at the scene. ( whispering ) yeah... yeah. hey, jimmy, you got everything you need? yeah, i did. can i have that envelope with all the extra dope in it? you guys ready? close the door. hey, next week we'll be having some speed here.

oh, really? i better lay low on the speed, bro. ( laughter ) we got coke, speed some of that other stuff. sheriff's department. put the car in park, put the car in park. come on. step on out. you're under arrest. i got to put it in park. okay, let's go. this way. sheriff's department! ( radio playing rock music ) what's the problem? why are you blowing the ground?

i just stopped to use the pay phone. yeah, right. i didn't blow that much. why did you try to blow the weed? why did you try to blow it out of there? huh? pardon me? why did you try to blow the marijuana out? i just closed the door... i was going to use the phone. so i'm a liar too? you're the truthful one here. you're being booked. okay, i didn't resist arrest. you didn't? you didn't try to get rid of your dope on me? soon as you got me i stopped. i didn't know you guys were cops. once i knew you guys were cops, i stopped. did you graduate from high school? no, sir. do you know how to read and write? yes, sir. what's that say? "sheriff."

once he saw me, he tried to blow the dope away. little marijuana pipe. little roach clip. his boss will be happy to find that, huh? my name is deputy mesa. do you have a driver named j.t.? okay, i have him over here at market and fontana and he's going with me. i need you to come pick up the truck. he got into a little trouble. well, i can't get into it. but i need you to pick up the truck. you can ask him why the truck's been taken. hey, jay, you got to pick the truck up. i stopped to use the phone and i was approached to sell marijuana and ended up in jail. so you better pick the truck up. okay? hey, appreciate it. man, that's a nice truck. is it automatic? let's go!

mesa: he start driving at us. so it was one of those decisions we had to make. he took off. that's why we had two unmarked units and they're going to get a unit to stop him and he's going to jail. step out of the car. he's got a baby with him. he's got a baby with him. check it out. go ahead and pick your child up. any guns, knives? turn around. face that way. bring the child with you. cuff him; i'll take the kid. aw, man... you should have thought about this before you started buying dope. come here, sweetheart.

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deputy hank valencia: a couple of our officers have been marked for death by these gangs. we're trying to find out if there's any truth to the rumors that they've put out that some officers are going to be shot this weekend. we subsequently have been making a lot of vehicle stops in the area and checking those individuals-- with their consent, of course-- for any drugs or weapons. i have a vehicle southbound california just south of 30th. it's got an obstructed front view. that's the reason we're going to stop them. he's out of l.a. that's why he did that. hi. how is everything today? oh, all right. how are you doing today? you can't have that thing hanging from your rearview mirror. it's the school parking thing.

is it? uh-huh. take it down, okay? when you go to school, it's okay to have it. do you have a drivers license, ma'am? okay, you don't have it? i don't have it with me. okay. does anybody here have identification on them? why don't you let me see your identification. you don't have them? i know my license number by heart. that's good, ma'am. why don't you step out for a second. can i turn off my car? sure, turn it off, please. step on over here. all right, why don't you wait here-- just keep your fingers... you don't have any guns or knives on you, right? okay, that's fine. that's fine. just keep your fingers there. hi. why don't you step on out here. okay. put your hands right up here for a second.

step back. step on out of the car. turn around, put your hands on the top there. dispatcher: 1541. 1541? she's got a gun. ( garbled radio transmission ) ...14 university avenue, it's going to be a parking lot. now, whose is this? it's cocked and loaded. it's not loaded. it's not? no, it's not. it doesn't even work. it doesn't work? no, it doesn't. whose is it? it's my daddy's car. i don't know whose it is probably my father's. he just gave it to me a couple days ago. he just gave it to you? the car. no gang members, huh? woman: no, one of them is my husband. bounty hunters that's blood. woman: one of the guys in the picture is my husband.

he gave me the picture because i didn't have no pictures of him. okay. i have his name tattooed on my arm. you got his name tattooed on your arm? okay, mr. ford, are you on parole right now? no, sir. huh? no, sir. when were you last in prison? i ain't never been in prison. you got tattoos, mr. ford? no, sir. i'm going to run these guys, john. i'm going to run the gun too. it might be 35 i don't know. dispatcher: smith and wesson, .38 caliber, model: .38 special revolver type, stolen 6/25 on '90. ten-four. ten-four. okay, this is a stolen handgun. it's stolen out of our area and this young lady here says it's her dad's car and he gave it to her and she's possibly putting it off on her dad but she's going to be going to jail

for possession of a stolen handgun since she's claiming no knowledge of it. be careful. there's water there, okay? yes, sir. okay, don't lean back on the handcuffs now. is that your handgun? no. you're under arrest for possession of a stolen handgun. is that your handgun? no, sir. you're under arrest for possession of a stolen handgun. she was just giving us a ride. just giving you a ride? she just picked us up. she claims no knowledge of the handgun. says maybe you put it on her. let her come over here and we can talk. i can't force her to do anything. just ask her, does she want to come over here and tell the truth? i can't go to jail on nobody else's gun. you guys got to understand-- if i have nobody that's claiming it

you all go to jail. could you put us all together in one..? no. that isn't the way we play this game. you all go to jail. where did the gun come from? my stepfather gave it to me on my birthday. i don't know where it came from or whatever but he didn't like the thought of me... because i'm going to move with my real father. he didn't like the idea of me riding around here-- you know, unprotected-- because, you know i was raped before but he wanted to make sure that i was able to take care of myself so he gave it to me on my birthday which was recent. he gave you a stolen handgun, understand? yes, i do. you have to go to jail for that. yes. have you ever been in jail? no, i haven't. these two individuals in the car have nothing to do with the handgun? no, they don't whatsoever. that's what i needed to know. can one of them drive my car around

the corner? absolutely, if you release it to them. yes. could somebody pull up my jacket? i'm cold. valencia: she went down for possession of the handgun and the two individual males were, uh, were released. she continued on, after i mirandized her, that her father had given it to her because she had been raped and she needed it for self-protection. the community at large is arming themselves and i don't think they're aware that it is against the law to possess a handgun-- or a loaded handgun-- or a concealed handgun even unloaded in a motor vehicle. she was arrested for the possession o and she's going to be booked into san bernardino main jail.

arlo. d.o.t. into the arco station and possibly out to the rear. ten-four. victim is on the sidewalk across from motel. okay, we just got a call of a victim of a shooting at a hotel on the south side of town. we do have one officer already out there now. the suspect vehicle is a white monte carlo. left in the direction we're coming. sam five's out with the victim. 97 with the victim on south garry. right here. two. he's got it in the gut here. that's a stab wound. male black.

male black, mid-30s. ten-four. male black mid-30s on the victim. hey, buddy can you talk? he won't talk to me. can you talk to me? that almost looked like a stab wound. you want to go over and contact the hotel? they were the informants and gave a suspect description. white-over-blue? what was the description-- a white-over-blue chevy? white-over-blue impala and a yellow olds cutlass. ( garbled radio transmission ) he's in arrest. let's get the bike out of here. you guys need this here? no, you can go ahead and take that. two gunshots to the abdomen... is there anything else? he's moving around. that's all i've got. ready? hey, alex, if you've got a tube, let's

tube him. waltman: it appears he got hit three times. once in the upper shoulder once here, and once in the buttocks with two exit wounds-- one in the chest and one in the lower abdomen. they said he had no pulse. so he doesn't look real good right now. ( garbled radio transmission ) seven in the area, gabriel and park. ten-four. it's on the west side. maybe out onto geneva. waltman: we've got four guys getting into a yellow oldsmobile that matches the description of the suspect vehicle in the shooting. unknown if it's related, but it's a good possibility. someone can hear someone yelling at subject in a white ford pickup to get out of the vehicle. sam-five, pomona

i've got a light-colored oldsmobile, no plate. town and mission now occupied by four male black gang members. possibly related to the 245. four male gang members. we're northbound town. we're going to go eastbound on fourth. eastbound on fourth. right now they're deciding whether they want to stop. okay, they've pulled over to the front of 30 east fourth. everybody put your... close the door. put your hands in the air. everybody put your hands on the roof. i think there's three inside now. i'll go ahead and call them out. i'll bring them over to the passenger side. driver, open the driver's door all the way.

kick it all the way open. keep your hands in plain sight. step out and face the front of your car. put your hands all the way up over your head. i want you to interlock your fingers behind your head and walk backwards. i'm going to bring him to the passenger side. keep walking till i tell you to stop. stop. take three side steps to your right. stop. walk backwards. keep walking till i tell you to stop. in the front seat i want you to step out keep your hands high face the front of your car. walk backwards. stop. take three side steps to your right. walk backwards.

sam-five to the unit that has the witness that can i.d. suspects. they can't see you. is that them? yes. darryl, 10-15 i.d.'ed. sam-five, we have suspects in south side garry shooting i.d.'ed. okay, we got a positive i.d. in this one, it all seemed to come together at the last moment. as a lot of police work is it was by chance. as i was driving up the street i see a car that matches the suspect description parked in the parking lot for a convenience store. i see four male blacks which was the original suspect description. i waited for them to go mobile. i didn't want to have any problems trying to confront them in the convenience store. it looks like we've got the right guys and with any hopes we've got some of these gangbangers off the streets for a while.

officer: i've got him at gunpoint. dispatcher: gunpoint, 132 and bush. cover is code three.

we're live in san francisco where a fire ripped through two apartment buildings in the bay view. two dozen people displaced. we'll tell you how residents say it could have started. we are hours away from a historic day at the supreme court. the case being heard today that could change the lives of same sex couples. a round of applause for golden gate bridge toll takers as they leave their booths for the very last time over night. what the change means for drivers up ahead. good morning. thank you for joining us on this wednesday morning march 27th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm brian flores. i think there is changes in the

weather. >> it feels like it. >> steve. >> slowly. we have a lot of clouds streaming in. for other areas it's cool, for some it's mild to warm. we'll go from 50 to low 70s. overall look for 50s and 60s and low 70s. possibility of a few showers. we'll talk about changes on the weekend coming up. traffic is moving along around the bay area. no major problems here. also the morning commute is off to a good start in san francisco. some big changes today. we'll tell you about those and have the complete traffic update straight ahead. we have breaking news in san francisco where two dozen people are displaced after a fire burned through two apartment buildings. tara moriarty is on the scene and has more from the residents woke up from early morning alarms. >> reporter: firefighters are on the scene here but most have

left. if you take a look over here you can see there are char marks coming out of the side of the building. that is when crews first arrived they noticed the flames and it quickly spread to the unit next door here on third. about two dozen people now out of their homes. two buildings with flats. the flames broke out just before 1:00 this morning. residents said they heard the alarms going off and people pounding on their doors. >> it was balls of fire. just going up and up. and pyres popping and just flames. and then scooted over to this one right here. and we look around and it's like a whole other house on the side just flaming out on the side. >> reporter: two firefighters received minor injuries. one hurt his knee and elbow. another suffered smoke inhalation. investigators are trying to figure out what started it all.

>> right now it's under investigation. took pg&e gas awhile to get out here. they eventually mitigated that. this building was fully involved. we had to hit it from the exterior. we did stop it from spreading. >> residents say the fire appears to have started between the two buildings in a garbage shoot but we won't know until the arson team completes its investigation. we did speak with the owner of the two buildings and we'll tell you what he had to say. live in san francisco's bay view district i'm tara moriarty. this morning in part two of the same sex marriage hearing the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments on the defense of marriage act. rene marsh is right in front of the supreme court building this morning with the issues expected to be addressed in court this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, pam. you know, in just about 2